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The legislature and Fees.

We have repeatedly urged upon the
Legislature a change 10 the fee bill as il
now stands. We see no good reason
why these changes made in 1851, pro-
baby, for economy, should now remain.
BY q comparison of the present fee bill
and that Of go, that, although a MAORI
~ Of The fees were then Gu, down, some
of them have been brought up 10 the
old standard since Snd some even raised
beyond il, while the printers fees are
at the reduced raIes, save in the matter of
Suay Notices. We cannOl see why lhe
press should be thus forced to give of its
substance so swell the wealth pf tardy
Tax. rnysrG PreyiOust "a he wak&he lay
gave fot Publishing delinquent lands 25
cents q tract and for lots 10 cents each !;
now il is for lands 10 cents a tract and 5
cents fox each town lot. Il does really
seem that delinquent taxpayers are more
beneficial 20 Nebraska than the press.
And besides this reductian on US, the
Legislature has placed in the hands of
the Auditor all the County Printing and
he has Il all done in 0maha. We re.
specially request The Legislature 10 re.
establish the old fees for Publishing The
Delinquent List if they do no more. and
in that act Of justice show their sppreci.
alton Of tie press.
There is, also, something radically
wrong in the fees Of County Treasurers.
The business Of the Treasurer Of this
county is such that Ia the busy season be
Is compelled TO have an assistant, and is
compelled to remain at his pos, all The
time, and yet his per cen is only about
$500 per annum. This is not equal 10
the salary Of q third rate clerk, and
should not remain so in an ofice where
honesty and capabiliiy are 50 necessary.
True, our Treasurer is all that could be
asked for az an officer. honest, efficient
and Oentemanly, which is the strongest
argument against the niggaFdly salary
now allowed by law. 81 So
The milags aDd per diem Of our Com.
nissionsrs seems 70 be insufficient 70 pay
men Of calihsr and bosiness tact 70 al.
send 10 Il, especially where men live 50
lar Sc e make i impossible for them 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
contains the following: An actress con-
necled now with q Chicago theater de-
clares IhatJ WiIks Booth is sill living.
Shestps-athss while on her way 70 Ford's
theater. where she was engaged, on the
aseuiag Lincoln was killed. she met
Booth on the street, talked with him for
some time, and on parting with him gave
him 9 letter 70 read which she had that
day received. Six weeks g the letter
was returned to her through the post
once with . private mark on il, which
convinced her hat il came from Booth.
Ihe Lacrosse (WisconsiD) Democrat
states positively that ]. Wilks Booth wss
alive on July Is, 1866, snd.deelares ear
nesily aud Certainly 49,. D0osh sever was
taken to Washington, either wounded or
dead.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

We would call the attention Of our
readers to the notice of dissolution of
the firm of Muir & Chalfeld, in to-day's
paper, and the formation of the new firm
of Muir, Chatfeld s. Snow.
This firm own the tract of land known
as the Alex. Handley Farm, where they
intend 10 locate their Steam Saw Mill
this coming season, where they hope to
be able 10 supply their numerous Gus
toners with all kinds Of lumber that may
be called for.
Muir & Shall are also engaged IN
Manufacturing all kinds of Furniture,
from a ~One-legged Stool up to Marble
Top Bureaus, Bedsteads, Lounges double
or single. WardrObes, Breakfast, Dining
and Extension Tables, Stands, BrOOms,
&c., sc.
Muir & Steiner are also Manufactu.
rer's of Flour. If you want a sack Of
A No. / Flour call on Muir in person
and you will get it, that is if your cook
IS a good baker.
R. V. Muir has also purchased the
cOmmOdiOus building known as Barnes
Warehouse, directly opposite Main ST.,
BrOwnville, Neb., where he Will attend
all business entrusted to him in that line,
such as forwarding goods, uying grain.
etc., etc, etc. ST. Louis Millers and
others IN want of grain will do well to
employ the above named party, as he is
reliabIsia sEeEy respect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Frozen to Death.

From Albert Towle, Probate Judge
of Gage county, we learn that Thomas
Claybourne. living on Clalonia Creek j n
Gage county, started from the house of
Vim. VanCleeps to return home on Fri
day, Jan. 4th, during a violent snow
storm, and. losing his way, was found
the Sunday following frozen to death
From The appearance of the ground he
must have struggled and suffered terri.
bly,. MI Claybourne was one of the
first settlers in Gage co. ; a worthy and
esteemed citizen ; aged about so years.
He leaves a large family to mourn his
loss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Double Murder at Columbus. Neb,

Through the kindness of Operator
Bear, of his city. We learn of a terrible
affair which occurred at Columbus, Neb.,
yesterday and day before.
On Tuesday a man by the name o:
Bob Wilson shot B. R. Grant through
the heart, killing him instantly. On
Wednesday a Vigilance Committee tried
and hung Wilson IN sigh. of the Tele.
graph Office. No cause is given for the
first murder. Columbus is about 100
miles West of Omaha on the line Of the
Pacific Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Guardians Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of License
70 me granted by the Probate Judge Of ksmaha
County. Nebra ka Territory, at the January term
Of said Probate Court for 1867. I will sell at pub
lie Verdue, at the Front door Of the Law Once Of
Upton Hewett i Chureh. in the City Of Brown
vile in said county Of Nemaha,
On the 10Th day of February AID. 1867,
at one O'Clock p. A., the following Real Estate to
wit, Lots Six and Seven in Block three in Middle
BrOwnville, and Lots three and fou r in Block dfty-
six and Lot four in Block forty-four, and Lot seven
in Block Twenty-Five in the CITY Of RrOwnvilie all
in Eemahs County. Nebraska Territory IS the
property Of my w rds Clara T. and Flora NJ, Hay
wood minor heirssef Thomas J. Haywood deceased.
Terms II Sale Cash in hand.
MELINDA HAYWOOD, Guardian.
Upton Hewett 3 Church, her Attorneys Is $500
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

The Omaha Republican, Of the 9:h,
comes down on Secretary Paddock with
a vengeance, because be has diverted the
Legislative Printing from the Republican
its channel heretofore under Paddock
and thrown ito the Herald.
The Secretary has always controlled
his printing since its Infamous usurpa-
lion from the Legislature by Morton
Though we have denounced this usurPa'
lion repeatedly, we have yet acqniesced
so far in the new plan as to accept a par
Of the profits, jointly with the Republi-
can under Taylor, and therefore cannot
now vituperate the Secretary. and do
think the Republican spreads it on too
thick for the occasion.
We expressed our opinion Of the Sec
retary's political desertiOn during the
June canvass, and from the date Of such
expression we ceased to expect anything
from him, and the Republican did the
same in unmeasured terms, but stdl ex.
poets favors.
AS we have so often and fevofably
spoken of Sec. Paddock, we must admit
u pleasure in stating that no charge
worse than political apOstacy has as yet
been brought against, or a be. AS an
officer, he is sound; as a c%iulzen, he is a
gentleman ; as a politician, be is rOtter
to the core.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
The 4Oth Congress

Will meet on the 4lh of March, next.
Both Houses have passed a bill to this
effect. and as Congress is certainly the
Judge IN this matter a veto is hardly pro-
bable. This will completely Illustrate
any scheme that Andy may have for the
admission and recognition of Southern
States during q vacation. Congress
is determined lha, the will of the loyal
North shall be obeyed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
ATBNTMICAR0OFING

The NswYofk Mica Roofng Company, (Estab-
lished 1884 \ are manufacturing under Letters Pat
Ont The Best Article Of Composition Roofing Ever
ofsrsdt 70 the Public. Is = adapted o every style
Of Roaf. steep or aHt. aad can be readily applied BY
any one. =.
Tie u. 8. Gorernment. after a thorough test Of
its udiity hase adopted its use in the Navy Yards
and upon PHhlic Bnildings.
TIE Roofing is pat uPfn rolls, and has only to De
nailed to che RoOf 70 make &
Durable Fire and Water-Proof Covering
We particularly eeommend its use upon
Buildings, stores, Churches, Fac
tories. Machlne-ShOPs, Steam
bOat-Decks, sc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Nebraska AOoertiser
John 4 EDITOR.
LATEST ON NEBRASKA.

New York. Jan. I7lb-Ths Tribune's
Washington Special says ths President is
opposed TO The admission Of Colorado
and in fayor Of the admission Of Ne
brssks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
MICA ROOFING PAINT

For coating TIN IRON. or SHINGLE ROOFS.-
Il forms a
Body equal to three coats Of Ordinary Paint,
No Roof can rust under it, and Old Eeaky Roofs
may be made permanently waterproof and durable
by its use.
The Paint requires no Mixing, baE is ready 70 be
applied with the ordinary paint brush. Price 81
per gallon, which will cover TIVE hundred square
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
HHRRIFF SALR


Under and By virtue Of . certain Writ Of v.s
tion ExpOnees, issued b The Clerk Of de Diss.
Court Of NsDahs County, Rsbtsska T6riiorr ~
20 me directed ! will oder for sale at pnhlie 49,
On Monday The 2lst day Of JapS,,
A. D. 1867, At one o'clock in ths Afternoon -
day, At the door o. MoPhofsOab Hail, 10 t.
Of BrOwnVille. il being the place the lasa s,"
said Dis tict Court Vas bsid, TIE flowfng 3s-sI
ed lands and tenements situate IN Srtaada Ccv~
Eebraska Territory tO-Hit. Lot ten 10. and -.
Ii, Of the S0rth West fractional quarter, Of 81
zion six 8 in the Township four 4, North n R,1-
fifteen IS, East, aso; twenty two and ess
acres p ! 2 bounded and described e. follow, =
sit: commencing forty 40 rods East u the Sous
West corner Of Section twenty two %. in ToHnh,0
four 4, North Of Range sixteen is. East, lbsnosg
lowing said Section line forty-fVs IS, rods Etr
thence North at q right angle Eighty 81, rad shs0s
d, Vest fOrty-6ye IS, rods, thenes SOntk EigA,y a
COds, to the place Of beginning, Or 80 much Arwt
as may be n~eeesssr , 20 satisfy q certain judesuu
heretofore obtained ia the District Court q -
Nsmaha County, with the interest thsFeoa, seI
and accruing cost. in fayor of tbs Teuigog On
brAska, and against Clark D dell. said LE6da al
tenemants having been taken sud issisd upou y
me as the pFOPOFty Of said Clark O1sll.
Terms Of sale cash in hand =
VIC. GLASGOW
Sheriff Nsmah= Guuaiy.
Brownville December. a 1885. II d. "a "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Land for Sale,

have q number of desirable unimprOTed tracts
Of Land in Nemaha, johnson i PaWnee Counties,
Nebraska, and Atchison County No., which / de-
tiers, who will improve the same. Also, several
improved and valuable Farms. n
l6-6t-pd r. v. MUIR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
HOUSE.

w. F. Chaplin, Speaker.
]. S. Bowen. Chief Clerk.
w. S. Brewster, Assistant Clerk.
]. Howard, Sergeanl-al-AFms
- Medley, DOOF-keeper.
A.. DeyO. Enrolling Clerk.
Merrill, EngrOssing Clerk.
- Bolivar. Fireman.
House adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17

The Republican Party Of Nebraska constitutes
three-hfths of is voting and fully four 6fths Of its
neWspaper-reading population. Ut this largely
dominant party the RePuBLIcAN-the only Repub-
Iican journal published AZ the Capitals the rec
Ogni7ed organ. In this vide feldsit has no rival
and no competitor. in influence OF circulation.
Hereafter the REPUBLICANS inscrihes upon its
banner the princiDle Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
WEEKLY
Two Thousand New Subscribers.
DAILY

One Yeas $1,000
~lx Months 800
Three nths.-... .."......2 SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
COUNCIL.

E. Fl. Rogers, President.
o. B. Hewett, Chief Clerk.
L. D. HoIbroOk, Assistant Clerk.
E. A. Fitzpatrick, Sergeans-at-Arms
w. B. Slaughter, Chaplain.
John Cadman, DoOr-keeper.
]. J. MeLane, Enrolling Clerk.
]. c. Ambrose, Expressing Clerk.
X. Mellon, Fireman.
After adapting rules. Council adjourn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
Dissolution OF Partnership.

Tho partnership, heretofore existing under Che
name and firm Of Muir 4 Chatfeld is this day dis
solved By mutual consent.
Jan, 1st 1867 r. V; MUIR.
K. F. C~HATFIELD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
STRAY NOTICES

Taken up by the undersigned, living one and a
half miles West Of AspinwHll, Nemeha County Ne
braska, on the 18th day Of December, 1857. One
red and white Steer, about tbrPs years old.
jan, 18th, 1851. IS WILLIAM PENNY
Taken up by the undersigned living in N,mab
County Nebraska. on the LIST day Of Dc, 1885,. ON
Red Heifer enc year old, marked With smpotb err
Of Of left ear, and no underbts IN the right.
l5-5t-pd JOHN W. SIMMON
Taken up by the subscriber living in Glen Rock
Precinct, Nov, ~, 1865, a Yoke Of Cattle. one 3
red steer with lef, horn Of aud smooth cron 81 Of
each ear, the other a rean, with left horn broken
of, Branded c on left hiP, supposed to be eigEt
years old.
l5-5t pd JOHN B. EPLER.
Eaken epbJ kne andeHignsd. LIVING two mfss
south 90 Peru in Nemaha COuntY, on the rs dav 81
Deesmhas so ysarlibg steers, red ana wore
ecEied mA.ksd' With swallow fork in EFF ear aud
Jan, 5th 1857. g.. w. GLASGOW
SIS &c
STRAY NOTICE.
Ia ken up BY the subscriber, living in Lafavass.
Precinct. on the l4th day Of December, 1888 nns
Bay Poney, Star in the forehead, heavy main sn5
tail, 3 years old last spring.
l4-5E Paid. JACOB GO0nE
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
EQUAL 6 Il FOR ALL,

And while fighting that great battle througS-if
God wiil-tO the end. 1t promises hereafter to far
nish al who rally to It's support even q better and
mOFe attractive Newspaper than oEer before.
In the fUllness Of its State COrFesp0ndence, The
esnpleseAsss Of its Laeal and COmmereial Reports;
10 its Statistical Exhibits Of the progress Of the
Trade, Agriculture, Manufactures, &c OF the State
and in every department Of Local and Gene ral In
telligenee, the Republican is without = rival.
The Proprietor Of the RKPUBLICAE is determine
t. spare no pains or expense TO maintain the posi-
ton Of the REPUBLICAN as the most popular and in
d Iential journal and the most attractive newspaper
vest Of Chicago.
OUR WEEKLY
Will now be Re a complete repOrtary Of all the To-
cal and General Telegraphie and Commercial News
published in our Daily, as we'll as all its Original
and Selected Literary Matter, and in return for
this effort to make the Weekly the Pride of the
Western Journalism. We ask the united efforts of
all our friends to obtain for US.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
WEEKLY

One Year 5000. ..s.2,50
address,
ST. A. D. BALCOMB,
Republican Block
Omaha, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-17
nebraska legislature.

The mefabsrs of the 18th regular SEES
sion of the Legisistive Assembly met in
the Capital on the 10Th, at 2 o'clock, p.
IN. and, after a temporary organisation.
we're sworn il by Secretary Paddock, and
at once proceeded 10 permanent organ
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 90 BROADWAY, New York.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER HYDE President
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PROPOS AIS.
DROP OSALS FOR FUEL

DEPARTMENT OF THE IHrERfoR, Z
wAsHNGroS, d. O., July 81, 1867.
Sealed Proposals. will be received at this Depart.
ment until twelve o'clock m, TUESDAY, the 10th Of
August, 1867, for
800 tons (224o lbs TO the toni Of the best quality
Baltimore Coal Company's" Coal, (white ash,)
furnace size.
100 tons a 30 lbs to the ton) best quality Red Ash
Coal, (stoye and CRATE slEe.)
100 or more cords best quality seasoned Oak
Wood
20 or more cords best quality seasoned "bakars"
Pine Wood.
Samples Of the Coal to be exhibited to the engineer
Of this building and any delivery not satisfactory to
him will be rejected.
Satisfactory arrangements must be made for the de-
livery and eorre.t measurement Of each.
For the convenience Of bidders separate proposals
will be received for the coal and wood
Bond In double tho amount will be required Of the
successful bidder
Proposals TO be addressed to the Secretary Of the
JOHN r. GOODWIN, =
IL So.wtd Superintendent.