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Bargains | Bargains |

May ~ ler .dqwawl AudItor of Mont ~,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Wanted.-9,990 dozen Eggs for cash
BLISS s HACKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
Statement or the Present Condition
OF the Free School.

The whole number of Pupils registered
il One hundred and n~inety.fve.
Miss Johnson has sixty three schol.
lars in her department, none higher
than the First Reader. She has three
classes in the Alphabet, SIX in the First
Reader, and two in the rimary SPeller ;
she also exercises most of her depart
ment in counting, singing, printing
words &c.
Mrs. Mckenzie has sixty pupils 10 her
department.. all in the Second Reader,
divided in three classes she has also,
TWO classes in The primary Speller. and
one in the large Speller. She has class
es in Geography, Mental Arithmetic and
exercises IN printing words, and primary
drawing, singing &C..
Miss Morey has fifty pupils in her de-
partment, two classes in the Third Rea-
der, one in the Fourth, three classes in
mental Arithmetic, three in Spelling,
three in Geography, o in Primary
Grammar. The reading and spelling
classes in all these Departments recile
twice a day.
In the principals department there
are twenty-five young ladies and gentle
men; Three classes from Miss Morey's
Department recite to him. Ia this de-
partment there are four Arithmetic class.
es, one commencing, one commencing in
Subtraction, 0 in CONCENTRATION and
one in Square Rood; one class in Alge-
bra, one in Advanced Speller, one in
Sixth Reader. one in Geography one in
English Grammar, one in Parsing and a
History class. About seventy-fVe pupils
take lessons 10 penmansbip.
On Fridad afternoon after recess, every
Two weeks there are public exercises in
The large room up stairs.
The large Bell rings at a quarter past
eight every morning, ali the School meet
in The large room ats quarter before
nine and the school is opened by reading
the Scriptures, Singing and prayer. after
which the students repair 70 their sever
al departments, IN regular order, and the
WORK Of the day commenced.
Next week we propose saying a word
to the friends abont visiting their School.
We would say 10 Students coming from
q distance that good accommodations can
be had for a few a { Mrs. S~Ievenson's on
the upper part Of Main street at "a per
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
Nebraska aouertiser
JOHN ooLHAPP EDITOR
Railroad Meeting.

On Saturday evening General Craig,
President of the Hannibal & ST Joe
Railroad, addressed The citizens Of
BrOwnville on the Importance Of building
a railroad from St. Joseph Missouri to
the Iowa line. We were informed by
General Craig that said contemplated
road would run up the Missouri bottom
through Atchison county, and within a
distance Of from two to three miles of
Browuville, thus making it in every sense
of the word oar railroad.
Such a road would confer great ad-
vantages on BrownVille and the country
West, Of Us, especially would such be the
case in the winter season when the MIS-
souri, river is blocked with ice, enabling
our merchants d, that season Of the year
to order and receive goods from either
St Joe or St. Louis, and that within a
few hours from the time the order was
sent.
The General further demonstrated
that during the winter season when the
Northern routes through Iowa were
blockaded with snow, all travel mus. Of
necessity go over this route. That a
switch would be built from the main
track to a point opposite the city of
Brownville. and that all the goods com.
ing over the road for Nemaha and the
country West of US, and all the produce
from the counties of Nemaha, johnson,
Gage and Pawnee would be delivered
and stored in Brownvills, this making our
city the centre of all Western trade and
traffic.
General Craig was anxious that our
citizens should interest themselves in
the building of this road, as in his Opin-
ion it would be Of very great importance
TO US in a commercial point Of view.
DR.. Mcpherson and Senator Upton
addressed the meeting in behalf Of the
project.
At the close Of the meeting the follow
ing five named citizens were elected BY
the meeting as a Committee to solicit
subscriptions 10 the Capitol Stock of said
road /: Consisting of Dr.. Blackburn, as
Chairman, Luther Hoadley, John L.
Carson, DR.. Mcpherson and R. V. Muir.
The meeting was large and enlhusias.
tic and appeared to fully appreciate the
great importance this road would be to
this portion of Nebraska. We propose
next week to more fully call the atten-
ton of our citizens to this matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
ROck Port r. r. Meeting.

Pursuant to a call for a Railroad NEE
ting to be held at the Court House in
ROckpOrt, Atchison Co, Mo, on Satur-
day August Sd, 1867, the citizens of
A,chison Comfy turned out en- mass.
On motion John H. Parker was called
to the chair, who stated the object of the
meeting.
On motion R. v. Muir was appointed
Secretary of the meeting.
Speeches were made by Gen. James
Craig, MI. Nave of St. Joe, Richard
Buckham and others, showing the impor-
lance of the road.
At the close of the meeting the chair
man appointed the following named ci.i-
zens as a committee TO solicit subscription
to stock e. d. Scammon, James Hun
ter, John Vangundy, McAlaster, John
T. Sly, Solomon Hachet, Joseph Brusha
A. S. Noblit, John D. Dopf, P. A..
Thompson, Henry Bush III Dunn and
Capt. Mathews.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
AEACT.

To prescribe forms TO be used BY j~ustic-
es Of the peace in criminal cases, and
to provide a uniform system Of impan-
neiing juries in criminal cases.
Sec. /. Be Il enacted By The Council and
House Of Representatives. Of the Territory
of Nebraska, That the forms hereinafter
prescribed, numbered enc and two, shall
be deemed sufficiently technical and cor
rect, and may, with necessary moaiGca-
lions, be used by justices Of the peace, in
all cases where they have jurisdiction, to
Try and determine the charges preferred
against any person for a violation Of the
laws of this territory.
Sec. 9. Il shall be the duty of the
county clerks Of the several organized
counties Of this territory to procure from
the secretary Of this territory copies of
this act; and The county clerk Of each
county Of this territory, in which > pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
Nemaha AgrleuIlural soeIety.

The Officers and Board of Directors
of the Nemaha County Agricultural So
ciety, are requested to meet al the Office
of the County Clerk, in Brownville on
Saturday August 10Th at 2 o'clock after
noon. l. is hoped there will be a full
attendance as business of the utmost inn
pOrtance will be presented for c~Onsldera-
ton.
Members and others interested ID the
business of the Society are invited to be
present.
By order Of
THE PRESIDENT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
St.DerOln.
london.

DR. SrRrcKLAED: Having usad your
Anti Cholera Mixture during the chOl-
era epidemic last summer, and induced
others to do the same, IN case that had all
the cholera symptoms. IN every case il
promptly checked the disease. / believe
it's the best remedy known for cholera
and diarrhosa Of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try iL-W. BARBER, Of
the firm Of Barber, Choats s. Naber,
Cincinnati.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

While the CoppsThead press Of the
country is so much exercised on account
Of Senator Tipton's success in prevent
mo The confirmation Of JEFF Davis 'Bonds-
man and 10 preventing Andrew John
SON from receiving Greely's resignation,
andsappointing some apOstale to the va
cant mission. i, may do these bowling
~mendicanss some good to know how 10y
al men in Ohio work upon the success
of our Senator.
We clip the following from the Mi
ami HniOn
= Glorious Tom Upton. s
While resident Of Ohio Mr.. Tip
ton was a glorious good fellow-a sler-
ling Wing, and sound upon all questions;
and we are glad that what be was then
he still is.
A few days ago President Johnson
sent to the Senate the name Of Hon.
Horace Greeley as Minister TO Austria.
Owing 10 Mr.. Greeley's standing and
services heretofore as a Wing and a
Republican Editor, there was a disposi-
ton on the part of the majority of the
Senate 20 confirm his nomination at once.
The case, however, could be taken up
only by unanimous consent, One Sen
ator, alone objected to II, and this was
Mr.. Upton. His reason-and a good
and suffcien one it was-he announced
to be that Mr.. Greeley 5 name was upon
the bond of JEFF. Davis. Every effort
possible was made by other Senators to
have Mr.. T. withdraw his objectioe, bat
in vain. True to his integrity, &c his
constituents. and TO the loyal people Of
the whole country, he adhered to his pO-
sition, and the nomination went over
ill the next session. All honor, we say,
to our old, esteemed friend. glorious
Tom Upton. To him is due the credit
Of saving the country the disgrace ofhav-
ing a man confirmed to represent it at
a European Court, VINO has gwen his
name and influence to turn loose upon
the world the basest traitor whe ever
lived in any age or any country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
STATE Oh NEBRASKI. !
s~ECRETARYlS OFFlCE,

y lAEI UEElDEl
I, T. P. Seersag
State Of Nebraska, DO herebyes.-!
| carefully compared the foreg'-
Of an ACT entitled IAN act n
an act entitled an acs 10 presofS -.
to be used by justices Of ih'
Criminal Cases and 10 provide
system Of impaneliDg iurIss 10
Cases." approved February
passed By the Legislature As
this State, during the third sssslo.
Of. and approved BY the Go'
twentieth dsy Of June 1907,
original rolls Un file In tbs
that the same is a true and
Of said act ~
In Testimony Whereof l -
unto set my hand and athxsa
Seal Of The State Of Nsbra'S1
Done at Omaha, this 23rd a''
A. D. 1857. vNAD
THOMAS P. KEN5H -
Secretary Of the State OF ~ 80
Filed n my Office July 81. lsSl
WILLrAM II. HoOvEa CouH'
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
THE PRESIDENT.
By ode Of

We have just received a eOmmunica.
ton from London, Nebraska, entitled
Free Schools which we viii publish
next week. Also one from Peru viii CD
will have to lay over until next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
BrOWnyille High School

The Board of Directors Of this Inslitu-
iiOn wish to say TO the public that having
secured the services Of Prof. J.. N.
Mckenzie snd Lady for The ensuing
quarter the School is now in successful
operation.
Persons at a distance wishing 20 Sc.
cure the benefits Of this school should,
address the Principal, J. NJ. Mckenzie,
who viii cheerfuIly give any information
desired.
All the pupils in the City Districi be-
tween the ages CT iys md twenty-One
viii as heretofore, be admitted free
But pupils from a distance viii be charg-
ed al the following rates of tuition /:
For the term of twelve weeks
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08
TERRITORY OF EEBRAsKA,
Counny o.
Subscribed and sworn to before ne
G. D., Justice Of The Psn,s

Tir0.
The Territory OF Nebraska, Beiors A b. : Jg
" iofthe Pcace, siid1
blaska IearaH
The complaint and information q q
D., Of county, made before A.
Esquire, a Justice Of the peace, Fi
and for county. Nebraska TsHa
~. on this dayOf is ,sh
being by me duly sworn. on bis a
said that E. F.. late Of said las! nn
county, on the day OF Is
in the county las; named. upon he
son Of G p, then and there being
then and there assault. beat, strike, 500
and otherwise ill-treat him, The sad
(or thar the afiant has Just grla
TO believe the facts so stated eoaur
TO the form Of the statute IN such q
made and provided.
TERRETORT OF NEBRAsKA,
County Of
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me-
A. B Justice Of the Psls
Approved February Is, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

per IS published, shall pfoeor.
location Of this acl il & nev...a Il
lished al the county seat az
county. where all Of the prin,;-
ed BY law 10 be done IA tbe
be done. for the period Of tbrs.
provided, that a creator sum
dollars shall il no case be
county for such printing. 9
Sec. 3. The-secFeta8yo Of tbs
shall be allowed the usual fsss
king copies Of This act. and
the same to Tie county clerks ma
plicaIion thereof.
See 4. In al criminal
instituted under The criminal -.
territory, the attorney prosesm
the territory shall Be allowed
the number Of peremptorv ss.T.
now allowad by law 70 tie De-
stands charged with the eFims
demeanor for which be is Beipo
Sec. 5. The mode Of impaBoss-
ries in criminal cases shall Be- :. n
to-wit:
First. Twelve men, havips Il.
fcations Of electors, shall frst h
in the jury box, who shall, if sit5..
y desires II. be sworn 10 ansys,
tons touching their quahfeaf
serve as Jurors.
Second, When the panel is ss
the right to challenge for cause M
exists, then the order Of challe1giDs
be BY the attorney prosecuting 3,
territory, challenging one iuro1 ns-
torily, or waving his righs 50 IA.
then BY the accused chaleDgi.g
rors, or waving bis right o an.
one or both Of them. and 50 on 49,
iely, until the challenges are all e,5,-
ted.
Third. Whenever a peremvorv ri
lenge is made, no other CHALLENGE
again be made until the vacancy . :.
ed in the PANEL shall be filed.
Sec. 5. This act shall take efsrtf
the date Of its passage.
One
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

To amend an act entitled I'm Ad bT.
scribe forms to Be used By bstm
the Peace ia Criminal Casa ai
PrOUIde a uniform system Of inps
ing Jttries IN Crig1inaI Case" q
proved February Is, 1866.
Sec. I. BE it enacted BY The Leg
ture Of the State Of Nebraska.
Section two, Of an act entitled "A'
10 prescribe forms 70 be used By
Of the Peace IN Criminal Cases -
provide a uniform system Of Impair
juries in Criminal Cases, aPproEea
Euary 18th, 1867, be, and It s'1
amended so rs 10 read as fOllO1''
It shall be the duty Of The county
of the several counties Of this ?
procure from the Secretary Of ths
copies Of this act; and the county
Of each county Of this State II gln
paper is published, shall procure n
LEGATION Of this act IN a nswsPaPa
lished il such county, for ihs Psny
three weeks, Provided. that 3
sum than ten dollars shall IN %
paid in a county for such pFinHDg
Sec. 2. This act shall take eH@
be in force from and after is
AnDroved .June ~, u
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

More Suffering. Sorrow and Death,
are the results Of Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia that form all other known diseases.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is a sure and Inn
mediate remedy. 1t will stop distress af-
ter eating as soon as you take il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Students from a distance will in all
cases be charged for a full half term ex-
cept by special agreement.
all Books, stationary &c, can be had
in the City at the usual retail prices.
LuTHER HOADLY,
JoHS McPHERsoN,
JOIN MoRRIsoN,
Board Of Directors,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-08

Vs ylstes & n
A. b. Peace. VIM,
for -Gm
The complaint and information d
B., of the county Of made IA.
G. D., Esquire, one Of the justices II
peace within and for soupE Z
braska Territory. on this day
Is who being BY me dujy SWIM
on his oath says, tia, E. F., Of nd
named county, On the day Of
IS in the said last named eoun7. \
one G. A, one gill, Cor pint OF 9uatu
the case may BEL, of rum, one oil
whisky, one gill Of brandy, one gl
wine, one gill Of beer, (describs B
kind of liquor sold), Of The value Of
cents, did then and there vend, sell q
deliver for money, tO-wit: for lbs n
of ten cents Tor that be has Just add no
sonable grounds to suspeC: hat Z
has done and committed the act chavs
without having obtained license thefsn
and contrary to the form oi The san
in such cases made snG provided.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-08-28

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The extremely
dry and hot weather still continues in this
section. The up land corn is cut off at least
one-half, and no amount OF rain can reclaim
it. In the low grounds it is better, but even
there it is suffering greatly. The aggregate
crop of corn in Buncombe County will not
be more than half an average. Fortunate
ly, wheat, rye and oats made fair yields
AsheciUe Former.
COMMERCIAL AcrIvITY.-The steamer Ell
len s. Terry left her wharf yesterday after
noon at o'clock with full cargo. A large
amount of freight was on her dock which
will have to be shipped by next steamer
We learn that the steamer .' Ell Cid" having
been reftted and renovated, will soon resume
her regular trips.-Nescbern Republican.
Accounts from southern and central Ala.
bama state that the army worm has made its
appearance on number of cotton farms, but,
so tar, has done little or no damage. If the
weather continues dry and hot, as it has been
for five or six weeks, not much damage is
looked for from them.
Mr.. Henry A. Wise delivered speech yes
terday at Richmond. He advocated repudia-
tion-not of the Government bonds them
selves, but of what was an integral part of
the contract under which those bonds were
sold, viz: the amount ofinterest. He gave
utterance to the political maxim with which
all listenersto Northern Democratic orators
have been familiar for years-that this is the
white mans land, and that the domination
of the negro must be prevented.-M 7. 1ri-
bune esl aa ! 8el7 s1a