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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
The Democratic Nominee for Dele.
egate.


As we have all along prophesied, the
Omaha Convention has placed before the
people of this Territory, as the Demo
cratic Candidate for Delegate TO Con-
gress, one of Buchanan's officials. Hon.
J.. STERLING MORroN, the present Sec
rotary of the Territory is the man. Such
men as Hon. R. Brown and DR.. Holiday
of this county; Hon w. c. Fleming of
Richardson; Hon. Silas Strickland of
Sarpy; Judge Holly and H. c. Black
man of Otoe county; Hon. A. ]. Popple-
ton. and Hon. Jonas Seely of Douglas,
and many other, good Douglas Demo-
Gratis, we might mention, were, as usual,
thrust aside, to give place to crib-fed,
federal ofice-holders. The Buchanan
and Breckenridge wing of the Democrat
ic party in this Territory have yer since
the split in the party, been coaxingly
preaching "come now let US cOnciliate,
and all work together ssharmoniously /;
there is no need of ~dissentions here in
Nebraska and such like "soft delu-
sion" words. But when Conventions
meet, or any other political action had,
the Governments Oficials-the u~pbolders
Of Buchanan, being clothed with a lit
tie brief authorilory," domineeringly say
I'VE are greater than you; the party is
e~Etruated to Our keeping; stand aside. "
And la Douglas Democrat has the indie
pendence to raise a voice in opposition, he
is al once set down as a disorganizer, and
Immediately read out of the party. We
appeal to every Douglas Democrat in Ne
braska, IL this has not been the universal
result, Will they any longer submit to
the yoke of bondage" We think not.
We are very much mistaken in the people
Of Nebraska, if they are not prepared to
a more scathing rebuke to
Buchanan Democracy this year, than they
did at the last general election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23


ReSolUed, That we are in favor of maxi
ing Nebraska a free State, and that we
hereby pledge the Democratic party of
this Territory, to oppose the establishment
of the institution of slavery in the future
State of Nebraska. by a constitutional
prohibition.-Second Resolution of the
Nebraska Democratic Platform, adopted
august 18th, 1860.
Thus another of our prophesies as to
the course of the so-called Democratic
party in this Territory has been fulfilled,
viz: Popular Sovereignty as 1t has
been understood and preached heretofore.
totally repudiats9. They are willing sla-
very should fasten its poisonous fangs up
on us while a Territory, and only seek to
'oppose the estab lishment of the institu-
ton in the future State" In other words,
'lock the stable after the horse has been
What next? Claim that none
Of our Legislative acts shallbe considered
IN force until approved by Congress; orby
he Governor and Judges as was the case
Ohio when a Territory, we reckon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
A "DOOglas Republican,

The Reverend Henry Clay Dean, in a
speech made in this city, last year, stood
ID tiptoe, and raising his hands as high
as he could reach-thus exposing an un-
usual amount of dirty shirt, an article for
which he is famed-very cunningly and
sarcasticly uttered this exclamation "a
DOOglas Republican! who ever heard
of the like !" We are reminded of hby
hearing it claimed that Morton is a Doug
las Democrat! B Federal-O o ciaI-B Blu
chanan-A DOOglas Demo-
crat!L "Who ever heard of the like"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Notice

Benjamin B. Frazier
w. In inc DlstTlcC SCuI1 VI
Henry w. Lake, Nemaha county NeDrasKa
Jesse Noel and Territory.
Henry Bmmerson
Henry ". Lake, and Jesse Noel. both OF the Ter
ritory, of Kansas, the above named defendants, Will
take notice that the above named plaintiff Benjamin
b. Frazier Of the State Of Missouri. did on, the 18th
dav of July, AD 1860, file his petition in the above
named Nemaha County District Courtagalnst them
the said defendants setting forth that the SAID de-
PENDANTS arc indebted to him, the said plaintiff on
three certain promissOry notes, each OF which bears
DAFT" BrowHville, February, 10th, 1886, IN the fol-
lowing sums. to-wit on the first note. IN the sum OF
one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with interest
at ten per cent from March !, 1857, on the second
note in the sum of seventy-eight dollars and thirty
three cents, with interest at ten per cent from No
vember 9th, 1856, on the third note, in the sum Of
two hundred dollars with interest: at ten per cent
from the LIST ofJanuary 1857, for which said amounts
plaintiff prays judgment. And the said defendants
Henry W. Lake and Jesse Noel arc further notified
that the said plaintiff has caused a writ Of attach
ment to issue against the property by the said de
PENDANTS; and that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or before Monday the 9th
day Of August, A D 1860.
E. W. THOMAS,
Att'ys for P1f.
BrownVilIe, July 18th, 1860. n1-6t-$9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
A Good Joke.

1t is said that as Morton has had ga
good thing out of the Territorial print
ing for the two years past-cleared about
seven thousand dollars-he was put on
the track as the candidate for Delegate
because he could afford to "shell out" du-
ring the canvass. That would be decid-
edly cruel, to make Mort "shell out,'
and then be defeated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
The EruditiOn of Jesse D. Bright

The distinguished Senator from Indiana, Jesse D.
Bright, in his last speech at the Yanceyite COnysn-
ton, used the following language:
81 stand by-the bred Scott decision astoHg as II
remains on the statute book unrepeated !!
Jesse is under the impression that the decision Is
on hestatute-b book, and like other laTs, is subject to
repeal of Congress. Shades of MARSHALL STORY
and TAyEY! here is a new principle of Constitution
Al law with which YOU were unaquainted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Joseph Shittz, has been appointed
General Administration of the Estate Of George
Enriehardt deceased, late of Nemaha County, notice
Is hereby given that l have appointed Saturday,
SentembeT the 18th. 1860. as the day for hearing
claims against said Estate all persons having claims
AGAINST said estate are hereby no fled to have them
on fla ON or before that day or they may forever be
debarred from recovering such claims.
Given under my hand and official seal this 10th
CYRUS w. WHEELER,
51.I2tsI3fee. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Douglas Improved
PREMIUM SUGAR Mills

sHuSElngum Works. ZanesUiHe. Ono.
We arc now prepared to manufacturer onr pre-,;.u
S~HgGr-CGHe Mills. either Vertical OF UorjznntsI ~
Will De able TO supply the demand, however large.
orator, aud also Douglas Steam sugar Fvsroroto fapI
~ pISpafeN TO furnish every article Of the best s1aIf
' SmI az IN. derate rates, required in the napuisrInr
furnaces and Perpetrators. $50 to 500.
Ain oTIIo-s ~ FdnlpnietS furnished on application.
1Lo.utts addressed to the undersigned will be promn,.
, ",.eHuTu'o EOUGLAS BROTHERS,
@PFS GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.
S. ]. Holland
Joseph R. Gould, R N Kirkhum

Joseph r. Gould, R Kirkham
Notice is hereby given that by virtue or an exc
eution issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
District Court for 0tOe County, Nebraska Terri
tory, against Joseph r. Gould and Robert M. Kirk
ham. and in fnvorOf 5. J. Holland, for The sum Of
TWO hundred and eighty dollars and directed to mo
sheriff Of Nemaba county, ], J. b. Wells, Sheriff CT
said Nemaha County, Nebraska, have levied upon
and will sell at public auction, from the dOOrof the
house where the last term Of the said court was
held. at BroWnYille in said county, on Monday,
III 18th day Of September, A 1850, to the high
estbidder for cash in band, the following desert
bed property, to wit the lots six and seven in sec
ton 81. township Z, range Is, east, containing III
acres, with all the appurtenauces thereuuto attaehS
cd, as the property Of said Joseph R. Gould, ana
J.B. WELLS,
SHERIFF. Of Neuaha County, ". T.,
Brownville, Aug. 18th, 1860. 49-6t-T 80 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
,Now Is TIE .AccePted Time!
Wal LIABLE FARM FOR SALE

THIS FARM is situated in Nemaha County Ser n
the southern boundary within tour mi, ! : here Is
Francisco-as good a point for shipping as mere nortio n
in the county gooG sa fnrr az the roads from Sa-
OF the county S;.v and from san F~rancico to
lem to Nepr5Sha Rinc and pixies Peak good water
but no timber upon it. Inc county lI;nning
oeing fiPloIy LII = ros5s in every direction, the good
POM, lnss4 = ~ UNITY to the best body Of tim
Der in the county, and the rlehness o . = =
sectlon u snc6 as is rarely met with by specu-
lator or actual. NH L.
: oSa as j l.. COLHAPP.
Brownville, Aug. ID, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Estray. JN

9erayed OF stolen from the subscriber on the 9th
OF June last, a dark bay mare. 3 wears ol5. = -LHtu
ABOUT her; marked by the collar on TOP of peek. snail
SIZE, but not a poney; said to be raised near Fro
m0aI county Iowa, to where she may have returped
- "A liberal reward will be given for Information
July 10, 2,tf, 3rovnviIio HoL..
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Legal Notice.

Martha =, Meek, Divorce.
Samuel Il. Meek
Nsmaka county District C91rt, Of the Second JH-
dSciaI District, Nebrasta Territory.
The defendant in this case Sam H.Meok III take
notice tLat on the Ilth day Of Augusts q D.looO,
he nlaintif fled n petition against him praying for
\ divorce and alleged among other things for said
divorce. gross neglect Of duty and total abandon
ment; and that said petition will be for hearing
at the next term Of the District Court o. the 2nd
Judicial District in Nemaha county Of Nebraska
Territory, to be begunand held IN Bro"nTlie on the
18th day Of September, 1850.
MARTHA MEEK.
ByJ. d. n. Thompson, her Atty.
BroEnvi1le. Aug. I6,-4t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Sheriff Sale.
1T. Whyte & Co.,
T. q. Edwards.

NOIICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
execution issued by the Clerk of the District Court
OF the Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory against
l. IL. Edwards, and in favor of / 7 Whyte & Co.
LOT the sum of seVenty-eight dollars and eighty-onc
cents, ID. B. Wells, Sheriff Of Nemaha County.
Nebraska Territory, have levied upon, and will offer
Tor sale, at public auction, at the door of the house
IN which the last term of the District Court for
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, was held in
BroWnYl!le. In said county, on Saturday, the 18th
day OF August, A. D.. 1850, at one O'Clock p. NJ. of
SAID day, and viii sell, to the highest bidder orcasb
IN hand the following described property, to-wit
the south east quarter Of the southeast Quarter of
the southeast quarter of section eleven, town fv,.
nortn OF Range fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, containing ten acres. in satisfactior 81
said execution. VI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Total. 1885 "A
Total amount of County warrants issued
from July Ist, 1859. to July Ist, 1860,
and remaining unpaid............. sI,29l O8
County Warrants issued previous to July
Let, 1859, and remaining unpaid. 499 so
Indebtedness of Nemaha County July
LIST, l06O..."....".."-....:.. $1,7gO So
Amount of Revenue to DO derived from
Taxes levied for the year 1861. s3G27 rs
Amountof delinquent County taxes, nom
residen, and interest on same, about 500 90
ron Tax tor 1866 308 90
Total revenue independent of Road
and School $685. IS
T. W. BEDFORD, Co. Cpk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
A Good Thing.

Apill free from all mineral preparation, composed
solely of extracts and balsams taken from ROOFS and
herbs. ALiver Pill, which S, OO9 reward is offered L.
any chemist to detsct one grain of mercury in them. A
Pill which has no equal for the cure Of Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Headache, COstiveness, sc. A pfII for
family use. A pill for a gentle and mild cathartic. A
pill that vii t.nct produce disease by salvation, which
is a thousand times worse than that which it cured.
Now, ready, do you need a good pill? If so, be sure
and try Hardy's Liver Pills, for it is no less than the
good things we allude to above.
For Sale by,
J. H. MAUN& CO.,
R~rownvillp N II
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
David Seigel and Henry Greenbaum,
VS.
James S. Chamberlin John W. Bliss and Thomas 81
Marshall

James S. Chamberlin John W. Bliss and Thomas 81
Marshall.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an ex-
eution, and decree Of court, issued from the Office of
of the clerk of the Di trict Court for Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, against James s. Cham
berlin, John w. Bliss and Thomas H. Marshall, and
in favor of David Seigel and Henry Greenbaum, for
the sum Of two hundred and seventy-four dollars and
fifty cents, /, j. b. Wells. Sheriff CT said county,
have levied upon, and will sell at public auction
from the door of the house in which the last term
of the District Court was held, in Brownville, in
said county of Nemaha, ON Saturday, the 1lth day
August, A.. D. 1860, at one o'clock p. NJ, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed property, TO wit west half ofthe northeast
quarter and the east half of the northwest quar-
ter, of section No. twenty. township No. six, north
of Range No. fifteen. east of the sixth principal
meridian containing 100 acres, with all the appur-
tenances thereto attached, as the property Of Tho
mas III. marShu1i, in SOtisEaotion of said pxpcuti on
j. B. WELLS,
Sheriff of Nemaha county, N T.
By BENZ. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Brownville, July 10. 1860. SO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
SAM UEL G.. DAILY
OF NEMAHA COUNTY.
For the Campaign.

we will furnish the ADVERTI-
TESER during the Campaign in
this! TeTritOTy, I'm clubs Of not less
than SIX for 33 I-3 CentS---SiX
copies for two dollars, And un-
til after the Presidential Elec-
ton. in clubs pinot less than five,
at 10 cents. Five copies for So.
Clubs Of fifty AT % Cents. Fifty
Copies for SD. The Cash must
accompany the names. Send on
yOur Clubs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Joseph F.. Mitchell, plf.
vs.
Russell Peery, administrator Of the Nemaha Coun-
estate of William Gilmore, dec.and tyD court
said estate and Eliza COrking, Chs. of the Second
Gilmore, Jas. Gilmore, John Gil Juicial district,
more, Peery Gilmore. Nathaniel Nebraska Terri
Gilmore, Elizabeth Gilmore, and tory.
Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of William In equity.
Gilmore deceased, and Irene HUM
well, late widow of said William To Septem-
Gilmere dec. defendants. Der term, 1860.
To the above named defendants, Eliza Cork
ing, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore, John Gilmore,
Peery Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore, Elizabeth Gil
more, and Missouri Gilmore, heirs of Will
liam Gilmore, dec, and Irene HunneWell, 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
Nemahq County district Court on the ehancery
side thereof, and commenced a suit against you, to-
gttheT with the above named Russel Perry, admin
strutUr of the estate Of William Gilmore, deceased,
"hlcn sult Is for the purpose OfObtaining judgment
against the estate of William Gilmore, deceased, for
the sum OF one hundred and ~fortyfOur dollars tOgeth-
er 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 pam
TN Joseph F.AlItchell, on the the 10th day of An gust
A.D.lS3a Tor said sum Of SI44, dueOne year after
date, with a penalty f~orfeiture Of i've per cent per
month, after due, and also for L-,s-r-~-r
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
SEXTON II, town. 6, north Ofrange II 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. 1860
you are hereby required to answer to the said petit
tiOn of the uinintif IN tho Sof1 .oSo GIaI - A. -
ton viii be taken as true, and Judgment and de-
cree rendered accordingly.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys for P'f.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerks
By I. W. BEDFORD.
Ordered that the above be publishedfo for four con-
secutiYe weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerk,
By t W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
RroWnville, July %, 1860. 4tsI5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
II BURCH,
III BRICHARD.
Democratic Territorial Convention

The Convention met in the Hall of the Hcrndon
House, in Omaha, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Wednesday,
August 18th.
The following were the officers Ct the Convention
President-Mills s. Reeves, of 0toe.
Wee Presidents--W G McBeth, W. c. Micklewait
and w. Il. Morris.
SscretarieS-M. II Clark. and Nuckolls Of Ricb-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Stray Cow.

Strayed from the Subscriber, a ~four-year old COW
Ear morks: crop off one, slit in the other, considera-
bic white about the face white on breast; horns "a
Their on the stag order. Nearly all 1.-THE bushy part OF
the tail is torn off. Has with her a young calf.
Aliberal reward will be paid for her delivery, or
orma that will lead to her recovery.
SAM'L CALLAN.
BrownviIle. Aug. 16, 1850. l-3t-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

obi q Sl&s me SdLsh AAAtASN
accompany the names. Send on
yOur Clubs.
The People.
The Administration Breckenridge De-
mocracy. are in the habit, in this Terri
ritory. of lodging and squirmrng around
on the Popular Sovereignty principle at
an astonishing rate. They claim to be
friends of the doctrine, and in the same
breath declare that neither Congress nor
a Territorial Legislature possess the
power to legislate upon the question of
Slavery; but the people" say they, can
determine it for themselves! but they,
however, only when they come to form a
State Constitution! This is Popular Sow
ereignty with a vengeance; the peculiar
species of which was discovered or inven-
ted by James Buchanan; introduced IN
TO Nebraska, by Governor Black, in his
Veto Message, and since promulgated
principally by a class of men known as
Government officials, whose bread and
butter depends upon a faithful compliance
with the edicts. of the king of the Can
ibal Islands," Their position is nonsen-
steal in the extreme, and we are perfect
" astonished that any man claiming ordi-
nary intelligence, should attempt TO palm
Oh such bogus stuff upon a civilized COM
munity..
While all power is, as it should be, in
the people; yet when they make laws or
frame constitutions for territories, states,
or even the. United States, they do SO in
a delegated capacity. Do these advocates
for the people mean that they shall as
semble en- mass, and each individual take
part in making laws or framing COnstitu.
tons? If they do, why not say so; anC
let their silly and unprecedented position
be understood; or else let them cease
their hoodwinking nonsense. The people
elect representatives to their State OF
Territorial Legislatures who are sup
posed TO reflect the views of their con-
stituents-whose servants they are-upon
any given question; failing to do so, the
people displace them and send others
When Constitutions are to be framed the
people elect delegates, and send them to
a Constitutional Convention. If such del.
egates fail to make an acceptable Consti-
tuition, the people d~isplaCe them and send
others. aud continue TO do so until they
are suited. Thus, the moduS operandi by
which the people secure laws or Constitu-
tons, is precisely the same, viz: through
those to whom. they delegate authority.
And with regard TO both laws and Con-
stituti5ns, the people, according TO pres
ent usages, possess only a Negative PoCer.
They can reject; but they have no power
to create-except through their delegates.
If neither Congress nor a legislature
possess power over the slavery question,
or any other, the people possess none in a
Constitutional Convention!
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
The Truth Briefly Spoken.

The Charleston s. c. Mercury q leading di'-
union sheet, and good authority on its t>ide' thus
speaks of the Boilers Convention.
.Tbe truth is, the Seeding Convention at BAIT
was a Southern SsctianU Contention. 1t represen-
ted the rights of the South, and was controlled Oy
Southern power" s,--
The Mercury supports BREcKINR1DGE and LANE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Nebraska Morgan

MY YOUNG MORGAN HORSE will
90 serve a limited number OF mares the present
season, at my farm in Nemaha county n. T.
near BrOwnvilie.
Pedigree. &c.-Is a bright bay, threeyears old thia
Spring; about IA IL hands highj was sired By the cele-
brated Grey Hawk Morgan, Of ItlonOis; heb TailahOei
and he by the original Justin Morgan
April, 1850 -yly D..
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
No person holding a commission or ar

mo person holding a commission or an
appointment, under the United States, ex-
cept p~ostmasters, shall be a member of
The Legislative Assembly, or hold Gny Of
flee un4sr the government ofthe Territory.
-E,rsas an Nebraska Act.
Wonder if Morton will resign the Of
fee of Secretary: or whether he don't
believe tina, when you've got agood
thing save it,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Stock Wintered.

The subscriber wishes to announce to the public,
that he is prepared to winter one TO two hundred
head Of cattle, and would respectfully request those
desiring cattle kept the coming winter, 70 address
him at Brownvillt. Nebraska. IL. O-MINICK.
BrownviIIe. Aug. 18th, 1850. At
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

A. the Breckinridge meeting in New York the
49, evening Daniel s. Dickinson said that when
the New England. pnd Northwestern delegates at
Baltimore promised their States to DousloS' tha'
nIadre was made "su5iect to a sligt membranes
keId6y one Abraham Limcoth!
ASouthern paper expresses the confident oeLei
that. in the event of Mr.. Lincoln'S election no man
will dare to accept office under him in any sLlVehoid-
ing State. - A. 1o.s-
awe should regret exceedingly says the noIiS
viuo .L,rpoL go see Lincoln elected, but, sooner
than let an the Offices in Louisville remain vacant
we would 1ake a few Of them ourselves-f only to
shnu thnt We were not afraid."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Camn Meeting

A union Camp Meeting, Of Brownville and Peru
circuits, will be held on Honey Creek, near Mr..
Climbers, about seven miles northwest Of Brown
vile, to commence August goth
August End, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

THE undersigned has s eco acres oF Choice Lands %
cated IN this Territory wbith he Will sell
C1Cap for Cash or On Time.
For further apply to ny Ofice On. Aain
Stree, % this place. Il u ATKINSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

Precinct No. 1 is entitled to siD Delegates; No 2
tJoo delegates No 3 t0o; No 4 tt0o; No 5 tro; No
6 nine; No z fUe.
The Democrats of johnson county are requested
to send delegates to the Convention, to unite with
IN, sc of this county in nominating n candidate for
Come Imam. According to the above apportionment
johnson CS,pnty will be entitled to FIVE delegates in
the Convention:
By order of the central committee of Nemaha coun-
tv. E. w. THOMAS, Secretary
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
J. B. WELLS.

Sheriff Of Nemaha comfy.
by B. b. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Brownville, July, II, 1860. 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23
Democratic convention.

The Democrats of Nemaha county are requested
to Get in their respective precincts on Saturday,
September LIST. to select delegates to the county
convention, which is hereby appointed to be held in
Brownville,S son MOnday,~the 10th day of Septem-
Der next, at one o'clock. The object of this con-
vention will be to nominate candidates for the fol-
lowing Offices one member of the council, four repre-
sentatives, one county commissioner, and a eoFoher'
to be voted for at the general election in October
next,
The following is the apportiOnment of delegates
from the several precincts, agreed upon by the COM
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-23

TIE nrcseat year is the sxtrems outer limit as
signed By astronomers for tho raap?'arln'e o. the
long expected comet of Charles v. The uncertain
ty Of its return arises from the very vague and gen
eral descriptions Of its course in 1904 and loSoirom
which the data were extracted for modern c~aleula-