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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

issue may seem no, al al doubtful, il i
vet doubtful. The lessons Of The wal
seem lOss upOn some Of she leading
blacks Al least, Tor, ats cOlOred meeting
held recently. Al which Wade Hampton
made a speech, Beverly Nash. a eolored
orator said : eHe bad respect for a man
who upheId bis principles At the paint Of
The bayonei, whereas shakers and 60
called Union men Al he South, be could
designate as nothing better than traitors"
This, however. 5 buf one instance. and
we have no doubt but Union men will be
projected in a fair contest for the power
freed and enfranchised by the Union
party.
Howl on Democrats you must be con-
sistent 10 Conservatism and disregard Of
the good Of the country, happen what
may.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

The SG1rlemenlal Recons.rucuen 81
vas oFsially promulgated By te Sesre-
.,arv az STATE % ha l9lh
Gsn. sheridan. Military ComnanasE
Of The 9th Military District, comprising
Louisiana end Texas. has renewed trom
Office Mayor Manros, Judge Abell and
Attorney General HsrEOn. Of he New
Orleans Massacre notoriesy.
N. G. Taylor Of Tsnn., has been APP
pointed and confirmed IS eommi>toaeF
Of Indian Affairs, wise l. v. Bogy, q
ST. Louis, rejected.
E. Casper has been confirmed as Y. ;.
Marshal for Nebraska. DOn'i know him.
On the Sd the Mexican Liberal Gen.
eral Escobedo ordered and had executed
one hundred and twenty. three French
prisoners Of war. No excuse paliaies
this s,upenduOus murder.
A Pixies Peak miner represents Great
dissatisfaction among miners in Colorado
because "lhey have TO dig through a solid
vein Of silver four feet thick before they
reach the gold"
Much suffering from scarcity Of food
Is reported in the neighborhoOd Of For
Smelling, Mimi, several persons having
.,.rved n death When this was first
heard Of at St. Paul a large meeting
was being held to relieve the suaerings
in The South
Il is announced that Napoleon favoEs a
confederation of the governments Of
France, Holland, Belgium and SwlIzer-
land against Prussia.
A dispatch from Vera Cruz, Mexico,
da.ed the 18th says the last of the French
troops left on the l2,h. MaximilliOn is
still in that country backed by a small
body of imperialists, bat anxious 70 re-
tire.
A Washington correspondent says the
trial of JEFF. Davis will begin the first
of May.
1900 freedmen have applied 70 the
Colonization Society to be sent to Africa
within the past eight months.
Aaron Jones has challenged Michael
McOoole, of St. Louis, to fight, within
three months, for 81 900.
Joe Coburn has challenged John G.
Heenan to fight for $4,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

LIES Illusions.
Boy q siuy bsss . sea

A Boy O. 8 tiny beat 81 sea
fo-shors vas aoatlng draalsiy-
when over ITO wandering waves theH sane
A uonarsus nouar, e crimson and hane.
Re seized his or 10 sscars zoe gen.
II mnk-it ross-thsn drified again
Andlursa hin On iii ms1y &C hoar
was lost in chasing the phantom flower.
Al last uhan be graspsd TIE coveted prise
How poor it looked to bis wondering sysi
Drsnchod b the ssuPsstl crushed By the storms
shorn of all beauty-faded and sOEn-
Wort2Isss he cast il YEARLY
Back 10 che waves Of the restless sea.
On = stormy night ofa Wintry day,
The life Of . hero was sbbing away.
He had sought wealth, and fame and power.
Whist Hero they new in his dying houRl
HE feet bad Eusrved from the path q tru&,
ItrOso . rspsoash from bis vanished yOash.
Unholy ambision-the struggle and strife
Had purchased rersorss, fora wasted life.
On Why do We BALD and Why DO e dream 2
Why chase phantOms a down Ifss stEssnY
Why coyss Jane ? tOmOrrOw-to-aay-
ne may End our idols the bassst clay.
MALLIE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

ErEcUTlvE OrTIcr, OMAHA, NEB.,
March 9Th, 1867.
DAVID BUTLER.
p. kEESARB, Sec. Of State.

E~HEcUTivE OFTIcr, OMAHA, NEB.,
March 9Th, 1867.
Ihare this day received Official notice
from The State Department az Washing.
Con, az TIE Presidents Proclamation al.
nouneing that Tie Legislature Of Nsbras.
IA has accepted The conditions proposed
by Congress. and declaring The fact that
Nsbraska is admitted as one Of the indie
pendent States Of he Union. The Gov.
error elect Under the State organization
being now ready 70 take charge Of The
ofice. ny duties as The Chief Executive
e he Territory lkis day cease.
take pleasure, before retiring from
this ofhoe, IL aFailing myself Of this Op.
portuniiy q returning my sincere Ihanks
% ihe people Of the Territory Tor their
unifom kindness, and for The a~lacFity
and prompsneus with which every Official
demand upon them has been honored,
WheAeE 10 war o. peace. No period Of
tine of he sane length since The Organ-
iEation of our Government has been 80
erenllul and fol- Of eventful history as
has been he sax years thal ] have been
henorad with an ofhcial connection with
he people q Nebraska. and Il gives me
great pleasure % know that peace and
general prosperity nov prevail through
eui our Whole country, and especially 10
knew ihat 10 country canuuthfully boast
q greatsT Penoe % m0ro genuine pros
periiy han can Nebraska.
Especially DO / feel proud of The
Gnaueisl contition ol The TerriloTy. Six
years ESQ he deA II he reEuasry Wss
laliy I've dollars ioT every man, woman
and child ID d, and the warrants on he
Treasury were selling az irom IS 10 80
cents "a he dollar. Now her paper Is
O. par. and she Is ready 10 pay every dol.
lar e her indebtedness q whatever
character. 80 DAT he new State can com.
menca her career without . dollar oi
tehi hanging over her. This condition
e Affairs. - far a. ny knowledge ex.
tenea - uiihoui e parallel ia the history
e new States, and gives cause Tor mutual
and general csngratuiauon. While cur
onseFs and people haEobeen % attentive
- ne fuances ol our counuy, they have
not been idle e. wanting m other pariic.
ulars fog during he var Nebraska fur
nishs4 aa many troops e. any cher State
- Territory IN propoFton % their popu-
latton; eDd 20 soldieEs from any quarter
4ooEed OorE vugcr 2 DauR 2 retteT
record for bravery or true soidierly ron
duct than these from Nebraska. So view
ing u from any stand point, ] feel proud
bat have been permitted 10 occupy 90
c0nsPeaous . position among q people %
patriotic, prompt and a~PpTeciative. With
my best wishes for the prosperity Of the
whole people q 0ur new State and fog
iE great success,
lam. &cs
ALVIN SAUNDERS. 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

Is TRULY the present day Conservative
who akes, reads and believes a COnseF-
vaiivs Journal with their dark predic-
tons Of The future, gloomy hints, and
uage proPhesieG They seem al to have
assumed that splittailed, Open-bOliOmsd
mantle Of PrOphesy worn BY Seward in
The early days Of our "unhappy difficulty
with cur Southern brethren" and their
PrOphesies don. "hol3 water ,worih a
cent. We picked up On q thsas pa
PsFs the othsF day, and hers is 4 fair
specimen Of the headings; Financial
Runs" "The RumP Congress (" death
70 Liberty :" "The Negro 10 Govern The
Cuunuyin "Ths Niggsr" "AnArchy :"
ANDY to Be Impeached )" Sc. We Pc.
rused several Of these dsleelabls Cop
pefhead morsols until we fell TRULY sorry
for The poor. dN1aed Conservative who.
from custom or choice. would maslicats
such feed for The mind. and refuse TO be
warmed BY me glorious sun Of Radical
PTOgEsS; 0Hs Weusu s,tii Fersiss a sSivk-
ing bis head 10 the sand-like The ostrich
and believe himself hid from his great.
est enemy, Light!
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

We learn through the telegraph shas
By q treaty recently made Russia, for the
sum Of 81. 1000, 900. cedes to the United
States all her American possessions.
This is an important acquisition, and By
this time IS probably ratified by the SEN
ate. The British minister is greatly eE
cited Over IL and has teIegraphed TO
England for instructions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
BROWNYIELE CENTRAL Oh HIGH
SCHOOL.

This institution will begin its first ses-
sion Of SIX months on Monday April Is
under the superintendanoe of CHARLES
A.. B4KER, A. B. The course Of ins.ruc-
ton will be thorough and afford the STU
dent an opportunity TO secure a good CONE
mercial Education. together with a thor
ough preparation for College.
Particular attention viii be given to
those wishing to qualify themselves for
teaching.
Persons at a distance wishing to Sc
cure the benefits of this School will ad-
dress the Principal, Charles A. Baker,a a
Brownville, Nebraska and if possible
should commence at the first of the ses-
sion.
The Board of Education have made
arrangements to admit all pupils between
the age of FIVE and twenty.One of Brown
vile City District free of charge for the
full term.
Further particulars will be given next
week as to the course of study number
and qualifications of the assistant teach
ers, and terms of tuition.
BrOwnyille March %, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
GEORGE MEIER.

This letter closes the debate through
our columns. Having given the affidavit
Of ME. Meier publicity to warn others
Of what seemed { be a "snare' for
greenbaeks, wi could not consistently re-
fuse all parties a hearing T; this hey have
had. and the case Is now in the hands Of
the jury. All parties, We hope, are sat-
usfed bat whether hey are or not we
viii permit no more Of il through The
Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
A card from George Meier.
BRowNvILLE, NEB.,l
Mach ooh 1857 4


March 29th, 1867.
Mn. ED1roR /: Sir : In your paper of
the I4th of March, an affidavit was pub
lished made by me, before VIM. H.
Hoover, CleFR of Nemaha County, Ne
braska, for the purpose of obtaining pos
session of a piece of land claimed BY me
as a Homestead. Said affidavit was 10
be sen. TO the General Land Office by
my attorney.
/ do not object TO the publication Of
said affidavit, rs i, was best to place set
tiers on their guard as TO the manner in
which the Land Officers, at that time,
we're doing business.
In Jour paper of the 21st, I see three
"Cards," respectively from MIR. Barrett,
Mr.. Jamison and Mr.. Bedford. These
cards too roughly assaiI my character for
truth 10 remain unanswered, and, with
your permission. / will answer them in
their own style.
emphatically state that the affidavit
is true in every respect, and yet not SO
full, complete and damaging to the parties
concerned as might have been.
The charge of false swearing is the
basest SANDER ever hurled against me.
l fear not TO risk its belief where / am
known, and am sure it will not be where
it's authors are known.
MI. Barrett charges that I lie when
swear that be ":alked to Mr.. JamisOn in
whispers" He knew when he wrote
that that his assertion was false they
did converse in a whisper, and after that
Barrel called me out! As regards his
charge that | did not apply for it as a
Homestead, | can only return the lie he
so glibly, for a Christian, hurls al me,
and refer him to Mr.. Bedford's card,
where n of Satan's disciples contra
diets another. | came in expressly to
enter that land as a Homestead, and this
is c%orroborated by Bedford's card. Their
lies are so bungling hat they show them
selves up.
As 10 my being a German, and, as they
say, do not understand the English Ian
guage sufficiently to know the meaning
of the affidavit, l will say that / Gid un-
derstand it in every particular, aud it vas
as / desired it. / am a German, and
after reading the Cards referred 10,
| am proud of it, for / do not remember
of any instance where a German has let
himself down to The level Of the black
guard, rowdy and confidence" man so.
completely as these men. They certain.
ly do not understand the language they
so cruelty murder for l am informed
hat Nh. Barret-who prides himself up
a knowledge Of the language be dis
graces-spelled in his communication the
word said, "sayed," and Post office,
"POas, Office" From him the charge of
ignorance comes with a beautiful grace !
do not deem it &ecessary to further
notice these "things," Andy permitted
for a while 10 lord it over the Land of.
fee and poor "German" settlers, than to
again plainly and emphatically stats that
The affidavit printed OVer my signature is
true in every particular, and that / viii
maintain il at all times and places; and
in every particular in which they charge
with perjury in said affidavit, / am
ready TO prove that they have lied.
GEORGE MEIER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04


ent leprenr'aaFes asH ~ etmiisd
Htnelfen 3 Hlfrein FrcF1ef
See 81 Ana - q isrbeF suaeie3.
ftai al eefiana q ihe k,afe meniioRed
81 a. 49, eAnt a. FfeFde foF fhe mere
s0aeol feEeFamenie Ae Fehel siaies =
sad fuIiag hs ePeraii9a a aii eel. o.
~ halieif eut al oeefls mailing he
49, Fegisiraiieu q FeseFs ani coniaciing
mif eleaIs1s san. tsfoFe enisring upon
&c fs1harge 81 heT daiiea mke and
eatecTIbe an cath faiihfuily 90 perform
fhe estes a. their aid oGee, and ihe
eah prescribed ~ ne eel approved Jnly
eaeoaf, sighlesn buniFed and aNiy-iwo,
elailae "An ssi % PFsseEibs en- cath q
o6es."
See e And 81 Il farther enaeisd,
fhai al expenses Incurred By he sever
81 eoWmantiag geDeFais, OF b virtue Of
aag QFfsrs lssHe4, Or appointments made,
~ ihem, Under o. - giuue 0f The aet.
ehaN - pad 0ai u any moBeys IL he
aeaFuFy n0i 0iheFwise appropriated.
See 2. And b. b further enacted,
nat ne convention for each STATE thall
prescribe lhe fees. salary. add compen.
eaton 20 be paid % 81 delegates and eth
q eAesFs as4 agents herein authorized
n necessary % carry into effect the puF-
Pofos 81 this sea noi herein Otherwise
preFlded for. end shall provided Tor The
levy and ~colleci0n Of such taxes on the
properly 10 sneh State as may be neees-
aaFy 20 psy tie same.
See. 8 And Be il further enacted,
That he word article. ia The sixth section
81 he act % which This Is supplementary,
shall Be constructed 10 mean section.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
AuRoRA, March 18Th lS6
Yalnable Advice Tor the AmIeted.

0NAAAgAS AA'AN~ VIZ AAN@
DR. Strickland, in reply TO numerous ap-
plicasions for advice, wishes TO inform
those who are afflicted, that they may
consult him on all Acute or Chr0nical
Diseases by letter, stating the age, symp-
toms, &C., with a fee Of two dollars en-
closed. DR.. S. has obtained great nOlO-
riety as an experienced Physician, both
IN Europe and America especially in the
treatment Of Chronic Complaints, after
other doctors have failed TO effect a cure.
Those suffering should Immediately send
for a prescription BY addressing Or. A..
STRICKLAND Cincinnati, Ohio. [26-Iy]
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
News liens.

We learn from the Press that Stewart
McCOniga, Of Nebraska Cry, has been
confirmed a. RegiAsy Of ths bani or
Zee II met Glsy. Tbisis a good sppoiD,-
msnt.
The Impeachment Committee have sus-
pended examination of witnesses until
the lsi Of May.
Gen. Sherman has ordered that all
steamboats, ascending the Missouri river
to points above Sioux City, be supplied
with TWO pieces Of artillery and twenty
muskeis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

LRGH NOTICE.

Winiam Turner u1I aEs a1tea 1at frm
uer did On ne 2iih iay 81 Naca A. o. EU. =
her In az c~omplaint.in he DeEizt conrEh~
Coz Psuaee coanty. Slate 81 Naorasla, "a g.
- AGAINST tie sad Villas Iarssr. he &C.,
and prayer e sid c~oupaiuaat tsrea n rar~
solving the bonds of nstrinoaT between Ne -
Teresa 4. Turner. Ccnrl1inanf am1 rhh ni ~
Turner, Defea3ant, aa1 The ni3 Wnram rs--
is notified that BE- is reqairsd 20 eppcar AID =
sHsr said bin of~ Cogapiaisent - or k1frs Ns.h,
the Goth day o. Nay 1851.
Dated April ith 1857.
fiat 50 CHARLES m. GERR.
SoffeifnF fr H.r~f.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

Atlo o'cloek On The 30sh, 70 Eeassen-
bls "a the hrst Wednesday in July. when
Il here 10 no nssd for q special session
hey viii adjourn until DecenbeF.
TIE President, by Proclamation. con-
vsned the Senate 10 Excessive Session
ca Monday. This win keep The Senate
10 session about two weeks
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

This is the season for Coughs and
Colds; those suffering with such, or any
Affection Of the Throat or Lungs, will
find DIR. STRIeKLAED's "MelllAsaus
Congh BaIsam" en- excellent remedy;
in fact. all bis Medicines are worthy The
confidence of our readers.-See Advsr-
tisement. 26-n
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
NsbrOska aOuertiser
yoHNL coLHAPP EpIToR.

BY hs Governor Of The SAFE Of Nsbraska.
An order Making Assignment OF
Justices % the Several Districts.
Whereas, Il is provided by the COnsti-
tuition Of he State Of Nebraska hat the
Governor shall have the authority 10 as.
sign the Justices 20 hold Dislria Courts
10 ne several Districts. until the Legis-
laiure shall have provided BY law, and
Whereas. Il appears bat such assign.
menl IL necessary 10 the public interest,
Therefore, By The power vested in me
81 the Constitution, / do hereby assign
lion. William A. Little, Chief Justice,
% che Second Judicial District; Hon.
George b. Lake. Associate Justice, 10
che First Jndicial District; and Hon. l..
CrOunso. Associate Justice, 10 the Third
Judieial District. -
- Ia testimony whereof, / have
ll hereto ssl my hand and have
caused he seal Of The State Of Nebraska
% Be Alfred.
Done at the City Of Omaha, this
twenty-seventh day Of March, 10 theyear
Of eur Lord one thousand eight hundred
ard siTty-seven.
By The Governor.
DAVID BUTLER.
THos. p. kEESARB, Sec. Of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04
Everyone HIS own DoctOr.-Thos,

Everyone HIS own DoctOf'-Those
individuals and families who generally
get through the year with the least ex-
pense Of medicine or Doctors bills are
they who keep Dr.. Henry's Worlds Ton
&c snd Blood Purifier and Root and Plant
Pills At command, using them promptly
On first attacks, before disease has 6rm-
i fastened itself 90 The system. These
valuable remedies are for sale By all
druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

The Hslrs hopes that Hon. P. w.
Hitchcock "will array himself with the
Nebraska City Eews."
He'll doubtless think OF bis later end
when be puts i on. This Is ItsArn Joke
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-04

Cough Medicines should be 50 com-
pounded that they can be taken "Iittls
and often" It is the throat and chest,
not The stomach, that is affected. This
is One great secre. Of The success Of Goes
Cough BAlsam. Try il All dealers
sell il