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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Remover

Has stood the test of seUe1 gears
before The DubLic and no pTepGTG-
ton for the hair has get been dis
covered that 1CtU produce the same
Beneficial results. 1t Is an entirely
neiO scientific discovery, combining
manu- Of tile most DO1CeTTNt and re-
afOrGftUe agents tB the NEcEIABIE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAlR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
COLOR, re makes the scalp 2CItitc
and clean; cures dGnd17W ana
AHnaOrs, and falling out OF tho
hair: and aOtU make It 0T'O1O otpO11
bald heads, except Ia UeTy dge9
persons as St furnishes the 4lUtft-
tiUe principle 6y SChtch the hair IS
mOAF5Shed and supported. 40 MAKES
tie hair moist, S0Tts and gtoSSgt
and q unsurpassed as q HAZE
DRESSING G. 1t Is the cheapest
DreDHrGttOn eCer offered TO the puO-
dc, as one bottle Utu accomplish
more and last longer than thTes
bottles of any other preparations.
ne fs recommended and dSed or
Ehe First Medical Authority.
The aCOndeFTUL results produced
or our StcIiaH Hair Rene1ceT hare
Induced mann TO manufacture pre-
0Gr0fiOns for the Hair, UndeF ga
TiOHs names; and, iH order, TO III
dWce the trade and the puOttc 20
purchase their cOMpOWMdss- hey
h0ge T,esOrted to fdLSehOO0y OF
cE1f9atu0 then GCeTe former part
ners, or had some connection fCttb
orr Mr.. Hall, and their prepGTG-
ton . similar to oars. DO not
BE- deceiced bV them. Purchase the
OriOiT5GL: &c has HeUeT get been
e0T0IIed. Our Treatise on the Hair,
4cifh certificates, sent FREQ by mail
See chat each bottle has oar private
ReUe5gWe Stamp Deer tie TOP OF tRe
bottle. AW Others are limitations.
R.P.H Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, N. H.
Sod By al Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine.
e. A. COOK, 81 Dearborn St. Chicago, III
Assns Tor the KOrth-western states.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Coda Crackers, Ginger Snaps and Aersted Crack
- ers, at SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
Dissolution of ParfnersLin-

tetee Is hereby given that tie partnership IN
1llery and kectisying bushes keretoforC
under the name Of Terrell stanton q Co.
= dsSolVed By the withdrawal from same Of
furrell. John l.. Stanton and Paul Per
~fsassoeiated with themselves IN businssl
y neFen, and win carry on the basinesa
kipst y.
eth 1857
John l.. ST NTON,
PAUL PERKINS,
1t-3t $500 CHARLES DE HAVEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
LEGAL NOTICE

William Turner will take notice that Teresa Tur
ner did on the 2Ith day Of March A. D.. 1871, file
her bill of Complaint, in the District Court, in and
for Pawnes County, State Of Nebraska, in Chance
~ against the said William Turner. The object
and prayer Of SAID complainant Teresa r.. Turner
in said bill is To obtain a decree Of said Court dis
solving the bonds Of mltrimJny between the said
Teresa =. Turner. Complainant and thh said Wan.
Turner, Defendant, and the said William Turner
is Notified that he is required &c appear and an
sWer said bIn Of anplainept On or befurs Monday
the sOtb LAY OF May 1867.
Dated April 4th 1857.
27-4t 50 CHARLES II. GERE.
Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
FRENCH
ON the European Plan.

Opposite the City Hall aRd Park, Cor. Of Frank
fort ~ NEW YORK.
Spacious Refractory. Bath Room and Barber's shop.
,S.rDants not aHoloee to r~ecei0s PsrqHfsfts.
Do not believe Runners or Haekmen who say We
are full. July LIST. 1865. l year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11
GET THE BEST
TAXPAYERS.

The Board Of County Commissioners Of Nemaba
County Nebraska, will meet 10 the County Clerks
Office in Brownvilie, on the fifteenth. sixteenth and
seventeenth days of April 1857, as a Board Of
Equalization. Auy Persun feeling aggrieved ~
any thing in the assessment rolls OF 1871 nay then
apply TO the Board for the corrsetiop Of any sup
posed error
Apr 81 1897 By order of he Board
'27-3t $3.50 WILLIAM II. HOOVER Co. elk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07

- WE regard the Cincinnati Gasette as one of
kthe best, and the most, useful papers that
ever came 10 our office, and will no. do With
ont il.
We have failed 20 receive il in exchange
for some weeks past. IL the omission has
been accidental, we ask to be reinstated; il
intentional, reinstase us and send bill. Mr..
Gasctte, and we'll make it all night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07

LNOH sALE--l0o Acres Of Land, suitable for
u Orchard or Gardening purposes-vithin TX miles
I city limits. Price so per acre VIM FULTON
janis Real kstats .Rept So Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07

TEE New York Uorld thinks the rebel
States better accept the situation, yield to tho
force of circumstances, and comply With the
tsrms prescribed by Congress, because tbev
can't help themselves. The Keokuk Con,
stittsion, on the contrary, calls upon them to
resist by force, and show the spirit Of their
revolutionary sirss. and exhorts Northern
patriots to aid them in their sacred cau.e.
What shall Dixie do when Democratic doc.
tors differ 10 widely in their prescriptionsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
a Cottage Brick, containing nine roDms sod eel
lar and vnsh ho1se full Lot With . variety Of fruft
consisting Of psars, applss ehsriss Craps ie good
frame stable; VOID house; good veil q water and
estsrn, situated corner 9th and Franklin streets En-
quirs OF WIN. FULTON
tapled Rial Rst.ss A~.nt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07

THr bells Of the $40 churches In Moscov
we're al rung together on the day Of the
Czaroviteh's wedding. The elaseos vss
-asrdaA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-07
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Ian AND NE aR-stoeies Of Christma ~ Trsse
sies mot Diligence and Future Home
1pofo aud Pastines for ln-Doorx and Ont.
warn Hearts ard Cold Ref1or-,
WOODRUFF, o. sweetest VII Crushed:
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Ins Aounsa3n DAHsy and uHksr7ssosi,g
ndi'h VERMONT Lin work;
1r~caes o. Heavenly Lover
The 6e0k Il Barry Stories;
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ksscaed hva lgype
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Hs0ia AliIsls LIS.
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1rtA1 ID 1rianphs,
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Doyyin Mas
1hs0ils@ OaE
Hsepang Storm,
Pr ssls b ldle Nv vugrnovw
New Figk
lust received one case, 10 rsper csxsDoua
~ lssi1j as nOBn1T1bf AED0e.
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The New York herald., 1867-04-20

nieft net be di11cult b sAsw tfAt the disadec-
tien ef HansaU was pns Of tis causes tAss
prostrated Austria last summer But the case
is altered Driven out Of Germany, finding
Hungary Tho most potent unit Of bis still com
posite power, the Emperor accedes to demands
that - = unable TO resist, and recognizes To
autonomy Of his sometime province. Hunga-
rian history begins again where it was broksa
OF st the sccsaaion Of Joseph the Second, and
the vigorous nationality Of this people may yet
give new vitality to the empire Of which they
have become the centre. And IN this way tho
Emperor Of Austria may weaken the corner
stone Of his empire.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

to 6ll tho heads Of the Southern bl..I.
with notions pf free farms from tbs
con6scation Of the estates OF the sqanlsd
monopolists," they are sowing the dragons
teeth which will dH the land with armed men
and scenes Of slaughter. We trust and believe
that Senator Wilson, who has gone down South
- the G. o. B. R-sthe Chief Organizer" Of
the black republicans In that section-will
stick to the text that these reconstruction laws
now before the South are the ultimatum Of
Congress, and that the emancipatsd blacks,
under the common advantages Of civil and
political equality, must hencsforward work out
their own redemption, and not look to Con-
gress either for free farms or fresdmen's
bureaus any longer.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

Radical Movements In the Seuth-The Rich
mond Csuvensisn.
The black republicans are coming. The
white republicans, who have heretofore been
held up in derision ~ black republicans. must
now yield this distinction; for the real, genuine
black republicans are coming From Virginia
to Texas they are in motion all over the i've
Southern military districts, holding political
meetings, making speeches, reading addresses,
adopting resolutions and planting themselves
on the platform Of Congress and the white re-
publicans Of the North.
On Wednesday and Thursday last the genuine
black republicans of Virginia held q grand
mass State Convention at Richmond, at which
they pledged their political services "to the
national republican party Of the United
States," and in behalf Of 'equal political rights
in all respects" to whites and blacks, includ-
ing the right to hold ONCE. In their address
(published in full, with their procee dinRs, in
yesterdays HnRALD) these Virginia black re-
publicans, after reciting the enormities and
horrors Of the rebellion, and the unjust laws in
favor Of the rich and against the poor, which
slavery has LEFT on the statute books Of the
State, declare that "with malice to none, and
with charity to all, but In q voice Of warning,
We desire to say to the disloyal land monopo-
lists in this State, who may be disposed TO op-
press the laborer in his wages, and improperly
prevent or control his votes, or to burn more
school houses, and further TO molest the
teachers and friends Of the freedmen, your
best interests will be promoted by moderation;
for II the course Of violence, encouraged by
the disloyal press Of the State, il continued,
you may expect that conhscation, now hang
ing over you, will be enacted and enforced BY
all the power Of the great government you
insult" Here, considering that this address is
the work Of q designing white man (Under-
wood, there is touch Of agrarianism which
may mean mischief AT some other places
South the same suggestion, more or less sharply
defined, has been cropping out Of late at these
Southern black republican meetings, and there
Is no telling the bad results Of such hints aud
teachings, If not met in season by wiser coun-
sells. Between the two races, South, nothing Is
more essential to law and order than harmoni-
ous relstions as employers and laborers but
when designing white politicians undertake
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

Hsnssry'Ths Cerosafisa - Frascis Joseph.
Next pnth will be memorable and won
derfdl On in the ancient double city of Buda-
Pesth, ID Hungarian capital. Francis Joseph,
Emperopf Austria, is to receive the crown as
q reception Of the distinct existence in his
dominid Of the kingdom Of Hungary. This
is the Hlmph Of the Hungarian war Of 1s4a
Then tfpeople, able to overpower the EN-
peror oA Austria, were crushed by the suddenly
added iwer Of Russia. Since then Hungary
has laifiormant, to say the least. though 1t
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
Yachting In EBsland-A Chance for the Nov
York Yacht Club.

Yachting In EnsIand-A Chance for the Now
York Yacht Club.
We perceive that the Royal Thames Yacht
Club has made arrangements for . grand
regatta in June. Some Of the races are for
schooners and others for boats Of any size. The
courses set down on the programme include
run from Gravesend round the Mouse, from the
More light outside the Goodwin Sands to
Dover; channel match from the More to
Havre, and cutter race from Gravesend round
the More and return. A notable feature in the
programme Of these contests Is that they are
open to yachts Of the New York Yacht Squadron.
Here is fine chance for our yachtsmen to con-
tend for the prizes with English yachts In
British waters. There are already three Of our
yachts over there, and II, as is expected, half
dozen more should tempt the dangers Of the
deep by transatlantic voyage this summer
which is not half 50 disagreeable at this season
as trip across the English channel, with Its
chopping seas--the English regatta will un-
doubtedly assume q very interesting inter-
national character. We notice that in the race
across the channel to Havre there Is no
allowance Of time.
We can imagine the curiosity with which the
French people will watch the arrival Of the
winning yacht, and the establishment and salts.
faction with which they will hail her II she
should happen TO carry the colors Of the New
York Yacht Squadron at the main. We should
not be surprised to hear Of crowded excursion
trains running from Paris to Havre to witness
the result, which will no doubt excite equal
interest at both sides Of the channel.
We do not see why the widgeon, Alarm,
Phantom, Halcyon, and other new yachts
that are now being completed on the east side
Of the town, should not go over and try their
mettle In the regatta Of the Thames Club,
which, we may add, is considered second In
rank TO the Royal Yacht Snuadrons
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

The subject Of mediation in the affairs Of
Mexico attracted some attention In the execu-
tive session Of the Senate on Thursday, but no
definite conclusion was arrived at The de-
bate occurred upon resolution Of Reverdy
johnson, and Summer and other Senators sup
ported It. It seems pretty clear to US thai
mediation on the part of our government
would be most timely just now. The imperial
cause is evidently on its last legs; but It does
not follow that the defeat Of Macmillan Is sure
to bring permanent peace to Mexico or secure
. settlement Of the disturbed elements which
have kept that republic In a volcanic condition
for so many years. In fact we do not see tie
end Of Mexican troubles In the vanquishment
Of the Austrian Archduke. On the contrary,
We anticipate perpetual internal discord, ana
hence the necessity Of some sagacious inter-
ference on the part Of our government, at this
crisis, which would tend not only to an imme,
diate cessation Of hostilities, but to q permsl
nent reconstruction Of the Mexican republic.
Il Il no secret that the existence Of the Juares
government during Its conflict with European
Intervention is due to the moral support which
II received from this country. Without that
tho efforts Of its soldiers in the field would have
been vain against the French and Austrian
troops, although II received no material aid
from us. Without it there would have been
little chance even Of keeping what is called
patriotism in Mexico true to the liberal cause;
for II Was our moral assistance which gava
stability and hope to that cause. Therefore the
win Of our government ought to be law to the
Mexican Cabinet We have right 70 presa
our mediation upon the consideration Of
Juarcz and that portion Of the Mexican people
who adhere to the only form Of government
which we have ever recognized in Mexico, and
we are justified In expecting that II the cons,
templated mediation should BE- offered II wiz
be accepted In spirit Of friendship anjS
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
NOTICE TO ADvER RTisERs.

Advertisers viii please bear in mind that in
order to have their advertisements properly CLASH
nsd they should be sent in before half-past eight
o'clock in the evening.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
TRIPLE SHEET
Now York, Saturday, April 20. 1857.
r { N o v Al

The NEW YoRK HERALD Establishment, on and
after tomorrow, will occupy the New Herald
Building, corner Of Broadway and Ann street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, corner Of Twenty.
third street and Fourth avenue-ExuIBnoN PCruRKs
AND eCuLPruREs III LIVING ARrIsrs.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20
THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
street.-THE PEARL SAVOY Matinee at ~ O'Clock.
THEATRE FRANCAIs. Fourteenth street. near Sixth
avenue-LA FoL LEsPERANcK, LA CHARIrIE.
GERMAN srADr THEATRE and n Bowery.-
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Bro.dwag-rHz DocroR OF Al
DoDyyoRTm HALL scs Bre;dysy.-rno.nssos HAsr.
FAInr SINGING BIRD. Matinee at Two O'CLOCK.
srEINwAY HALL. Fourteenth street-FrrrH CONCERT
or rnE PHILHAnHosIc socrrrr or NEw York.
SECOND PLANO MATINEE
SAN FRANCISCO MlNsrRELs 5s5 Broadway, opposite
Ae Metropolitan noel-lN THEIR ErarorlAS ENrERrAIS
CooI-Jrsonss PalsE srupEsrs. '--'>
sssns New York Hoss-Is THEIR sosss DAsSI, Ecoxs
BALLET TRoUPE-INFLUKKcE Music.
.IrrE ,A,.1 AyENgE s OPERA HOUSE, No: and West
ETHlof1Ax MNsTaELsY, BALLADS, .BURIrsagEs 2c-THE
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. sol Rowery Como
EIssrnsEr. &c.-NEw YORK sHP CARrEsrER. Matinee At
CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE at
Mech.ncs Hall, 40 Broadway-IS \ vAaIEr or LIoar
AND -LAUGHABLK EErERTAINMkNrs.-THK HAPPY FAMILY.
Matinee at y. O'clock
HOOLEY SOPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn.-ErHoPrAS MIN
szzusx. BALLADS AND BvRLxsQUEs.
THR BUEYAN TABLEAUx Union Hall corner Of
fwcnty-third street and Broadway at 6-MovISG MIR
PIIcRiMs PRo0REss-SIxrY MAGNIFICENT
SCEHkk Matinee Wednesday and Saturday ct O'Clock
!, NEW YORK 1uazux Q. AsAroxY; Gus sre.ax.y-
fWsas-WoEDxRs NATURAL HIsroBY, ScfsNcs Arr.
LnCrURRs DAILY. Open from a. II. tin lOP. H.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, corner Of Twenty
third street and Fourth avenue-ExuIBr0N PICfURKs
eOuLFruRKs LIVING ARTISTS.
The New York herald., 1867-04-20

: NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. sis Broadway.
AxAD AND RSCur ARH PEoBsr-Tns WAGINGT0S
fWsas-woEDxRs In NATURAL HIsro1Y, ScrsNcl AID ARF.
LDCrvRYs DAILY. Open from 4. n. tin l0P u.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-30
Where did the Soldiers Come From

-" When the war broke out, L appeal
to every man acquainted with the facts
to say, where did the men for the army
come frOm Dld not an equal share
come from the Democrats ?-,YUdgc
Th1g'aiua'S ('ogTsUOWth Speech.
BY way of prupounding interrOgato-
ries, Judge Thurman, doubtless, inten-
ded to assert that the Democrats were
equally numerous with the Republicans
in the army. And in response, some
ignOramus or liar in the crowd said that
there were more Democrats than
Republicans in the army. we assert,
without hesitation, that of the 10000
soldiers raised in Ohtoin 1861 and 1862, not
1000 were Democrats, and we dou bt
if there were $4,000; and of that num-
Der there are not five hundred who have
ever claimed to be Democrats. or who
have voted the Democratic ticket
from the time they entered the army
until this day.
The Democratic presses and the Dem
oeratic leaders, i'm 1861 and 1862, deolar-
ed that 10 WAS au Abolition war, and
advised Democrats to let the Abolition
lists aud Black Republicans fight
their own battles. This advice accord
ed so we'll with Democratic instincts
that it wns followed by every Democrat
who had not resolved to abandon the
party. When "a Democrat went into the
army iu those days he necessarily for
swoie all allegiance or fealty 10 the par
ty, and especially to NallandighaIn,
Jlds, Thurman, and other leaders. i
do sOlemulv swear that I viii bear true
faith and allegiance to the United States
Of America, and win support them
against uN Encn3i8S aud 0ppo8eTS sBho8l-
SooVcT'"-such was part OF the military
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-30
gtanton,s offoial Status.

The order OF the Ac5ing President to
Mr.. Stanton said f'YOu are hereby
suspended from your office as Secretary
of War and will cease to exercise anyand
all functions pertaining to the same"
This the Executive has authority to do
under Section 2 of the Tenure of Office
Act, AS follows That when any Off
Ger appointed as aforesaid, excepting
judges of the United States Courts,
shall, during IL recess of the Senate, be
shown by evidence satisfactory to the
President, to be guilty OF misconduct in
office, or crime, or for any reason shall
become incapable 0r Aegall disQuali-
fed to perform its duties, the President
may suspend such officer and designate
some suitable person 10 perform, tenn
pOrarily, the Duties of such office un-
iii the next meeting of the Senate"
The section provides further that Gin
sucE case it shall be the duty ofthe Presi-
dent, within twenty days after the first
day of such next meeting of the Senate
to report to the Senate such suspension
with the evidence and reasons for his
action in the case" And iC goes on to
ia such suspension, and shall advise
and consent to the removal of such Of
hcer," then the President may remove
him and nominate another. "But II
the Senate shall refuse to concur in such
suspension, such officer so suspended
shall resume the functions of his Office,
and the powers of the person so perfOr-
ming il in his stead shall cease -
johnson did not attempt to remove
Mr.. Stanton from Office. BE suspended
him, theI eby recognizing that this case
is governed by the act to regulate the
tenure of office. Within twenty days
after the assembling of Congress he
viii have to present 10 the Senate his
charges against Mr.. Stanton of mis-
conduct or crime or any reasons why he
aasH Z. .Hr-
holcing the office of Secretary of War.
IF he shall make case against Stanton
to the satisfaction of ihe Senate, they
VIII consent to his removal and tEen a
new appointment viii come up. If his
charges snail be deemed insufficient by
the Senate, th, n Mr.. stanton VIII forth
with resume the place and duties of
Secretary of war Cincinnati Gazette.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-08-30
Caution !
AUSTIN

WTATIEG understood that the agent or ow ners OF
fl the s'Ring Hive'' (AmeTican Bee Hlve) pate
enG (of Delaware Co., o. has represented that
was about 10 sell out my interest in the Lang
strOths patent TO Mr. King I take this metnod
Of Informing the public that sach is NOT the case
Messrs H. A. King & Co. patentens or manufaG-
turers Of the American Bee Hive at Nevada, Q.
have offered me II per cent Of their gross receipts
upon their sales OF individual rights for their hive
fin the territory owned by me in tine Langstroth
patent,) provided will allow them to use small
but important PART OF the LaBEstrOth patent, viz
Ftthe use past and future Of whatever features OF
the LsangstrOthS extended patent, already enters
into the gotche5 style Of (their) partially closed
topped frame hives, " but no contract Whpiever has
been entered into by therefor As this is an
adm issi0n Of infringement by Aessrs. htng 4 Co.
themselves; and as there others selling ether IN
frngements, upon the LangstrOth patent, and i Is
regarded As impossible 70 construct movable
comb hive p0ssssying Tie requisite practical dd0G
tdqss sought without in some particular infringing
the Langstroth patent it is hoped that parties wish
ing movable comb hives VIII see the Importance
Of purchasing the LangstrOIbs patent which la
qasrer been charged lgh iHfTSHgiHg any 0Aer Datea
and possesses AL the advantages requisite Tor sue
cessiul and profitable bee culture. For sale by
RICHARD COLVIN,
White Sulphur, P. o., Delaware Co., O.
Circulars containing the granted claims Of thl
LanestrotF patent (nOW extended for seven years.
the opinion Of the Patent Office Examiners thereon
and ether valuable Information, will be furnished ol
receipt Of a 3 cent stamp.
Nay 17'67.