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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-24

GrI6Iosen. Sos9aus zines Seutifcn, gae
mems Meif, in SenrD, Sllnois lpur0e am Sienitag
Morgen pom 8liB 9etrDien uno eine 5ebnid9ri0e
Sodter au9enblidliD get0otet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
The CounciI Bluff and ST.. Joseph

The Council Bluffs and St. Joseph
Railroad is now completed from Council
Bluffs to a point on the east side Of the
Missouri river opposite Brownville. The
passenger and freight trains came down
to ;he BrOwnville citation this week for
the frs. time. The company hope 10
complete the road to ST. Joseph by the
6rst of September next. We now have
direct railroad Communication with Chi.
cago by the NORTH Western and BY the
Chicago Air Line.
ST. Joseph and St. Louis Wholesale
dealers have hiihe rte furnished our
merchants their goods. Now if they d.
so, j. Will be at Chicago prices. Chicago
men are already in town, and are max
ing arrangements TO advertise extensively
and taking orders from our merchants a
a shade lower figures than they have
been before bought. Chicago men are
reaching after the trade OF this secton,
which 10 naturally tributary to the down
river cities. They are bringing the great
advantages of their large wholesale
houses promptly before the public il
every possible wuy which enterprise and
energy can invent; and there isa dispO.
sition on the part Of our B~rownviIlt
traders to supply their customers the bes
articles the market affords at the loves
possible figure. To do this they are nov
comparing the markets and freight be
tween Brownville and Chicago and those
between Brownville and ST. Joseph ant
St. Louis. with a view to ascertain
from whence they can lay down thei
goods on the counter at the lowest casl
price. This ~chenpening of transportation
and the competition stimulated thereby
and the known shrewdness and ~liberalit,
of eur business men, combine to maxi
BrownVille u trading emporium secOnc
TO none in The West.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

Where, then, is the superiority Of the
boasted English system of government
by a cabiner7 Isl not plain that a
man in the place Of Mr.. Disraeli, with
the control Of the army and navy and Of
all the machinery Of government, might
become more dangerous TO the Liberties
Of the people than any American Pres'.
dent! There is no constitutional method
of removing him whatever. If his sense
of self. respect will mol induce him TO re-
sign when defeated 10 the House, as Il
does no, induce Mr.. DisraeiI to resign,
the House may, in a year or tess, 6y
Withholding supplies, make it very din
cult 10 carry on the administration. Bnl
mean while be may entrench himself
strongly against the nation; and on any
threat of impeachment, he may dissolve
Parliament,
All the dangers Of usurpaticn and OF
conflict. then. which our English friends
have feared in our Constitution, APPEAR
70 exist in a much higher degree in their
own. The excitement and passion stirred
among the people by the present efforI
10 remove The head Of The government
are far more serions in England thar
here. And should an actual Girls is arise
IN which violence and unbridled ambi
ZION should make a formidable effort Il
seize the instruments Of rule in til;
interest of tyranny, the experience Of the
less severe tests to which both govern.
meu,s have recently been subject &c
seems to indicate that The power Of self.
preservation IS al least as great in oul
institutions as IN those Of Britain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

Senators has been considered the strong
est article, and as the President has
been acquitted on this, it is fair to pre-
sumo that be will not be convicted On
u one of them. In view Of this we
are lead 10 excIaim what may not q
President hereafter presume to DO. or
for what crimes may the House here
after have the courage TO prosecute an
impeachment. with any show of success.
We believe with General Butler, never
again if Andrew Johnson 60 quit and
free this day can the people of this or
any other country By constitutions
checks or guards stay the %usurPa!ion Of
executive power" A
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
A Minority Government.

Prom the New York Evening Post.
The English papers have not tired
during the disputes between Mr.. John.
son and Congress, of representing the
possibility of such a conflict between two
departments of our government as an
inherent fault of our institutions. They
have pointed their reproach by acontrasl
with the British constitution, in which an
adverse vote of Commons on any impor.
tant issue puts an end 10 the existing
administration, and is the occasion of
forming an executive in harmony with
the majority of the legislature.
Events, meanwhile, move rapidly 10
both countries and. curiously enough,
severely test both systems at the same
moment. An executive, with no consid.
cradle parry in Congress, is still strong
enough here seriously 10 impede the will
of that body, and to stand resolutely
against them, month by month, until
the last reserve power of the Legislature
under the Constitution is brought against
him, in impeachment.
In England the premier stands before
Parliament in a position not without its
a~nalogies 10 that of Mr.. Johnson before
Congress. Mr.. Dlsraeli has never had
the respect or confidence of the House
of Commons. His personal character is
perhaps, as publicly reputed, no more
free from blame than that of our Presl.
dent. He is freely charged in the Jour.
nails with drunkenness in his place ia
the House. In q respect he Is MOTOR
iously inferior 10 Mr.. Johnson-in the
sincerity and consistency Of bis political
convictions, which be seems to choose
from time 10 time, like his coat, by the
prevailing fashion.
Mr.. Disraeli defes the House of Com.
mohs; refuses to resign; sustains him.
self by the expressed wish of the'Queen.
which has, however, only the weight Of
her personal character. and has no polit.
ical significance and tells the maioritv.
IT not satisfied, 10 pass a vote of want of
Should they do so, he will
probably Dissolved Parliament under the
Of appealing TO the people. Thus
has the means of remaining in Office
for many months, in open opposition 10
he w~ell-known and expressed will of the
nation ; for no one knows better than him.
'elfH that, in the present temper of the
a newly elected Parliamen: would
far more strongly Egainsl him thaD
he present one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

A recent trip into the country enables
~ 10 inform our city readers that pros.
perily is written upon every quarter Sec
non, every farm house, every wheat
Geld, every corn field, and upon every
mans c~ountenance throughout the entire
country. Wheat looks well. corn looks
vigorous and healthy, and the farmers
heart gladdens as his fat slick horse walks
briskly forward between the long straight
rows Of corn. All nature is animated and
hvely-and the green pasture with the
feeding herds and the fresh breeze FROM
the growing fruit tree and the living
fences. all invite US TO the enjoyment Of
country life.
Every business man should go with his
family into the country and witness for
himself the solid foundations for prosper
ity which are being laid in every nook
and corner, and see the evidence OF
wealth growing upon every improved
farm, when be will return with enlarged
ideas Of his own occupation, and plan
for the future and not for to-day. En-
terprise is bound to win, and we know Of
none whose chances exceed the farmers
Of Nenahs county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

ThePresIdeni has been acquitted as far
as relates ie the lib article. The South.
ern States must and will be reconstructed
on the basis of impartial Justice to. all,
regardless of class or color, let who will
stand IN the road. Il will not be done.
nor will the obsIicle in the way be re.
moved until this nation is willing 10 come
square down TO this platform. If this
nation has got to suffer further punish
ment in the way of infections of Andrew
johnson before she is willing TO espouse
the correct principles of an impartial
government, we say let it be speedily ad-
mInistered. Give us Andrew johnson
or any other pains and penalties for the
correction of our stubbornness and to con.
quer our prejudices for it must needs
be done before impartial suffrage is &C.
copied as the corner stone of a recon
sIFucted nation. We have an abiding
faith that so soon as we do come 10 this.
then our affection will be removed, and
we shall then enter upon a career of
prosperity unexampled in the history of
any nation or people, but not a moment
sooner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
Increased Man FaelIIMea-

Increased mail facilities from Brown
vile west TO Beatrice, in Gage county,
have been demanded for some time past,
and the Post Office Department has been
solicited BY petition and by personal ap.
plicatiOn TO meet the wants of The public
IN this respect. Up to date the Depart.
ment has done nothing, but has permitted
the interests Of the public to suffer until
patience with those living on the route
has ceased 10 be a virtue. Private en-
terprise now undertakes TO step in, and
80 far as permitted do what the Govern.
ment should have done one year ago. A
line Of tri-weekly hacks will commence
running from Brownville 10 Beatrice next
Monday, and the public are in hopes that
the Department will order a t~ri.weekly
mail on this route soOn.
A daily line Of four horse coaches will
run from this place TO the terminus of the
railroad opposite here. This is an ar.
Fangement made by the western stage
company with the railroad company, and
u will have the effect of giving US our
maiffrOm the East q day in advance of
the usual time.
The spirit Of enterprise is ia The fore
ground, and if the Government will give
permission the want. of n -,
be provided for until the Department can
wake up TO the realization that there are
people IN the southern portion of the
S'Aie Of Nebraska, and that they have
wants and civil rights which the officials
0~shs Government are eventually bound
% rospsst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
VERY LATEST,
THE CHICAGO COyyrv-
WARDS SPEECH. FRI
BACK BONE. %
TEMPORARY ORGANIZ.V,..

CHICAGO, 2Orb. NJ
Ward, Of New Jersey, Cbai-M.e
the National Republican Conn
called the Convention TO ord,
made a brief address a~dnonsbis, a
delegates to take no step Backward Ds
10 demonstrate that the war was ~ 80
uTe. He said neilher Arnold al
nor political treachery could aires,
triumph Of OBF cause.
After prayer BY Bishop SimDsor r.
Carl Schurz Of Missouri, was msds e'l
porary Chairman. He was coDd,..,
to the Chair. and briefly uddrss,s5 y
Conyentioh returning thanks and E,.s
sketchiDg The history Of The RepuB15.,l
party.
A committee of one ffrom each g..
was appointed on credentials.
A double delegation from C,rf,,,
occasiOned a short debate, bot he 49,
subject was referred 10 The COmnir.'
on Credentials.
A molten to call the Southern S,,.
Territories. was referred 10 the @
miites on Credentials.
The rules Of the House Of ReDrs,s,
l%alives were adopted for the goyerpnsg
of the convention
A committee Of one from each Jsls.
CATION was appointed on Permanen, Or.
ganizaliOn
A committee on resolutions was n
pointed, and a molten adopted to refer I,
i all resolutions without debate.
On motion Of Gen Sickels 4 rs,.u
was taken until FIVE O'Clock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
Sherih's Sale.

Notice is hereby given 10 Russell B. Reeder. Aa-Era
ReedeT, his wife, L. w Haughey and H. Il I0uli "a
a PETITION has been flied 10 The District COuim&
for Nemaha County, Nebraska, ia a case wherein Rsoa-
ca Young, BY her next friend, William II H0oYef,n
plaintiff, and Russell B. Reedery Margret kcedej Is
wife, w Haughey, assignee IN bankruptcy Of ne
tateOf said Russell B Reeder and N. II YOusZ anee<
fendastS praying thai q Mortgage. made BY the sldAl-
sell b. Recder AID Marsaret Reeder q he said ke13
Young on the east half Of the southeast quaTter q ~
tiOn %, town 6, range ~, east; also a strip Of al >
rods wide across the south end Of The west hah u ~
quarter section aforesaid along the section line asi- u
west hair OF the southwest q~uarteTOi secuOn@5 sHl.
range "A, east; als1, SOUTHEAST quarter Of 5guihfe'
quarter Of section .. town 6, range u east 4F1 ~
north half n the southwest quarter Of section % W--
s range IA, east; al in said county Il Nemahd' 10 seA'
the payment Of two promissOry notes therein mehA--a
be fOreclOsed and the sail premises sod and the pr.c
thereof applied 10 the payment Of the sumci 95iWN7
With interest fnm June Sihs 1861 and S5sI0OEAL
terest from August 13th, 1867 The amounts due on ~
nstes-by said M0rtgags-s cured and hat ne @@
PENDANTS are required to answer the 81 q petition oAA
before the 10Th day Of June 1858
THOMAS & BR0ADY,
Ala Attyrpeys Er PlainE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

mite leave of absence was gwen to
Grimes on account of illness.
We have rumors by telegraph Of the
formation of a new party, with Chief
Justice Chase al its head. On Thursday
last. a committee from a Conservative
organization in Pennsylvania, called On
the Chief Jcslice and urged the use of
his name as a candidate Of the Peoples
Conservative party for the Presidency.
Mr.. Chase replied that, although not
desiring the Presidency, yet be would
comply if The people called him TO a high
or sphere.
Il is further stated lha; Chief Justice
Chase has minated that he would con
sent TO be The Democratic candidate ii
he could secure a platform that would
suit his views; that if he could not work
with the Democratic party he would be
willing to run as an Independent candi-
date. .
A gentleman who had a somewhat ex.
tended interview with Chief Justice
Chase last night states he feels very
much wounded by the denUnciatiOna
which he is receiving from his old PoliIi.
cal friends and associates but does no
complain, at This treatment. Chief jus.
tice said he had not believed 10 Impeaeh
ment from the start aud had made NJ
improper %concealment Of his views. HI
scouts the idea hat money has beer
used or will be used, maintaining tina
all the Senators will ACT upon their con
sciences; he thinks it al insult to lhei
own Senate TO suggest that bribery could
be effected among The members.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
PrHr. NAV 1stn. ls6S


The citizens Of Peru are agitatiDg the
subject of getting grounds for a Gene
terry. A meeting is called for on the
evening of Monday, June lst, TO deter
mine the best location, and make ar
engagements for purchasing and fencing
it.
fla cemetery is needed any place, il
certainly is at Peru. The citizens have
been burrying their dead on a half block
adjoining the Normal School grounds on
the North. The ground lies open to the
common, and several graves are in the
street. We think We have never seen
a greater disrespect shown for the
resting place of the dead than is
shown by the people of Peru. It GER
tainly ought to make the cheek of every
christian burn with shame to visit it. The
most savage tribes of North America put
not their dead away with the Indifference
about the location and care of their graves
that we see exhibited here; and we
sincerely hope thai every citizen who
feels the Importance of securing proper
grounds for a cemetery, will attend the
meeting OF Monday evening, June LIST.
CITIZEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21


To H8POund SDine Found RuHHiHg at Bargs b.
the Cffy0f BrOUnUiIe AID 10 sell ssie o~'~'
the Penalty and Cost Of KeePfHZ- r-s-
SECTION J.. Be Il Ordained By me C0m|C -,srg-
eA Of The City Of Br0WHDile fRfbe Sfaie - DO
Ia and County Of NemGhG, That from ara ,i
publication Of this ordinance, all SWINE sa4' r,rfs
the same are hereby prohibited from runnins
within The corporate limits % said cty- t,roud
SEC. 2. The City Marshal shall take up ALt.sin De
any and ali swine found Tppning a. large 80 Du5-
Corporate limits Of said city after the passage
licAiiOn Of this ordinance. -Hrrb
SEC. g. Swine taken up and impounded oo.rr FeDs
the provisions OF This ordnance, shall Dc SCI
and well fed and cared for. and IL not reoeeuLsCi1
nfteen days after impoundDg shall be 500 y Ssrsis.i
Marshal It public sac, 70 the highest ola1s n ne
snd the proceeds appropriated 10 the Pyn,r al
expense OF keeping and The costs Of impoL- 80 %
selling said swines and the balance u my -srsrBl
paid over to the City Treasurer As a palt0L
fund OF he city. vws
oEc g. Any swine lmpOunded Oy virtue ssEnN
visions Of this ordinance may be TBdesmea5 bssn
or owners thereof 1T any time before the sag -un d
provided. BY paying TO the City MARSHA -Tpr sf
dollars per bead ps the fee for impolS- tseF
swine. and twenty-five cents per head peru"
ing the same. re
SECS The City Marsha' shall be allo"s- rs s.
dfty cents per head OF swine imp0unded lnle u,v5r.
dinancOs. g. ". FAIHBROFhEh5
Attest: }. c. M~CNAV6HTOE, Clerk. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
Ell, Nav 18th

Editor Advertiser We think it but
justice to our friend "The Corporal" Il
call your attention to the fact that The
Tecumseh alas BroUnuiHe Journal omit
ed mentioning among the Majors and
COLOnels our friend Corporal Charley
Jones, who should have ranked Lieut..
Colonel, or one grade above the Major,
who was but a private IN The n hundred
day men. and q substitute at that.
Yours,
Truth Nor STUCK UP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
a. w. MORGAN, Probala 80.


Notice is u hereby gwen that "a the lith DAY Of Irs,
1896. at O'c.Ock, p. Not said day. I will Cder brHli
at public auction at the front entrance Of McPheHzHs
Hall. in ~BrOwRVil!e- Eemlha County Nebrssu, hi
being the place in which the last term Of The Dsuz
Court for said county was he'd. the f0IlsvlB tsCfi5a
real estate. tO-Wit Lot lumber Ine (l iH bucE u-a-
Der five % in Mi1dle BrUwnvIlla. and lCt number Oh e
CD in block number twenfy-three (23l 10 BT0vmrIie 70
Eemaha County, Nebraska all the said r~el.-e,tats hI'
ing been taken as tie pr pCrty Of Benjamin HicE01, @
an order u sale issued UuE OF the District Court " NJ
maha County, NEBRASKA. in a cause wherein Signal
Seeman j. ?; aintih and Beuismin HickUx is Defsnh1l
and in favor OF said Slgm0nd Seemaa, anu 70 ne 1raiE
as Sheriff OF said county or NCmaha
Given under my hand this 6th day % Nay, $50
32-5t DAVIDSON PLASIERS. She1f
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

N. K. Griggs, Real Estate Agen, of
Beatrice, was in town this week. He
reports the sale of real estale'as brisk in
that section of country. He has sold on
commission this spring over three thou
sand acres at prices varying from $3.50
% SIS per acre.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

TheWestern Union Telegraph Co. and
ths geDtTemanly operator at this place
]. K. Bear, furnished Us the result of
the vote on the eleventh Impeachment
article at precisely IL NJ. last Saturday
which was Just thirty minutes in advance
Of the time in which it was taken in The
Senate Chamber.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
An
Preseribing fhs Fees and Compensation Of C1tH'
OHTrsre

Officers
SECTION fst. Be 10 Ordained By me COunaigMs
Cityof BrO0HVile That the City Attorney. as omPs-
sati0n for his services. shall be entitled 10 receive 4.
airy Of $4,000, for services as the legal adylaeI
counsel aod the city officers He shall also be slIle
to additional compensation FOR special service id
cutting violations OF the city ordnance. and unlls,
suits IN the courts on the part OF the city, %
amount as may be just and reasOn4bie in each Csc
Sec. 2 The City Marshal snail be entitled -
shalt receive the sum 81 so per month for gene-H
vices as Marshal and shall also b. entitled 0sNli =.
in making arrest, serving papers and atLenuL
Mayors court. as are allowed . constab 9 Tor
SINH ar service according 70 the ~stttutesOi me
Sec 3 The Fire Warden shall be allowed AelDn
ing lees, to-WIt For each arrest, when tne pA1
rested Is convicted Of a violation % the oTun4--s
the cty relative to tha prevention Of dres5 -
shall be taken as plrtof the Gusts m the case N
Sec 4. The Street Commissioner shall reer
bis serv ces compensation at the rate Of sSpe,L
each day Of actual service in attending to the oS'
his Office.
s {. s. II is further ordained that bateEerIus tr
be due The city IN lieu Of labor Assessed as POI =
may be collected by The sad Commissioner q 49,
shall keep an account as q road fund, VIII D sl4-
pirate Or t 10 the payment II the said StieetC.fR
siOner for his service. and zee ndy to the payLS ~
such other expenses as my be necessary
streets in repair. G. v. ~FAIRBROIHBk5 A'
Attest: J. C. M-cNAUGHTON, CLERK. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
Probate Notice.

Estate OF 8. G. Daily, decea-ed- O.
Notice IS hereby given that william Daily and San
n. Daily, Administrator and Administrator ofthe sll
OF Samuel G. Daily decea-ed, have fied their AMIN
istTati n account for sett. cement with the Pr JlieC Cur
OF Nemaha county, Nebraska, an that The saIdU1t
has appointed the Sth day OF J1ue. 1858, At 10 GGld
a. NJ, as the time. aud the cn5ce % tie Judge ofu.
court at BrOwnville, in said county IS the pag, q
examining and allowing said account. az which hn.
the same.
Dated May 18Th. 1868. cd
34-3t A. W. MORGAN, Probats Jugs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

We learn from F. A. Deninney that a
German was arrested recently in John.
son county, for cOhabiIing with his
daughter. The daughter is said to be in
a fine way TO become a mother.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
BRowNvILLE, Nav 81.

To the Public;
10 accordance with the decline Whrb
| am notified of above. / an bow .eIin,
all kinds of goods, clothing included al
reduction of twenty-five per cent fran
my prices Of one week ago, or at NsV
York prices. | will go down with Ls
decline IS readily as other merchants 20
up. Call and price my goods,
D. MAY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
Probate Notice.

Stats Of Nebraska, County Of Semaha prossia
NOtlceis hereby given that 7, A W Aofs&T ,s-lssh
Judge Of the County OF Nemaha and State o. Ne.-sof
the first day Of Nay f665 Is y bs AZ
hearing the application Of Nathan Aeeasl Nssdsf
pointed Administrator Of the estate o. GIlS
deceased, late Of said County AMI state. ruare.
ss-st A. ". MORGAN, PEobffs'-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

The steamer Jacob Sass struck a snag
near Omnhe. last Tuesday at Eve o'clock
A. a., and Immediately sunk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
New YORk, Nav %.

NEW foRK, May %.
D. May. BrOwnviHe;
Ga the strength of the late vote oDin.
parchment goods Of all kinds have fallen
twenty five per cent.
STEWART CHEsTER& Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

B. F. Perkins, Attorney at law, is in
town and reports business lively in Te-
cumseh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21
BY HHHHGRbPR.

Reported Expressly for the AGO.
the Western Union Telegraph CoEf B
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-05-21

My Stock of Goods was made up under nv
own supervision from Goods bought direeJ from the
Factory, thus preventing the usual Stock JObber's
profit Intervening between me and my customers.
which enables NE to Warrant al Goods l sci; as
well and durably mads, and Warrants me in the
assertion that / can sell my Goods Cheaper than
such Goods were ever offered here before /: