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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
REJECTED !.

On ths S,h, the Senate rejected he
nomination Of T. w. Bedford as Regis
ter Of the Land Office in this city. This
seules the Land Office Difficulty" al
this place AID as Bedford wen;-"lke
a dose Of salls-through the bowels OF
The law, even down 10 our City FIRE
Wafden, TO &c, legal possession upon the
strength Of Andy's nomination, and Jait-
ed. that question is also seuled-'o our
Satisfaction. al least. We are immense
lv ,,e.-ed because Of the rindication Of
The principle ..shat the Presiden. has
no right 70 remove an officer for Opin-
ions sake; 10 say nothing Of the dis
..,.asare Of the crew who did BedfOrd's
dire work.
Mai stand the Receiver. s r Iami-
,or. viii take, is not known, but that tie
rejection Of Bedford nullifes the order
forbidding him from acting with Dorsey,
i 100 plain 10 admit Of a doubt. All The
right thai was claimed for Bedford By
reason Of his nomination, must cease on
his rejection and the order to JamisOn
% recognize him as the Register must
cease. The fact isthal this "orderS was
most contemplate ~usurpatioh Of power
in iss author, 10. S. Wilson, TO bolster the
ross0n cause Of Andy j. in this section.
The Office Of Register is not a clerkship
a, the disposal Of the Secretary of the
Inferior, OF any other one man but is
entirely independent Of any power save
she laws for heir government. The De.
partmens may insiruc, the Land Officers
"a construction Of The Homestead OF other
Jaws but who ever heard Of the head Of
Department Ousting an officer FOR whose
PPo,nimenl the concurrence Of both the
oAief Executive and Legislative powers
q she Union ere neeessary7 It was a
most outrageous u~surpaiion, and the bad
results # lheir are any, which have
res1lied from Jahisons refusal 10 do hi.
aaiy must Be charged 10 Andy and hIs
tools.
The land Once is now open, and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

remains alone with JamisOn to place
in running order by receiving
the public money for lands and giving
a certificate therefor, and the response
biliIy for q refusal so 10 do VIII rest q
tirely with him. The law regulating
land Offices expressly plnces the direction
and control Of the Office in the hands Of
the Register f; the Receiver is only a
receiver Of public money; how silly and
weak then must the efforts Of S. R. ].
appear to bolster up a political friend
That friend is sup the sPOul'' beyond
hope, and il is to be expected that s. r.
J. will act ratianal and do his duty, which
is to receive the money and give a
certificate for all applications legally made
for land to G. G. Dorsey, Register.
Reed and Tez6ury, Johnscnappointees
to the Land Office IN Nebraska City,
were reJec.ed the same day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
The Territorial Universal Suffrage
Bill.

The following bill providing for uni.
versal suffrage il the Territories, has
become q law, the President neither
signing nor returning il:
Be il enacted BY the Senafa6nd House
of REPRESENTATIVES Of the United States
of America. in Congress assembled. That
from and after the passage Of this act,
there shall be no denial Of the elective
franchise in any Of the Territories Of the
United States, now or hereafter 10 be or
canned, to any citizen thereof on account
Of race or color, or previous condition Of
s~ervtudes and all acts or parts Of acts,
either of Congress or the legislative as.
semblies of said Territories, inconsistent
with the provisions of this act are hereby
declared null and void.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

STRAY NOTICES

Taken up By She subscriber, IiviDz h, r.
township, Ncmaha COMFY. on the lsf a. :
uaTy, 1857. one tao year old Heifer.
each ear, no other brands, 0lOF white ia
brown spots. I9-5tpd Jas e. Nrl
Taken up BY the undersigned, Er.,
Nemaha, two miles above Longs B6ar
9th day Of December 1856, one Steer
red neck. light rOan. left ear cropped. ma
Of the right, good straight Horns. 49,
JOIN RURI
Taken up BY the undersigned, Iivisg Z
North West 81 BTOFnTille Nebraska, q
day Of January 1857. 0as Red Heifr
old next Spring, line back bush Of aii aSas
legs white part Wap up.
ls-pd MATTHIAS TREYm
Taken Up By the undersigned, living IN "a
Precinct, on the 9th day Of Jaeaary, 1857.
Ond red and white spotted Ball, tso Jr
spring, no marks on brands
Jan. ~, 1868. II PETER ENGIN|
Taken up By She undersigned living sps !
North West Of Longs Bridge, il Nsmsha q
Nebraska, on the 4th dag Of January, 1851.
One roam heifer, one year old last Sw1'
marks on brands. lT-pd JOSEPH 0E.
Taken up by the undersigned, living Ousu
half miles West Of AsFipEall, Nemsha Cous4
braska, on the 18th day Of December, lSF !
red and white Steer, about three years Ga.
jan, 18th, 1867. IS WILLIAM PEaI
Taken up by the undersigned living IN s-.
County Nebraska, on the lst day Of Dee, l&
Red Heifer, one year old, marked with sn9ais
of Of left ear, and Two anderblis IN The rgst
l5-5t-Pd JOIN W. SIM
Taken up BY the subscriber living in 6u \
Precinct, Nov, IL, 1865, n Yoke Of Catds, q
red steer with left horn OF and smooth eP Z
each ear, the other a rean, with lefs horn -
of, Branded c on left hip, supposed to b 1
years oil.
15-5t pd JOhN EkLi
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

abuse. browbeat and threaten every loyal
man they find, and the latter are making
rand prerarations to leave the State
Nothing but the passage Of the loyalmli'
lila bill will save the Union men Of Ten
pessee from determination.
The rebels knowing that the adoption
Of Ibis measure and the pending suffrage
bill will forever put az end % their Out
RACES, seem determined to accomplish as
much mischief as possible before Their
power is gone.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

r ONGER BY YEARS LOCATED IN 81. Lours
L. than any other Private Disease Physician. i 4
Tegu lsT graduate Of medicine, cures Syphilis n All
It's forms, Gonorrhoes, elect, Structure. Orchitis-
Diabetes, Bladder and Urinary diseases, SyphiIitIe
anectIops Of the throat, skin OF bones.
Thousands suffering self-abuse, excuses. exro-
sures and indiscretiOus in youth and maturer
ysars, producing some Of the following effects
blotehes, bodily Teaknuss, nnmaniiness, 70 society,
Indigestion, constipation, dread Of future events,
ioss Of memory, and finally impOtsacy, having
Ae.csn refer 10 many old residsn Is for past sue
cess and present position, also many physicians
here and elsewhere.
Occupying q whole house Of twelve rooms, with
competent assistant physicians; those requiring
daily personal attention may remain in the sstab-
lishmsnt.
Medicine sent eve ryWhere By mail or express.
His Theory and Exposition Of Diseases, clearly
delinsating al the diseases conditions, may be had
in sealed letter envelope for 6 cents. Ladies' Cir
culAr, embracing all chronic diseases, 3 cents.
Address ST. Louis. No.
A friendly talk costs nothing charged nodsr-
ate cures guaranteed. Once. 6l7 st. Charles
street, one square south Of the Lin5elI Hotel. 2OIy
ton eTara. Baskets Waahho.rS. T.a
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
PlRKERY coRDIAL COypITIOY PoWDER,

As its name indicates, is q gentle stimllant. In.
like the many articles sold throughout the country
for the diseases Of Horses and Cattle, this prepar-
alton Is entirely Of vegetable origin-nO minerals
enter into lis composition. Beng composed en-
firclv of aromatic seeds, herbs, roots and barks.
a. may be used with full confidence rs TO its entire
,afc;J. certainty, and mildness cf operation 1t
e,esrses the Blood, 1OOscns the Hnte, gives 70 tie
Skin 9 smooth and glossy appearance, removes all
bad humors, anal by its strengthening, lle-giving
properties, iafuscs into the dcbllitateds broken
down animal. action and spirit. and restcrest to him
all his natural grace and beauty,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
An Outrage I

We learn that S. R, Jamison has been
paving 7. w. Bedford the salary Of Reg
ister since bis nomination. If this is 50
i. is a swindle and a fraud upon Govern
ment, for which Mr.. JamisOn will be
held responsible. This game Of fatlen-
ing J~ohnsonites and Democrats IS an out
rage which shall not be smOIhered if we
can prevent it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

PaWmee SemInary.--Wear pleased
to hear Of the growing success of the
above named Educational Institute under
the management Of Prof. Fisher. With
The new Professor, increased and reason-
able accommodation for its pupils and
for the sobriety and morality Of the town
in which it is located, its advantages are
unsurpassed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
SOMETHING
lIV, USEFUL&SALHABIE

A good reIiubIe Agent
wanted in sYery town 10
take the entire controller
his noighb0rh0ood, Of ssvs-
raj Of the bss~, moss salea-
BE, and profitable articles
Of every day use ever pre-
sented to the publil. Prof
Its large-satisfactio guar
anteed--Ihe right nan Or
woman can make from $40
to $50 a week easily.EEn-
close stamp for fall dsscrip
lion and Illustrated cats-
iogae. Sample sent freq /:
Exclusive eoatror Of ter
ritcry given
Address
n. Y. Manufacturing Co.
81 Park Row, n. Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Our Land Omoe.

The friends of A. JohnsOn's appOintee
for the Registership Of the Land Office
IN this city, make a great nolse-for so
small a crOwd-about the Office being
closed, and say that e~migrants are forced
TO enter in olher Districts. The Neb.
City Press, Of the 9TH, gives the follow
ing as the entries of land made il that
city during the month of January for lhe
oboe District:
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Success. The enormous sales of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is in a great meas
ure owing to the fact that those who use
it are cured and tell their friends and
neighbors of it,so thousands of tongues
are advertising this ~conqueror of Dispep-
STA, Indigestion, kindred evils.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

2.544

During the period above named and
about two weeks previous there were
filed with Register Dorsey applications
for 9,400 acres Of land in our District,
Of which 1000 acres we're for Home.
sieads.
Do settlers deem the o flee as ~"closedf'
And where are they being driUen to ?
The settler has confidence 10 the princi-
pie that A. Johnson cannot remove an
officer for opinions sake ; while todies
cry Andy Johnson is "lhe creator ~
"The crealOr has a right to do as he
pleuses with bis creature. The Master
wih his Ssruant ="
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Mrs, Whitcomb's Syrup for diarrhea
and dysenteryIn children, whether it is
brought on By teething or any other
cause, is the safest and best remedy in
the world. Full directions around each
bottle in English, French, Spanish and
German. 1. is sold at the low price of
25 cents a bottle, and can be found at
Holiday & Co.'S Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
pApYER1S

This powder IS prepared from The recipe Of an
"a t5,.e.ish FarriSf, j. l.OVs, aEd has been fer
ysars Ilsed flroariloat EaEIand BY stock raisers,
not alone forit curative, lat also its fattcning pro-
nertics. FOR the following diseases, twill lnYarI
ably be found a sefe, eerIci@ cEd speedy cure;
Fcusrs Of all kinds, Distemper, Founder,
Coughs, Loss Of APpetite, Hide Bound, lei
Lo,0 Fater, as also al diseases agising troane
disordercd Stomach, or an impure state Of The
Blood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

COZ. Butler paid our sanetum q visit
last Monday, on his way to Omaha. He
is The frst Governor elecledby the people
Of Nebraska, and the choice viii never
be regretted by The psOple who elected
him. He assumes the duties OH he as.
sembly Of the State Legislature.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

When you buy Saleratus please notice
how much larger the Best Chemical Sal
erstus papers are han others. They
weigh more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

For Coughs. Fevers. Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Measles, Mango, kidney Worm, &c. &c, this
medicine acts like n charm. Hog Cholera Wal DC
avoided by occasional doses Of this pOwdeT-Itlsa
sure preventative One paper added 10 a barrel q
SwIlf and given freely 10 Hogs will speedily Te-
move these Oft fatal diseases.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

This p~owderbeiRg boil. Tonic and laxative pur.
lies the Blood, removes bad humOrs, and VIII
therefore be found most cxcelentEfprOmotlng the
condition of Sheep.
FzsPrice . ana 80 cent? per- PackaGe, prepared
only by WILLIAM D.. PARKER, 81. Louis
E-For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
RICHARDSON & CO., Gen'I Agts,
TOl & 7Os North Main Street, st. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
PaTker's Cordial Condition Powder.

= breeders and f~ltteaers 90 Swine will rejoice 10
know that a prompt remedy for the various nala-
dies to which these animals are subject IS iOunu IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Dor q choice article Of Tea, 60 to
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Notice.

DrOOms, Salt, Axes. Powder, Shot and Lead at
ID SWAN & BROTHERS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
Parker.s eorlIaI CoadiLIol PoWder.

TdIhGIo OVI1IaI VUilttOI : V"EVt'
flow Of milk Is not only greatly increased buI
mo quality vastly improved, as by the Use u thi5
Dow1ler, Ill tendency to fever, altgros5h UEofs anti
.m1uriicg OF the blood, arc al once removed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Dalm Soap, CASTLE, Rosin and DstsrsiVe Scan
4 nd the Celebrated Silver Gloss Starch a.
SRAN & BROS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14
DR.. WHITTIER

pickles. Can Fruits Of all kinds, and Oysters At
SWAN b BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

Natural Lsaf. Fins Cut, Grape Jsiss .aS
~ Tobasec,at swan 4 BIZ
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-14

WA1TEEsD.

Cugar Loaf Syrup, Sorghum, and n. Molasses
y at SWAN & BROS
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoxnoN An,iI ESenng-The importation Of Amer
lean bonds from Germany for sale at tins market oontn-
ues very great The closing rates for the Issue Of 1862 at
Frankfort this evening were 71s.
Anr Noon COusOls opened 10 SO2 Tor money INC
following are the Of American securities to
day United States Fve'ryenes teH oOupons, 6s! Hi
Hois Central shares, 72l, Erie Railway shares, 81.
Aforementioned States Five Twoutes have declined
Z per cent
EEvening-Co have advanced per cent and closed
at 81 for money. American securities closed at the fol
lowing rates United States Five Tventies e1coupole,
esJ ILLINOIS Central shares 72. Erie Railway shares 6l
PARIS April 25-AfterBOOn.-The BouTso s heavy, and
Jentes are lower.
FRANKFORT April 25-Noon. United states Bonds are
quoted to-day at 70.
EveDing-Uned States bonds here continue 10 dechhe
and close this evening at 72s.
LONDON. April 25-NOOn.-sugar unchanged; No Il
Dutch Standard, 24 Corn, 4si per quarter. Calcutta
Iinseed, CO., Ons-sperm, 91sl Whale, G99; IAnsoed,
9Ss o Inseed Cakes, thin obong, for feeding 80 lo
per tun.
Eyenng-sugar unchanged at 2i for No. u, Dutch
STANDARD Corn, l3l q quarter for Mixed Western Cal
eutta Linseed has declined TO G5 quarter. Iron, 52
tun for Scotch Pigs, mixed numbers.
ANTWERP April 24.-PetrOcum closed at IS francs per
barrel for Standard White.
Aprl 25-Noon-PetIoeum- STANDARD White unchanged
ct IS francs per barrel.
LIVERPOOL April 2s-Noon-T There was a better feeling
nrmer B.ddng Uplands quoted at l0l 0IOid.; Md
ding Orleans IO.d The sales Of the day estimated
At 1900 bales. The BTeadstuffs market is quiet Wheat
No Milwaukee Red 1873; White California, 1916 Corn,
4S6 per quarter Cor Mixed Western Barley, 80 per co
n Oats 3i7 per 45 10 Peas 45i per quarter The Pro
vision market generally unchanged Pork, 776 per 200
n Beef 1851 per Bacon, 50 per cwt for Cumber
land Cut Middes. Lard. 5os. Cheese, 60 for Mlddng
American. The Produce market il quiet. Ashes Pots,
34l Petroeum-Standard White, ia per gallon Spirits
Turpentine, 366. ROsinFine American 1919 per cwt.
Tallow 44j6. Glover Seed, 57i per quarter
AfternoOn-CottoD has advanced sGld since the open
! Ing and the market is quite active.
Evening.-The Cotton market has been very active
and closed firm at the following authorized quotations
Addng Uplands lOld Middling Orleans lOsd.; the
sales Of the day largely exceed the estimate aud
foot up 10000 bales The market for Breadstuffs
o. quiet, and without any quotabe change in
prices. COrn-Mixed Western 1916 per quarter.
&heat-Whte California, li6; No. ] Milwaukee Red,
1919 per GENITAL The Provision market is generally
changed except Lard, which sold at 5oG per cwt ad
vance Of sd. All kinds of American produce are dull
Ashes 34i for Pots Refined Petroleum IA per gallon.
Common Wilmington Rosin, 81 per cwt. Spirits Turpen-
Cine, 3Gf6
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
PARIS.


THE LUxEMBURG QUEsTIoS-RUMoRs IN PARIs-wAR
GENERALLY EXPECTED.
JTsn ooI SPECIAL Correspondent
PARIS, Aprn ~, 1867
Last week Friday, I spoke Of hitch in the Luxem-
burg business. Next day il seemed to have broken
loose like Saving the dignity Of history the mystic
rous mOnstrOus Guyascutus. There was ganulOus
eatter and roar of rumor. France had sent ulti-
anatrm to Prussia-the Emperor and the more war
like Of his ministers having insisted on doing
after warm debate in cOuncil loan would be
asked for on Monday from the Corps Legislatif;
Marshal Mel, Minister of War, was the rampage
war was imminent, present, certain. The three per
cents tambled nearly two francs, and there a
Niagarantic cascade all down the stock list. On
Sunday the northern sidewalk Of the Boulevard
dies Italiens, the meeting place of la Petit BOuse
1.-THE Little Exchangel the rendezvous of operators
in stocks of fabrcators retailers and exchangers of
news, was thronged with an anxious excited crowd
of men as it only has been since 1852 and the full in
augnration Of the Empire which is peace" in the
stirring battle ewes of the Crimean and Italian wars
The Government evening papers, publishing evidently
authorized contradictions Of some of the alarm
ing stories IN circulation partially aayed the ex
citeuent. On Monday the Emperor sent Minister
Aoustler Of Foreign Affairs 70 the Corps Legslatif
and Senate with what was intended for soothing
statement You will have published the text Of
II before this letter reaches you. Ii is pro-
TOcatiye OF and provokes various commentaries
UOme VI Wncn VIII tIy 10 make room 1Or III Is well
10 observe first however that the effect of il together
with that of the editorials Of the Government papers
such "a just alluded TO, while il has calnedthe panic
Hear OF last Saturday, has hardly diminished the
general anxiety that fills the public mind-hardly at
el weakened the general persuasion the almost fixed
idea Of the public mind that the final solution of the
Franco GermaDic complications is TO be found in war
The three per cents quotations, oscillating little
since the grand fall of Saturday keep and tend down
ward and closed at little lower figure last light than
they did on Saturday night, and are now at 90 and
fraction but % is the war-IOan rate.
Minister NOnsters closing assurance: I'VE firmly
eheye that the peace of Europe not 10 be troubled
ny this Incident inspires small confidence in peo-
pe who remember that shortly before the last years
war Moustlers master yet more solemnly expressed
s hrm belief that there would be no war that only
- hours before Bismarck published the military
treaties between Prussia and the South German
States that had been already ratified six months)
pdlnster Itouher declared that new Germany was
yes iormd.ble 10 France since Sadowa, because the
eld United Confederation was broken into three
'aH~eple,' and on tbe sbepgh " that chserfW
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE REFORM QUESTION.

The great debate of the session came off in the
House OF Commons the evenings of the 10th and nth
Of April On the 10th the Aduamtes speaking through
the Earl OF Grosvenor, attempted TO stave off the dis
cussion and division the principal clauses Of the
Governments bill until after Easter but both the leaders
the Government and the 0ppOsition-had their :orces
marshalled and refused TO accede 20 the request.
Mr. Gladstone rose In fun house 10 move his amend.
ments the object of which to change the whole
character aud principle Of the Government scheme As
our readers already know the Government propose 10
confer the franchise every householder who personally
pays the rate for the relief of the poor In the towns Of
England large proportion OF the small houses athough
rated would not confer the franchise under this BILL for
the reason that the landlord allowed 20 compound TO
the rates and charge upon the rent Mr Gladstones
amendment proposed 20 do away with the personal rat
ing 0uacatlon and confer the franchise on every house
holder whether he paid rates directly or indirectly IN the
series Of amendments OF which he had given
notice was 10 carry out the views he had ex
pressed on the first and second readings OF the
bll and after complaining OF the highhanded tone in
which the Chancellor of the Exchequer had dealt with
them-unexpected after his many aspirations for conc
alton and coperaton and after the concessions which
had been made the Liberal sde-he described the
plan OF the Government open to two strong oectons
The extreme narrowness OF Its immediate enffanche-
men and the stringent barriers 10 erected against tne
entrance of the great Of househoders under fO In
Illustration OF the first he referred TO the returns main
thinning that only lust 100000 would be admteu ana
that thirds Of the householders under flO being conf
FOUNDERS would be excluded The real gst OF tho ques
householder were TO be admitted, and on this head he
denied that personal rating was constitutional nass OF
the franchise aud insisted that man VINO pays rates Dy
his landlord " ~ truly raIed ~ II he pu Iem Win bs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-26
FROM OUR FOREIGN FILES.
The mails by the steamship Cuba were received in
this city last night.
THE WAR CIOIrD IN FIrROpp

THE FEELING IN FRANCE-DKCIARATIoS or THE
MONITEUR.
The Moniteur du Soir of April 10, in its buI-
letin after referring to the recent declaration Of the
Marquis de Moustier in the Corps Legislatif says
1.-The public may rest persuaded that France will
know how to reconcile the exigencies of the national
dignity with the interests of peace and with every
sentiment of moderation and Justice
pIfFEREScY OF OPINION BETWEEN THE EMPEROR AND
HIS MINISTER'S.
Paris Correspondence Of The London Time. April 10.
The rrnor OF an uitmdtum from the french Govern
Ient which oc casoned the panic in Paris day two
ago. was not entirely unfounded as the Minister Of the
Interior told the Projects, IL the facts be true as am
postiyeIy assured II s that the Emperor himself pro
posed IL TO the Council Of Ministers The majority OF the
Ministers, II not all Of them, vigorously opposed the
proposition Which, after ~ animated dseusslop. was left