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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. $40, southeast corner of It'll and D SIS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE
M RaILADELPHIA ROW.

A b. virtue of a deed of trust, dated NAV 4, A.
km,k ID 1865, and duly recorded in Liber No. SOB,
-. folio S5, &C, OF the Land Records OF Wash
lngton county, d G., and by the written direc ion
OF the party secured thereby will sell, public
ancton, in front of the premises, at 51s clock on
TUESDAY, The 9th day of September, A d. 1870
lot numbered twenty three (23J in Flanagan re-
corded subdivision of square numbered nine hundred
gether with all the improvements, consisting of
very fine brick residence in - Philadelphia Row"
Terms of sale: One-third in cash, OF which 500
must be paid at sale, the deferred payments t. be
made in g. II, i and - months, with interest from
day Ct sale and secured by deed Of trust to the salts
faction Of the trustees The terms of sale to be fully
complied within seven days after the day of sale,
otherwise the trustees the right resell the
property, after one weeks notice, at thu risk and
C.st Of first purchaser All nvey ancing and Atam ps
at the purchaser cost.
THOMAS W.PL0WMAN,l r-r..o..
WILLIAM H WARD, trustees.
seB eo&cs GREEN Z WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
RY WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 902 Penn. sv., cor 9th q

RY WIN. l.. WALL 90, Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Stores No. 900 & goa Penn. sv. cor. 9Th 1t.
CHAMCERY SALE oF HOUSE AND LOT ON
ssTTksEET NORTH, BETWEEN 4rH AND sr
- BY viTtu. Of n,.. decree Of the Supreme
Saneefg s int s aatd March ium 5,S .s U
and passed in the cause OF Rachel Lewis ct al
offer for sale :. public aucton in front q The prea
the Depth Of LOT, sf Lot No in square south O q
sS ss & The Ren Of the city
ssis,ins OF comfortable tive story Frame House. A
and healthy and pleasant sc sis On nq Pas
Terms: One. half cash; the residue in two equal
his notes for the deferred payments satisfactoriS
Title deed to be retained until the whols of the pur
chase money is raid. COnveyancing aud STAMPS At
hsBURY LLOYD. Trustee
me same time and PLACE, and on the terms,
side oil the premises above described
sells eokds WM L. WALL Go, aassa
RY COOPER q LATIMEk, Auctioneers.
Southwest corner Of fenns'lSsnia ave- and il.a ST.
fSR IhsT wa a d LOT s sar 81
a. the intersection of Penusy lvania and South
IA 0ie On ' Ta6SsspAY. 18th day of ..p,ems.r
E,& next. at O'Clock p. m, shall SELL by virtue
sNA Of deed of trust to me, dated the 22i day If
July le6a, and duly recorded in Lib-r T. and e. Nd
b. fole 2l6, of the land records for Washington
county, District OF Columbia, the east part of Lot
numbered nine, t9,) in square numbered nine hun
dred and twenty five. being 10 feet front by % feet
deep and improved by two-stcry Frame Dwelling,
containing or rooms, in good order.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 8 and IL months,
secnred by deed Of trust notes bearing interest
Convey anciDg At cost of purchaser $50 down ON day
CT sale. JAMES X. ONEALE. Trustee
seq COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
-.
TIL THURSDAY, 22d Of September. at the same
hour and place. JAS r NEALE, Trustee.
sells LATlMER h CLEARY, Aucts
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- successors to Cooper 4 Latmer.D &
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th strest
DEStRABLE BUILDING LOT ON FIFTH
sTkEET, BETWEEN P AND STREETS, AT
AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Sept. 22d,
30at o clock, We will sell, on the premises. Lot
NO. 30, in subdivision of Square so. This Drop
erty has front Of 70 feet inches the side OF
9Th street. rear the corner of street, running back
100 feet to IA ten foot alley.
Term, Oue-third cash; residue In and II moRths
with interest, secured by deed of trust. Coavey-
AZ cirg and stamps at cost of purchaser $50 dow o
At time of sale.
stl9-d LATlMER & CLEARY, Aucts .
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LOAN OFFICES. .

A A q D.
The undersigned respectfully iusorns the pubic
that they have no branch Office or connection with
any other concern in this city.
They have also reduced the interest on gb,d
watchse. silver ware, ana diamonds. At tine bid
stand, No. 314, 9th street, between street and
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
ROBERT FULTON SCO.,
seTm Licensed BrOkerS. s.
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MOTOR FOR DMyING SEWING MACHISEs,

The Company are prepared to receive orders. The
medical profession and the public respectfully
invited to witness the operation Of the Motor. as
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AUCTION SALES

III LATlMER CLEARY. Auctioneers,
sH.,h, touccessors to Cooper a Lafimer
coutn"e@ corner Pennsy lvsnia ave ana iIth street
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Ri LATlMER 4 CLEARLY. Auctioneers,
- tSuccessOrs to Cooper LatImer,)
Southwest corner Pennsy lvana ave sad lith street
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
GOYBRNOR's ORGANIZATION.
Ertra session Of the LegIslature.


Our present issue contains,the Gov
ernor's Proclamation converting the
Legislature of Nebraska in special
session. We confess to surprise at
The extent OF the call. The Governor
in the goodness of his hearth has, doubt
less. yielded to the endless and ceasless
opportunities that this, that, and the
other subject matters might be en-
braced in the call, and thus become
Actionable under the provisions Of the
constitution. The Legislature will
do better than aver heretofore, If 1t
~transacts all the business provided for,
even in forty days, and do it well.
Wexery much doubt the propriety. or
necessity for an extra session, farther
than to ratify the Fifteenth amend
ment. We do not think the people
expect, or want it; or that the exigen-
scies demand it. However, the Repre-
ssntatives when convened, will re-
feet the win and wishes of their con-
~Btituents, and govern themselves ac-
Cordingly.
II the Legislature concludes to pro-
coed with the consideration Of all the
items embraced I'm the call, we beg to
e call the attention Of members to the
Sixteenth count-''To provide for the
transfer of State University funds"
II this looks to a change Of use, or di-
version Of funds accruing as provided
in Section Twenty-one OF the TACT to
establish the University Of Nebraska."
then we for one, enter our protest.
The Regents Fund especially, should
be kept sacredly for the purpose de-
sIgnedAnd expressed in the law, and
under no consideration, used for any
other purpose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

A few weeks ago a scurrilOus and
cowardly article appeared in the Ne
maha Valley Journal as Washington
Correspondence, in which both the
private andjudicial character of Judge
o. P. MASON was wantOnly assailed.
we first thought to pass it BY in ST.
lence, and perhaps the less said in re-
lation to it now, the less importance
will attach TO it. We feel it duty,
however, as a journalist, andindepen-
dent of any personal or p%artizan
friendships, to say that Judge Mason's
official career has been especially
marked by a degree ofability and pre-
cision' hitherto not excelled, to say
the least by any other occupant of the
Bench in the State. He has been par
ticularly vigilant in seeing the laws
faithfully and fearlessly executed ;
has prosecuted the business Of his Of
flee with such dispatch that the coun-
ties in his District have been saved
thousands of dollars. We are glad to
see that a number of journals in the
District have spoken out in vindica-
ton of the Judge. If we guess the
author of the article in question cor
rectly, we have only to say, if his Ju-
diciaI ermine is kept as unspotted as
Judge Mason's there will be no COM
plant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
GOOD FOB RROMNYILLE.

On the 10Th ult. the city of Brown
vile voted on a proposition for the
city TO subscribe 100000 to the capt.
tai stock of the Brownville, Fort
Kearney & Pacific Railroad, which
resulted i'm a unanimous vote i'm favor
of the proposition. We sometimes
hear of a good thing, but seldom do
we hear of every body being right /;
but every body is certainly right on
the question of railroads, in Brown
vile. It is true that where there is
inharmony and discord, but little is
accomplished, as BrOwnville hereto
fore has realized in reference TO rail-
road matters. We are sure that hence
forth the people of that city will real
iZe that 'in union there is strength"
and that harmony, wisdom and una
nimity of action will mark all their
enterprises. If this shall be so, they
will not only get the road under con-
sideratiOn, but other railroads, and
Brownville will ultimately transcend
the expectations of her most sanguiue
Rdmirers.-TectEnISeh ChieJtdin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

fancy i'm asserting that the compile
ton of this enterprise, is more needed
to-day, and wo1ld confer greater ben
elts on a greater number Of the peO-
pie in Nebraska than any other now
contemplated, and yet, 1t has encoun-
tered more direct and downright OPP
position. It may be, and is delayed,
but 1t cannot be defeated. Every
Railroad, leading West from the Mis-
souri, river, except perhaps the q. P,
is, and will be incomplete, and will
fail to meet the wants and demands of
the people and u trade, without it.
But more, and in detail at another
time. In the meantime, we say TO
the friends II the Trunk" be in
good cheer; it is neither dead, nor
SLCepeh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

That indefatigable and go-ahead
Railroad man, H. DAVIS, Of Canton,
Mo-, is still giving his whole soul to
the Mississippi and Missouri River
Air Line Railroad. We copy the fol-
lowing from the Canton Press:
We appreciate the anxiety of all
parties interested in the success of the
NJ. & NJ. r.. A. L. Railroad to hear of
the progress made in the work and the
prospect Of its early completion, and
we have hitherto enveavOred to keep
our readers and the public fully posted
upon every movement. And we are
now happy to announce that negotia-
tons for the iron have been so far
completed as to give assurance that
an abundant supply will be forthcom-
ing as soon as required for the com
pleted grade.
We have been permitted to see a let
ter from responsible parties in New
York announcing their readiness to
furnish all needful supplies, and the
good news has so stimulated the con-
tractors that they have at once re-
sUmed active operations, though pre-
viougly intending to await the advent
of Spring.
All trat is now needed is the hearty
cooperation of the friends of the en-
terprise, aud especially the towns to
be most benefited by its completion,
to give appropriate "aid and comfort"
to those who have assumed the chief
responsibility in the matter. AS a
matter of fact it is worthy of note that
the energetic President of the compa-
ny, H. Davis, has himself from his
own private means footed the bills in
Cured for engineering. and other con
tingent expenses, because local and
municipal subscriptions could not be
made available until a considerable
portion of the work was completed.
Mr.. Davis is deserving of all praise
for his unfagging zeal and energy,
and at this stage of the work it GER
tainly would be but right aud just that
Canton and Lagrange should take
hold with increased zeal and determi-
nation and thus hasten the cOmpletioP'
of this long delayed, yet really impor-
tant and deserved work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
Life Association of America.

The most of our business men are
aware that recently efforts were made,
and are yet being made to establish a
Branch Board of the Life Association
Of America in this place. The prin-
cipal feature recommending this over
ordinary Life Insurance Companies,
is that sixty-six per cent Of monies
paid in Is loaned out in our own COM
munity. It is thought that there is
to-day, money enough going out of
our town, and out of our State, TO
meet a very large share of the banks
ing wants of the community. This
feature is therefore considered impor-
taut. 1t was thought by some that
we might not get the use of the mon
ey. Both the President and Solicitor
for the South Platte Department have
given us their pledge that if we make
up a Board Of ten in BrOwnville, we
shall have the use of the funds to
loan. The Board at its last meeting,
Thursday last, passed the following
resolution:
ResOIUed, That in ease q Branch
Board Of the Life Association of Amer
lea be established in the City of
Brownville, under the efforts now be-
ing made, then the people of Nemaha
county shall have back the per cent.
for loan, on complying with the regu-
lations of the charter in such cases
made and provided.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

The Quincy Wing in publishing the
proceedings of the late meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the O., NJ. & P.
r. R., of which Mr.. Church gave an
account in our last issue, notices our
aid as follows:
We learn from Mr.. Church, of
BrownviIIe, Neb., that on the Goth of
last month, that city voted 20 take
$50, 900 additional stock in this road,
swelling the subscription of Nemaha
county, Nebraska, to S27S, 000i Hur-
rah for Brownville and her enterpri-
sing citizens, who take such a lively
interest in the building of our road.
May their example be followed by all
friends of the road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
BEDFORD PRECINCT.
BENTON PRECINCT.
eNeKsnanoriaL Change
8. w. MCGREW,
Co. Supt.

We notice by the last number OF
the PAwNEE TRIBUNE that T. r.
Fisher has sold out the entire office
of the Tribune to Judge Edwards,
who has for some time been ~associa-
ted with Mr.. Fisher in its conduct.
From report and Mr.. Fishers recon-
mend in his validictory we Judge that
the paper is in safe hands. Mr.. Ed
wards is one of the abIest radicals of
the "burnt district"
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
LEGAL T

Notice is hereby given that a peti,io, O
nied IN the District Court OF Nemabo "a oeeR
braska. in acausew wherein James HCuniy, Ne
TN; ana Mary Jane Clark, WnIiamS Cslll 8 plain
I. Hail and Henry ]. hughes are dafa.5s Robert
object and prayer OF said petition r to-L-A The
ment against said William s. CTerL .ntmy-
with lnteresttrom September m. ISG9 sftsA &
nfteen per cent. per annum. an n@oD-uNed
G aad v UTIGDgr d9'3, IsSl' made by Mary Jane G noe
Dram OF order, of S1I64 n. with infstes ss ! T.
81 Itdr 4In one year after date. Also t5
Close HlOII6age OF even date with. and sa~nri1. ~
note, executed and delivered by he msEe-I 40
nOSe 70 ne psyee thereof. on fOur-ffbs L5fbs1 y.
M MeS ISL OF the southwest quarter ~ ss.9o.
thirty-siX tS6), township 1--WE M, Sane sSeesSn
east snq lot one IN block tbirty-nine iSqi NJ ~
city, Nebraska and to have such mortgo-a-SS G1ane
70 nave priority and preference over ne mS-tes
OF salG ROBERT Z. Hail and Henry J. RnTrf@
over al membranes whatsoever up0D 80 -.
ana 70 sell said premises and apply the-prorssSs
thereof in payment Of said note. FAO0
said Robert =. Hall and Henry i H.
required tOplead, answer or demur 10 sai6 Tsseen
on or before the 18th day0f March, $50
I54t 4ffor1eSs RSnq8A5Bt @
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
OtOs, Sac, Fox and Iowa Indian Treat

The President has, we see, with
drawn the Indian Treaties. spoken of
in our columns a few weeks since, nm
der the provisions of which the ''St.
Louis and Nebraska Trunk" sud the
"AtchisOn and Nebraska Railroad
Companies were to be allowed to pur-
chase the lands sf these Indians. We
hsve not changed our opinions here
tofOre expressed, in regard to Indian
Treaties. In this instance, however,
we Z confident that great delay, and
consequent wrong will be the resultto
The most pOpulous portion Of our
State. We refer to the building Of the
"frunkn road. We have no hesi-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

F 9s 5S 2 \. Reynolds, Non-Rs,la.s,

1Ou Will take notice that John L. c.
C S-t ! an action against you III ne D5..al
49, SeLnans county, Nebraska. whe-.f-
menL against you for the following awosn,. I.age
lnLerest rom the time below stated to-wif. Win
VIII interest rom July LIST. ISIS ei0S ~ 100
est nom September 10Th. IsQ a. re We inter-.
SIal plOnaSsoFy notes. T~hereQnisife afidsv,tS ~
~ zen IN NEG; an order Of Attachment - ~
properly, to-wit: Lots Is and ri in 49, yolF
5EqNn ADDITION to BrOWnvfIe. Nemabs n u
e,eoaasAa' Ah1 Nathan N. Green has bes, oo,js,
~ 70 1lm touching your property and sSls5Aso9l
LIS possession or under his control. yoT n
ed 70 plead answer or demur fonlefnti Ieqlif-
on or before the 18th day OF Marcb- NJ 53Peeauon
1zn IHOMAS &BROADy
A Attorneys for PisIn,f-
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

5th day of June and on the 9TH day
of December.
Directors are requested to include
IN their reports, a list Of the private
schools within theif respective dis
tFiets. also to give The whole number
Of pupils attending them They are
also requested to send the names Of
the directors for the ensuing year, as
soon as elected, TO the County Super
ihteudents. that they may be trans
mitted to this office.
Directors should fill out the blanks
In every particular, as required by
| Section So, and by the regulations Of
this office made III pursuance Of Sec
ton 81, that there may be no delay
caused by sending them back for
amendment under the provision of
Sec. IS. Directors will receive dupii-
cate blanks for their annual reports,
which they are requested to fill out
and send, one to the County Super
intendent and one to this Office.
County Superintendent will re-
! ceive no Directors report until it IS
complete as is required in Sec. So, and
so definite in giving Sections, Town
ships and Ranges, as will enable them
to determine whether any names are
twice entered in the enumeration o
until Ii is duly sworn to according to
the forms and regulations, made
under the requirements OF the 9Th
subdivision of Sec. 81. rfsaf
County Superintendent will make
their annual reports to this office on
or before the 30th day of April i'll
each year. They are requested to
report concerning their own labors,
the results Of their observations while
visiting the schools, their experience
in the administration of the School
Law-pOinting out what to them APP
pears defective in the law-and all
matters of interest connected with
the public Schools. a7sfllEa. r
They are specially requested to re-
port, any instances of refusal or neg
lect to adopt in the schools, the text
books designated under the law and
the reasons for such refusal or neglect.
They are also requested to report any
known instances in which the text
books have been introduced into the
private schools.
The County Superintendent are
requested to meet at the Capitol, in
Lincoln, on Wednesday the twenty
third of February, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
to adopt some general plan for hold
ing and conducting County Institutes;
to consider the best means of securing
the general attendance of teachers ut
the Institutes; to devise some plan
for leading the people to more just
appreciation of the necessary qualifi-
cations of q good teacher, and to con-
suit upoA the means best adapted to
elevate the character and improve the
efficiency Of the schools.
Done at Lincoln this 81st day of
January, 1870. \
~ S. D. BEALS, n
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

WIN. E. HILL, Esq, lumber mer-
chant of Nebraska City, had his of
flee robbed one evening last week OF
about four thousand dollars in notes
and cash. He offers the thief may re-
tain the money if he will return the
notes.
P. S. Since the above was in type,
we see that the notes have been re-
turned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We have on hand communications
-"Legislation in regard to the Prac-
tice of medicine " by JOHN FLANAGAN
-"Select Schools" by EDUX-''Char-
a%cter," by JEANETTE HARDING, and
interesting letter from @. r. REED
Err, Houston, Texas, for which we are
unable TO find room this week. They
shall all have attention in due time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
Number Of School Districts in Ne
mahR County.

DR.. MeGrew, County Superinten-
dent Of schools in this county has, in
compliance with the school law. num-
bered the districts in numerical order
throughout the county, and kindly
furnished us with the new arrange
ment for publication. They were for
merly numbered only as sub-districts
in each precinct. We now give the
new number and the old one. Thus
it will be understood what is now the
official number of each district, and
by which it will hereafter be known.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

We were favored the past week with
a VISIT from Rev. J. Z. CHURCH, of
Michigan. MI. G. is the father of J.
S. CHURCH. former editor of the i'd
vertiscr. He is we'll pleased with Ne
braska, BrOWnEille and surroundings,
and we hope he may cOpelnde to To-
cate among us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
pRowNv1LLn UNION SCHOOL.
RepOrt fOr DIE week ondIng
RoLL{oF HONOR.

The following pupils nave been perfect in
and department during the whole
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

pain up in cash Is i~.-..H.,..~.. 100000.
The surplus on the LIST day of January, =
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
OFFICE SUPT. OF PUBLIC INST.
Supegfntendents and School Direct

10 COUNtT DupeFHAetueIUS OHu OCfOOt OTeCt-
OrS:
None should be led to omit the regu-
lar enumeration in March in conse-
quence of that recently made. That
was requested for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning q basis for an equitable distri-
button of. the School Moneys then in
the Treasury. 1t cannot be used as a
basis for future apportionments
The annual enumeration OF Youth
must be made within the ten days
next previous to the annual district
meeting" as is required by Sec.46, of
the School Law. The. Law requires
the Director to deliver his annual
report, including the census, to the
County Superintendent, within three
days after the last Monday in March"
(See Sec. 3d. thus limiting the time,
in which the census must be taken, to
seven days. The enumeration then
made, will form the basis of appOr-
for the next School Year.
The appOFtiOnment of State School
MO0ava In q will ho=TaGo ON tho
- N(F-F 80 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

Col. Furnas left last Tuesday for
Lincoln to be on hand during the ses-
sion of the Legislature. He will keep
our readers posted in news from the
Capital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

The name of this Company is The Hartforn Fire
Co." and is located at Hartford, Conn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
PROBATE NOTICE

Notleeis hereby given to al persons
concern, maj andrew Shafrrhas made ap6HAs9ay
% Ds alpelnte9 guardian Of the minor bsI-.soa
appointed the LIST day Of March Is79. al IA nhes
as the time, and the office Of the Proba.s oel0Ckr
ing q guardian. 1u appoint
ia r- A. ". MORGAN O
Probate J6dS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17

We were pleased to meet on the
train between Omaha and this place
last week, ALEX MAJORS, Esq, the
pioneer p~lainsman. He is in good
and sDirits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
LEG4E NOTICES.


Noaee Is hereby given that Nelson r
- Sd - PRaeatlOn the Probate C0urt ~ he's
ml1lstrAL9l Of the estate Of Daniel FsdA AZ
~ 4Msy deceased, and that saturdsv t o
once In BrOwnvfIe as tire place n. andm
eseFmlalng the seid application. and fbong and
ment OF said Administrator ne appoint
=. ". MORGAN, Probsf.
HEWETT & NEWMAN, An'ys 5udgA
Nebraska advertiser., 1870-02-17
s ID REALS
" II ~
State Stgt. Pub, Instruction

Our County Superintendent is deep
ly interested in School matters and is
working with a will. He has recent
ly numbered the Districts in the
County. commencing al the North
East corner thereof and proceeding
in numerical order.