Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1869-06-17

A4LtASAs'o St.lle - 1859.
TIE usually pIeassR ineR "a Of Nay
90 sol1e ~ leasallt Ts1lin - -
nlnu neFs IN pressing us very lOsclbly
yslsliI 3Ier abiiity 10 pEOduos sudden
changess June ! the queen Of ths
twelve, IS better favored and more acJ
cetable. The portion already passed
has exhibited signs that BrOh1ise rs q
new lease Of lifs.a qPn
Our gOssips have been diseussinga q
breach OF promise suit that Is being
/ tried in village Q few miles from the
city. The daily papers have fun re-
ports oft, and one Of the parties .i8
well known in the city, A blushihg
damsel Of thirty summers sues a love.
sick swain Of fifty for a breach of
/ promise laying the damages at $780,
600. The letters produced IN court are
models for love letters, fbut he disre-
CARDS all rules Of OrtlOgraplly. How
q young lady could desire 70 we'd sueH
an old, illiterate speciman was not
understood, until he was announced
to be worth half a million dollars. sG1
The number Ofemnligrants coming
IN the city is exceeding the rush OF
any previous year. There Is a. much
larger proportion OF Sean dfvaVfans
than we have been accustomed to seeE
and from the reports received thOus-
ands more are fOIlowing them.s2huL
"A great many Of the grocery houses
ot this and some, other CONTIGUOUS
cities, were searched last week for
sugar that had been sn1uggled At New
Orleans; a large lacOnsign uiemt r'I9s.E
.reeeived there and shipped north; the
men who purchased wrote for infOr-
nation and received a reply that q
bond had been given for the duties
This was false and the goods were
seized. .-r.-, ..,...
. A collision Is imminent between th5
two. sections Of the Episcopalinff
Church, in. this city. Ths Bishop o.
the State ordered OneOf his elergyrnalf
not to omit the word .'regeneFaten ia
the administration Ofthe ordinance OF
baptism, as he had been aeeustoffe6
to do. The clergyman refuses t0iasSf
10, and-his- congregation saDp0ft his
opinion. The Bishop raises tie guVs-'
ton Of Obedianee, and the clergyman
the question Of ritualism.
/ A suit was determined in the Sups-
riOr Court Inst week, inve3finRS 8 laFxaE
amount Of property than any former.
case in this city. The property ~.
valued aG 81 ,5OU,OOO. A large portion OF
this was left by q Mr.. aChlieh TO g.
stranger, who, it was said, exerted an
undue lindueneeO over him on his death.
bed, The action was by the sons oE
Mr.. Uhlich to obtain q fair share.
The defendenE was allowed an that
was given him while Mr.. UhlioIf was
in his right mind. about sl20, 900, and
the balance vas divided among the-
heirs. lo- '@1I % = ~
Chicago B emphatieaIlya failr6dd
city, and the Elines. of road which
made il so are not surpassed by RnYiR
the Union. The company that has
done The greatest amount Of work tor'
the West and built up the gr6abess-
network Of lines, h the Chicago and
NOFthwPsteru. - The linesOf this road
now penetrate through the WhoR0
country north, northwest, and di-5
rectly west Cf the city. Ib has EroRn
frOul aseOrpOfati0R owning one snsallI
line 70 alpoWerfnl one, OWning thOu-l
sands of miles of road. i Is Officers,
recently elected one Henry Keep
Pres, u. r. Peerson, Viee-P res, and
Geog e. Duhlayg Gen. Sapt. % q gaoi