nebraska advertiser. (brownville ne) 1868-03-26 [p ].€¦ · congressional delegation, and realize...
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Nebraska SiDucvttscvJAUTIS S. CIItRCII, Editor."
BROWNVILLE, THURSDAY, MARCH 28,1868
Call for Republican County Convention.
A Republican .County Convention will be held atrr.wnville en bitu-da- y, April lltb, lb8, t'- -
'clock, M, to elect five Delegates to represent 6"
owha Count in the Republican State Conventionto be held at Nebraka City on tbe 29th diy ofApril lSS8,andtodo such otbr bnins? as uny bo
of interest to the party in tbU count. The Re-
publicans of each precinct in the Count arehul.i meeting on tbe.4tb of April to
el'vt Delates to attend sail County Convention.Ewch precinct is entitlod to the number cf dele-gate as fuliows, viz:
rem 11 Olcn Rock 5
Lafayette 5 Washington 2...... .. 3 Browr.viile 20
' Nemaha City 5 Ainwall 1
St. Dcroin 5 Ucdfjrd 2Ilccton 2
The above apportionment is nude from tbe votefor Congrereinin, at the October election of 1869
that buing the lat strictly party rote given in thisCnnty. We b re to gee a full attendance at theConvention, and that ever precinct will be fullyrepresented.
The Coiuxhtee unanimously adopted the follow-
ing resoluti'n :
We, the Centra; Committ'W of Nemaha county,do reejiDinend to all Republicans to lay arid o all
jeRlcnsies andlrcal pnju diced, and come up asoneman to the uniud support of Republican?, ard an
principles, tegiriless of all side issuesand local intercuts, and wo pledge ourselves to la-- b
it fvT the accomplishment of th in end.WILLIAM U. (ILAKGOW,")WILLIAM W. 1IAWLEY,
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, 1
LA-VJ3-L C SANLEKS," j
J.M.PAt'LIV. jWILLIAM H. HOOVER,
G. Vi. Fxit'LiicTfi K, Secretary.
Republican State Covcnilon.A State Ccrvrntion will be beld at Nebraska
City m Widnerdav .April 2iJth,lcCS,at I2o'clock?!., to tlert Ii!o-a:e- ? to rcpresect the Rrrublicanpprty of Nebraska at the National Convention tobo lUa at Ciiit'fcgo, j.y-'tri- , text. Also, a candili'.e f r Mc-mb- cf Con press. Governor, Secre
iStito, Au Htr, Tr easurer, 3 PresidentiaKlect jts, aiid the d.l--gate- fn m each judirial d irtriet vri B'ni:i.te a fuitnblo person forDistrict Attornev, for their respective districts
Tho Convi'atioi will b or mite da as followsRichardson Cunty---- 5
2'cmaha county 5
Nexaha, Kichard3Dn,bnd J hrjoa II'awr.eo, ) .igc.
!Sa line nnd Lan- -
culcr 1
Iao and Jtf rsn 5J'.ihnFon IOto 1
Tinnsier I'a?s -- ..j'as?, Sarpy, Saunters
I.atlcr and Seward- - -- -I
viutider,Seward&ndPotlar 1
Platte, Meniek, Hall,JJuffilo, Kearney andLincoln 1
Pres't.
iru?cit
Salire, Lincoln andKearueySnrDoii'rlas 8IVd zv-- "'
PlatteWashingtonWashi-jcfo- n and Burt- -
IIaIl.Iiuff.il3t Merrick 1
Rurt and Cuiainir 1
DakotaDixon, Cedir and L'- -Fau qui courtDodge. Cuming. Stan-ton Dakota, Dixon,Cedar, L'Eauqaicourtand PiercePawnee
Total 52A State Central Committee is to be elected fo
the coming campaign, tbe place of holding then?xt htato Convention deiena ted, the basis of reiTcentalioa fi-- r " succeeding State Conventions
nnon, ana oin er imporians uuiiacsa win oebrought before the Convention.
RpublcanE, send delegates, and let no one county be unrepresented.
St. A.D.BxLCOStBK, Chairman.Omaha, Jan. 20th, 1S68.
Mall Matters.We print in this issue a letter from
Geo. XV. ilcLellati, Second AssistantPjst Master General, to Hen. T. W.Tipton, which will explain itself. Ourfriend A. W. Gray and others at Tecumeeh, will find ia this an answer to theirquestions which they have many timesusked, but until now have failed toreceive a eatisfactorv answer, ihe wantof this increased service is pressing, and
we hope there will be no delay on the
j'art of contractor Miles in furnishing it
L. D. Robison, the r, isalready out on the route to make thenecessary arrangments to run a triweekly back for the accommodation cfpassengers from lirownville to CrabOrchard.' We "Lope thd Departmentwill increase the service to a tri-week- ly
from Crab Orchard to Beatrice, whichwe see by the said letter they are willingto do.
Senator Tipton will do the countryvaluable service by sseing that the dailymail from Rub to Falls City is continued'to Pawnee City. There is much com-
plaint that mail matter accumulates atFalls City, and that much of it is laidever from one week to the next for wantcf suGeisnt transportation U take it onwhen it should go. These are com-
plaints that need attention. We havej-i- returned from that section of theState, and know that th3 complaints aregeneral. All spaak approvingly of ourCongressional Delegation, and realizethat they ate anxious to serve their con-tti:u?nc- y.
VAsi;ir;cTCx, March 11, 'CS.
Sir: Ia reply io your letter of the10ih inst., asking if route 14,420 hadbeen extended to Beatrice, you ore in-
formed that no order to that effect hasteen made by this office, there beingalready service between Crab Orchardand Beatrice; and Crab Orchard beingthe terminus of route 14,420, theDepartment has no authority under thelaw to extend the Brownville route toBeatrice, for tho reason that it would
result in double service over the samercute under iwo contracts. -
If contractor TJiles- - will accept thevery: reasonable proposition made htm
more than a year since fcr two addit'ohaltrips on roite 11,420, there will be notrouble about increasing the other ser-
vice so as to at once alcrd the additionalmail facilities petitioned for from Brow-vill- e
west. ... . ,
Very Respectfully, Sec,
GEO. XV. McCLELLAN,' ' Sec. Asst. P. M.'Gen'I.
: Ho. T. W. Tiptos , U. S. Sen,
Postmaster. General- - Randall told apentleman; before the New-Hamp- -
liire election, that he had such full re'turns from every postmaster. in that Stateas made it certain that the Democratswould have a majority of over 5.000that there hud been a perfect revolutionin public sentiment, and that the countrywould le astonished at ihe election re-turns. Those poatmasters evidenty knowliule of arithmetic.
Nemaha Land District.On the 16ih inst., accompanied by
Smith P. Tcttxe, U. S. Assistant As-sess- or
for this Dirision of the District of
Nebraska, we left Tirownviile to make a
detour of tbe Nemaha. .Land District,
23. Thewas suffocation hour,".
sworn in.with a view of seeing what might be tioa the court from the alleged, fact that ten
seen,, and to look up the man vho did T .V T. .f l Ar J 4 h a AlMajtrinn v a
counsel
fastheavy
boats,
tle was the svier President articles Railroad, frama house raised from
inL-int- r rnl t for Rpvpnue 1 The answer occupies five solid columns ana nnvear . ., r v.i.;n tr. wa.n,,w
. . . . , e i is romovat oi cxanion, j - a ifuu i'Munuow nj,u,v..- -incense me coming year. - ux . . . , . . Brook.g etat5on 16th
travel was to reach the well-to-d- o farmerand the business man, of which this landdistrict is be'.ter.fupplied than one wouldimagine who has not "been on the
prairie," and seen the "broad acreswell cultivated, the thrifty cattle, the wellfilled store, and the enterprising' popula
tion who are eettling'up our State.forcebly reminded,' before
convenience to leaving Brownville
President vicinity
Jam C,SWaS
and this calling theof authorities this
it impassaoieBoard cf Trade Brown
should thisbridged,
We 8oon the Little Nemaha over
good suspension bridge, and afterwardslike bridges, leaving
behind Nemaha and
entercrisine' farmer, whom we will.
something say hereafter.also the large owned by
whose grean blades
9itv trio
vein
liberal
pub-
licfriend
days
Union
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
.
Harch "chamberto at an
cf admission vcere issued to allwould accommodate. Dooliltleand was DaFis the
to
.......
President's the an- -
is
ia as
on theSt.houses seTeralstoam
thegreat;
the
looking income, of the to the impeach- - Pacific was
rr1 Ira of its-- rrtie u ana tun uwa uumsini,ou our iu H ff th on the
attention
contrary denies Two passengers .were;
Stanton constituted misdemeanor At Louisville, the Louis
in office denies he ville, Chicago railroad, tho
in appointing ; denies of the raged, blowing lines,
vacancy in War : he trees, carrying
rosiest ion of 02ice by force. was considered
He atrthorityMo 'take for the in Housernrposecf matter court. in
He denies tried disobey mas
tffered inducements todo Later of - shows hareDenies the ppeeches have by over a great cf country, r In Chicago
I - lm mm mm 4. l 1
i- - ivni mnir around tho circle and Duiidinss l Duna.nga oi me.
- V - I V 1 . 1 1 . .. A 1orv. tintthose
of
of
of of
the or those who wish ftLdnot as of the Umied Stetes.fcr forty buildings in ita wore
thpir rrain to that place for if the be cught not to be questioned. he or damaged. This road alone, loosa- .... ..i . 1 V J v. A ,.. v Tk.by
i ever eaia mas me rresens was nouejranj uuiuo vy oiuiui.bridged, , V ri....n-.- j . T?, T,i.we take method of
to
iect. is now tor loaaeawarons. The of
ville thatif no one else will.
athe two Mudies with
us county, many anof
1 0have to
soon pass farm
just
The
early
appearedobjec- -
taken.
river,
inns'
to removalalong
Thomas nofences,
to to
broken
to to
several
west, drawsale,
streamCnited Statoa. would until blown killed 4'.h, the fundamental pro
Pana, Illinois, houses and the officersThe maunders quested Present's then elected their
thousand The Governor may thereforewhich replication. Presidents Ciucinaati boats
Stream further preparecourt impeachment roofed vicinity uprooted
March, would houses
until concluded.
Beatrice.Beatrice, Nebraska,
March 1668Having
thought best drop
Mr. Ellsworth, Johnson county, progress events aboutwho has section land hedged caluy showing" briefly difference
acres already between period when
Spring Wheat,
itg
was bewe
The then filed"damage
on
niciacticg thetbe
telegraphthe
the on
or eo. it to
toin ne
xuai rvmvm I) v I tuo i uian viio iauiuau vuuo ca w nwa n
or it not in one to
ten re Atro of the in
be At sev--
to file AtIS for to for were the un- -
of was iaof at the the
to toor. in to
of of in lo- -
of
of in
Eleven there no farms,grouna anomer no roads, nothing that would ho thought the mil.... i i
State
Louis
smoke
.withmany
mcnt. r;:n--
law.,crime
downOffice denie
Fever
storm
We were made scopeaown,
which
vonirress
the sub
We
is us "once w indicate the of civilizationw 1 t I . . a. A L. - AT I a L a 1 t
lecumsea. we even uie ineconiast me xor
andbad
tjonsLitatioudown law
State
blown many houses
cross which
few
and this
and and
ago rebel "Kla KlasState
soon' Sicne cornerNow you find tbe growing Congress. question
iKq om.nftr on1 I othflfs. rnmmtttflrt. . ui i i u uiiu i 1 . - - -.ineoramisaiooers ouujou touuvy , . . . , . farm im. Foreign leadinghave contracted Dr. Ward, of rrovements. made those who havefirm of Codt. Ward Si Co., to build migrated here to better condition
storv court in Tecumseh. the and secure themselvesm,nt nt h Ti.i, there was; no town in Nebraska
. , , Beatrice. No there is a placei ciguiccu vy nvcmy-uu- B luuwuaic. . s;,ualGd on -- BifrWe were shown the plan of the court Tjjue River," and containing abouthouse by tha Doctor, by hundred inhabitants, and beginning to
architect and countv surveyor, on tbe airs of an interior metropo" . 1 - . . .U
and a workman of the first standing in 11 lDe Teill mt billed.
inches
place
whether
acove replied
point
Bankswith
between Cincin-- I
.Vrt, river uneyenne Forny spoken of Post Master Generalnotoriously nnlled Wn,1 " - Tecumseh Saturday, an
twenty different the building, cily contains pronounced "' Jb(j PiUiek,M deifptei'tosections Will ; Washington urging Richardson Johnson Nemahaconstruction. This buildintr has names firms service tn;er Jastice chaso candidate counties.
offices below and court room above, and 1! "T? ' VVZJ District Judicialaccommodation ' tcm District
for years, at Brock; Samuel Myers, saddler and har- - Jad3 Nebraska, Worthington's
which time the homesteads will have ness maker; vanBuskurk, shoebeen entered and the debt ker Artemas Baker, cabinet maker
r I . Ifnr.n,! Mnnl, rdDOUU, WttgOU OiiaVV,
, f , . blacksmith, and bnow, blacksmnn.a court nouse more ,j
able the future wants the inhabit- - first class grist and mill, propelledants. The county commissioners byf the best water powers the
commended administrative Staie- - And yet the town far from
ability and good judgment respect. 10 lhe. de.maD,d3imn.the admit of children.
killedthe
place, nave agricultural manufacturer,building story siaes many omer ul
nn
I
our
our
are
in
the
as
rain and tlie
across
the
up .fine
..,.!..aami
igh and and linetnat the and
that 16th
that etc.War The bill
gave andThe baa out St. Tho
that get Lim anyhim news the
that sail.i,i hiin blown
formore less wiU
uuumcu
see
.fifiiTrPsH
that the and two, and bewero
copy the and loss thatand were noon will
The were theand across and
20th were
trial and Tho train on
and
vou two
one theits now the the
own of
oa of is inin ter- - of
u? Hymo
in
wasat on
toas to
;" Thethat
not itiato oj over, io pay
is in The likerF fi.ll ha.1 t.WAuic tuuu uvutuw on is
the by
two,nnn,
1.the
twoL.
put
!; U1
ty tobis
to for
of th.
ana east is for0c U; nniw.. der r.n Itr
heUS I the
or the it be or the
for the of for thei... xxr tir rnten at
all A.of ;' A.
nJ Tho r.ll .Koo aLUU
A.oe aoie to otma suit- - hi h th
for saware to one of
be for is
it.
at
ttenton
this m one hisfnnnirv A shppt
all
be we
ma
impeachment .
tbeat at at
at ew
to
. . bvThe Christian and "1 " ' of
auu meat areor ar- - De- - signatures about s...... t 1 I. i. "
lor uusiuctaT,n benf fit which at Dotro't., . . inhabitants this COUld on the in favor
onI iha ctnrTr frr 1 ionni I . . '
ftPt
arndi
two
w - mselves their neighbors. condeanlng of
Hall. The building tion that of Congress; in favor of
frrrmnr! located or on' .1 nnd i ' W ?nmumuci
National
Laweekce, at lecumseh, who is write- - his money for something not worth pay
ng book be entitled "Nebraska as upon, ana supposed mere wouia
is," is to be the press government prairienm,7 hnmpstead. Now. noon
ne promised us --
;natjon 0f the plat, he is surprisedfew sheets toon. that he is enlarge his
Wp rerisirorl'ihe rnal niinPR. nrsrl wpre except on
damDinvest lOCg Norththo nrnnriotnrMr....w.f oul. The lossof life now reduced
we reacned cnaraoer wnere com men, man 15.
to By the aid the lightof the see the coal
about fourteen aboutfiftpen fpet horizontally. Thi3 is
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cdewupare It was
"lo
and preparing people. doing
accompanied ntteen snipping, same storm
eachW kd sawBlVENS, Co., y , erne dn'Hr drifted communication.
north or ureal iNemana river iess than thousand areon west side town. The grist each club fifty- -
mil! is three'story building, nve subscribers the beenthirty-fiv- e built in men,
tanuai ma;e.,au u-- m of. t l . .nign, iue in contemplation of
not out th.e backs at any point, new Now,The of and machinery Sod up all
n school regularly keptquite or divines or dinerentresidence mill. denominations in
Look building store m
Tecumseh. an energeticThe the county
establishment news-
paper their seat, prorni&'e
it support.
.Cuunty Clerk informed that
there had been 82,000lands cf past
year. found Palmer, of
Brownville, at Tecumsen, vendingwares merchandise to good
people Johnson grocerystore postoflice, and we
heard him lecturing assessorinjustice , requiring a9 much
mere asdispensed their
universally, assessor himto .Government as responsible
we Suchfirst experiences.
An Oregon correspondent of Sac-
ramento says. 'The Republicanscarry this No-vemb- er
next, withoutDemocrats have fretting and
fuming, gloryinggluttoning whisky Fall'
IMPEACHMENT.Wismy&TOX, Senate
crowded Tick-
et! Galleries
SenatorSenator
interestMissouri
wind
blowing
nnroofed. Point,
of
violated New Albany storm
there'waaattempt- -
Alabama
brindne Yellow
law. raged
immediate
Aoiauube
twelve governmentOn
sixty Conveneboats
time commenee
continue
. 16th,Editor Advertiser
spare,word
.
many
Affairii
to
Ddnlatp.
in
t I
.
-
I i
, I
' to
,
all
I. G. T.' beenit
A. F. is
herewas to to
on Big to
on haveand to
tohave no
for flour hasbeen are now,
to for reasonthat we best raise
more to acre, andhave far beet
into
will
and Mr.is to all
he can, he will not be able toFor
will your&c, T.
is ofhis
past
The ofthe State's
' and had Tery16th.
which did much atthe stacks pilot
one thewhic drifted down
riv5r. Ia thebeing . At
yarn.rype,
the
ed eetthe
tho the before the
acy for
were
toDenies that
iuuumuh
man
were
tilleral
time the river,the the
and
lown
Th
was Tbe 8toro Oorti3 of and
the were thatwa3 Southern robed ntht la.t
rifi!.i .ton,. thm
Some of hailstonesfive
down horses andAndrew guerilla, and connected with
Richmond robbery, tanen fromjail that the of 17th and- -
persons inGov. Tenn
he from Gov- -were against
mat nowith again. would bo sufficient,
reacnedsection will Ala?ka,
ttf1tan nova filllAfl FTrtusn
find homes.
ncers.
theScott, of Fred- -
MissouriPresident
delegatemay
the county
IHUKfr,
bein2recently
aenieaimplement
rangements Drancnea
suffrage- -
Andy
chance famioginouey,
IhnmiAlvnaprairiethrown
ingwhich
ueccmoer
coal
Assistant
request,
toer.rlnr;Tn
iMwuiiupiuiaterms .
tunnel. . candidatemoney Carolina.iiar ' I I
received to
lampinches thick,
about lorkcompletely
Now, thereclosed office,
service the It continued
fuel nouses
mill letters mailed Baltimore Philadelphia.grut plM, raptwdSituated Triln'-i-P - Nnw badly
branch letterslhe mailrd
by hassub- - oneweeK. werefeet, good
about
but thiscost the springing around
m i i
i I
cenno rAn,ninthe settledlarge keep service. lodcre
He
for lhe
the
and thethe
licenserender
whothe
party,
Junealthough
thecpeaking
the
neighborhooddollars.
the
reconstruc
building
organizedflourishing
lodge M.organized.
Then, few-settle- rs thatcompelled Brownville,
other the Muddy, get"the necessary life." Now,independent "hog
spare. whothink coming Gage Nebraska, starving,
matter freightingreversed part,
furnishing towns, ex-
pectwheat land,
better quality,by the for manu-
facturing flour.the popula-
tion buildings doubled, theonly hindrance will scarcity
mechanics. Win.'Hagy "
preparing
supply the dlmand. thecease, lest weary patience.
Brigham widower,wives having
winter.
GENEBAL NEWS.
Missouri Legislature disposingrailroads
Central .Kansasstorm evening"efdamage blowing
locscningbarge-fille- timber,
citybuildings Grey.s
taxablefoundation several
Constitution
away
Tbomss
beenelsewhere.
damaged.
adjourned
mo-nent-s
accompanied
ailroad.'measured cinsumfer,
knockingHcGuire,
difguise.Stanton telegraphed Brownlow,of
assistanieyears
reminaer Governorpresence
appropna--io- n
divided.
houseThen
called
drafted
appropriation, Washburn againstCommissionsr
Republican
condemning
conducted
'Lnl
Uarruburgh,
Constitutional
to
of
Hampshire.
at
to delay
CincinnatiEnquirer,) speaking
takeremembering
self-destructio- n,
toculminating
murderouspolitical,
economical, otherwise
destructiveprofessedly-wage- d
perilous existencepolitical continent.'
slavery, enfranchisement
Pendleton'sRachel, and cmoforted
riPBESSLT THE
25.Thethat- -
Petersburgh Gen
26 dispatch sayssolicitation Sec, will
endeavorimmediately.
The President'sappeals in
read and approval.presented Congress
influentialmeeting held yesterday.
appointed to urgetelegraphic communication to
Australia submarineLondon, 23, 1SSS. The
Commonsabolishing rates.
Chicago, Contradictoryregarding
Arkansas Ava-alaric- h
majority.Washington, Stewart's
admission Alabamaconstitution submitted Feb.
brokenbusiness
blown' shall enter dutiesanswer, in
counsel legislature
Indianapolis Peavy Pawnee City,from wbi:h the The tne which
store, wero change one week,b51 W VSOUS
theseven
nnn, cattle.
the bank thenight
hung
needed thethe
wnere
ThAcuiinvc
the
the
other
storm Iowa
KUn
not
in underRepublican
Mr. isof of
Commonicealth at City.
of
tho twelve hundredof
The of ofrpeak high of
men's in South the Ci week. werenomination for Governor. as tho resuIt
The hair taken Orank task order- - ,R3?b!5!!m the Pena- -
inff in the Mn. adBeatrice. Anril 18
The steamer Magnolia, The Representativeher boiler above nd Jefferson nold
on the persons were Canton Clipper
cr
"-- v
Th!. t, .WfArlviews of Lincoln. Beatrice four life. who his epitaph; P.
or in general give you The Democratic organ
of three as as
be U. o r.. Attorney
cf least 'tis
mafarmers cJ
L.of
of
I.
a
a
a
a
a
nntil a thatpursuance the cea3ecl it. route.
in aawmnnAinr fin
1 u indi are havenunurea stolen on Beilv rivarThe hare sev-- !.:.: !.-- .v ... T
norm soon permits.s 1 Stock has recently been stolen
A moulQ ot on .Missouri.
suit against a College Cftrner by
A...Church h " near the mouth
uic yivr. oi xeuuesee upon tne vitsb ratemiiy, mis maae the cf a dozen ex--
.1 C
flrct ,.. that would of to the The Michigan Convent-on- , metof ... well I8tb, resolved of impartial
rt.icoc eoxnnH e.vij and Johnioa'j P3lk--y
to twenty five by if per man throuorh
O J .( Inn1 tiIa.1 rrinnr Tr.-- .
ofcould
iuiuiacui.auatract r- - aa
of the principles.felt as though he n way
to
ready plenty ora
next,,n finddomains
v.
tne
&
Jersey, metand resolved
structionfor
Constitutional amendment:President;
, . DU
uiuo ui iii ul--i real- -or tne
into and LAO ll Thos. Arche is forenough as ma in
rr Untilo j vy neja on Magnolia isme we
seen.of
and
cn The sto.m vist- - daUoSnidistant, se- - on 2tst. Snow and
curely pocket handkerchief, so as to blockade rail- -
w inopfned at this and ad- - so severe as to the step
are to ditional desired by all diy considerable to
use for We lhen, were or me visited
: and it Washington,' Boston,a to the q fof ln latter it and
Howorth onfit nrh so as to'stop all
the not twoof quarter, and of
a to Tribuneof and securea mere
uc icu ,onpft nQ amscrnpnts
.t 1.- - Kwiucu uiiKj wtticx iuui aDy j, the
of beautiful country.schools are
mill r0 a is up,a nuraoer
a near An- - midst,is and up regular :A
businessman. of areanxious cf a
countya
usacres of the
the county, enteredWTe
hisgoods,
of county, atcf the
offrom a beer
liquid poisons morebut refered
the theand left. some of
our
the
will anda
and andall
nude
killed.h
admitlth
askcd trial,
barns
a
a
land.
taxes
of O. ofin A
of & A. about
go
we are asice we
plenty Emigrantsof
of
inwe
so in
itIn
be cf
brickfears
present IIYours,
Youngcf pneumonia
possible.
was
uprooting
possession
visional
Memphis,
orchards,damaged.
relation
being
points
future,
months
material
dur-ing
and thrPst
byTnrt;nrnn
to
iheby six
is
outof
for
Carolina,
Convention
preserving
mitted
to
t.- -
alderman
a
Convention cfon l&th, in recon
policy of Congressislature repuJiatl ngthe consent
Grant
ior
17
,t
themiles once monm, drifted
each mails ushered aferries
the citizensDr. twenty
took
twenty
iiiiitrs,and
the the
and a
the wereand
a
the;
the andthe
thethe
nextand
the
burn thebut
adied
down
track. Offiee kept
River
Oca.
Gen. peace
city
said.
killed
iUn.
and
west
u.mmiuhad
The, New--favor
City
five
tied streetseven gale,
and
honr?
five
Doolittle is Chairman National Democratic Campaign Committee. .lie's paid chaff
treachery.The Oregon Democracy go Pendleton.Bedford Pa., in their municipal
election have gone Democratic.The Arkansas election oil
quietly. Negroes voting, whites allvoting 8gainst. , , -
The Miliitary Committee has reportSchonck 's Bounty Bill, which provides sol-
dier sailor a month fortime of actual service, to be paid in land scrip, af-
ter State and Bounty already.
Jeff Davis' trial is postponed May 4th.S. Watts nominated Pres-
ident for Chief Jastice of New.Mexiaa. - '
The Democrats are claiming Theyclaimed New '. ;
David Wilmot, of Wilmot proviso famedied Towanda, Pcnn., a days ago.
Doolittle Working Vice onDemoeratic ticket.
Hancock been relieved from the Gulf De-
partment, and Halleck appointed to him.it that Johnson will resign if
his trial.
Pendleton's organ (Thethe war
the Union, pleasurewar; we look it
as an act af. Nationaloriginating malice, heated the de-
gree fanaticism, and; cannot look
any its consequences,social, or as than.
timate result as thatwhich it was to pre-serve, and to the
upon thisIts consequence was the extiction
and thefour millions humanthis organ mourns like
will be .
EEPOBTED ADVERTISES.
New York March World'sreports Seward the
St. mission to Banks.The report lack3 confirmation.
Marchat urgent Seward
to have the treaiy
veto bill to pre-
vent corpus cases wasin Cabinet It will
to ;
London, March 24. Anwas
was forwardIndia, Chi-
na and by cable.March House
last night a billchurch
March 25.reports have been received the
The Memphisthat the constitution has
been defeated by at least 8000. March' 26.
bill for the de-
clares thefor
pressnt-ed- .
down,
given
until
over
their
W.
for
the
Cincinnati railroadtrucks, left place, their
MmMlair'Missouri
fromence,
ernment
the
for
of:
Loss stated.We learn from a club
been organized "Oinaba, stylo anditem? "The Omaha Irish Club." O.A. Downey was trlccted end John M.Sulivan Secretary.
A di?pafch wa3 sent from to Gov. Butler,in Pawnee City, informing bim of sicknessh is poivato Secretary, C . II. Gere, Esq. We learnthat Gear's situation is critical, still therehope his recovery. is Editor the
Linsolnv nndalis wns sentenced Ma?cn 50,000 Fence
Otoe county, to years for OUxJK)ing a hoise of Mr. Hurst, that county.
Rulo shippe on 15th inst.,bushels potatoes to Omaha.
Prexs Nebraska City, and HeraldPlatfrnouth, in tcrms H,1I. Hewlettas a temperance lecturer.
The Rev. I. Baird, of has beenpreaching to the Church
Bureau the past Many adicd the churchof labors.
President for , k. FourthThomas.to assist Saiine Lancaster County, will h'hi.i It
rnnning ' Fourth district, composed ofcinnati Maysvill, exploded iust aSe counties, Republicanthe Forty
vn.v.
- I l v.. v.ug m w ViJtJ U(,1L4 V,Onvention.
Johnson ceunty he!d a convention at..ineo eXCeDtinCT the lastof than
variOU3 Stages Stores. at. is andDemocratic
out
upon
from
been
have
need fears
river
Omaha
unmitigatedly disastrous;
NEBRASKA ITEMS.
Pawnee
OB. newett, Brownvillj, and Isham PITA EFAPFR 1--F..1U City, are lidatea for
will sufficient . .unm;n, n:,..:.. First
their
NORTHWESTERN ITEMS.
Alabama will ad she passes From Helena letrn Indian depredationsConstitution in of present rocon- - Dave a thetrnotinn lair ne lacKteet reported fivB
nones themanagers examined . 'wunosses correctness repori weather
President speech Peck,colored Orleans brought river, Upper
refusal bioux Indian?
if
is
uoai nio nu ca me? winas 10 oi me or tne I as as
O. thehas siu& tbe
for for maU wasBeaufort,
was IndtmMasonic i.. nFt. Hawiey, Muscelshell
si'hc ucoiciOf
.
oinrr. be material. region, (JO
x.xuoyu.i,
be Then, a andy- -
wrrta cr insicau iuu-- ,
advanced
ConservativeGovernor
our irom
of
and
and
not
the of thetho leg
of the Statethe imn,.h.
, l
A t S, the
,.
quarter,8ixtcea
I
I
a the fella
r.y.. bycause
anaand
the
sabDath
havea
people
.those
State
do
a
ourbe
concealed
icrresiuen&,
except
doubt,
twelve
ofin for
hisfcr
and
goingand
decidedeach
and $3,33
Nationalreceived.
John by
Eon.fewthe
succeedmcr
refuses
:
says: 'Weupon
upon
Mr.not
offered
ofhabeas
be
the that has
of
of
He the
Tennessee.
by Jcd?e
d
T.
for
i riirt.hni- -
damages near
Frenchmanj;:over
mistake warrant,
unable
county,
Union
rat-ified
in
river.The mail from flawley to is blocka
ded by Indian. Muoh ilinnesoti mtil niilter iadelayed at Uawley.
The towasite of Flo! era is row beici claimedpurm-- s uo jears "naitea out portions ofitto worn ror Hadm; no "uav dirt' Ipfr. it.It is now valuable as a town site, so they lay claimto it. uroat excitement prevails. '
Gold has been discovered in payins ouintitieswithin seven mile3 of Ilalena.
A paper mill turnin? 1.500 ponni ofping paper daily, is full operation at GoldunCity, Colorado.
Arkansas Valley i trreat now in Colo; discoveries of new diggings are bjing .mads
in this valley and vicinity dily. "
ment: favorinz Gen.' for. and L I? PeoPle of C acd Denver are
the
it
as
bounty
been
line, ri.K3
oat
ildin a new wajcon route, to be the best in theTerritory.
A new woolen mill is beinz erected at ColoradoCity.--
The fever has to Nevada, andmany are preparing tj live fjt the now mines as
as spring permits.
point' river, sixty mst terriaic- - witnessed for years 250 VS! aCCmm"
in theweek Northwestern
runningdamage
there
the .
building:
drew
condition
of
we
have
facilities
the
not the.
forper the
tillhas the
.'
for Presidencythe
has
Rn has theSenate
.
in ofin
inof in
madness we
of
veryof society
mainof of
of beings. Over
FOB
special
Herald's
Prussian
. A com-
mittee
of passed
election.insists
of
HepuUicanthe
President,
the
the
Brownville,Presbyterian
- uiijibRepublican
thereof,,
oiiii.--u
Ft.
Ft.
Ft. Ilalena
pinesr;jia,
out wrap
the rarerado
spread
soon
Missouri
Connecticut.
Wells, Far-g- A Co.. have stirtel 8 fast freightline between Denver aud Cheyenne.
Servant girls got from $10 to $15 a week in Colorado.
A patrol of seventy cavalrymen are d'jing dutynow cn tho r t. JJjnton route. A few da vs si p.cathey secured a lare drove of horses w. ich hudboon stoicn by the Indians.
Lib?rty 'creek is the latest Eldorao of Montana.Bitter Root Valley 13 lettirg out new discoveries
of silver daily.Th' Sweetwater mines now attract from all
rections. Abeadv is tho travl Utih tathese nines great and oonitantly increasing. . Pro-visions are sail to be very scarce the.-e-.
The U. P. R. R. contractors are grading in theBlack Iiills,and getting out rack for tho compa-ny's buildings in Cheyenne, They expect to mikeFt. Sanders by the 15th of May, and Green liiverby December.
Egg only 59 eta, a dozen in DenTer.A furnace has been erected at
Brandon, on Mill Creek, Montana.The Central Pacific Eotiicad contemplate build-
ing a railroad bridge acrosa the Bay of San Francisco. ,
The are at work at Cheyenne, havinghung a man by the name of Smith recently forstealing muics.
The Cheyenne Museum has a Missouri fat womanweighing 8'JO pounds, and six ieet two iaotfes biu.
Intelligence from Laramia sUtes that the Indiansrecently arove ofiF seventeen horses from citizens inthe vicinity of the tort. tight mules were drivenoff from Bourdor's Ranch. f
" , 'The Republicans of Wyoming Territory are pre-
paring to send a Delegate to Congress.The Central Cify Id aays a silver vain has
Deen discovered ra Oitson gulch, which bids fair tv
outrival the celebrated Franklin lode.. A diteh fcr mining purposes is beingnear Lewiston, Idaho, tweaty-fiF- e mil Ji long.
hardening haa begun in Salt Lake City.The Frontier Index says there ha3ent been
hostile Ihdiau seen near Ft. Laramie for months.The Central City (Col.) llerald says that prep-
arations are bein,j made to manufacture Nitro Gly- -"u kiij tor mining purposes.The Cheyenne Leader says that orders have
view it3 :ul-- 1 at Laramie,The Cimmaron mines of
ing great deal of attention.Colorado attraet- -
The Telegraph is to Denver.
in
in
di
MARRIEDBy Eld. Ira Moore, at hi3 residence, March 18th,
Miss Gill at Williams and Mr. Newton Bctlks,both of this count.
; DIEDAt. the residence of hi parents in this City
Marin lStfc,lSC3, B2ECHEK, infant son of Evan andAda Worthing, aged 2 years, 1 month and 23 days.
NABVERTISMENTSlGEO. O. 8TAKT. A. A. START.
GEO. G. START c BROTHER,Dealer in all kind of :- - "
-
GRAIN AMD COUNTRY PF.0B'J3E,ASPISWALL, SEBRASKA.
J3" The highest market price paiJ anything theFdruier cn raise. We will bvy and sel' errr)tU:nkuowu to the market. vt2-n26-- tf
. , GARRISON A R01JERTS,
BILLIARD HALL AND SALOON,Whitney's Block, Jl.iin s'reet, bet. 1st & 2.1. .
The best Wines and LiqQ'irs kept const aully on band.vl2-n26-- tf
R. V. HUGHES,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE & REALESTATE AGENT,
OFFICE T7. S. Land Office building, second door, upstairs, v!2-n:-
WM. H. HOOVER,REAL ESTATE AND TAX PAYING
AGENT,Will give prompt attention to tbe sale of Real Estate
and payineat of Taxes throughout the Keciaaa LindDistrict. OFFICE District Court It jum. vL1.-t2- o
DE FOREST PORTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LANDAGENT,
OFFICE In New Court Iloase Building, with Pro-bate Jndse. v:2-n2- 6
D. M . SHELLESBERGER D.8HELLENBERGES.
toisubMjilll
HARD WARE, STOVES, TLX WAR FHARDWARE, STOVES, TIX WAREHARDWARE, STOVES, TLXWARE
50.000 Miles FeDca Wire,oung Miles Wire,
one imprisonment, steal- - allies
accepted
former 18th
good,
the
through
vigilants
Fence Wire,
W.
PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS.PITTSBURG IRON & NAILS,
Mechanic's Tools,Mechanic's T00I3,Mechanic's Tools,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,CHARTER OAK STOVES,CHARTER OAK STOVES,
Plows,
offller.
deducting
Sweetwater
Canton Clipper Plows,Canton Clipper Plows.
Sole Agent in Southern Nebraska,and Atchison and Holt co., Mo.
Judge of ATPTHM MUULliReavis.nf can the officeCHAMPION REAPER Si MOWER
Cleveland,
December
bv
aresilver-smeltin-
Ilera
constructed
been
for
fcr
CHAMPION REAPER & MOWER
The Best in the World.The Best in the World.The Best in the World.
Besides a fall assortment of everythingkept in a first class
AITD
STOBSEWhich will be sold as. low as the loVes
FOK CAS II .
To all who favor us with a call. 26 ly
Election Proclamation.NOTICE is beret y given to tbe reriterc1 voters t f
the City of Brownville, that an election will beheldat usaal place of vo'iiui ia saicl city, on the 6U1uay of April, . v. 1563, for the election of
A MAYOR,FIVH Af.DKRMEN,ONE CI.KRK,
- OXR MARS1IA.L, '.
OXR 'ASSESS )R,OSS TKKASURKS,OXR KNGIN'KKR,OXE STKSKT OOMM ISSIOXEIt,OXK CITY ATTORNEY.
The sai I eie-:tin- will cmm?nre at the time fiieJ tylaw, and be conducted a3the law directs for holdinggeneral elections.
Witness our tand Hare1! HtJi,JARYIS s CUUKCH, Mayor,
TVm. n. ilcCHEtRV, Ceit.LEGAL NOTICE
FrancIs'TI. D. Hunt, GoirdUn of Gairzel TiTtp Cisb. Jiott, (ieoigo a ii.ts, Plf
Yi.The estate of George S. Mutt, alUs Ge
'. j trlct C.Mtrti,t Neni.ihii
I Co.. State ofS. Eobd, Deft. I Nebraska
Pursnant to the order of ?Rid conrt. Dctice 1 herebyeiven to tbe next of km f tbe si.l Geiire S. Moltalias GfHirse S. Ebbs, avd to all peraooa inte'etcl iatho estate of the sail ward, to appear before th auMcourt, in Brownville, in sai-- l couuty of X'eaiab., on theloth iliy of Aprl', A. D. 186i, at one o'clock, P. M
then and there to show caue why license shou'd notbe g'antedtc the sail G ianli;in to sell tho real estateof aidwr!, to-w- it : Tbe mrth half of apctiou No23, in township X'j. 4 nrth, in 15 east, situatein said county of Nemaha and .State of Ncbraki, orsnoh a part of said ir.nj as niny be necessary furEuppui't and e lucjt..ui of said v ird.
FitAXCirJ U. D. HUNT, Gnardian ofGeo. S. Mutr, alias GMi S. Kbbs.
Per Tipton, newett 4t Church, his Att'ys. 25--3t
JAMES HOUGAN,Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
PUMPS,In eveey variety, for HAND AND POWER.
ALSO"WROUGHT, GALTENIZSD, IRON AND LEAD
Rubber, llosqana Packings,STAJr WHISTLES, GAUGES, LIGHTSISQ
COXDUCTQR, . COPPER, ETC.,
No. 18 Third Street, near Edmond,
- ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.53-0rd-ers iolicited and promptly filled at lowestrt:a- - V12-C2- 5 3m.
LEGAL NOTICEreceived to abandon' Forta C.T. Smith, Phil. Koar- - Hiram L. Randall, Plf, 1 Before N. G.Randall,ny and Reno, in the Powder river country. Two J8- - , J. P. of Nemaba County,new irons are to Do built, one at aorth Platte, and j aieor x.eorasia.one in the Sweetwater country. Order of AtScw. 'T, lTei n
90,000 pound of rations and 1,500 suits of clothes 8U 15. niaA3t L. RANDaiX- -nave been forwarded for diitriouUoa to the indi- - arcn jm, isbs. 21--3 1
we ans Ft.are
lice finished
the
alias
ranette
150 KE1V CITICS.- In the West want our very beautiful and cheap Ever-
greens and Shubbery this eprintfla part as follcws:1 ,C0O fine Perpetual Roses, $140. doz. 1006.0C'0 Fir tt. Sorrn-d- . snnprh. 4 tn 5 ft TJ5. 4 It t
aiour looiTain ozcoai uas Deen aiscoverea on ,"w scotch Fine 6 it. wen rote i, $1 eaca 10 76the east- - side of the Platte, forty miles below Dsn-- 6'000 Snowball, strong, 4 tu 5 ft. 25c - . l J) sTer. - 6COO Lilac, Spirea, Deutiia, Larch, 25c, 1 6
6,C00Syringa, Altbacr Re of Sharon,- Jong Kat snot ana kihed llow Jong a few days Honeysuckles, Er.onymus or Strawberryago at Helena, Montana. . Burning Bush, i 6
The Sioux Indians have forbidden cthf- - rJXSmn?7JV'rSf " FruiU' Htf8M' &0to travel over the oountrv betwoaa Fort HlJ.n.f Catalogs.Ilotona ' I lUUi-M- ..iioicua. I Bloomlnzton Nnrsprr. Rtrw.m incji.,n. in tt.it
Improved FaTmo5J HAVE ICO Acre, of , mprMis a small conr .rtaMa II -- ,V 4 lffr .Terms : 3 Corn inenb. 9 tQ ti4
March 12th, 'C3. 21-3- '.
Registrar's k0t7City tf nrowB7i'e in NeC ,
of Nebraska, I aat th tte?H--ar-- . ;JL'n5lte-;-vi- llePre'-iiiv- t, ia siu t i'
Mjndiy and Tufb lay the 3'Jt'i'.r4" -
' Aj.rs;the hours U ft'ekx-.k- ,'
A...m. ua"-- a u.ty, si, ids nw u:3;e of Ti n v 'to make up anj revise tie LU;'.r A. ;';taid City lor the Corporate E n u':i;T
oa Monday tUe 6tb dy Cf aV';' il'V''claiming to be !e?al voter at' ..l" l
and tbe:e required to berezi4-er- j
LEGAL NOTICE.Euben B. Pre?"n, PlaiatiJ,
versusJ..hn M3nl Ima. Joha L. C rsn "
Charles Montgomery, Vil"(mIi bpears, M.r.tLa J.r.e RuuimoAlexander Hiveii?. Mh;ev biviens, J arses Hawrth, Kvcn Ujyj,lsiac C. Lsareace, and Fia'icKGiilm re,
Theid Ti!!iara Ii. Sp?rs an-- i Kiri, I
p' will t.iko niico ihnt on the a" '
A. D. 1SC8, the Mid H iberi ii. p--1'f
-
iion In the i;istrict Court of thn , , w3u .in and for Jh:is- u Coiiuty S'.,sto f x (icutbe said defendant. i.e of,;ect ?
titioa is to ob.nii tbe f..re i. iur .fr jtrust in the nature of a nu.ns , f . 3
qnarter cf secMon 2, s"CAh Trn,-'r- . il n:.-rai-!i n in t i .. . "iana au orcer for tie sa:s ofirusi, or Dorijg?, wis cxa
I
...
it
Maaldir.g, to tbe said I., c ,r-- .' n'V "J i
cure tho paymer.t of ;i c'tain r. 'Me to on Kl'ea J. XcS , "k: : :
L Crsun asi-'M- ! .' ', cre,.f ... '. ",l
M'.ntsonipry, and th s u t iI..ov.--same to Plaintiff wit :hj n.-t- V i'satue, and tf:9re iti.i at;d "c:r ' 'tLe uni of oiie henred ar.-- i t6.rty iest tberef-n- . lueand Wii.tin R :Jane Sampie are req::;rei t i,.. '""-'-
S
cr uerore me :&ih (iayo; Aj r;DaUd tbU 5iL day of ai L
vI2-r.23-4-
jlSYGOSTUVAUS!H LOOK.! Ar.ybodr r
iiieud Liui in return u.e 0' t:..-
tbe country.1)
1
H. v.'
SHERIFF'S SALE.Kotice !? hereby given t,at o:i 'h
1S68, at 1 o'chKic, P.M. of I ,'.ysale at tbe door of tl-- Cov.rt n 1
co'inty, Net r.lci. t';s r
t
'
;
-
.
' 1 4
late vitiate in said cosw n j j.,. , '. 'ou?h half of the s .Ufa.- - e,i ir." r 5; y-,- '5
township fo!ir rri-eeiv- u ei.-t- .; iiu ,4.,'.tate teins taken ai tie f.r if n jan execution isiiLd out f 1 ,e b.r.-.- i '
Lv- - t 4sjii county, Xcbra.ka. ;n :iv,r 1! ;. r,I-- 'caoe wbfi ein Jo.-huj-i Deputy U 1 ! j j'".llurd and Jamas W. .iredirected
.as Shenf.' of ta:dc a. :y ,1 j : .. rl. j
t : 1.... .
2J-it-l- ad S. .s
'
FARM FOR SALE.
'
'
W. T. STOUT oiT?rs I i. K nt :i i.,r K ;Ran'io 15. in Rithard-.- a c- - nc'y, :i rated eisht mites so-.it- re! or a ;i .'w;. ;: ',under fence anr caltivatii-- fxce;-- t h 1
Well watered. Perkins Je.-:. i:r,-- : Y:
on Mr. Siotit one n;i:e .'.' d J. Cr . 2rey, Richardson county, N'eb'a-si- .
TrjANTED.-Tfflr'- -j. , .,
VV inteliiccnt Men and Wotnen. n i i .sm ,in? $100 to $2CO per m-n'- ac . r j u to it.For particulars Z'.'ii.??., iltl.l'lx ;Iymbard Block, Chicuj, III. li-- j
F. A. TISDBLL,Jr.&CcKep constantly cn boI t.;.-l-o-
J
AGRICULTURAL If.HSSn
m 0 r- -' :
SKlKKER'S rREMIl'M OAXG rLOW, rn::. :
mast verfct Fi.w evuIp.WAI.KIXfi AND RIDlN'ii rCLTI VATJX3,
SHOVEL AND STIRtlVl fl.'i'VVMOLKliOAHD XD H(jD BREASIN'WAGGUN3, REAPERS A.i il vf.d,j i. case & co's massing; xcnisu,
k -S
'A i - Vf-- . - -
STUDZB.
1
1 1 "rami. T. "Z
mi
v---. n
1
X'i.: ;, ,
n.XD ANP POffFP. CDrt.N HE!.t'--j .
WAGGON TniiIiiLK.st, a ysi. a--
SASn. DOOR3 AND r.UXDS, all -WOOD AND IltOX TUMPS,FAXIXG MILLS,
nd everything the Farmer wints. i1!- -
Callandsee its, on lt, between
j
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-
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j
BROWXVir.LE. XKlillV-- - j
LTarxiagc an Cel:-- '; j
AnEssat or Waknino an i..YonvgMex. Also, Di--ca-
;e ft1ptrciancntly jrjitrate the . Umeans ofrelief. Sent Free cu t.3.-.- ,''
letter envelopes Aduy ?(ir.aHoward Assoc: '
January, lit lei 37. 1- -y
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