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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12
MANHOOD, ,
r. How Lost, Aew Restored

Ju8t Ih6ltshed, On q Ncdled Envelope
ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE
OF FsPEHMATOkRHOkA, seminal Weakness, Sexual De.
by Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions inducing mpo.
,ency and Mental aud Physical 1neapacty
By ROB. j. CULvERWELL. II. d., ...t .s4
Aafh0r Qf As Screen Book" do
Tho world snor n this admirable Lecurs cisar
iy his experience that the awful consequences
may c6eeualy removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations bouge Instruments
nn eectaa by which every suere no matter what ~ eoa
ca This Leisure will prove boon 70 housands and thcu
sHnds
under seal address, poet 6td t1b receipt %
two postage sampe by addressing Dr. CH J. CKLINE n
j., $50 Fist Avenue New York, Post Box 4nee
ian 1l-dActtkdeo sasA ss5;. u ~. AGnJ 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

MORBID CONDITION. recent letter from Pa
ris says:"A degree of antagonisn almost amount.
ing to hatred between the sexes. has bccome evil
dent to strangors and the number Of young attrAe-
tive women devoting themselves to voluntary celib-
acy has become so remarkable rs to call the atten-
ton of philosophers and Legislators to the suect"
The remedy for this distressing condition iss--
young men. 1t never fails. Let the philosophers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12
Southern Men Attention!

SOuCn0rn men ACC00ClOu!
Ez5xrS WE In position 10 undertake and
S2&N Jexecute the finest kind OF work, ln the best
ss>@-Sposslbls style Of The art Our business nov -
embraces every kind Of PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PAINT
mo, including FaEscO W0sg, GRAtsrNa, MAKBLfNo etaN
NRirrSa, GtLpisa GLASS, DC, &C. ms. 4-f5
We prepared 70 undertake tho painting and decoa
ton Of FLdGA 8IHNkRS &c., In very superior style-
Designs furnished upon application. Specimens maj be
Office In the basement Of Cabe House. 10th street, be-
low Main. .+..#
Paper hanging Wallis whtened with Keisomine eolored
shade, In The nentes mAnncr i, ~. III
gS Orders from part Of the State win be pnnctualy
nil, ndcd TO- JOHNSON q HEMING,
NH iataw4w. Lynchbarg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

DuRE OILS FOR MAcHINERY-R s Min'e6 WI a L.rd On
Wirtsr strained sperm OIL Solar OIL, f1sh M, &C. a
"'p'y o. Inc A"''' VIZ JOHN u. sEAY. Drurgt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12
Singer's Sewing Machtnaa.

IT, DO DO G1 Si,:. xssass, New York, foss BOX inss
Singers ssWSing S 81 Mash|ines: s|l,|l ,.,. ], q,
" men Judged by .h.s q. there labor a,ng machine
.ss 8: :
was ~ s.s. s Z: y: s.a ss ss e f md
In evey branch industry N which sewing % Be done
s sfss saS' Es@ss train raj ' . .ss % d
sssss a.iaass
S should not Be- Without one Ts nif psess sng
As:s sss, m'fnss % % sss sss n g
s os soe s s Ss sss p
able These acLinss are simple Y sss coess.sso. % snd
ssy. @ aa ~ sss =: ss
could 3 perfectly s.ssss s aS e SDs ma s sa
n.mss but siasss Mschiae. alone have been foss ss
chine nom which any readily acquire ne g
Pars %e Of 1s the world 70 ali pss.en. dsdns
ssss sss t.s,ss devoted % "a: ~ ss.s 8 & ANN
rr.us,p. ones, No 81 h.s.asss 4 stsss s.s : "a fs
ss.sS. g. Ne. haven q: asS,sl,. g a.iSs
Newark, N. u No 14a Ghesaos q st fan.aslpsa "a L.
isss No 81 s. Charles s.. Ssv osisss.. "a g
~ Somhrero aQan0,
125 We. We iaa!s:, g: go & ~. x -.
Rcns PsospAats n s nd Is WaiH " inyis g stieno1
Of fends and NE public asa1y vh6 ds1I M sztllsew
VIII 81. "a ssS.a.sa sssa o psss d.s sspsssss 2 si
FsapAls.. so.a.r il. .s. =. isnl.asd .sps.-
M = - McCoRKLg co.. Sole Asnlh !
9 sprl dArka Mnm esrset lyneA6oE9. Ys
71AR1FYTnE OR COAL OIL CAsDLKs.-l l.sssA NJ
II 4 ama lot Of Candles; They are eqasA - - -
sperm Candes For sale cheap by .annAvv 49,. -
,,h 90 ios Main Street. LyneAbazB1 ~. -
TYERUvIAN ouaNo-Jusa rsesiy.s e Pstsss t ssass = Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

NOTICE NOTICE, IA prime lot Of Pure Mountain Ap
~ pie Brandy hand and for sale at
nov l7-dts SMITH Il ADAMS 141 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-12

GENTS GOODS.-.FALL 1869.
rJyHE subscriber has received his FALL AND wlNTEE
Go0T1s combating of a full line of Black and Coiored
1os nom medium the hnes best Doe Skina plain and
ded; Black Cassimes; best fancy French ssi
AMI sill Vestags all the newest styles OF Buatons m
r.s Coats business suits and Vests and Prepared with
Tue ness Tm ,ms . " WIN. L PAGE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
Toilet Articles for the Million.
Hair Restorative ~ ImvigOPntor

A SURE and permanent aure for Bald
n ness, and for removing all scurf, Dandruff,
Scr0fulOus Eruptions and Feverish HeGtfrom scalp
and for restoring prematueiy GRAY hair TO itS
rlous matter. producing its wonderful eifectn by
invigorating and restoring perfect health to the
scalp, and the glands which form the hair. IL is
put up in hotties holding the same quantity as
Woods and Mrs. Aliens Hair ReBtorers, in all re-
speets equally as good, and at onethrd to one-hsf
the coat.
Price so cts For sale only by
Or W. w. STEWART,
feb7 Druggist, No 50 Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
DAILY ! EMPIRE.


A SroRriNo IToRsR. Opce on time. a
Yankee who was travelling Though Ken,
tucky had a fine horse, and 90 money Ia
had taught the animal 10 lie down or sit ON
bis Launches when tie bride was h,illed
pretty hard Oar travelor saw no wav of
repienishing his purse but BY selling .his
horse, and this he resolved 10 90 at the irst
opportunity. As he was going slowly along.
he saw q hunter at some distance from tbo
road, whom he rode up to and aooosted. In
the course Of the conversation, he told the
latter that he had an invaluable horse 40
sell--a horse that would act precisely like
a setter, when he IVES in the vicinity of
game. Casting his eyes arohnd, at tho same
time discovering some fresh rabbit tracks.
he gave the bride Jerk. The dociIe
quadruped immediately lay down @There
are some rabbits hero'' said the rider; III
know By his ears" The Kentuckian, curious
to test the reputed sagacity Of the horse,
searched around and sure enough started
three or four rabbits lie was greatly sur, |
priscd, but the Yankee took the affair as a |
matter Of course To make a long story
short, the wonderful horse changed hands |
on the spot, three hundred dollars being
the consideration. His new owner mount.
ed him, and the Yabkeo agreed to acoon- |
pany him home. They soon came to
stream, which they had to cross, and which |
was rather deep for horsemen. Judge of
the KentGekian's dismay, when, on pulling
the bride in the middle Of the river, his
steed subsidediu the running waters as if
he was hippopotamus Chow is this9" he |
roared out, nothing but his head visible
The Yankee, who was mounted on the hunt
er's other horse, was not disconcerted in
the least but replied cody, ''Oh, l forgot to
tell you he is as good for 6sh as he Is for
rabbits - m rv n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

IL you would have something extra in the
Daguerreotype, Ambrotype or Photograph.
10 line be advised and 20 to Seobohm Palace
OF Art, Market House He is tho only Ar
tist engaged in this business. oct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
Bronchial TrOcIles.
sNEss a BRONCHIAL AFFECTI'

THIS unpleasant and painful result of
"Catching Cold" may be relieved by using one
or two !" "Bio oneial IToehes," or Cough Candy;
jAn9o ApotheoAIy, PHILIPPE House, "a st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
NOTICE,

A LII persons indebted to Joseph Studyba-
L \ ker, "saddler," win please cali at the Hard
ware store of the undersigned, and pay up, there
by saving the cost Of collection.
jan2I-d5w J. LANGDoN 81 BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
DR.. w, W. STEWART; WALTERS a KELso,
ie2-iyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
BolIowav's Pnis arc invaIuable 40 m.

Bolloway's Pills are invaluable TO the
denizens of the south and vest They arc pre-
ventiyea to The ravaging approaohes Of fever and
aghe, and the other opdemies Incidental to aluvial
soils. rhey Will ~ orowhiy eradicate Tho symp-
toms BY rem wing the hidden eau e.
sold At the manufAotory, No. so Maiden Lane
New YORK. and BY all druggists At 9sc.. ESQ., and 81
per box or pot. tflf mhiO-d&wlw
Mrs Wiuslow, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates tho
process Of teething bysofening the gums, reducing
allinhammation, will alay all pain aud is sure 70
regulate the bowels. Depend upon II, mothers, ,it
willgive restto yourselves end rcie and health 10
yourinfants. Perfectly safe In all CAGES. see nd.
veftisementin another column. Jeo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

THE above choice articles are gotten up
with special reference 10 the present stringency
an the money market A fair trial win convince
the most skeptcal that the quality of the goods ia
represented, and the very low figures at which
they are offered, places them within the reach of
all. To be had only at the Drug store of
DIR. W. w. STEWART, T.
feb1-d&w No. 50 Main st., Da yton, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
Farmers, Study Economy.

ESPECIALLY adapted to grinding all
kinds OF shelled grRin as well ms corn and cobs.
ms mil tOok the int premium at the Ohio state
his fall. = 7'-''
NO Farmer should be Without one,
As tacts given by our most reliable and practical
farmers throughout the country, prove that II is
saving OF AZ least onethird by grinding all kinds of
sheied grain for feeding HorGes Cattle and Sheep,
meal. -
Ihe undersigned having purchased the right for
the counties OF Montgomery, Greeue, Clarke, Miami
and Dark Is now prepared to manufacture thoee
NAluHble fAlm Mills TO order, At the But keyc
Foundry, Third street, Dayton, Ohio. CaItAnd ex-
anime them, OF send for n circular,
orders promptly attended to. Farm and schooi
House Belle manufactured by the undersigned, at
wholesale and retail l9oo sold the pAsi season
Address B. c. TAYLOR.
neolo DAYTON, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
LIQUID Hair Dye!

FOR dyeing the Hair Black or Brown,
Il instantly, without staining the skin. War
ranted fulyas good as Bachelors Cristadoro's put
up in same size boxes, and at one-haf the cost. -
Price SO cts. To be had only at the Drug Store Of
w. w. STEWART,
febT No. % Main st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

I'M
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
DePend uponit, Mothers, II willgi restto your
RELIEF AND nRALrH To- YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for over
Yen Yen lenrsi ana cANsAYias IN coNFIDEHcEA AND
TRvrH Of IL, what weQ4 have never been able TO
sAy 0i any other medi-t-r oine-NkVER HAS 1T
rdL rrndILLkD' ~ siNSbkt-1 INSTANCE, TO BF-
nkCi Suhhs Whennt timely used. Never did
We know an instancei44 ofdissatisfaction by any
lighted with its opera-N tionp and apeak IN
terms OF highest eom-u1 mendation OF its magic
Al effects and medioalSN virtues We sneau IN
this matter "wHAT VIZ DO HHoWD alter ten
years. experience, and(J PLIpor ouR RrpuTA
TiON FoR THE FuLFfL-r- MENr or WHAT VIZ
HERE DEcLAHr. In al-H most every fnstanoaI
where the infant is suf-iZ ferinR from main snd
exhaustien, relief wihiy be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes afterU the syrupis auainistered
This valuable preparass tiOn is fhe preecrintlon
Of one of the moat EXl=t PERIE Nc E d and
SSKiLLFUL NURSES mo- New England, and has
THoUSANDSO OF CASES
tnotonlyrelievestheZ - ehildfrom main huttn.
vigorates the stomachUl and boweia eorrecfs /
sCiaag' Ia anu anu giyes tone and energy to the whole
pING in TIL BoW RsnG Ris RNb TslisTs %fSp edI. eHI
80 ana overcome conks vnlsions, which, II not |
sReeally temedied, endES In death. We believe It |
tss tsi BEST and SysesTk Remedy in the world, in |
RHlE, IN CHILDREN, whether il arises from
teetbing, or from anyk-l other cause We wnnid
say to oeyerymotherwho00 has child suffering
from from any Of the foregoSx ing complaints - %
PRBJUDICEs OF OTHt RRS, stand bet,1een
youraufferingehilds sndt the relief that viii Se
low the use of hSdIsiha nY sTEEtO fol-
fmi ureeuons Tor using will accompany
lie of CURTIS a PER % KINs New Yort is i,, ~,
the outside wrapper. - - "a
sold by DruggiBtsk5 throughout the world
Frinoipai omee,f9 No. 10 Cedar st.,
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
DR.. w. w. STEWART; WALTERS A KEIso.
ie2-iyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12

1t ie stated, in a late Paris paper that at a re-
cent ball there, lady attired in white tuile
dress with five skirts, looped one above the other
not with roses, pompons, nor with daisies, nor corn
flowers, nor any sort of wild and delicate flowers
which would have so well suited her style of beau
" but (as live) each separate skirt was passed
through ring of massive gold, from which de-
pended chain Of smaller rings, which, carried on
TO the next skirt Joined the next gold circle, and
giittered aAd ratified with the same effect as that
produced by the thousand silver chains Of the
Smith. Duo If =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
AMnR1cAN ann roRBIon
STEREOSC0PIC EMPORIUM II


Afsg Nay III, lSB0, al sol BROAD WA y. f,ee
doors from The So Nichoiae HofeL ii Z
The stereopoope is the most instructive, inter.
esuig, entertaining, amusing and exciting Of mod
None are ton ,oung, none too old, none I 20 in
,eliiEent, none TOO nneduceted, 70 Acknowledge ~
No home is complete without II, and a must and
will penetrate everywhere.
Il Presen,s 90 your yiew every part Of the world,
ness Of dctail at q you weis on tie srot.
Photographers are evefy whore exploring Fu-
grand and The beautfii, And tie retuits Of thsit
skillare constantly enrlchine our stock.
We have an immense variety OF baper We've Of
seenesin Paris, London. England, scotland, ife-
land, Wales, France, Belgium, Holland, switzei-
taneblesu Tuilleries, Italy, Turkey, gypt Athens
the Holy Land, China, India, Crystal palaoe, also
ssro1ps Historieal amusing, marriage seenea,
Ofcakiast scenes pic-nieg, 6tAtuary, 6c. 6c AneN-
quisite assortment Of Illuminated Interiors g. PAL
aces, Churches, and Cathcdrala OF France, Italy,
moHtremAfkhble.
Every GENTLEMAN or WEALTH AND nErisrp
TASTE should have Ia HE drawing room some of
our exquisite views on glafH, with TevOIving
stereoscope, showing ", 20, 90 100 scenes Moth.
ing can be more fascinating, and one can offer no
greater tfestio friend fond OF the picturesque aud
Antaonys instantaneour stereoscotie viewssrc
the latest photographic wonder. They are taken
IN the inrtieth pant Of second, and everything,
no matter how rapidly 10 may be moving II depict
iectly at rest. Ihis gives an additional yaIde,fo
70 the beautien OF innnimate nature ID adds the
cnarm 81 life aud motion. The prOctFs 10 a dscs,y-
cry OF our own, and being nnknown In kurope We
receive from London aud Paris lafge orders Tor An
thoAlls instantaneous Views OF American life and
scenery. sr .+r H -
Amohgother things VIC have Just published stere-
oscOpio Illustrations of the Scene Of the Fulton
street Prayer Meetings, in which many hearts iCci
an intereqt The particulars OF this win be found
In our Catalogue
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices willie for
"atded TO any address on receipt Of a stamp
Parties at n d stance hen ing us So, 80 S1u H.
W OF 20, can have good instrument and such
pietufet ~ thel may reQueat cent W Express r.H
views alone, (without ilstfume nt,l can be sent
~ mail '
Parties who wish TO be advised Of everything re-
NY valuable IA the line that eomea cut, may send
ia their uames TO place record, and we wiilkeep
hem portel at our own expense,
Men OF leisur will nd photography upet faa.
mating and delightful an,utemeht We are pfe-
areu 70 81 out amateurs with eveFs thing necessary
d thur success, together with Instructions slow
otake stereoscopie rictuftuHl H~
II. ANTHONY,
Importer and Manufacturer of Photographie
iateuala, stereOsoOpea and Stereosoopip ViewH
~ -MerchAnts from every section OF the country
re respectfully iniiteh TO make an examination ur
9r stock, as our discount TO the trade will be
TO PH H)ToGRAPHRRs.- -First-elass stereosoop.
Negatives wanted.
send by mail, print unmountcd, with price or
ebauNe' janttgmd6w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
Perfu m es and Han d kercIAief
Extracts,

DUT up in beautiful gilt bottles of the
same quantity, and superior in quality to .ither
Lubin's, Wright 5, Glen's or Bailey's, and sold at
one-third the cost. Price--No. L. 90 cts-No. 2, 80
cts. For sale by w. w. STEWART,
feb1 Druggist, No. CD blain street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-12
ToiIet and shnving sOmD.

IN every variety of color, form and style
L and ranging in price from to % cts
Eor sale by w. w. STEWART,
feb7-dAw No. 81 Main ct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-13
The Game of Bragg.

Morton's friends throughout the Ter
ritory are playing the game of bragg
beautifully. The only two papers in the
Territory are filled with extracts of
letters, purporting to come from various
portions of the Territory-but which in
reality are written by the editors in their
sanctums, or Morton's friends in their
own towns-stating that Mr.. Buchanan's
Territorial Secretary, j. Sterling Morton,
is carrying everything before him. The
bob-tailed speakers, and those hired by the
day to canvass the Territory for Morton,
come into Nemaha, and tell US that Cass
county is sure for Morton; they then go
into Richardson and say 10 The people
there that Morton viii carry Nemaha
county; and thus they go all over the
Territory. While Daily and Morton were
speaking in Omaha, on Monday last, dis
patches were received here every few
minutes. stating thar Morton was actual
ly devouring Daily. We began to think
it the duty of DaiIy's friends to notify his
family that they very likely would never
again see him-if half that was con-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-13
Strickland and GOss at BrOWnyIIle.

Hon. S1LAs A. STRICKLAND and j. @.
GOss, Esq, both of Bellevue, addressed
the people at this place, on Monday eve
nlng last. We have not space to review
their speeches in detail. Suffice it to say
"nobOdy was hurt"
Mr.. Goss lead off in a long speechre-
ferring almost entirely to national poll
tics. His style was gentlemanly, but the
subjects poorly handled. For Instancehe
undertook to show that the Republican
party were prO-slauery! perhaps"
that's so, and Perhaps not.
Sias followed to "make a noise" and
have the "fellers holler." By his par
ticular request there were nOladies pres
ent. Had they been on hand, "Striek
would have been sap a tree for his
sneeob consisted almost exclusively of uery
smutty anecdotes. Any one could see he
felt that he was on the "wrong track
He undertook to support men and meas
ures against whom and which he has al
wav battled. In so doing his tongue
very naturally faltered, his knees shook,
his whole frame quivered as it were. Ii
was decidedly tich to see and hear Strick-
land advocate the elevation of a man
who but a short while ago he spoke of
in such language as we copy below,
while editor of the Bellevue Gazette. No
longer ago than in 1858, in speaking of
Morton, he said: 1--WE quote from the
files before US.
'He hasa great prototype in Benedict Arnold,
whose example, in this instance, be has followed to
theIetter. Despised by all his former companions
in arms, detested BY his present assoeiateslfor they
love the treason n ddespise the traitor, )let his very
name be . "hissing and a b~y-wOrd" throughout
the Territory"
aYOu haro talent, you have Ability,-you only
lack honesty"
Noticing Morton's appointment as the
Secretary of the Territory, he said:
qWe thiak Morton is reasonable qualified to di :
charge the duties Of the position, as they are Of q
Bshf nature, being not beyond those Of an ordinary
bookkeeper, except in case Of the absence Of, or q
vacaaey, occurs in the Office Of Governor, when the
Secretary discharges the duties Of that Office. We
are pleased to know that Gov. Richardson, intends
20 reuaaia az bis post punetpally, and VIC trust for
the veil being Of this Territory, that ho may not
be removed by death or OtherEise during the term e
Ct the present Secretary"
A month or two afterwards he spoke
in this wise:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-13
RennhlIcan Contention.

Pursuant to notice the Delegates appointed BY tba
Republican party, in the several precincts OF Nemaba
County, in Convention assembled al BrowuvfIIe- on So
urday, the Sth day Of September, A. d. 1850. for the
purpose Of nominating enc Councilman, four Ropresen-
talyes, one county commissioner and one Coroner, to
be elected next October.
On motion, the Convention vast emporariIy Organized
By appointing G. ". Fairbrother, Cbairmac.
On motion, ". b. Leach and A. II. ScoviIle we're ap-
pointed q committee On credentials. Which ommittee
reported the names OF the following persons entitled to
seats IN the Conventions, viz:
n CITY PRNCINCT.
G. W. Fairbrother, Jerome Hoover, A. d. ScovilIe. ID
G. Sanders, S. McCOniga and J. Bozarth.
BROWNvILLE AMI LONDON PRECINCTS
G w wheeler Evan Worthing, william Hoover Norman
Terrell, Daniel Ellis 7. N. Talbot A n Fergus y ID
Thompson z. V. Hughs.
PERU PRECINCT.
". Fl Denman Wm. Compton Joseph Lash L Reed A
Dowler samuel A. Chambers TN Green Samuel Me-
Name ACollins and VIM. Bale.
GLEN ROCK PRECINCT.
Wm- R. Leach VIM. Kent VIM Reed and George Bean.
LONGS PRECINCT.
Joseph Ord, CD. F~arnsworth, and a Kennedy.
On motion. the Convention was permanently organ
lied by choosing G. W. FaiFbrOther Chairman, and VIM.
Hoover Secretary.
The following resolutions we're cfered By c Vince
ard adopted
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-13
ncOUFaging

We desire to say TO the friends of
Daily that the news from every portion
of the Territory is of the most encour-
aging character for Daily. We are as
sured by posted residents Of Richardson
county, that that county will give Daily
a majority this year. We are now sure
of Daily carrying every county South Of
the Platte with perhaps the exception of
Otoe, and its doubtful who gets that these
will be no margin to boast of by whoever
gels it. The Morton speakers who have
been swarming this section of country Of
late all look down in the mouth, and well
they may, for the handwriting is upon the
wall.