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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

Geo. Francis Train delivered his
lecture Ia Omaha, on last Thursday
evening, which he had delivered 1O7
times in as many different places since
his liberation from the English Bas-
tile. It was our good fortune to be
present The ball was filled with
those who werei en- Omaha attending
the United States District Court, and
Others. He spoke for nearly three
hours, setting forth his available
points e. q candidate for the Presiden-
cy In 1872 He wasa temperance man
and would get the temperance vote
he was for protection to home industry
as against free trade, and so would Sc
cure that interest; being the Fenian's
candidate, there was one million votes;
he was for the 18th constitution
amendment, and he could command
the negro and Chinese vote; the wo-
men would vote for him, because he
had long been the champion Of wO.
mans rights; he had the U. p. r. r. ID
hack him already, and was going t.
secure the Southern vote. AS noOthel
man could command so much strength
tna political contest, 50 no other maj
stood any chance AZ against him. He
gave us a history Of his fnancering
which sounded well, and in which
silver and gold figured sparingly. So
long Is The public could be deceived,
and made 70 believe a man had an
abundance Of the precious metals in
hissafe, any amount ofbanking could
be done upon thslF confidence. Train
ba good actor. and be hasR sufficient
knowledge Of the technical terms and
pharses used "on change, " in business
circles and political centres, tOimpresI
an average audience with the ides
that bets talented. and well read up IN
the current topics Of the day and
from his point Of view, this reputation
nsweE all the purposes Of genuine
culture and ability.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
NOTICES.
HELMBOLD's

CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRCT SARSA-
PARILLA eradicates Eruptive and Lucrative Dis
eases of the ThTOGs, Nose, Eyes, Eyelids, Scalp and
Skin, which so disfgures the appearance, Pure
ING the evil effects Of mercury and removing 81
taints, the remnants Of DISEASE, hereditary or
otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS and chill
DREN with perfect safety
Two table-spOOnfuls Of the extract Of Sarsaparil-
Ia, added TO a pint of water, is equal TO the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to a gallon OF
the Syrup Of Sarsaparilla, or the deeOctiOn as usual
~ made.
An interesting letter Is published in the Medico-
Chirurgical Review, on the suEectOf The Extract of
Sarsaparilla in certain elections, by Benjamin Ira
Vers, F. r s., & Co. Speaking of these diseases,
and diseases arising from the excess of mercury, he
states THAT no remedy is equal to the Extract of
SarsapBrilfa; its power is extraordinary, more so
than any other drug Lam acquainted with. It is,
in the strictest sense, a tonic with this Invaluable
attribute, thar it is applicable TO a state of the sys-
tenn so sunken, and yet so irritable as renders other
substance Of the tonic class unavailable or injurious.
HELMB0LDsS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA. Established upwards Of Is
years. PreparedbH
II. 7. HEIMBOLD,
may inc 54 Broadway, n. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.-In the maiS
IL OF SigmOnd seeman. Bankrupt Unls
states pistrict Court Clerks once, a. OmahA -
the 5th day ofNLay. A. n-Is8.
To whom it may e0ueerl-TaEe u0tiCe 80
mat q Petition has been. 70 wiz. on tbe ESD =
March, a. d. ED, hled in said District 49,
Slgmonqeeeuau o~fBrDWuVIle. comfy oiN
N sall Dlstrcf,Who has been heret0i0re 49,
cared Bankrupt under the Act OF Congress -
An AG 70 Establish q Uniform system c.
rnPecy Throughout Tie United State8- 49,
HAfln MA8fr ana 4s amended July lA r1
clarse and Certificate thereof rom al hsl
otler claims pr0vable under said act asa
tn 4ay or MaFs A0 IaDr Qeiock 80
nlkruptcT Tor said District a. Br0WDF4t
District. Is the time and place assigned lr
nov cause. Eauy you have, why tie IA
ala FelIOn should not Be ErauIsL 4f
ana third MEETING oftne creditors ofs4u
VII pc held attha same tine nlf place~
N-E WATSON SMlIh
CLERK oTthe U. s. Distrioi Court fr said
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
Fruit Ratsing.

Col r. w. Furnas, of BrOwnville
who spent a portion Ofthe past winter
in Washington looking after the Nor
thern SUPPLEMENTARY, but finally
surrendered to the Quakers, writes to
a friend at Nebraska City as follows
Observation-Disclosures the Quaker conflict ]
have planted this spring 1850 peach trees, l.
900 dwarf apples, pear, plum, cherries appri-
cots and nectarines; 5000 grapes, 1000 black
berries and raspberries, 5000 g~oOsebertes and
currants, $500 strawberries, 5000 apple gratis
in variety, 1,O00larch, loo box elder, and hOw-
ering shrubs tin you ean'erest.'"
If all the applicants for Indian APP
pointments who were endorsed" by
the Quakers have done as well, there
will be an immense addition to the
crop of this cOuntry.-OmGhG Repu6-
HcQn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

Indiana has ratified the 18th amend
ment 10 the constitution ofthe United
States. The Democracy tried to pre-
vent this by resigning, but failed tOac-
complish their purpose. The vote in
Senate stood q yaes and l nay II
Senators not voting. In the House
there was 81 yaes and nays none ;
Democrats refusing to vote. On the
day the vote was TO be taken, the De-
ocratic members sent to the Governor,
their designations, and before these
were accepted, the doors were locked,
and the Seargant-at-Arms brought in
the absent members, and kept them
there until the joint resolution, ratify-
ing the amendment, had passed both
Houses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

The Western World is a new month.
", published under the auspicies of
the Y. M. @. Association, at Omaha,
with the Rev. James Morris for editor.
We are well pleased wah the selection
of reading matter in the first two
numbers. 1t contains nothing secta-
rian and nothing political, in a parti-
san sense. 1t should have an extern
sive circulation in the State. The
Presbyterian, United Presbyterian,
Congregational, NJ. E. Church, Bap-
list, Lutheran and Christian Churches
have each two'directors in the Associ-
alton. Single copy, one year, so cts,
100 copies, one year, 30 cts. each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

The next annual session Of the
Grand Lodge, I. o. g. T., Of Nebras-
kR, viii be held in Portsmouth, COM
mencing OF Wednesday, the 18th day
of June, 1869. Officers and Represen-
tatives, on their arrival at PLATES
mouth, viii report Immediately to the
committee at the Lodge Room, in the
Court House, who will provide them
with homes during their stay.
Lodges are earnestly requested to
forward Immediately the names Of
their Representatives elect to the COM
mittee of arrangements.
BY order Of committee.
Committee, T. W. ShryOck. Chair
man, w. D.. Ferree, J. w. Barnes,
Mrs. NJ. J. Humphrey, Miss Laura
Davis.-PTGasm0Nfh Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

April 18th. at the residence Of J.. q. Nom,
Nenaaha City, Herbert T.. MinicK 70 Miss
At the residences az L. Il. Barnes, RichaEd-
Barnes, ESQ. Wm. 81. Larkfn. Of AsplnWan,
TO Miss SadieE. Foote, Of Richardson county.
Nebraska
So Miss Sadie IS the Lark who win make
Willie Foote the bulls hereafer. Their pros
perfty is just eommencing, and we c0ngratn-
late the happy couple upon the sensible View
they have taken ofthe object and aims oflife.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

COAL.-Mr. Tyson Of Cass county re-
ports the discovery of a four foot or
over vein of coal. The discovery is
made 10 miles above the WeepingWa-
ter Falls, and 81 miles from Nebraska
City. The quality is excellent and an
endless supply. A Mr.. Mansfield Os-
born is the owner and Mr.. Walker
is the discOYerer. The mine was dis
covered at a depth Of seventy feet.
Mr.. Walker is making arrangements
to claim the premium offered by the
State, which will amount to about
three thousand dollars. This is good
news for South Nebraska, and can be
relied upon asexactly eOrrect.-Morn-
ing Chronicle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

AT meeting Of the Directors Of the
st. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company, held on the 18th, the con-
tract sor grading, track-laying and
cross ties from the fifteen mile point,
two miles west Of Troy, to Hiawatha,
by the HiIand route, vas awarded to
Knapp & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

Mai. Loree, Of Falls City, was in
town this week. The Major is the
ri~ght-hand man in engineering the
Nemaha Valley Railroad enterprise.
He speaks as one having authority,
and Is confident that the road win be
speedily constructed. The people OF
Richardson county are anxious that
the road should be built, and admitits
great importance; and he thinks a
large majority are willing TO aid its
construction, while a few win wait
rather than incur any liability.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the cleaning Of tie stgsn
and alleys Ofthe city Of BroFFnvilhc -
dennlng j duties Of the city MaFshai Is
relaElon hereto q providing VeugAs
Tor tte Tfollrion rherGnE
a. - or1r6sed o. a. Cu Ctaaer a. o. 81 q
BrOiruut6s That II shall R he duty orthe Ou1Eg
occupant or any reaI estEfe Eiuated in The dv q
broWnFlles andthe duty Of fha Owner or alT ~
estate not occupied, ln said city. 20 clean anc kN
clean the streets ana ALLEYS borderiuE on such pUF
erty, ana on Tuesday % each week ID remOveo9
central line ofEaid streets and n1Lers. sd th1s
pt4ce the same in a pile. an putrid animaior vaf
aDle matter. ashes refuse OF coal. ehius, shaTLe
meon rnQs. and 90 ksep saeh stress a.
alleys ge1F ane free from al offensive smell.
- H6aaa - tls luV 81 De city Marsha. -
l4estrees naFc1b6en clelre1 up A. provided o. =
ne p~feceeoinE section or this o~rfinance, 20 h,
me GleanlnD o. the streets that have been dep9
on Luesday lH the center Of said streets reuqlA
ana ueposled such streets = ALLEYS a. IN =
ll1smenL OF ne MARSHAL VIII Be benefited ny
ga 1.-THE occupant Of any real estate. IN said1
% ne owner Ofany real estate not occupied
Permil the streets o. alleys bordering on SAD
ste 70 become dirty or mthy, or shall hho
ply with the 1st section Ofthie ordnance. By a4
70 clean Eha an~rn mhr- $500 - 49, mra-rrlk
she OF theyshau, on conviction thereof nnsi -
pay . said city any sum not less than I've Dor
than ffty dollars.
a It shall be ths duty OF the Marshal % -
the provisions 0ftdt5 ordnance strictly enoHA
the bnsineB pano fthe city.
as THIS ~ordinance shah Be in f0rcs on and -
is due and legal publication.
g. W. EAIRBEOTHER. Ms@
It McAaTaHTON~ cara.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

Watson, on the st. Joe & c, B. r.
r., is q mile or so east Of Sonora. It
IS q new place, with new, fine, houses,
where but eight months ago was moth
ing but a cornfeld. It is now q town
second to none in Atchison county,
aside from ROckpOrt and Phelps City.
Until last week we did not know that
such q town was even thought Of
much less Of the size we found It. II
Is surrounded by a very fertile eOun-
try, and must be a good point for q
lively railroad town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

W. J. Abbott, late Post Master at
Lincoln, Nebraska, was convicted in
the q. S. Circuit Court for Nebraska,
Of abstracting money from letters,
mailed and addressed to other parties.
His attorney filed a motion for a new
trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

NEW YORK, May 12.-The1 s6nnre's
London special says: Initial steps
have been taken foran alliance, offen-
sive and defensive, between England,
and France and Spain, against the
United States. The rejection of the Al
ALBANIA treaty the alleged hllibuster-
ing tendencies of Genaral Grants
administration and the reported con-
nivance at expeditions from the
United States against ubabeing made
the pretext, for q necessity for such al
lance.
The Tribune'sA Atlanta Ga. dispatch
says: Hon. Jas. Atkins, Republican
Senator from the 18th district, was as
sassinatedin Warren county Yesterday.
He was repeatedly warned hot to en-
ter the county though it Washis BIRTH
place and home, but payingn no atten-
ton to them, he started for homes few
days ago. On arriving st Desring sta
ton, q few miles from his residence,
his carriage met him, andin It he pro-
|ceeded hOmeWards. WheH within
two miles of his house q mn issued
from the woods close by and Iaccosted
Mr.. Atkins, who recognized him.
4nG GAAubdllOn Was AmpL4A4AF RC9Ok uCA
and accompanied by the drawing and
presenting of the assassin's pistol.
the fellow took aim and pierced the
Senator's heart with the ball, killing
him instantly. Mr.. Atkins was a
staunch Republican had many
years been q Baptist minister, and
borne an irreprOachable private char
acter. Political luminosity alone could
have prompted his assassination. He
was one of the delegates from Georgia
who visited President Grant some
weeks ago to urge q fully reconstrue-
ton for his State. He is the second
Republican member Ofthe Legislature
and the second of that body who was
murdered since the adjournment OF
Congress. BE, like DR.. Aver, has
persisted by the way side, as was re-
commended by asO-called Republican
paper of this city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

While in Omaha last week we had
the pleasure of meeting the Hon.
John Taife. He has just returned
from Washington, and looks hail and
hearty, and bids fair to spend some
time yet in his country's service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

The Mail says we are informed that
the stockholders ofthe Tribune deter
mined at their meeting last evening
to abolish the office of managing edit
or, and that Mr.. Hazard will be in
charge of the office during the day,
and Mr.. Whitlaw Reed, at night.
Mr.. Young thus loses his position, but
is not removed frOmit. Letters which
left San Francisco on the evening of
9Th. were distributed at the Post Office
before 8 o'clock this A. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

No. 2ofthe Beatrice Clarion is on our
table. It has a bright clear face, and
contains choice reading matter. We
congratulate the people of Gage coun-
ty, that they have so good a newspa-
per in which to advertise their resour-
ces and improvements.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

CHICAGO, May 17-Reports from
Iowa say that the wheat crop never
looked so well as now. The extent of
the growing crop is very large, vary
ing from % to 100 per cent broader
than last season, and many farmers
will even harvest ten acres where
they did one last year. Corn plant
ing has also been very general.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
DRY GOODS mARKET.

Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by
OODS&CLOTHLNG REGULATOR
Calico, IlcdI2c. A
Heavy Yard wide MuSlins, 15c.
Muslin, second, 2cG16
Bleached Muslins, yard wide, I0cG9.
Cotton Delaine, pc
An Wool Deiaine, 4Oc.
Shawls,6 7-fSj, 8.
Plaid Flanneis, SO. r-a 5000
Plaid Flannels, 3N50c.
BalmOral skirts. 81 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
MARKET.

Corrected weekly for the AdvertiseFby
GOODs&C LOTHING REGULATOR
Business Goats from R4912
Business Suits, IS.
OvercOatS, s. q
Cassimere Pants, e. 59d5.
Cassinet Pants, goa 50.
Vests from Is cts. to 81 Is.
Ovsrshirts, best, 81 -
OVershirts, second best. 81
OVershirts, from IS cts. to 81 >
Undershirts, from 80 cts. to
Drawers, from 50 cts. 70 -
Buckskin Gloves best, 81 d
Sheepskin Gloves, 50 cts.
SheeDSkfu Mitts. 50 cts,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
AN ORDNANCE

IN relation 70 Theatres, shows, &C.,
En- Bs0 ordataed bB Ge ca d1acH or s euy a.
hg4Eraes Inot any person or persons who shall
eAnl0L or participate In exhibiting. for Gain or
pronfs In the city Of Br0WnTille, any theatrical uer-
fOrnlance ofany kind or description. any Shows q
puppets wax figures, meuagerfes. caravans or coi-
lection ofantnals, any performances 0fauT feats 81
tum1ungs rope OF wire dancing, balancing. slighf Of
nand OF tnekSQflegerdemain, or any circus or nat
ural OF arti1ciai curiosity or deception. or represGa-
taton o. any kind whatever eitherreal or fcfdOgs
or any musical concerto or musical performance OF
any kllq Whatever. OF any other exhibition orshoH
IOf enSn 9mpenSatiom OF money IS charged nF de-
manqeds except lectures on scientific. hiStoric. be-
nefotens or literary subjects and the apparatus for
~ elciaIon ofLhe same, ana specimen OF the
l1e aruas without license therefor, made out. attes-
teQs signed and sealed, shall for each offence. on
CONVICTION thereof before the Mayor. forfeit and
pay any sum not exceeding fifty dollars.
az The Mayor Of the ty IS hereby authorized 70
grant license for The exhibition Ofpublic shows. as
eQrealdy oIany menegerle. caravan or collection
q animals OF cIrcuss on the payment into the city
treasury o1the sum Of not less than ten, nor more
thanhfy dollars, for each days exhibition OF per
tQrmance. And Tor ali other shows and exhibitions
above enumerated, for each days exhibition or per-
lormAnce, notlesSthan tive nor more than twenty
dollars, tooe liked and determined a. the discretion
Ofthe Mavor.
3 g.. This ordinance shan take effect ana be in
force nom and afteF its due and LEGAL publication.
CIV. FA1RBR0THER, Mayor.
J.C A~CNAUGHToN Clerk. Oh
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
THE MARKETS.
MARKnTs.


The money market IS easy. BANKERS are
supplying customers freelyat l0per cent. per
annum on cali. N0 Effx#
GoLD-Fluctuates Between I369F39.
WHEAr-Quoted at III@I Is. Operators
have uoaconhdenee mat the prices win con-
tinue, and are dealing cautiously.
CoRN-Market quiet. No. l. In store, sales
cash at So. New 6rm at 5795&.
BUTrER-Weak at 15925,
EGGs.4Quoted at 1S9I4
LUMBER.-Market active and prices adyan-
cling.
DRY GOoDs-Market active at unchanged
prices. The raw materials IS firm at4SA for
Midling Uplands.
GROCERKs@Sugars and Cohees are firm.
should gold rule high long, prices wiz adj
vance. Other goods withoutquotable change.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

NEW YORK, MayI7.- White Mon
day was celebrated by the German
citizens enthusiastically, the feature
Of the day being the grand concert of
the North Eastern SaDgerpund,
Union Park, in which 500 voices and
over thirty societies participated, and
which was attended by nearly 10000
people, and also gymnastic sports at
Jones' Woods
Mr.. Annabelle, one of the persons
taken of the schooner Lizzie Majors
by a Spanish vessel of wal and inn
prisOned at Havan and subsequently
released at the ~intercessiOn ofthe Brit
ish Consul. has made q sworn state
ment before u. S. Commissioner
Shields, in which he claims damages
for Imprisonment and that our govern
ment should take action in the matter
Several Deputy U. S. Marshals, who
attempted to take possession Ofan illic-
il still in Little street Brooklyn, to-day
were assaulted and two severely beat
en- by a crowd of seven hundred resi-
dents ofthe vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

w. D. Scott, Of RuIo, gave us a call
this week. He Is largely interested in
the affairs of the Trunk Railroad Com
paHy. he is very sanguine as to the
ultimate success Of this enterprise.
meetings are being held, and work
being done in the several precincts of
Richardson county, TO cur a favor
able result upon the proposition sub
mitted to the people for county aid.
Mr.. Scott thinks when the peopleOf
Richardson county fully understand
that the aid asked for viii be honestly
appropriated to the building Of the
road, then the electors viii vote for
the issuing of the bonds. Nh. Scott is
an active and energetic man. We no
tice that he Is fencing his lands near
Longs Bridge, in this county, consis-
ting Of nearly two thousand acres, and
intends putting I'm about two hun
dTed acres In corn the present season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

The President has decided to appoint
Hon. Ben. Wade one of the Govern
ment Directors of the Union Pacific
Railroad, vice Gen. ]. D. Webster, Of
Chicago resigned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20

Col. Hinman Rhodesis announced
as the editor Of the literary depart
ment Of the Tecumseh Gazette. The
Colonel is a live, energetic man, and
win, no doubt, furnish spicy reading
in his department Of paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
AN ORDINANCE


Denning the dates Of the city Marshal ana
his compensation.
RI Be q 0rddilo1 by nc CfB Council Of a. en- o.
brOtgnut1s, That the Marshal shall be the chief min
Btsrial ofhcer Ofthe city, he shall be q eonservat6r
out process al persons who, within his view. com
nit any crime or misdemeanor. or violate anv or
dinance Of said city ana take them before the Nay
or ana Qeta1n them IN custody until the enuae ~
8uch arrest has been INVESTIGATED. not longer how-
eyer tnan a reasonable inc suppress ar breacheg
oLLne peace WlL1ln his KNOWLEDGE nd III neceesarv
al 20 ms aq the power Offhe city. pursue and com-
III = lalt Al 1el0ns, persons guilty Of m~isdemean-
otas or Violations or Ordinances Of ne CITY. ha mail
- fssurn al process directed 20 him BY
me A-ayOr or by order Oftbe City Council. either ID
person Or BY deputy attend upon and preserve or
eern ne Mayors court, prepare the City Council
IOOm ior the nOloing OF meeting by arranging.
warming ana ugnting the same, and be present At
az meetings ofthe Council and he shall perfOm
slcn oLner duties as Is provided bV the 18th section
0Ithe ely Charter, and as shall be required from
Ilme 70 time BY the City Council and All OF the dn-
ties - prescribed in the several ordinances passed
ton % his duties a. Marshal, also DISCHARGE TIE du-
ues that are usually performed By street C0mmis
q. The Marshal sbaIlrecefve for HIS sarr7fao4 -
Marshal ard Street COMMISSIONS the monfhI-
general fund.
"a The Marshal shah make a monthly repor4 n
ne council OLh1s dOlngs, setting forth the number
Of arrests under city ordinances ne ru,on~f ~
money hehas received and from whaf sonrce a1d
1.-THE same belongs to the city. pay overfh same 81
the CITY Treasury as least once each month
&c cNAueIrrox. der. 4sS9
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-20
Manhood. How Lost, How Restored.

AGTTR~ Just published, q new edition of DR..
AAtHE bCulverwell's Celebrated Essay on the
- radical cure without medicine) of
SpermatOrrh0a, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,
ImpOtency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, I'M
pedimentS TO Marriage, etc; also, Consumption, Ep-
hepsy, and Fits, induced by self indulgence or sexu-
al extravagance.
"a Price in a sealed envelope. only s cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from q thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences Of self
abuse may be radically cured without the danger
Gus use OF internal medicine or the application Of
the knife: pointing out q mode of cure al once sim
pie, certain and ~efectuaI, b. meanS Of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
re- This lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain envelope
postpaid, on the receipt Of SIX cents, on two postage
stamps. Also, DR.. C~uIvefweIls Marriage Guide
price . cents. Address the publishers.
= sf.t-.T CHAs J. KLINE Co,
R40y IL BOwery, New York, T. o. 1856.