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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
announce to the residents Of Richmond and
visitors from the country who wish to save money
that If they will call at
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
(Joseph Strause's,)
and examine the large and beautiful stock of
DRY GOODS
now offering they will be convinced that l am
selling goods at
AsToN1sH1SGLY Low PRICES
PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth 25c.;
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
ut CSC. worth 37sc.;
sATIN-sTRIpED GRENADINE at size. worth
Goc.:
MOZAMBIQUE at CSC, cheap at &c.;
COLoRED BAREGE, for dresses, very fine, at
3lc. worth 5oc.
Fine ALL-WoOL DELAINE. every color, at
37Ac. worth Soc.
MUsLIN-DE-LAINE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGAND1ES, JAG
COMETS, FRENCH CAMBRlC, &c, at half
their value;
Yard-wide BLACK SILK at $1.a72 worth not less
than So;
Heavy REP SILK at $l.7c, cheap at sS;
Ladies, BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and Pa
RASOLS at $3.50, cost everywhere else S2.7S;
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, SHEETING, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC G1NG-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS KEN
TUCKY JEANS, CORsETs, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &C., ut such
low figures that DEFY COMPETITION.
A call is what ask from one and all. BE careful,
and come to the right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets
jy27 1oSEfh o1nAooI'
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T UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.-The
4 4 subscribers keep always on hand large stock
OF LUMBER OF every description. Mahogany,
PLANK, and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokcs, &C., of their OWN manuiacture. Having
the controlling interest In the best mill In the state,
located in virgin pine and oak forest, viii contract
to furnish on reasonable terms timber Of all sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand large supply
OF BALkD FORAGE (hay and oatsl. We occapy
the whole canal street front from Fifth 10 Sixt
streets. Give us a call before buying elsewhere.
lie is---3n* TRUMAN A. PARKER & co.
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RicEmond Dispattt.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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ZINE SUMMER DRINK.-ZETELLE
II Las a Gpa or ARE,r nj the low price of Sl.bo
per gallon and dfty cents per bottle. by me bafrei
at lower rates, ~ e-sS
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A CARD.-PERIODIC S. A.
n SMITH No. 3 Broad near Foushee street,
raIiy that she keeps constantly on hand the POPU-
LAR PERIODICALS, DAILY and WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED and NEWSPAPERS, SCHOOL,
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C., &C., which she Of
fcrs at prices she feels viii give entire salts
faction.
ortnJ an IG-gtk
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~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
HOME OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS.
JOHN :, EpwAERSss yEs rrss,asnt; ,<at ,.on.
Gis GGWisxs: " il: SMITH i. p MSdisal Examiaer;
56HS IL 6 cANcttAif i. NcctthifBoKNE bGas General Agent
John Enders William F. TAYLOR, Samuel i :: Cot
f-,.l John Purcell, Charles 7. Worttf1m, W iiiain
Wits, Jr., Ed. a. Smith, Thomas D, r. Exahs' jas
fdSards. \. y. Stokes, J. B. Norton X; n. Dte-
rrilAa william II. Palmer, David !. Burr Henry h;
: Tardv, W. Il. Ci,alkley, j. w; Allison, George
: Palmer Thomas D. 9darleSi III g. eaoe srio, II ..
o,sGC&S MI Join ,,, g mii"ms sssass h George L. BID
good Satubt'' NJ Price.
dividend paid to poiicy-hoiders at end of sscond
wear in 1869, forty per cent. =,
The success of this company has exceeded all
conducted upon legitimate life insurane" princi-
lis aim has been 10 exercise special care IN the
s,IertioD II risks, the St~fHteI cconony ana 40
>yr'c security In the investment Of its accumua-
fg1ps. The extreme responsibility. Of the COM
u4nv tcsttcs 10 this safe and prudent Course In the
care Of the sacred funds confdcd.
rpeciai features, that should lead All 20 insure
IN ltc O. npauv. An investigation OF It's plans and
merits will leave no one in doubt, and all VIII re-
rrrf insurance elsewhere.
Annual dividends on life policies, commencing
=, end Of first wear and one-third loan on profits
No notes required for premiums. All policies
6uu-forfcitabic.
30 restrictions on travel or residence outside
'hr tropics.
special protection to married women and chill
trrn. under charter.
No extra rate OH females.
IL investments are made securely, for the benefit
pl the polCy-h0ldcrS. -
&G;ENTS' Y ANTED EVERYWHERE.
an ll-lm
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CEILING OFF SELLING Off.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS!

All VINO WISH 10 Duy bargains would do well to
call at Z. STAuSE'S, No. 1.l1 MAIN STREET.
am selling off my whole stock of SUMNER
GOODS at and below cost In order to lay In my
FALL and WINTER STOCK by the lst OF Sep
tember. You will find nice assortment OF La
dies Dress Goods, Lawns at!12ac., Mozambiques at
l6c. and 25c., Bareges, Alpacas at 33c., Poplins,
White Linen Table-Cloths Mt so. rs, and SIC. -
Great bargains in Boys and Mems Wear-such
as Cassimcres, Satincts- Kentucky Jeans, Hosic-
ries, Flannels Shawls from 81 upwards and a
great many more cheap articles too numerous to
mention.
Call early and secure some Of these great bar
gains at 2. STRAUSE'S,
au 4-3w No. B11 Main street.
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TOR NEW YORK.-The new IsEsS
Il and elegant sdc-wheel steamship ssaHlsxsf
NIAGARA, Captain BLAKEMAN, will leave her
wharf ut Rockets on FRIDAY: August Goth, at2
O'Clock Z. NJ. Freight received until l o'clockP.
NJ. Fare, Sl2; steerage 49, For freight or pas
sage, having elegant accommodations, apply to
WILLIAM G.. DUNHAM Il CO.,
HI ls-at corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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DRY GOODS.
DUcKwALL q R6 Roqss, 5sSs NAN srn !, -,
AUGUST 1e, 1869.
MORE NEW GOODS.

just received per steamers Saratoga and Isaac
Bell handsome shipments of AUCTION BAR
GAINS.
Domestics of all kinds, Prints, l2c. Switches.
3oc. Misses MOROCCO Shoes. 81 elegant Sash Rib
hons, Perfumery, Corsets, Envelopes and Paper .
the best Handkerchiefs and Hosiery. Ladies'
Shoes. Misses and Children's Shoes /: Dress Goods
and Straw Goods ut any price Cassmcres, Car
per dozen. #..t aul7
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

r11uE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1889.
ALL POLICIES NON-FOKFEITABLE.
HALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT
STATEMENT:
Policies in forcc.... soo ooo
Assets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Low, Ooo
Annual Income. sN0' ooS
Losses PAD. '''''''''' ''
". II. PEUKHAN, President;
". r. HOOPER, Secretary;
l.. MCADAM, Actuary;
q. 4. FUDICkER, superintendent
DIRECTORS:
General John A DIX:
". Wi!kcns. Of Wilkcns Co.;
George T. Hone, President Continental Fire In
surancc Company;
Hon James Harper, of Harper Brothers;
John J. Crane, President Bank OF Repuphc'
". VI. VcrInilyc, of Vermilye Co.. bahkers'
Hon George Opdyke- eX-Mayor OF New 1 orh
Aaron Arnold Of Arnold Constable co. ana
othcrs. ISAAC HUTZLER,
General Anon, for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office No. 9o2 Main street.
DR.. j. G.. CABELI Medical Examiner. ia
FOR TOBACCoNIsTS.
I ICORICE-LICORICE.-We are now
r. Is. STICK LICORlCE,
De ROSA LICORlCE,
g. & F. MASS LiCORICE,
Xxx LICORlCE,
f.! sale at New York prices. :,,.
HARVEIS & WILLIAMS,
t"l-ln Importers Agents.
TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
GCM-siftcd, In barrels; sesx
TOEQUA BEANS-twenty-fvc and hfty-pouno
boxes; -. -. =
SWEET OiL-pure quality, in patent cans OF
five gallons each.
For sale by HARVEYs & WILLIAMS.
Jy2l-lm Importers Agents.
lCORICE-FREsH DEPORTATION.
IL &c. CO. i. c. co.
Quality supcrlor-iuSt coming In store. ,,o
lAEVEYS & WILLIAMS,
ly2i-lm Importers Agents.
COMMISSIONER OF ID f Il d s, DC,
~ NEW Y0Hk.-Jaying been recently ap.
pointed and qG,liHcr am prepared TO serve Is Ine
Gubic as Commissioner of Deeds &c;d eory tor Nc"
York, In Virgin a. J. j.. APPERSON.
aG H-H tO.IJlG Main and Eleventh Streets
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y The boats Of IF the JAMES RI: -
YER AND KANAWUA CANAL COMPANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly ut u NJ: on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected Oh delivery or prepaid; at ths
option Of the shipper. Every facility possible VIII
sumcd to deliver down freight Si'ewherc than ut
my Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered TIL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
dc IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. A.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. SIsNI
The JAMES RIVER TOWING AND TRANS
PORTATIDN COMPANY are prepared to exc
cute TOWING and LIGHTERING TOBACCO,
SALT, and all other MERCHANDISE, LuM-
BER, and WOOD to and from City Point Peters,
burg, Norfolk and all landings on james river.
For freight, applyto
JOHN ID. HARVEY, President,
Commercial Block; or to
JAMES +. RIDDICk, Secretary.
u. :. LEFFLER, Agent,
Office No. 20ld Dock
between Twentieth and Twcnty-ilrst streets.
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HOME OFFICE, 1914 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
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CEMENT.


ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-2W barrels
IL, Fresh ROsENDALE CEMENT just re-
ceived for sale by
au IL A. 3. LEE.
ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-Having been
III appointed agents at this place Of the NEW
ARK AND ROSENDALE CEMENT COMPA-
NY, we offer to the trade continuous supply OF
this celebrated and GENUINE ROSENDALE
CEMENT.
my 26--Sm TALlAFERRO IL w.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, TEACH
" ERS, and others, will find at No. 1913 Main
street rull stock Of goods, such as
SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES,
PENS, INK, BONNET BOARDS, &c.
BLANK BOOKS for banks, clerks, and mer-
chants made to order at short notice.
aul3-dSw j. w. RANDOLPH & ESGLlSH.
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7 WALL TURNER, BOOKSELLER,
- STATIONER, AND SEWSDEALER, lila
MAIN STREET, has on hand large anu well
selected stock OF .oxrs ,,ooxy,
ENVELOPES,
PAPER,
INKS,
PENS,
PENCILS.
FANCY ARTICLES, &C., &C.,
which viii be sold very cheap for cash. 49,,
MAURY'S tsecond editionl PHYSICAL sUh-
vEY OF VIRGINIA. Mailed 20 any ADDRESS
for 81. ~,ru,sp.
Also on hand. all OF the leading y, NEW sfAy a.
PERS. PERIODICALS, MAGAZINES, &C., OF
New novels always received as soon as issued sy
the publishers. ms -
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SHIPPING.

EOR BALTIMORE E.-SteamerSS1sJ
L STATE OF MARYLAND will Szssssss
leave her wharf SATURDAY, August 2lst, at 2
O'Clock Z. NJ. Freight received up to Ii O'Clock
z. NJ. For freight or passage. apply to
a,l oo-ot HARVEYS 4 WILLIAMS.
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EORGIA II O VI Il INSURANCE
NE COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
Is5:
{ AIlTAI...
j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
y. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
VlNE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
/ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.

THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.

GENERAL BANK aud COUNTING-H0USE
STATIONERY of all kinds.
BLANK BOOKS made 10 order In any style or
bindirp and ruling. au l6-eOd3m
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oE siasmsI pHiLADEmrhiAmdh J. : fKEEIl C,ntale ggA
PACE, now lying at her berth In the DOCK, Will
receive freight Tor the above port till FRIDAY
the Goth instant ut II o'clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk nc moderate rates. Passage to Philadcl-
phia, including meals and statcroom. IS.
w. p. PORTER, Agent.
au l9-2t Ollce No. 2i25 Dock street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
TITLE.

The purchaser paying the full amount Of the p1r
chase money for the lands purchased at such sale
the Treasurer Of said county will deliver a receipt
and a duplicate receipt, containing absorption OF
the land sold, and an acknowledgment OF the pay
ment of the purchase money, and on presentation 81
either Of which TO the Governor at any m afterh If
teen days from Gate of such receipts, he snail exc
cute the purchaser a title to said land, in fee simple
from the said State, and the delivery Of q deed, on
the surrender TO such Governors the other receipt.
And to purchasers, purchasing on credit, the said
Treasurer viii execute in duplicate, Zone OF which
shall be retained for the use Of the State, after being
signed bythe purchaserD q contract OF sale Tor the
land purchased, conditioned that upon the payment
Of the unpaid purchase money, and the interest
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 committed upon the land therein des-
cribed, that no timber shall be cut thereon, except
necessary hreWOQd Of the occupant Of such land,
and for Improvements thereOn; and in case default
shall be made in the payment Of the interest or
principaE, or any part thereof, or Il any such COndt
lions shall be broken, that then the lands therein
described shall be surrendered by the purchaser, his
heirs or assigns, with the improvements thereon, to
the State, aRdsaid contract shall Devoid and Of no
effect.
Dated BrOwnViHe, Neb- May nth, 1859.
NJ M. HACKER,
BIT County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Last year, in discussing the propo-
sitio1 Of giving aid to the Brownville
a TT Kearney Railroad, we endeav-
ored 10 show that a three mill tax
levied every year for twenty years,
would more than pay the principal
and Interest Of the bonds asked for,
and In estimating the valuation Of the
county each year during that time,
with Railroad running through the
county west, we put down the valua-
tf0nf for 1869 at $50, 900, and nearly all
who were opposing the proposed aid,
aid Ne were villa and extravagant In
ouf calculation. We now come with
our proofs to show that, notwithstand-
ing the measure was defeated, still the
valuation exceeds our "wild esti-
mates.D It beiug now $2,6S7, 9O4,
which Is less by $l,0O0,0O0 than it
would have been had there been a
clear majority in favor Of issuing the
bonds. Men who have the good ofthe
county at heart will repent if they
have not already, Of their opposition
20 that enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

EBoWNyTILE, May 10, 1859.

N" ~ 49, A0@a
Pursuant to adjournment the meet
ing convened With a fun houae Jchn.
u. Carson IN the Chaif, j il. B6eady,
Secretarv.
COMMITTEES appointed at last session.
through s. n. Rich, Chairman, made
their report, which on motion Of Jonas
Crane, was received. DeForest Porter
moved to adopt the report, and accept
amendment Of Jonas Crane, to read
and adopt by paragraphs, which
amended motion carried.
Secretary read first paragraph, to-
wit; "Your committee recommend
that the County Commissioners Of
Nemaha county, Nebraska, submit to
the legal voters Of said county, a
proposition to issue County Bonds in
the sam of $4,000, with eight per
cent. interest, payable intwentyyesrs,
to be issued, used and expended as the
work on the Trunk Railroad progress
es in said county, and to aidsuch work
therein"
Unanimously adopted in a storm of
enthusiasm.
Secretary read the second paragraph:
"That such Bonds be issued as a
loan to the Railroad Company, amply
secured, to be paid to the said county
by the Company in twenty years,
without interest" slg
On motion to adopt, an exciting dis
cussion ensued, in which Furnas, Nc
Pherson, Porter, Rich, Pollock, Hew-
EFT, Crane and FairbrOther, took lead
ing parts. Some declared and argued
that outright donation is the cheapest
to the county, and is the true policyi
and that which is now universally
adoptedin such movements elsewhere.
Others stood immoveably opposed to
either donation or loan, without in
terest; while the creator number IA
vored the paragraph as read.
Motion to adopt put by the Chair
man, and was carried through full
vote by a most decided and earnest
majority.
Secretary read third paragraph.
On motion Of o. B. Hewett, the fol-
lowing was substituted, and unani-
mously adopted.
ResoIoed That said loan Of $3.50, 600
be expended as follows: $500 per
mile when one or more miles is gra-
ded in said county; $500 per mile
when one or more miles is tied and
ironed in said county and the balance
Of said loan to be payable to the Com
pany when the rollingstock is put up
on said road through said county,
On motion the following was unah-
imously carried:
Resolved, That acommittee of three
be appointed to confer with like conn
mitties from other points within the
county, to present the Railroad enter
prise to the Commissioners Of Nema-
ha county; Chairman accordingly APP
pointed r. w. Furnas, w. II. Hoover,
and z. w. Bedford.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN L. CARSON, Chm.
J. III. broadly, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
AN ORDINANCE
For licensing and regulating Omnibuses,
hacks carriages, drays and ether vehicles
within the efrV NJ RrnrvnwfHR

For licensing and regulating Omnfbuses,
hacks, earriagesi drays and other vehicles
W1thinfh city 0fBrOWnTilie.
al ordained 6y ne CTV O5unen Of ne evg
Or BrQNlgtDe That any person wishing to run any
2mnlDlss macs carriage, or any other vehicle for
sne IranspOrtauon or cOnveyance Of travellers or
passengers or baggage within the city Of Brown
teEing into sacl business as Aforesaid, procure q H.
eense nom the Mayor Ofsaid city for q term OF one
year, ana every person who shah attempt to run or
use any omnibus, hack, carriage or other vehicle as
aforesaid for the purpose Ofgain, without first OBJ
LA.ahlg sacn incense SnaLforfeit and paytOs said city,
with costs Ofsuit ID the proper action any sum not
exceeding five dollars for each violation.
- whenever any person shall produce to the
i've dollars, as paid in the street fund Of tie civ.
the Mayor shall issue q license to such person, duly
atteSted, cOuntersigned and numbered by the CITY
Clerk. Which license shall entitle thu person so
applying To run one hack, omnibus. carriage or We
earrattgge oF vehicle said license money shall be in
"a That whenever any person shall desire TO be
eomea common carrier or drayman or expressman
or goods of any description from place TO place.
within said city, such person may BY paying 70 the
treasurer OF said city tor the use OF the street fund
the sum often dollars for each cart, wagon. draV or
vehicle To be used insueh business obtain hOm the
And any person who shall keep, maintain or use as
a common carrier any dray, cart, wagon, or other
ing the owners Ofsuch vehicles, within said city.
for hire or profit, without first having obtained a II
forfeit and pay TO said city, with cost Of1rosecutioD
any sum NOT exceeding i've dollars for each and sv-
ordinance shall be void.
% Every person, as soon as they shall obtain IL
csnse as provided IN the whole proceeding sections
Ofthis ordinance, shall cause the number Of mis- liz
cense % oe lalriy painted in some conspicuous place
on rs OMNIBUS, mack carriage, dray, cart. wagon
orother vehicle, aud 50 continue the same. under
nepenalty Ofone dollar, to be paid to the city for
each day he shall use such vehicle without being 40
numbered, to be collected with costs OF suit "a i'm
other cases.
96. II shaH be the duty ofthe Marshall to make
complaint against all persons violating any of the
provisions Of this ordinance.
This ordinance snail be IN force and take Of
rect nom and after its legal publication.
9. W. EA1RBROTHFR. Mavor.
&c. McNAUGHTON, clerk. GH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13


Heretofore Chicago, by her superior
system Of railroads converging from
every part Of the West to her grain
cries aud ELEVATORS, has become the
great grain mart Of the North West.
Meetings have been recently held in
81 Louis and New Orleans to devise
Joeans for The reception Of grain and
cheaper fFeights to New York by way
Of the Mississippi river and the ocean
than overland through Chicago. We
are glad something is being done to
relieve the farmers Of the North-West
Of the enormous tariff Of middle-men
betWeen The producer and the consul
mer. stIIl e appears TO US that the
proposed cure Is but a continuance of
the evils complained Of in another di-
rection. What we really need is to
bring our market to Nebraska. Man
ufaeture what we need On our own
sod, from the raw material so abund-
ant In our own neighborhoods; bring
the artifcer and manufacturer Of
prints. cloths, iron. steel, glass. crock
cry, sugar, boots, shoes, Feady-made
clothing, agricultural implements,
sewing machines, and other articles Of
industry here, and here feed them,
and save transpoTtation both upon the
manufactured articles and the raw
material. Such cure would be per.
manent and the country prosperous
Then. instead Of building up Chicago,
s. Louis or New York, we would
build up Nebraska erect a common.
wealth within her geographical limit.
second 70 none in the Union fol
wealth. industry, infnence. science,
morals, and good gOvernment,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

The following from the assessment
rolls OF Nemaha county for the year
1889 wasfumished us by J. NJ. Hacker,
our County Clerk. No better evidence
Of the prosperity Of the county could
be given than this exhibit Of the val
uation Of her personal and real prop
erty, as compared with the previous
year. The towns and the country
alike; have prospered beyond our an
tcipatiOn. New farms have been
opened up; residences and business
houses have been erected and compile
ted; trade has more than doubled,
allincreSsiSS Shevaluation of Improperly
In the county I'm n year, nearly
s., OO0,O 600, as the following win more
clearly show:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
IN BANKRUPCrY.

NBANKRUPTCY.-In the mattel
or 5lgm0nd SeemaR Bankrupt. United
states District Court clerks once, a Omaha, q
the 3th DAY 81 May, A. ID. fEm.
10 H49m U may eoncern-Iaks notiee hsIe0yi
March, "A. ID. Ie4, fled fn said Disfrict Cont by
accomplishment ofBrownvfie, county Of Nema6A
~ .lu Dlatfict VINO has been heret0f0re duly q
SAa.o! 5ankraPt un1er tbe Act Of Cougress eltla
Al ACT 70 HtaDllSh q Uniform system Of BanE.
I4pcy throughout tire United States apprEA
4elcn - 49, and ~ Gmended July I8G- or -.
charges and CertihcHt8 1deraR. fDm an his debsaud
o1ner claims prOvable under said act. and hat4
an gay 0l44y 80 80 AT o'clock A NJ =
Bankruptcy Tor said District 81 BroWnVnle, In SO
Dssrch, - the time ana place assiZned FOR hsan8
sny@ cause mauy TQnlavc, Why the Prayer Of ~,
s-lS rs4lon Should DOT De HauteL The s
ana tnlftmeeunB 0ffhe Cfaditon ofsaid EnnkEF
VIII be held az the same time ana place.
III WATSON SMITH,
clerk oItne II. 81 DEfric1 Unnrr rr so District
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Last Wednesday a gold check for
$1,000 was presented at Washington
to Sergeant Robinson who prevented
Payne from killing Secretary Seward,
for his conduct in the affair. The
money was sent by the citizens of Ne
vada through the Clerk of the Senate.
Robinson was, after considerable
search, found to be a clerk in Quarter
masters Department there, and the
presentation was made in due FORM