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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

many have faith that it VIII yet prove
a success. There is much difference
of opinion as to the propriety in seed
ing the whole to one company.
To-day the eIecllon Of q u. s. Sem
ator was taken in the House, which
resulted in Mr.. Upton receiving 50
votes, and Chas. H. Brown of Omaha,
Is. In the Senate the vote for TiptOn
was u, for Brown, !. ThetwOH Houses
meet in joint session Tomorrow, to
declare the result.
JANUARY 2O.-The joint session of
the two houses was called to order, and
the Journals Of the two houses read,
so far as the same related to the cleo
ton Of U. S. Senator; ~whereupOn the
President of the Senate declared that
Hon. TbOs- w. Upton vas duly
elected IS Senator from the State of
Nebraska in the Congress of the
United States, for six years from and
after 4th day Of March next. Thus
endeth the great excitement of the
session.
JANUARY 22.-The House and Sen
ate adjourned over from to-day until
Monday, and most of the members
have left this afternoon for their
homes. There is now a large amount
of business In the hands of the stahd-
ing committees ac1~8
The HeEse thus far has refueed to
PatrOnize the press in any shape.
They refused to send for either week.
lies Ordailies. Several bills have been
introduced TO provide for the pubIica-
ton Of the General Laws in some one
or more OF the newspapers Of general
circulation in the State, but all have
been voted down. To-day the House
indefinitely postponed q BIN to pub
lish the laws at a cost net to exceed
fifty cents PsrthousaBdems of primer
type, on account of the expense.
Such members demand that the press
of the State shall work generally for
thegOOd of the public, and particularly
for the success Of the Representative,
Senatorial and State ticket, when
nominated to print all tickets, nOti-
ces, hand bills, editorials, and a large
amount of other labor, for the success.
of the party and the candidates, and
then refuse not only to pay their own
bills for tickets, &c, but are over anx-
ious TO hedge them in from all aven-
c of patronage and support Per-
haps the parties conducting papers
may find it to their interest hereafter
to support less ilIiberal men for Office.
Money can be appropriated for almost
any other project, but when the peO-
pie demand to know what their SER
wants are doing, then politicians have
retrenchment on the brain.
Several UnimpOrtant acts are before
the House. One appropriating 10000.
for the relief Of the State Normal
School, oRe-to provide for the publ
cation, i'm BeeIi-fOrm, of the decision
Of the Supreme Court; sire fer s,geRl
eral Herd Law one to amend the
Revenue Law; M to build five
bridges over the Platte; one for aid
ing the building of the Nebraska
Trunk, the Nemeha Valley, the Oma-
ha South Western, and the Midland
Pacific Railroads; and hosts of other
bills Of minor importance.
The loby have nearly all left in dis
gust at the hotel accommodations, and
the high prices demanded for inferior
accommodates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28


District Court Of the United So
Of Nebraska. I'm Bart
In the matter of walter - IgWt
District Of Nebraska -
This IS to give notice thar or ne Al,
uary, lSD, q Warrant Of Bankw-.
out Of the District Court Of the TTr.c
District Of Nebraska, against tfs
Lamb, Of Lincoln I'm the eeunf-
in said District, adjudged q Bankrm1
uuOn; that the payment Of any da
livery or any property belonging a
debtor, 70 him, or TOR his use. and ~
property BY him, are forbidden bvI
meeting Of the creditors OF said bSnI
prove their debts, and % choose crs
slgnees or MS estate VIII be held ataC
ruptCy, to be holden az the ourtHOrrs
Nebraska, before s. NJ. Rich. Fsu- -
ruplcy for sald district, on the 1ih AZ
I'D 1865, az 10 O'Clock, am.
H-2t ff n. Marsha
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
THOMAS & Broadly, Atry-.
Guardian sale OF Real Fr-,

In pursuance OF an Order Of the pi.ts-e
the County Of Nemaha and the StsferTvt
eXecuted on b 10th day OF Defem5e- -
the city OF BrOwuvile. on the date s'61
0her orsaleat public auction or enduamN
the 2lst day Of January. adj tsfg atI0SLt
door OF the Court House iH said Nemsr
following described real ESTATE .ar-.
county of &emaha in the State Of NebrsE
Lot no. II in-BlOCk 10. IiG I'm trevTTS-.r
VIII the appuTtenanCes thereto selO1rSr
made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM HUT7
Guardian OF D0l
DeFOrreSt Porter. Attorney for gnsrFs.
Inc ~abOVesale aEbmuied To J~anun~varf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

I'm - ColIIns II - Il

Ann Eliza Collins vs.. Robert C0rfr
IN the District Court OF tie 1t Jui5cal 1-
Nebraska in and for Nemaba r6rnfv ~
a. a.. 1863.
kO1tN collins. dcleniauf. mn-uSHpr
state OF Nebraska, is heFeby notified ~
LILA Collins, DID on the 18th dav 0f Js1rg-.
lS59, ME her petition IN the ofice Gfthe Cef-
S94-t Ale ~ sad Nnnaha County ~ 4
Win gross anIeNtreme crurlrr toward 81
0nU hit although defendant Is OF sulIcIar
TO provide suitable maintainasre f5r ROTH =
mas grossly, W1ntonly, and cruelty miled. af
ed 70 DO so; and asking that she may Be %
from the said Robert Collins.
You. Robert Collins are hereby raoui-aI r-
ald petition on or beflre the Isf dnvgf NJ
D. lo6g, Orthe same viii De takeua IS true
Ann ELIZA COLL
j. y. Reynolds, Atty.
January 18Th. ISfg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Another flower Z.
In Paradise"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Below we publish, by permission, q
letter from Pres. Davis Of the above
named road. which givesa good show
ing for an carly eastern connection.
Matters are all righteast Of US, and our
success now depends upon ourselves.
With the vote of thiscOunty, as it now
stands, iH favoFo of this project, and the
Interest which the counties west
should and do feel, it would be re-
markable If we should by any posi-
bility lose our grip" 1t is ours be-
yond pTeadventure by the lay Of the
land, and our representatives should
see 10 Is that 1t is not descriminated
against in the disposition of our State
Lands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
LEGAL NOTIcrS


Notice Is hereby given that the md
minlSlratQr az the estate Of John ri
ceased, VIII sell al public vendue n
OF the Court House, in Br0wnvfle. N.~
NeDraSkQ, the following described rsi 49,
ted ID said county tO-Wit: lots m
and light 81 IN Block number Trerfr
Mldute Br0wnville. said sale to co---
18th day Of February. 1852, az eO'eIoCF ~
main open Tor one hour. and untl2oee-
day' BENZ. LUSHPlr
49, Admins
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
Notice Of Guardians sale ofRenI Et

Notice Of Guardians sale ofReal Eu-
In pursuance Ofan order or tbe nlficf Ca
the County ofNcmaha- andStGte OF feh7tia Z
A.D. 1855. and confirmed &C the adfournd uf
the same held In December Al TlS. Iw1r
at pu,siie auction or vgudue- al snrf-t
ldy ol Eeprlafy "A. Ie1. at clock. 70 u
h0uet nenr the prCIElE- IN said -
county the following described ReaIF vfa'a :
mine county Of Nemaha Hnd suate OF Nei-1
Wis Ihe south halfOfthe n0rth-west 1ua-r
ION q, township four range IS east. Tern
lOWli me one, two and three ysr-
per cen interest. - n nrHru
Guardian Of George S. Ebbs alias Georges
q
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Taken up by the undersigned. living two Ehay
hAI miles southwest or AeniuiraI. in Nl-ou
county Nebraska, on the ed day OF Januuy -.
Ll5nJ pay horse pOney, dark name and taii.
20 De three years old star IN forehead no
brands noticeable. IOHN TFTNhc
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Taken up BY the undersigned, living abUr 90
miles south Of Glen Rock. ON theII Of January N0l
Diack pony, abouthve yearspld. viii r0acheduMetr
q Hbtle White on inside Of right hind foot, sl0iImtl
round, no marks or brands. nmf
155t GILES r. REEDE-0r
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Authe world is agatne ofwhist, and
the men and woman merely players.
some shuttle, some cut, and one mani 81.
his time plays many games, and while
many get rich by hoAors, more make
money by tricks. iioosf4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
Notice in BankrDn
Dstriet Court Of the United So
of Nebraska. In Ram

DstriGt Court Of the United sfaf
of Nebraska. in Ram
District Of NeBrasEa, s..
This is to give notice that On ~
uary rly,a Narrant Of Bankm1T
Of the District Court Of the Urf
DislHct OF Se9fska, AGAINST ~
Fleming, OF Nebraska City. en- 49,.
i'm said District, adiudged a P91s
petition; thEt the pavment ~
delivery ofany property b~elonpfn-
debtor, 10 him or fOfhl5 use. ana
property by him, are forbidden
meeting Of the creditors Of safI
prove their debts, and to cheose~G
ees Of his estate, viii Be held M
ruptcy 70 be holden az The Conf
vile SEP, before N. Rich, Esp.
ruptCy for said District. on the -
~, AID. 1860, 1t 10 o'clock am.
16-1t US Marshal t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
C.wrov- Mo. Jap. %. 1869.

CANTON, Mo, Jan, %, 1869.
y. W. Blackburn, Esq. Yours Of
the 18th inst. at band. In regarnd to
our Railroad, I am happy to inform
you that it is under contract to
Memphis, go miles, and the work (al-
though partially suspended for the
winter win go vigorously on NEARLY
spring. The COntEet fog E01 and
rolling stock, although not closed, Is
very wen understood, and I may say,
made. The G. B. & Q. is the party
whose ability to push it on is beyond
question. Putnem county takes a
vote in February for $4,000. hope
Won and the friends Of Nebraska viii
work up your part Of the enterprise,
and during theyear we must have the
whole line In shape to Fort Kearney.
Shall be p~leasedlto .hear from you
.r1zs sd. Yours truly,
-a9s- OF II. DAVIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Senator Thayer introduced a bill to
grant ten alternate sections per mile
on each side Of the line to aid in the
construction Of railroad from Sioux
City, Iowa, to Columbus. NEBRASKA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A gentleman just returned to this
country from a tour in Europe, was
asked how be liked the ruins of Pom
pen. Not very well, - was the rep
~, they are SO much outof repair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A resolution has been introduced
into the Nebraska Legislature for a
constitutional convention The object,
is to amend it ia some important re-
speet. 5adi
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Ben. Wade is to have a seat in the
Cabinet. The Nebraska Legislature
has memoralized Grant to give Cen.
Thayer a seat in the Cabinet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

IT is current amongthe artists that
Mr. A. I. Stewart has ordered from
NJ Yoon, Of Paris, a large picture rep
resenting the Emancipation of Anerf-
can slavery. Figures not meutioued.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A bill is before the Senate donating
the old Capitol building to the city Of
Omaha for school purposes. QUO
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

In Peru. January 18th. PHILANDEa eunS
est son of Mrs. TAYLOR, aged AZ
months. =,
He was a student Of The State
school. possessing beriS in and g
amiable dispositi nadehimt taVottsg VIVA
the teachers and schoo4 hat
Another flower d been plncked % pcoA as-H
in Paradise"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

The House committee on Post
Roads still continue hearing persons
interested in uniting the telegraph
with the Post Office department.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A bill has been introduced into the
Legislature Ofthe State for the aboli-
ton Of capital punishment tts
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
Leave of Using that Poisonous
Weed, Tobacco.

One box of DeWitts preparation IS warranted To
destroy the appetite Tor tobacco in any person. no
matter how strong the habit may be III IL mUs IN
any case the money will be refunded. Hundred
have used II who are willing to bear witness 10 the
TACT lnak preparation completely DESTROYS
theappeute for tobacco and leaves tile person rs free
rom any desire for It as before he commenced ffs use
IL Is perfectly safe and harmless in an cases Tbe
preparations acts directly upon thesame glands and
secretl0nS affected by tobacco. and through fhose
upon the blood, thoroughly cleaning the poison OF
IODaccO from the system. No more hankerinu ar
Ter using DeWitts Preparation. RecOllect ii IS var
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
EsTRAYs.
" CnIf

Aaken up by the undersigned. residing sir
west OF BrOwmyIIe, Neb., on the Igth dlvd l "A
airy Lohgf0ne white steer calf. VIII BE- one HE Incl
next spring ears marked by beiur tnm- last
iIeeLlls- Nrjt W fOLENEe SOM
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
stray NnnIce.

1dAen uponthe premises, one mile westOfHr.
VIE, on OF abou the 18Th Of December. one Rdf
Nv some white spots, points OF horns saEa
crop ofieft ear, clip IN right. suppose to BED
OF hlhe years Old I2-lt IN. MCCONk
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

T,-eb -pOLl
soHfb III PRaer99' Is ottler.slgd MMs ~ with
cember. Is6s. one Bi@.f vc-s usIfe- T-recd'
let ear and underbit ia the right.
tEt VIC GLAS6O u
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Taken up on my farm, i'm Perm precinct. eIect4
1862; three miles northwest Of Peru, one fvsgEfTou
reu h4uf With some white on belly. BRANDED mon
u and cross onleft hip, LEFT horn sliehtIyb rtu acclf
L-Dt DIN GFWEorfa
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

The biz granting SIC. 900 Incomplete
and furnish the State Normal School
will doubtless become q law,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A treaty between this country and
Prussia is about being formed for the
benefit of Prussian emigrants.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
Notice in RAM,
District court OF the Unftrds
Aa.ru..n L. ~

District Court Of the Unftnd -.
Nebraska. In ElT5 lff
IN the matter Of Charles
District OF Nebraska. 81
This Is % give mUticetNrf
usf! Isl fsant Of Bankw
District Of NehraSka, arafn-1 Suta
a. Place Of NeoFAskR cir. 0islG
adjudged q kaEkuupt on hs 60
payment OF any debts and tho 4
erty belonging . such Bank-~t
for his use, an4 the transfer III
ing % him forbidden By law la
of the creditors Of said Bankrl1f
rs i5se ez fS w 5Ti4 - sP 5s S5o % one rmos
be holden at BrOwuvinefu eafd ~ ~
Rich, Esq., Register in Bankwrt
on the 0th day OfFebruary. ~
am
Lu-g Us. Marshal
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

The postal money order SYSTEM be-
tween the United States and the
towns of North Germany goes into OPP
Grafton on the first of February. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

Jas. H. Stockton has been elected
q. s. Senator from New Jersey.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

In the House, a bin was introduced
to enable Chicago to enlarge her har-
Dor. sad e3 0-la -ba-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

A movement is On foot to- taffnel
the Chicago river at the Adams street
CROSSING. 30
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

VIM. Homes, editor of the Missouri,
Republican, died Tuesday, at New.
HaveN,. Corn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

AGCOuAMA Elm 81
The following are a few selected from the muIH-
tuue Of recommendation in our possession:
from c. Il ROdgerI. ST. Louis MOI
ST. LOUIS, No, April d. Tses
! nefeDy certify that ] have usedtOhaceo for fvvau-
" years PAST, ana TOR the last ten years i have uspd
Two POUNDS per mouth. 1 have made attempts To
leave OF az Inherent times. I havelef off one vear
at a time, but alwavs continued =, bo1I-o.
unlll used DeWttts Preparation. which las com
plelely cured me OF the appefite for tobacco.
MoulQ al who areafected wifh fhis far-
rlDle habit 70 try the Preparation.
CA. ROBERTS.
From John knipe, St Loais, Mol c.a
ST LOUIS, June Is, 1868.
teSl ysaEsi LrleG many times to leave Of. but have
so much from q dizziness in my head and
snaWing atmy stomach that I have sOOn. Qiven mn
ne Trial a friend advised 2 to use ourTranor
lLOH5 ana completely cured me
JOHN KNIPE
FROM w. a smith, Columbus, Ohfo.1
COLUMBUS, July 10. 1855.
4 hereby certify that one box Of your Pre1arstio,
removed all the use OF tobacco.
W. 4. SMITH.
From VIM. Espy, Springfield MassJ
rr.o5 SPBLNGFIELD, August ). lsea
me. s4d Y cured
merely give these as a sampie Of Mi
6sn u5iIy. All letters OF inquiry cheerfriIv an
Frlee OF Preparation, 81 Der box IF n be
aSuLn9 man, = cents additional FOR bosfara Mon
y sent hY mali NJ my risk. Address
DFNEpT Chemist
st. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28
DIR. ]. BLAKE,

ID II n II 4 = II,
Would respectfully announce that he has locale9ln
BfOwnvilIe, and Is now prepared 10 periofm' IN me
hest manner, L operations pertaining 70 the
science 6TfSc o Z 9 SyeF ciSy Brpg store, front rOoml Istf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-28

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-15
The City AmuseInenls.


ATTHK WALNUT Boucicaulj drama OF -iHer
Dark Will oe pei formed tnIs evening and az tne
matlnee tO-moIrow.
AT THE ARCH Dsly's drama OF 4 Fash Of
Lights,tnp IL ANNOUNCED for Luls evening.
AT THE THEATRE CoHIoUE Miss susan Gal =
ton Will have O benetlG TINS evening, and will
appear in two operas by Onon oacn, LteSchelt
and Rrttzchen ana La Rose dc 81 JtieuY Mis-,
she will have a fail mouse.
There Will be matinee 70 morrow when the
operetta of &c" will be giveu.
AT THE AMERICAN agTeat number OF ialente
artists Will appear Jnis evening in AN attractive
variety entertainment.
CARL WoLFSoAS will give his third Matinee
to-day at The Foyer oi ths Academy Of Music,
CARL SENr2' and MARI Masters Orchestra
will pt form Ine "Be!OIn4atlUn' SYMPHONY OF
Mendelssohu To morrow afternoon AT Musical
Fund Hail.
MISS ANNA T. DICKINsuS will lecture on
"Womah's Wrongs aud ine HCnedy' at tue
Academy Of Music this evening. Ilc6ets can
be procured AT GOuds, M. SLJ CnssnuJ street.
and at the Academy. In uru@T to avoid Inter
TuptiOn, Miss Dickinson requests that the
auaience will be seated before o'clock.
THE PHILHARMGNIC SOCIETY viii give their
fret grahu concert ot Lnc season tomorrow
night, at the Academy OF Mu,lc. Beethoyen's
Seventh Sy mpnony and olner classic music Will
be rendered by u .Tge orche,ITa. Mile Camille
Urso, The young Viulinist. amt MT. Z, II. Jarvis
the pianist, wlI appear.
MIR DAvI B CASSEDAr "tl lecture at Con.
cert Hall ON Monday evening, On the subject OF
True WOmHnhOOd'
CHARLES Il. LEX, Esq, will lecture at the
nall OF the Young Mems christian Association,
No, 1910 Chesnut street, this evening. on Ian
Ruage; It's Origin aud Uses
GHORoE FnANOIS TRAIN Esq, will lecture al
Concert Hall to morrow evening, In Tie ints
rests OF the work kingmen ana women OF Anne
rica. and Of the Fenisn Brotherho2d Toe huo
iect will he, Train versus John Bull and hl
English Bastiles." If Mr. Tratn cannot expa
tiate on such a subject as this, nobody else can
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-15
TIN q Hy,pnuerchor Hall.

The Mpnnerchor Society IL famous FOR It's
mask ed balls, and those which 1t has given In
former yeas were conducted with SO much
Judgment, good taste, and skill that the ball for
1869 was looked forward 10 with more than
usual expectations OF pleasure by the devotees
Of Terpslcnore. 1t is no dIsparagement TO other
entertainments of like character to say that tue
Mennerchor ball given last evening n tue
Academy OF Music was the most brilliant affair
of the season. The managers exerted them
selves to make the occasion one that would be
remem beI ed by their guests, and IL any partict-
pant In the festivities failed TO enjoy himself
heartily, IL must have been his own fault
The bail opened with grand tableau repre-.
senting Prince Carnival receiving the homage
of the flowers. Then followed Il grand Carnival
review, when the following passed before his
Majesty In procession Master Of Ceremonies,
Adjutants, jockeys, Polincninello, the Jolly
Boys, Musicians, Committees, the Carnival
Guard, Germany, led by Bismark, was drawn
in triumph by the petty sovereigDs Of Ger
many, with the Emperors OF France and Austria
vainly attempting TO retard her progress; then
came q variety of amusing characters ana Car
nival oddities which created much anusement.
After the review Prince Carnival and suite led
q fgrand Boionaise, in which all the maskers
participated. rhis fairly opened the ball, and
the dancing was Kept up until lar into the
morning.
The music was excellent, and the decora
tions were such as TO add TO Inc gor.eousue.s
of the scene. Everythin passed OIL smoolnly
and the managers are 10 oe congratulated on
the success OF the enter ILainment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-15
DIED..

UARNES.-On the llth instant, Mrs. MARY ANN
CAEN ES, In the 65Ih year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends respectfully Invited 70
attend her funeral, from her late residence, No 57
Thompson street. Sunday afternoon A. l O'CLOCK.
To proceed to Ood Fellows Cemetery.
LAIN.-On the l2tn instant. Mr.. JOSEPH L. LAIN
son or Mary H. and the late James X Lam, aged 30
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family. South
wark Lodge, No. liS, I. o. ofO F. Shfi sr Hose aud
steam Fire Engtue Company, No. 81 SouthwArk
Lodge No Is, X of r.; and the Employees OF the Pas
chal Iron Works, respectfully invited 10 attend
The funeral from his late residence, No. 69 Sears
stFeeL, b low Wharton aud below SEVENTH on Sunday
afternoon 81 O'Clock. TO proceed TO Wharton Street
Church Vault.
PEALE-oH Tue'day evening, the l2 h instant,
HAkBlhT Z. PEALE, rel.ct OF me late RemOrRnet {
peaIe.
ihe relatives and friends ART respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, fUn her late residence, No lG6
Vine street, ON Saturday morning. The l6.h instant,
~ II 0clCck.
SLACK AT noon on the - h instant after a linger-
lrg Illness, Mrs, EbIH BElH W. SLACK, relct OF
Abner r. Slack, EDe G3tn year OF her age.
Ins relatives and friends OF the IaHiliy are respect
aly invited 70 attend her fnneral hom ner lae resi-
teI &c, No. 1872 Columbia avenue, ON SATURDAY morn
ing next the 18th lest ant, az III oClock. -
sh YDER.-On The 18th instant, EDWARD SNY.
DIR, IN The SSlb year Of his Rge
and lfenda Of the fAroty are resp ect-
nVleo attend the mineral from his late resi-
No. ~ West Uuity street, Frahk kmrd. on Sdu-
dBS mvTnmg, January ", Al II ncOcR, without iur'
ther notice Inter1neEt at Ledar HiA Ceme.ory'