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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

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lhreibt: Gin 2ebrer Der Oeuffthen
SpraGe in elmer biefsen Rribat Sod /.
teriHnle,eob neuIi9 leinen 9AiIerins :
men oas Shenla 3ur Bearbeituaa:
y@e6anfen beim @nbIi6 eines G,abai :
lerieoff3iersN Die iunoem Danen
maren aber perniinftiger, aIs uie Der
narrilde 9err Doctor, iie berUeiaerteft
bic Nusarbeitung, riiadten Der Stree .
tion bon bent @orfal Remtnib uno
otefe beeiIte it9g oem gBanfde Oes
Serrn Doctors auf GntIdFnng IsbIeus
nisit na@3ufommeh.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

= Sie @robmItter eines mobile,
tannten eh9Iifden 6inan;manns, Die
bas ebripilroi9e NItsr bon SO Sabren
uno adt @onaten erreiat bate, fiibIte
fiA tiIrSlif iebr unwobI unS lieB ben
Qlrst rnfen, benz fie bic 5raee borIeate,
Oh er fi1 ni6t 9etraue, Iie am Qeben
81 erbaIten bis bic Snllbert boil, IinO.
gluf leiue getf&etans, er fviirbe lein
We0gli@fes tbln ertuibtrte iis:0leal
ia, tbun Sic bas; idb m6A9s1 IS {eIfIl
anf Bar 81 iteben fomNEno
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

~ Die Wetse Der Sferne
Die 8abl Der nitanbspGffneten 0uaer
fihtbareu Stcrne betrast gegen 5000,
Der nit gute1 Sernr55ren iuabraenom .
tueneu @ternt bts sur 10. @r6Se adbIt
man an Der n6r6Iitben un6 fiI6 lid, er
9intmtlsbal6tusel ge9en 630, 600;
niHilHt man nit SIIfe Der aIIerbeifer
5ernr6btt nod Die Bis GUT fe4ssebnten
9r5bel 9iR3lf 70 eraeben 9 I'D, in,
@an3en gesen 400 0fiffiorefr
SteiRi sri9einta ans Die @eItforper
(@onnen) ipelde mir Sterne nennen
mir ibrer ungebeliren ghtFernitna me-
gen, ttn6 es iudre Sborbeit dn;uneb !
nten, CAP es iiber 6ieienigen 6inaus,
iueIde ben itiinitIid berifdrften 9luaeu
ole tleinlfe :liGte @amtte erfd5einert,
feiae nod entfernteten an6 6drunt fiir
uns San3 unf4tbaren Simmelsf6rper
nte5r geben fOIlte Die Renae 6er
SiuErieisf6rpev lit 6aram ebetiIo fuenio
ourd} 8abletl an3ngeben, iuie ihr @es
biet, Der cnbl0fe g8eItrdunt, aus,us
lneRen 1T: oas 9tl Der Dinee lit Hu,
eTolidl. g' q -aa. aa ~ Q
R IPrilididen. Sie Gitte
Die 4eute in ben 9lpriI Sn IHiden, fol-
1880 auf Dem 3ei6siaae su 8orns
auf9efommen fein. Samals muroe
bon Der osutldeu giation febr uieI
8eIb fur ben Eiirtenfrieg eelorSert unS
es follte pa;u oos Wiinsmelen neu re
gulirt uer6eiI Sa iran aber bor
anOereH Widti0sn 9eI6aIten nidbt oasu
tommeu fouute, fette man einen be.
ionoeren Wflin;tag aut Den J.. 9Ipril
1880 su 9Iuosbur9 an. Gs wuroer
oaraufbin Diele Spsculationen aemaAt
unO sic 9eIblsute bon aans Gurope
fanOsn f@ sll oem senannfsn Soae elm
labesl fih aber egtaulht uno muster
bic Heilee uub 8ehrun9stoiten nod
bQbenhrsin geben, Geit iener 8eit fni
larrsH am /, QIpril ni9t ausgs
ftUsbp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

I9us r,m. - siL-s.t, -. ...C..Ll..g.g
Y IN SUP Ract II cba n
Enoet ilenerciH9S toteosr bieIe eifrige
0renroe i'm Slten, obl9ot Die Mei<
n nnnssn l,5er s SEss aa iOabRleaOs b 9inie ses
9ort lnb Nas. @albiuston @bronicIs
4 1bringen Nrtitel al 8unlteh elmer 8ahn
bon Cairo bur9 bas IibIi&e Nfiffouri,
eiuet $beil ODn @rtanIas, Seras, an
ben, Mio @rdnte un6 bon 6a burdN1e E >
Sfto ind Sda 8las am YaeiFc Scean.
Sn bteiem @rtitel miro bebaaptet, bas
bic ganse Strefe bon @airo mad ct.
8tds nfat fueniaer ais Tedsebnbunoert
I MeiIen 6etrdgt, luabrenS Cairo BON
Stein gorf 1lilr 1eunbun0ert Weilen
Ientfernt 1T. SieIe Strcfe wirS. mo-
hientti6 aud bon @fahnern aus Sen
.SubFdaten beflrDortet uho Ser, Con,
greB iDtrS I'm 'llnteritiieuna Ses NSlanes
i0tigegangefi ibet0etl.' go = z
@tne Speite d6hIid)e, ipietpobI ettpas
tn6rbIidJer taufen6e Moi,te 1T BON Sim
pcit1nati cine Strefe basgbiotbag binab
unb bntIn in 9erarer 9igie mad Cape.
finsi i;ssrstiitPt ,n.rS.n SnIfts ~ UsF ll b, I,
h'iirbs 6ie lg{o6n ;;bSr sSort scclt a., M -
0fIb,f1,,e foiX iSomn eS}S;;hfoIfs S}; S'sg 1
gRsrico ncG SPS totIo, J, scSA i,nsaa '"'"
: - ww ww 16Tt'u" '"Aie''
- Ser uebtItbStbpr ner Nom ou5
bon ans berihftfen s5SdrSdnfaH ami
Die 8amiIie airitsinsr IN Stem .0rl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

i Union un0 Gimbria, ipurSen glanSen6t
8anquette ge9eben,. bet oenen Erinfs
4 priitbe aiif 86nig BiIbella, Rem grafer
8ismarG unb ben uerOoelltfden 8unt
auSaebra9t tuuroen. .ih1a !.
1 Sic 9lbreiie oes neu ernannten @es
fanoteu fir China, Serrn s. 0tob
8rotpne lit Oeribnben por6eu Sers
i felbe iDirb bte SlnfuHft oes 5eitheri9en
@eiarSteu 8urlinaame erlt nbtparteu,
UNI nit bemieI6eu cine @aalferen8 gu
balten. is5 s-,1
8erGilb q. aprit.
8reubenfeinblitbe 9lufltan6e baben
in IOem n0rbli9eu She'll bon gageri
ftGttgefunnen. 8OlfSbanfen ergin8en
lid III beftigen SemOnltratiouen 9e9en
ben preutif9en GinHuB unO Die Strs
einiglng nit Dem 3orOSsutiden BunO.
Ser 9taturalilations <8ertrag nit
ben Ser. Staaten lit 6urd 0as nor0s
beutfde 8arlament rotrficirt worOen.
9ie &eOner aler Yarteien eridopften
it6 in 2obeserbebuuoen unO ber, 8ers
trag nurOe fat einItimlitig qngenoms
men. 9raf giSntarf bielt eine Neoe
barii6er un6 erflarte am. ,S1luB oers
ieIberl, SuB in .3utunft feill 0eutider,
iuelfer in een Ser. Staaten naturali+
iirt WorOen lit, BEL feiner Nadfebr ue :
gen etipaiger SerpFi6tun9en ge9en
Iein altes Saterian6,. innerbalb 6es
nor6oeutl9en Bun6es .6el6ltiet ner6en
luirbe. Sie poInilden Wlt9lie6er
bes Yarlalnentes 9eb0rten gu Der
lDin5i9rn @faioritat, ioeIde 6age9eh
ittminte. ~,.,/....st..s. i. ~ et,sz. i
as 2onoOtn,r1. Npril,
Oie ab1Iiuil9e grpeo eoitiOns sSlrmee
rI6t boriparts, bat nber nit NanqeI
an Spurage uno f9le6ten gBegen au
fampfen. Die 5000 Nlann ftarfe
&rmre Oss S6nigS 5beobor bebauptet
eite auBerlt felte 19tcaung bel Wfao<
bala unb sei9t groBe Sampftuft. I'M
lere SrHpper .erirelten fi9 Der beiten
8etunnbelt.E aIgi3s}sf.lsa. = Tsd# /
9panien hat ale a,nerifanl9en
3eituneen 0erbOteu, ieIblt fur bic ame
rifanf6e @eiolt6tIhaft.. Ser gesi
lanote bat Rrotelt .eingele9t. II
Sic &uftanbe Der &oblengraber in
8elsten Oer6reiten fiH i1lttner ipeiter,
Sas Militdr III in fteter 8ereitfdaft. /
= 9n Baris tpiro Elm Manifeft oes |
&aiiets iibet bic ausDdrtige 8olitif1
init 9rOBeri Spanrtilng ertuartet. /
Die franS0ffde Mobilgar6e lit ouf
500, 600 gRann gebradrt tuor6en. /
SaS Saus bat cine Bil paIIirt, |
petde bas Nuspeitf9en in Der Nrnee
nbfbaft, 9erb @efburD iteIIte ben
9lntrag, be @egterun9 sn erIuden, in
sem Stie8 8ipif3en BraiIien unO 8a<
ra9uag 5H interoenireil.i :
0ie 8esbanOIungen spiIdeh Odne
mart unS 4sretlBeit fudtren nod fort. [
Odnemotf -berl6ngt iebt ploklid bic
oerausga5e Der Snfel @fIen unb Ser
5eitunsSnerFe bon GiippeI. 0ie tekten
SepeIden melben, 6oB BreuBen fd
aut oaS 8eitimittte[te getueigert bat.
oieien 8eri&Ias IN 8etra1t su sieben.
S'Pantsn beabf9tiat, in Cuba cine
tebenoe glrntee III erritbten e-asss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04
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Neapelt 80. Wfar3.
Seute Nbenb miro stbmiraI Sarra>
gut einen sroben Bau auf ieinem
Sla9genf6iffe ni5rantIin" 9eben uno
@noe Der 8o6e mad bem Often abs
fegelu,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

Disfs 9fitfe faulen III bier Gam.
pierr uHo eitgstl In fiint Dampfern
mad europa. Gs iit lebenfals be-
mertensmsrtb, baB 0is 8abI oer mad
Deutldlanb gegaHgenen uno bon
Deuti1IanO, gefomrleren 8riefe Die
@orfsiponOeu5 Der Ibrigen eanber BET
psitem iiberhHgeLt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04

- sEm IA, ipuroe i'm Ser. Saaten
Sruppens s9agsr bel Nultitl Segas, Der
Gahallerilt NfcDenalo bon einem Gors
poraI feiuer @ompagnie, 8ateman,
meuhIings sermor6et, Sic beioen ges
uannten batten fura borber in 8reBIers
Brauerei eiuens 8aHf 9eAabt. in tueE<
dem Der Corporal BON 1WeDonalo gu
,Bo6en 9ei9la8en poroen mar, una IN
Solge 6siien erI iia gu ra6en orobte.
/ Na6ts B0rte Ser gdlafgeHoae Bate
mans, ipie 6erielbe fein Belt berIieB.
YaI6 erfoIgte elm @9uB un6 Bateman
fam eiIig tns Belt surIf, nobel er et>
mas Mnter fein Bett mari. Ser @auB
Glarilirte bas Eager, unt bic nit Qids
tern berausfommenOen SoIoaten fans
ben baIb Nfc0DnaIb nit bur9i6eiIes
nsm &opfe stpiiden ben 8eIteD Iiegen.
Ser ,&erbad DIT lptr0e baIo auf Bateman
te Ienft F9Ea9 Quffnoung, 6es benz
III. {. +eb6rioen Hebolners, Der nod
bon Dem Zen gefeuertem SduiIe lparHI
mar, lpuroe 8ateinan in GileH eelegt,
uno rpir6 ben GlDiIbeboroeH CUR 0ros
| seilirung ilberIieftrt lperOeu.
,a- Ser gtaat grtaufas miro, iDie
bic rleReFen Nadri9ten 1neIben, in bic
Union aIs eIei9bereHtigter Stant
SnrIdtebren. Sros Der Ssrnmniffe,
iueld)e filSIid)e 8ebeIeu un6 n6rbItde E
gopperbed6s aiiftbiirmten, fttdt Der
Staat um gintritt in ben aften 8uro
mad. 60 erfrsulih es fur ben 8a<
tricten 1T, 6rie6e uno 9oItsDobI bIfabrt
aHmabIig 5uriidtebren gu feben. ebeu
70 entmHfbieen6 iftes ben 8arteifleps
perm auf @eite oer &ebeLlisn. Sic
Ndioritat fur Die @onititution betrGgt
aeaen 1000 Stimmen. Sn einiaen
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gDabE nod fort, Oa bic .Drobungen Der
9tebeIIen einetfeits ltn0 fnr1tbare aez
| aen9iffe, ipeId)e Die 3dn6fraben unis
paffrbar utn9ten, Die Ebei.nabme al
| ben Bableu erf9tuert Hattens Sn eis
niaen Counties baben bic gle1er Die
Maicritat ie6o6 nur auf benlieIben
g9ege errungen, tDie lie ibre Sreibeit
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1 6otgenbes 1T bic 8abl Der In Der
B09e pom a.. bis "a. 0fdr8 in Stem
gort empfaHeenen unO bon bier abges
ienDeten Brtefe, lpelde bic aaberors
oentlt9e 90be BON 2l1 j 159 errei1en:
.na GmpfdnsetI. Nb9elanbt.
Britif@e Hats 1855
| Deati6e 1873 41,814
5rana0fi6e 1888 1876
i BeIgifGe 94 619 922
SOIldnoifde ] ,1g7 1,052
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-04
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Oeoebriebtemaus gSa1btnstpu

SnSianer-> q ngelenbeiten n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
Congressional

Senator Upton introduced a bill into the Senate
granting lands in aid Of the construction Of the
B., Fl. K. & p. R. Z. The Senator also gave hi;
reasons at some length why he should vote that
Sena tor Thomas, Of Maryland, was entitled to take
his seat in the United States Senate.
January 3Oth, Representative Scofeld introduced
a resolution Of inquiry as to the alledged con
duet Of Judgel Fields, of the Supreme Court
who in a drunken spree, asserted many times that
the rec obstruction acts of Congress wero uncon-
stitutional, and that the Supreme Court would so
declare them on the first opportunity.
Tie supplemental reconstruction bill is stil be-
fore Congress.
The President sent up to the Senate for confr-
nation the name Of Henry G.. Worthington for
Judge of the United States Court for Nebraska.
There is a bill before Congress to restore tho
lands north of 0toe county, recently Withdrawn
from market, so far as to permit homestead and
presumption entries of the even sections.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
Nemaha Civ.

The claim on which Nemaha City is
located was held by various parties from
1854 to April 10th, 1853, when It was
entered at the United States Land Office
by the Town Council, at which time DR..
Hoover and Solomon G. Wyatt were the
principal owners, The site is or the
second bench Of bottom land near the
Little Nemaha River, andi level and
COED a place on which to build up a large
city, as one could well desire. In fact,
there is no better town site on the Mis-
sour River than this Il is surrounded
bysa rich, slightly rolling prairie, and
the Nemaha River, running one mile 10
the south and west Of it, affords water
power in abundance to drive any amount
OF ymaehinery-and on which, in full
view Of the city, is now in operation one
Of the best griss mills, owned and run
by Messrs. Bennett & Grieves, in the
State. The place ives Incorporated as a
city IN the winter of 1867, and It's
prosperity vas gradual and its business
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
sfnfe Nnns.

The Supreme Court has ordered that 0tway G.
Baker be hung on the 18th inst, in accordance with
the sentence of the District Court.
We see from the Portsmouth Herald that the
citizens of Plattsmoutb ara about to vote one hun
dred thousand dollars of the eli ty bonds to aid in
the cons friction of the Railroad from that city
west.
Nebraska has 100000 acres of unimproved
land.
The State Board Of Agriculture met in Omaha
January 30, and adjourned to meet in Omaha, on
the nth Of March.
4 three foot vein Of stone coal has been discov-
cred Just south Of Rulo, says tho Register.
Capt. Ovcrton is now engag d raising the Mari
eta, sunk at the Omaha LeVee, says the RepuLLt-
can.
The Frontier hdep says Ii. Geo. Belden. in a
rrrsnt scout. killed and scalped two hostile Sioux,
ou' Of q party of US, who were after Georges hair
The Good Temp!ers Of Nebraska City, are look
ing for John 3. Golf soon TO deliver them q lecture
The CLERK OF Platte County, Is advert sing for
proposals for the erection of a Court House, at Co.
Iumbus-the county seat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
Conversational,
Nc take lhe folIOwing trOm Lhe 9

We take the following from the Con-
gressionaI Globe:
Mr.. Upton presented a memorial Of
The Legislature of Nebraska, praying
for the establishment of a land Office at
Lone Tree, Nebraska which was refer
red 10 the Committee on Public Lands.
He also presented a memorial of the
Legislature Of Nebraska, asking for a
change in the Indian policy of the United
States ; which was referred to the Com
mieee on Indian Affairs.
He also presented a memorial OF the
Legislature of Nebraska, praying that
the difference of pay between first SER
geant and first lieutenant be allowed from
August 90, 1864, to June S. 1865, 10
John S. Lemon, late of the Fifth Iowa
cavalry which was referred TO the Com
mittee on Military Affairs and the Mil
|ila.
He also presented a memorial of the
Legislature of Nebraska, praying the
establishment of a mail route between
West Point and Dakota City, in that
State ; which was referred to the Com
mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
He also presented a memorial Of the
Legislature of Nebraska, praying the
establishment of a mail route between
Dakota City and Niobrara, in that State ,
which was referred 10 the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads.
MI. Thayer presented a petition of
citizens of Nebraska, praying The estab-
lishment OF a mail route batween Ne
braska City and Table Rock, in that
State; which was referred to the Com.
mittee on Post Offices and Post Roads.
He also presented a petition and reso.
lutions adopted at a meeting Of citizens
of Kearney City, Nebraska, praying
such action as will secure protection to
American naluralfzed citizens in foreign
countries which was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
We notice that the Nebraska City
Press Farades the two last items in It's
paper as a big thing, but says not a word
aslt to what Senator Upton has done or is
doing. Ia all the reports of Congress
sional proceedings they are printed to-
gelher. separated only by four lines of
other matter. Come, M. Press, we
like fair dealing. Your readers may
think it quite as important to know What
one is doing as well as the other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
GeneraI News.

The McArdlo case was argued in the Supreme
Court on the 3lst of January. The point involves
the constitutiOnality of the reconstruction laws.
Three hundred people left the cars on the nli-
nOis side, to walk over to st. Louis on the ice,
when the ice broke loose and aoatod down several
squares bofO re it stopped, to the great consterna-
tisn Of the travellers. No lives lost.
Dispatches from Washington say the fact yet re-
mains that a speedy and satisfactory response
must be made by the British Government to the
altiHaataa Of 1o Executive of the United States,
or elso a declaration Of war against Great Britain
must eventually ensue.
General J. Beatty, Republican, has been elected
t.. Congress in the sth Ohio Dis rict, in place of c.
s. Hamilton, deceased.
In the esso Of Virginia vs.. West Virginia, the
Court has decided that West Virginia Is
legally one of the States Of the Union, to all in
tents and purposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06

On motion Of Mr.. J. Il. Drain, the mseting was
organized byappOinting Mr.. J. N. Larkin, Chair
man, and John s.. Minnick Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. o. K. Fisher, = committee Of
i've consisting Of Mesqrs. T.. Paxton, L. Thompson
W. Larkin, n. G.. Randall and John S. Miniek
were appointed to draft resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the meeting.
The Committee retired.
Judge Church, Editor of the Brownville Adver-
tizer, being present. was requested to address Che
meeting, which request the Judge very kindly
complied with, entertaining the audience for some
time upon topics Of general interest.
Our esteemed friend, Judge D.. c.. Ssrders, Of
Peru, also addressed the meeting upon questions
al issue, until
Committee returned and repcssed the following
preamble and resolutions. TO-Wit:
That, Whereas, The recent election held. in this
County for the purpose Of voting "For or Against
the proposition fer the County to take $3.50. 600
stock in the BroWuville, Fl. Kearney & Pacific r.
r. was declared 20 have been carried in favor Of
Issuing said Bonds;
And, Whereas, Our County Commissioners have
appropriated and paid out of our County Treasury
the sum Of five hundred dollars, Ostensibly for the
purpose Of sending Commissioner Holmes to Wash
49,
Railroad; therefore,
Be- It resoIoed, That We take such action as win
secure a legal investigation Of this whole Railroad
matter, so far as the interests Of the people are con-
cerned, together with the expenditures Of money
made by our County Commissioners in connection
Herewith. If legal and right, to abide by it, if
illegal and wrong, 10 be relieved therefFom.
ResoIUed, That we recommend the necessary con-
t~ributions Of money be made to defray expense Of
said legal Investigation
Resolved, That a Committee Of our citizens be
appointed, whose duty it shall be to collect and re-
ceive such contributions and make the necessary,
and most satisfactory arrangement they can, to
onsumst the object to be accomplished.
Resotrcd, That we, being cOgnizant Of al the
facts in connection with said Eve hundred dollar
appropriation, AMI the consideration received there
fof, we unanimously eO1deml the action Of our
County Commissioners in making it, believing it
TO be unauthorized unnecessary, and that there are
many more objects more commendab'e than pur-
CHASING indjridaal influence belt Whatit may with
the peoples money.
Resoired, further, That tho whole official career
Of our fellow toWnsman commissioner F. q. Holmes
has shown a want Of Judgment, consistency and a
proper appreciation Of the rights a 4 interests of
the people, which merits for him at least a speedy
retirement to private life
After some discussion participated in by Messrs.
Church, o. K. Fisher, John Barnes and others, the
above resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The Chair announced committee to receive sub
s%criptiOns to defray expenses, to consist of Messrs.
J. H.. Drain, o. h. Fisher and J. S. Minniok.
On motion, the proceedings Of the meeting were
ordered printed in the 4" Advertiser and Journal"
Meeting then adjourned.
j. R. LARKIN. Chairman.
Jouy & NryNrcK Gec'v
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06

increasing until 1853, since which time,
owing to various causes, it has not more
than held its own.
If. as many suppose, the railroad should
cross the Missouri River Of that point,
and run up the Nsmaha Valley for some
distance before taking an air line west,
then the future for Nemaha chy viii be
bright and glorious. There j. no olher
point 10 the county where the grade Of
a road would be so easy in its approach
and departure to and from the Missouri
River, as here.
There are three church organizations,
the Episcopal, Methodist and Christian,
holding regular meetings. The usual
number Of stores, groceries, saloons,
shoe shops, harness shops, blacksmith
and wagon shops, are catering to the
wants of The public, and we have reason
to know that a large business is trans-
acted at this point, and Of all the bust.
ness men there we know of none are more
busy than J.. B. Hoover, of the large,
well. filled brick store, and J.. P. Crother
0f The boot ard shoe store, or of none
more deserving the confidence of The
public, The good people of NeAaha
City increased our subscription list by
twenty new subscribers, for all of which
they have our thanks and beoFNishesmQr
their success and prosperity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
The III. 4. A. i. r. 3.

We have the report Of the Chief Engineer oil
this road before US, but too late for publication in
this issue of the paper. IL is a full and an able
report upon the character Of the country and the
route. The agricultural, timber, coal, stone and
grazing qualities of the country receive special
mention. Tho grades, crossings and filings from
Quincy bridge to BroWnyillo are all mentioned.
and tho figures given to grade, bridge and tie the
road for the whole distance. It is accompanied by
q short but clear history Of the enterprise fromits
first inception to the present time, BY PrsSidont
Davis. We will commence its publication next
week in the ADVERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
ss,6ss,a5
Liabilities.

Amount or Losses adjusted, due and unpaid
Incurred, ant in process OF adjustment lb50
Dividends dec aref AMI due and unpaid &i&
D~isitends either or cash or scrip declared
but not yet due
Ali other existing claims against the Co.
Total amount OF Losses, Claims and L.
abilities slOI ~ %
TIE greatest amount insured on any one n'h u
$4,000, but will not a. a general rule exceed Slo'"V.
The Company has no general rule a. % the smauls
allowed to be insured 10 any city, town, VILLAGE
block. being governed in this matter, in each case y
the general character Of buildings, width u sLrse@i
facilities tor pulting Out aTes, &c.
A certified copy Of the Charter or Act o. lnUfpfs-
ratlan5 as amended, accompanied apregtous statement
STATS OF NV YORK ..
City and County Of NelC-YOrk,
J MALTtN President, and JOHN D.
WASHBURH, Secretary o. the Home InsureDcs tou'
psTy. teIng seveTaliy ard duly sworn, dep3ss aoa sB'
and each for himself rays, that the foregoing Is air15
full aud correct statement Of the affairs Of Sari CCPr
ration, and that they are the above described 5a'"'
thereof.
CH4S. J. MARTIN, President
J II WASHBCRN, Se--e AZ
Subscribed and agOTB to before ne, This 1871 aaJ9
Kots1y Publ c.
Policies Issued, and Losses PAID,
by JOHN l.. CARSON. Agent, Al
BFOVVDViIias Nebraska
vI9uTQ- I'll
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
The Proceedings Of the Annual
Meeting OF the Nemaha County
Bible Society, held at the Pres.
bYtePian Church.
The PrOcee.

The citizens of RrownvilIe met at the
Presbyterian Church in this city, pur-
s0aR TO The call of the Executive Com
mIttee, Sabbath evening, Jan. 26th,
1868 a. z O'Clock p. m.
The President. Luther HoadIy, being
absent, the Vice President, R. F. Barrel,
took The Chair.
Rev. w. S. Blackburn opened the
meeting with singing aud prayer.
The minutes of the last annual meet
ing were read and approved.
On motion o. b. Hewett and J. W.,
Blackburn were appointed a committee
on the nomination of officers to serve
for the ensuing year.
The Treasurer, w. H. Hoover, then
read the following report, to.Wit:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06

Locust Grove Post Office, in Nemaha
county, Esbraska, on the mail route run.
ming from Nemaha City to Sherman, IN
Nemaha county, George c. Armstrong,
p. NJ, has been lately established by the
Department.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-06
Another INDIGNATION Meenng.

NEMAHA CRY, Reb., Feb. Sd, 1868.
EDITOR ADVERTISER II herewith transmit YOU
the proceedings Of the meeting held here on Sat-
urday, the Ist inst. This meeting was composed
of men largely representing the material interests
Of this community, irrespective Of political par
ties, or opinions for or against Railroad apprOpri-
atiOns, many friends of Commissioner F.. G. Holmes
which entities its proceedings to sOme cOnsidera-
tion.
This last FIVE hundred dollars, appropriated and
paid by his own vote TO himself, in which he did
not "stand upon the order Of bis getting" but got
it at once contrasts so foroibly with the previous,
action Of Commissioners Holmes in matters Of gen
eral interest aud vital Importance to us here, that
we proprOse to carry cut in good faith cur resOlu-
lions.