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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
"KilI Douglas"

That the programme of the Admins
tration and its disunion allies vas for
six months before the meeting of the Ma
tional Convention, to skill Douglas" or
secede, we may be assured by their
whole course of proceedings. General
Lanes dispatch to Charleston has been
already published-we give another,
which we find in the Boston papers, da-
ted June 10. 1t is as follows:
Kill Dougles q; all hazards. Don't
leave him the ghost of a chance in this
or any subsequent nomination"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Legal Notice.

Richard Brown Eemaha County District Court I
vs. SSecond Judicial District. Sgs
D. L. McGary. STerrit0ry.
To September Term A. d. 1850.
To d. L. MCGary q the State OK Texas. IL
named defendant, you are hereby notified that ne
named plaintiff. Richard Brown, Of the countyRy
ha, Nebraska Territory, has on, 10 vie. The ID
Of July, Ammo Domini 1850 hled bis petition in De !
named Nemaha COUNTY District Court against
wherein he claims Of you the sum OF one hu1dr,'
twenty and 57-fO0 dollars together with the nj
thereon from the 9Th Gay Of September A D. E5t
rateOf two per cent per month upon a certain prod
ry note given the Sth day OF September A. /. 1855
dated, payable one day after date and given by Tu1
said plaintiff the said note calling fJr the sun I
dollars and hfty-seveu cents together With iu~tr.ssiti
on, from date, at tina rate OF two per cent. per "a
and you are hereby further notified that a ID
affidavit being made q writ Of attachment In ths
case has been issued against you and that you us
quire3 to demur, answer OF plead 90 said petition
before the 27th day Of August A D 1860 Or I'd
petition will be taken as confessed and judgls
rendered against you for the sum demanded.
JOHNSON d BEDFORD,
Attest AttyB for n
ALLEN BLACEER, Clerk,
By 7. W. Bedford, Deputy.
"a "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
''It'S a Long Lane that has no Turn
i'm t."

Gen. Joe Lane, in a speech at Con-
cord, New Hampshire, during the can
vass of 1856, said:
"The question of slavery is a most per-
picking one, and should not be agitated.
We should leave it with the States where
it constitutionally exists, and the people
of the Territories to prohibit Oh establish
it as they may see right and proper"
Gen. Joe Lane, in his late speech in
the Senate of the United States, ia 1860
says:
81 do not believe the people of a Ter
ritory have Alright to exclude, or estab-
lish or abolish slavery. No such right is
conferred on them by the Constitution"
oid Joe kicks up behind and before.
Negro Song.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
A Good Thing.

ApiII free from all mineral Preparations, composed
solely OF extracts and balsams taken from roots and
herbs. ALiver Pill, which 81 ,OO9 reward is offered to
any chemist 10 detsct one grain Of mercury in them. A
Pill which has 10 equal for the cure Of Liver Complaint
INDIGESTION, Headache, Costfveness, &c. A pirffOr
family use. Apiu for a gentle and mild cathartic. A
nill thatwilI not produce disease By salvation, which
is ! thousand times worse than mat which it cured.
WOW. ready. do YOU needa good pilI2 If 50, be sure
and try Hardyss Liver Pits, for it is no less than the
good things We alIude to above.
]. H. MAUN & CO.,
Brownville, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
Joseph F. Mitchell, plR.

Joseph F.. Mitchell, plf.
Russell Peery, administrator of the Nemaha Coun-
~estate-of William Gilmore, dec. and tyDistrictCour
said estate and Eliza Corking, Chs. of the Second
Gilmore, Jas. Gilmore, John Till Juicial district.
more, Peery Gilmore, Nathaniel Nebraska Terri
Gilmore, Elizabeth Gilmore, and tory
Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of William In equity.
Gilmore deeeased,and Irene HUM
well, late widow Of said William To Septem-
Gilmore dee. defendants. Der term, 1850.
To the above named defendants, Elizabeth Cork
ing, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore, John Gilmore,
Pcery Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore, Elizabeth Gill
more, and Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of Will
liam Gilmore, dec, and Irene H~unnewell, late vic
ow Of said William Gilmore dec. You are hereby
notified that the above named plaintiff, Joseph F..
Mitchell, has filed his petition in the above named
Nemaha County district Court on the ehancery
side thereof, and commenced a suit against you, to-
gtther with the above named Russell Perry, admin
stratOr Of the estate Of William Gilmore, deceased
which suit is for the purpose OfObtaining Judgment
against the estate Of William Gilmore, deceased, for
the sum of one hundred and forty dollars together
with the interest thereon, at the rate Of five per
cent per month, from the tenth day Of August, A.
D. 1899, upon a%eertain prOmissory note, given by the
SAID William Gilmore, deceased, to the said pain
TIN Joseph f. Mitchell, on the the 10Th day August
AID. 1888, for said sum Of SI44, dueone wear after
date, with a penalty forfeiture of five per cent per
month, after due, and also for tn purpose of OBJ
tanning from said court an order Of sale, to salts
fy said judgment, Of the following described prop
erty' to-wit: the south half Of the north west quar-
ter and the northwest quarter Of the south west LOf
se;tiOnl II, town. 6, north ofrange IA east Of the sixth
principal meridian, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, the said property having been MOrtgaged
by trust deed to the said plaintiff for the purpose
of securing the payment Of the money due upon the
said note. and you are hereby further notified that
on or before the tenth day of September. A. D. 1850
you are hereby required to answer to the said petit
ton of the plaintiff, in the said case fled or the pc
ton will be taken as confessed, and Judgment rem
dered accordingly.
JOHNSON 4 BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys for Pr.
ALLEN BLAcKER, District Clerks
By 7. w. BEDFORD.
Ordered that the above be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER. District Clerk,
By I. W. BEDFORD, DepBty.
Rrownville, July 20, 1860. ISIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

Benjamin B. Frazior) I'd
W. In the Dls~ a
Henry ". Lake, Nemahh e11I''
jesse Noel aud Territory.
Henry EmmsrsoU n
Henry ". Lake, and Jesse Noel. oe.I -I,1I
ritOry, Of Kansas, the above name r..
take notice that the above named 3
B. Frazier Of the State Of Missouri, dI' b
day Of July D 1860, Gle bis petition
named Nemaba County District CoGI.1f 4
the said defendants setting forth INA ~
PENDANTS are indebted 70 hin, the s1-S
three certain promissory notes eac1 ~ + 4
date "BrownviUe, February, 2Jth' t. p,
lowipg sums. to-Wit on the first no-5 \
one hundred and twenty-five dollaLs' rbsI
at ten per cent from March l. 1921; al
rota in the sum Of seveuty-eight doi'al m.
tbree cents. with interest at ten per The
vember 9th. 1855. on the third note, ,.1 q.
two hundred dollars with interest; = ,5 a
from the 1st ofJanuary 1851, for WIZ i dsfsl
plaintiff prays Judgment. And the is.-tber
Henry ". Lake aud Jesse Noel arc l, ~ 4
that he said plaintiff has caused q he 4
ment to issue against the properly 10 ,pps
PENDANTS: and that they are requi UondsT .
ansW er said petition. on or before
day Of August, AD 1861. &c THOMAS
Atttvsf5r
NJ
B,,-5rirs. July 1c;h. 1850
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

This individual deserted the Demo
cratic Convention and Joined the Disu-
nionists who nominated Breckenridge and
Lane. When Gushing was in Congress
he voted against the admission of Arkan-
sas as q State, because she tolerated
slavery. This is the man who presided
over a body claiming 10 wish to protect
Southern rights 4 fl, president.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
10 Lane Gone In.

The latest Oregon advices indicate the
election of a Democratic Congressman.
By a combined effort on the part of Re-
publicans and Douglas Democrats, the
Legislature is largely opposition, which
secures Douglas Democrat, and Repub-
hcan Senators. This settles Joe Lanes
hash, and fully compensates him for his
uaiforous conduct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
n 0 z,

THE partnership heretofore existing between G.
II. Wilcox and T.. W. Bedford, who have been assc-
as partners in Exchange and Real Estate buzz
ness. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business eff the firm will remain in the
hands Of 7. W. Bedford for adjustment.
G.. II. WILCOX,
f-r 81. |T.W BEDFORD. r.
Brownville, Nebraska, July Is, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Jnl4 10. 1850 2n4R
SHERIFF SALE
David oeIgei and Henry G~reau5e-"
James S. Ohamberlin John W. Br,, -,4
Marshall Alll

James S. OHamBorlin John ". Bliss md ~
Marshall. AA11q
NOTICE IS hereby given that BY v;r,,.
e%ution, and decree ofeourt, issued f,o~ -
Of the clerk Of the District COM = p
county, Nebraska Territory, agaiDst j,
berlin, John w. Bliss and Th0masH ~ y
in favor Of David Seigel and Henry Grs-aS.
the sum Of two hundred aud seTentE-fonr5o|
fifty cents, ], J. b. Wells, Sheriff AZ
have levied upon, and viii sell at MN. cog
from the door Of the house in which ~ ll'
of the District Court was held, in Boo
said county Of Nemahs,o on SATURDAY. N. ma
August, A. d. 1860, at one O'Clock pm
highest bidder for cash in hand, the f91o-
scribed property, 10 wit west half oftls
quarter and the east half Of the noFth.T,,
ter, Of section No. twenty. township 10. ~
Of Range No. fifteen, east Of the SIKH
meridian containing lG0 acres, with ell IA -
~tenances thereto attached, as the proper,v
mas Il. Marshall, in satisfaction Of said s1ss5
j. B. WELLS
Sheriff Of Nemaha COUNTY X \
By BENZ. B. THOMPSON h.
B~roWnville, July 10. 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
alt

By order Of the Probate Court Of NeHahs Z
Nebraska Territory: -
On Saturday The % b day OF August, A d ~
O'Clock in the forenoon before the g1ice Of Ihs
Judge in the City Of Browuyiile 10 NemfAtOyDu
be sold to the highest bidder the following re-
the prppertv OF Joshua Randall. deceased %
half Of " Quarter. and the West Han On .u.
East Quarter Of Section number Thriy-l"y .
number Six. north Of Range Fourteen Ei,Ly o. =
Principal Meridian. containing one huLl'sl'
acres. appraised. subject 70 and IncumoeIea"
owls dover. at $3.50. ID
Terms Of sale, one half cash and the other al
months. rt1|
Administrator Of Joshua Randall p
Brownville July 18th 1860. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Suit of Attachment
Richard Brown Plf

Richard Brown Plf
vs. To Il. u. Allen.
E. D. Allen, Defend'tl
You viii take notice that an order Of Atii1
has issued against your property and Effects
maha county, Nebraska Territory, at the lns'A
Richard Brown The above named plaintiff by
n. Thompson, a Justice of the Peace WIZ
for said county end Territory, on the sh o.
A D 1860, for the sum Of six dollars, VIII
thereon, from the FIRST day Of March ann y
1853 and that the said Justice Of the Pe''
appointed the 3Istday Of August, A 1901,
o'clock A NJ, for the hearing Of said en,'
office in BrOwnvilIe, in said county, and le1
JOHNSON K BEDFORD, Atys. for
R~rownviIa- Julv 10 1850. l-3t-Si.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Manly ReCantatiOn.

We find the following manly withdraw
al from the Douglas party, "for good and
sufficient reasons" in the military Tract
Journal, published at Macomb, H.:
"MAcoMB, July II.
"MR. ED1ToR:-I notice in last weeks
Eagle, thatI have been appointed one of
the Assistant Marshals for the Douglas
ratification meeting to be held in Macomb
July 2Ist, 1860. The action of the Bal
timore Conventlan in the nomination of
Herschel V. Johnson, who is an ultra
slave code man, for Vice President, and
in the adoption of the Wicklifie Resolu-
ton, has been such that l cannot longer
act with the Democratic party, and con-
sequently cannot act as-Marshal on the
2lst inst, +. PARKINSON.
Thousands are ready to follow IN the
footsteps of Mr.. Parkinson, for similar
reasons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Attachment Notice,

o. G. johnson, PA.
vs. To T.. L. Msck0y,
T. I. Mackoy, Delft
You will take notice that an order Of attach
has issued against your property and effects d
maha county 7, at the instance Of U. {. 10.
the plaintiff above named, by j. D. n. Thomps
justice of the peace within and for said cnuu
said Territory, on the 7th day Of July. A D 1866
the sum Of S92 72-l00, and that the said JUST
the Peace has appointed the 18th day Of Augui
ID. 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. n. for hearing said g
his Office in BroWnVille, in said County and
ritOry.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD, Attysfor 2
July 10, 1850. vol nol-StI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02


The People Of Nebraska met in
Convention, al PIattsmouth, yesterday.
for the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for Delegate to Congress. The re-
suit is the denomination Of HON. SAM
UEL G. DAILY, of this county, the
present incumbent. We need not say
thIs was a righteous act, and that it will
be triumphantly endorsed by the people
of Nebraska, through the ballot box, al
the coming election. S. G. DAILY has
born aloft, 10 successful victory, the ban
ner on which was inscribed the rights and
interests of the people of this Territory
and in again placing the standard in hi:
hands, they have a man of tried integri'
ty. ability, industry and indOmitable per
severence, who will again lead them or
TO conquest, and in which will be secured
their rights from being longer trampleC
upon by the followers of an unscruPulou'
and corrupt administration.
We take great pleasure in again plac
ing the name of SAM'L G.. DAILY at Ou'
mast head, 10 secure whose election WI
pledge ourself to use every honorable
means within our power, ~believeing tina
in so doing we will be aiding to adyanc,
the true interests of the Territory.
The Convention was largely attende,
every county being fully represented
aud the utmost harmony, and good feeling
prevailed throughout the deliberations
Full particulars next week.
Now troFo out your Governors, Secretar
les, Chief Justices, Indian Agents, Lam
Officers, ET. U. S. District Attorney
and sich.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

S. F. Nuckolls, of Nebraska City,
Edward Gilland, of Mills County,
w. c. SippIe of Fremont County.
Whereupon the following resolutions,
were unanimously adopted
ReSolUed, That A. Cochran, Esq, hav-
ing requested to be excused from further
serving as a Director, the Stockholders
tender their thanks to him for the faith
fulness with which he has attended to
their interests and express their regrets
that he %retires from the Board.
RsSolved, That that the conduct and
management of the G.. B. & St. 10. R.,
by the Board of Directors for the past
scar, have marked them with determine
ti6ss energy and judgment, and the pro-
gress. made in the progress made in the
work estitles them to the thanks of the
Stockholders and all persons interested in
the work.
Resolved, That the interchangeable exer-
ertions of Johns. A. Andrews, as Gen.
Agent of the roaGfor the past year emit
ties him to the fullest confidence of all
persons interested, and merits in the hands
of the new Board a continuation Of the
place he has so ably filled.
Upon which the meeting adjourned sine
de. ]. S. ANDREWS, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Trust Sale.

will, by virtue Of a Trust deed, executed by Henry
Smith TO me, Of the date Of the eleventh day OF No
vember, A. D. 1883, 70 secure the payment OF three
hundred dollars, and ten per cent. interest from lst
Nay 1883, due one Catharine KiIiam, sell, On the sixth
day Of August, at ? O'Clock, P. NJ ar the door Of the
Court House in BeardstOwn, Cas- County, Illinois, the
Northeast quarter Of section thirteen, IN township four,
north Of Range fourteen. 10 Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory. The terms are cash.
II &. GUNNER, Trustee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Meeting OF the stockholders OF the
ST. To. and Council Bluff r. r.

81. 80. anu COAuCIA DIuH h' IA
At a meeting o&the stockholders of
the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Rail-
Road COMPANY. held in Council Bluffs,
on Monday the 9th day of July,
1850, L. w. w. Rabbit was called to
the Chair, and ]. S. Andrew was APP
pointed Secretary.
The report Of the directors was read
and adopted. On motion Of J. D. Test,
it was
ResoEUed, That the Secretary furnish
eapies-ef-sa4d-EePeF
in the Missouri Valley. who are friendly
10 the road, and request them to publish
the
Report of The Board Of Directors to The
Stockholders of the Coined Bluffs and
l. M.Jo-R. r. Company Aa4E4A
The organization of the Company was
made on the 18th day of May, 1858,
and during that year there was a survey
made of the route from the Missouri riv-
er Bottom, which was found to be a prac-
ticable route for the road, up TO October
20ih, 1859, there has been another sur
vey made, making the length of the road
forty-eight miles, varying somewhat from
the previous survey made. The latter
survey, in part, has been adopted, and
put under contract. There is now I'M
der contract one-third Of the grace Of the
road, which is 10 be completed by the LIST
of November next, of which over one
fourth of the work is already completed.
The Chief Engineer will commence on
or abst the 18th Inst, to locate Is miles
more Of the road, which will be put I'M
der contract at once, and be completed
by the first Of December next.
1t is now the intention of the Direct
ors to commence contracting early in the
fall for the ties and bridging timber, to
be delivered during the Winter season,
and expect to be able to complete the
road by the end of the year 1861.
We have received donations of timber
for about forty thousand ties, also recerv-
ed donations of about one thousand town
lots which will become valuable by the
building of the road also received a do
nation of ten acres of land for depot
grounds at Council Bluffs.
The Platte Country Railroad is now
running cars to Savannah, and fully as
sure US they will extend their road tc
Forest City by the first of January next
leaving only about as miles to build tc
connect with our road on the State line
and the whole distance being upon the
Missouri River bottom. They further
assure US they will connect with US at the
State line as soon as we can get our roat
built. The Directors are now in nego.
t~iations with Eastern parties, who it j:
thought will contract for the building o.
the whole road on such terms as will Sc.
cure the earliest possible completion Of
the road, yet it is the determination tc
push the work along as fast as the means
Of the company will allow. and should i
be impossible to let the whole road il
one contract, the Directors are assured
by interested parties they will have nc
trouble in getting iron for The road wher
graded and tied.
The following gentlemen were declar-
ed duly elected Directors for the ensuing
year.
n Toet of Hounc;I pl,Hs
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Legal Notice.
L. Hoadley PIN.

L. Hoadley Plf.
vs.. ToE n an
Z. ID. Allen Deff.
You will take notice that an order Of attacbn.7
issued against your property and Effects In Nswsb.
Nebraska territory az the instance OF L V-,I
above named plaintiff, By J. d. N. Thompson , 7
OF the Peace within and FOR said County IN ssJ ~
r on the 9th day OF July. A. D. 1850. for M ~
twPnty-fOUr dollars aid seventy cents. and ~
said Justice OF the Peace has appointed tho s,t
August, A. d.. 1850 at ten O'Clock A N. FOR bsarar
case at his Office in BrOwnville in said County ~
ritOry.
JOHNSON s BEDFORD, AtystrPs
July 10th A. d. 1850 Lp-4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
~INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and
Bilious Fevers. This wonderful remedy was brought to
the knowledge Of the present proprietor b. a frind who
has been a great Il aveler in Persia and the Holy Land.
While going down the rever EuptTates, he experience
ed a severe attack Of FevOT and Ague. On discovering
his condition, one Of the ROatmen too from his pocket
an Amulet, saying "WeaT this and no Fever will touch
you" Although iHcreduiOus rs 10 its virtues he cOm-
piled, and experienced immediate relief, and has since
alwVys fonnd it an ehectual protection from ali mala-
riOus complaints.
On fnrtheT investigation he found that the boatman
attributed 10 it miraculous powers and said that IL only
could be obta ned from the priest % the sun Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in cOnversing with a Priest
obtained from himt the secret Of its preparation, and as
certained where the medicinal herbs were found, Of
which it was compounded. The wonderful virtues OF
this article have intUeed a full beliet in the minds Of
the nitives in the miraculous healing powers Of their
Priests,
Since his return 10 America, it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of
high character, who have given il the most unqualified
paOise. This remedy having been a specific in Persia
for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure o.
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers-is now offered to
the American People.
Il will be sentby mail, prepaid, with full directions
fouss, on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot Ond manufactory, 1S8 Main stleet,
Richmond. Virginia. Branch once, Bank Of Cemmerce
Building, New York.
Address, JOHN wILCOx& Co
July, 9Th II
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

Judge Halliburton, Of Nova Scotia, SC
weA known to the literary world by hi.
authorship Of "Sam Slick" a very popu.
lar work, died in Halifax on the 18th
lnsI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Money To Loan.

Persons wishing to borrow money, can he accom-
modated by applying to the undersigned. Reliable
security required. II. NJ. ATKINSON.
BrownviIle. July 26,-3-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Administrators Sale

By order of the Probate Court Of NemahG County,
Nebraska Territory.
On Saturday, the Sth day Of sept, A. D 1850,
at one o'clock. P n, of said day, before the door Of
the Post Office, in the City Of Peru, in Nemaha COun-
ty. n. T., will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, as the property Of
Jacob MeIiek, deceased, to-wit: the west'half Of the
north east quarter Of section no twenty-eight, town
ship no six, range fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, containing eighty acres, appraised at four
hundred dollars. Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
JOHN W. SWAN
Administrator of the estate of Jacob Meiick, de-
ceased.
BrOwnville, July 26 1s60-s5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Indiana Crops.

We learn from our Indiana exChang'
es, that the crop of wheat is of a very
superior quality, but moderate in quaint.
ty. In some portions of the State the
yield is light to the acre, but, as a gen.
eral thing, the weight of the grain anc
the quantity produced per acre, are con.
siderable above the average.
There is a fair crop of cats. Corn
under the influence of the late rains, has
grown rapidly, and promises an abun
dant crop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

Ex-senator Brodhead, in his Easton
Speech says:
at is folly to deny that the Democrat
ic party is surrounded by adverse cir
cumstances. --1.
The gentleman is right-it is s%urroun-
ded by an indignant nation and the Co.
vode Committee.-PhI. Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Patents to Lands lie Nebraska.
June 8, 1850.

6L(0bS ~ &uAAAS IL AG64GSA
THE General Land Office is now. writing Patents
to lands in Nebraska, and ! will eheerfUly attend to
procuring the Patent and forwarding it to any one
wishing 70 obtain the Patent to his land, who VIII
send me the certificate of location accompanied with
a fec Of ten dollars. Address,
WI. YOUNG BROWN,
Washington City, DC
NV SLIT. 1850. iQ-gt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
legal Notice,
Divorce.

The defendant in this case is bsr,b,
on the 2Ist day Of April A ID. IssS' 1Io1ta
fled petition against him prayinrf for ~ 2rl
alimOny. AMI alleged among other tb;A'C
divorce, extreme cruelty, gross ueglsct iH
abandonment; and that said peft; d1il
hearing at the next term Of the Di, 8l d
the I'd Judicial District Of Nebraska - V'gr
July 10, 1850 2n4w byS. BEg.lHAS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
For the Campaign.

VIC viii furnish the ADVERT
TTsER during the Campaign in
this Territory, i'm clubs Of not less
than six for 33-I-3 Cgnts---s1X
copies for two dollars, And un-
tn after the Presidential EIec-
tIOn,In clubs OF met less than five,
at 40 cents. Five copies for 81
Clubs OfcfGy at % Cents. Fifty
Copies for SI2. The Cash must
accompany the names. Send on
your Clubs. 10 -
The editors absence since the last
issue, until just as going TO press, is the
apology for the lack Of the usual amount
Of original matter.