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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

SRIS-Go1t skins have been In Rond demand at steady
prices; 20 bales hontesideo baes Bnenos
and ~ bales Payta ON private tcrms We quote tgoi
~ t): Tampicc, 57i SD.6e.: NaaIDOros 5Sc Vera Cruz
Sc. Buenos n aiOc. Payta 4s@i2ie Cuacao. 40
a45c ;Capc 35A3ic. Deer haye mot with bot noderate
inquiry aud ses limited TO loo n centfTl AmeTloani
prices steady; quote Gold b) Honduras O0d62se
Vera Cruz 600b2ic Cchtfal American ia6Oci San Ju
52 155c.; SisS 5ic.; ADeOdnrs <0G4atc Para, bOd
sHOr-JJrop II dull at life, but bnck Is hrm az l2c
500 remains dull bat prices without change;
small - 81 at i9c.
sPE,ITizs been fair demand and prices have adj
vanced seaoe at 797c gold. fse foreign. and l2s isic
urrenev, for domestic.
SEEI,Te inquiry ght Tor rass Seeds and prices
unsettled snes oyefseed &C Ilflltr and Timothy seed
S. aeiHe7 per bus though Faxseed In limited supply
better sales of bush WeSscrn. CT 81 32a 50 40
per ba H. Of 81 n In Calcntta Hlsced have had lair
demand and prizes mere sales 81 90 bags and pockets
10 arrive al nos,oh, nj e. 5id Q! - gold. n bond
SrEAIJN-lhs market T. quiet tie supply "a uederats.
sAi peas without change saes of 1000 70. at l9
22le and 30 10 n Grease at II a ljc. euh
TOBACC0-yery litils has been dope In bentueky Leaf
since last but prices vel have no change 10 noe;
quite in follows, Lint Leaf Iugs fa5c Cenmon,
selpetions l5asc Heavy Western aud Cutsyne. Lug,
s4ae, aiaon 7sec, Modlgm s6iic.; tool. Hdl5c.;
Iipe. ls0l7n and Selections lsd SOC Seed Left Is
unohsDgef. va duote nomnany rs follows: Connecticut
PLIERS 6gicc do. Binders, lea Ice; do Wrappers.
casDc; Naw.York Filters and Bindfr. 3ilslcs do.
Wmppcrs s95Oc.: Pennsfiyana and Ohio ftlers and
Binders. "a Sic and do Nrsppefy e0i2c.
1fNThe inqnry for Pig has been lht but prices have
ruled very frm English IN small supply aud impaired
afer Plates been In less active demand but vices
have undergone no essentiGl change We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

FTLOSIOUs A,SAU LT.--Sergclnt Garland OF the Jer
fcgson Market Court squad yesteria ted william psis
on The complaint Of John Howard OF No 80 r)aCw
conl luant thst tho accused asssued him no.e
nose in Ilsccs and drew Ia e. upon ~. JG'hs -
held the ,rsobeF 10 bail 10 answer the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12


on. GAZETTE demand IS moderate aud the supply
larger lcs 4 81 Guns at O. City IN bbs. gold. and s.!
PIoviSIoIs- market Tor Me-. PA hfs been con.
paTavely quiet durng tse pest week the spec demand
lent actnatons tnauh rather avorng the hayer IA usa
at TIN Of tie year. lberr Is AiF eonsu Pve lnguy
West Indies For ruard delivery yey uie ins been done
The sus stock Of prime Mess held WITH mach hfmnes at
an almost demand the EaTope1n arncs fow N
hed while own Goyernlnent a. all times u gu pYng
thrir wants give this STYLE oI Puk the pIrerce Prime
and Fxtfa Prime Pork also and ere batter OWNS
in tTeat MEASURE 10 the with Which they can be
imtea demand geysd for Mes ans prices ia, he
puyor tho trade orly huyg for their mm,diate wants
nrd rcgasl are 300 eJ eta sal s7l Beef is dull
but with increase in TIC sock Pcr' re wen
foT New EIi1a Do fierce Bef in sml ~ ai Is IN.
changed. Beef Hrns arc dun. bat firm ou! Meais are
s a1 % dr., .sa IN = ssad sales Of 10 boxes reported
heavy at 2Oi a9.c iof Kc'ilc Rendered
E1rogrs 81 rRoyIsioya
Pom. Becl bacon 3u'trT Cheese, LAID Tai.
bbi.- sUns ,dns. tuns> tuna sans
To G. Btit'n and Cont.
s ssss s sept 'I is a .' 81 Isl Las elqs5 ao2
s.motins ls6i a. 40 a 36 Al a. igs is7s e.1'
OF PROVISIONS.
r 81 g :s ss1t T ,Sa; 's sss.
aJaly TO- lscS e. q oo ass s s,2
Same lime a6; -. 2C2 s55 2OlslI LISP ~ 2i5 6.H3
ArIEaSooS PEoyBIos MArErr !o'elock-pork very l.ll
and prices 81 e7idS2 cash ami regular br
Mess. Otter Provisions are dull snu Iodnine
PErRoLEtM-me hare bad a very dull ard depressed
MAJ ior Crude Refined In bond the receipts have
been more liberal with declne in gold aud oy limited
export inquiry prices have gradually detlncd and closed
heavy AZ 23c fr Crade 3e a5ic for Rehned 10 ond aud
5505sc. for do free
RICE IL duh ard prices are no'Dinol
SUGARRaw Sugars mod rutflY nctvo lat prices nrs
rather buyers favor; We Gn1ie ~ O lu for fa 10 good
Refining Sis 7O ihds Cabn at lOi dlc aud Dener
private terms; ro 35 boxes Havana 1t lO V2c Refined
arc dull but prices hfe without change.
SALTrhe market for Liverpool very firm. and with
arrivals diminished stock holders do what tte there
Is hand and generally demand advance. West India
ttyles are dull but STEADY. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
financial.

-
l TkE.srsY DEPARruEST. Jon g %, 1876
NOTICE Is hereby given to HOLDEl,S OF CER-
~ 1TFCsTEs or TDRBTEDSESS iled Hldo- acts q Con
rr srro, a. MsrH and IT, 1884, that the fcasny
m s-c l.ns with I'D AID the lear ot sid g nce' -
pc ITO RFrff cfrs robgry u Lsrtls 20 a noeh ei
Il. ~ q. lh ac-tel lr'c o. celn
pfns ~ 10 upton jaiy - I, lut itsi esc
~ ,geb Ces, e. MILL CEASE To BEAR thIEAk ST sui
viii spia presentation a. tls pcgarmn '.hh et on no
said ~ 81 Jsir, ~. aleAo -.o,ll, re = ~.
uSirtD sT1rEs TEEasuEr, iSrySrsr DtP.Ersr2r}
NEv Y0R1 Juiy 10 i36
CCBEDUJES Of (3o) Thirty or more t7,3O)
- .EtFN1SpTHREEyfEST Hs COUPONS, psy,Lh Jilyio'h
.f r,clvsd for eKauinail1ns tie Interest Dslst
20 v. . iSeasofy IL H. az -blCN' 1,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
Dpi0eno Notices.

Dpl0fno NoIlte3.
DowERY NATIONAL BANK-New-York, June
ID a. seA Dividend Of FIVE % PER CENT Or Of g9v .
Tn,e; Book viii 70 elssoi iS% 1861
BROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION, No. 237
Di6END intuon have directed that tho
% sn q p SS dps 81 F p sS ' ON n.S aa
s ssssds "S E ..a rm SsN M S sC g is S
FRANCIS P scHoAIS, President,
WADE woRRALI Secondary PRrR Cuxaiso, Accountant
nIvIDEND-rHEM MECHANICS and TRADERS
~ FIRg INSURANCE. COMPANY; No. - wsl. , BARK Of
NssYoI. hulinF ave ,L day de.rd Dividend Of FIVE 10
ffs cF sS T. & ISSS f''
owes ., rrs Nav I:ss Esg' YSsE sig4.s1
nIvIDEND.MThc B0IRD Of DIRECTORS have
'' nos" '''"'" '' '-''' S Sc MI %ihIfh secretary
MsgRoroLIrAS s.ysos BANK.
No f" 00'rSS St IS.S,5SEa Ja I,'ep .s ssr
nIvIDEND NOTICE-six per cent, free from Gov
Jrnnr-, DIVIDEND interest the Of
from soJ vii Ss ps and ate, the isd "Wednesday
Deposit. made on or before Juy draw n~e,t Jolly
bsnk open daily from a ~ to W. aud on Monday We'd
Oe'da' aud Saturday evenings FROM ia p SMITH p,..a.
WI BARSEs, SECRETARY.
os'os hssnTOS lssgHAsos Sssor,ssssSSTi
DIVIDEND. Tho Board Of Directors have this
~ day dccl,rcd senannas DIVIDEND OF FOUR "a PER
CENT el oo'eraSeas -a payable 9, and ~, Igy 1906
CFFcK No 27 SOUTH ForRrH
PHIpADELruA, June 90 lec6.
dividend NOTICE. The Transfer Books of
~ this GemPsny viii 90 closed SATURDAY June 90 and
%hTb9sD on FINE FER cENr Ia. been declared on the
Preferred d Common Stock clear OF National
bic 10 cash. July boilers
stand gitred ca the bcsks OF s COMPANY the 3o mat All
payable at tins Office. n 'BRADFORD frsasnrr.
dividend NOTICE.-New- York June q. 1866.
Issss s.s
ah dsy Of '' H AK 90 and amer the
OYycR LkyAYKrfH FIaR lxsvRANcRCc., /
- No 81 Futou-1, Brooklyn, Jaly H. 1906
nIvIDLND.-,rhe Board Of Directors have this
H day declared SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND ofFVE t5 PER
CENT Zee OF 0ovenn en tar payable and the cth inst
p. THOMPSON. jr, & cfstafy
lRvsG SAVINGS INSTITUTION No. 81 WNfen.sL
NfVIDEND.--O On aud after MONDAY July 10
~ there win be paid all ihrreto usual semi
Of Government TAX. BaDk open da fon 10 O'Clock M.
'o'cl.ct n. WALTER W. CONCKLIN, P.esidea,
.vAsDRasur J. Burrs. Secretary.
Oiy1CE CENTRAL RAILROAD CosPsNy on NEu.lERssYl
No 100 lJssarY KHw VeRK Jnlys 1866. I
VHE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
Il TWO AhD HALF t7p PER CENT and the Government
tax ba. Tia. day been declared payable on WEDNESDAY tho 1874;
THURSDAY, the 18Th int SAMUEL kHOX. fscssGIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
DUTY FREE.

/ DYFwOOD5-All descriptions remain dull. but prices
material change; learn that Of 30
tuns goes forward Europe from frat hands We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

= lRVisG SAVINGS lSsfrTUrog, No. 20 WAfenst.
nfVIDEND.-O on aud after MONDAY, July 10,
- ssss win be g,d on all susd ihcrs,o TOE usual semi
annual Dividend tle Of SIX aud FIVE annln
e Of Government TAX Iapk open day ion 70 o'clock
-o'etct r n. WALTER w CONCKLlN, Pesdea'.
.NksDKABur !. BuTnos. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

FLOUR AND MEAI--we have had fair degree OF nc
tyy market Western and State Flour since toe
date II last weekly review but In prices considerable
yarabeness noticeable Common and inferior grades
have arrived freely and with increased stock holders
Compelled submit Decline Good sOGsd Spring
Wheat Extrs however comparatively scarce and with
good demand prices have improved To-day more active In
0ury with desire sell prices fell off 10
c " bb closing unsettled. Fancy brands Of StEie Flour
are scarce and good demand at fa price, New Flour
plenty and "a lower The sses $3.50 bbls at s5 e
81 for Superfne state g. 606te rs for xrs do 50 rs
$40 % for Farcy d. e. Seee for tine low grades Of West
sn Extra O. l50sl0 20 for Slppng Oha $40 - for
Trade and Family brands and el5 9O0s6 20 for ST Loas
Extras Canadian El.nr i0G25c. ower the common
grades bat good Club Extras Ia and in good demand
saes OF $50 bids 60 G6t0 10 to- common 10 fair Extra
ard enc 2jasl3 IS for Trade and Family brands Southern
Flour in supply but with limited Demand prices
are lower; sales 80 66ls $40 Gsl2 fer common TO far
Country aud Baumcre and s2 2easl7 &c for Trade and
Family brands Rye Flour du heavy aud lower aaies OF
nb % e. 15aS7 25 Cora Meal is act yes sales Of
bill at 81 IS for Jersey g. 10 for Marshs CelOfc bud
FISHrhe business IN Dry Cod during the week has been
extremely limited and prices M Of bat close here IL
more 10 tho market aud holders demand advance
Maekee IN good demand and prices haze advanced
Picked and Smoked HefiiBgs IN sna supH and ff
the latter Ia demand but the former are quiet We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

Ofy1cE CENTRAL RAnRoAp COMPANY on NEw.IERssyl
No. 100 LIssRry sr., NV MRK Jnly 1896. I
'THE USUAL QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
Il TWO AhD HALF (7lI PER CENT and the Government
s day been declared payable WEDNESDAY tho is;h
inst this office. Tie yn'J book. ~ be closed 20
THURSDAY, the 1874 met SAMUEL kHoX, beAsuIeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

OYyicR Lsy,YKTls FIRR lxsvRANcHrc,
- No 3s1 fulton-si., Brooklyn Jolly Ii, 1906
nIVIDIND.-The Board Of Directors have this
II day declared SEMI ANNUAL Dividend Of FIVE fS) PER
CENT Zee OF 0oveInn eut tar payable the
p. THOMPSON. jr, g. cr.tary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

actual Winter Wheat too has been extremely dull,
6ud pic favored the purchaser Yesterday the market YVES
very duh ami prices f off 100 ousA. Today fWednef;
- better milling dcm.na prr'0ei ana PRICES luprf'u
% &c. peF .Nsh q sing irrn. lie sal's 2VJ ush Ne
Milwaukee Cab 81 6 - 100 'xeo 10 and ~ 2 do. =
G. ~ 400 No. 90 81 90 do 3 81 Blrioy nhd
Barley i.ai re bob very duh ard pIiecs o. nominal Ols
81 ~ demand ami quite ses Of 80 bush AZ o2I
-, Chicago, J5aGJc. fT Milwaukee zoe for Iowa aud
S,aie Rye s ~ far ocrasd. but easie sAes Of
1880 bush Western al Scarl % In Cprn We have mad
brisk demand prices have luctaatsd cOnsd bly, ana nj
ncb deiesson was n0tcet6ri TIE recrps have Deeh
more nbelri AMI stock IS accamu'itiug. IcdV the
b,.iaess was done in part f1r exfort Int prices
lower; sales Of 22i. On oasl' 81 eidsCe. for IN.
,ound &C. SHE. for New Mi<ed We.teIn "a small lot
Cluice ~ Gee ana COS. iUI Yellow Western since
Change there less Nwno-s N Wheat, buyers bold
OH r lower prices; Amber Club was feey offered at G. 80
Com IA held mer s7!e. lHng bi and refused ~ prime
Sc kel In Oats la speculative NOV meat took place;
abuut 20 COJ Lush O. icago sod Of from % TO SIC.
TxfOEIs OF BIEAnslUFIs.
Mn.ai Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12


sneo Serte1ier / le65........lo2 ls3 l55TN 95567s
same limo lsC4 2g70<9 1884
ELCEIPTs OF DlEADSIt IFS.
Iour, Wheat Cor,
hbs. ors
For the week ending JAY 10 1896. e.1s 4GylI $3.50
Since september J. le6J.... Selito5 t'3Es $500
same time Isf4 ......-.... al61l2 $40 - eto ~
kGUNNY BAGS have been oHg in limited demand, but
Iaiees without changer sales at ~ d@4'.s IT.
GUNNY CLOTH continues firm aAd We notice pelei III
gu ~ cusirg al ~ n 3Oc ,.
IMP-sanila has been in good demand, and prices are
wei sustained closing at 90 (sJ Oher kinds ae dai ana
unchanged A..
HIDIs-There been hotter demand; the sales OF The
past two DAYS emhrncel0iC 100 Munisvuro at lOiolttr
guld 1900 luen0s Ayres - Il rir gold, and Low 40
t;r,nae No, n AT sic gold We qI0;e California at 1910
l7,c Donestc SIGghtefs arc Inn OF lCH 2 Tor COUNTY,
l.dl2lc. for City Steers, and NlUt iof Guy COWS
nOf.-We I'll fnl q good acmHud Tor home consumption,
ana h small stock prices firm at from 21G0O 'Vo as
growth aud GUILTY.. ,,,
HAY-The susp.y of Shipping Is moderate, bat with
limited d.mand prces hrgd sales oil 30 bales al "
a 0c A. 100 10; Retail lots At iJa JJc.
lRON-Amercsn zig 20 sma supply, and very trm, at on
advance M | Scotch Pig, too his ruled very firm; ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

DIVIDEND NOTICE.-New- York, June q, 1856
- rhs Board q Directors Of the HOWARD INSURANCE
COMPANY have this day declared ANNUAL DIVIDEND
six PEN CENi nom payable on and aer the
oh day Of July next. HENRY A. OAKLEY Nice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
An Important Invention.


The Centrifugal Sarge Sugar Separa4
Tor, by which Sorghum mOlases is almost
instantly converted into sugar, is one Of
the maryels Of the age. After all the
seisRqie s1P9rimspts 0N,histtssge been
upceasipgly tried for the past halt dozen
sYsa5scpF smQrsl p PE3dass SO desiEabIs q
resuliUlhs PF0EleR has 6nAlLg been solved
BY an old Quaker gentlemap in Iowa, in
ths,mest sasisfeeiggy5 aqd;spcssssful man
ner. The process is noFehabut PhaOso-
phic, and, extremely simply, i is sim
ply byssnlFifugal force, By which the
molasses is separated from the sugar,
and grsnulalion effected. The machIn-
cry employed is without. any complica-
lions. a cylindrical vessel. with the
.0u,ef Eall composed Of the fnest net
WORK Of wire, braeed by iron supports, a
solid bottom, and a cone Of copper or
some other material IN fne center, consti-
tute the principal portion Of the appara-
tus. To This cylinder a motion is given
by proper gearing Of about three lhous-
and reYolutious per minute. The force Of
the rotation drives the syrup through lhs
sieve. while the sugar Gli1gs to the inner
surface, from which It is scfabed of when
fIhe accumulation Becomes sufficiently
Iargad IAN liHchr lhiCknesS Of sugar does
net seem 10 slntsFfeaF with the PaWer OF
!, ,o4eration OF the process; but the Iu0las.
ses rs projected through, aud falls beyond
the wire into its proper reservoir. Nog
are the dellcaTe pores Of The sive clogged
tor Egnnmed TO any szteft .HhSteFer; for
] atgihe close Ofsthss psEforaHuacslkefs is
not sufficient sediment Fenalni1g tO,slsiR
the wfllest hand. All IS dry and per-
I feetlg clean The sugar Is fl for irsmedi.
ate ase and without wear q tear the ma
ChinsTy is as PsrfeeB ~ sssrg FiVs min.
.uaesl less ARE only required 70 trans
form gallon Of mOIssses-orqat- leSsf
such pOr;ions Of il as are eonTeriibls sl
all, say five to seven pornds-~iato Rl
/ pure an article Of sugar as ths most fass
FIidaoas housewife could possibly dssifs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
R4rEs o. ADVERTfsit0

Stray sales lharsei as transient advertising :.
AlItrsncieht advertisemcnts must Be paid IN al
vance Yearly adyertisemenss quarterly IN aEan~o.
All kinds Of job, Book and Card printing, dane -
me best styte on slsEt hotce ard reasonable terms
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
Teagae's Voyage to America.
4, ax ReH1Ne gAcK.

10 lis vb 0BH0HYs4AF = an s2s54 E
+ The great number Of lhe. sons Of the
Green Island that throng the whaFYes az
Liverpool, desirous to cross The "big pud-
die, . and find a home in the "swate
land of liberty obliges them to- resort
tricks, wlleH fnndsia lowj
and sf;en after the ship. has got fairly
under way the captain, Is surprised to
6nd new faces gazing at him, and upon
counting noses, finds BY seme unaccohhs
table dispensation Of Providence, Gheavy
percentage. This is effected by. naReealf
ment 10 various parts Of the ship BY lhe
aid of friends. iii. e4...
But once In a while a desperate son Of
Erin makes a bold push to gain d footing
on the American shore. 19i aiEis7 - ~
Some monuhs ago, one aof this stamp
applied 10 the captain for a berth as an
able sea4en, being. dressed iip ;saiIor's
toggeFy, be was. unquestioned in refer
ehce 10 his seanianship, and ia the hurlys
burIy, allowed to sign iheHship,s papers.
The ship being nearly ready for sea, he.
with ithea rest ief ahe crew, ,,n'kas hurried
on b0arda The sails we're spread. and
sbe8 we're leayings the old world behind
them, Hope beat iss pipions high in
the lmaginatlons of The many emfgra1ts
on board this noble vessel 90 $50. 0J
After the pilot had been discharged,
it became necessary 10 reef tOP-sails, and
orders were given to that efecIri The
crew sprang into the rigging and scIam-
bIed aloft, with the exception. 81 Teaq ne;
who remained on deck, gazing up alofl
with vacant stare. s1Jfsngls ed
yj'.HaIlo you sir LWhylaTe) sou mot al.
loft. h5ss oO9.pf 2o-seei Z dttw slsde1
Did ye spake to me, sur g. asked Teai
que, gazing round with a stolidity of
countenancs that w01ld have gfaced a
Chinese iDamIny JHoz1 .aoziI I % l9H5
!, Who else scbuld Lspeak1to1l Gene,
come, clip up, al0ft, you lubber,Ipy ~ cried
the mate, pointing his diglls upward. -
'sAloft Is II ?'''' ~ '-' q
II eyes, aloft !.''ps le zss1i9 slii ai-77 il
sis il up there ye manei" soI
"Yes-bear hand, or III quicken
your ideas with q rOpe'Esud ~ Il 9
81 ibid yea name fur me te climb VI
thereoF1gsi0o 1oi bau0d yiIs9m 'ssu 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

.rs s9''e1 $50. 80 NO Al
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
4BEA4.

!. .o.,v. one year, In advance, - Sc
,SI..rptioa, must inv ariably, be paid inAdFancs
-, work. sni Plain aad Fancy Job Wor K
y ,ns bsss style. ana On.short Roiiee'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

= 3ElLla. 1irN ItliH htE 4H41 4a a. -
In England, a truss, when new, is 90
lbs, or 56 Of old hay a truss pf straw.
40 lbs a load i9 Of hay j. s s9 1rqssaes uses Inn
ibis country 10 load j. Just wha. y i may ~
happen to weigh !. and. a ton Of bay i
either 1000 OF 224Q lbs; according TO The
custom Of the LEGALITY, "A bale Of bay is
generally cor sidered about 300 lbs, bat
there \, no regularity IL the weight.
a cube Of a soidd nov, 10 feet square re-
will weigh a ton, LEI, .f.o5 s,ed. :,
y MuIEiPly The widtn apd leHgths Ot the
pie together, and that preduct oby the
height, and divide by, 2 l60, and yOu
have the contents. IN bnshels. IL you
wish the conten's Of a pile Of ears Ol
corn. or f60ss In sheapea bushels ascer-
faIni the senbie inches, and divide BY
.2szaFsha s1isis aTob io2 sisssd 10 Q:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, living in the Mis-
souri, Valley miles aboAe Peru, in Nemaha Coun-
II Nebraska, on the 18th day Of Nay 1850 when
in the mire.-sone large brown Mare, blind in the
left eye, small spot in "a forehead, cap Of knee
slipped, 10 yearsold
May IA 1865. 36-5t THOMAS WAeeERoR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Meeting OF school Examiners.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of Seboo
Exauiners Of Nemaha County, Nebraska, will hold
meetings for the Examination Of Teachers for
said County, at the Office of E. W. Thomas,
in Brownville, on the lst Saturday in every InSnth
between the hours Of one aud z. NJ, Applicants
for rtideates are required 60 be present at one
o'clock precisely, or they viii not be examined. =
No person Eieed apply y.at am. other time.
By order Of the Board,
siafi s-str E.W. THOMAS, Clerk.
April Ist, 4 -yly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-01
IOWA.

The Iowa Legislature, which meets only bien-
tally, assembled at Des Moines on January s,
and promptly ratified the Constitutional Amend
mont abolishi ng Slavery. A resolution to that
slice, passed the House on January u. and the
Senate on January l6. II deserves particular
mention that all the Democratic members Ct ,he
two Houses, save one, who was absent, voted for
the resolution. This shows a real progress, for q
year ago the Democrats Of Iowa went hand in
hand with those Of other States in denouncing the
action Of Congress. and leading organ published
"bIack list" OF Democratic members Of Congr ess
who voted fer the Amendment.
II 10 also due to the credit of Iowa, which al
ways a,pires to the front rank in the advocacy Of
tho PRINCIPLES of freedom and progress. to recall,
on this occasion, the fact that her Legislature Was
the frs. to pass resolution requesting the Rep
resentatives and instructing the Senators Of the
State in Congress to use their influence for the
passage Of an Amendment Of the Federal Consii
tuition entirely abolshins Slavery. All honor 10
frssdom-loyipg Iowa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-01
EenianfSnl.

The Central Council of the Fenian Brotherhood
20. Mahony branch) is in session at New York
Orders are said to he pouring in for bonds OF the
Irish Republic. The Warden of the Richmond
prison is undergoing trial charge Of aiding Ste.
phens to escape. IL is reported that twenty -one
armed Fenians landed at Sligo recently. and were
Immediately arrested. The police in Dublin have
made seizures OF large quantities of arms.
At a Fenian meeting in Buffilo on the 26th
Gen. Sweeny pledged himself, If supported. to
conquer, before May next. certain territory
(Canada) which should be made the base Of op-
erations against England to secure the indepen-
dence Of ireland Presiden. Roberts, at the sam,
meeting, promised that, within ninety days, the
green flag should be supported by greater Irish
army than ever before existed. Ii is reported
that Stephens was not allowed to remain in France
and that he has gone to Geneva. to confer with
the International Revolutionary Club.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-02-01

The Joint Committee on Reconstruction, con-
sisting OF six Senators and nine Representatives,
have agreed on the following proposal Of Consti-
sutionai Amendment which was reported to the
Senate on tho 22d by Mr.. Fesssnden Of Maine:
Article Representatives and Direct
Taxes shall be sppsrtonsd among the several
States which may be included within this Union
ac.cr5ing to their respective numbers. counting
the whole number Of persons in each State, ex-
chilling Indians not mxsd; providsd. that chenere'
the eIeefirs franchise shsH be denied or sbr'foed IN
any STATE on account ofraee e,or. all persons OF
such race or color shall be excluded from The bas. OF
representation.
This smsrdment virtually RENTS the question
of Black Suffrage to the several States. requiring
on'y that each shall abide BY its own decision,
and not count ys q basis Of political power in the
Union such portion Of Its population 1t shall de-
libsratsiy deprive Of power add exclude from the
body polite. In other words. 1t says: account
your Blacks men or brutes. But, If you account
them brutes, do not ask other States to regard
them a men"