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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-09-03

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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
Missouri Navigation.

The Steamer Mariner Snagged on
Tuesday, May 14lh, neal Decatur, Ne
braska, and sunk. with the loss Of ali her
freight Of Government stores On last
Tuesday, May 2Slh. the steamer Nora
was also snagged and sunk within a
mile Of the place where the Mariner
went down. She was loaded on private
account, and he cargo was e~niiFely-lost.
No insurance on either boat or cargo.
-Neus.
Il IS really refreshing to note the
~cOmPlacency with which enc S~enstOriag
and Congressional party after another
visit, faler. puff, aid and enjoy he fne
rides and hospitality Of Tie Pacific Rail
road. and never see the need Of improve
meDt in the navigation Of the Missouri
which leads to and opens as great a
source Of wealth to-day as any river in
the world. The Pecife Railroad-when
completed-will empty lis wealth into
the lap Of the East; aiding Missouri
navigation builds up The West. This
may be styled envious in Us; yet we
shall deem Nebraska's delegation dere-
Ito. 70 its duty if something for the Mis-
souri, is not done, or the feasibility Of its
Improvement tested. One tenth of the
wealth Of the country al0ng lis border
goes 70 pay for the danger 10 shipping,
If this is not sufficient TO demand attention
TO it the policy Of inlernA Improvement
a humbus.
The municipal election in Washington
City on the 4ih resulted in an average
Republican majority Of 1000. Pretty
good, considering how loudly C~onserva.
lives claimed the negro vote previous to
the election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

a much greater breath is in than in any
former year.
Corn is doing we'll and promises a
bounsiful yield:
Fruit Of ell kinds Proni tobe plsa
y. Tiis county will, ibis season. pro-
auoe a sufielency if not d surplus Of
Peaches. OF this fruit Nj. Lpvehcs
has upon his farm 700 bearing frees
which are loaded down with fruit, be
sides . great number Of small orchards,
oil in fine condition and fpli Of fruit
The Apple prospect is equally good and
willicertainly come near supplying this sec-
lion. Plums, Grapes, and all the lesser
kinds will be abundant, in fact ripe straw
berries are already to be had and will
be in the market within the week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

Ata railroad meeting Of The citizens
Of Johnson County, held in Tecumsh-
90 he 6,hof j lane the following proc q
ngs we're had:
Tho meefing wa called q asaer md
j. G. Lawrence elected President
and @. F. Perkins S~ecfelar5.
On motion a committee Of three was
appointed 10 draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting, and to en-
fer with The citizens Of Bfownville con-
rerning the proposed survey Of lie Ms
sissippi s. Missouri Air Line company.
The chair appointed Capt. R. B. Presson,
w. K. Cody and B. F Perkins.
Voted BY ahe meeting tbaa ; petition
be circulated through the county TO solicit
Subscriptions tO.defray the ea enses q
said survey through said Johnss ncOuny.
The committee on resolutions reported
as follows:
ResolUed, That. we, the citizens of
Johnson county, Neb.. believing ito be
for our best interests to use every en-
deavor 10 secure at the earliest possible
moment a railroad through said couniy,
and believing that The proposed survey 10
be made by The Mississippi s. Missouri
Air Line Company west from Brown
rstle through The counties Of Nemaha,
johnson. Gage, etc, to Et. Kearney,
opens 10 US The besG show FOR a road,
therefore
ResolUed, That, we, the citizens Of said
Johnson county. do hereby pledge our
selves unanimously to raise the sun
necessary TO perfect said survey through
said Johnson county, and that we will
freely cooperate with the ciuzens Of
Nemaha county and the counties west Of
US on the line Of said proposed survey.
Voted tia. The minutes Of the meeting
be sent TO she Nebraska Advertiser fol
publication.
J.C. LAWRENCE, Pres.
R. F. PERKlSs, Sec.y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

of March last. The goods in. question
have been concentrated in the commls-
sion holse Of Bogy & Co, Of ST. Lolis
thus turning ihe whole profit Of the ex-
tensive opera6onf by Mr. Brownings
order. Mr.. Bogg is paid more for Bis
services than ne received rs Indian com
mi ioner, besides 81 allowance for all
bis lrafalling expenses.
Tbe President sides with Colonel lay
Tor IN the matter. bHt feels himself too
deeply indebted 10 Mr. browning for the
faithful support the later has rendered
him, and declines 10 interfere IN the
hope that the case may be settled With
out him. Me5ntime Col0Rel Taylor Is
fortified By having all the law on his
side, and the prospects are good for such
an Investigation as will five Mr.. Brown
inr very considerable trouble.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
BEOKRElIIe CITY Street Improve
MELT Bonds.

We are pleased to call attention 70 the
Notices III io-day's paper in regard 10
these Bonds where It viii be fund thai
they are Cashabfe, and that Goods. Land
and Town Lots an5 Lumbef can be bad
for these Bonds. This insur Is tie cont
pleticn Of The system Of g rades now laid
down.
These Bonds are certainly is good an
Investment as IS offered with sure results.
The taxable properly Of this ci ibis
year upwards Of four hundred thousand,
levied on tie I'D state Of afsira-one
per cent on the dollar would give Us
b. 900 to pay he interest on The Bonds
and s. 1000 10 call 10 pne-tenih, or $4,000
worth Of The Bonds. while the city is OBJ
ligated to levy 81 special tax Of This much
If necessary 10 meet the interest and
maIured bonds. With the improvements
now underway alone completed we may
safely count on 5000, 600 worth Of tax
able property. Everysyear Will decrease
the Liabilities Of the city and increase is
ability 10 pay il.
We are pleased 10 see business men
showing their faitE, in works, as many
men desire 10 take contracts. who are not
able to wait. This places them at par
for all the necessaFies of life and adds
asonnd currency 10 our business facilities.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
AndreW Iohns0n.

tits somewhat amusing 10 read the
speeches delfvsred recentl! BY Andrew
johnson daring bis recent southern trip
and remember his "swingin' round The
circle" speeches last year. In bolhceses
be was going to visit q grave. Our read
ers viii remember bis Cleveland and St.
Louis efforts. here is bis speech delivered
al Raleigh, N. G.. on he 9Th.
Ny friends, ] thank you for your Kind
reception on behalf Of the citizens Of
Raleigh, and rejoice thatI have an OPP
porianisy TO meet you and meet you with
al men upon an equality and equal be-
fore the law. We have passed through
a 6ery trial. but with the peach which
has followed we have freedom, and let
us all without exception Of eOlcr aid in
restoring oar whole nountryi that ] be-
.leEe ever will be the desire Of my heart''
Those Congress Biitsrs have produced
a wonderful change Id Andy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

Ne publish the bin before the Legisla-
ture for the removal Of the Capiiol Of
Nebraska from Omaha 70 the interior "a.
The opinions on the merits Of the bill to
accomplish tie object designed are Of
such a character as expressed in this
county. that, respect for The party, con-
pels silence. We, Individually, do not
believe thatthis bill will have a tendency
10 further the State interest fnanciali lily,
geographically, or s~peeulqtiUsiy. If the
Capitol is thus locGfed-lhough it be "de-
clared 10 be The permanent seat of Gov.
ernment"-the result viii be to get the
"capitOl on wheels" as The probabilities
are thas il will be located within fifty
miles Of the river and nearly that much
aearer to the southern boundary than
The northern, and the States selections
VIII have 10 be made a great deal farther
west. Our reusoAf or deeming the mat
Ter premature we're gwen to some extent
last week, we deem the I,cation OF The
Safe lands Of immed late Importance 10
which the removal of tie capitol or any
other question is but secondary in the
present crisis. We have a capitol, while
spectators are taking up land al the
rate of thousands of acres daily. The
enc IS fixed the other is passing from
our grasp. These Stale lands are IL, 800
acres for public buidings, 30 600 acres
for Peneientary, 46. 600 for University,
$4,000 acres for Agricultural CoIlege
and 500 ZOO acres fo9 internal improve
menis or, a total Of 6S0.SS0 acres
This, it seems, should receive attention
first, while il might be selected cOn,igu.
Gus and centrally, after which a removal
Of the capital near It's centre would give
all the benefits now derived and would
increase in value every foot Of our State
land. whereas now The As $50 acres Of
saline lands may be slightly increased in
value, yet not more than ten per cent
above what they would be with good salt
works established al the springs-io de-
velOpe which, and not 10 build caPiiols,
these 45,SS0 acres Of land were donated.
The Nebraska City Press, Of The ssh.
under the caption Of "Our Position, "
says:
"There IS no measure Of sufficient inn
portance 70 US 10 Justify The %appropria-
uon OF the lands Of the Stale 70 corpor-
atoms not for any purpose beyond he o.
jecs for whieh they Were donated. Any
combination gong beyond this. no matter
who may be benefited, lre mast condem p
This is almost she universal opinion Of
ali we have hear6 express.an opinion.
Resides shese objections 10 this move
ments The Republican party, with lis past
and present majority, is directly respons-
ible for fhe management Of our State
lan5s ard affairs. For this reason. if
10 0ther, Il behe0ves our Legislators to
se very careful IN their movements and
especially 10 secars that which is ours,
and that done 10 .slet well enough alone
By Omaha papers we learn that the
bill above referred 10 passed The Senate
last Monday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
BroWningss RefentIOn.of BogY.


The secret operations of the Indian
4sringn seem pas. finding out but if sur
face Indications are worth any thing they
viii repay investigation. The persistent
and thus far successful attempt 10 pre-
vent Col. Taylor, the new commissioner
Of Indian affairs. from exercising the
most important duties Of his Office IS
without a parallel.
Col. Taylor is a johnson man, but his
appointment was believed TO be q good
one BY the Radicals, and all seemed to
agree upon his honesty and ability 10 fiji
The position, except the members Of the
Indian ring" Secretary Browning and
Mr.. BogY. All Of these parties exerted
themselves to defeat the nomination Of
Col. Taylor. Failing in this, ar. Brown
ing appears TO have taken Il upon him
self to thwart both The President in ap-
pointing a new commissioner. and the
Senate IN confirming him. He imme-
diasely gave Br. Bogy,the displaCed COM
missioner, authority To- proceed to New
York, make all needed purchases Of IN
dian supplies, and attend to the shipping
Of the same. These duties are BY law
specially imposed upon The commissioner
The result has been 70 give Ar. Bogy
the Disposition Of contracts for about
$500, goo dollars worth Of supplies, The
storage and arrangements for transpor-
ting the same, amounting IN the aggTe-
gate t. fully 500, 800, which sum IS on
account Of purchases made since the hrss
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

On Friday the 1fth day Ct June, 1851, beiGsn
the hours Of I2 o'clock n and 4 O'Clock p. NJ I
viii Offer for sale to the highest bidder fUr eihn
hand at the residence ofJ.T. Cranmsr, living :
miles West Of Br0Rngiile, IN Nemaha C0ung4t
braska, one stray Steers described a. follows 81
and white, branded with fgur8 ID oD the aet Z
the fore shoulder. marked With crop, sic and 90
derbit in left ear, crep 0d Of right ear. saPaaa
% Be four years ola. 4szen up By VI. Cfa17si
and COW ia his possession. Appraised az $50.
32 SIC Z. v. HUGHES, JR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

Never IN the past ten years have the
prospects Of good crops been better
than now Whsal never gave better
promise than now. and the breadIhsown
zhiSss6son 90 lhis county isfOlly enc
aird greater thar that Of any former
scar.
Gals looks well end promising, and
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

On FIiday the 18th day Of June, 1857 bstHsa
the hours Of s o'cl1ck q. 10, and ~ o'el8cI o..
viii offer for sale 50 the highest biadss fr eaah
band at the residence 0f joseph BsaFd, hnhss
miles Senth Of Browariiie, Nemaha County y
bIaska, enc stray Gov, described az tol0Fs a-
and white spoteed, cropOE Of the left ear soPs g
Of right ear. Taken up by Joseph a. Board H4
now il his possession Appraised az $50
30 5toS X. v. HUGHES, JP
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

? The land entries for May in the On
aha land District, which is so miles
wide. was 66 $50 acres.
The entries inithis, the Nemnha Land
District, 36 miles wide. was61 .Sl2 acres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

A new railroad constructor is now be-
ing worked on The Central Pacific R. r.
ia California, which levels The track,
lays The ties, deposits The rails and nails
hem IN place. With il twenty hands Do
as much work in a day as two hundred
without e. Assword tosthe air line Is
saheient.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

On Thursday 9th Of Jane 1851 viz wi &
public auction at the residence Of Georgs 0sn.
IL miles West Of Brownville ,one sle-r, hha
UP Is an estray On Tie l9th day Of NoTenbeIlSA
Said Steer is about 4 years Old. color, red, blh q
tail white, rnd has q crop Of Of both ears.
80 BARNARD OTESS, L.R.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

Notice is hereby given that on the 6th dsy &
june 1867 at 10 o'clock A. n Twill sell a. putin
auction, az the house Of John Hanna, in helh
Precinct, Nemaha County. Nebraska, one fel seer
about four years old. Taken up as Al EsinJ y
John Hanna ca the 18th day Of Ostooer, 1875 AZ
reported By hi1 as such.
sz-5te r. A. STEWART. JR
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

On Friday JAY 10, 1851, between the bon.
u o'clock N. and 4 o'cloekp NJ VIII uF,-t.
saIo to The highest bidder fer cash. at TIE AZ,
Of j. ". CoiemanJiviug miles West from D.
vile, Nemaha County, Nebreskl, enc siaTS.-
described ssfolloWs BbriHdie white spss n u-
and forehead, bali crop Of loft ear, slnigb, ~,
supposed 70 be 4 years Old, taken npbyJ.W.Et
nan and nov in bis posses ion. Arpaissi lsig
R.F.HUGHES, ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

On Thursday che 9th day Of June, a. 3 ods4
m.,IWm offer fr sale. for cash, 70 tks h.ka
bidder on the premises 81 Edward SimHoa a,
North 81 LonksB-idge Douglas Prssia
Nemaha County, Nebraska, Ons stray SisE. fa
With white face. Appraised az s3j. Tats4nb
E6Ward Simpssn aad now IN bis possession.
VIZ. HAANIFORDaJP
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
PaOwSvHLE THURSDAY. JUNE 10, 1867.
Nemaha COUNTY Agricultural Fair


The Board Of Direeors of The Nemaha
County agricultural Society are hereby
noii6sd 70 meet a. the County Clerks.
Office in Brownville, On Tuesday, June
25.h. al 2 o'cloct. 7. M, Tor ibe purpose.
q making all the necessary orange
menss for holding z County Fair this
fall r. W. FURNAS,
Chairman.
1--we feel that, edi.orIally. we lcabnOl
urge prompiness Of action tooamuch. A
more important movement 20 our agri-
fohorsI interest Of Nemata county has
never been set ia motion. With an IN
suF passable climate and soil the danger
from internal indifference 10 The best
modes Of culture. stock raising. etc, is
greater than ell outside competition, add
The only plan 10 arouse this interest to a
dpI realization of It's true position is
home competition. That Nebraska wheat
has been sought at a premium in the
eastern market during the past year was
more from luck than good management,
yet with good management last years
success is within the reach Of our farm
ers every season. Thus il is with every
Gang.
Let the Beard meet promptly, make
the necessary arrangements, then let
every citizen aid and all prepare for a
thorough composition, and our County
Fair will be a thorough success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
An ORDINANCE.
An Ordnance 70 License the keeping Of Balial
IahLaa nna RnuIinn oILars for nrhIi. Ne

An Ordinance 70 License the Keeping of Billiard
Tables and Bowling alleys for public use.
See. J.. Best enaciel By the coHmcn Council
Of the City Of Browhviile in TIE State Of Nebras-
IA, that every Pers0n WAC shall keeps billiard ~
BE OF bowliuziailey for rent or hire to the public
~generaiy in the said City Of BF9wnvile, sdaii pay
INTO The city treasury an annual license for each
table or alley sokspt and mainAinsd, the ann Of
ten dollars.
Sec. 2. The Mayor oftbc City nay issue ali
cense 80 any applicant fora license FOR said purpose
whenever there shall Be presented and flied with
him the trsasurers receipt for fhe money so paid.
Sec. 3. Any person or persons keeping q bill
lard table Or Bowling alley in The City 81 Brown
vile for hire or rent, without FIRST having obtain
ed a license therefor, shall forfeit and pay into the
city treasury Tor the use % said city, the sun of
fvedoliars pr day Tor each table OF alley 80 kept.
Passed June 5 1867.
JARVIS s.. CHURCH, Mayor.
~ II. M'CREEz1, CIk $685.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMIDIES for unpleasant and aanger6nz
diseases. Use Holmbolds Extraet Buchu aid In
proved Rose Wash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

The Festival, at The Star Hotel. last
Friday evening wss a,perfecs success,
doing CREST cTeditso Us lady managers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
IWo sTYLEs 81 HoRsE PoWERs-
III VIII LIZ N@-LN% - "
Doth eight and ten horse.)

AlaudabIs ambition exists among tbrsshers to own
he hest machine IN the neighborhood.1 Nothfngis
vasrs disagrseabIe to them than to have farmers con-
alain that their work Is not properly done, Oh to lose
valuable time By reason Of b-eakages and they can
not be too careful in selecting a machine.
Tho Sweepstakes IS the accredited head
Of the Threshiug Machine family, and its superior
strength, durability, simplicity, ease Of draft, style
Of finish, and capacity for t~hreshing and cleaning
grain faster and better than any other in tho world,
are acknowledged
The great reputation achieved By this
favOrite machineh has led several interruptions manu-
sacturers, and numerous agents, to attach the name
ssSwEEPsrAKEs, y in one way and another, to their
machines and advertisements to mislead and deceive.
This is the essence Of meanness-down-
right piracy, and sailing under false coiors. TO
avoid the counterfeit, see that every machine has
the card, &C. AULTIAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS,
Cahfsh, Ohio, in gilt letters, conspichOusly on beth
sides of the Separator.
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher to pick his customers, seldom stops for re-
pairs, lasts much longer than others, Haves much
gEumbling and y~exation, does the same amcant Of
work with less labor. and enabIcs himto select the
best and most profitable jobs.
The farmers give it q preference, and
often an. extra price per bushel, because il threshes
clean fron the heads separates perfectly from the
straw, cleans ft for market without waste, saves all
the grain, dcesi its work with the Utmost speed, safe
~ and economy, and does not keep q gang Of men
and teams about them on expense.
The elegant " Patent Pivot Side Gear,
Is to be found only on the SWEEPsTAKEs.
Our "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
ables the operator to control the direction Of the
blast, and position Of the selves, and clean either
neayy or light grain, without waste, as fast as Il
can be threshed, the chat and dirt being separated
rom the grain before 4 strikes he sete al al.
Separators, Horse Powers, Straw Stack
9rs, Gears or Jacks, sold separately, when
asired. A written warranty delivered with every
machine. The SWEEPSTAKES" is usually q very
scarce article after harvest, and parties should order
early.
Call crsend and get a pamphlets circular,
giving a ful description and particulars, together
With numerous certificates, and the names and resi-
dence Of over three thousand persons who have
bought and used the SWEEPSTAKES in Illinois, Iowa,
Ainnesots. Wisconsin,, and Kansas, alone.
THO HILL SEQ, Agents,
Brownvllle, Eeb
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU gives hsaa
and vigor Co tbs frame AID bloom % The mlidslsA
Dcbi ~ IS accompanied b. many alarming gF
toms, and III ne treatment is submitted 70, coEl1f
Lion. insanity on ap-lslLie q. cnsne.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
Sale Of Stray StOek.

Notice IS hereby given That on Saiarl.,
goth day Of July 1857, at 10 o'clock p. m.
sell al pub1 auction, at the residences ~
Bishop, in4flsn Rock Precinct. Nemiha Co.'s
Nebraska 2ne Mexican steer, about seven
old, appraised at $50, and one. heifsr, three go
old Appraised at $50, the said stock va 49,
By james Bishop in October 1855.
G. R.REEDERJP
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FSTRaY HORST.
Dissolution Of CopartnerShip.

Notice is hereby given to al whom it may con-
Germ. that the CopartRership heretofore existing
between A. Marsh. tnd Wv. Bliss, as Marsh
& Co., has been this DAT dissolved By mntpal con
sent. The business Of -he late firm OF Marsa %
viii be hereafter conducted, at the old stand, oy
J " Bliss and Theodore 9 Hacker under the hrn
name Of Bliss & Hacker.
All pePEons having shy claim or demand against
.he late firm Of Harsh & Go. are requested to pre-
sent the same to Bliss & Hacker for payment.
AID. MARSH,
J. W. Hiss.
June 10. 1857 37-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
QUE HEARSE
Metallic Burial Cases,

Of al sizes eonstanfy on haHa a eastern prices.
We are doing business on strictly cash principles
1t a raaH profit, and By attention 70 business and
the wants Of the community. expect in fhs future
as in the past to receive the patronage Of the pub-
lie generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

THE GLORY OMAN IS STRENGTH
fore the nervous aHd dehaiatsd sh0ald IHm
y use Helmbo,1's Extract Buehu
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

WUIICE OF HTIdCH.Hhyf|
E. G. Thompson, plaintiff
vs.
Charles Libby, dosendont.
Wherein have Sled my affidavit eud .
suheient ard en- attachment before 6'ois n
Delong Ez-chcio Justice d Toe peace IN ss
johnson County, Aebrsska, retHrnabls mAyl
18Th 1851 you not being found in Tie eo1, "a
hereby notify yoa said Charles Ldoy deIL-.e
that if you DO not appear before Geo. ". 800
at his oaieo - Ieounssh, Johnston C0ungS
Of Gebuska.
On The 9th day Of July "A. ID
one o'clock p 10. Judgment NiIl be RENDERED
you FER lie sum q fifteen dollaIs ard A5
cedts damage and cost.
Nay, tho 18th 1864.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13
Show Calesa and Office Work made 10 Order

And anything and everything required 70 set up
Plsin or fancy housekeeping.
All Of their ware IS either manufactured or Pat
mp under their special supeFintendsnce, which
enable them sound articles at smaller prices than
eastern manufactured goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-06-13

June 10. 1857 $751;