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RATS OF ADVERTISE 81,
30 ARYERYIsKas IN pEEAm,

Advertisements in the Special Column, hrst time
from ] 70 6 lines, 81 Oo-each additional line, s.
cents; subsequent irssrtiOns 10 cents per Lne- 10
Local Column, hrst time, from ] 70 lines, s. c.
each additional line, 50 cent?; subsequent iaser-
tons, Is cents per hne.
All advertisements occupying special position,
I'd all double column advertisements, viii be
charged $50 per cent. advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Viii be charged 81 the regular advertising rates
and must Invariably be paid z advance, OF no N
Berson made.
In.nlnrrEnl.LxrnrIe or nANDTDhTEa
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AF ERBITT a HILL-Dealers in Wall Paper
LYE WINDOW Shades, Win1cW Glass acd Fh1,o-
lrsphic Material, u Chmcr s'r-et, Mayfield
Build n, opposite NJ .xwFl House.
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nELL AND nRAss FoUNDERs.
hook AND Jaas PaENTINe.

nECKETT, BROWNE, HANKs & CO.,-Book
I > and Job Printers, and pu- fishers Of the Dai
y and Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
Union and. Deadericg streets.
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CECGND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
y . cherry street, deals Ia Exchange, Govern
meat Securities and Con Collections promptly
attended 70 J. LUBsDES, Cashier.
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BREWERY.
HnnKNELLERs AND sTATIONERs
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

GINGLBTON, &. 81 bookseller, Publisher
y S,ationer, and Periodical Dealer, Post Office
Ruldug
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.TToRGEYs Ar LAW.

CAMPBELL MOVIE & GROEsBECK, Attorr.
news At Law ana Claim Agents, practlce u al
Toe @ urfs.s Collections promptly a-ss y, = ,
elso esirre acsinsf Che United otsley ahe
..Ieclea 49, N Norsh Cherry street. Up stars.
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81NKERs AND BRCKERS'

OTIS. z. Attorney sud Coun elior at "
[ J Office az Cherry s.: p Q. Box 34s.
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WALL S'APEIs, etc.

L kR " BROWN, Reai Estate sud Genera
- ~ mess agent. over York's BooA store, 50
Union Str ct, Nashville, Tenn. fu26-ODf
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted TIE
shove rates for advertising 70 winch We blnd our
selves strcty n adhere. - -
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING co.
JOHN WALLACE, for the AssJ,alsA.
BARRY, WINHAM d GO. Tor Prsss
BALL, JONES B CO., for Gazette.
NAsHyTLLK, TEER.. Sept. q. 1865.
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CONGRESS WATER

Is cathartic, alternative and tonic end IL 2 valua-
Gle remedy for sffeeons OF the Lser Sid Eidneys,
| Hyspeps 8, 60ut, Chrome Constpa'ion and utsne.
Gus diseases IsamOsl powerful preventive q tbs
/ Fevers and Bilious Complains, so prevalent n
warm climates.
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CLAIM AGENTS., &c.
Coal AM WOOD.

Y NIGHT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Cumberland
II and Pittsburg c al Wood sawed snd split Il
stove lsngths. Office 40 Church street Yard On
Boiling Mll 5ill, south Of Broad. All orders filed
promptly.
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COLLECTING AGENTS,

COLLECTING AGEAIbs
ID s. TUTEILF, Deputy United states Marshal,
IL. collects Note Accounts, &c, 80 Middle Ten.
no see Office at STATE Capitol next door to Fed
raj Court Rom. p y. Lock Box 81, See adFer-
d. ement ia another collmn. does 6m
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.EMs DNALEls, e.
EEAL IssrAEE AGHNTs.

TjONE B TUS ELL-Wholessle and Ee
I j Bookseller. Stsionera, ana New Age
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V b liberal expenditure for extending mall facilities
by land and by sea.
RECOMMENDATION voR ncssAsD sAARIS or rosr orncs
In another rsspccs recommend more iibcrAtty. me
clerks and employees OF tho Post once Department have
not been we'll paid for the services they have performed
The salaries OF clerks In tho Post once Department
during tho four OF war were not incfeAsed whls
All 'hs expenses OF living were moro than doubled The
sAar,ea were nred Ia times Of peace aud low prcoH
Ihoy were not raised when raised priccA Clerks
were compelled TO In deb and. In many cases their
'sihines suffered from want They worked faithfully
ann sknus and honestly in dschArying important du-
Ies ~ the government. ] submit that they ought 70
have some reasouahe allowance for the past In
crease OF salary IN ihc future
CLERKS IA post ofcea, letter carriers and ronte agents
are NOT pa'o "hei hey ought 10 be- paid. Honest midas
trous men are required Tor all these duties and they
ought 70 De paid far aad living compensation for thcr
labor Ihcr employment Il uninterrupted except ny
sickness The letter claim peculiar c1nsidrrn~
ton They travel oyery day fro, early In the morning
until lAtc night nreai cold and rain and SNOW
all through tho ctos distributing letters and papers with
ont compensation enough To pay house rent feel that
tho governments ought 10 pay all thcs. employees better
they earn more. and because the governments
can afford pay more plead ine cause o, ali these
cmploySs because u ~ los, 10 them that should and
I earnestly ask permission nnd 70 pay thcm
AUTHORITY ASKED TO APPOINT SUPERINTENDENT or sourox
The foreign postal service has grown 70 kuch mAEni.
tuds that Increased ana responsibility TAIL upon
those having the direct charge OF 10; and resHctfny
ask that authority BIO given 10 appoint superintendent,
q foreign mails and additional cork Tor that ranch
also recommend that authority be given to appCn,
superintendent OF tho opening and distribution Of cead
letter.
FRAMING rRvif-rcx
Tho law regulating the ranking privilege ought IN my
opinion To bc amended. do not think tho privilege
should be abolished think ~ neccsatty Tor the dif
fercnt departments well Ms for Conercs bet gfsA
abuses have grown up under 10 To avoid frauds and
misuse Of the privilege, recommend such chang" IN
tho law 10 require the written agnaturo OF the person
exercising tho privilege upon the matter frankcd aud
10 relieve the heads OF departments and barehns q great
labor that Thanking clerk b. authorized by law Tor each
doparIm OF tho government, with tho right 70 trunk
all matter pertaining the department. for which no u
appointed. Respectfully submitted.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL. Postmaster General
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extensive At request envelopsa would materially
promote the certainty OF delivery and greatly diminish
The number Of dead lssisrs
PoerAL MONEY! 0Rpnn ETTn
The number Of money ordsr ofncss nsw u operation
hundred and sixiysix being three hundred and
port and measures have recently boon taken 70 establish
sxtyseven additional Offices In tho Pacioc ssAaes ana
Territories
The number Of orders issued during tho
year 243 600 Of the'valus of....... vS.v's,zos
The number paid was 2s3l2s, Of
To which is 70 be added amour.
Of orders repaid to purchasers. b2,oeo On.
S.eOS, evo
r,c.s. ., issues over p.ymenl. SIS, 800
From Tho ostabliahnelt OF tho system on November
l. 1894 To July !, 1885, period OF eight months tho
orders issaed amounted 10 ST. go l22 and the orders
paid and repaid 20 81 ,al3s7f ON comparing these
amounts with The corresponding transactions OF the as!
fiscal appears that the business has been almost
irebed Tho average amour, OF each order issued dur
Ing the year was go 80.
LIZA issued TO replace originals lost in the mails or
Otherwise 2s0 In lieu Of orders inyadsied by ase
and twelve 10 replace orders illegally endorsed.
Tbc OF 81 TO 6s5, being surplus fpnds acrang at
the smaller Offices from the Transaction OF the money
order business transmitted 10 first class Offices used
a. repositories either by national bank drafts o. N rcg
isered packages by mail Tho receipts aud expenditures
for the last hscai year adjusted and eported BY tho
Auditor. were as follows, viz
Foes on orders Issued Observation-Disclosures. SIS, 100
Premium received on exchange. .............
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sa5, SOS
Expenditures.
Commissions 70 postniastcrs. ........ ,452
Clerk birt. ....................... 1870
Rocks and stationery. ................. ga
Miscellaneous, including furniture and
iAtures.. ................ noo
Routtances lose in the mail .......... ba3
IS Goa
Exccfs OF receipts over expenditures. ...... STl5s
lhls sum represents the gross amount OF row
derg ed from the Transaction OF tho
tu0nqv arlq huNfu fort he mat
IL We deduct thsrcfrom the amount OF tho do
ioiercy In the receipts a. compared with tho
expenditures during the period OF cgbt
last annual report, VIZ .................. 7oi7
There remains tho sum of......... $40
the proceed n the Eyrtem commencement
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Laaving balance At the commencement Of
she present fiscal year Of .......... $os se7, a92
NE appropriations for the current year
amount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1876 GOT
-
Mixing the total available resources for tho
nscal year ending June 80 1897. $117 GA 06O
As several OF the bureaus will have unexpended ap-
pyoprations which will be ample for timc come,
lhey made estimates for tho fiscal year ending
June 80 1868.
The following amounts are asked for
Ply of officers and Of the navy S10 8o6, $50
Ply for Isbor and superintendence In Navy
Yards ........................ 1870, 1902
Dountes to discharged scamen. ........... 500 900
Navigation, Naval Academy, Observatory, 40 6l2 $50
Narazines, nc. ........... so 900
Surgeons necessares and hospitals .... 336,5l3
Contingent expenses Observation-Disclosures. 1892 900
Support Of Marine corp. l,695,2l2
me-
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R E p O e Il
OF THE
SECRETARY OF TIE INTERIOR.

DwanrarSr ISrxRinR,
WAsaisoros, D. T., Nov. 10. 1904
sR:f have tho honor To submit, tho following exhibit
Of the operations OF this department. and Of tho various
and diversified interests connected with tho branches Of
tho public service committed TO its supervision
During the fiscal year ending Juno 20, 1909, pnbo
lands disposed Of an foows;--
Aves
sold for cash tsb 2sl 10
fntrrcd unsSr the homestead acts. sg2 $40 20
Located with military warrants .......... Goa is0 20
Approved 10 States swamp. lvS G5s ~
Approved 10 States for railroads ....... %60e 70
Located with agricultural college scrip. S3I DOC 90
aain -
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01


and all other judicial officers shall be
paid for their services in fees TO be pre-
scribed by law.
5 2. The Legislature shall by law
provide that on the entry or commence
ment Of any suit in the District Court,
the party so commencing or entering
such suil, shall, before the same is so
commenced or entered, pay to the clerk
of said District Court the sum of five dol
lars and in ike manner on the entry
or commencement Of any suit ia the SE
preme Court, shall pay the sum of ten
dollars to the clerk thereof, which mon
ey so paid, shall be for the use Of the
State, and shall be paid by said clerks to
the proper offices designated by law, as
by law may be required which money
so received shall be held and esteemed
as judiciary fund, and to be applied in
payment of the salaries Of the Justices
Of the Supreme Court. Which amounts
so paid shall be taxed as costs against
the unsuccessful party, and collected as
other costs: Provided, the Legislature
may provide by law for dispensing with
the payment of said sums of money in
cases where the party so commencing or
entering suit shall be really unable to
pay the same, and the amount shall in all
cases be taxed and collected as other
cests Provided, also, that the LegisIa-
ture shall have power whenever the
amount so received shall exceed the sal
aries Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court, to reduce the amount to be paid
so that the gross amount will not exceed
such salaries.
SIS. The Legislature may, after the
year one thousand eight hundred seven
ty-fve, increase the number of Justices
of the Supreme Court, and the judicial
districts of the State.
5 9. In all cases heard before the
Supreme Court, as al appellate court,
the Justice who may have tried such
cause in the court below shall not par
ticipate in the decision thereof until the
other two Justices, if present, shall have
failed to agree in the decision Of such
cause.
5 10. All process, writs, and other
proceedings shall run in the name of
The people of the State of Nebraska. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
EDUCATION.


5 /. The principal Of ali funds aris,
ing from the sale, or other disposition Of
lands or ooher property, granted or en-
trusted to this State for educational and
religious purposes. shall forever be pre-
served inviolate and undiminshed and
the income arising therefrOm shall be
faithfully applied to the specific objects
of the original grants or appropriations.
The Legislature shall make such pgo-
visions by laxaticn or otherwise, as,wilh
the income arising from the school trust
fund, will secure a thorough and eff
clent system Of common schools through
out the State but no religious sect CT
sects, shall ever have any exclusive right
to, or control of any part Of the school
funds of this state.
SO. The University lands, school
lands, and all other lands which have
been acquired by the Territory Of Ne
braska, or which may hereafter bs ac-
quired by the State Of Nebraska for ed
ucational or school pur poses, shall not
be aliened or sold for a less sum than
five dollars per acre.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

jurisdiction on all rivers BORDERING on
this State, SO far as such rivers shall
orm a common boundary to the State.
and any other State or Territory now OK
h ereafter to be formed and bounded bT
the same. And the river Missouri, and
the navigable waters leading in.o the
Missouri, and Ne carrying places be-
tween the same; shall be common high
ways, and forever free, as well to the
inhabitants Of the State as to the ei.i-
zvns Of the Baiged States, without aay
tax, impost. or duty terefor.
S 2. The title to all lands and other
property which have accrued to the Ter
ritory of Nebraska, by grai-l, gift, pur-
chase, forfeiture, escheat or otherwise,
shall vest in the State Of Nebraska.
IS. The people Of The State, in
their right of sovereignty, are declared
to possess the Ultimate properly in and TO
all lands within the jurisdiction Of the
State; and all lands the title to which
shall fail from a defect Of hers, shall
revert, or escheat to the people.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
FINANCE.

5 l. No money shall be paid out of
the treasury. except in pursuance Of an
appropriation by law.
5 2 The credit of the State shall
never be given or bound in aid of any
individual, association, or corporation.
5 8. The Legislature shall provide
for an annual tax sufficient to defray the
expenses of the State for each year; and
whenever the expenses Of any year shall
exceed the income. the Legislature shall
provide for levying a tax for the ensuing
year, sufficient. with other sources of in
come, to pay the deficiency, as well as
the estimated expenses of such ensuing
year.
5 4. For the purpose of defraying
extraordinary expenditures, the State
may contract puOlic debts but such
debts shall never in the aggregate ex-
ceed fifty thousand dollars. Every such
debt shall be authorized by law, for some
purpose or purposes to be distinctly spec
fled therein; and the vote of maiori-
ty Of all the members elected to each
House, to be taken by yeas and nays,
shall be necessary to the passage of such
laws; and every such law shall provide
for levylng an annual interest Of such
debt, and the principal within ten years
from the passage of such larv - '-l-ll
specially appropriate the proceeds Of
such taxes to the payment Os such prin-
cipal and interest; and such appropria-
ton shall not be repealed, nor the taxes
be postponed or diminished until the
principal and interest of such debt shall
have been wholly paid,
5 5. The Legislature may also bor-
row money to repel invasion, suppress
insurrecuon. or defend the State in time
Of war; bat the money thus raised shall
be applied exclusively to the object for
which the loan was authorized, or 70 the
re- e-payment of the debts thereby created
5 6. The State shalt never contract
any debt for works Of internal improve
ment, or be party in carrying on such
works; but whenever gr ants of land or
other property shall have been made to
the State especially dedicated by the
grant to particular wOrksof internal im-
provement, the State may carry en- such
particular works, and shall devote there
TO the avails Of such grants, and may
pledge or appropriate the revenues de-
rived from such works in aid Of their
completion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01


dent of the Senate and should vacan-
cy occur by impeachment, death, resig-
nation, or absen ce from the State, of the
President of the Senate, the Speaker of
House of Representatives shall act as
Governor till the vacancy be filled.
s Is. The Governor shall receive
during his continuance in Office an an,
nual compensation, of one thousand dol
lars the Secretary of State. six hun.
dred dollars; the State Treasurer, four
hundred dollars and the State Auditor,
eight hundred dollars
5 10. Every bill which shall have
passed the Legislature. shall before it be-
comes law, be presented to the Gov
ernOr. If he approve, he shall sign it;
but if not, he shall return it with objec-
tions, to that house in which it shall hav-
originated who shall enter the obiec-
tions at large upon the journal, and pro-
ceed to reconsider it. If, after such re-
consideration. two-thirds of the members
present shall agree TO pass the bill, it
shall be sent, together with the objec-
tiOns, 10 the other house, by which il
shall likewise be reconsidered. and if ap-
proved by two-thlrds of the members
present, it shall become a law, sBut in
such cases, the votes Of both houses, shall
be determined by yeas and nays, and the
names of the members voting for or
against the bill Zshall be entered on the
journal of each house respectively. If
any bill shall not be returned by the
Governor within three days .(Sundays
excepted, after it shall have been pre-
sented to him, the same shall be law,
unless the Legislature shall by their ad-
jonrnment prevent Its return, in which
case it shall not be law.
5 90 The Secretary, Auditor and
Treasures Of State, shall severally per,
form such duties, as shall be prescribed
by law.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
BOUNDARIES


5 l. The State Of Nebraska shall
consist Of all the territory included with
in the following boundaries. to-vit:
Commencing at q point formed BY the
intersection Of the western boundary Of
the State of Missouri, with the fortieth
degree Of north latitude extending
thence due west along said fortieth de-
gree Of north latitude. to a point formed
by its intersection with the twenty. fifth
degree Of longitude west from Wash
ington thence north along said twenty.
ff.h degree Of longitude, 10 a point form
ed by its intersection with the twenty
seventh degree Of longitude west frcm
Washington thence north along said
twenty-seyenth degree of west longitude
to point formed by its intersection with
The foriy-ihird degree Of north latitude ;
thence east along said forty-lhird degree
of north latitude io The Reya Paha rivl
er thence down the middle Of the chan
mel Of said river, with its meanderiags,
to It's junction with the Niobrara River;
thence own the middle Of The chsnnel
Of said Niobrara River, ard following
the meanderings thereof 10 its janc.ion
with the Missouri River -hesce dora5
E
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
AMENDMENTS

5 l. If at any time majority Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives
shall deem il necessary to call a conven-
ton to revise or change this Constitution
they shall recommend to The electors 70
vote for or against convention at the ne1t
election for members Of the Legislature !;
and if it shall appear that a majority Of
the electors voting thereon have voted
for convention, the Legislature shall at
its next session provide for calling such
convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
CORPORATIONS.

s l. The Legislature. shaiii.pass no
special act conferrng corporate pow
eEers.
2. Corporations may be formed
uder general laws.
5 3. The properly Of cOrporaliers,
now existing or hereafter created. shall
forever be subject to taxau on, the same
as the property of individuals.
s 4. The Legislature shall provide
for the organization Of cities and incor-
pOrated villages by general laws and
restrict their power of taxation, assess
ment, borrowing money, contracting
debts and lOaning their credits, so as TO
prevent the abuse Of such power.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01

EMINENT DOMAIN.
/. The State shall have concurrent
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
JUDICIARY.

l. The judicial power Of the State
shall be vested in Supreme Court, Dis
trict Courts, Probate Courts, Justices of
the Peace, and such inferior courts as
the Legislature may from time to time
establish.
The Supreme Court shall consist of a
Chief Justice and two associate Justices,
any two of whom shall constitute a quo
rum, and shall hold a lerm of the Su.
preme Court at the seat of government
of the State annually. Said Supreme
judges shall be elected by the qualified
electors of the State. at such time, and
in such manner as may be provided by
law. Said Justices of the. Supreme
Court shall hold their office for the term
of six years from The time Of their cleo
ton and until their successors shall have
been elected and qualified
SO. The State shall be divided into
three judicial districts, and the District
Courts shall be held at such times and
places as may be provided by law, and
the Legislature shall by law assign the
Justices 10 hold District Courts in the
several districts: Provided, that until
the Legislature shall have provided by
law, the Governor shall have authority
to make such assignment.
S 3. The Supreme Court shall have
appellate jurisdiction only except in ca
ses relating 10 revenue, mandamus, quo
warranto, habeas corpus, and such cases
of impeachment as may be required TO
be tried before it; and both the Supreme
and District Courts shall have both
chancery and common law jurisdiction.
s 4. The jurisdiction of the several
courts herein provided for, both appel
late and original shall be as fixed by
law. Provided, that Probate Courts,
Justices of the Peace or any inferior
court that may be established by the Leg
islature shall not have jurisdiction IN any
matter wherein The title or boundaries Of
land may be in dispute. Nor shall ell
ther of the courts mentioned in this pro-
viso have power to order or decree the
sale or partition of real estate and
provided, further. that Justices Of the
Peace, and such inferior courts as may
be established by the Legislature, shall
not have jurisdiction when the debt or
sum ella lined shall exceed one hundred
dollars, and the jurisdiction of the Dis
tricl and Probate courts, and Justices of
the Peace SHALL be uniform throughout
the State.
s 5. Probate Judges, Justices of the
Peace, and persons holding inferior
courts, herein authorized to be establish.
ed by the Legislature, shall be elected
by the electors of the several districts
for which they may be elected in The
manner and lime fixed BY law.
SO. The salary of The Justices Of
the Supreme Court shall be two .hous-
and dollars each per annum and no more;
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-01
Rates .0F ADVERTISINI-

Onosqaare( en- lines o + lessons irssrfior $50
Each additional Insertion 0o
Busines cards.six lines or less ore year 10 60
One column one year 50 oo
Ouch elf ccumn enc year 80 90
One fourth columnoue year s9 90
One eighth column one year ~ %
One column six months % %
One half column SIX months 70 90
One fourth column six months u es
one sigbtb column six months IS o.
One column three months - es
One haIfcolumn three months 81 q
Onefourth colUmnthree months l9 90
One eighth column three months le st
coudf1afes for once ui