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Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
LONDON, Jan. 80.

A Worlds special from Berlin,
says: All Germany is rejoicing !;
bonfire, illuminations, and process
sions are everywhere seen.
Elections will be permitted in all
the departments, together with a free
circulation of deputies through the
country. .H-- r
Thearmysof Paris. regiments of the
line, marines aud mobiles are to tie
prisoners OF war. with the exception
of twelve thousand men of the line
who are required 10 maintain order in
Paris.
All the corps of franc tireurs are to
be dissolved, hut the national guarh
will remain under arms.
The French troops will deliver
their arms aud flags, and field artil
leTy witwin fourteen days, all OF
which will be collected at Severgne.
The French troops may retire intn
Paris unarmed. The cannOns and
forts are To he delivered up. Fort
Vincennes will remain i'm the hands
of the French. Paris remains com
pletely invested from a military point
of view, but three railway lines will
he repaired and permitted To convey
sufficient supplies for the daily nuur-
i>hment Of the population.
Favre returned To Paris yesterday
evening.
Not more than three weeks rations
remain in Paris at the ptesent time.
The French at Versailles are gen
orally rejoiced ut the approach OF
peace.
Tive capitalization will only be re
garded as military act, apart from
Ill political negotiations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

A special from Versailles says the
terms Of peace offered by Bismarck tn
the French nation were as follows:
Fir~t-The ce~siOn of the province.
Of AlSace and that part of the proyinc
of Lorraine known as German Lor
raine.
Second-A money indemnity Of one
thousand millions of francs.
Thirh-FOur war ships from the
French fleet.
Fnurth-One of the colonies held
by Frenrh(the name of which the
correspondent COufd not learnl.
The money indemnity must be
guaranteed hy the municipalities aud
the property Of rich individuals will
he held untilacquirscpuce is obtained
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
Assiznee's Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. lhAt pursusn. =.
~ several orders made ON the aDSi di,v ~ = 10
ry' AID ls7l, BY Hon ;. NJ FicS RrGisIer in . a
ruptcy o. Tie District Court Os tEs Cnted SftI4S - 4S
the district OF Nebraska IN ths nszttsr al ~; "a
II: Nalle..u and Benjamin Wall Iats n az
VIM H. Nalleau Co.. Ban krupas sIlA Lhs '-e, - e
IN me ' ested by law, VIII, on the F'"sn
SEVENTH DAY OF FEBRCARy.
al one O'Clock m, OHer Tor sale al pubrir -
AT NilcoXs " .trthOtTse asjOin q the 81 ~
the north, In BrUwnvilie. NemallS COUNTY ~. :
IA; the folloWinE described properly. town -
one tAlru >iIed SattinwOOd C.,rYu Billiard r,,.
No. lS'S6. made BY Clarles SchuleDbsirv -, a.
OIie Iahcy cue rack. one set new baIs, cues brg.-
mace, &c, ano one Cloth cover. 'se
Also Two Rosewood Slate Top third sized r..
WICK Billiard Tables, No. 1853. four p,.cssT' ~
tarom; ana two sets of ivory Billiard E.ls - -
dozen cues, TWO cue-rackS. Two sci o, CJuUr.-y 70
bridges, two maces. and IN fact everytLlI. rs-,.
ing tU these tabes - PVIlA-a
Terms OF sale, cash in hand
Given under my hand this 2lst day of IaDc,
AID. ISL. - @N'y.
II-2t 1--N'' = =
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02


b. p. Znver, of Hooker precinct and
formerly of this county. is opposed
to the restoration OF Clay county, now
Il part of Gage, and his neighbors back
him up. They go for general herd
law and for public roads on section
lines.
SEWARD COUNTY. -
The Record informs US that there
are six good water powers on the Blue
within seven miles of Milford. unim-
proved, and hut one improved. They
need manufacturers to consume their
.surpius.. sereais-and- -preier-psper
mills and wooden factories.
OTOE COUNTY.
zs The Ghrowicte of the belief that
there is but one opinion prevailing in
that county, in relation to the propo-
sition of Mr.. Joy, to build the Trunk
road to Nebraska City, in 1871, Oh
condition hat county give, if he does
So, Sl50, 900 of her 8 per cent twenty
year bonds, and that is vote the
bonds"
CASS COUNTY.
Meetings are being held in Cass
county, in favor of the Trunk Rail
Road and joys proposition, and the
Herald says that precinct committees
have been appointed. which will
meet in Plattsm0uth on the 9TH of
next month, for consultation as To-
which course the county better take
in the premises.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
VERSAILLES. Jal- 90

A Gordon has been CrawH around
Pa>is. and no person il allowed t. en-
ter ar leave without permit from
the German authuIities. The revirt
uaIing of the city Will proceed under
German supervision. Confidence j.
expressed at the German htadquar-
ters thar peace has been secured.
The German soldiers are chagrined
at heing prohibited entering Paris.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
BOKDEACX. Jan. 81

4 dispatch received from Versailles
dated the 18th, hy Jules Favre To- tn,
government 8t bordeaux, says the
treaty was signed to-day. There is I,
he an arrniStice of enty-oue DAYS
y national assembly is To- he convened
III Bordeaux, February 18th. Th,
election takes place on the Stl of Fel,-
ruaTy. A member of the Paris Gov
crnment leaves AT once for BnrleauX
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
Legal Notice.
NreTIoE 4. nsrebr y,vs,

NOTICE is hereby given to 8 A. Ips,.- ..
49, LeIeflcA ! ,l ~ nam Iats PaEtnez5 as asc
ton hsS been hied IN tae District Curt O. Ds.
county, NebraSks, in al action wber.Sr ;,S,sln4ls
Frasher, JaLses l. AeS5ee and Geor.gs n" !isr.
partners a. Frssher q McGee. are p.gnt ~ s,s
tBty are the DEFENDANTS; ard that N :. 'sel4 als
prayer of sad petition : 10 declare r,tI -C als
me SAFE OF lot three 49, in sestiOn twsntys.l W
apd IOI Two ~ ~ section thIrty-hye Is. - - ~
seven 10, range fifteen (l5) east IN .ss, 70 tosg
made May 18th. lsos. by the Sheriff Of said coonig
under ucTlaIloss ezISoItItS, issued IN . tsllty
penang n Ssl q cOurt, yhEreln sad plar,,e s1st
piafntins, anu SAID defendants mere de s-sl sss
and TO so Correct aud re. .orm the shef iflS 1an.s
pursuant thereto. Ss tSOnit from such a.. ~ - ale
premises and 70 So c'rrect the order Of Ss,S sas
confirming said sale. TO show a ssff,,'-S cur
SAID sale of said premises. and restit1Ir ae Y
purchasers OF said premises a. ssiI sale OF = De
chase price thrreOI- and - dec.h hrt. al - clr
the credit on Tie Judgement made by 50 slisc
SAID premises IA The seaHsn in which said - q
made; and for all other proper relIef 2'e ~
said dee endants are required 10 Hnsvva- -.
t1tiOn On or beiore March laxh ISL 'a'0 ps
THOMAS & BKOApv
ALrorftsavs- It,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
PAwNEE COUNTY.

The Tribune editor finds his long
looked for paper at Phelps, instead of
on the st. Joe and Denver road as he
desired.
His visit to st. 10 convinces him,
as it did US some two years since, that
that is a clo>efisted, hide-bOund city.
c. w. Giddings has very inter-
esting letter in the Tribune. from Ia
bic Rock-giving reason for his faith
in the early completion of three rail
roads through Pawnee county.
Work oE the B. & S. w. R. R., will
be resumed March lst.
People are taking an active interest
in religious matters in Pawnee City.
a concert is to be given to the Paw
nee City Brass Band on the 22nd of
February.
The Pawnee City Literary Society
is in full blast.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
Acting Pres't Trunk Road.

The investigation of the State Off.
ciais hss commenced at Lincoln, and
we dc hope both for the credit of the
individuals concerned, and for the
good of the party, that they will
make thorough work of the matter
not for vindictive purposes would we
have word said or done. The devei-
opment thus far implicate very strong
ly. other officers, rather than the
Governor. Spare neither friend nor
foe, for the country's sake.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
HAMBURG, Iowa, Jan. q, 1871.

iHr. E5duor.-DeGr Sir Gen. F.
II. Drake, President Of Missouri, To-
wa and Nebraska Il. Z. Co, and my
self expert to be at your place Brown
Vile on the evening Of the 2d day OF
February, 1871, in The interest of said
road, and should be happy to meet
your citizens al that time. The
Company is now constructing said
road and the engineers are 0m the line
running 10 the Missouri river. We
should like to have your people ad-
vised of our coming. Tie point on
the Missouri river ~ which the road
shall terminate is the principal OBJ
ject of this visit.
Yours truly,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

The Legislature of Kansas, in joint
convention Wednesday, elected Alex
ander Caldwell, Of worth,
United States Senator, for six yesrs
from the fourth Of March next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

Late reports from the Capital pre-
dict a fzZle in the investigation of the
Governor. The GOVERNOR reception
took place last night, and the Legis-
lature were out eu mass. 1t was a
genial, joyous and pleasant affair.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

An attorney once asked Mr.. Beech
er, Surprising that the parsons and
the devil should litigate a cause.
which party do you think would gain
it?' THE devil, no doubt" replied
Mr.. Beecher, las he would have all
the lawyers on his side"
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

DURSUANT 10 order Of the District Cont o.N.
l. Hl2lIa county. Nebraska. l Will a4er - =
AT public vendue ON the premises a. - Der'7 +.
SAID county. "n the 18th day OF Fe5ruarv I'm n.
north half OF Block Seventeen Il j. in II Ds-..
with FIGURING and saw Mil property thereon A.
AZ the same time ana place. ! VIII offer .Gr -
lots tWO-t-l three. (3l and iOur. 40 N block ,-,
teen (l6J in 81. Deruin belonging to Tie e,f.ts :,
DAME! Fr,JSer. deceased. sale 70 coutIIrrc, 80
o clock p. N. Of said dav.
TERMS: On niill prop lerty. s-0sl down balanr. II,
three eIu1i annual fust1lmelIS with IuI-.-.r ~
good security. On Tie lots. cash ia hard
I5-4t NELSON r PIENIY Adm,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

Gen. Strickland's name was with
drawn from before the Senate, before
confirmation for Governor Of Utah,
and George L. Woods, Of Oregon,
substituted IN its place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

The Pennsylvania Central hss pur-
chased controlling interest in the l..
P. r. z. We fear, then, THAI their
supposed South Platte projects are
dead IL the Shell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
NEBRASKA ITEIMS.
RICHARDSON COUNTY.

|
We CLEAN from the Journal: The
Falls City school district contains
three hundred scholars, one hundred
of them are poorly accommodated i'll
a little log cabin, resembling the
packing of swine in railroad car.
Falls City Brass Band gave the
Journal office matinee OH Thursday
last.
The Sons of Temperance have ac-
complished good work in Falls City.
The Rev ID. II. May was the re-
cipient Of donation party, which
left behind over 500 in money, last
week
The friends went "for the purpose
of manifesting their esteem for the
good man and his excellent wife, who
have, by their upright walk, chris
tian spirit and earnest piety, won the
confidence and esteem of all ," aud
while there 'they administered 10
the temporal ants and necessities of
him who has so faithfully mini>tered
to them in holy things the past year"
We CLEAN from the Register Z. Ru-
10 municipal authorities grant per-
mits TO Keno establishments to run
their nefariOus business in that city.
One of the proprietors attending
meeting in that city for the first time
said, when the contribution box was
passed around, that he had no right
to vote as he didn't belong to that
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

The teiegrarls say that Gen. Thay-
er Will be offered the pof ;tiou Of Min
lister 10 Portugal, vice -GtTcftaanrger,
resigned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
Sale of Estrny stock.

1 WILL sell at public SaIe. to the highest b.t4..
l. for cash. on the 18th ~ O FEB uary. 4 d j,
At ten o clock am. az the residence Of y " yIgs
N Benton pTecl net. \eutaha county. Nyh tr- G4-k
brown mare tour wears ole, and uRs G4.{ r ar
rSe. tour years old. being the>tTIle taa as g. hv
ID. W. Mills, and published a. StrlvS iu T..v Z u
ISln- LII z NTENN Ilr b
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

wiser and better. Now We see that
they have a policy and have presented
j. for the consideration of the people.
This is manly and We now hope 10
meet them OH grounds which are
known aud go plainly set forth as to
leave no doubt of their intent and
uurpose,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

VIII S~ll al public sale to TIE highest bidder n
cash. ca the iiA day O; February. A. D. Isl Al
O'Clock p NJ, ~ tie arm OF samuel Wa-Sfaf In
Glen Rock Precinct. one iron gray mare -.
wears Old: one SOTTel mare. three wears Old. one
iron gray horse colt two wears Old one maze erf
;wpy years old Being the same taken up D.. : Wsg.
Siaf. and published Is Str.JvS. June 3'St y. 3D. ID
l2-jJ THOMAS BURRESS. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
LEGAL.
Esfray Notsc.

TAKEN UP By THE SCBSCRIREp
near BrVrHvIlie. Decpmbsr LTb n LlVTSr
Gan 0rhia POnle' supposed . be rlr,e,T 40 ssy
oia. ABOUT ourteel ignidS nigh: one yyir. 1f y-sr
hls i0r<.Iead. ana branded win 3 tb- - Il. =
hiS LETT thigh; the Uther mas no mari t'are On
lerceivabIe. ll-af q 4, r..r-. Irsrt-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

The department of Agriculture at
Washington, estimate the corn crol.
Of 1870 at l,l0O, ,0O0, 600. The Agricul-
tural Report for 1869 just received.
places Nebraska as
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
LANCASTER COUNTY.

We take from the Journal and
Statesman:
Rev. H. P. Peck, was elected pastor
ofthe Presbyterian church, in Lincoln
one night last week.
The Baptist church festival cleared
500, last Thursday night, in Lin
coin.
H. G. Clark. has completed Howe
truss bridge across the Big Blue Riv-
er at Crete.
The Legislature passed an act pro-
hibiting the killing of any descrip-
ton of bird. on penalty of fine and
i'm priSOnment.
John Lincoln. alias John Davis,
established pawn brokers shop in
Lincoln, and offered a number ufgold
watches for sale. The Marshal was
on the hunt of John Lincoln, for
whose arrest Pittsburg watch deal.r
has offered 81 600 reward. The num-
ber on gold watch which he offered
for sale. being the same as those
which was advertised as stolen, a
dispatch was forwarded to Pittsburg
and one returned, and the arrest of
Lincoln was made, and his watches
taken into possession by the Marshal.
Lincoln now confesses he stole the
property, valured at $50, 600
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
CASS COUNTY.
United State Senators.

The following is list of United
States Senators who hav, been elect
ell during the past few months, and
who will take their seats at the begin
ing of the XLIId Congress on the 4tI,
of March next.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
t,av. and n SO. wliye' Tn reply The r

day, and N SO. wliy@' In reply the
Governor goes into somewhat of de
tailed statement, setting forth that
the money was brought TO Omaha by
Col. Taylor, thencestO Lincoln by
Deputy Treasurer Brock. that he sup
posed it WAS deposited in the Teasury;
and that he borrowed it, giving sse-
eurity, paying interest, etc. Hereup-
on the Committee OF Ways aud
Means was directed to make further
Investigations. Their report, includ-
ing letter of Brock, is to be published
and yo,r cuu give il TO your readers in
your next issue. Sufficeit 10 say that
Us it stands it is extremely damaging
to the Governor.
f.. IMPEACHMENT. ..
You will not be surprised that Col.
Myers Immediately moved commit
tee of five TO prepare articles of i'm
peaehment. The resolution was made
the special order for Wednesday next
at 10 o'clock, q. m. 1t is still hoped
that for the credit OF the State, of his
Excellency. and of all concerned thai
the whole matter is yet susceptible oi
a satisfactory explanation but no
Member Of the Legislature will be
held blameless who interposes any
object in the way of its being probed
To the bottom.
NEW LAND OFFICE. .
Mr., Porter opposes the establish
ment of a new Land Office at Meri-
dian-having been offered, l am in
formed, the office at Beatrice. He
would not object To the removal OF
the office from Beatrice. Mr.. Porter
is at this time, before the Committee
of the Whole, opposing the passage
of the memorial for new Land Of
flee at Meridian.
In former letter, I did your Rep
preventative, Mr.. Shook, the injus-
tIce of representing him as having
voted in favor of giving the Omaha
school certain fines, etc, accruing i'll
that city. He aud Mr.. Stienman, 1
find, were the only Members OF the
House who opposed that bill and
voted against il, Pm glad TO make
this correction.
The memorial has just been report
ed back To the House with the recon-
mendation that it pass with amend
ment, "at Meridian or some convent
ent point, in that Lind District"
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
MARRIED.

Jan. 3lst. in Christ's Church BrounvilIe
by the Rev. Geo. r. Davis Mr.. PETER
WRIGHT, of SEensHlic Fails Wis. AMI Mis-
ELLA STRONG, Of Butler. Neb., daughter OF
II. b. Strong. Esq.
A very nice variety Of cake accompanied
the above notice. The parties have our hesr
wishes for their future prosperity and unaI-
lOyed happiness.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

SnIrofEstrnvS St,,k

TAKEN up BY the subscriber. in thecity 0fTroy,.
I VILE. on n 18th day OF December one ri sn4
white heiter. = years old past M marks sr Brands
l2-5t tpd ROBERT NfASTFFStN
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
THE CAPITULATION OF PARIS.

The Terms az Peace Ofered-Paris to
Remain cempissely Invested The
Railway Lines 30 be Pen mi,ed TO
Garry Supplies int the Ci.y- BERLIN
3 in Frenzy OF EIei,eme ment-Scsne.
tn the StreeIs beyond Descrip,ion-
Desire 10 act Geaerously toward
France-The Freaty Signed al ysr-
Sailles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
We CLEAN from the Erpress.

we CREAM TON the ELpTes6.
The Beatrice Literary Society was
organized by the election of J. B. Nc
Dowel as President, Mr.. o. Town
send Vice President, G. b. Reynolds
Treasurer, and L. c. Chan Secretary.
THERMOMETERS in Gage County got
down to 50 below zero, on the 18th
and 18th. Of January.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
!. .ADYERTISER
BROwSFILLE, HEB.,

rHrRzDAY HoRyIyc. TERTIARY ?. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

- JEFFEhSON COLNTf.
A bill is before the Legislature for
the division of this county, also one
for State road from Lincoln to Meri-
dian.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
R. Il. LAND GRANT.

The bill extending the time In
which railroads may compete for the
public lands, TO Dec. 3lst, 1871, has
passed the House. 1t is accompanied
with a proviso declaring that no
railroad shall be allowed TO receive
any further donation after the expira-
ton of five years, from February Is,
1869.
It is intended to benefit the Brown
Vile and Denver, Lincoln and Loup
Fork, Fremont and Lincoln. and 9th.
er roads. If the law of '89 Is to be in
terpreted as forming q contract be-
tween the state and the R. r. Com
panies which complied with its con.
ditions. then the present act Ia uncop-
stitutional and the companies that
have already received lands are epti.
tied to the balance as fast 40 they
comply with the law. The court
must decide the question.
A resolution favoring the removal
OF the National Capital to the Miss
issippi ban been passed.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
A bill has been introduced provid-
ing for the meeting here, on lst Tues
day in May next, of Constitutions
Convention. The number of mem-
hers thereof. the same as the number
Of members of the Legislature they
are to be elected the End Tuesday of
April. 1t is also provided that the
pueiishera Of any paper publishing
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

] would gladly avoid saying one
word about matter that is altogether
painful, but which just now is the
chief topic OF conversation and inter
est. To say the least the Governor
has been guilty of irregularities in his
official capacity which is involving
him in q painful controversy with the
Legislature. It is difficult to foresee
just how the matter will end for as
yet the facts in the case have proba-
bly, not all come tn light. The Gov
ernor has been unfortunate in the ma
turs OF his communications in re-
sponse to the inquiries of the House.
To the first resolution he said that
he collected the Sl7, eco and had the
amount deposited in the Treasurer's
Office. OF course q committee was
appointed to wait on the Auditor to
ask why he had omitted this amount
in his report. He replied that the
money had never been paid in, where
upon another committee was sent to
wait on the Governor for an explana-
ton, or, in the terse phrase of Col.
Myers, q committee was appointed to
ASK the Governor if he lied yester-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02

Prof. Mcker zie. with his usual en-
ergy, is infusing new life and vigor
into his department. Great things
are expected from his administration.
He proposes among other enterprises
the establishment of a much needed
State School Journal. l trust that he
will De heartily seconded in his labors
10y every friend of education in the
State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
HERD LAW.

Thus far l4s1 of our citizens have
petitioned for a general herd law
1869 have demonstrated against The
passage of such a law. The remon
strances come mostly from the Older
river counties. This subject il difii
cult one to dispose of to general salts
faction perhaps the sooner the peo'
pie conclude that only so mach of the
land as each has bought and occupie,
belongs to him, the better. 1t musl
come to that sometime.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-02-02
the act and sending copy thereof tn

the Secretary of Slate, shall receive
pay therefor. sg$
N INDIANS.
Iregret TO chronicle the passage Of
q joint resolution memoralizing Con.
gress to remove the Indians from
Within our borders. This resolution
one of momentous consequence. re.
ceived the least possible considera.
tios. Only three members of the
House had the humanity = to vote
against il. e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-01-05

.Tm CATTLE D1sEAsn.-Th late reports
 and facts about the cattle disease prevalent
 in these parts. tends rather to allay than
 excite the fears of the owners Of herds. The thing sesmspretty closely qaarantined and in those daries where it has gained foothold in is disappearing without lasting or serious results. We are told by one owner of an extensive herd. through which the contagion has spread, that those first attacked had now recovered, and many of them gave no appearance of having had the disease at all. Two weeks time seems to be about the average of the length of the sickness. None of the cases are fatal and cattle that were in good heart before the attack, came out of it without losing much flesh or being permanently injured. Of course if combined with other ailments or causes, it leaves the animal in a more vast. ed condition. The facts seem by no means as alarming as first apprehended. The farmer who gave us the above information said that as soon as the disease broke out he took pains to expose his whole he I'd and is now beyond alarm over the trouble. = Ansenia Times.