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Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-05
State Of South Carolina.
HEADQUARTERS

VuLuKBtA- May j, 1866.
A II Oaiesrs aud Agents. of the Confederate
"A Government, who may have, in their oua-
tody subsistence stores and other property col.
lsctsl for the use of the Confederate armies
will receive from the Soldiers Board Of Relief
in the several Districts Of the State, acqutlansse
for whatever may be turned over 10 such Boards,
who are hereby authorized to recaive the same.
AID such Boards yin report to the State Aud
itor. Jalses Tupper. Esq :, any surplus in their
the distressed in other Districts Of the State.
BY the Governor A. q. MAGRATH.
Official: W. 8. MubLrxs, It, Col. and A. D. @.
May 5
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
THE NPYS.

"A delegation from fourteen Indian
tribes, some Of them from tribes now ip
open hostility. are on their way to Wash
ihgton, to settle amicsbly the Var which
they have brought about, in other words,
to.get presents for tie outrages commit.
ted. GOO asoa4 i
Gen. J. d. Cox has been nominated BY
the Republican Convention of Ohio as
their candidate for Governor.
FonrreeD Clerks, with copperhead
prOciiviries were discharged from the In-
leriOr Department. On-the lstrand their
places filed with disabled soldiers.
Sec Stanton has been seriously III,
bOtis now cO1valesing. His resignation
IS reported will BE accepted 90 the 18Th.
SPtestOn King is SPOKEN Of as bis success
sOf.f $50 's'a1 70 1''o- lsa'is
Sec. Se&std has asked 10 be ~1telieved..
The 4rh Of July was generally cele-
brateo throughout 3 cQpptry.
sIsiis anticipated that he Atlantic tel
graph vii Be in working order by the
os3oa aSCm saielqxa sls5Ai' -.
- STlio srsm5asda siodw eds v.sss.
"a. terrible hurricane visited de VII
lsge Of Xig9gqs, YernoR county. Wis,
on Thurseays June 20 dsmOlishing sons
ffiy buildings in moment, and killing
seventeen persons, and wOundipg over
cne hundred others, men, women and
@ehilaren. Thedsnage is estimated at
xwo hundred thousand dollars. s4on
Three eastern maila received this
thursday morning - -,
zoe Execution OF Payne Harold, At
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
4alA.$1seo
LEGAL NOTICE.

The Unknown heTs,at law Of John Brown de-
ceased, Will take notice, that William M Mar
shall has filed his bill of complaint in. the District
Court Of johnson County, Nebraska Territory in
Chsncsry, against the Administrator of the E state
ofssid John Brown, deceased the unknoWn heirs
az said john Brown deceased and job n T., Carson,
defendants, for the foreclosure Of a. certain deed
oftrust or Mortgusge, given by said john Brown
deceased, in bis lifetime TO complainant and John
L. Carson, Of,the South West quarter, of Section
number thirty-tWo (3a3, in 1owRship nnmbar six
L69, North Of Ranee nrnboE tea ftO). Bast Of tee
Sixth Principal Meridian, in johnson County
Nebraska Tert on J, to securs the payment of a
certain promissory note, for the sum. Of Two hun,
bred aud Eighty dollars, with ihtetest tAereon at
the rate Of FIRE per cent permonth.
The object and prayer OF said bill is to ~foreclose
said Mortguags deed Of trust, and for the sale Of
said premises to pay the money so sscu ed. You
are required to appear and answer said bill by the
2Sth''day of August A. p 1855. ! -sy eBsG 3 q
Dated thia "a day oS July 1868.
.t1 aG1 DORSEY & RICH,
-.ttJ -ad al Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

Laurence Kae5st will take notice that Benis-
mine f. Lpzhcaush. hes fled his bill Of CompIaint
in the District Court, Of johnson County, Kebras-
kk Fsrritory m Chsncery, against the Said Lsu-
renee KUebIes, sgi .5ahR L.. Carson, defendants,
for the foreclosure Of = certain deed of trust in
the nature of Aiortgnsge, given - 9aid Laurence
Kuebler to Complainant and John L. Carson, of tbs
South West quaiter. Of Section hunter four t4)
in ToWpship number four a., North of Range
number Eleven Ill }, East of Sixth Principal RE
riGian, situated in Johnsoa County, Nebraska
Territory. To secure the payment Of a certain
prOmissOry note for the sum of, two hundred and
Fifty dollars, with interest thereon after due az the
rate Of FIVE per cent per npnth, the oaiset and
prayer of said bill IS TO ~fOSecisse said ACFgusge
deed of trust, aad fOE the SALE of said premises e
pay the money so secured. YOU are required to
appear and answer said bill by the SSth day Of
August A D. 1875.
Datsd.this 2ddSy Of Jaly 1855.
DORSEY & RICH,
1 Sol fOr Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

From the West we learn thai the Ar
apahoe Indians; who have heretofore
been regarded as friendly Indians, aud
who have for some time been fed by Gov.
eminent at Fl. Hallack. have been The
perpetrators of most of the oulrages
committed on the overland mail route,
west Of Denver. They have lately left
of the friendly pasl of the programme
and commenced open hOstllties. There
are now no friendly Indians east or north
of Denuer or Camp Collins. Troops are
by this time fairly in pursuit of these
savageS. The manner of organizing
emigrant trains has proved a complete
safe guard agains; the Indians, who now
only attack mail stations and the ,tele.
graph line, and to protect these, troops
are being senI forward daily.
The Leavenworth Times publishes a
dated Pap Greek, June lst,' re-
porting further Indian aoutrages OH he
PlaiBs. A train was attacked on the
l3ih at Willow Geek, "a head of horses
and mules ran off. Very recenrlyst ter
soldiers and several citizens were killed
6y Indians in thai vicinity who have also
run off all of the mail STOCK near Willow
Creek and are annoying trains all along
Inc Foute. oml,a3 3di i4a3stl .s35aq 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Sa-4t sla,5O.
LEGAL NOTICE.

John A. ThieDis, will "a Ike notice that John L.
Carson, has fled his bill Of complaint, in the Dis.
trict Court Of johnson County, Nebraska PenitorJ
in Chancery against the said Iobu A. Thiepis. and
Beujamine F. Eushbaugh defendants, for the fore
closnreof a certain Deed Of trust in the nature OF
3 Mortgu age, 70 Complainant and Benjamine F.
Lushbaagh, Of the South West quarter, of Section
nuuber tVenty-three 123), in Township number
Eve (5). North of Range number ton 100, East OF
the SIKH Principle Meridian. To secure the pay
ment of a certain promissory note for the sum OF
WI hundred and Eighty dolArSs with Interest
thereon after maturity at tee rate Os Eve per cent
per month.
The oejeet and prayer Of eAid bin is to ~forecloss
said Morgague deed of trust, AMI for the sale of
Said premises, to pay the money 80 seeueed. You
IRE required TO appear aud answer said bill BY the
18th day Of August, A. D. 1855.
DATED this I'd Aay of JuiJ, A. n. 1855. ,--
DORSEY 4 RICh,
Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

-7LEGAL NOTICE

lZeif Separsin will take nobice that Bsujsmins
F.. Lushbaugh has fled his bin Of complaint in the
Disgiot 0caFt Of johnson County, Nebraska Ter
ritOry, In Chsnsery, against said Zsif Ssmar sin
and John l.. Carson, defendants for the foreclos-
urs Of a Or rtain deed of trugt in the nature of q
Mortguage given by said ZCif Semarsin: to corr
pisinanty and John l.. Carson, of the North East
quarter, of SectieG nGmber twenty three (23A in
Township number 6vaI5 D, North Of Range mum
Der ten 0Oe East Of tae SIKH Principal Meridian,
situated in johnson Courty, Nebraska Territory
To secure TIE payment Of a-csVtgia pronlissory note
for the tan of Two handed and highly dollars,
with Interest thereon after due at the rate Of I've
per ceHt per mgnth. The ohjeet and prayer of
said bill is to- f~oreclOss, said Mortguagsd deed Of
trust, and for the sale of said premises TO pay the
money so secured, you are required 10 appear
add answer SAID bill by the 28.h day Of August,
A. q. 1858. 1e aA .lt
Dated this the ID day of July, 1865. -s
atl5e3ya DORSEY 4 RICH,
~ s acs .rs Sol. for Complainant. 2
4s-A-$1s5O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
2 H'Rf1'OY'
LEGAL NOFTCE,

Amos Homsher, will take notice that ReRjamine
F. Lusbbaugh has filed his bill If complaint, in
the Distrist Court Of ~JOhpsaa County Nebraska
Territory N Cbancey agait st said Amos HON
sheK and J,hn l.. Carson, defendants forthe fore
CLOSURE Of certain Deed Of trust il. the nature OF
4 Mortgasus, to Compiaina { ard Johu L. Carson,
Of 4bg SpGth East quaEtsr, Of Section Rhmber
therty-thres $3.50, in Township number FIVE o.
North Of Range number Eleven II .Bsstof The 6.
Principal Meridian. To secure the payment Of q
certain pronissory aote, for the sum Of Two hum
dred and Rftg dollars with interest thereon after
maturity ~ the raEe Of FIVE percent per month
said Mortgsgue deed of trust, and for the sale Of
Said premises to pay the money so secured, you
are required 80 appear and answer said bill
By the 28th day of August A. D. 1865.
. Dated this the 2d day Of July, 1855.
,r-. DORSEY & RICH,
Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
NeBrdska AOutttisrg

Negro sufSage seems now to be the
most momen,Ous question before thu
American people, and the subject is being
generally discussed by the leading men
and Journals everywhere. The main
~duestinn seems to be shall the P~rtsident
By Proclamation, or Congress-b by enact.
mentl grant the negroes in The late re-
beilious States, the right Of suffrage
We do not think that either should touch
this question. The President can, we
believe. legally ~disfranchise persons who
have pOmmitted the crime of treason
against the GOvernmeas, aPd 50 may
Congress, but this does not indicated that
either can, on the other hand. graat the
right TO persons who are debarre& b.
State laws.
The point that is most s,nenousiy ar
aued IN favOr of The negrois that be has
helped us fight down the rebellion. For
This, we in common with all loyal men,
feel grateful. But was the motive of
the negro love for this Union.. or desire.
for bis own freedoms We think it was
The latter. This he has gained, aud,
If the government will Guarantee aud
Essist Aim in bic new sphere in living as
sfreemen. we think. enough viii have
been dene for the present IL. he way of
gratitude. 80.
Again. believeing That The rebel States
never were out of the Union, we cannot
see that any outside power has the legal
right 10 confer upon any the right of sif-
tSzgs in those SSates Neither Congress
nor fhe Presiden, have the right to inter
here in the domestic affairs of those
States farther than what is necessary TO
protect The general welfare. Is il a
matter Of necessity TO promote The gene
raj welfare that The right of suffrage
SHOULD be granted to the negro? Nest
SssuredlY not. lie! Congress and the
President see 10 il that rebels are pre-
vegtef from voting, and then leave this
vexed question to the loyal voieEs, and
Ihis privilege will be granted as soon as
the negro VIII be capable of using it,
The SOutb NilI need his help TO keep up
tie political balance, and il is needless
o force this measure which, al present,
cannot help but be obnoxious 10 the mass
Of loyal people in the South. We are
moi one who desire to particularly please
he southern mind-unless it Is The true,
portion thereof-but we would not go
J.. beyond the Constitution 10 aggravare a
conquered people, or to reward a people
Who have, for the present, sufficient re.
= ward in their freedom.
We would rather see the negro leave
he country. We would willingly pay
Our% proportion of a tax to defray the ex-
pense Of cvlonizing the neeFos Of tbs
country in Africa, or anywhere outside
this Government, and give them, a. fair
start in life. This We believe could be
done and should be done. The negro
viii always be an .eye-sore 70 the whites,
and see very little social enjoyment while
be is 50 much in the minority as he is
in this country. IL be could be shipped
the country would be compensated for all
u would cost.hsJ j. 79iqe3 Isu,9s sdT
Negro suffrage, we believe, should be
left 10 the action of States, no matter
whether the States have been in rebel
lion or not, sOthat hey work in harmony
with the Constitution and the new stale
Of affairs brought about BY the rebsniOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

The Conspiracy trial. has, at length
come to a conclusion, and the sentences
OF the Commission have been approved
By the President. David L. Harold
J.. A. Alzero,, Lewis Payne and Mary
E. SuTra,t, were sentenced TO BE hung,
and last Friday was the day fixed by the
President fer their execution, Oh which
day they were launched onsthat journey
from whence neither murdefess orAtheA
abettors can ever return. a
The findings Of the Commission in the
case of O'Eaughlin, sentenced TO i'm
prIsonment at hard labor for life Sd.
Spangler, Il Imprisonment at hard labor
for six years and DR.. Mudd, TO lmpris-
onmeDt al hare labor for life, we're, also,
approved by the President, and they were
ordered to be confined at hard labor in
the penitentiary at Albany, N. Z.
Thus endelh The ~lastact of The most
horrible tragedy that ever darkened4l e
annals Of history. What nation in Eu-
rope would have stood calmly by and
waited for Justice, upon the heels of sucA
a crime g We believe that even this
most horrible crime, for which The above
cfiHhinals were sentenced, has developed
the strength of the AaiOn by showing
with what foalradG4h is nation can. suf.
fer, how patiently wait for justice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

B~A chance TO obtain any Of
the above Articles for One Dol
lar by purChaSinga Sealed Enyel-
Opc for % cts. .f no.
ES=FRe Seated Envelopes will be sent for 81 90 D.;
eleven for 2 coj Tnlr y fOr 100 /; SiEty-ave for loco
One Hundred for $500.
Agents wanted Everywhere.
Our patrons are desired 10 send United States
money when it is convenient. Long lettSFs are
unnecessary. Letters should be addressed to our
Box 5106, Post U8ee for greater safety
Orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in ey-
cry ease be ACCOMPANIED by the CASH, With tie
person sending and Town, County and State plain
ly Wsitten. Letters should be- addressed to the
Managers as folio IS
GOODWIN, HUNT & CO.,
Box 6706 Post Office, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

zerot and Mrs. Sulrait took place at !.
0 clock. on the nh. %An attempt, rae
made 10, release Mrs.. Sarratl on a writ
af habeas csrlus. bat Gid'nOt succeed
They exhihi,sd no unDsuaI emOtioa. o..
excitement. They were each attended
by a religious adviser. Who. on he part
Of each returned Ahanls for VauG treal.
nIent received
The steamer Nm Nelson. from Flush
ing to PhIla eIphia, was burned Oh the
Banks Of Newf0undland; Most of the
crew aud passengers escaped. but up;
wards Of 4D0,are yst missing. She was
burned on the fst inst.
B. H, Epperson, of GAINESVILLE. Red
river county. is the nominee OF the Unlou
men of Texas for Governor.
MaximilIion il is reported will cede TO
France the Mexicaa SlAles9 Of Sonora,
SinOla AID Durango Maxlmillion's af.
fairs are reported going from. bad 10
worse and, from worse 70 worser, Good,
Emerson Erheridge is now under ar
resi- at Colunbus. FOL treasonaHe speeches
made since the rebellion was crushed
His latef attempt to FIRE the southern
heart" make cost him his neck. ql55
lsf. Davis health is reported good.
His trial will be by a military commis-
sim 58s yIab IL va7 uG3 I'll
Gold on a sand a, 39c premium,
Il is reported that aHorder wall soon
be isSnedt TO muster ou, all volunteers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

FOR N DOLLAR
which they need not pay until it Is known what !
drawn, aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed ia All Cases,
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION .W

WulCH tlCy MCC4 NV - NAN~
drawn, aud its value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed ia all Gases,
~ THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION $40
| would call attention to the sact Of its being the Origi-
mai and Largest Gift Association ia the Country. The
bnsiness continues to be conducted in a fair and hon-
OrabIa manner. aud a iarge and greatly increasing
tradei is proof that our p2tEens appreciate this method
Of obtaining rich and elegant goOcs
During the past year this Association has sant very
large number Of valuable prizes to all parts OF the
country. Those who patr Jnize rs wiz receive The ful!
value Of their money, as no article on our list Is worth
less than One D9llap retail and there are NO
II
Partesdealing with us may depend on hsyiug prompt
ireturns, and the article drawn will be Immediately
sent to any ADDRESS by return mail or express
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
! prizes from the eureka ASS Dciation and have kindly
| allowed the use Of their nameS;-
Andrew wilson, Custom House, Philaielphia, Penn.
on Painting, vs'ue, 500 James HaIgrsyes; SO
+. Jones, Barrett, Marshall Co kansas, AelOdeOn,
value S 700; Patrick J. Byrnes, Waterbury, Ct, Gold
Watch, value I2o,U0 J. +. Shaw, PA East 24th ST.
/ New York, P:anU, value, 50,O0j Mrs Chas J Nevis,
klm.Ta.N. Y. Piano, value, 10000; Miss Lucy Jane
way, Elmira, II Y, Cluster Diamond Ring. value,
! 10000 Mrs, -PeBneyer, City Hotel, Nashville,
Tenn. Melcdeon, value, 125; Oscar n Allen, Co. B..
/ $500 Rowland S. Patterson, Co. D. 10th Iowa Vet,
Volunteers. Oil, Painting. value, 1905 Ars- Abbey j.
Parsons. Springfield Mass, MelOdeon, value, 100 ;
James L. Dexter, City Surveyor Syracuse. Nix"
| Guild Watch value, $50, 90; Mrs. James Fly, 1877 WO0s-
ter Street, cor. BECKER N Z. : OH, Painting, vahee
100 Mrs j. g. Coles, Grand Rapids, Michigan, silver
Castor, value 40. O0; Dr. J r Sinclair. NJ. 4 Min
Street Uuea N. Y, Framed Engraving, value % 20 /;
Hon. Luther DetmoId, Washington, d.. c., OH Paint
ing, value, 100. 90. u
Were we permitted, we might add many names To
the above list but many persons object 10 our so do
ing. we therefore publish, no names without permits
siOG. M ~
Letters from various parties throughout hecOurtry,
ACKNOWLEDGING the receipt OF very valuable gifts, u az
be seen on he at our once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
We Claim the FofWing Important Points +:

LIST The Plcwman can ride and pillow without labor.
%. Any person whOcd1 drive team can manage It.
Sd. Crooked rows Of Corn are plowed as easily and
tn OTOuRhIy as straight ones, the plOwman sitting 80 as
to observe the corn and see if the work is we'll dOne.
4th. It has the most perfect and natural foot mo-
ton o. ans pillow mad, aud does not cramp or tire the
PiOwnan. t A4
ON. IRE Plows while in motion are moved with
perfect ease.
9Th. The Piaws are adjustable to any depth any de-
sired space be veou thepIOws is readily O~btaiued.
9th AGjastIb,e SuisIds to prevent young eVrn from
beiuS covered
sth l. IS admirably adapted to plOwing in small
grain.
Sta. Eve-y CultiyatOr is wei made and good ma
terial, and warranted to do good york lrL
& MEAD.
rs Orders addressed to the above at
Nor.hsSlaT Mo-. or Browngille Neb Ter.
SO 3n As.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LEGAL NOTICE.

The unknown heirs Of AlonsaR. Hunt deceased,
will taks notice that John L. Carson has died his
bill Of compIaint in the District Co1rt Of johnson
County Nebraska Territory, in Oh aDeeTy.
sgainstthe Administrator Of the Estate Of AionzO
L. Hunt, deceased, and the unknown heirs OF the
said Alenzo b. HunE deceased, and Benjamins +.
Lushbuugh defendants, for the foreclosure OF a
certain Mortguagc deed, given by BY the said
alonEo R.. Hunt deceased in bis lifetime, 70 the
said Comolaiuant ind defendant Benjamine +.
Lushbaugh, Of the East half OF the North East
quarter of Section aumber thirty (S0L and the
Westhalf Of te Moth West caartsF oFSeStion
number t~Wenty-nine (2a), Township number foCr
81, North Of Range number Eleven I'LL, East
containing one hundred and sixtyS ti6oj acres.
Also the South East quart Of Section number nino-
zen, (leJ,in Township number four(4), North Of
Range number Eleven lillE Except ten 10 acres
being the South West quarter. ofSouth West quar-
ter, Of said South East quarter, thereby convey
ing Of said qnaTiss, See len but one hundred and
City fI5Dl. acres. Situatedjn said johnson County
and Territory. Of NobF sskR, to secure the pay
ment Of a certain promissOry note fW the sum of
Three hundred and Sixty dollars. with interest
thereon. at the rate fOf, twenty-five per cent per
snnum The object and prayer Of said bill is to
fUrselose said Mortg uage deed, and for the sale Of
said primises toSpay she money so secured. You
are required to APPEAR and ansWer said bin BY
the 2SEh day Of Aps1ss A. d. 1875. III
Dated this tho ~ day Of Jun YISis.
,sTst.ls 1880 DORSEY & RFCE, g
Sol. spr Complainant,
AAZ1N
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13


The News gets Oft twO columns of
senseless twaddle and.bad gramner over
EStabrook's 9TH of July GRAFTON delivered
in th,t Cry. Il seems that EstsbrOok
expressed b hssif ia favor of negro sSf
rags and Safe Organization, and Wa
E Harvey Is also repOrted to haVe come
Out 10 a exehIn AyOr Of Negro saifage,
and.the News ome down. heavy on the
former. brcause be spoke his peace on
the 4th of July, and incidentally excuses
s.he editors brother for the same seAa-
ments. ullered,on the same day.
/ Taking The last copy of the News as
a speernen. ne are free to say that il
negroes, on an average, are not more
ssnslbless consisiApt, and honorable thsn
lis loady edi,or, they should never have
the right Of suffrage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

~. a. .Hnr"..- LA.r At r. L.laHs. AHN
The Board Of Trade. which met last
Salurdas, was tOlerably well attended,
No very important business was rams.
acted, buta spirit Of unanimity prevailed
from which much good must cOme, as
soon as the Board gets into working order.
The apparent backwardness shown on
The part of some of our business men ia
this Guy, and the leading farmers, in this
matter, seems to US a grea& mystery. Il
seems so PLAIN TO US that we cannot see
why every me.chany and farmer does not
see thai his own individual interests are
benefued BY the execution of, the OBJ.
,jecls Of this Beard. TO make roads
good, TO improve The facilities for trade
in every way practicable, is surely TO the
interest Of all. Then why this luke
warmness on The part Of a few. The
country Will still prosper, The Board will
still live, despite your tardy inacuan, bul
The united forts Of all Concerned would
accon.p lIsh more, and would do it sooner
aud easier.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Easily and rapidly applied.

The most Of the materials employed in the con
stfueGon Of this RvCirg, bsye Teen used jn Ssri-
o1s Nays for roofing purposes fer over fifteen years
and7our manner of combining them into one firm,
i~mpermesble, uniform fabric, secured by Patent,
increases their durability, while at the same time
being manufactured By machinery on a large scale,
the cost is lessened. Our Roofing is adopted to
buildings of all descriptions, and in all china ties,
and can BE- applied t. steep or fat roofs, old or new
and by ordinary workmon at a trif6ng expense.
For unifumity Of quality, completeness Of finish,
facility Of application, c5sapness and durability,
We invite q thorough trial. We also manufao-
ture -~-ra --
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
PateGtsd Eebruary.12. 1881.
ROckpOrt Landing 4tehisbn Co No,

and are now prepared to hI1 all orders they may re-
ceive Tor the coming season. We have made some
valuable improvements since last season. We have
reduced the bulk OF size Of the machine. and make it
in better proportion, and retainaIi the valuable points.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

Our mail facilities west are of the
poorest character A. weekly mail from
Ibis point to Beatrice, while from Falls
CiEy, the county seat of Richardson CO.,
-siIuated ten miles back from the river
They have a trisweekly mail to Paw
e Guy Table Rock end Beatrice,
seems to US q strange phenomenal. We
do think that The business connection be-
tween this city and he counties west is
ten times the anoppl Of Falls City, then
why isahis difference in mail facilities!
simply because our cilizens have never
fairly placed this matter before the De-
pariments We hope our energetic Post
Master will set this ball in notion.