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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Andy us OMcials.

Chas. Bogy, of St. Louis, is one o.
the Presidents a~ppoiAlees unconfrmed
he is now exercising the Office of Superin.
tendent of Indian Affairs : an office in
which the West is directly interested in
having filed by a true man, of tried
honesty and judgement, not a time .serv.
ing toady such as cringe at Andy's foot
stool. A true man was removed to make
room for Bogy. Previous to BOgy's as
cension the cOpperhead press found much
fault with this department. crying. war
and determination against the Indians
since, they say peace can be had with
the Indians only by kind treatment ; and
Bogy-tO fatten his appointed traders
issued the following permit:
.'S1R You having been requested
verbally 10 be informed in regard to your
right to sell arms and dmmuaitlOn TO the
Indians, we have to state as follows:
You are an Indian trader, licensed for
that purpose by the United States Gov
eminent, and are authorized TO sell or
trade arms and ammunition to any Indians
that are at peace with and receiving an.
nuities from the Uniled States Govern
menL This rule, of course, applies to
any other regularly licensed trader as
we'll as yourself"
Here we have the essence of the
policy of Andy's Ofice-seeking friends,
ii is, to al their pockets with plumber
regardless of who else may suffer. To
this selling of arms and am munitiOn is
The Fort Phil. Kearney massacre charg.
ed by Gen. Sherman, who demanded that
The permit be immediately Withdrawn
A seargent at that Fort writes to Gen.
Grant describing the horrors Of that
massacre, in which n~inety-nine men and
three officers were murdered by Indians
"recsiging qnauitiss from The United
States government" This sergeant "cOm.
plains Of the conduct Of the Indian Com
missiOners. and says they are furnishing
the Indians with guns and ammunition to
hunt with, and they are using them to
murder white men,"
To this murderOus permission from
Andy's tool is directly Chargeable The
murder By Indians of ffty-nine men in
the vicinity Of Sand Greek recently.
And to this murderous license is mainly
attributable the present hostile attitude
Of the Western Indians generally.
Gen. Sherman, on his recent trip, see.
ing the baliful operation Of Bogy's per.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
The ParIs ExDOeItIOn.


From Hon. Isaac Newton, Commission.
er Of the Department, we have just re-
ceiyed a request 70 collect and forward
to that Department, for exhibition in the
Paris Exposition, Suitable specimens Of
the Cereal productions Of this section
of the United States and ne. in turn,
request that cur farmers iwmsdiatsiy.
furnish us these specimens that we may
forward them to headquarters.
The importance Of placing > sample Of
the productions of the Nemaha Valley
in this Exhibition Of the choicest pro-
duclions Of the world, we believe, is ap-
parent to all, as through this medium we
can show the world the rich quality Of
our soil and Nebraska's cereals Of sc
will not suffer by comparison to any.
Farmers! the time is very limited,
and prompt action alone can admit US TO
the show! Bring in your samples, and
we will forward ihem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Home E~pteFDFIse.

A very praise worthy enterprise has
been suggested by some Of our citizens
during the past week. and the prelimi
nary steps were taken last Friday night
Il is nothing less than the organization
Of a kind of Credit Foncier based upor
actual capital for the erection of dwell.
ing houses in this city. The plan, as we
understand il, is to organize a joint stock
company, with the shares at 500 each
with the money moderate sized dwelling
houses are to be erected these houses
are then to be'ofered at 10 per. cent,
above the actual cost, and can be rented
until sold, so that in either case The stock
holders are assured OF q reasonable per
cent. As soon as one house is built and
sold another is to be Immediately con.
tracied for, thus keeping the capital stock
constantly in motion, constantly accumu-
latIng and constantly improving the city
and enhancing the value Of real estate
generally. The plan seems to Us feasa.
able, will doubtless be profitable to stock
holders, and a great benefit 10 the city
We understand the intention is to make
the share payable in inslallments so that
any man may take a share and easily
make the payments.
W. commend the enterprise to the
favorable attention Of our citizens, and 10
capitalists generally. The prosperity of
our city is assured and fixed, and the
safety and proftableness of the invest
men contemplated is beyond 2 doubt.
Below we give the proceedings of the
first meeting, and hope that the meeting
o-morroW night will be we'll attended !:
Alta meeting of the citizens of Brown
vile, held at the law Office of Upton,
Hewett & Church, on Friday evening
last, A. w. Morgan was called to the
Chair and Jarvis S. Church was chosen
Secretary. !.
Mr.. Morgan, the Chairman, stated
that the meeting had been called for the
purpose Of organizing a Joint Stock
Company, whose business it should be to
purchase city lots in Brownville, and to
cause to be erected thereon plain sub
stantial and neal cottages 20 rent or for
sale al ten per cent. above cost.
The necessity of such an enterprise
and the interest which every citizen Of
Brownville should take in the contemplat.
ed improvements mentioned by the
Chairman, were very plainly set forth
by DIR. Holiday and others. After which
it was moved and carried that Jarvis
S. Church, Jonas Hacker, DR.. Holiday
and A. w. Margan should be a commit
lee to draft Articles of incorporation,
and report the same at next meeting.
On motion The meeting adjourned to
assemble again Oh next Friday evening
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, in the same place for
further business.
a. w. MORGAN, Chm.
JARVIS S. CHURCH, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The Senate committee on Public Lands
on the 11th reported a bill requiring che
general government to assume The lrusI
of taking eight hundred thousand acres
of Cherokee neutral lands of Kansas IN.
der the proposition Of the treaty Of las
August, at one dollar per acre, payable
in bonds. The bin further makes these
lands subject to sale TO actual settlers al
one dollar and a quarter per acre in the
usual manner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
90 YOung LadY rstnr-

ming to her country home, after a sOjOurn Of few
months in the City, was hardly recognised 81 her
friends. In plaee Of a coarse, flushed face, she had a
soft ruby complexion OF almost marble smOothness and
instead Ct twsnty-three she really appeared but elRh.
teen, Upon inquiry as to the cause Of so great a change
she plainly told them tina: she used the CIRCAS-
SIAN BALM, and considered Il an invaluable ac-
QUESTION to any Lady's toilet. By its use any Lady or
Gentleman can imTyoye their personal appearances an
hunderd fold, Il is simple In its combination, az Ma
lure herselfb simple, Jet unsurpassed IN its efficacy
in drawing impurities from, also healing and beauti-
Tying the skin and complexion. b. its direct action an
the euticle II draws from It ell its Impurities. kindly
healing the same, and leaving The surface as NatBr.
intended It should be, clear, soft, sn1oth ardbsautiful
Price 81. sent By Nail or Express, on receipt Of an Or
der By W. L CLARK CO., Chemists
feb 20 y No. West Fsyatte St., Syracuse. N. z.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The "Gunpowder Plot in St. Joseph
has taken a rather curious turn. Rosen-
lhal-chareed upon the affidavit Of De-
mond with attempting to blow up his
store with gunpowder-has brought suit
against Demond, charging him With the
act to get him, ROsenthal, put of his
house, be having it rented until next Au-
gust, and rent having /; and FOR damage
to character and business sets his damage
at $50, 900. Rosenihal's two clerks have
also suid Demond for damage al $4,000
each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
OF Ourselves.

For the past three years has our des'
tiny been linked with the Advertiser, and
intend it to remain so as far into the fu-
lure as we can see. During that time
Nsmahe County has %prOspered exceed.
ing, permanent and substantial have been
her public Improvements, and private
enterprise has been fostered, encouraged
and permanently fixed among US. The
husbandman has resolved remunerative
prices for his products because of the
large migration coming in. That immi-
grauOn has been of a loyal stripe, and
our vicinity has been Stunned by rebels
as they would On he Dry Tortugus.
Under these circumstance Nemaha coun-
~ has given a two-third vote in favor of
Radicalism, and is undoubtedly the po-
lItical salt that saved Nebraska.
In bringing about The above our read
ers all know the part we have taken, and
theyneed not look farther than in their
Own neighbOrhOOds to test the wisdom of
our home policy against rebels, BUSH
whackers. guerillas and their abettors-
not betters, We have erred in Andy.
yet then some of the noblest lights in
Congress guided in the treacherous path,
and when these 'twatchmen on the tower
heralded the danger, with shame at our
"mistake of the headsnO, of the heart.'
WI retraced our steps and warned others
Of the danger.
During the period Of our connection
with the Advertiser, no one can accuse
us of not having spoken PLAIN upon all
matters. Our aim has been 10 make
no doubtful sound, but to enun lat plain
ly our convictions Of Justice and policy.
In doing this friends have had their corns
pinched and enemies have had theirs
ground. We have tired TO forget private
likes or dislikes in our public duty. Is
then strange that we should have made
bitter, bowling, vindictive enemies? Is
II strange that we have made warm
friends7
Our greatest enemies, Democrats, are
and have been making all manner of at
sempts 70 undermine and weaken this es-
adjustment in this they have employ
ed falsehOOd, treachery and deceit. In
pursuance Of this object they have made
use of every material. Sore-headed
Republicans have had their wounds lip
sAlVed, aud their raised backs rubbed by
Democrats; our faults multiplied and ag.
rivated. With al the opposition that
could be brought to bear "we sill EiUs :"
Now, in The light of the past, with the
firm determination IN the future 10 stand
BY the principles of radicalism and home
prosperity, is it too much to ask our
friends to exert themselves for us to some
extent2 We hope not, and that they
will do 50. Let every subscriber obtain
for Us another; close your ears against
insidiOus SANDER, and Judge us BY our
acts alone. An attempt may be made %
undermine US by persons who have been
''of the true faith" but who have been
ensiced away BY the savOry smell of the
viands ia the White House-such a
threat hAs been ~made-against such an
effort friends should aid Us for the good Of
shs party under WhOn or Land has pros
peEed. But 70 square.tOed Democratic
opposition ~ gauntlet has always been
lhFown down and our challenge is
soons % NcDuE,
Aue eammed - be We afs erlss; hold saouvh. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
5000 News 20 SetIers.

As will be remembered. the last An,
nual Message to our Legislature called
the attention of its members to the fac
the Burlington and Mo. River Railroad
had now possession of much valuable
land which a strict construction Of their
grant did not enlille them to. Upon this
portion Of the message a select commit
lee. was appointed, who have reported
"Thal the Secretary Of the Interior has
reversed the decision Of the former Sec
rotary. thus combining the company to the
line of their road and restoring the lands
to market that constituted the grounds of
complaint" We hope hat this is true.
No instruction to coroboTate it has as yet
been received at the Land Office in this
District, yet we have much to hope from
the positive report above made.
THIS would restore al theodd sections
in townships five and six, lheb&s lands
now unsettled in this District ; and their
positive restoration would make room for
the food Of immigration which win flow
into ibis District this season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

nit, Immediately set j. aside, and was
sustained in 50 doing. The people Of
the West should long remember Andy's
fostering care Of their interests, in aP-
pointing 10 offices such greedy, incompi-
tant, rebel-Ioving, Undertaking noodles
as Dogy s. Co. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON the world-renowned As
t%roiOgist AID -OmnambuIis CIairvant, while in a
clairvOyant state, delineates the very features Of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of an instru-
mentof intense power, known as the Physchomotrope
guarantees to produce a perfect and Hfe-Iike picture
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant, with
date Of marriage, occupation, leading traits ofcharac-
ter, SC. This is no imposition, as testimonials with.
out number can assert. By stating place O~fblrth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing nifty
cents. and stamped envelope addressed 70 yourself, you
will receive the picture ~ return mail together with
desired information.
G-Adcress in confidence, DAM GERTRUDE
REEIEeToN, P. o. Box 2s7, West TrOy.N z FEB 20 1,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
This Is aMy Policy" salth the "Cre-
afOF.H

A statement sent to the Senate from
The Treasury department shows that four
assessors and five revenue collectors who
we're appointed during the recess Of the
Senate in 1865 and who were not nOml-
mated last winter were continued in Office
after the last adjournment. l; also shows
that these officers, IN violation Of Laws
were paid S4.O46 in salaries and allowed
So $50 in commissions. Most Of these
persons are stall in office, though there
appointments have never been confirmed
AID were not laid before the Senate un-
til within a month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
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At The WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
The TEST Oath.

The Supreme Courts decision of the
UnconslitutionaliIy Of the Congressional
Test Oath. as applied to the admission Of
Lawyers to practice in U. S Courts. has
been set ASIDE by Judge Carter of the
Supreme Court of the District of Co
lumbia. The decision was made upon a
motion to admit Allen B. Magruder, a
Virginia ex-rebel. The motion was de-
MED upon the ground that the decision
was not mandatory upon inferior courts,
that all courts possess the Inherent right
to regulate their own rules Of practice
including admission to and dismissal from
the bar. This greatly weakens the force
of thesSqunsme Courts decision. which
was made by bare majority of one on
a full bench.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
C
CELEBRATED
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A UNIVERSAL DINNER PIL.

For Nervous snd Sick Headache, Cosiivopsss.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, BiiIiOusness. Coustipatio1'
Diarrhea, Coles. ChilIs, FeveTs, and ReneIaI de-
rangement Of the Digestive Organs.
- Boxes, Is cts. 50 cts., and SI sizes.
Sold hp sli Druggists e~VsryWhsre.
- And oy HENRY =. CusTAR, Depot 4sl Broad
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- Aha By HOLLADAY &CO, BrOWnviIs, Nsb
vol II NE 3m -
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

The Colorado veto has not yet been
acted upon. and some doubt Is felt as to
Its ultimate passage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
REPARATOR CApmI
SHERIFF NALE

Under and By virtue ola certain writ Of Vi
toni sxponss, issued By the Clerk Of tie Ba
Court Of Nsmaba County, Nebraska Ts-nnrs
to me directed, I viii offer for sale ct yusE
ton,
On Saturday, the 3Oth day Of Mu.
A. d. 1857 at one o'clock in the aftsrnOoah
day, 81 the front entrance Of McPhersoBS HE
the City Of BrORnviIle, &c being the D ps a
the last term Of said District Court vas he'd
following described lands and ssnemsns ha
in Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory ,0-Sh
The North East quarter Of Section tbiriT-in
Township four (4) North Of Range iftssa
East 70 satisfy . certain Judgment h~srstoin Z
tanned in the District COurJ Of said Nsnahs CT
ty, With the interest thereon, cost ani nsn'
cost, in favor Of Richard Lynn, and agai1H Jw
OPelt and Evan Worthing said lands sni "
ments having been taken and levied upon b q
the property Of said Joseph O'Pslt
Terms Of sale, cash in hand
WM. o. GLASGOW
Sheriff Of Fsmaha County.
By g W. FAIRaBOTHER,DS puy
B~roWnVille, February q, 1867, IA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
land fur Sale.

IhaVa a number ofdssirable unimproTod y.
9f Land in Nemahs johnson 3 PaWnse CealI
Nebraska, and AtehisOn County Mo-, Which ! .
sire TO sell, and viii sell on long time % seiua
tiers, who viii improve the same. Also, s''"
improved and valuable Farms.
l6-6t-pd R. Y. NJA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
The LOuIsiana Bin.

The bill which passed the House on the
18th for the reorganization of Louisiana,
provides hat the President. with the con.
sent of the Senate, shall appoint a loyal
Governor who had no part in rebellion
who shall hold Office for one year, that be
shall also appoint a Provisional Council
of nine persons, who shall have qualii-
cations prescribed for the Governor, and
exercise with that officer all Legislative
powers that all officers of State gene
rally exercise. Each officer shall be
loyal and able to take the Test oath that
on June 1st, Is Il male citizens of
twenty.one years without distinction of
race or color, who have resided in the
State n year, and have never aided the
rebellion, shall have the right to vote for
Governor, State officers and members of
the Legislature (; that in October next an
election by such qualified voters shall be
held for members of a Convention toform
a State Constitution /; that the Secretary
of War shall issue orders to regulate
these elections that the constitution shall
not permit any Distinction on account of
race or color, and shall prohibit the pay.
ment Of any debts contracted in behalf
of lhe rebellion, and shall recognize the
perpetual union of the States; that the
President shall forthwith appoint a mill
tary commander for the State. who shall
enforce the laws, which the civil author
tiles neglect; that no laws passed by the
provincial council shall be valid till Con.
-gress shall approve tbem that all laws
of the State consistent with this act shall
remain in force.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
pemoeratIc wisdom and Honesty

We we're amused and panied the other
day to hear the arguments and honesty of
some Of our Democratic friends. When
we came with 10 ear shot about the FIRST
sentence we heard was: swell, Nemaha
county has made a pretty Cd id
fool of herself in sending such Cd
id fOols to the Legislature Cd
id 'em, what have they TO do with the
education Of The Cd id Eigger, id
en-" Democrat No. / having fairly ex-
hausIed himself DemOcratN No. 2 opened up
thus "Yes, and worse, this niger edu-
cation law says, so I'm told, that if l de-
sire to educate my children a. home free
from contamination with niggers, l can't
do it, the law wont lie! me-"
With pity for the last speaker and
q silent prayer for the first, we left 'em,
hoping tina. even they nigh; be 'ieducaI-
ed up to the pin,.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Dalm Soap, CASTLE, RoGin and Detsr5iTs -
4 and The Celebrated Silver Clos Slanh 8
SWAN = BIOS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Taken up BY the subscriber, living in Glen =
township. Nemaha Comfy, on the LIST day dk
uary, 1851. one tao year old Heifer, g eup Z
each ear, no other brands, color white with gz
brown spots. l9-5t-pd JAS E. MEAL
Taken up BY the undersigned, living %
6emaha, two miles abovs Longs Bridge. % ]
9Th day Of December 1856, one Steer. two yrs.
red meek. light roam. lsft ear cropped, uDdsrba
Of the right, good straight Horns. 1855
JOHN EURLEf
Taken up By the undersigned, lying .
North West Of B~roEnville Nebraska, on De
DAY OF January 1861. One Red HeifeT, : ~
old next Spring, line back bush Of tail white, y
legs white part EaP ar.
lS-pd MATTHIAS TREYEE
Taken up By the undersigned, living IN Rd
P~Sscinot, on the 9th day Of Jasuary, 1851,
Dad red and white spotted Ball, Two yuR !
last spring, no marks on brands q
Jan. ~, 1868. II PETER EHGLE
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
MATTHIAS TREYEE

Taken up By the undersigned living iTs -
North West Of Longs Bridge, in Nsmahs Csn
Nebraska, on the 4th day Of January, 1851.
One roam heifer, one year old last Sphhh
marks on brands. l7-Pd JOSEPH OBJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

DroOms, Salt, Axes. Powder, Shot snd Jsds
ID SWAN B BROTh1
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

Deans, Hominy, Meal, Potatoes. Flour APES
b SWAN 4 BROTHbS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
CosTAR's
PICTORIAL
COUGH REMEDY

For Coughs, Cold, HoarseneSs, Sore Throat,
Group. Whooping Cough, Inau enza, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Bronchial Affections, and ali Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
~ Bottles, Is cts, so OTIS, and 81 siEes.
- Sold By 81 Druggists everywhere.
~ And by HESBY r. COsTAR, Depot 4s4 Broad
way, n. Y.
% And By HOLLADAY 4 CO., BrOWnviIs ,Nsb,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
Probate Notice.

The final account Of Gerd Wers, Administer
o. the Estate Of GerdaFt Wers, viii be for hear :
before the Probate Cogrt, 81 the Court Ron
the City Of BroWh7iIles on Monday the ilth az
March 1857.
BroRnViIie Feb. 7th 1857.
C, ". FAIRBROTHER Probate JUG"
1885, $50 r
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
STRHY NOTICES

Dried Peaches, Apples, ~Blaokbsrrisi, Casrs
u SWAN 4 BN
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21
G o S 7 A RS
PREPARATION OF
BItter SWeet and Orange BLOSSOMS

FOR BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
Used to Soften and Beautify the Skin, remove
Freckels, Pimples, EruptiOns, &c.
Ladies' are now using it in preference to all others.
Bottles. 81.
~ Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
- -Apd by HENRY R. CosTAY, Depot 494, Broad
way,N Y.
~ And By HOLLADAY i co, BrOwnvino, Nsb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-21

400 eanneA y b Vh' hfsl cries held saouTh.'