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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04
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SPRING ARRANGEMESr " I"

kJhAJ Id icoh (-tcfaI
TRAINS GOING sovru an -,
Leave Bellows Falls at II a5n '1T
Mixed train foe White River Janci,s ~, u n
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lo,s
Lawrence and fitehburg at $50 a. m Y,
m ~ ' tr.,n nu ,sa and ST. Albans, *
aud Springfield at As a N oo,,a.. oasa
too with the Day skxpress train :" hhih \
Night Express leaves gelloxs Van.
eeiving passengers from ysrnrut SsS,. =. MQQ
New York, at l2.l6 p. NJ, and ,,o .s' ~ 4 a',sl
leaving Boston at 5.TPM., soan.ctin Sl !. IN
Junction with train leaving BostsS !, I'm y VI
lington, Rouse's Point, Montreal srA ~ Nv 4,
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains n, ~ .s wa
Sleeping cars are attached to nicht I'M. "a1
Through tickets for Chicago and tAs Wa.,
principal stations. a ~",ssaiei
st. Aibans, VT, May 18th, lss,. A1AAll
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04
INSURA nee
Ii F E A ND F l R E.

Companies the largest and best an the
Country.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04
Group. LOoup.
DIR. HOOKER'S

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group, Coughs from Colds, Hoarseness Catarrhal
coughs, Coughs from Humors and Bronchial Coughs.
40 I've speedy relief IN Whooping Coughs, and Asthma
Of the former ~ wis '1e run
children are liable 70 be attacked with Group With
out moments warning II is therefore import nj th.t
esey nmiy mould have constantly hand some simnle
ma pant yet emeacious remedy for the cure of this
painful and NO often fAta disease. Such remedy Il
DIR. HooKER's COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP
For sale BY al Druggists
o. LEET, Proprietor, Springfield Msss
pnAs sarnss Co, II Park Row, NJ T. vii sipo ar,
~ ~ 'a''s :" hl,t rfRes H-eowly
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VEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES
ULO ERN

Than any other place In their knowledge In windham
County, and viii give few prices of the articles
so you see for yourselves. We now have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-10-04

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER,
OF which the above cut is a representation, is
THE BEST AND MOST RELIABLE wRINGER,
Now before the public This opinion after having
the various kinds offered to the public and we there
fore keep other for sale.
Its simple in construction, and does not easily get out
of repair In fine tits THE BEST wrnger yet offered to
the public. If you don't believe It, try it, For Sale by
ARMS s. WILSON.
Bellows Falls, Feb. !, 1865. 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
WAsHISGToE, D c..
Jan. l4th. 1867.
SALARY for Probate judges.

We learn, from The Neb. Cny Press
of The l9tb, that "petilions praying the
Legislature of Nebraska 10 confer a
salary upon the Probate Judges. are in
circulation among the lawyers of The
cou niles Of South Platte" The reasons
assigned are thai The fees now allowed
are insufficient to pay men of ability 10
give it their attention in the most dense.
lY seuled counties, while in the interior
the pay from fees is entirely too small.
We have ascerlained, since sesiBg the
above. that the orlginB petition
has been circulated and signed by the
lawyers and many pr0minent cilizen:
Of this place. all of whom feel the ne
cessi,y Of the change.
The fees Of Judge FarbrOther Of ihi!
county for the year just passed viii no
foo, up $500; aud sull The duties of hi.
office are such that so much Of bis TIME
is require in the Office as TO leave very
lille time for other employment.
This cffics-for the first time in the
history of This cOun,y-under Judge
Fam mbrother has been administered TO the
entire satisfaction and convenience Of all
having business to transact. and with a
clearer record than ever before. Tn,
cflice is one of the most important in The
county, and we are satisfied that The mig
gardly stipend now allowed is not so by the
wish of liberal aud fair-minded public,
and we hope liberal salary will take
the place of the present starvation fees
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Impeachment.

The impeachment bubble seems to
have swelled TO lis largest proportions
and 10 be now sutsiding. We admit our
inability to see any good that could re.
kGlt lhereiroln. aud think we see many
very bad results. Andrew Johnson, is
not sufficiently dangerous for the loyal
party TO risk faOre u the matter Of
impeachment; 10 risk Its detrimental
effect upon our feme abroad; 10 risk
making a martyr Of him; and finally TO
risk even an attempt at revOlu,ion which
il may inauguraie. To-day the Supreme
Court stands mere in the way OF a Just
reconstruction lhan Andrew Johnson il
Is asserted that johnson has done his best
20 prevent a fai.hful execution of the
Freedmans Bureauan Civil Rights laws
vet this opposition is nothing compared
with effect of the Supreme Courts Nil.
lican decision, which nu.li!y these laws
again, Andrew Johnson is opposed to all
sea. oa,hs, yet that opposition could never
have effected so much as the recent deci.
sion Of the Supreme Court declaring the
sest oaln unconstitutional. If the Presi.
dent is impeached no coed can re suit
from il while his policy is predominant
10 the majority Of The Supreme Court
Would they then impeach The obnoxious
members Of the Supreme Court 1.-THE
first act in this revolution did not inaug.
urale another rebellion the second would.
The country is not prepared for this and
will not hold the leaders in II biameless
Again. the anom0ly siares Us in the
face, that while national danger from the
acts Of Andrew Johnson is held up as q
piea Tor his Impeachment. YET that dan.
ger has not strengthened the union OF The
loyal Congress IN defense Of the nation
With q perfect union Of acgi0n Of loyal
Congressmen the President can bs con-
ffolied. Is Rot ihis nniy easier 10 ob.
tain lben imp peaehmen' If unity 10 rssisI
bis encroaehmenIs cannot be ObIained. i
it probable that sufficient unity TO i'm.
peach can be had
we are opposed 10 impeachment. bul
rely upon the good judgement of the
loyal majority in Congress. especially ir
the Senate branch thereof.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Nebraska.

The bill to admit Nebraska as one of
the States in the Union-which passed
the Senate with the Edmund's amend.
ment hat the word white" be stricken
out of our Constitution previous 70 our
taken up on the l5lh.
Boutwell, offered as an amendment 20
the Edmund's amendment that upon the
assent of the legislature to the Ed
mund s amendment" the admission shall
be completed by Presidential prOciama-
tion that such assent has been gwen
With lhis amendment the bill was passed
by a vote of a 6l.
On the 10Th the bill came back 10 the
Senate for its concurrence in Boulwell's
amendment, which, after slight skIrmish'
ing, was cOncurred in by a vote Of 2e
10 IA
It's fate in the hands of the Presidenl
is rather doubtful, and f:Om the votes sc
far recorded il would seem ALSO doubtful
if il would pass over a veto, yet faith l:
wholesome doctrine aud full OF comfort.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
An Indian War.

Our western anil northern exchanges
apd Dispatches Ieem with predictions aud
signs Of a coming Iudian war. the fore.
Tunner Of which was The massacre a,
-FL Philip Kearney. and is being cOntin.
.ued 10 murders by the Indians on The far
western ToHies 10 the mines.
q There ,iDdicalions" OF hoslilliIies are
.uireasy drawing spectators TO the ives,
40 ANTICIPATION Of the demand which The
large stmy which Geo. Gran, is intend.
iag 10 operate ogaiDsl the Indians will
create for suPrlies.
Through he Influence Of our Senators
ihe attention Of the Quartermasler's De-
RaF'msnl has been directed to the abund-
'anee IA Nebraska Of jus, such supplies as
viii be needed For ,his reason we are
qpPshised by telegrans thar spectators
are seeking 10 Nebraska a Geld for ops.
sEniien. nhere ihe contracts for suPpliss
viii Be ie, and for this home demand
which Vim be cFsAIed arc our Senators
entitled 70 she gratitude If Nebraskians
generally.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Nebraska LeglsIatnrc

The big thing" which has engaged
the attention of our Legislative since its
organization has been the Legislative
Printing. The question has finally been
settled TO the satisfaction of that body by
a vote of majority Of that body giving
it 10 ST A. d. BIicombs. of The Repu5.
Iican. The Secretary. up to our lItest
dales, had made no more Of demon
slration Than to send up some work done
by his Public Printer, which vas prompt.
ly returned to him by the House. Our
sympathy is with the legislature, and
We hope tho cad usuTpaliOn viii be broken
Up.
Our dates are so scattering that il is
Impossible for us TO give a full report this
week; we therefore give the notices of
bills OF general interest Ihus far intro
duced:
Majors. notice of bill to amend the
aPPoriionment act of Revised Statutes.
COmmi,see of the whole in Councilre
ported favOrably on bill TO authorize
Co. Commissioners to employ attorneys
ia certain cases. recommended its pass.
age.
Crow reports back, amended, the bill
TO authorize Skeen and Homewood to
erect a mill dam also in favor of BENZ
and Kneelan TO erect mill dam.
Walter introduced bill to pay. bounty
10 soldiers of Nebraska. Read a second
time and referred.
Daily. a bill to amend The law relative
to Council Districts.
The bill TO authorize tho BrOwnville
School District TO borrow money to com.
plele he School house (which had passed
the Council--was read a second time ia
the House and referred.
Presson gave notice of bill 10 re.
strain sheep, aud Swine from running at
iatge il The Territory.
Graves. noslce Of n'bill to extend the
jurisdiction Of Probate Courts over cases
involving $1,000
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

The following are Representative New
ellis articles Of npea chment:
First, immediately upon entering on
the duties Of bis Office, without consulIa-
,iOn With Iaw.making power, legislating
for the Southern States in the most auto
cratic manner. F.st
Second Assuming power with Con
gress only con exercise aud laying down
laws for The whel7 secll1n of mn,ry; IN
fact, making and unmaking statutes tOr
the people Of The United States.
understanding to decide wha are
and who are not cuzens of the UnlIed
STATES aud excluding loyal uen fr1m the
tights of suffrage.
Four,h-Authorizing unpardOned reb
els to exercise the same right
Fifth Handing over rebel States to
disioyal s.sn and putting loyal men un-
der their iyranulcal sway.
SiKth-Eleva,ing Fet-lss sho had fo,rz. iIr
TO destroy the Union ami putting down
loyal men who had fought To preserve II
Sevenlh-AppoiniIng men. Governors
of States whose hands were YET Ted with
the blood of slaughtered UnlOn ciIizens
and soldiers.
Elghlh,-For letting loose rebels in
New Orleans upon a legal and peaceahle
assembly of loyal men. resulting ia mas
sacre such as frozen the heart of the
North with horror and disnay. and caus-
ed every loyal Southern heart 10 utterly
despair of his country.
Nlnlh.-Fnr Afterwards sinking the
bloody hands Of these murdsrers. IN the
reception room of lh4 Presid-nlial IN IN
sim. while he complinented them up IN
the manner IN which they had executed
has programme for wlPlng out loyalty a,
The South.
TenIh.-FOr denOuncing this body as
usurpaI:on.
Eleventh.-No. satisfi4 I'd with exciting
The passions CT n mob against the lawful
aulhorliy Of Congress. through the press,
by fulminaiions Of hlm<elf and saieInes.
hut descending TO The arenl Of stump or
aiorY N this aud other cities. and dsliv-
erng harrangues calculated not only to
excite breach Of the peace but a revo-
luton of the government itself
Twelfth Oa prelence of laying the
cornerstone Of a monument of a deceas-
ed statesman repenting hose harangues.
at every 'poiH. on has route. the only OBJ.
jec. of which was to bring the Congress
Of The United STATES into copts mPI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Reress. no,ics Of a biII 70 legaIize

Revees, notice of a bill to iegalize
wire fences
Majors, notice of bill fixing the age
of majority in Nebraska.
Baker, Resolved, that the Sergeant
alarms be instructed to cause the Ma
,ional coIors to be raised on the Capitol.
and kept there during 'he session. Ad'
opted.
HAYWOOD, notice of bill TO amend
chap. /. part lsl of Revised Statutes.
Crow, notice OF bill to amend The
election law. Z
Hole, introduced bill to vacate Por.
tion of RuIo proper. This is doubtless
according TO Hotle.
Msjors presented petition praying
for the dlsfrancbisement in Nebraska OF
all persops dlsfranch.sed by the General
Government.
Presson introduced bill to protect
seuIers. Read first time.
Stewart presented petition OF clIi-
zens of Table Rock to vacale poTIltIon
Of that city.
Freeman gave notice Of joint resolu-
tion for a special Geological Survey Of
the Republican Valley. Also, of a joint
resolution IN. mOralizing Congress to es-
.abli.h Fort aud SUI. Military Post on
The Republican River between Markey
and Plover creeks.
Registration bill read second time aud
referred to committee on Election.
Clark, notice of a bill TO locate Ter
rilOrial road from BEATRICE TO COlumbu, .
Crow, notice Of a bill to amend the
law relative 10 The duties of road super.
visOrs
Haywood, notice of bill providing
for a General Herd Law.
Doom presented bill TO incorporate
the ''Plaue River Bridge Company
Read first time.
We notice some bills introduced with
the proviso 60 go into .tfpct imnedl-
a,ely after lis passage. Il seems to us
thai the Legislature should make pro-
vision 10 give all such laws immediate
publicity BY publication in several Of the
newspapers Of the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

nost ssi patriotism and every consider.
niosot political economy demaads an
imme1iiie termination Of this nnhappy
eonci,f6n. of things. If The Constitution
d Efnshdment wIli not only not accom-
plisb dis. but IL. on the contrary. II.
Afeslens 10 perpetoate haiFeds, strife.
Nnd discOrd. il should be abandoned al
once. whpiever sacrifices Of cherished
political dOgmas sr partisan prejudices
are involved. However wise, Just. and
Necessary tie guarantees sought 10 be
Obisihed by this amendment may now
appear 70 be, If they can OILY be secured
by ne eniailment upon the Union OF the
eicrnal hostility uf eleven States, they
win certainly prove source OF soTrow
and Of trouble 10 the Natioa. Only that
which viii win back the hearts Of the
'snoiheFn people will give stability and
enduring peace 10 the Republic. IL the
Consltguonsl amendment wall DO this,
and GO Il fpeedlly.I / will cheerfuiiy uni.s
with you in giving to il a cordial endorse
menl.
Ia conclusion. permit me % assure You
hai I shall most earnestly co operate
with you in every endeavOr TO promote
The varied interests Of our Territory -
Whatever measures may commend them
selves 70 your wisdom and judgment, as
q beft calculaledlo promote the general
welfare. will receive my most cordial ap'
proval.
Permit me 10 wish you q pleasant
ariourn az The Territorial CAPITAL, and af.
lsI he labors Of the session are termina-
red. a happy return in safety and IL
health 10 your families and friends.
ALGERNON S. PADDOCK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
OTICE.
TIE MODEL SEWING MACHINE,
prOm the N-~ Z RI Heraid)

Prominent ampnK the mechanical triHmuhs OF this
most ingenious axe cemmsin hafeSfy CnmIes us 70
uce The EmpIre Sewing Michine, mHieudei a. Istiy
Striey perfecti'p isef Isefui have becn the va
rIous sewing machines, 10 lime pie-euied
tofHe public each ~ them has been cursed 9Th
s'e radio lfefeci. wheh 'eirsgfs rcm neral nil
~. Waruel by rxpeaunre % hi~ D. sfr. es-sfs,
Stfninrut. cumhnfHs az the advantages f'r whRh
others are vaufte ans ubvfifiuV every defe,t whsb
eau he attributed o. fh-n by she tdSfuus critic.
The Empire chine 81 uif =. .aUS C,mh.nttirE of
SimPuriy, ecnemy aud pfrirct wsrk~hiii he. a.
> sree from 'ianiiiiy @ get "uf 90 p. Seess
aud esss Vt opera NE, f fntca4 C..BtrIS
sCh t'stc1re -tabtitv, freedn from sCfi.u' .sna
accuraty a. o. " Tkmtl~Lip. By th- use 90 The pai
ented >huttteard straight EP@lle in ae- -trcb
which can nei'her rip n"r Tsvel Rht,p 81 the
me 70 csn olerafe perfectly lpla spertes .
la from teatber sex with hress Ct
60" linen SIX from fhe d test To- he e.ar~e>i n1m-
Der.
A the EmPiss icLiBPI+ -utfv Sap1r 90 iuE 30
more tg .ivst-. .r-ta iI i-e n'jrI-
uIrrt a. 10 s.rfecf itial. tlre r o.
a. o. SII rssr Hr te g.. fhf1
srcsfe 5a" E tite-s G..ti sii .a.trs. q, t.syi
auitti f!tke f.- tarf elr aLt. T'i,e t t..-s
Th. IN H th- sm ai -ar.gr in- o., g. Il y.
536 y -,1w SHs f.fk Cfs vis-a thsv ,.r nns
Nupriyiui ,harr sHigi < -ihe- .,ftre- -
tht real vtiue ~ the IS iI.tAst..-NraY Herald.
Feb On less 10 9 ASc
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
NtbrasIta aOUertiscr
JoHNL COLHAPP, EDITOR.

JUST on going 90 press we learn thai
Deputy Sheriff Tullle, on a writ of Re.
plevin issued by Mayor Lett, entered the
Land Office Of Register Dorsey. to day.
ard took lhsrefrOm the u. S. Land Plals.
To style this al outrage is too mild a
term, it is by Ear The most cOn,emPtible
trick yet attempted 10 oust Mr.. Dorsey,
and public cOniemps will stick to the per-
peiraiors Of lhis act us long as il can be
remembered, and should.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

Il has long beentthe aim Of physicia ms
10 find a combinations of medicines having
the requi.ite stimulating aud tonic prop
critics ,u relieve AMI cure the common
complaints If 3 lon<ness Liver disorders.
Laueurr Head ichr. LnwneSs of SplrrS
Indigestion JaundIc-. Fever ard Agup.
Sc, Which arr The diseases inridpn, To
rhr. climate. The remedy has hppn dis
covered by DIR. Ruhack. ard in thousands
of chses The merits of his Bruers have
bssn proven in The above complaints.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

Every mother knows ihp impnr;anc,
attached IN the perind of treIhing IN
childrrn Much suffering To these ten
der lItlle buds of The human family might
be alIsyed. and many sleeplpss nights Of
painful watching to the anxious mother
avoided. ty the use of Mr.. Whi'comb's
syrup for rooIhing caindr en. Depend
upon il. mol hers. this is a tried remedy.
Il casIs only 25 cents bottle. and Is for
sale by all druggists.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
q. y. ItI u EB, Admlnl .ITaI0r
cfihe Estate e Samuel ss.dee
B:ownville, Jan, 4th 1867 IA Al S!3 so
STRAY NO1TCEX

Taken up IS the undersigned. ivirg N RcdfUrd
Precinct. on the 9th day ct Jaeuary, 1871
Ond 'el aud white sppltted Bull, two year old
la-tspr ng, marks an brIais
Jan. ~, 1853. IL IETER EAGLES.
Taken up IS The undersigned living FIVE miles
North. West oi Lorgs lird1e. in Nom hI County
Nebraska un the h d ~ - JaBuary 1917.
Que roam heIf,r, the year ola la>t String. Eo
marks on brands "a pa 10 EPil Ohb
Taken up by the nud rsignei, living one aud >
ha II miles " est 81 AsIluwnll. A,meha County Ne
brsska, ON the 10th dsy uf Devenuoer, 1851. One
rcd AID white Steer, atoat thr. years Oii.
JAN, I3lh, 1851. Is WILLIAM PkNNl.
Taken up by the undersigned living in N,niha
County Nebraska. on The 1T day o. ID e. 1868. our
Red Hefer one year old. Harkrt with sIn "th erul
off uf left ear aud Two unde hats "a tue rIsit.
l5-jt-ld JOHN ". S'MM"A.
Taken NJ 10y the subscriber, living in U en- R"ck
Precinct, Nlv. IL. 1865, lcke If Cattle. ono a
red steer with left horH of aud smooth rT"P OF al
each ear the other u re4a. with left hnFn bIHkrn
of, Branded on left hip, supposed to be eight
years 0l 1.
l5-5t pd JOHN Il. EPhER.
Taken MP BY the undersigned. living twa miles
South ef Perm "a NsmASayCUla'V on the - Day Of
December 1886. TIVE yezriing Ste r., rel ini Shi
speckled, marked, with swallow fork ia left ear and
nndeTbit in ri shi.
Jan, 9TH 1851. G. W. GLASGOW.
} to
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

We notice in our exchanges instruc-
lions TO The effect that Marriage Certifi.
Gates. when relurnable to a public officer,
need not be Stamped bn, If il Is 10 be
delivered to and retained by the parties,
a FIVE cent stamp must be affixed. Mn
listers and others authorized to solemniz-
marriage, take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
Guardians Safe.

Nei IS Fer' ly givtu ibsi Ly vir-ue II Lir 'uSs
~ ne granted hy the Prhaie Judge e Ssnshs
Csuhiy N.hrs ka Trrfi'ofT. AZ the .Iannarr tern
f.f .sid r,'lHfe turf f,r - Z. WI sell o. tub
ii vi due % fie Frrnt der n the Law fIfrr 4
Til ton u. welt 4 Chuica. - the Ciry Of Brosi-
vile in ssia eoYrty IL Nsmshs
On The l6'h day Of Frhtaafy a D 1861
~ ore s'eioek p. y. Re following ReaI Eslais 3
vt, Lets Six snr Seven in Block lhrre IN BiddlS
Hn'Enyile snd Ls1s three snd 3 ~ - Blnek slts-
slE and Lot "ur W Blaek 3 ~ f'ur nnd - Isssl
IN hI.rk fWenty-ni inrhs City uf Tr. v vile 81
ID NenRhs ttEnfs Hftrssks Terrstrry as tha
FoIeriy oi nv " ris Clara r. and FIofs ". Hay-
word miner heirs sf IhomsS J. lIsywood deeeasd
Terms If Sale Ca-h IN hand
NEIlADA HAYWOOD. Guarsias.
Upton HsWeft 4 f.hurch har A 4r,r,.-. II z q &c
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
CoJF or PEAL ESTgTE

Nancy FreeI, Caroline Bradley, Thomas Ross.
W illiam Ross Robert Ross, Joseph Ros,, samuel
Ross, James Ross. John Ross, and George Ross yoa
will take not ce that in pursuance f an oIder gran
tel bv The Pr, bate Court &C NJ mala County.Ne
braska Tertiary. on the 2 trh day Of Deeemhsr,A.
D.IS66 I will tifer for ssle at public auction on
The 9Th dsY of February a. d. 1867.
at one o'elock Pm. of said day, upon the pr mis-
e.. the +, n wing described real Estate 'o-wit
The North West quarter ef the South West quar-
ter, of Section Thirty-three (S}j Township four
a. Of Range seventeen I7) situated in Nemaha
County. Nebraska Trritory. alsc, five acres tim
bered land situated in Richardson & unity. in sa
Territory aId described follows: commencing
1T the Seu'lWeSt S-FtI.Es quarter
of the South West quartern Section Nine. TrFn
hip 3. ot ltanze "a Innuing Ea,t 90 rcd. thence
North 40 r.ds thence West % reds, thence South
40 rods to the place o! he ginning.
A. j. RlTIER, Admin TRAITOR
cfthe Esta'e Samuel x ssdpe
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

We learn that the hogs in and about
Charlton. lava. are dying of rapidly with
smne kind Of disease; the enteslines of
those which have died of this disease are
filled with worms varying in length from
one :0ot down.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

The citizens of Lafayette township are
deslrous Of having Post Office es;ab-
llshed at Bradley's Bridge. This is a
lhlckly settled region without any postal
facilities nearer than fourteen miles.
The community in the vicinity aud be.
yond Longs Bridge are taking the nee.
es>ary steps toward having PO Office
established near The above mentioned
hr idge. This is one of the most tensely
populated sections of this county, the
average distance of whose citizens from
lheir nealesl 20 Browny.lle, is twelve
miles. and sosh 5sl eflee tnietl a, very
light expense -bessurp'ittsby tie tri.
wee ky service between ,hi. cry and Be-
aIrice.
We hope our Representatives will ex-
ert themselves in behalf of these two
much needed accommodations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
LmprOEed FarmIng Land io Renf

That portion Of the neywaol Farm nos .a,
pied as Nursery. ana the sseafd Fam b,,h ,s;sh;,
two miles Of BsSwnsili and tr rent rh,s Z,
Also abgat % acres OF the Da;;y Farm IN lbs Perm
bottom. near Deum ms farm. For detail applv 10
r. ". FURSAS
or WM. II. HOOVER
|An' = 1871 H-St BSoEnyille
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

The Wisconsin Legislature has passed
a resolution requesting Senator DoOllltle
10 resign.
Simeon Cameron has just been chosen
Senator flon Pennsylvania.
Charles d. Drake has been chosen
Senator from Missouri.
Lyman Trumbuil has been elected
Senator from Illinois.
Roscoe Conkllng has been chosen Sen
ator from New Yurk.
The. Kansas Pacific Railroad Is finish.
ed twenty miles be jond ForL Riley,
The 3Oth Regiment U. s. troops left
Omaha on the l6h, hy the U. P. II r..
far Fort Laramie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24

The tllI regulating Appointments has
passed the U. S. Senate by % to o. We
are hopeful Of its passage by The House,
when we will give it in full.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-24
DIS oIulI0n on ParlncrehIn.

The I1riueF,hip. beretsfere sxistir.- Hu5.r tie
name and 6rrn nf Muir Chstseid Is tbs cay dis-
SOlvsd be mutual cunsenf
Jan, lSt 1901 z. =: MUIR.
R. T, CIiATFlELD.