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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
Precinct railroad stock,

There is some difference of opinion
among people, as to the conditions
of payment of the Precinct Railroad
Stock-whether it is all to be paid at
once, or in installments as other stock,
by assessment. The stock will be
payable just as other stock. This is
law, and we know by conference with
the County Commissioners, that it is
their view of the matter. We have
no fear but what the matter will be
j~udiciously managed. Next week we
will say more, and in detail.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
SPECIAL ELECTION
SPECIALIZATION

Notice Is hereby given that b. virtue 0FtLs Oh
lowing order OF the County Commissioners IN. sl
LOT ne 'ggHly on Neim-ha, NehFasSa, au election
WI De held IN the MANNER, Tor the purpose, add
thet!me ana place specified in said order. E1ifh8
as follows, tO-gft.
This Board being satisfied By ppifti8r End 6f4.
wise tLut 10 is the wish Of % large ur~-r1 o. lie
voters OfsGid BrJWurilIe u-ccluc-- and thar zar-
pedient ana proper that the questions hereinz7E
voters OF this r%rceiECL.
Now there ore, by virtue orauth1rtv IN u vs.d
by law, we. the County Commissioner 0f Neuait
county NeDfLSkA DO order tLui % special es-lG
be held ma, and for the said Br0wnyille prc.ucL In
lue county or NeuaAa. state OF Nebraska, aH the
Eth day OF january. A. II. 1870. co the usual Placed
VOTING ~ sad precinct, fer the purpose Of v0rsg
on Tie GLOWING questions. t0-wit shall Tie CEHiT
SOIlihlsSionerS Of said County of NpWaHa. issue thE
ponds OF h BsOwnviile precinct Co t.e am0sntC o.
$1,000. as = part and portion 1.-THE taDilaI s0ct
oisald B~r0WaFIie, Fort keaFuey & Pacific Raiiruf
CuHilan!, 70 ana as such iu the construction Of sal-'
fotC- ANA HhSil thc said County Commissioner
cause TO be levied annually on the tay.hse pUnerr
TN said precinct, in addition To- the other lHulA
taxes, an amount Oftlx s~ulicieRt 90 pay annually
me interest on said bonds. and atc-f1e expiration
OF ten years from the time Of issuing sad bond
snail they caHre 20 be levied annually. until The sac
bonds are paid, an additional tax sufficient 90 Pay
ono lelth part Oi lne principal Ofsald bones AHl
apply the same TO the ayWen thereof. SAID D0i48
20 DC payable lH twenty years from BE la.r o Llo
issue ana 10 bear mteresta 10 the rate 0i e64s p.
cent per aunuu. the interest payable annually a.
the oIice of the Treasurer ofs8id county.
byiiI5 20 DC issued Immediately, or Gs so0nH
The ballots voted at said election shall have EfF
zen or printed thereon the following wGrs. tas
20 -ay' those in ItvOr Of bonds and tax. the W0rls
T. or bonds and taN-Tes." Those wEG5UV1sedh pc
aa.g D3ndS and tax, the words, For bonds al1 h1
The said election shall &c opened ats O'Clock ID
the forenoon Of said dav.
By order Of the County Commissioners o I'D
LelAa1a County, state OF Nebraska. and u@
ihe County Clerk give notice accordingly.
December Jth, lsG9.
il. MeGEEa
A. RITTER, ECO. tCuH
CT. HARMS.
order Of the Board OTC0mmi~si0ncr-
JAMES NJ. HACKER,
County CerE.
B-Ownville, Neb., Dec. 9Th. 1860. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

The Pacific Railroad toubles have
finally been settled to the satisfaction
of the President, the Secretary of the
Treasury and everybody concerned.
The junction of the two roads are
fixed at Ogden. The Central takes
the line from that point up to Pro-
mOntory, and to-day the necessary
order for the bonds remaining due
was issued to pay them over to the
Union as part of the purchase money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

Last October, Secretary Fish, after
a p~rOtracted interview with General
Grant, told the Cuban Junta that
there was no law to prevent the ship
ment of arms for the use of the insur-
gents. A member of the Cuban Jun
ia called upon Collector GrinneIl TO
ascertain whether he had any scruples
about clearing a vessel loaded with
supplies of war, when it was known
that they were to be used by the Gu
bans in their war against Spain.
GrinnelI told them that he would
give Il clearance to a man-of-war
loaded down with arms and NUM-
tons of war, provided the vessels
carried no more men than its custom
airy crew.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

PARIS, Dee. 3O.-In the Corps Legis-
latif this evening NJ. Olivier annOuc-
ed that hehad cOmpletedhis Ministry
as follows: Minister of Interior, N.
Gueranire; Minister of Foreign At
fairs, NJ. Billant; Minister of Justice,
nj. Richard; Minister of the Public
Works, NJ. Du~vernOis; Minister of
Commerce, NJ. BOurbean Minister of
Instruction, NJ. Farini President of
the Council, M. Mayer. The Minister
Of Fine Art, n. Valiant, as well as
Labouche, Pigoult and Genouilly, re-
tain their respective portfolios.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

The vote in Omaha on the Both for
or against the issuing of three hum
dred thousand dollars in Bonds to aid
the construction of the Southwestern
and Northwestern Railroads resulted
in Mfteen hundred and five votes for
bonds, and seventy-five against bonds.
Sensible people.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

The Nebraska City Press, in no.
ticing the return of Hon. I. L. GIBBE
to that place, says it is ''happy to find
Mr.. G. fully committed to the doc
trlne" Of recognizing the belliger-
ant rights of Cuba" and closes by
saying:
1--WE are glad to learn from Mr..
Gibbs that our Senators stand With
him on this important question, and
will be prominent supporters of the
people of Cuba in their struggle for
independence and republican institu-
tiOns.n
We are glad to know SOhere our SEN
ators stand on this important question.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
s48,88 3 ]

There has been, and yet seems to be
delay in apportioning this fund. We
hope for good reasons. The difficulty
seems to be that some counties have
not made the proper returns. In this
case, they should suffer-: Not the
counties that have been prompt and
made proper returns in due time. We
hope and believe Supt. Beals will be
governed By the Tar, in this matter,
and not risk taking any responsible
ties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

WASHINGTON, December 31.-Pri-
vate letters received here show that
some of the members of the Recon-
structiOn Committee have undergone
a change during the past fortnight.
One of them has drawn up a bill rela-
ting to Virginia, which has the sane
ton of several of his associates and is
intended to be Il compromise between
those who want to put her back into
the condition of Georgia. This bill
requires all the State and Legislative
officers to take an oath on the Four
teenth amendment and the Legislature
must pledge itself by solemn act, new
er to amend the State Constitution so
as to prohibit the negroes from voting,
holding office, sitting on juries and
sharing in the school money. These
fundamental pri ciples being accept
ed, the State shall be admitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

New York, Jan 3.-The Cuban
Junta deny that they have recommend
ed or thought of recommending the
suspension of the war for independ-
ance in Cuba. They say it will be
pursued till the Spanish Government
is driven from the Island.
A cable dispatch from Paris says
that the new Ministry of NJ. Olivier
gives very general satisfaction. 1t is
called the Parliamentary regime.
There is nothing definitely settled
yet about the Spanish throne.
The members of the Gcumenical
Council at Rome all called on the
Pope on New Years day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

We are pleased to meet, for the first
time, S. w. BROOKE, Editor of the
Rulo Register. He is in our city as a
Delegate to the State Board of Aori-
culture from Richardson county. We
are glad to meet him, and to know,
that although differing in politics, we
are unitedi in Agricultural matters-he
is an ardent friend of Agriculture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

To Senator Upton we are indebted
for a full set of the bound volumes
Congressional Globe for the first, sec
ond and third Sessions Of the Four
teenth Congress. AS they complete
u files for twenty consecutive years,
we value them more than ordinary
documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

AS we go to press, the Nebraska
State Horticultural Society, and the
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
are in session in this city. There is a
very large attendance, and a lively in
terest manifest. The proceedings of
each will be published in detail, in
our Agricultural Department next
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

We have so arranged all matters
connected with the Advertiser, that
the business of the paper will COM
mence on the first day of January in
each year. All books are balanced up
to the last day of December, and we
commence anew on New Years day.
This will be more convenient to all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

IN on AND WATER COLOR!

Prang's American ChrOmOs are fac-simile repro
ductiOns of oil and water color paintings; so faith
fully and skillfuly done that IL requires the expert
ence of an expert to detect the difference between
them and the originals.
For every purpose of decOratiOn-for psrlOrs,
sitting-FOOms, nurseries or Misunderstanding so
tanned for the same amount of money. No other
ornaments Of the same cost are so admirably calcu-
lated to adOrn a home; to cultivate q love for Art
among the people at large; to brighten up the
dwellings Ofevery class of our citizens; and to teach
the rising generation, by their silent yet riiuing in
fiuence, to love the beautiful in art or nature.
Hitherto, Art has been aristOcTatiC in its assOcia-
t~iOns-nOne but the wealthy classes could afford to
buy fire works of fart: but chrOmO-litnOgraphy has
changed all that; and brought exQisite paintings
within the reach of every family It is doing tor
Art what the printing-pressdid for Literature. Let
no family; hencefOrth, be without a few classical
books. and one or two mastery paintings. Both
should be regarded as indispensable to complete q
home. "-BOsfOl AdreTfiSPr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
MARRIED..

December 3Oth, at h residence of D. H.
Ellis, Esq, London Nebraska, by Rev. /. f.
Britt, David II. Ellis to Miss SalinR Collins.
All Of London, Nemaha County, Nebraska
In Christ's Church, on Sunday, Jan ID, in
this city by the Rev. Geo. r. Davis, Ambrose
w. Lemon, formerly of Washington, d.
c., and Miss Margaret JAM Jackley, of
B~rOwnville, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs.
Notice of REGISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that I viii set at the office
Of 1.-THE County Clerk in Nemaha County, Nebraska
on the 18th, 18th and 14th of January, 1870, for the
purpose Of orrecting the Registration and addition
OF the Registered List of voters of BrOwnville
precinct, Nemaha County, Nebraska, for Special
Election to be held in said precinct, on the 18th day
of January, A. d. 1870.
II. I. SNYDER, Registrar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

The Midland Pacific Railroad Com
pRny have safely landed the Loeomo-
tive "Light Foot" on Nebraska soil,
and commenced laying track on Mon
day last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
The School Fnnd.

The School Fund received by the
State Treasurer for six months, end
ing Nov. 18th, 1869, amounts to $43,-
1878 and is now, subject to appor-
tiOnment. From the Omaha Repu6-
HcaR we learn the moneys are derived
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

Taken mp by the underyirre5
November, 1853. living four MI. o1 the 5b a.
Vile, IN Nemaha County. Neb ,grih 0fBTs "
s~pOttedShotes, weighing about DaeE AID nv.
marks or brands EOticebIe. pounds eacb 3--a
SAMUEL ne
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

Taken up by the uD6auf-d
ne 4 IniQ1ef 1o6g, az his residence al ~ y ioth ds- q
Texa Lil s,sa Seinsaa River, an estarV c 1oa Bird I
8 on the left hip. q crop ma % BRANDED z
eur ana an gnderbit OF the LETT en- on tie
JAMES ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
GROVER & BAKERS
FIRST PREMIUM
STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
405 BrOadisay, .t'er0 Fork.
Points Of E~xcaIIsnce.
Points Of Excellence.

Beauty and Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity OF MA
chinery.
Using both threads directly ffoa
the spOOls. g.
No fastening Of seams by hand al-
no waste Of thread.
Wide range Of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty andhfH
ness after washing and ironing.
Besides d0ingalI kinds of work dGl'
by other Sewing Machines, these As
chimes execute the most beautiful anu
permanent Embroidery and ornameI
tai work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

e. The Highest Premiums at all the hI'
and exhibitions Of the United states anu
Europe, have been awarded the Grover DO
ker Sewing Machines, and the work donsV
them, whereyerexhibiled in competition
70 The very highest prize, The tr'"
hs Legion Of Honor, was conferred en- ."
representative Of the Grover & BakerssN
Machines, at the Exposition Unive
Paris, 1867, thus attesting their great s'l'
Ority over all other Sewing Machines.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
EsFRAT NOTrm

Taken up by the subscribe
miles west Of BrOwuvfUe one As residor,.-
mare pony colt, Will one wbi-. ar Old ~
small white and red heise- csif hA Aso -
ROBERT ". cor
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
STRAY Norrrn

taken Up by the undersigned. rv,
iSs9. one White Sow Neb. on the 4. gRo aIs
spring. No other marks or Drama years Old Sg,
WILLTS-r-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

Senator TRUNrBULL, of Ill, and
Judge HcIE, Of KY, r both spoken
of as successors to Judge GRIER, on
the Supreme Bench.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
READ THIS.

VIZ quote a few lines from an edito,
rial in the last weeks Democrat
whose editor was one of those who
took up arms in the late Rebellion
against the Government and nation.
In speaking of the Hon. e. M. Stan.
toms official character, he says: '"The
country is too familiar with his infa-
my to require a rehearsal. He was ar
bitrary, VIOLENT, cruel and an avowed
hater Of the constitution, and a con-
sentative administrator of law ;" also
claiming that his death was an act of
retribution, as a punishment which
any man deserves who was instru-
mental in suppressing the rebellion.
Now, MI. Editor, it has been said
that comparisons are Odious. We adj
NIT that they sometimes are. We can
readily see how Secretary Stanton
and his cO-adjutors might assume the
characters of pure, honest, upright,
philanthropist and loyal Statesmen in
the eyes of the Union Army and their
friends, and sympathize OIL the one
hand, and how the same men may
appear arbitrary, tyranical, cruel, vi
olent and disgustingly hateful to all
those who were engaged in waging a
rebellion against Il government and
nation which the patriots were stri-
wing to uphold in all its constitu-
tiOnal purity. And upon the same
principle we reconcile the two state
ments of the character of the Hon.
E. NJ. Stanton, II made by the loyal
and the other by the disloy-
al editor. PIQUE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

ADMINIsrRATop,g

WEE-
Notice is hereby given - NOfICE
4gSfn appointed Administered Sft W. Nsa-
- TL~Banta!lOW late OfNemaha 60. ne state ~ b
the srd Y az SogIt has apPoiHtedtbe qses
estate. Nteialms Gain
Grope.w a. w. MORGAN.
w. NEELY, Administrs,oe IA,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
EsTRAYS


Na aaSfa Up oy TIE undersigned. at bfs
calf. red. win N T52t 70 on az ne l5th day ofBec . 1
hams. GeAe4Qi Jaws Sc
lest q
- WI Won
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
FRANCS

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ings, so admirably executed as to render il impOssi-
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
SPECIAL EEErP,o-
ROCLAMATTNN

f,1IO0 = Hereby given that bvvt-+
go OLUef Of the Civ G,r-11, Olha
- = LON HVllle, State Of Nsbr.-u he
tLoITr VII Dg heid in the manns-a- en-
fpdfu Slid cr,lg- T. we SINE and place $50
IN the matter Of the subn,iso"s tO-Wi.
20 the regal voters of the cif,- ~ 70 q VOC
the question WhCtherthfScity ~ nIoEnNtls
INy ABOusahQ Dollars to the CaDifaIS ae
~ lle BfOWnytlle. TT KeorDs-" lLlL Stock
railroad Company. and $50 anu Facf,
SUI CITY IN payment thereof an tDNHlsd
the construction Of the pr,- ~ adm
hSdIhey ana Pacific Railroad. Tbf- p
I oeIns satisfied by the Petitio1 Oo9l-
LaISe portion OF the legal voters of ~ Ol a
and otherwise, that fs Is the yri5I y tliSeiy
POIlIoh OF Ia voters of this citv ~ arg
~ eApeoleht and proper that lie go.
u~ett4halJer mentioned SHOULD bo s55L.,lols
JOtHe vote OF the voters of this cIt@ UiUa
No"i LftLelofS, Oy virtue OF the art-,-.
~ US vested 9y law, we, the CITY C1DDoTJ
Inc City of BrOWnvflle. Sfs.o - StIueL0
~ CICet tHat a special election he 6eldira13
LOI eiIy OF BrOWnvile, on S~aturIov g
2oth DAY OF JAEUART,1s1o
at the usual place Of voting In said CIV
lions, that is to say 4-S-
SEai the CITY Council Of tho seEl .,
bfOWnViIle subscribe the Sa1uOf SIvtyTiEu
Sand Dollars TO She CAPITAL St6-.L ~
66LoW HEHIe' IT. kearney and Pacific RsT
rg9u company, So aid in the c0uS+rr.tLi-
sou ttaII hoad, n issue the EonfSo m -
10y III payment "a said SahscrfUffor. -Ti
SuaI the City Council cause a tar n I.
IeNled annually on tie taxable rr1rs-
" OF said city. in addition y
Other annual taxes. for ten wears may
Gent 70 pay the Interest on SAID E,-I.
anu Tor the mex ten wears tEars10-
SulhcltnJ 10 pay the interest as afgras,6S-ri
an additional tax sufficient TO nav oDe 800
part Of the principal. Co De placed I'm \ sirE.
ing iund created for that purpose ami oeN-
ply the same ia the payment of said borf,
Wnen the same shall become due ami -
oIe. SdlI Boh4s 10 De maie payable I'm iweD
y Years from Jhc date OF the issuing tFereg
ana 10 near Interest al the rate Of ssvsD ~,
cent. per aHnuIu, the Interest payabia saTEI
az the office of the Cty Treasurer
salq city. said Bonds 90 he Issued innsfL.
aleiy, or as soon as thelaW allows.
AF0tt0eQ, however, that said Rail Road
company shall receive said Bonds nj mar h,
payment OF said subscription.
ina De q further oydcTcd, That those pbo
are IN iitVOr Of authorizing said CITY C0gr-I
10 ISSUE said Bonds in manne as above Bm.
Fiued, and who are III favor Of auth1rff7r
Sald council 70 levy an udditi0uaItsXt0f5as
now authorized by law 10 paw tie ir.-1gt
and principal OF safd Bonds In e-rl5-e
Win IHe above proposition. shall cas sal0t
upon which snail De written OrpriUa-Fr
bonds and Pax, Yes" Those opposed sNl
q ballot upon which shall De- wlleelt
prlnted-'FOr Bond and Tax. NOH
Inc Proclamation VAS adopted By
me CltY Council of the CITY of Bn0HHviLa.
I1ecein6eF the 9Th, 1859, and orIJrg5tD ppl-
claimed by the Mayor OF sqfd CIV.
Hit il. u. FT.RTGUT Mayor
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
MANHOOD:
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IA This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
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Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any adj
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
Read This.

The German Republicans of New
York City, being loyal citizens of the
United States, and among those who
believed in suppressing the late Rebel
lion, hold this opinion of Ex-Secreta-
~ Stanton, as expressed by them in
convention, upon learning of his
death:
"Appreciating the great loss the
country has sustained in the death of
the Hon. Edwin n. Stanton;
ResOLUed, That we recognize in the
deceased. a man, who, as Secretary of
! War during the great struggle for the
preservation of the Republic, acted
with answering energy, untiring
activity, and in the most able and eff
fcient manner for the welfare of his
country /; and by his elevated position,
fidelity and directness of purpose,
was instrumental in subduing the en-
emies of our country, and defeat
ing a rebellion that threatened alike
the life of the Nation and the fOunda-
ton of the Republican Institutions.
We also admire and offer due tribute
to his personal character; his spotless
integrity; his devotion to the aus of
the people, and that consciousness of
right which led him triumphantly
through all the vicissitudes and trials
of his responsible position, and will
make his name illustrious on the
pages of history being a true patriot
to whom the salvation of his country
was his duty, he never hesitated to
employ all the force and resources of
the nation, to the accomplishment of
that lofty purpose. His great services
to his country, and his self.sacrificing
devotion, place him before the Ameri-
can people as a rare example worthy
of emulation and immitation."
So much for the loyal Germans.
Now,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

TIRS.-Endless in style and quanti-
i ~, at HETZEL'1
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
Post Ofiee Box 4,5s6.

Words Of Wisdom for young men, on the
Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with
in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BoEP. Philadelphia,
Do
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

Thirty-nine car loads of Railroad
iron have reached Nebraska City, for
the Midland Pacific.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

AFTER the EtiluS companion aIJer oocL . IN
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Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
Livery Feed Sale and Exchange
STABLES.

Corner Main and Levee St-.---.RROWNVILLE.
HAVING purchased this Stable Of
Ii A.P. COgswell. we are prepared to furnish
the best TEAMS, BUGGIES and CARRIAGES in
Southern Nebraska, at LOWEST CASH RATES.
Room for Fifty Horses. Corral for Stock. Particu-
lar attention paid 70 Feeding or Boarding Horses.
l3Ilyl PHILLIPS q BARNES
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at BrownviIe, Ne
braska, on the first day January Of1S7O, which, if
not called for in one month, will be sent to the Dead
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

A. J. SWARTS.
SARAH SWARTS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

M. E. PARSONAGE,
Peru, Jan. 3, 1870.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06
LAFAYETTE MILLS.

Situated on the Little Nemaha River. sixteen
miles north Of BrOwHyille, and fourteen southwest
of Nebraska City.
Having purchased the entire interest in the above
Minis, ana thoroughly repaired and improved the
same, also erected q
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-01-06

The CO-Partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name OfChurch, COIhapp & Co, doing q Gen
eral Publishing Business, and issuing q weekly
paper, calledthe A-DvERTIsER has been
dissolved by mutual consent this day. The said
business VIII hereafter be carried on by Furnas,
COlhapp q Co, for whom we bsspeak a liberal pat
rOnage.