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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

we ID not suppose there is any
place ~ the country, westDf dte
Eippi Whe<a q EIr0ad ean
u buIit NOE elleaply- and with
So good q prospect for business, n IN
the vailsE - the Nishnab0tEa River,
rom te town o. atlantic On the
Peck Island Railroad, 20 the Missouri
state Line, ct Hamburg 0chNroad
should lie extended 70 the Missouri
river, opposite BrownviIse IN Tebras-
ka, Is would tap the whole Of South
western Nebraska the most fertile
and best settled portion Of that State
4 few facts about the Nsnua valley
VIII slow what We mean Atlantic,
on the Rock Island r r. i about
four EaEdNd miles fEam Chicago II
aboI soEenty-dve miles from
Ealabueg aag II Al four huHdEsd
and seTsh dve mI to HaMhur2
1 ago. IT'S about ave hun
1Fd aLd NY mles by any other
III NEhna valley rpute
lTpl44 cut az hUElseventy-iVe miles
ranee Eomt The s0UthW western cprneE
a9 ToWa tofCfGa90. The E0ad would
aRElaud Trade Of aDaEt two
.nlf1s fEreD1CuG cCpI he Wsg1a
-of Pagz County, would dTV the wade
III M6nlR0MeEE and IN GasS CogMdes
il IoWas We believe the read can BE-
bui1 a. cheap IS the St Joseph &
.Co1HeI Au& EOad was bQilts and
u We e1n c0nEInce Eastern capitalists
This is meeae We can b. helping
a Aste o. the Ineof The road secure
the compet0n Of the road at an early
day. IN order to DO this It i neeessa-
~ 60 have ar aceura5e surrey and e.
innate Of the cost made and q report
Of the advantages which such a road
would have Tor paying traffic, the cost
Of such asurvey, would be nothing in
comparison with the weight It would
.ezrry in favor Of the seheme. InOrder
c secure this end, Mr. Ferris, an en-
-Gneer on long experience, who Was
che engineer on the G. b. & St Joe.
-rfr0ad, has agreed to make q fuII
Survey with a map AID estimate Of
eoet TpIu Hamburg 70 Atlantic, pro-
Wded the mhabfta1s along the line
~ 30 hegElndd0IAssinG cash,
BefoTs tie work e0nJmeHess
.he Gvulg sae1ruf that lie viii d0fthe
work hrlIy- Al Who kaOW Mr.
EeFEJTll be abheto fudge how zith-
July h earTles cut What he Ender-
-takes- 70 cary ont tbts q subseriD
Gonhasa beea staEted IN ambaEEw WITH
q god prgepees ar success, AID Il
cnIT remains to he seen whtebeE the.
people along the hue viii raise the
amount required IN each county TO
secure 50 desirable aTesult. AN official
report Ecn q man Of ME. Ferris
aDIItFpE On tina If the.
coEltTyr aside from the railroad,
would pay the cost back to US abuu-
dainty IN the Increased emigration 70
oaT section and consequent advance
meat Of pTopcEty in valuation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24


The fnc fssidenee and grounds 81
EoL O. a. IEd on e8oTnia street
boTnpE2ng tlle Ebo.a block betgrbem
an md eth streets 1nBe heeu soldeeo
the BpisotpEl Glancha to be- u5ed fof
eEiIEatlsn1 p~fIfp<R3MH They were
tEunsleasd foEthia pzErFas8 alousgfit
teinG t8e understanding with Cab o.
H Irish hen the sale was made that
tneysgsere1to te devoted lEcreEftCr o.
Putdie ues no hands0meT l0e1tioT1
l6r Observation-Disclosures could ~
found aHywhero in the West. Fhe
i1stitutisn or institutions that may be
founded here, viii be under She direc-
ton Of RS. Rev Bishop GarksOu. O.
the Dincese ~ NebEaskG and Rev. Dr..
Oliver OF this eityAWe understand
that ia making tbs purchase the
Church was libeFaIlyaided ~ gentle
men 10 The East Possession viii be
taken - the pFnMises hy the purchas-.
egs ns son - Gel Coll Irish goes 10.
Eurepe, which wa fe s9nie Time
about the middle fully.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

The brick store buiIdSag occupied
by sehOeR GO, clothiHg dealers ON
FarHham street, Omaha, felI down on
Iast saturday burying three persons
in Die ruins. The esGmated Eaue Of
fBe goods in The buiIEEng At the time
W. 81 s0 4wSthfdsM hicb Vase
badly damaged a. to Be unfit fof sale.
~, and slr@ Derby, and NF. OfBr-
en- were living ~ aroom over bead,
md wefct he7oniy persons lntheBail-
ding when II gave way, They wese
eating supper. Mrs. Desby was tie
n.ost unfortunate, her left limb fafnf
neaFIy broker bcr knee cap dE8oa.
ted; her right side limb, shou1tef
asd eide were badly bruised and che
Sustained some ibbsrna1 injuries The
morter, brick andbroken flmbers were
removed rom around them in q short
space o. time, and they were taken %
the EmpiEe House for meAieaI treat
ment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24
ToBrownEIHe,

Last Friday We made q flying visit.
to BrDWnviIle, Nebraska. As we
passed through the towns Of BigIOW.
CEEig, AID Coming, we uo6ioed aEreat
deal Of new Improvements made and
Being made. Arriving at Phelps. we
transferred ourselves fem the ears to
theaBEOwayHle bus and started for
-that Tdaes iImier very favorable aus
paa Wehad not gone 1seTe thar q.
admired yards Whena freight train.
came alOngaud blocked our road H
lay there abO1t-aB mar. preveutingW
from crossing the track. Butit viii
never d0 50 AGAIN. for II that fbus
driver didn't talk sassy 20 il. we dOnt
want q cent Why, he cussed Il toits.
face all the time it stayed there. On
striving ct the TiVeTthe frstnews that
greeted ear ears was, that s'some
paTL1 Its throat we believe they safd1
Of the boat was broke; bat the pro-
prietOF, u esteemed friend, Can't J.
T. Niece, Dor reIpedied thatby Civ
ing Is some Cherry PectOraI or some
thing OF the kind, aI1di in another half
hoar we landed on the Br0wnviIIe
shore, being delayed ore hour alto
Eether. We isss arrived at the Star
8dotel (which from appearances f.
EmeOf yoUF seeOnd-cfas hOteIsF ia
1iue tCtake tie EetlsTn bust0PaeEas
which WgyTiid and was IN 1Ofe0s8
again a. 50'dock p.msf
BT0WnvEleI5 quite & city 20 whatft|
EaE th4teFemsAgpg SakstantialbTfek
tg1ildtn1 carr HOE ksseen all alougo
GtaeEeside o. MAiB street WHERE
saDat IFOCbGB bgiIdiBe stood q few
years Ago. ESEp5Oveossat f. rarfdIF
going ca md Browuvi1ei - destiAel
verify beli6Ees 20 BE- the largest
place between St Joseph and Omaha
will soOn have a Raffg0ad,
whchw viii DO mOEethan all else CON-
3fEed tomlake II nOurishlH6H CO
.9s1EtinEG ~ -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

On our return from Plattsmouth on
last FEiday we discpveEed commit
mgtioR on oar table, accompanied
whht enc minutes of meeling beidat
Glen Rock on The 6th ~ this month.
How long II had1a ID Hiere We are I'M
able 70 say. II we bad seen il intme
VeishOuld have printed il, a. we are
very tbankful 10 receive al sueh mat
Ger ar ~pubIieafon, Set IL 0me from
where Il may. IN order 70 secure IN
sertioR we suggest that cur attention.
he called 70 the master BY the person
bringing i, "a othefWise It may get
int he vast ha~ks without ever be-
ing seen IS rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

The delectabIe pastime Of stealing
horaes has become one Of SFequsnt in
diligence Oflatc. much to the annoy
anee OF our farmers. We would urge
all owning stock to keep q good look
O1t, and II this business continues.
would advise also The formation ola
vigilance committee whose business e
shall be 70 look after and sUmaTiIy
punish such offenders Al. PethOud
Esqs informs rs that on last Saturday
moIhinGa hose was stolen from his
brother Dir. John Peth0ud, who lives
On Indian Greek. ThesuppOsitiOn was
thai the thea was eon1uitted BY the
OmHha1udinns nud heAb0Femamsd
geufAnlflB haze CONC 60 the Omaha
AGENCY Ar hOpefaof xecoHeriug the
hoEe 8Gaooan luck gsnHemea.@
EedtEieB MCBHo8as aagfna bIuaaFmf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24
EPARTJuSTOFTH TxTERT0R.I
OFFICE OF IEDIAE AFP8K !
JEue u. 1870

OFFICE OF INDIAN AFP4TRS.
JEne u, 1850.
SIR: There being q difference Of
opinion as to how far the authority Of
this Department extends in its efforts
to protect and p~feseFTe the Indians
ard Il being essential hatharnlOny Or
action upon this subject should exist
Between the civil and military author
tiles you are hereby advised that Is e
tbeWEh and policy Offhe government
TO localiZe all the indians upoa the
RESERVATIONS 20 b. selected either by
themselves or by the aIth Qrizeda geAE
.E the government. When hca5ed
every asslaRee practicable autboTiz~
I'D law, VII Be HEeH 70 advance
them u aSuctatgTaI pursuits and the
arts IF cRed In
Most 6fthe Indians have agree5 to
locate in permanent abodes upon E@-
e~TvatiOns. It IS your duty, and you
hereby required % protect in al their
kRaF ffehB s1tMSekteat -
eTsEaH ySF jaTEaie89R @4b aebnd
remain so located Or who may heFeaf-
ter come 81 and Ioeate a5
Indfans who faiEt5c come Inland 10
cate in permanehs absdes upon Feser-
Fati0ns, viii be subject wholly to the
control and supervision Of The militia
" authorities. who ~ circumstances
may fastify, VIII, at their discretion
treat them as friendly or hostile. t.
Is proper that you should at once notf-
" the IHdia6s 81 this determination
0f he government. 50 that those who
are fSendIymay NOT leave their reser-
Visions andsab5eet themselves to the
susriciOn ard Supervision Wthc milf
tary authorities
Care should also be taken to inform
the Indians claiming to be friendly,
that they must not violate the laws Of
the United States, BY acts OF murder,
tbeft8F FObbegy that for such crimes
tie tribe VII Be heFd responsible. and
their anBdlt5es VII be held until the
offenders are delivered up By them -
Be properly pUBis1ed-
Application for tire se Of the milf
tay against dBfaWfEITneEnbeB Of any
friendly tTibewiH not De made, unless
the determination to commit outragc
be too strong, and REORGANIZATION too
great for you 20 subdue with the
means at your conln4nd PrescnssW
goods or provisions. WIn not BE gwen
by the SgpeFintcndenes OF agents o.
rowing Indians 0E indians in hostility
to the government, but when they
come and locate on reservations with g
view Of becoming friendly 70 thegov-
eminent. and euItivating tnearts ard
habits 0f civilized life, every assis
tance practicable in the way Of cloth
ing, provisions, and agricultural inn
.pIements viii be given TO them
Very respectfully your Obedft seryit,
+. s. PARKER
Samuel NJ Janney, Seperintendent
Of Indian affairs and all other Super
intendents and agents II the Indi-
an Department
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24


NOTICE isherebE uFs1 that By viz
~ the OF an urJlGr made BE- the Hnluf u
C1uufT 1uai1Rers8 n NEmaEIG COUNT NetrIs
"a ard - ErgHn@ u ng -rt1Ee l- 1ee
eE1tlai AE AErU MrsI1 an SO eErn9
He-sfT 81 &huCI Llrds. nrrlar1E and dfspO-
stHu thereof AID mr re sle Eaari1E 81 maG1fs
asusEd Gm the sale and lalsa q WM MullAU-
proved Fehru1rT EEE+ H-
CanuE GIeEEU sheC1unE e. NeuLA VA
o. rae TreHgEB1Fhf REy arTa@eHezE,
AZ 0ici0eE u ~ rsH0aH ans s1nrnHe mEl =
0clneE- n1un-uf 1lfaIrTera Mle az ms 1ltee,
II iIa C8nrF II1r5a n ErFEuVf1f SIR curu---
tHaGwier Hire-rs - ru1lir a1eraH- aaf aai 90
- lsl=1 hulaeE EIzzE sc aFsE EluH EIe 49,
VrEIaed WMEHE~ UIr- u any G-e. HE LeE rLu re
mrluTum uEcas SEER EGtlars per AErer IN
ADDITION @ IeIUHrLeel UaEIe0f EEe improvements
1 ire Ev1E de= ~ or
res ~ Lll1El1 ne Cluu- % LeElLL and
z1aaL Es1lGEa- EIa-u 44lMll alE1l
L llls 1t rEl- IelEE1rm
EaH4 lCG ar-eeIEE ErT ACEH - EaEaEr
Ten AcE= - TIMBER IlulE nr % ana I1enr
Of rEe -cEcof Eunas % zEd -Ete - NehrIsl-
and tlat sucn sale VII Be cgurm1aI uuTdI m
day IuEU tle hours or unee1cE g ne HEI1lln
- 3ra g'elccE uGrG <u E al
sEc1 lands SHAH BE- lHrt t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880. afCrzL.q- 81
= Mr A. NcFALL ar1 Ilss ELzw cAvk-
"a both ofIhls c
lax rnaEasernf re Baud, took his
Hosn al0ngoz EfsbadE tsp Weare NezAS
ses Gnas beis Rtospes sGEea sssas as
azsfan IN a partner hnG rhonah Ne has
prospered under The sigh o. the Big EalseeadI
we presuD he Erfhere1ftE ect on the re-
verse His Old PaTfne ssgE Task cAn make
. No. l"What~1os@ but what-not he WH
make % this ftis hard 70 ton for somettne
Their nary friends EIHJofR BfnsEiazzf
Nay they prosper. may they flourish.
Aay thefE loving never eeasr.
NLaT their days ~ long, niehfe ditto.
Their expenditures increase.
- the aEs Eopt IN most tamIies
-llT tlf1 never have any
afd VtPrt e1ch otheFs N&hf&
NeifiirgN frave ~ 1v1ua
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

~ l--E az mn W-rr -u--
- &Uls uUrEazzE - de
Aaa EaEEl-F VIII fa77Ear : woa-e
eE1fHr zesrrH~-r- ~
90 1 49,
and y rrlrn q
e l1EerEer ~ ana-r-
I GEeofsch rece SAL eT@
~ 4MGl~1zer actle 81 sEE E az7r4-Ta
fnuCf he sd %L1e. auf rHa fa-sW~
p E1 $780, 1900
- hEEa rIrc@a-E On e-1e ra 80
III eLecuze - dup tzte ~ 49,
RE WI theUzel ~ TIE S~rEsaHerbe--
1Ln rEl 3 eu1rr1r q go
C0E1rr-e1 rlI uaur
. a- lnl8G FWenMGuew. r 60
en &cuuGng . -
-E4DE GErred @ aHurrrre ~
81 NEul4 ard uH-11za Er E go -
c---1a1 Tr1n theI1af r.rrl
f lz E R4I hecus t1 49,
y nreNrc9 % a. ccrrnrrrrreTa -
-A s1EE r1ENeFw- nnE - t-F--
ne payment 81 ~
~ A part lle-pcE W frmrar~m
MIlen taa nnss K,are~
esurreErF hr fhew-rrrtar -
~ w9fn
eenrHeet sbaI 1919
la m
TA11ES u. HaCEER-
- InuUT @
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

We print IN this fssUe 50 act to
prsEent stock from tEessPasSng upon
suHivateS Lands, generally called q
eWed BawD General Bowen, The
Chief Clerk 81 the HoGR, certifes that
this was 3 Senate Bll, and a. sueh
earae - the House and Wa by the
Ia6ter BODY indednieely possp5nede 81
uhe frat reading And nearly ever
meaber Of the House conenTWith tn
General, that such was its fategh Not
pighsAndsng q wGs duly enrolled,
red the pre- Ing ofIeeHo 81 TIE
HOu8e and senate and approvsd IS
an tpeernor andwiIl be published
ail5k be laws o. the State
w pdnt Il thAt tia people may dis
c1ss. and approve o. disapprOVe, the
pgmcps ard Ieading features Of the
at Sc that tEey may petition
~ remOnstrate against he enacfment
~ sueh,alGw 81 The Rextsessi0n The
peoble are agtEGsg ths question and
sI4w upoa tbs ssBset b sure to pass
when the LegislaEdrs meets; and it
vii he well Sos al parties shat we ar
i've ot come favorable understanding
mon thfa su0sct
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

La1As ene teEl Ursvn -
Als one Arcs fnharf-E
- note HE fhe rzuan<- - -
mt url5le
-rl l4-E eGuU1z uthaf rst
AHr 4e Gate - ne En-a- an
1l. UfH the W-Hr7Eamerrs
Herh1d ThlsBhan "a note
~ M er err s-r-
~ csaFs 1eapproFefb IS lie Caanrv
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

- mWLEEs 81 D.
H~OmeopRGhBc PhT8iefEms nm&
Cbs1eu1ctau-
1~ruHme0FClreIandCsIe oHeeM RszE
dsnes. Main szsee4 GEE dfaEeseE % 1AE1te KWEs-
Special aftedtdl EVEN - Diseases q Women AMI
eHsHpm. s
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

go
.the-e 3 arfv Government il Cuba OF
~ wh.ch minister from this
ev.Tstodf Sun he aeernsfsed. Chilli.
p msF preaos kvrss have reeoa
~ ns.rfoe oause and fl time.
49, wrl Srroz = tie same
n-efisu
-
u ~ 80 - a aL1
Asss
ens TER mgtloa tor ieoa
.9n dirse
TGgu danham
-n@19rh -
pe1-.E. m more
- .sssa seaf sr ba geBrssasfnr
FrsM@ saf C;enenT 4pgvrpr5mus-
~ IN o - pr1teet The serfIe
meu which a1s noH scouting orer
R6U@fe -tEe
4s peer
GslnB MReh 1ope.e
6Ie GorzuanE esna-
$780, frsire-EbVehewfnaeB forl
@ek sa-r5 fttedso the
Al ~sH tide bine
amoaated + GG1a-daT Tbeeoma-
~ $3.50 asgf1ffTasfEH dr..
- Es.L 49,
Oeeh IhcIeseu l-
go@E o4sstnphieao
80 ieE @1ca -
80.
1Ts -
- -
ny -
improved ~ y cqAIne ana
apartments u ReIloS are ven lu
nlsnedf ana m1ssenef We iouil4 ma
comfortable pace ioE 5he traFeief @
lspeud e~FhoESseasoB 81 Eest, quiet aItd
e9n p
EARN 1nlo4ntee toSlDsoD Ihe
efIands Amounted 20 $1,000 NOWitl
r. beDs9 tfa-t theee sTus wfT be eou-
aHCc VIE ule1Cs q tIF AS
tEre We hope the commners
viz listen 20 no. suggestions to do
OaaWlse 2
-~-@LII 80.
- -
- - -
n-
- - oo-taf,s =
nrr-Ie4fos ~ 1890 tFoassh5
--
The Hon. Juo. Tafe informs tie.
ugbIic that tbe trf-wee<Iv mai sarvi-
&C. Ia. been ordered on the mail route
fsom Lincoln q Yarrnee City.
1
ouIncYs Ralfr0ad Donation.
r. aWNcT. June 2-The cItEIcDuncI
1870 vofed sE5a0ss9fn 1880
IsTthe GuincvfsE ebfasEa Rsih6zE
oveF HkgTa sgbsprFF5T
~ HiEafe1past6Aabs 8 80 ~
- l@T1T4WT.TpErCr = g9I
.rsi5a1D - - 1lzr 1rsl
y
meE
8I. ~ Ehurch puTsgaaft 10 adiOgru-
meRs. n.y.. f Bord La nc chair
- p---r
~ P
nlpmes q me last meeting were
Th~ee9IttTs,a, - -
heeu - l% gnA
JUGS nearly al o. whom eRroiIed
ti-fenaseIros a. members.
m5fson
~
oI crane ~ hlmDeTlIn and Miss
Wocev- vas ~appduted to nOmfuafe
psrnaTFu. arerss and who renorseg
eSssSGs%I<11
President-Hop. u. s. Church.
Vice BresidEhtEI BOYD.
ecretay-J. D. CelhOun,
M- - II
BusInes GompltteeZDT Black~
burn, Mrs- uetzei md Mf EbAbetht
shurtz
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

The Hon. JnO. Tafe informs tie
publie That The xi-weelSly mai seFvi-
&c has been 0sdered on the mail route
fsom Lincoln to Ranrnee City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

MABRED, June 1a.-Yesterday Ri
zero administered the cath Of Regency
10 MaFshsi lerrano. There Wcrciond
ViTas for the Regent and for the Ma
ti0ual Sovereign, but no Disturbances
rs were appTehended.
The following IL the new Cabinet. as
far IS announced: Gen. Prim. Secre-
tary Of War and President Of Minis
try Silva. Secretary Of State: Her
r8ra Gerrace, Minister Of Justice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24
DKT

EarrcCef weekly Gr~tleAdver1W
HVSBETG60ESECECTTTE REEULT0B
CssfaN rteFtaE1 E@
EeaERTaIWde1IusEns Ee
MEH1- Rcla4-LGZAn -
Ee1FEaf EayaN Wl1e -
- Eareru EeEIf1a- -
III WlnI De1lEie, &c e.
. elnzris- EfE ~ ~
Pad r fanueH 81
paid FLauues-I 80
BaiznsEAI SEz ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

gsTbs ZaTrD % Gssisis abogt establish
ing 3 new CpH1I IN the south Of his
Empire, Il ne city q Kier, situated
at the juEetisB o sbs DesHe and
DniePuF Eivers 80 m6les Sonth-West
Of Moscow. Kier HOW contains a
PopaIatiod 81 one handred thousahd-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24


- smother column - soday pa
pef VII be found the P0eIana1on ~
Ee Commmioues - this c8unB
mfaInx &c 8 special election - -
1eld JAY 2Ch, the question whe1her
cnr wfIaushoriz rbedp-
nat,m ~ ulroad purposes . sad
county ~ $50 600 s1s20o - fhesL
Eor and Eebaska Truuk Kaiiroad.
and the haEancer s1sG00 = The
Br0unvilIe Fl KeaTney and Paei6c
Raaroad
Bythe Proclamafion il VII Re seen
t5st evary point necessary guarded
seas 90 secure 70 the peope the cnna-
tFetfon % Che work 10 aid which said
bonds aret6 be donated II VII Be
ssen hat boads Issue 0aly - The
-sork ha progressed leGEing stai
sGts a suEn backto - paid only when
ne first reguiar trasa Of ears pass
oper aid road T5as tie EsuEEE ~
TIE bends 3 30 guarded b. THE pro-
eamaHon-vhieh controls entirely
TIE issue and payment theEeo-that
fhen1ost skeDGcal ~ human honesty
cannot 6nd the least foothold bE q
doubt-
The nsanner 81 raising and PaJ
he interest and pgincipls HalsOst
aIatsd TBe Interest 8 pr cent g
paxable annt9lly, tic lew p pay tie
paaapk commences only At thSex
sDf1Non 81 fsnyeaz sfteT heEsIng
~Hs bssBE HI5ns ne Interest On.
suA ed va be
FiI @ca year and ~ probabf
srrs HIafaa the boDds &1H not be D.
s6ed sEort 81 the time IT Ssue com
s5lctionof such reads Then The full
IeTy for nteress. OF s20.000, vii net
~ hqufssd foT three years, whens e.
s7natiug tss fnerease with ~railfoa
aflast years Increase, there would "
z,56Il6s9 Axab1e property to raise i
sos, whieh may safely Be Put down
az s6.0o8000, q tax q three and one
ffh mills on the dollar On CHS would
rare the interest, which wOuId Be
ls8zsa $500 Yet, TIE law steps IN.
r9ht hetsand says tllat 10 more
Smius on the dollar shall be levied
for the parpose eontempIased a. TIE
Boads, 80 nat the tax payer sgaih
hedgsd arcdnd With QaarGs e EeFent
Is fafng SWaoaped b heaW taxes
swbfls @pit1Hats kaoIty msusuud
~ pecs4eats that mills on the DOL
ET on a county AZ vel situated as re
Wa HiH r0zrs0ds, Wilf bs moTe
.tEzn su18eient b meet the INDEBTED
bess which she = ab5ut 10
The fnt year The psinePh be4ma
Sus, B79 Or 50, So 60 VIII haYeto ~
I1lsed one-teuth a. ne PEiDSHeA1
tbe Interest on the Whole. Again, .
last yeaEts ratio q Increase, without
ralToads we viii have an assessment
- SISe05900 q taxabe property, 3
on the dollar would bring $4,000 I;
and after each instaIIHeutOf pEfncipIe
Epaid the interest decreases One-tenth.
What our assessment viii be with rail-
p6ads any intelligent mind can judge,
yetApitaI VIII nothesitatet 70 take ou7
bOnds under the law o. 81 miII asses
nssht on the dollar, foT ~ w grow 10
ifnancial strength or growth VIII Be
81 pfopo1ion, and in FIVE years tie
haais q last years incfease-GP0n
WhfeA Weestimate-wIII seem sopgTiIe
and mNgmfcent that nothing could
excose uem SAKE The circumstances
under which theyaF are made t0aPeO-
pie about b eTnhafk IN anew enter
pfse 70 them, the magritUdem which
slone makes j. seem hazardous. and
taeheuoftsof which must be I'm per-
dpesave Until the venture Is made. 2
We print IN this fssUe 81 act to
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

- Cu8a fed md hn tire island
1frla
afIars va permanent Government
has asyettsk the plaee ofthe DaH-
Ah. and e IS nov = problem whether
shere & any Government n Cuba or
not ia When 3 minister from this
Ggvernhieht EN- be a~ecredIsed Chilli,
F ard Bnenos Ayres have rceog-
MED TIE patriot eauses and II time
other HstsoEs VIZ follow n The same
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

QufncJs EalfrOad Donation.
- QWNCTs June 2-Ihe eitEicoupoE
yesterday voted 3159f60n eify b6ads
80 the GuineEas Aebfaska R8jfrozd.
Over h80B8hasF& a a1bseTisS8d
~ HiBfelPastieAsb ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

stTM kaaaIe oFaoos &c LERcOlu, We
IeaT1 anounte6 20 sI3,O09 Fhesage
sflands auoanted 70 $1,000 EoWis
i hepl tipt these saEas viii be ecu
BoaDicaIlg expended in exact aee0Td-
ance Eith the acts Of The last JigfsIa-
tEre We hope tie commsH@ers
viii listen 20 no suggestions TODD
ofhewfse a1lD - "
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

We deserved list week Mat the
Gmeshop al TIE wing AGnE
are agIEg asrtha and b. thanGustof
JuIvaH bEfH bedsue TAeirss
have la az beer eoaAnedB 3
6wIocaI1e aEtIhavedone but ns
baEmabm a. szcep4 on afsw faf1as
The Hain hzrs been - frsquengsnd
ere wesf 81 "a hat tfe IT'D
.be Yeg1en enough CD the plains to
EEL Ea GEassh0ppeT, and this viii
prevent their mgratIoa Tor fs0d u
an ZstsrH direetoH-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

We had occasions % stop 81 The
.PheIH cts Hopse, now uhdes the
nanageraent Of ~. 1I stevens enc
day last week and foundrit greatly
fmpToyed ID its cuisine and sleeping
apartments. Ts parfors are well far
nished, and dtsgetber We found it a
comfortable place for the traveIer to
sEbeEtssasoa q rest, quiet and
-efufgrT 80 ob
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

% has-beeH nB# $3.50 days since
ual Ms Spanish GoFernoF General
- Cu8a fed md bb the island
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

The laaEe CEbte Company epn-
meBeed Business slagfne ed Cor
each ~ W6rgs sraasnstted ovef he
wir@ At tine bune
.amoanfed e1adaE TbeepWPa
NJ bAvsWkand &ssta9fTasfDB dr.
.feress gfn@ uh 81 wEfch ha
.beeA Iacreassd dar4 nih of
bo@L ThetagfE isn0Pg Gxedat - or
sic Scr each ten w0stIE sWal
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

A IsrerfDm Toses IL Sydeuhau
.dated Kearney 19zhs w5en
.t0ths RepubEem1 says nEthfng more
has been Heard rom the depredatIng
GenerI 4ugHrprounpt-
u sent troops 70 PE0teet the settle
nents whioh 1ns now scouting orer
-be coantFy 5otHN he Patte sorthe
InurdsFoue kayag Who bare been
n4inEs mHeh trDWbIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-24

Western sec'y Am Peace Society.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-03

THE CouRTs.-The Court of Quarter
Sessions convened this morning, Judge
Robert S. Green presiding, assisted by
Judges Bovine and Milford.
Henry Banner, who pleaded guilty
to stealing six or eight dollars worth of
clothes, was sentenced to the County
Jail for term of 90 days, and to stand
committed until the costs were paid.
Banner thanked the Judge for his
leniency, and was escorted "below" by
Chief Keron.
Hannah L. Jackson, (colored) charg-
ed with grand larceny Of 1923 on the
oath of April, was being tried at the
hour of our going to press.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-03

bsg- OF Perkins and Howes non-ex-
plosive lamp, for which an agent is now
canvassing the city, Charles L. Jack
son, M. D., of Boston, Massachusetts
State Assayer, says:
81 find it to be free from all danger
of explosions, when exposed to the
severest proofs. I cannot fail to re-
commend it as the safest kerosene
lamp have met with. It's general in
PRODUCTION, in place of the unsafe glass
lamps now in common use, will not
only save much property from fires,
but also greatly diminish, if not Who'll
ly prevent, those fearful accidents and
explosions which have so often proved
fatal to life. 1t makes the oil give out
all the light is capable Of"