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February 4. 1854.
DEAL ESTATE IN HILLsBOROUGH,

DEAL ESTATE IN HILLSBOROUGH,
HI Orange county for sale exchange for plantation
of good farming land in Of the low counties of North.
Carolina. -. ., -..
take this method of informing any persons who may
wish to purchase comfortable residence remote from the
enemy, in village noted for its healthy location and
raetye for its good society that will either sell trade
my large and commodious house. and lot with all necessa.
ceres soil with delightful water any person should
desire such retreat from the section of country that
likely to be invaded by the enemy and is disposed to
change land for the above property give notice to such
that trade Of that sort be had with the subscriber
provided the terms will correspond according to the risk
disadvantages under which property in that section
would be placed will sell my for cash for any
currency tat be in good repus at the time of SALE
for State bonds or cotton.
Also Q steam saw mill for sale or trade.
If the above property is not sold will rent it ont.
Apply either person by letter to the subscriber
o. s-.. h. L. OWEN.
Hillsboro', Jan. IA, 1864. 5-H5F.
TarbCro sOutherrer please copy six times and send
bill to the subscriber.
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QUARTER MASTERS DEPARTMENT,
Raleigh. Feb. 6, 1864 THIS Department has on hand
SMALL lot of Cotton Cards for distribution among the fam
lilies of soldiers The special counts Of each county
quesed appoint agent in each county to receive and
distribute them The price will be five dollars lS5 and
necesstous wives and mothers of soldiers win have the
preference More expected daily and will be sent out
as fast as received.
IA DoWD, "A Q. n, Il. c. A.
Raleigh, Feb. 8, 1864. 12-I.
~ Ali the papers of the State will copy three times
and forward accounts above -. q. .-...
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I'D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-.I OFFER
HI for sale splendid brick dwelling house and acre
lot and outbuildngs Also hreefourths OF store all in
the town Of Murrsesboro N c. and TOO hcres Of land
about mile from town.. Two plantations in Berthe
county, situated Cashie river containing 500 acres
landing on the plantation and may really out of
the best in the State. There is upon bot farms good
dwellings and all necessary outhOuses apple and peach
orchards AL these lands well adapted to the cutva
zion of cotton and peas Also tract of land in
Stany county n Co. adjoining Cabsrras county II miles
from Concord Depot miles from Rocky river and miles
from Barriers Mills containing l2r0 acres The land 10
nearly ali level 1t is said there plenty limestone This
is u splendid Farm for wheat tobacco corn, &c, &C. This
Is opportunity for investment and seldom offered.
Apply 70 p. HENNEBERRY,
-. Windsor, N. G.
Feb. a. 1884. ll-S0t.
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NOTION SALE ON MONDAY NEXT,

UCTION SALE ON MONDAY NEXT,
A court wssk) will sell in front of our salesroom
commencing at II o'clock A NJ considerable lot OF
household and kitchen furniture CrOckery and Glassware
ono excellent Piano assorted lot of Shoes; oneor two
good Harness Horses leather top Buggy, with Har-
ness nearly buggy, with steel tire, with sstt
double harness. negro woman Is years old lot OF
dry Virginia Salt in sacks together with quite number
Of other articles. CREECH 4 LITOHFoRD,
= Auctoneers.
Feb l2, 1854. 49,
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SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS ON HAND.

SOUTHERN PUBLICATIONS ON HAND,
- Warrens Surgery, IS
Rival Administrations,
= Gilliam's Manuel,
Army Regulations,
EXECUTIONS of the Line,
Wheeer's Cavalry, $50
The Abide Camp, .' -... 28
Volunteers Field and Camp book, IS
Napoleons Maxims of War,
Cavalry Drill by PatteR, 80
Bsyonet exercise and Skirmish Drill,
The Volunteers Hand book, Il
School of the Guides,
Second Year of the War,
York's English Grammar, 10
Smiths English Grammar, revised, 3
The Confederate Speller, $50
Our Own Speller,
The Dixie Primer, pictorial 50
The Confederate Primer, 80
Our Own Primer, e.. 90
Southern Methodist Primer, so
First Book in Composition, $50
Our Own First Reader, *
, The First Dixie Reader, so
Bingham's Latin Grammar, 8
e. Geographical Reader, with Maps,
Hills Poems, b.. l50
The Guerrillas Dialogues, so
Wesleyan Catechism, No. !, Is
Wesleyan Catechism, No 3. so
Capers' Catechism, 5
Sermon Catechism; by Wood, Is
Historical Scripture Qaestons, 80
Sunday School Bell, 50
Biblical CRtechism, by Lansdell, 30
Life Of StoneWall Jackson, $50
The Battle of the Bards, $50
Romance of a Poor Young Man,
Step Sister,
Wild Western Scenes, 80
Dorrell Markham, $50
Campaign from Texas to Maryland,
No Name, by Wilkie Collins,
Aurora Floyd, by
Les Miserables Famine,
]" Ousette,
- I" Il" MauTius,
q" st, Dennis,
Bonnie Blue Flag, g.. s.-.5 so
Cotton Field Melodies, %
The usual deduction made to the trade.
N. B-ThOse ordering books by mail should send an
extra ten cents on the dollar for postage.
- .-. BRANS0N 4 FARRAR,
g. ~. Raleigh, NC
February 4. 1854. lift
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DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, ULCERA.
Il TION5 OF TIE WOMB, SBERGATORRHGA,
SYPHlLITIC AFFECTIONS, &c-DR- J. OLoProS, OF
Huntsville Alabama, operates with perfect for
Piles and guarantees perfect in every of Piles
where the Tumos down when at stool He operated
with perfect few days ago. in of IL Year,
Standing his tumors coming dUWp large as large tea
cup every stool Those who doubt may address Mr. a..
II. Berry, Monticello, Florida. gu
Dr. O. operated desperate in Salisbury last
He can be consulted at home Huntsville, AlG for the
present ... .-..- ,-....s - , ..'. g.. 49,.
March 20. 1898. - 94-w&SwtE
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DOSES, EVERGREEN AND GRAPE
H vines, fine stock of the above. for sale BY
THOMAS OARTER,
Raleigh, N. c.
Jan. 20, 1858. Tim.
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MFRS. III. w. MILLER. ...
NA BOARD. .., ..
By the month"; ~>- 1920
Daily Board, per month, $50
Transient, per day, IL
Feb. IL, 1864 80. .-" l3-ly.
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THRISTMAN'S OINTMENT..-THE MOST
~ popular and efcacOus in the Southern COnfederasy
is now prepared in Wilson, N. G., by THoS. +. CHRIST
MAN.
The chief object in the original manufacture of this ONT
ment was for the cure of Itch in its various FORMS has
however, proved itself invaluable remedy for letter
Scsldhead cutaneous diseases in old
Of twenty years standing also Rheumatism. So speedy
has relief been found in its for itch and letter that the
army has of late purchaseda large supply for camp and
hospital use. IRits application to hundred cases.
each itch and letter but one failed of has
been tested horse flesh and found certain cure sor1
backs and shoulders In testimony of its curative powers
amount of reliable certificates could be adduced Such
is deemed out Of place. The ointment when tried gives
ample proof of its valuabeness In the of all these all
ments 1t be used in any climate, either cold bot
rainy or clear weather without any danger to the patient
This ointment is put up only by the subscriber in tin and
glass jars with full directions and will be furnished to
persons in want Of it at from three dollars fifty doIS
according to of Jar application accompanied With
the cash Druggists will be furnished at reasonable de-
ductou by purchasing large quantity All orders prompt
ly attended TO. --,-.-:
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Feb. 4, 1894.

NJOTICE..-ON THE FIRST DAY OF EVE
IN RY month shall send special agent to the Army
OF NOTthen Virginia. All packages, 60, sent to At
this place will be promptly forwarded free of charge
EDWARD WARREN,
Surgeon General Of N. c.
Raleigh Dec 81, 1853. l02-8m.
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A DJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENE:
n RAILS Office Richmond, Va, Feb. 4, 1854 General
Orders. No. IA
The following order is published for the information of
all concerned:
Confederate States Of America. War Department Ri-
mond, Feb. /, 1854 Exchange Notice, No. 8. rI 81
All prisoners heretofore he'd by the United States
thorties whether officers soldiers civilians received
at City Point before the LIST of January 1884, hereby
declared exchanged .,....
3. All officers and men of the Yicksbdrg capture who.
reported for duty at Enterprise Miss sny prior
to the l4h of November 1885, aud whose were
warded TO me by Maj Gen. John e. FOrney, declared
exchanged 49, '-'''' . b
8. ali officers and men of the vicksburg capture be-
longing to the LIST Tennessee Heavy Artillery who report
ed for duty at Marietta, Ca and whose names for
warded to me BY Col Jackson are declared exchanged
R0. GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange.
BY order, ..-. - .. - s...' e.. 'i' 80. ..
(Siguedf ...... . g. COOPER.
...- AdJt and Insp'r, General.
Feb. 8, 1864. ...-- 12-6t.
~ Confederate newspapers publish six times and send
bills 10 the War Department. . IS -" '.. 80 =.
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Seuli-qBtrklq 5tanharA.
CoMPrRoLLER's REPORT.

,1popr ny TIE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC AC-
C COUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP
TENDER 80, 1858.
,1:b;1o tbs ,,aber Acres LGH1 UdLGtioa Land pGtv6
ton I5on Property the 7drss derived from sSsry ' ecs
AZ Ur1tioD IN The several CDURtks OF tbs SEG JIOt
s,kicA returns tDere reciOed prior 10 tie oss " tAs tc
yOor ending September 3d. 1858, and s wy
al; also tbs Tazes k0ied " the Courts q ILSos a
QT6r{sr Sessions for County, School 0"0 0s"" P"''
a. toiOtus: 1907, r,o,,ury
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SsNnn REWARD...LOsT ON THE 18Th
NDSUO alt, pocket book between Petsrso urR eSe
Weldon, containing $l6O dollars in Confederate notes
discharge from service account Of left arm
order for $50 bounty from Capt LegiA lS1n ~.
Regiments pay roll and two powers Attorney IRON ~
County Court Clerk Of Surry county, H. o. Hampton.
e other valuable psPss TO me- and Ealueiess 70 any
else. .. - .,,,...
will pay the above reward TO any person who VIII
the articles specified above 30 can get them Any ino
ton will be most thankfully received.
:i9-ls.'F r.r''A.,F RICHARD s. NANCE, n
.: ~, ga 4..s s. .r,-.. DobsOu, Surry Co, ~
Feb. l. 1884. ~, eli. 20 -...-.- - .l9-4IPoL.-
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TAR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO.
II GANSYlLLE, Rockingham county, N. c., will give
special attention to the treatment of Fsua Piles Tumors
Diseases of the Womb. Spermatorrhea Ulcers Nervous
Debility Secret Diseases and Scroulous Affections He
has had long experience and practice and has been uni
ormly successful the treatment of such diseases He
be consulted at home by letter personally, and all
communications strictly confidential.
September Z. 1888 - ISM.
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HNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE,
II jafof Alexander County, n. O.; The 18th day o.
January 1854 negro boy, who his name is P0TEB'
and belongs to William Canady, OF Greensboro or Green
ville n o. Says he WAS paFASed by his present owner
in Richmond, Va was sent to South Alabama, and ES
removed Cobb county Ga and hired to Thomas BLOCK,
from which place he made his escape. Said boy 10 70 u
"a years DID, about feet high dark and weighs aoou
IT'S pounds. The owner is hereby notified to come orHe
prove property pay charges and take him away other
be will be dealt with according to law.
80 .s--...lg.., -. S. = IF. A. CAMPBELL
Sheriff Of Alexander county.
Fab I 1894 z'.'. - :. 20 . I .''-.'. l0-4tpd.
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A., BADHAM. ATTORNEY AT Law y:
He Raleigh, n. G. 0TTIcE-Brick building ne"-
Cont House. .o.s...s ..... ..s..rr. : .f eft
October Il, 1859.
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" ANTED TO PURCHASE, EITHER IN
or out Of the enemys lines but out preferred any
where in the region east Of Raleigh the line of the
Wilmington and Charlotte Railroad, in the South
tern part of the State generally good farming txpsn
time kndt, ODn property Apply at the Standard office
Jan. Is, 1854. ST
NJOTICE...TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
~ to the Jail of Guiford county, in Greensboro n c.,
negro man, October llth, 1862 who calls himself
ROWAN, and says he belongs to Mr. Gilchrst trader
of Lynchburg Virginia Rather bright black color,
feet inches high with small the left at
the wrist IS years DID, and formerly owned by HamGn
Critic, of N C.
The owner of said boy is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges aud take him away he
will be dealt with according to law.
C. A. BOOB, Sh'E
of Guilford County.
Dec. II, 1858. l00-tf
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VNEACuER WANTED...I WISH TO EN-.
p!oy gentleman to teach FIVE or six boys at my house.
single well recommended to character and scbO
arships desired. For such one will pay $3.50 per
month. Address me at Wilmington. : . NJ
DANIEL L. RUSSELL
Jan. 99. 1854 Eff
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g" ANTEO.-sIOO,o 900 OF NORTH-CARO.
w lima eight and six per cent BONDS, ISSUE for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to W. r. RICHARDSON d co.
Raleigh, Aug. 5, 1868. 63-h
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NNALLY HO FEMALE ACADEMY.--THE
Spring session Vi this School. remot from the noise
and confusion of war; opened the goth inst and w
continue 20 weeks Six young ladies can By early app
cation obtain board in the house with the teacher.
' 90" '-'
Tuition, per session. in regular courss, $50
LaIiu and Greek, each, .-- 20
Music Piano, ~ 100 3
Board, per month, -.- =. 80
JAMES D. BAIRD.
Tally Ho, Granville Co., Jan. 20, 1854. e-8w.
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REFERENCES.

W. G. JoRDAN Wilson, n. G.
DR.. W. h. HooPER, Caswell Co.. Nc
Wilson, N. c., Aug. 81 1858. 7O-lI
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
UNION PLATFORM.

The following Resolutions were unan-
imously adopted at the Union Terrtori-
al Convention.
Resolved, By the Union people of the
the Territory of Nebraska. in general
convention represented, That we cordi-
ally and unqnahfedly endorse the plat
form of Principles adopted by the Union
National Convention at BaltimOreson the
9TH of July last and that We regard it as
the highest duty of every American cit
izen. 10 MAINTAIN, against all enemies, the
tegriiy of the Union, and paramount au-
thority Of the Constitution and laws of
the United States, and that laying aside
all former differences and political opin-
ions, we pledge ourselves, as Union men,
animated by a common sentiment, and
aiming at a common object TO do everything
in our power, TO aid The Government in
quelling, by force of army, the rebellion
now waging against its authority, and, iE
bringing To Justice the rebels aud traitors
arrayed against the best Government
whlCh God IN hiSProyldence, ever youch.
safed to man.
Resolved, That the nomination Of
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson,
as candidates for President and Vice
President of the United States. chalIen-
ges our most unqualified approval, and
that there election, while it will crafty
and reassure the loyal mass of the North
will. at the same time strike terror 10 the
hearts of the traitors who have combined
10 subvert and overthrow the revered in-
stilutIonS Of our fathers.
Resolved, That the heroic valor of our
soldiers, displayed upon every battle
field in the South, entities them 10 the
lasting gratitude of their countrymen,
and that the people of Nebrska point
with honest pride to The noble achieve
ments of the brave who have gone forth
from our borders to defend the Nations
life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

NEBRASKA ADVERTISER
Volume IX.---1864.
Published every Thursday, at BrORHTills,
By w. H. MILLER. q


Having made arrangements to take
charge of this paper at the commence
ment of the ninth volume, Sept. a, 1854,
] am determined 10 make it one of the
best Journals in the Territory, and wOr.
thy of the liberal patronage it has al,
ways received.
Il will be conducted upon a sound War
Platform, equally Incorporating with
Rebels, Guerrillas, and Jayhawkers,
and anticipating peace only when it can
be obtained on principles honorable to
the General Government. and such as
viii restore law and order to our country.
As a newspaper, The ADVERTISER
shall not be excelled by any in tie Ter
ritory, as this place affords every facility
for obtaining news; and I am de.
lermined to spare no effort that would inn
prove il and render it more acceptable
TO the community in which j; circulates.
As an advertising medium, The AID.
vERrIsER stands equal to any. Il is the
only paper in this part Of the Territory ;
and with a large and increasing subscrip-
tiOn list it has peculiar advantages, and
offers great inducements to those wish
ing TO advertise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

artillery, all the arms Of the men who
were captured ten ambulances, and about
as many horses and mules as there are
men missing in sll.
= THE FIGHT.
It swas an independent fight, those
Of the Brigade and Regimenial coniman-
ders who " anted to fight pitched in"
with their commands, and others whose
inclination was the other way fell back
to the rear. Many of the men ''went
in" on their own responsibility, here
true courage and s~neakiug cOwardice
was we'll displayed. Many were the
"shoulder-straps'' who skulked to the
a many of them stood up nObIy to the
work among them was Col. Harrison, 1t.
Col Jones of the SIh Ind. and all the Off
GERS of his regt., Maj Baird. 9Th Iowa,
and all the officers and men of his regi-
ment. Among them was Ii. W.. T Will
bite, commanding Co. &C" who led his
Co. into the thickest of the fight, without
orders and did not come out till it was
over. Maj. Stevens of the 4lh Tennes-
see and many others did no, know were
in the thickest of the Eight.
GEy. McCooK.
May do to command infantry. but he
has not The energy and decision required
for raider, Dnring the engagement
ne hardly gave an oruer. He pays very
little attention to the welfare Of his men
and horses, Eever letting US know where
he was going TO stop a while to feed,
therefore many of the horses went days
without feed. It is reported hat he was
going to surrender the whole command
but that the rrgimen,al commanders re-
fused and said they were going through.
many we're the wishes uttered for Gen.
Rousseau or some other able commander,
to lead US.
WnlIe on the expedition we got no
regular sleep, excepting the last night
or two. before we entered our lines
When the column would halt the boys
would dismOunt, lie down and be asleep
in an instant, to be walked up and move
again IN a few moments, and finish their
nap in the saddle, which we got, so we
could DO very well. only occasional some
one would tumble of. Many of the
boys had to have their boots cut off their
feet, which were badly swollen from con-
%tinuous riding. Il was an expedition Of
much suffering.
Hoping that all Of our brave boys who
are 10 the brush may get through safe,
and that we may no. have another raid
soon, but a lille rest. | will close,
Yours SC.
SAM'L w. CAMPBELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that | viii Offer for sale at
public auction, &C the door Of the BrOWnvills House
in BroWnviIle, NemIhs county, Nebraska TerritOrg,
that being the place where the District Court was
last held, on
Monday the 26th dayof September, 1861,
at o'clock ?. N. Of said day the following real es-
tate to-wit the south east quarter Of the north
east quarter of section twenty -four, AMI the south
east quarter Of the north east quarter and the south
half Of the north cast quarter Of toe north east quar-
Ter Of seosiol number thirteen IN town four fan-e
Sfteen east, AMI the undivided p part Of the nOrl1
east quarter Of sOctisn thirty-hvs township four
range fifteen east, ordered to DO sold by q deores in
Chancery Of said court to satisfy judgment obtain
ed in said court in favor OfdRieha-dsou, HELLER 4
Co, against Alfred OpeIt and Joseph OpeIt and 70
me directed as Sheriff Of saiI cJuaiy aud Special
Master.
Gived under my hand this 2I:h aay Of August. 1.
d., 1864. g. GLASGOW. Sheriff
aud Special Master.
n51-5t-39
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Notice "a hereby Qivsn that the undersigned Mas
term Chanesry OF Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritory, will, by Yirtns Of IN Order Of Sale issued by
The Register in Chaneery Of the District Court W
said county in said Territory, In favor OF Stspbtn
F. Nuekolls and against Heath Nuokolls Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Charles ~. Grsevsr, deeeas-
cd. Elizabeth SnOdgrass, John @, SnOdgrsss, Petar
Groever, LiTina GreeVer, Susan GresVer, Sarah
Greever, Andrew GreeVer, William GreeTer ard
.SamusI r. PaHord, st one o'clock p N. on
Monday the 18th day of Sept. A. D. 1861,
in front Of the BrswnVille House, in the City Of
BroWnville. Nemaha county, Nebraska Terri tory, tie
place where the last term Of said court Of said couil-
ty was held, offer for sale at pubiie auction to tile
highest bidder for cash, the following described
real estate, to-Wit: The north west ass<ter Of the
north east quarter and lot one Of sectip1 So, and the
south west quarter Ofthe north east quarter, and the
south east quarter Of the north east quarter. and
the north west quarter Of the south east quarter.
aud the south west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter, aud the north cast quarter Of the south east
quarter, and the south east quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section IS in township 1, north If
range 10 east, containing $40 acres and 80 100tts,
and lots ], 2, 3, & 1, OF section number 81, and the
north vast quarter OF the south west quarter AMI
the south west quarter Of the south west quarter,
and the north east quarter Of the south wsss % r.
ter 0: section 81, township 4. north Of range IL
EAST, containing 3e5 acres and 20 I00ths, and half Of
the south west quarter of the south west quarter,
and LOIS 2 i 3, in section IS and the north west
quarter Of the north west quarter and the south
west quarter Of the north vast quarter and the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter and the nOrth
east quarter of the north west quarter Of section 50
in township 4 north Of range is east, euntaiaiag
3lI acres aud 20 i00Ihs, all in Nemaha county. Nsb-
braska Territory.
CHAs. G. DORSEY,
Master in Chaneery.
BrOwnville, Aug 18th, 81. n5l-5t-Sij
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Ben. Wade, of Ohio, and H. Winter
Davis, Of Nd, have entered a protest
against the Presidents veto proclamation
OF July slh. The effect may partially be
seen by the following resolution passed
by a large meeting of Wade's constitu-
ents, held in Ashtabula county, Ohio:
Resolved. That we have seer with
deep regret the recent protest of Hon.
B. F. Wade and Henry Winter DaVi;
against the Presidents veto proclamation
of July 9Th, and we sincerely deplore
the mistaken policy that had led one
whom we have so long delighted to honor
TO interpose so serious an obstacle TO the
success of the Union party, at a time
when the united efforts of all loyal per
are required to prevent the triumph o.
the enemies of the country at The coming
election"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
THETERRIToRIAL CONVENTION

The COnventiO on vas called to order by
E. B. Taylor, Chairman of Territorial
Committee. =
After the usual preliminsries, D. H.
Wheeler was elected permanent Chair
man and L. ]. Abbott, of Douglas, Sec.
re,ary.
The resolutions adopted we give in an
other column.
The various candidates, Messrs. Tip.
ton, L~ushbaugh, Hitchcock, Paddock,
Marquette, Irish & Taffe. were all called
out to define their position. Hon. S. G.
Daily was also called out, but told them
plainly that he was not a candidate: hat
if he had been a candidate, be should
have Worked to secure the nomination.
Throughout the Convention the utmost
good feeling and harmony prevailed
After The nomination all the candidates
present again addressed The Convention,
most heartily endorsing the nominee.