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'THE ADVERTISER THURSDAY, DEC. 28. 1878. Conkling Bays he will not be a candidate for the Presidency. Exceedingly heavy enow storms are reported throughout the west.

In Kansas City 85,000 hogs have been packed since November 1st. Among the DemooraU of Illinois the cry now Ib "Anything to beat Lo gan ii Both houses of Congress adjourned on the 20th inst. to convene again January 6th. Chicago and the gas works are at and the city fathers ere going to light up with oil. It is announced that Bayard Taylor, American Minister at Berlin, died in that city on the 19th inst.

The National Advocate, a New York greenback, flat, paper 25 cents a year, "invarably in advance" is dead. i i Senator Thurman declares to run for (governor or unto. He fears oe-feat, which would kill his proapects for 1SS0. Freighting business between Dead-wood and Bismark is immense. Up ward teaniB are constantly employed, at good wages.

nils ascertained beyond doubt that about 200 negroes were killed in Lou ieiana, (during the late election cam paign, for political reasons. Senator JPaddock's bill providing for the use of the army inj protecting thejfrontier States against Indian dep- passed the Senate. ManyCIn Cuba are voluntarily emancipating their slaves. Senor Ag ramonte recently manumitted SO.giV' lug each one their freedom papers. Wade Hampton, S.

has had his foot amputated, caused by that mule falling on him. He has also been elected to the United States Senate. a oni.nas massed uongress appro priating $50,000 to defray the expenses of the committee to investigate causes'oftbe yellow fever epidemic of the South. The Illinois and St. Louis bridge was Bold last weekjundor foreclosure of mortgage.

Anthony J. Thomas, of New York, was the purchaser, paying $2,000,000 for it. Jack Kehoe, the King of the'MolIy Maguiree, was hanged at Pottsville, on the 18th for murdering a man named Langdon, in 1862, but he bad been engaged directly or iudi-rectly Jn many other similar crimes. A late despatch from Yankton says: "A contractor just in from Red Cloud Agency sayB the Indians "there are about out of provisions, and that there is no immediate prospect of a supply. The reds are growing uneasy, and Inspector Hammond is there trying to smooth over matters." There is no need of reiterating the fact that the negroes do.

not all vote the Republican ticket. City H'avs. Aud thoBe that do vote have their ballots stolen and tissue tickets substituted, or some other Democratic device used to cheat the colored man out of hiB vote. i If Council Bluffs 1b the terminus of theU. P.

railroad, it does look to a not very much interested spectator, as if the bridge 'across kthe Missouri river is a. part of the road, and that therefore the pricefor orossing it should, beno more than 'the'regular ratesper mile on any other part of the road. However it may be a toll bridge, which might pass as a reason for tho.extra fare charged A negro was hung down in one of those immaculate Southern States last week, charged by somebody, with attempt to commit rape upon a while girl. It is not, we are safe in saying, the love of virtue among the chivalry, who think nothing of gratifying their bestial instincts on the wives and daughters of the colored people, but it is their love of murdering negroes. A mere rumor on some black man they do not like, is all the pretext thoy nesd to hang him to the limb of a tree.

Senator Thurman, prospective Democratic candidate for President, said in his stammering effort to answer Blaine, that "wealth and intelligence" must govern at the ballot box. Blaine and tbo Republican party say majorities and fair elections must govern. The President enunciated Republican doctrine and the very life and soul of Americanism, when he declared that every enfranchised citizen has the right to cast one unintim-idated ballot and to have that ballot fairly counted. Aud there will be no of agitation, no harmony, and thero ought to be none, until this prinoiple, accorded by all sections, prevails. a i The South has renewed its old game of brag and threatening.

It threatened warand dissolution if Fremont was emoted. It declared it would not Bub-mifc if Lincoln or Douglas was elected overBrackenbridge; and it did not until it was whipped into submission. Ths following from a leading South Carolina paper, the Columbia Register, is a familiar snarl and not at all scary: "If the people in this country eleot Grant President in 1SS0, a war will follow, the terrors and magnitude of which will far exceed the frightful example of the past history." The violators of law and conatitu-: tional rights down there may, with their rifles, intimidate negroes 'and steal their ballots, but the supporters of General Granttreatwith contempt all such attempts at intimidation. They demand an uniutimidated ballot and fair election in the South and North, and that he who receives a majority of the electoral votes must be the President. The Finances.

Special to the Inter Ocean. Washington, Dec, 18. At 1 o'clock this afternoon Secretary Sherman received a dispatch stating that gold opened at par. He remarked to your correspondent that this was as he expected, and he did not believe gold would again be above par with the amount of gold at hand, and in the near approach of the time of paying it out and he thoughtit impossible for a premium, however small, to exist. He thought, however, that within a short time greenbacks would be at a very slight premium above gold, owing to their greater convenience.

The Secretary Is still receiving! congratulatory dispatches from all sections of the country upon'the assured success of resumption, and many are from so-called Greenbackers, who say they prefer resumption and solidity in finance, provided it can be maintained. A Democratic editor in Missouri sends a long dispatch, giving extracts from recent editorials assailing Sherman aud speaking of his tyranny over the people. This, the editor says, he now takes bock, as geld is at par and resumption assured. The Secretary called the attention of your correspondent to a coincidence. To-day being the first entire day that gold was at par, the receipts from customs and internal revenue were exaotly the same $301,100 each, the former in gold and the latter in currency.

This is the first time this has happened, and Treasury officials think it remarkable. The New York the ablest Democratic paper of Senator Blaine's speech "Never before, in a long public career, has Blaine taken such pains with a speech neverj before has he had such cause to take pains. Every paragraph, sentence, word, haB been weighed, and he has said in half an hour what a clumsier speaker would have taken six hours to say. He has mingled provocation with moderation, and hns to excite the susceptibilities of the South without startling the conservatism of the North. A less expert politician would have frantically waved the bloody shirt but Blaine has not done this, knowing a trick worth two of it.

Ho has- not sought to enlist the sympathy of tho for the bulldozed negro voters, but? has touched at once the available issue, asking the white people of the Northern Statea "Are you willing that the white men of tile Southern States, who fought against the Uuion, shall have twice as much weight in choosing lis rulers and making its laws as have who foujrht for it? Is every vote cast by a white man of the South to count as much as two votesj cast by white men fin the North The substance of Blaine's tirade are the charges of election "outrages" iu the south that the entire colored vote of the South is the property of the Republican party. Nebraska City Neica. Last week'we printed the'epeech'to which the News refers. Can any of our readers fiudjanywliere in that speech a sentence to justify a newspaper in representing it as the; above paragraph does Not one. No distortion of deflnitioncan make it appear "that Blaine claimed that the entire colorod votefof the South theRepublicau party," hencejthe Neios utters falsehood made out of wholeeloth.F If Blaine made such a claim why does the Isiews not quote juBt 'asingie'isentence, if no more, to back up the assertion Ah, itjdoesn't quote a word, because there is not a word to bear out and justify 8Uoh an inference.

Wo well fknew. and said, what such aiders and apolo- gizers of frauds as the Neius would do and day In their chagrin terrible array of facts that it would be by subterfuges and lies. There is no other man out of the U. 8. Senate so much needed in it at the time, as John A.

Logan of Illinois. The election, to that place, of no other man would cause such universal re joicing among the old Union soldiers, and the loyal people of tho nation and the election of no other man to the Senate is so much dreaded by the Democracy and for these reasons the efforts of the Democraoy to defeat him will bo greater than it would be to defeat any other man. Although Logan will have a large majority of the Republicans of the legislature, we can scarcely hope for his election, for we can scarcely hope that the entire Republican delegation will stand, solid, together, and above and beyond the hoodwinking fAcilitiea of Democratic schemers. Western Nebraska appears to be a sortof murderers' paradise. Nino murders have been committed there in a single week, and the Governor declared that owing to the want of money, he is powerless to bring the assassinB to punishment.

N. Y. Herald. The Herald is about correct, but the Governor, we understand, will ask the legislature for an appropriation to prosecute the murderers, ifcaught. He has acted in some of the oases to the extent authorized by law offered a reward of $200 for the criminal.

And it does seem that Western Nebraska is a sort of murderers paradise. A man would be as safe, as to life and property, in Sittine Bull's camp, as in some localities in the western part of this State. tn When John Dillon, the comedian was about to leave Lincoln the other day, constable stepped to the front and attached his trunk, for some little bill he had not liquid-ated. He then paid the bill and took his trunk with him. Republicans everywhere, except, perhaps a little ring in his own State about big enough to defeat him by joining tbetDemocrats, are anxious to see General Logan returned to the U.

S. Senate from Illinois this winter. North Platte, Dec. 20. A party of fourteen mounted Indians raided Walker's ranohe, eight miles weBt of here this morning, driving away eight horses.

They also got a few head of horses at Randall's ranche, and one from Long's. The Sheriff of Lincoln County, with a posse of citizens and a squad of soldiers from Ft. McPheison, are in pursuit. They hope to overtake the raiders on Loup River. As this is the third time Indians have raided this vicinity without being pursued, it is thought they will not expect it during this cold snap.

CRI2IES AND CASUALITIES. Horace F. Wilson, a letter carrier of Indianapolis, has been arrested for robbing letters. Hon. H.

P. Gage, ex-President of a savings bank at Findley Ohio, committed suicide on the 10th by sending a pistol ball through his head. John O'Connor, an ex-member of the Ohio legislature has been sentenced to serve a terra of one year in the Montgomery County jail, for forging pension papers. I. P.

Harris, engineer on the Chi cago, a. l. v. raiiroau, suiciueu on 10th Inst. Bradford, N.

Y. city, has been sentenced to the penitentiary for ten years for criminal malpractice upon the person of a young woman in attempting abortion and causing her death. ITEMS OF INTEREST. A Texas jury does not call it murder in the first degree to call a negro out of his house, tie his hands, hang him and cut his throat. The bousted English iron-clads don't seem to work as well as expected.

They prove the poorest kind of sea vessels, and very awkward to handle under any circumstances. The Vermont law requiring a person who has been made drunk to disclose the name of the person from whom he bought the liquor, has been declared constitutional. Several gigantic squids have lately been captured on the coast of Newfoundland. One of them had a body niue feet In length, and arms thirty-five or forty feet long. A perfect monster.

One of those big California trees in the Yosemite Valley will, when cut down and chopped up for house fuel, make a little over 400 cords of wood The Canadian marine consists of 7361ive8BeIs, measuring 1,810,468 tons. This is more than one-sixth of the tonageof the whole British empire. A new singer has arisen, in the person of Mme. Sclike, colored woman, whose voice gives great promise, according to musical critics. One establishment in New York employs three hundred and eighty cirls In making cigarettes.

What a commentary upon the tobacco habit Maggie Mitchell, tho actress-, has adopted the two rcmamio -ebildnn of; her only brother, who with his wife, and two little boys, fell victims of the yellow fever at Memphis. The State of Iowa is the banner Republican State, and one of her members in Congress boasts that she will market more wheat, and hogs this year than any State of the Union. NSW EESTAUKAKT. MEALS AND JL.TJTSCJEL AT ALL HOURS. CONFECTIONERY.CAKES.NUTS, FRESH AND CHEAP.

Oysters Cooked to Order. Rofisels Old. Stand. Mrs. Sarah Rausclikolb.

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-es-Repairing neatly and promptlydone. Shop No. 62 Main Street, ISroitmviUe. Nebraska. Apply to the publishers of I i VJ this newspaper for balf- membership (at discount) in the JJl FlDi Mercantile Collese.

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icyl iLjsggs 1Lg? fi-' ti Ii il "Up" S. GOTEBSSEXT. BROW PrtTTXX.13. Capital, $30,000 500,000 Authorized tt IS PKEPARED TO TRANSACT A General Banking Business BUY AND SELL G0IN CURRENCY DRAFTS on all tho principal cities of the United States and Europe MONEY LOANED On approved security only. Time Drafts discount pd.

and special accommodations granted to depoadt-rs. Dealers In GO VE11SMEST BONDS, STATE, COUNTY CITY SECURITIES "DEPOSITS Received payable on demand, and INTEREST al-owed on time certificates deposit. DIIIECTORS. Wm.T.Dea, il. M.

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rresldnt. I. C.McNAUGHTON. Asst.Casbier. JULIUS FREITAG.

Carriage, House Sign Painting, Gilding, Bronzing, Papor Hanging and Calcimlnlng. fiTB-Cheap and first class. For reference, apply to Stevenson Cross. Shop over Abbott Emery's Blacksmith shop, BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA.

ALBERT M. SMITH. Brownville, Neb. Shaving, iQing, Hair- dressing 8c. Latest THE ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT.

A-flne assortment of Type, Borders, Rules, Stock, Ac, for printing. BUBIKE2B, YIOITIHQ 25c WBDD1R0- CARDS, Colored and Bronzed Labels, STATEMENTS. LETTER BILLHEADS ENVELOPES, Circulars, Dodgers, Programmes, Show Cards, BLAXK work of all kinds, With neatness and dispatch i i nrm Cheap on Infebior Work XOTSOLIC1TED. FAIBBR0TH3R Is HACKS2, Carson Block, BttOIVNVILIiE, NEB. HAVE YOUSEEKT Having purchased the "ELEPHANT 0 STABLE.

I wish to announce that I am prepared to do a first class livery business. Josh Iiofers, Meat Market. BTTTCIIBBS, BROtrsrvilAE, NEBRASKA. Good, Sweet, Fresli Ideat Always on hand, and satisfaction cuar-antledto all customers. Josepli Selurfcs, DEALER IN Clocks, Watches, Jewelry Keeps constantly on band a large and well 3V assorted stock of genuine articles In hlsllne or Clocks, Watoaes and Jewelry done on short notice, at reasonable rates.

ALL WORK WARRANTED. Also Bote ent In this locality for the sale or LAZARUS MORKIS' CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES EYE GLASSES i No. 59 Main Street, BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA. AUTOOniZED BY THE U. First National Bank OF mm A.NJ StyiSS, KBTIIDF VsssS nrn J.

EC. BTJEH, Manufiicturer and Dealer In Blankets, Brushes, Fly Nets, a- "Renalrlncr done on nhort notice. The cele brated Vacuum Oil Blacking, for preserving Harness, Boots, Shoes, itc, always on hand. 64 Main Brownville, IVeb. ESTABLISHED IN 1856.

OLDEST EEAL ESTATE A-G-EDSTCY IN NEBRASKA. Docs a general Real Estate Business. Sells Lands on Commission, examines Titles, makes Deeds, Mortgages, and all Instruments pertaining to tnc transfer of Real Estate. Has a Complet9 Abstract of Titles to all Real Estate In Nemaha County. NEW RESTAURANT Attention Is called to the new, neat and nobby Restaurant, Just opened a few doors east of tho post ofQce.

If you want a dish of Raw, or cooked lu most excellentslylo, at II A. cosy rooms is tho placo. If a nice lunch Is preferable to oysters, -with hot coffee It Is served on the shortest notice. Gentlemen and ladies of the city and country aro Invited to call and be made hnppy In quiet, neat and isolated rooms. lOtf DEALER IX Boots ft 85 Main Street, nroivHvillcS Nebraska BROWXVIEiliE Ferry and Transfer OOMP-AJSTY.

Having a first class Steam Ferry, and owning andcontrolinstheTransfer from BROWXYIEJLE TO we are prepared to render entire satlsractionln transfer or Freight and Passengers. We run a regular Hue ot to all trains. Al orders left at the Tranfer Com pany's office will receive promptattentlon. J. BoNfield, Gen.

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-JVTASTER'S SALE. il DISTRICT OK NEBRASKA. SS. In the Circuit Court of tho United States for the District of In Chancery. Ellen J.

McNantthton vs. iiicuuure nut FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Public notice Is hereby given thut In nnr- suanceof a decree entered In the above canto on the 13th day of November, 1S78, 1, William. Daily, Master Commissioner appointed by said Court, will on Saturday the 25 tli day of January 187D at the hour of 11 o'clock In the forenoon of the said day. at the door of the Nemuhn.

County Court House at the City of Brownville in Nebraska, sell at Public auction, tho following described property, to-wit: Commencing twenty-two (Q leet from tho North West Corner of lot number six In block num ber three In thecltyof Brownville, Nemaha county, Nebraska, to-wlt At the centre of me iast wan or the Court House, thenco running East twenty and one half (iMJa) fcot to to the centre of the wall between number seventy-four and seventy-six (74 thence soutli one hundred and torty-tlve(HG) feet to ineaney running tnrougn Kust and West or Block number three (J): thence West tweritv and one half (20)-s) feet; thence north ono nunureu ana rorty-nve (H5) rcct pnsslnd through tho centre of said East wall of saig Court house to the said plnce of beginning, the said property being lately occupied by sald Theodore Lewis Hill for a storehouse. WILLIAM DAILY. 27w5 Master Commissioner. No. 1070.

CHERIFF'S SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BY virtue of an execution Issued out of the District Court of Nemaha County. Statu of Nebraska, and to mo directed as Sherltr of said County, upon a decree and Judgment rendered by said Court. In a case wherein Jnnw Claire was plaintiff, and August Claire was defendant. I will offer for sale, at public auction, at tho door of the Court House lu Brownville, In said County, on Saturday, January 25th, A.

J. 1870. at one o'clock p. the rollowinjr rtescrtoed lands. In Nemaha County.

Nebraska, to-wit: Commencing nt thi northwest corner of tho northeast quarter of section seventeen (17 In township six (6) no-th or range fourteen (U east, thence east fitty-one (51) rods to a post, thence south one hundred and sixty (160) rods to a stone, thon.o west fifty-one (61) rods to a stone, thence north one hnndred and sixty (1C0) rods to the place or beginning, containing 11 fty-one acres. The said lands above described are taken subject to the dower Interest of Jane Claire during her lifetime, together with ail the improvements and privileges thereto belonging. Levied npon and taken on said execution aa the property of August Claire. Terms of sale cash. Dated, this 20lh dnv of December.

1S7S. 27W5 RICHMOND V. BLACK. Sheriff. INo.

1.1.07). CHERIFF'S SALE. Notice is hereby nlven. that hv vlrtm of an orderof sale Issued out of the District Cowrl me directed as Sheriff of said County uuou a decree and Judgment rendered by said vAJiin, iu ra.se wnerein ratiKUn ii. John son nnu iiomer Johnson, partners, business under the firm name of doing Jnliti.

son were plaintiffs, and Adutn K. Trayer, William H.Harris and 'labltha J. Harris, his wife, were defendants. I will offer for sale, at public auction, nt the door of the Court House in Brownville. In said Conn y.

nn Saturday, IS79. at I o'clock I. the following described lands.in emaha County. Nebraska, to-wlt The northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section twelve (12 In township live ir). North or range fifteen (15), east in sahl County of Nemaha Nebraska, together with all the ltnpro 'emeuts and privileges thereto belonging.

Taken on said order of sale as the property or Adnm E. Trayer. WIMum II. Harris nmi Tahltha J. Harris, his wile.

Terms of sale. Dated, this 17th day or December. 1878. ifiwa RICHMOND V. RLACK.Sl.erlfl.

jVTASTEH'S SALE. 11 DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA. S3. In the Circuit Court or the Cnlted -imic Tn-r the District of Nebraska. In Cbancery.

Phcenlx Mutual Life Insurance Company, Complainant, versus Richard A. Hawley. Elizabeth J. Huwley, the Goshen Pump Company and W. J.

DeeHn, Delendants. FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Public notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of decree entered In the above caUKe, on the 11th day orSeptember, 1873.1. William Dally, Master in Chancery In said Court, will, on Wednesday, the 8th day of 1879, at the hour or eleven o'clock in the rorenoon or the said dav. attlii rirmr nt th Nemaha County Court House, at the City or Brownville in the State orebrnska.

sell at public auction, thefollowlnc described nron- erty, to-wit: The southeast quarter (J0, also the northeast quarter 04) of section num- ww. iiisu me wmt mill in me normweafc lquarter(X. also the west half or the nonti- west quarter (f) of section number two (2), (all In township number five (5). of range number thirteen (13). of Nemaha County.

Nebraska. WILLIAM DAILY. Special Master In Chancery ot the Circuit Court of the U. District of Nebraska. 19w5 BIDS FOR.

WOOD. The Trustees of School District No. 31 will receive proposals until January 1, H79. tor 0 cords of green hard wood, to bo delivered on the School premises in Brownville, theTrus-tees reserving the right to reject any and all bids. All bids must specify the kind of wood proposed to be furnished.

Dated December IB. 1878. 20 w5 T. L. SCHICK.

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