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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
Douglas.
From Dispatches o fJune 22nd.

We learn that the Arkansas biII''
was passed over the Presidents veto, in
the Senate, by 80 yeas to 2 nays.
VIM. NJ. Evorts has been nominated
for the position of Attorney General.
Surrat was brought to trial on Mon
day, and released on bale in the sum of
$4,000.
Five cases Of sun stroke occurred in
New York on Monday.
Gen. Salnave has just tough; a des.
perate battle with the Insurgents in
Hayti and defeated them.
The Steamers Morning Star and
CORTLAND collided and both sunk within
80 miles of Cleveland Sunday night. 90
lives lost.
The Kentucky contested seat in the
House of Representatives has been de-
cided in favor of Mckee.
Weston has beat the English walker,
Topley, I hour in Is miles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

The Delegation from Iowa to The New
York Convention were instructed FOR
PendletOn for President. They are now
figuring with other candidates who will
favor the nomination of Henry Clay Dean
for Vice President.
The Delegation from Ohio, all favored
Pendleton when elected; now find on
comparing notes, one for immediate re-
~pudiatiOh of the public debt without con-
dition. seven for the P~endletonian pro-
cess Of reputation and the balance for the
Chase theory. The Democracy are evil
IDENTIFY on the quick sands. The fourth
Of July is expected TO bring temporary
relief--a narrow plank for standing
space.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
Council Bluffs, Iowa.

We visited this growing City for the
frat time last week. Council Bluffs is
well situated to do a large wholesale
trade up and down the river on both sides.
II is easily accessible from all the W
near the river in Iowa, Missouri, and
Nebraska, il is a good point at which to
concentrate heavy stocks Of goods. Rents
are low, and freight reasonable. Il
can be reached within one day from any
point on the river within one hundred
miles. A reasonable amount of adver.
Using and capitol in the hands of enter.
prising men would soon make of Council
Bluffs a trading point of considerable
importance, lacking these, St. Joseph
will take the trade and make the City.
Business men are naturally conservative,
and il takes them some time 70 "aecept
che situa tion"-to adapt themselves to
the change which circumstance are con-
stantly making. So with the trade Of
Council Bluffs. WhOlesaling is now their
destiny, bu. they may fight against fate
until the day of grace is sinned away.
The wholesale trade has been going South
for many years, and just now is the very
time 10 change the current. Two months
,h;s time when the G.. B, s.. St.
10. Road is completed, Council Bluffs
will have lost her opportunity. There
are good Stocks Of goods there now, but
the people don't know it nor know who
keeps them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
The Grand Lodge OF Good Tenn
nIara.

The Grand Lodge of this order in the
State of Nebraska, was in session a.
Omaha, June 9Th and IS;h. Nearly
every subordinate lodge in the State was
represented. The representation worked
earnestly to devise the ways and means
to place The order upon a good financial
basis, so that active work in the field
might be entered upon by the Grand
Lecturer.
Eight hundred dollars, with a promise
of more was secured as a salary, and the
Rev. j. NJ. Taggard was heard as the
Grand Lecturer, and was invested with
the duty of travelling throughout Nebras-
ka for the purpose of establishing lodges
and working for the good of the order.
The following Grand Officers were
elected and enslaIled to serve for the
coming year:
t. NJ. Taggart, of otOe Lodge. G.
w. C. T.
]. Skinner, of Hope of the West Lodge
&. w. C.
Celeste F. Eddy. of Western State
Lodge, g. w. V. T.
G. Stevenson, of Hope of the West
Lodge. G. w. S.
A. F. Harvey. of OtOe Lodge, A. G..
w. S.
c. L. BrOstOl, of North Omaha Lodge,
G. w. T.
W. H LawtOn, of Omaha Lodge, G.
w. C.
J. S. Church, of BrOwnyille Lodge,
G. w. VI.
Mary Taggart, of otoe Lodge, A. G.
". M.
Julia A. Harvey, of otoe Lodge, G.
w. G.
w. A. FOlden, G. w. S.
There are three lodges in Omaha, and
they were exceedingly liberal in enter.
tanning the Representatives present.
The adjournment 10 meet in Platts.
mouth on the third Wednesday in June
was carried amid much good feeling.
The minutes will be printed in pam
phlet form by the Republican Office, at
Omaha, and distributed to the several
lodges in the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
From Dlspatehes Of the 2Srd.

A meeting called by the Liberals Of
London on the 22d, at which the Lord
Mayor presided. to consider the Irish
Church question, broke up in a row.
The Tories at one time taking fOrcibIe
possession of the Hall. Nothing was ac-
complished.
Thad. Stevens. the indomitable-is
said to have another impeachment bill
to offer, to be acted on only when the
seven States recently admitted shall have
taken their seats.
Gen. Grant starts West for a trip on
the Pacific Railroad next Monday
Speaker COlfax viii take the same trip
soon after Congress adjourns.
Lost Cause" POllard's wife has al
tempted to poison herself.
ST. Louis Markets, of the 23d, Tele.
graphci:
Wheat, dull at 1926 for prime fall,
81 50 for choice spring.
Corn, prime at 81 to SSGts.
Oats, dull at IL to 75cts.
Rye, firm at 81 40 to l ,55.
Pork, shoulders, l3cts. clear sides II,
sugar cured hams IS to 90, lard Is.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

We attended, on Tuesday of last week
the evening Session of the Christian
Convention at the NJ. E. Church in
Council Bluffs, Iowa. This Convention
was composed Of ministers and laymen
of all religious denominations in Western
Iowa, Nebraska aud North Western
Missouri. There appears to be a gen.
eral desire to devise means to increase
the usefulness Of both ministers aud lay
men in the work Of Christian Redemption.
A full account of the proceed iDgs for the
several days they were in session can be
found in the Council Bluffs NonparisI, a
copy Of which was furnished US by the
Editor. In the Council Bluffs Demo Graf
of same date can be found the following
concerning the Convention and its dele.
gatiOn:
This whole church convention bust
ness is going ~headlong to destruction.
Il is now but little else than a convoca-
ton of dirty, broken down political hacks.
wife whippers, and child b%rainers "a
band of renegades aud u~nPrinCipled
religious quacks and fanatics"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

AS DR.. HOlladay is about publishing a
Democratic Newspaper, we sugges: to
him the propriety of running up the fol-
lowing State ticket. Il will make his
paper popular at least with six men, and
he can take his chance with the balance
of the party.
For Governor, ]. B. Bennett, of Otoe.
Secretary. V. Vilquain, of Saline.
Auditor, T. L. Grifrey, of DacOta,
Treasurer, G. B. Graft, of Douglas
Congress, A. ]. PoppletOn, of
Douglas.
For Justice of Supreme Court, E. w.
Thomas, of Nemaha.
There need be no hesitancy for fear
they are net all sound in Democratic first
principles, as there are so few that have
an idea what the first principles are
to be. Run them up Doctor and head off
the convention. Il will be a feather in
your cap TO have it said you nominated
the ticket. We can just imagine how
wise the Doctor looks as he counts the
pulse of his patient. Needs bleeding,
don't be Doctor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
NotIce In R~ankruPtey.

In TIE District Court q the United states M IN o.
trict o. Nebraska. In the matter
lins, bankrupt. ssf barr
Notice is hereby given to the creditors - BIZ ns
rupt that a petition has been nied IN ~ Ihn5A
said bankrupt william Collins, o. lseuLS-r1t uDtG
County, in said District, dulydecla[eae s~,tsblfhs
the act Of Congress entitled an AZ ~ Ulia
uniform system II bankruptcy hTol-lysa .bargsDl
States" approved March p. 1881 iol IN cLD
certificate thereof from ali his ce0Ls 80 eurbp
s P,hTls Ines tbe sol ild aa vD Ct Juns 1.D. Iss3. At s s.SsT
P n as the time. and the Office Of 3 8L-oviHs Sr-
in Bankruptcy, at the COurs House ~ 6.J5srsr, . ~
maha County, Nebraska, before saIu - and uhs1
place for the hearing Of said petition, $3.50 Wis ~
the said creditors may attend and $40"
prayer Of said petition should not be sral - ,scri%l
And notice is hereby further given ~ .as-npt vil"
third meetinss Of the creditors CT sau n RICa,
held at the same time aud place. RsrEruPs1
n3I 3w Register 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
The Fourth.

The Good Templers of Nemaha COun'
ty hold their celebration on the 4th day
Of July at the old camping grounds on
Honey creek neal Geo. w. Glasgow's
residence. Il viii be a basket pick nick.
They meet to have a social time and get
acquainted aud interchange views gen.
eraly upon temperance questions. No
general entertainment for the public is
expected, sill all are cordially invited to
attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

We once heard Of q family taking their children
out Of school because the teacher had the children
exercise two or three times . day in swinging thsA
arms back and forth q few times. The same fsmily
opposed introducing q blackboard in school.
Such persons ere unworthy Of any notice b. the
teacher. and should be treated with silent contempt
and if they wish to make as big foOh Of their chill
dren as they show themselves to be, Why let them
have the privilege; we csnfsss We have no patience
with such persons.
We earnestly recommend a system Of gymnastics,
or swinging ofthe hand' and stepping ofhe feet in
all Of our cOmman schools, we have tried it and
knOv it to be very beneficial to the school in all re-
spects. Every teacher can invent q gystem Ofhis OF
her own.
After the children have been studying, say one
hour, let the teacher call them all to their feet with
one clap Of his hands, and then let him give them a
hearty drill, bringing all the muscles he can into
requisitiOn in perfect harmony Of action, for about
three or Eve minutes, and then let them return to
their books, and be viii find them more earnest in
their studies, more obedient, happier and healthier.
Teachers should make their students earnest in
their studies, have them work with all their might
mind and strength, while at their books but should
not keep them standing but a short time at once.
Let study and recreation be SO interpreted that the
student viii take hold Of each With a hearty relish
Let playing ball, roll the hoop, swinging, running,
races, lsaping, and eli other innocent athletic
amusements be encouraged, and let special pains
be taken by the directors to provide means Of exer-
else, and then let them put in their school, a judi
oiouo Aaaobe- wbo EnoUz shan 70 bopa HE manila
study and when to let them play or exercise, snd we
are sure the children will be more likely to grow up
healthier, wiser, and better, than their ParsHss.
While we know tn ere are other causes sending to
make us a sickly people, We must believe our dsfsO-
tive educational system has a very great influence
in that direction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
Public Exercises Of the PhllOma-
thean Society OF the Nebraska
State Normal School.

PERU, Friday june II, 1858.
Masic-Sacred ChOrus-ThOu wilt keep me.
(Root.)
Praysr-Rev. F. NJ. Esterbrook.
M~asic-Normsl Qusrtette-Summer sweet shall
bloom again. (Webster.)
A~ddress-Rev.J ]. 7. Baird Of Brownvills-Sub-
jecs-Yalue of educational influence.
Aasie-Old log hut. (TOwne.)
We have seldom listened to as able OF interesting
an address, which, coupled with the graceful de-
livery and clear intOnations of the speaker, render
ed it one Of the few that charm the ear Of every
listener.
The exercises were enlivensd by appropriate mu-
sic and the society and audience were 50 well enter
tanned that the hour for closing made its appear
anee ere We we're aware of its proximity. A vote Of
thanks was unanimously given by the members
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

This IS to 1--WE notice that on the I5fh
1888, a Warrant In BankrUptcy vas isz-o- y 5ns
estate Of Abram g. Rhodes, OF Nebr,sEa C..sAlitns
county Of Otoe, ~ the State Of NsBrasFs as
aUudged a bankrupt on his own petition: g.a
payment Of any debts, and the deIivs(v nj a1 he
belonging 70 sun bankrupt 70 him, or ~ Noprr
the transfer Of any property by him. are $500 t
law that q meeting Of the c~reiit0rs 81 -
TO prove their debts, and 10 choOssone Or mr.ol1VH
Of nls estate. viii be held at a Court Of Bs6s7T-.s
70 bsholGen nthe Court House building In P-H7f
Nemsha county, Ne5raska. before s. II. ~ p-llS
On the 6th day o. July, A-D- 1Se8. Al 10 &c., stEi
G. L. TOSF5 Z. g. MARSHAL for sls No.
SS-4t as Messenr.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
TITLE.

The purchaser paying the fun amount Of
the purchase money for the lands purchased
atsuch sale, the Treasurer of Safd County will
deliver a Receipt and a Duplicate Recent.
cOutaininga description of the land sold. and
an acknowledgement of the payment of the
purchase money. and on presentation of
either of which to the Land Commissioner at
any time after fifteen days from the date of
such Receipt shall entitie the purchaser to a
title, to said land, in fee simple from the said
state, and the delivery of deed on the sur
reudert to uch Commissioner Of theOther Pc
cefpt; and to purchasers, purchasing on cred
il, the said treasure win execute in dupIi-
cate, one of which hall be delivered to the
purchaser and the other retained fer the use
of the State, after being signed by the pur-
chaser, a contract Of sale for the land pur-
chased, conditioned that, upon the yme
of the unpaid purchase money, and the inter-
est thereon according TO the conditions Of
such note, the purchaser shall be entitled to
duplicate Receipts OF payment and purchase
for such land: that no waste shall be COM
mitted upon the land therein described, that
no timber shall be cut thereon, except Noes
sary fire wood of the occupant Of such land,
and for improvements thereon, and In case
default shall be made in the payment Of the
interest or principal or any part thereof, Orif
any such conditions shalIbe broken that then
the lands therein described shall be surrOun-
ded by the purchaser, his heirs or assigns
with the improvements thereon, to the state.
n said contract shall be void and Of no
effect.
Dated, BrownviIle, June ed, 1858.
JAMES N. HACKER,
MS County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

Notice is hereby given that pursuart to vsndit.,a
expOnas, OF order OF sale 70 me directed sad issssiy
the Clerk Of the District CO1rt 0f Nem1ha cu1tr, Ne
0raska, in the sase If James o.. Carson against Triad
Aiken, John L Carson and Erssmus d. Allen, IEtl
nfer for sale at public aRCiJ0I, at the front door q Ne.
Old Hall, in the city Of Br0wuyiip, tsi
being the place where the last term Of said court il
said county was held,
lt one O'Clock p NJ ofSad dsy the Following real -.
tate, tO-wit: The south east quarter Of section ssva
in township i've IS hcrth * range fifteen Gb
east. IN Hemaha county. State Of Nebraska.
Dated this THIS the 25th day Of Nay, 1865.
DAVIDSON ~PIASTERS,
l35-5W Sheriff aid Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

Ihisis to give notice that on the 18Th dsv a.
1855, q Warrant in Bankruptcy was issra5 eAA
estate Of william BaIientiHe. Of EsbrasEa o.
County Of Otoe, and State o. Nebraska vS N,
adJudged a bankrupt on bis Own petition; m
longing % such bankrupt, 10 HIM. or ~ n. $3.50 q.
the transfer Of any property by him are f.-ssg.
law that a meeting Of the creditors Of ne - -
TDpt % prove their debts, and to choose ons
asslgBees Of his estate, viii be he'd At ! 60
Bankruptcy, 70 be holden at the Court H1r.s H
Vile Heoraska, before s n Rtch. Registsr j, $3.50
day OF July, A. d. iS58, al 10 0clock Az
C 1. YO5F5 Q. s. Marshal Tor sad Dsrs-
39-It ss Nes.s5-s- l
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
The Nail,

We are informed that the mail for
this point lays over one day in Nebraska
City. If this be so, it must be looked
after, and the person who is at fault
must be notified, and a charge made.
The Omaha Republican is now our chief
reliance for the latest news, and its ir.
regularity In reaching US is a source of
annoyance. 1t should reach US at noon
on the day of publication instead, it is
more often one or two days old on its ar
rival. Bro. Marsh, please look this mat
ter up and see where the difficulty is,
and apply the remedy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NERRAszA,l-

STATE u NERRAsEA,
County Of Nemah4-
t. Signond Sesman, defendant in the casa q ssm,,,
Sternberssr &CO., plaintif, vs. Sigmo1d Seem 80
dan, Ia the District Court OF sait county n ~.
and State Of Nebraska; you are hereby nafas5 - -
said samuel S1eTlberger & Co. plsiurHs N - =
ton, VII proceed to take deposition Of wit1e,s.s h a.
said case. at the once Of John McKulloD 4 Ca ~ ~
Pine Street, in the Gag Of Sc. Lsuis. 81 - -,
IN the State Of Missouri, on the 81 Cav Of Au-uf a n
1898 between the hours or ten o'clock N az ~.
o'ci0ck .. w. with a~uthsrlty % aaisurn from Az ~
til all such dsposl tons snBn hsvs been tdEea
Dated this 24gh day Of June, 1853
1881 OBJ HEWEu.
Attorney for samuel ternberger 4 Co. Pssiaan
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United states Di I, 81.
trict Of Nebraska. In he matter Of hHAA-
Inns bankrupt.
District Of Nebraska, IS.
Upon the application Of william Collins ofIeL -.
in The county Of Johnson md District aifTe-a-5
being no opposition thereto. It is trdered ma Y. ~
titiOn Of the said bankruptfOr ms hnal dischsLs2 n
ia the ohice u the Clerk Of said Court, tins % y >
June, 1868, az 2 O'Clock p. N, Is HEREBY is.- r.
5. d. Rich, ESQ , % Br0WuTilIe Nemaha "lIt ~.
braska one OF the Reqisters in Bansrup,cy for So
triCt, who viii make an order 10 show cause ..hs
and set in chambers on theretUrn thereof 80 soor
last examination Of the bankrupt n mere 2 s-,rrs-i
siti0n, and certify 70 the court whether t1e
has in az thiugs. conformsd % his duly under
and has cOnfOrn5d 10 all Tie Requirements = - al
Witness the Bon. e. s. Dandy Ja9ss y D.uss
Court ard the seal thereof, al Omaha il o.
WATSON 3. sNITH,
SS-2t Clerk OF the District Court d me 7,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
A. I. Railroad.

The proposition, soon TO be submitted
TO the people Of Quincy, of voting $780,
000to a western railroad connection, has
been SO modified that the subscription, if
voted, of which there is little doubt,
Will 90 to the above named road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TRIB UN Il
1899 ..


Believing that the interests Of Pawnes County
and surrounding country imperativeiy demand q
Home organ, and that the steadily increasing P0pu-
%lation, Wealth and Business, Of the County. are
abuudantly sufficient 10 sustain a first class News
paper, the cit zens Of PaWnes City and vicinity
have procured Printing Material, secured the services
Of one OF more experienced Printers, and viii issue
the first number Of the GPavase Hibuae," in The
latter part Of June.
The Tribune viii be devoted primarily TO the pro-
motion Of the interests Of PaWnee County; bat
Education, Literature, Science, Agriculture, ard
General and Commercial News viii receive q due
share Of attention.
Believing that most Of the Morality, the ViTtur
tho lntelIigencel the Wisdom and the Conscience
Of the Nation are within the Republican organiEa-
ton, against which are auayed the lower instincts.
base passions, and blind preiudiess Of the Ignorant
masses in tbs Democratic party, the Tribune viii
be an earnest and radical supporter Of the principles
and measures identified with the Republican party.
The Tribune, will have a subscription list equallsd
by few papers in the West, almost every voter in
PaWnee County, and al residents who expect u be-
come voters, are already on the subscription list, in
addition, the more wealthy citizens Of the County
send hundreds Of copies TO all parts II the eountry,
it viii therefore be an advertising medium 81 passed
6y few papers on the No River.
7. r. FISHER, Publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

The Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company informed US
that their business at Brownville is large
~ increasing, and that we are the only
newspaper between Omaha and St. Joe
receiving the dispatches regularly. He
speaks highly Of Brownville enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

Notice is hereby given, that on the SAd ofJulLE H
at the hour Of ten O'Clock, there viii be offered br as
At the residence Of Thomas M8seIy, living In D5'yIp
township, Nemaha CO. Eeb. One Eve year old br6fs
Steer, no brands, markeds LETT ear "a. swallow-8rkla
Tigbt ear, part OF tail oT. Said Steer was taken ~ "a
March Of 1907, as = stray.
GILES REEDER. u
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25


The following is part of a correspond.
ence from Nebraska City to the Omaha
Republican.
Our merchants and business men are
driving a good business, and all are in
good spirits.
The grasshOppers have done some
damage TO the wheat crop along the
river, and to some four or five miles
back; but they are already leaving, and
it will not be long till they will be no
more.
This county has been Democratic here
tofore. but we are determined 10 give
the copperheads a hard fight this time.
Many new Corners will be ready TO cast
their new home in the west this fall, and
having had some opportunity to Judge,
I knoW that the vast majority of those
seeking a home IN this new western
State are in favor of the Union and Lib
erty. There is moi The least doubt but
OIoe county will come out all right this
fall.
The Republicans are with a will and
the Nebraska Press" of this city, is
doing good work in fact it is a power
in the land and | am glad to see that
the people appreciate and support the
Press so handsomely. Col. Irish is
no "half and half'' Republican. and is
generously seconded by Mr.. Miller, of
the Local" With such an army of
workers the cause is safe, at least in
this county. Very trul y yours,
TREBoR,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25

Butchers Lightning Fly-KtIIer--Cheap
and destructive. Every sheet will klI a quart Don't
be pestered with flies.
Give them the SHEETLIGHTNENs andrest in psaes.
Ask for ~DUTcHER's, and take no other.
Sold everywhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
BY 4EhEGRAPH!
Reported Expressly for the Advertiser by
the Western Union Telegraph Company.
Tho only Paper Oueside OF Omaha Reg
uIarlY Taking b Dispatches.
BANeOR, Me-, 24th

ularly EakAng the Dfsphtehes'
BAEeOH, Me-, 24th.
A FIRE broke out this evening at 1890
in ClOlhing Store of A. F. Chase in a
wooden building, fire still burning. Loss
over 5000.
WAsHIEeToE, 25th.
Thad Stevens has fully completed new
articles of Impeachment, and it is an.ici.
rated will present them to the House on
Monday next.
CINcINEATI, O., oath.
Republican Congressional Convention
4th district, held at Urbana, yesterday,
renominated Judge Lawrence, and unan-
imously endorsed the Chicago Platform.
WAsH1EerOH, 25th.
There is reason to expect the Presi-
dent viii issue a General Amnesty Pro-
clamation to take effect July 4lh. There
appears TO be bur little doubt of the con-
frmation Of Mr.. Evarts.
CIScISNATI. o., 25th.
Charles F. Thornton; grandson Of Gen.
Harrison, committed suicide at Cleves. o.
by hanging himself. Gen. Garfield was
renOminaIed to Congress from the IIth
District Yesterday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-25
McLaughlin s Rich,
REAL ESTATE AND LAM Iepr.-

Will attend to making selection -
grants, OF locations for Non-resifs1ts l ior En.
tested cases before TIE Land Once ~ -,ela 70 Co.
sqSlaesS pertaining to a arst class Real Ests.sI ul
pee5ai attention 70 the legal departms.. ae -
Mclaughlin, being thOroughiy aoquaiptei me u.
every section Of land in this disirer h alnas
grants to obtain the choicest selections Of laDs I'D "a.