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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

In recent opinion of Judge Paine,
in the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in
a auuestion involving the right of coun-
ties, &C., to levy taxes in aid of the
building of railroads, OCCURS the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Railroads are the great public high
ways of the world, along which the
gigantic currents of trade and travel
Continually pour-highways, cOmpar-
ed with which the most magnificent
highways Of antiquity dwindle into
insignifcence. They are the most
marvellous invention of modern times.
They have done more to develOpe the
resources, to stimulate the industry,
reward the labor, and promote the
general comfort and prosperity of the
country than any other, and perhaps,
than all other more physical causes
combined. THERE'S not man woman
or child, Whose interest or comfort is
not in some degree subserved by them.
They bring to our doors the prOduc-
tions of the earth. They enable us to
anticipate and protect the seasons.
They scatter the productions OF the
press and of literature broadcast
through the country with amazing
rapidity. There is scarcely q want
wish or aspiration of the human heart
which they do not in some manner
help to crafty. They promote the
pleasures Of social life and of friend
ship, they bring the skillful physician
swiftly from a distance to attend to
the sick or wounded, and, enable the
absent friend 70 be present at the bed
side of the dying. They have
more than realized the fabulous con-
ception of the eastern Inauguration,
which pictured the Geneii as transport
ing inhabited palaces through the air.
They take q train Of inhabited palaces
from the Atlantic coast and with
marvellous sWiftness deposit 1t on the
shores washed by the Pacific seas.
In war they transport the armies and
supplies Of the government with the
greatest eelerity, and carry forward,
as it were on the wing OF the wind,
relief and comfort those who are
stretched bleeding and wounded on the
field of battle.
And yet, Notwithstanding all these
tremendous results, Notwithstanding
the States, counties, towns and cities
of the country, fully appreeiating theiE
importance, have been bending all
their energies 10 the construction OF
these esehighways-nOtwithstanding the
General Government has donated vast
taacts of its domains to aid the object
we are now told that the public has
not sufficient interest in the cOnstruc-
ton Ofa railroad to sustain an exercise
Of the taxing power, because forsooth.
in executing the great public work
the State has made use of the agency
of a private corporation, and left to II
comparatively petty and unimpOrtanl
profit to be derived from the actual
operation of the road! confess that
such a conclusion is 50 utterly in con-
f1ict with what I had supposed to be
the settled law-so inadequate to what
seem to me the real merits of the great
question involved, that it is a matteI
of astonishment that it could have
adopted by any mind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

if the article is not very full, but for
that very reason so much the better
a black silk sack, and a awhat-you-may-
call It to fill out with and you have
the essentials. Then with the addition
of certain flub-dubs, the style is com-
plete.
We rather like the style. We sup
pose, however, that our admiration is
accounted for on the general principle
that humanity is prone to look with
more than indulgence upon the sur
rOundings of the central object Of our
devotion. But philosopher would,
no doubt, define this tender sentiment
Of the heart as a prejudice Of the
grOsser mind. en
But we have wandered lr0ar our
Tobacco Box, ahdn0W are eadmonished
that our space is full, SO that the sweet
delights and fot1d "reminiscences Of
earlier years awakened while under
the delightful influence Of either navy,
golden thread. or any other variety of
the delicious weed, must be postponed
to another time. IS
But this much we are determined to
say, before relinquishing the subject.
That when one of these hearty chew
ers deposits an even handful upon.
the pavement, after no farther use for
it, and we, or, what is still worse,
some one of our lady friends, happen
to step upon the yielding and slip
perry mass, the feelings Occasioned
thereby are anything but pleasant.
For one is not sure what is the real
nature of the substance beneath the
feet; and this state of suspenee and
uncertainty is, to say the least, con-
fOundedly disagreeable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

A CALIFoRNIAN's IDEA OF GREEN
BACKS. "A. ID Richardson, in a
California letter to the New York
Tribune, tells the following story
The HOstest at a house where din
ed the other day came to California
when a mere child. She remembers
absolutely nothing of her cid home.
''DO you really use pennies in the
States ?'' she asked. ''Yes." ''They
are made of copper are they not ?'
YES" ''Have you any greenbacks
with you ?1 never saw but one, and
I have forgotten how that looked.
/ succeeded in fishing up from the
bottom of q pocket one crumpled
twenty-five cent note OF Odr postal
currency. She turned It over with a
keen curiosity. ''It seems to me very
strange that this should be money y
she said. ''It don't look llIte money -
"What does it look like ?" "Well, %
(hesitatingly, and with the. utmost
sincerity ,"-it-looIIs- like-a label
for an oyster can! ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The 50. Joseph & Nebraska Valley
Railroad Company, which proposes
TO build a road from RuiO. Neb., TO
Lincoln, a distance OF eighty-ffve
miles, and perhaps, eventually, be-
yOHd Lincoln forty miles 20 Columbus
on the Union Pacific Railroad, ninety
miles from Omaha, are trying 10 se-
cure the use Of the st. JOeseph &
Council Bluffs Railroad, from q point
opposite RnlO TO st. Joseph. If this
arrangements can be made the c0mpa-
ny viii try to cOmplete ten miles Of
their road west of Rulo this season
SO. Joe Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

LEAvEHWORTH, August AT the
meeting held by the Land League ON
the Neutral Lands, speeches were
made by Hon. Sidney Clark and Others.
Resolutions were passed unanimous
" denOuncing James +. Joy and the
United States Senate, asking Ross and
P0merOy to resign their seats, cutting
loose from the Republican party and
forming q new and independent State
Central Committee. Irff
Senator POmerOy was burned in
efigy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

A drOll story is related Of an honest
old farmer, who in attempting todrive
home bull, got suddenly h0isted over
a fence. Recovering himself, he saw
the animal on the other side Of the
rails, saving the air with his head
and neck aid paving the ground.
The good old man looked steadily al
him amomentand exclaimed: Darn
your apologies, you needn't stand
there, you eternal critteT, bowin' and
scrapin', you did it on purpose, darn
your curly pictur!p -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

CORRINNE, August 4-ProvO and
Wright, pOlygamists, are beaten for
the Council and House Of RepFesenta-
tives by Beadle, Of the Daily Rep0r-
Ter, and Dennis ToOhey, Gentiles.
This is the first defeat Of MormOnism
by ballot in the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange
STABLES.

Corner Main and Levee --BROWNVILLE.
HAVING purchased this Stable of
II A. p. Cogswell, am prepared 70 f1rni
so1fbern Nebraska, az LOWEST CASH RATES.
Room for Fifty Horses. Corral for stock. Eartlco-
lar attention paid 70 Feeding or boarginf 135@s@.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
ESTABLISHED 1856.

General Business $"rss.
OONFECTTONERHs.
CITY BAKERY AND CONFFCTTONFRY
MACE q HANSEN, PROPRIErORs.
No 81 Main street opposite City Drug store:
and Fancy Groceries, constantly on hand
GEORGE YAUNEY,
Bakery and COnfeetf0nery,
No. 81 Nain Street.
| Offers to the public at reduced rates q chOici
stock Of Groceries, Provisions, COnfectioner
les, etc, etc.
WILLIAM RossELL,
Bakery COBlectiOneFy and Toy store
/ No. 40 Main Street.
kre.h Bread, C1lses, 0ysteTS, Fruit etc, on hGEc
]. DEUsER.f
Dealer fn CGnfeotiDnsrles, Toys etc.
No. ~ Main Street.
NOTARIES.
JAS. C. BcNAUGHTON,
Notary Public and COnveyameers
OFFICE In Cars0n's Bank, BroWnvllle. Neo
T. r. EBRIGHT.
Notary Public and Comveyameer,
And agent for the Equitable and American
TOntine Life Insurance Companies. 5-n
FAIRBROTHER & HACKER,
Notary Public and COnveyamceRs
Once In County Clerks Once
g. v. FAIRRRoTHER, JAMES n. Hacker
Notary Public. County Clerk.
GRAIN DEALERS.
GEO. g. START q BRO,
DEALERS IN GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c,
ASpinaDdU Nebraska.
The highest market price paid for anything
the Farmer can raise. We VIII buy and sell
4 IN nar1rr1 1rreraw tn no al
WORTHING & WILCOX,
Storage Forwarding and COmnaissiSn
Merchants
And Dealers fIl all kinds Of Grain, for IUhich
they pay the Highest MQrket Price tI CdSh.
TAILORING.
HAUBOLDT & ZECH,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 90 Main Street,
Have on hand a splendid stock Of Goods Goods
and will make them up in the latest styles,
on short notice and reasonable terms:
BOUNTY CLAIM AGENTS.
ED. d. SMITH,
U. 8. WAR CLAIM AGENT,
Washington City, ID. C.
VIII attend TO the prosecution OF claims be-
fore the Department In person, for Additional
Bounty, Back Pay and Pensions, and all
claims accruing against the Government du-
ring the late war. 4o-G
SMITH. p. FUTILE,
u. q. AssIs TGNT AS sEs g OR
Once In District Court Room.
Notary Public and United States Var Claim
AOeRt.' W1U attend - the pTOserltttOn o. claims
before the Department, for AddftiOndL BOt1tfU,
Back Pay aud Pensions. sAE8o the collection q
SEMI Annual Dues on PeglsiOlls.
STATIONERY.
A. ID. MARSH,
PIONEER BOOK AND NEWS DEALER,
No. so Main Street.
ARTISTIC.
A. STAFFORD,
RHOTOGR HIC TIST,
No. Al Main Street, up stairs.
Persons 1OishiTlg Pictures eIecWtct tn tte latest
stVEe Of the Art, lgiM cdA at nllg ATt GGaeTA:
MUSIC.
MRS. ]. NJ. GRAHAM,
TIE III Z r. OF NJ U S &c.
Rooms Main, bet 4th 4 5th SITS.
LGssOns oiUen on the Piano, Organ, MelOdton,
GuifaTaRd YOcGIizdfiOR. HdUiRg Add eight yyGf8
erpeTience as teacher Of Music IN NeW YOT& ts
eosGdenI ef giving saLisfaeiioa,
JUSTICES
a. W. MORGAN,s
Probate Judge and Justice Ofthe Peace
once i'm Court House Building.
EAEhGSSs
]. X BEAR,
Agent for the u 8. Express CO., and
w. u. Telegraph Co.
No. 5 4 Main Street.
AUCTIONEERS.
BLISS & HUGHES,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
WI attend 20 the sale Of Real aud Personal
Property in The NeDsdhd Land District. Terms
reasonable.
BRIDGE BUILDING.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

SAN FRANCISCO, August 4. = The
Workingmen's Convention held at
Virginia City, Nevada, passed resOlu-
tiOns declaring the importation Of
Asiatics for employment in the mines
and other fields Of labor, must be dis
continued or bring on an irrepressible
conflict ending in blOOdshed and ruin-
NEW YoRK, August 5.--A special to
tbe World from Helena, Montana,
saws Hon. J. nj. Cavanaugh has been
reelected Delegate to Congress By
majority Of 1000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
JEWELRY.

JsV.D. PATCH,
81 manufacturer and Dealer N
NaS Watches, JoEToIRys otOss etc.
NO. - Main Street.
teS al - l.trer- Hs0fed Wore, and ar uGrtc-
d5nef = ts1c.ticies consfQnflg on hand. ReDdtrfaQ
iNode-se ''eai ies style, at short notice. Charges
Ns Work gqrTQnted,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-11-05

A:r. Michael Lynn met with a serious
accident ON Saturday last. The par,cu
!lr>. aS We are Informed. are as follows:
kmru were engaged repairing a hrii-"
Tear the Red Village. which had been
,anarr,i by tie frc>irt. Three men wcic
md.ruca,n. laying Up the -toncwurh. i
prop one of the principal supports of tn"
,.aI,-;.icrc. bad been removed. and u stone
placed to receive i, again. All the m"n
were notified of the condition of the bridge.
aud IcGu, >tcd not {" 20 on t" ii. Onc OF
tI,. men. thrru"h some mistake or care
IrS,p,S.. drove a yoke OF cattle with 4 loal
OF stone on to temporary bridge, one
end Of which ~"strd on this Uu>uppurt, Il
clIl-pi,cr. breaking the latter. which,. with
the ends u TWO of tn" stringers. icli upon
MIR. Lynn. crushing him between the tim
brr, AID - large stone over which hr was
jrauin" al the time. breaking some Of hi
ribs. ~ nl was being removed. tie
tram$lcr. lifting upon the timber with
bar Let 20 his hold just as the woundcd
mans head was drawn directly under.
Mr.. Lynn'~ head w. badly crushed in
consequence. His lower Jaw was broken
in tA5 places ut tht chin and on the side.
and several Of his teeth came cat. I'll"
bone over thc eve was also cracked. Blood
burst trcin hi, mouth. nose and ears. lie
Vas il sensible when removed. | believe
there are now some hopes of his recovery.
~
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The soldiers monument is done. and l.
u credit to the town. or rather to those
Who pur ii MP. Tor The town. IL such. re
fused to ali lhc work one cents worth.
Me SIS. SartVcll X Wortheu. the coutrac-
lur-. !r.y. in this shown themselves ac-
cru,ul;,hrd workman. lis thought best
not 90 have the monument dedicated be-
;nr, Sprinm. when tie curhing Will be ln-
i-hr,l. The Ground graded. trees trans
plautrI. and a neat fence enclosing tn"
whole GROUNDS. To put up this fence has
never caused an anxious thought. bat no"
20 ,0i ter the same has been an obstacle
ainu,. .i.~ui1nouutable. Bat during the
war the ladies came 70 our .r!ict with their
Soldiers A;G societies. and encouraged
,hr boys by " rl. and now that We are "a
4 tight place. the ladies are on hand again
with work Tor Us to do. Friday evening.
Nov. y. ;hcy propose having an oyster
supper, with perhaps some charades and
tab.eaux tnterspersed among the oysters.
] the proceeds Of the same TO 20 toward
paying for 4 suitable fence. VI,
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Marriaars.

Ia wh,eock. uc.. Il by Rev + l. Wiley, NJ L.
rc J. Hale, and Mis-. Rof;r :. Mooney both Of Lyndon
! West Concord, &C.. y, b. Rev. MIX Powers,
Capt y. G.. Kcne-4on, and Miss Martina J. Winter til
Of - John=bury.
In It. bloomsbury, oct. =, by Rev. J. f. Dame, Mr.
Hr'ry c. D"d-e of New lark city. and Mis- SIsan G.
spaoa'i OF It. JOhusbury d4uglt.r Thomas spoon
cr, Lzq.
Ia Victory, Sept. 10, by Rev Jeremiah GIInc-. Mr.
I;ot,rt X Jaree and Mrs. EIiz, L. LII IN, both Of
luu, lhur..
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WiHtcr VCdtHer.

We have had quite winteIish weather
the past week. Friday and Saturday it
showed nearly all day, but melted nearly
Il fast ~ il came in this vicinity. but we
learn that in some tow : north and West
OF u> slcighs made their appearance on the
streets. Monday morning the mercury
touched 10. which smacks strongly OF
December, instead of the first of Novem-
Der. since Tuesday the weather has tried
% redeem itself, aud some are reminded
Of an Cld-Iashioned InGian summer. Ii
ever the people seemed to heed an open
aLd warm November. it is this year. In
addition to thc latene>s OF the season for
riprain% the crops. the Hood of October l.
II pat ali usual work back and made a
great amount OF unusual work. such a.
repairing roads. Luilding bridges, shop,
etc. We unde -taud that there are many
ririds OF potatoes and corn yet to be har-
vested. Twenty-Five years ago the III OF
October. L heavy SNOW storm came. which
laid IN all winter, and good many pota-
toes raUGh: uu; in II. laid in the ground
until spring, when they came ont IL good
- new.
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iioratio Rankin, OF whiskey notorietv.
sued b. F. Rollins, Selling officer. W. y.
learned. depot master. for trespaSs. etc.
y Jury trial was had at Danvflle last week
thursday. before Andrew Mcmillan. Esq.
and Rankin was again beaten and the of
ticers sustained.
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oar merchants have generally goi il
incir iaII FOODS, and many OF tAem all
Ao..,c, "a, tact ia the tGlc,.at,n,.
Hail y Fletcher. Main street. were So
fortunate IL To -cJ Up their goods before
t.o Hood d,rau-ed The railroads. They
keep iar-c AND choice stock Of almost
everything allied tor in country store.
!. Il. GorIiam makes the announcement
ul lis tail -oodS-iur-. hats caps. urui-h-
:n- goods, boots and shoes.
John y. Moore keeps all the men look
/ IN Wcii-,lal i, those who buy their
, cl ..u.n- aud furnishing goods at the store
".i"cr ga Main aud Central street.
. G.. -. Settler hr,., quite Il variety "t IL
,iylg, Tor ladies. IN add;,ion to millinery
/ goods.
-. HI, hecpS millinery. ami mahc-
/ ..i":.a-.-4i-o ;.aches drcS>-cutting.
7 l.r!. i. i!oorr. tine Railroad street ha:-
Ter. naac> quite i show in he paper TO-
lay. lie keeps rood articles ana i d
. .a.s llau so .rl, with.
/ i. I. y II. X. Idle, the cutcrPri>in@
7 ;ouug mii,l> at Pa>>uinp-ic. havin.
/ uuu-hl "u; thr PARKS store, nave liIird it
with goods suitable for the season.
NJ. !. Harvey has jGst opened 4 West
iI,.ia Goods sore tlIc nr>t door north ct
niu-nam'- dru" store. See his advertise
ulrul.
/ Cool, !, 80. received All advance cop.
o.. ia, .u,crnur'> Proclamation Tor thauas-
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Cooley Il 1aufhu's Column.
FARMERS HELPER.

Shows how TO p"UHLE THE PrnFITs OF THF FATIN,
AMI how f.rmcrs AMI tn ii r1u each make 100
M"NrH in Winner loo"o copies will hr mail. free
farm. nd n and add To ZEIG lEE NrCl K
DN L CO.. Springfield. Ms. s.}-s7
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{ 0tJi, az :; OOd 4?

Many persons are now debating whether
10 pat ia coal stoves this fall. or wai' a
year or two; for almost all. in this village
al least. admit that We shall. sooner or
later. all have TO burn coal. We have had
h"t one years eXpcriclce with coal. but
that has bccn. GA The wAoIc. satisfactory.
II l. = matter OF economy TO barn COAL
even at SD i ton.-tO that OF wood at the
prices woyG-lralcrs ask. 1t is moi likely
coal viii ever be - high again: tor even
II i j. a. high III market some future ar.
liz O-dcmsbur= railroad viii caU>c tine
freight 10 DC u..Ich less; - that We think
wcare -aic ia pre- liciinr iii" present price
ri coal thc highest figure that it Will ever
reach in -. bloomsbury. oar own rNpc-
riyn,r j. that Il ton OF coal viii go a. Ia"
a. two cuIdS OF rock maple wood. La>J
year coal was Sll per ton, anu maple
-,oir wood - per cord-a large margin
ia favor OF coal. as will be seen. One OF
oUr uci-hbo;S. who has used ,'oal tor ircc
Yeats. ,ay> nothing woUtd tempt him
ulyN to Wuud-he knows coal is The cheap
y>t. and he likes il best.
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PAYABLE QUARTERLY.

IT IN rhr de- Of thi- i.rlr. al demands fo~ or
~ iiu r Hau.- tn vii! not Dee allow ed :" exec"
ii!EE Mon iiI~ s'auiiu-. II i dyi.ri that tho-r
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1lrathS.

i'uthz, Marriage and DEATH inserted FREE. Uhua-
r's. including poetry. CENTS g, line.
!. severance.
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w ANTED.-A- GENT, Teachers. students. Clergy
" men. THruc = md An hit nd II :. 81,
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Sign and Furniture Painting,

don. j.. 20 j -:.lf,- ~ -.,rt au.c, iirJsE PANT
tN'.. r!l/i\.' LII IAi E.:!\G o.. comp 'o.t ...l-
d." De-. q .-.r &, .rI,-.
4. y. ~ :. ID. IIiDLEY.
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500 Boxes initial Note Paper and

ENVELOPES. which We are -e..ug EEl CHAP at
HALL q ILLILHER'S.
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NOTICE.

Tie Subscriber wou d int rm the publ. that he hI-
'' -h' ont l.. ". l,'l -" BIrbcr shop and viii an
ga rc sin.r- At thu same IIca, vi, r. he , %. hap
a. L. all may wish his -ri vic,z.
ARTHUR COMING.
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NOTICE.
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The Firm heretofore existing undcr tine lie II } II.
o. UEUE-1 60, Is this dAy d=ol,, I'd y mutual Gun
sent
J. H. GEORGE.
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S. S. HOUGHTON
DIsOIuJiou OF COPARTNFssHle

LAE,rE SEUCK-IMMi.>,i. VAEIEII-KEUI-.ED
PRICES. -i->4
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GAIT, WILLIAMS DAVIS Succeeds thc late Finn
OF }. H. UcCT5' ~ 20. at tn I'D st.nd. all tn, de-
MANS ddt the lat hrm oi j. Ii. C,vorg Co. in
the lands OF j. II. George and immediate pIyuIe-t Is
requested.
Last HsEdWick, Sept 81, lS6g s!-,i