Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-10

gEess will regard 1t as The oitImatum i
adopted in a reasonable length Of tins.
The Berlin JurnaI declares that Ans
Iria meditates an invasion of Turkey.
The Indian bureau cost SS1, 600 ,00e
laSt year, and the result ~ the killing
of eighty Indians.
James B. Campbell has been elected
United States Senator from South Caro-.
lima.
A WsshingtOn special says there is
but little doubt but Thad-Stevens will be
Senator of Pennsylvania.
Hhas l%ranspired that by directions from
England the sentence of the condemned
Fenians has been commuled to twenty
years Imprisonment in the Peuitsniiary-
The annual shipments of all kinds Of
grain from Chicago exceeded 60,00O,0 900
bushels. a.,
L. Rich lead mines have been discovered
in Southeast Kentucky and East Tennes.
see.
The annual, report Of the Adjutant
General of Ohio shows that the State of
Ohio furnished ten thousanp eight hun
bred and eleven men ia excess of ell calls
by the general government during the
war. The total war expenses of the
State during The war were slxly-four
million eight hundred and sixty-seven
thousand deliars. 345 1l9.54 Is a-
1t is said that Gov. Fletcher has g wen
up ali hopes Of being elected United
States Senator; that he will wi hdraw
from the contest and use his influence for
some third party, with the express hope
OF defeating Mr.. Drake,
The Washington Chronicle says that
the late letters received from Tennessee
have no doubt that the Legislature will
pass a bill comforting the ballo. upon the
colored race. -Four Of the Tennessee
Representatives in Congres-Stokes,
Maynard, ArneIl and Hawkins vote for
impartial suffrage in the District of Co.
lnmbia.
Col. Darlington, who was in command
of the post at Fort Phil Kearney, at ;he
recent massacre, has been relieved and
will probably be ordered unde r arrest for
trial on charges of carelessness in the
performance of duty. II seems the de.
tachment was cut off from all chances of
retreat to the fort and overpowered. II
is claimed that Col. Csrringt on could
have prevented this.
A Washington special says the Sher-
man. Campbell mission TO Mexico is aban-
doned. Campbell has received leave TO
visit bis home in Ohio. Sherman will
be in Washington next week.
A movement is making by some Of the
New England press Senator Fessenden
as the mex Presidential nominee.
The Radicals of Arkansas held a con-
vention at Fort Smith on inc 18th ult.; il
was largely attended. Resolutions were
adopted calling on Congress to abolish
the present State government, indorsing
the constitutional amendment, and men,
Congress to that effect.
The thirty-two Fenians remaining in
Jail here will be tried on the 10Th Of jan
uary.
In the House of the Ohio Legislature
j resolution to amend the Constitution so
TO confer the elective franchise with
out distinction of sex or color, was order.
ed to be printed.
& JACKSON, Miss. brags Of a two.ysar
Did bog weighing 983 pounds.
Ohio Legislature adopted the constitu.
iOnal amendment.
Ii is stated positively By some ofour
itizens as a fact of their own knowledge,
bat orr railroad interests have decided
o bridge the Missouri the coming sea-
on, and that the estimates for the sIruc-
nre are now being made. The point ,
the bridge will be erected is not j,
ct established Omaha Republican. II
The following from the Pittsburg Ga ,
elite, a sketch of a business house in that !
illustrates our views relative 10 the !
Of advertising exactly There IS
o question whatever about the matter of c
eng benefited by a liberal. yet judi !
lous use of prInie's ink; I'm q brief q
lterview with one of our most liberal ]
a few days since, we inquired P
is experience of the policy of advertls. $
70. We regard his answer as note wOr ,
", and commend it TO the consideration u
{ others. He said the same kind of u
nsiuess in which he is engaged has Q
zen carried on at the same stand for ten /
ears by one, and nearly ten years by o
mother predecessor. That these two b
Ien gave dilgent attention to their bust "
ess, were sober and frugal, but spent u
for advertising. They were just b
BE TO exc out a living. That he bought u
u the concern ten years ago. and begun !"
sbtcF for the whole establishment He al
Il poor, and enly expended $50 per an 81
Nm in each of the business papers the b
st year; thAt subsequently, he Increas. to
his expenses to several thousand dol &C
rs annually for advertising, and ,he u
sui, has demon s lrated It's marvellous NJ
ility, as he is to-day worth $4,000, "
d his annual profits are constantly in-
easing" al
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