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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

i Hone In rachcs Brooklyn between Bond sud Nsyins
a. s0 rl month Also foi .air lofge hstclas dwelling n
We.i IT, eny .ilrl.t. Nrw.iofk. Apply g. w. H. sfAf
ARD Ne. 80 Rrufeh-,i Brooklyn, aud No D. "sI't'
SeW-YOts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

ORANGE, n. J.-FOR SALE-Two large
~ HOUSES with modern improvements, aud very hns
or ament, COTTAGE adjoining Excellent location near
Vsliev Depot plank walk, &C. A. y. VAN LENNEf. No.
50 CcdAr-sf.. up .tsfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

LOE SALE-N hiuhDlc AZ h.' ! . "C' -"
i TY IN BROOKLiN, near the 'sharne Fefry and near
,be niv.r VERY te-ir5le Msrufaouun- pupO-.s OF
SAIL TO lose estate b. g. liiIChiNCS Executor NO
81 Wili.a-st., Nev.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
SPLENDID FARM at a BARGAIN. neai

N Mu.one n J2o5 acres, under superior cultivation
acres wood two nrge and very productive apple orchard,
also 900 peach trees In full besrinsi good large buiins
6tst-cass farm twill sell psr price $500 Othr faIns
from $4,000 10 $4,000. PETIT FRALEE, NO HV
Bra Room No. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08
NOR SAIN,-A very dc.rable FARM Of 20

i sores with good Improvement aud Ia good condition IN
Fairfield County. hours and half from New ORR an5
hall mile Milton Depot Norwsls and DAnbury Rail
road Immediate possstou snd very low price AIpy to
BENEDICT COLT No. Pinc-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-08

N bush (near New BTuuswics), mile from depot-.z
acre. in high state well fenced and waered large hcA
modern nearly new, together with all the stock
crop and farming implements Several other farms cheap
| Price for whole, $4,000. PETIT FRAZEE no. Ioo
Broadway, Room No. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

4Tbe Radicals Of Nemaba county, n. T., have Just
nominated Mai. T.. J Majors for the Council and
Nessrs. Daily, Haywood, Crow and Waldter for the
House. Mai. Majors is an old sold ier, and entirely
worthy Of the honor done home. Maj. Daily, who
!, one Of the nominees for the House, is q brother Of
the late S. @. Daily, so long a Delegate from Ne,
braska in Congress. The ticket is a good one, and
will be elected.-Sa 10. UHiOH.
This is the way our ticket is spoken OF
abroad. The merit Of the compliment
consists in its irulhfuiness and its pre-
diclIon viii be verified by over 800 ma
jori'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
The HearaId's Opinion Of Paddock

kellogg, "is like A. S. Paddock, who
waits for a double telegram from Sew.
ard before he can have an opinion on
any political subject. a Radical among
Radicals. - Omaha Herald Of May 95,
1866
e"Nho-are tWadlers ?v,9he Hon. A.
s, Paddock and OTHERS Omaha Her
aid, of .Apra Srd 1866. 'i'
Paddock. too. is a States. man. He
is also a diPlomalist, one Of the rare
sp ecImens in political nature who catch
IS the current Of the winds even before
they blow. He sees Seward III The
running brooks Seward gospel in
stones and good in every African
He is not always sure of how not TO do
it, but is az elegant imitalor. He is pot
a partizan for the present Heath wa,
against Negro Suffrage, bat holds HIM
self '%aloof, according to~The Try5soe's
ersei ,ha' , may h5ij good posl.i1ls.
sr Ea>,tve 5s Ia who h. IS for 4 az
emergency br.l b. oars a. denh,- re-
port fGom .he Sale Department cua
aE~uouac'ns ana nr other COZ drmug-
Paaaog = g.at u.al iac5oca .
~ OMAHA H.raiI Mayt1 -, lot6i
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
Harranfed.

We would say to eur readers, that
Messrs. C. G.. Clark & Co., proprietors
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. warrant i: TO
cure the most obstinate cases of Dyspep
STA, no matter of how long standing
We bid you try Goes Dyspepsia Cure ;
it will help you. Constipation, one of
tie chief causes of i'll health, is compile
tely cured by the use of the cure All
diseases of the Stomach and Bowels like
SICK headache, Heartburn cramps pains
or collie are controlled instantaneously by
The use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
.JOhuSon ON tbR6sou.

It is unnecessary TO have any olher or
higher league han the Consultation of
the Unitad states. rtmmense cheers
[ want no higher constitutional league
than hat is. You're right that's the
talk huzza for Johnson. The Consti-
union is my league. ] belong to the
constitutional league of my country.
ECries Of so do we - hurrah -[John-
SON s speech at indianapolis 1866.
"Whenever we5fimdR-man anywhere
praiing about the Constitution of the
Un9led States. spot himS he'sna traitor. :"
-TAndrew Johnson's campaign speech
at Nashvill, 1863.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
-se \. T. Herald Caves, Weakens,
nd s4hrOWS up the sponge"

rhiea-o. September q.
= c~.syeisRd Herald and
- u,meni ksbubFicsh
d. s-t1s ia movement O'iginaiiy'
.fra. -e. D. epueiiosn Cinciinaii
...-ua Journal. &c, had can
-s'euFa' -e'"s 20" -
.ae
,e Drra srss have violated The
20 .e7 .ds.os'es be adoption Of TOE
A-salle.t Although the Times Goes
... o. r. g.u, eertsihiy does not support
SIC -in.a.sr TRIALS Of Raymond ana "ee''
-. mrF. comment.
ne E,,a. Poet hoifts Feuioh's name an0 :"
hfauy lnes ae retired
"a. Ire, Wh,g ssys the Dem'erhts, BY their bad iai'h'
a., maf IL imp.s,! bic fr conservative Republicans
-. item. snd lhst tbe elections this year will crush
-. o.uoers,ic party, it bupes. beyond resurrection.
-. Bua.io Commercial Advertiser still carries
n.smsu'. name but hs editorials are significant Of a
asHs.
. an getsi
Tbs HARTFORD Oourapt heepa silent.
r,.rs 10 not nov In the Eastern states . single here
t.sors p ouinsns Rs~ pDelioan paper that supports the
PrsEs0nt's Poiie7.
ne Pfesioyu.'s late iOET and the action Of the Dem
orsy have ~pr,duoec this result, sne destroyedthe las'
hyss o any Sod from The Philadelphia movement.
Al me signs are hat the Republican majOrities Will
,bs overwhelming bsy0Ea P~soedent,
ne New FORK Herald e~eiioriaily says that johnson
a wiring - ne sOuthetB Governors that they should
sospt the CcRstitutiOnhl Amendment lest harder con-
siuons Be Imposed sp4R them BY Congress. The Her
sI says in hat wsT SOln'On will eheekmste 'he rad
lais.
Raymahd publishes q lengthy Communication In re-
spsuss q the reQFsst made By Feverai persons that he
uguIc Bs5oms . candidate for Congress, In which he
tsusws has eyurse during the past two years aud de-
yscres sb-tssh tetWeeu the EKecutiVeAnd Congress
shea g. n,S UE1-r have been prevented by cou-
r.t, u.aes a, - enas nothing In com
be- rcm e.elic psry ana cfneiuieS In thee
.o..i-u doe ~ command the APP
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

4.L
We are opposed th4 a~mnbalgamltion
of politics. Mixed p%olitlcs, like mixed
llquors, confuse the man and Supply the
brain that INDUCES. therein.-J. Sterling
Morton in 1865 Sept.f5lh5 II F..
Judge Stokes, of Tennessee, in a re
cent speech. at Nashville, gives the 1foI,
lowing as a Uerbatim report of what An
dy Johnson said on the night Of the sec
ond Inauguration of Mr.. Lincoln. The
iulelect, besn'y, statesmen and sp!diers
Of the nation gere presept.-Tbe Vice
Presileht VA 90 weary, timid, SEX. or
something eisa. TO escor; Mrs Lincol".
as was ons tomary for one in his Posinon
on such an occasion. He sat on a sofa,
in the back of the room. with a colored
man beside him, s~ollloquizi1g as follows
"I'm Vice President of these United
States! I've taRen the oath land been
swOrne in, by GodI Sumner says I'm
from the territory of Tennessee.-There
be goes now with. the Queen. and I'm
sitting with my colored friend on a sofa.
I'm a better friend Of the black man than
be is. His is theoretical and mine is
Praticiel friendship-Just look at me
sitting by my colored friend, by Cod.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

The NGtesman, of the 24th, has a
leader head MOb6ery." Il Dfich as
coming from a source which endorses
Andy Johnson's course in the New Or
leans massacre But. consistency is not
a jewel in the comprehend crown, IFS all
copper. The statesman says:
itThe hissea which drown the Bspsidsat's voice
when be essays 10 address them arsSbat tine mani
f~sststiOns Of their dispOs ition to ssssssinate him if
they dared" F..
And proceeds 10 rePfobate sach spirit
and acticn. The rex editorial Is GA
"BrOwplow," and windsuP Nlb;
"sseh men as 8r~ewslowSsEs be1srAdosd than
living"
Which smacks the most Of '~'motbery, .
an indignant public kissing a Pre- ident
who don't care for bis dignity : or, a
public Jo9rpai suggesting assassination
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
Hills New Good. have come /!


Nemaha county have is w, c. Cleary.
He takes TO defent like q young pup to
new milk. His skinning7i in June PrOba-
bly, got him used to it. We learn he is
rOued privately convincing people that
Johnson is right bis "strOng hOlt' was
the Constitutional AmeDdReat, but be
don't read that 70 'em anymore again, it
don't pap! v
~0h, Willie, Il it yoh dearr'
You're "wastin' your nifty in%tellect :"
Why don't you lake to The stump. and
.'norate 2"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04


CaPk-Dwight, Of~this city, late ofa,er of the
army, and sOn-in- law to WIN. A. Richardson, has
been appointed Supt. of Indian Affairs for the
~NOfthweSteFh SuPeribtehasn6y vice Z. B.TaylOr,
remOved.-Om Her. 2Ist. .
When this garbled report reached this
city, the glee of the "square -toed" Dem
Ocracy ran high. They chuckled ; they
laughed and nuged each other playfulIy.
Signs Of rejoicing were on every DEM
Ocralic cOuntenance on hearing tie news.
Why do they rejoice Because thar
snakeish disposition must findrvent." A
hated radical had bit the dust. E B.
Taylor had been bought for a PRICE,.
B. Taylor was cheated out of it! And
The copperhead orgsn falsifies to create
tins Impression. Mr. Dwight's appoint
mehs was for the Nevada Indians, Mr..
TaYlOr's name not being in the dispatch
at all Renegade Radicals read your
fate
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

;. Paddock isG 1uie,, unassuminp
man. a liberal assistant in all en-,
SIS OF public benefit. aud a consis-
huFchmsn Statesman.
''H The covert bUshwhacker speaks
gentleman" Yes, gen.
"a turn from heir friends. and com.
''e'F '"es' 10 June, when lie
-simtd b be
'e@' as Ss mol RADICAL Hes a
'S''n, 100: donb'!ess rents a pew,
'o.'h hn, sold himself for bread
=" Y as! a gentleman
e,g,ssn.r'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
Las, uark I'VE ne.;ses ,bAEbrLA :.

Holiday, a Johnson "arm-in-armer,'
mad been appointed Assessor forNebras-
Ia Uice Hon. T. w. Fiplon, removed for
Opinions sake. This appointment was
passed almost in silence by The copper
head press; notwithstanding sthe ofacl
the Dr's ability would do credit 10 the
appointing power Why such silence !
He used to work with the radicals But
the copperhead press is not coutent. The
Neb City &GtesmGn learns that DR..
Renner, of that city, has been appointed
to the same position, and compliments the
people Of Hebrasko on nj = ~
Either of the gentlemen will make a
good Officer But the coRfemTGbIg parl
of j. is DR.. H. iisLadghl, now they try
to cheat h@ and Te6ti5eiy ignore bis
services 10 FheP and his yor!b, as e good
cii'zep and able OfHcer-barren bis poll;
tcs' which are abomIDable. /,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE C~oLLFcToR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, !
DIsTRIcT OF }
Neb rQSEG CffV, Ocf0be err 4th, 1866. J
ANNUAL TAX LIST FOR 1866.

ANNUAL A LIST FOR 1866.
Notice is hereby given. that the Annual Tax List OF
Taxes Assessed in accordance with the provisions Of the
Act II Congress-, TO provide Internal Revenue, to sup
port the Government, to pay interest on the public
debt, and for other purposes, approved June 3Oth, 1864,
as amended by the Act Of March Sd, 1860, for the years
ending December 81 1855, and May l. 1860 has been
returned to me by the Assessors OF this District and
that said taxes are now due AMI payable, and payment
thereof is hereby demanded, and that l will in person
or by deputy, attend at the Banking House OF John L.
Carson in Brownvil,e, on the 18th day II 0ctoNer, 1865
Tor the purfose or receiving said taxes from all persons
in Nemaha county. .ga
All pc sons who sh al ncSlect to pay the amount OF
their taxes heEeby dema ldei, on or batOre the lay
last above named. will be lab e to pay thereon A PEN
atty Of ten per centum Adj i 'nII, AMI a fee OF twenty
centsfor service of q special demand and notice, To-
gether with Iour cents a mile travel fees, &C tually and
necessali lily Travelled to IN AXE the service thereof. 90
OFFICE H0UR5--FrUm 9 O'Clock A. NJ. 10 j, p. Al.
JOSEPH &. LANCASTER Collector,
nl-2W 20 0BysH.C @ BROCK, Deputy GOite5or.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Votet LdO yOg-FemembeE-th express
sion of J.. Sterling Morton At PIats.
mouth, lhat"if Davis and Lincoln were
hung, Lincoln would bear The same re-
Ia(ion to Davis that the thieves did to
Chris u Will you support. him OF his
hss1orsers 4 se5o-g r+1ef r. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Or A. s, Holiday has just received
new goods, pure and unaddlterated. Go
to the Metropolitan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Morton opposed soldiers voting while
in1Ae setvicsi is Ihetk4a sSldisr 80 dead
to seIf.resPect as to vote for him Nor.
ton was fighting him in the rear, while
rebels were fighting in front.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
Wheat WanledI
l0,CC0 bushels of Wheat, wanted by
Swan & 20. for whl2h they HilI pay the
highest ms4el price in cashy


Our gallant Ticket is giving the Cops
about the livsl;esrdeal they have had for
many a year. They have stumPed every
Precinct North and West of hear; and
the way they throw hot shot INTO the
DemO-JOhnsOn rebel fleet, isa caution to
snakes. They nave cleaned out the foul
Wells, until be had t oBripg up his bread
-and-butter" reserve which has fallen
with the shutter side down ~ The pro-
prietOr of the Copper johnson "light-
house'-carrying a red-light just below
his eyes, a blossom for the tOmb,"-
says he's ..'gOing TO take friends enough
slong to wear out the ID radical trai
Charles soon got back into bis
coat, we advise This bipeE~Io keep his on,
or-bs might be anxious 10 accept the
apology Of the gentleman from Mary
land, He'd better ''lett well enough
alOne!"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

do you remember the plot of confed
crate agents to spread yellow fever in
he Noria by sendipg rfec.ed blankets
a selbHg lheml Norton eBJocsed
ona' Is as sa. 90 2 8 var
10 p~uhlshedTsueL = .v'ilzed waFtaEe.-
VIII you endorse hun now.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

FhoN ten (10) to fifteen (l5) pair OF
sucks, or stockings can be kni. ina day
on. the LAMB KNIrTING MACHINE, which
forms the heel and toes as i. goes along.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

nlen' Of The County building
AID 'eon The briekFork will
ne the Commissioner are doing
work IN Constructing a sell 10 the
,ea'. with . Comfortable rssidenee
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

sci Of men ever stood squarer on
PfauPle than Oor county ticket. &c ii
rH ght. and cOPpsrheads and rebels bite
4ssEl
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

1909 gglr October 4lh, 1885,
Whereas, my wife Lizzy III. Stevens,
Irving 10 Nemaha County, Nebraska, and
| have dissolved partnership, therefore
forbid sll persons harboring or trusting
her on my account, from and after this
date. HIRAM STEVENS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

J. Sterling Morton says the soldiers
vote is a fraud! Remember him, a"bOys
in. blue"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

---,iats re "a q multi
-IlHs frDu' ali u- sfomlse 4FpOint-
srl- ea.5 aad as u .is-e have not
Led, there being Wspo>'d'n 70 keep
.he p'esenl.
iot Times u Sost- 24ih, -ys: "Taere
-is- Is difference u ~opiaion, 81 far a. we
re 'a the Union party aud very l''r any
.. " 70 the wisdom % Faphine She { "'i'
snsnamsnt p7VP1-s ~ O~IhGress' Hr~.t =
N Voie IN the uouae' andsis sue '"fa "
O. jour nal throughout the country
Tie anna ndment nov aSAiss ths a0titn Of
are OF the several States. Il Is Just in
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Every sNy new converts for The Con.
siI'n'iOnql Amendment come into OUT
ca"p. Suffer such TO come on.o US
Tor of such came 1he Name majority
g. tr g. ftrf-f.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

. Tie informal ballot, 10 the Plaltsmouih
Dsaoeratie Convention. showed Morton
aas shade. The desire of the Con.
yea on seemed to be PortOr. of Cass, for
De- gs'e. At this juncture, Morton had
d iirPersd sbOu, that be had a letter
T. Dos a''ksI from Gen. DIX, promising
a.'.on az ein'tol Of the Executive pa
n b'askq, if he (MortOp)
~iaf,on 1his completely
~; fans, 10 score
er"e ii's u.", IL ,,o:,he Con-
supposed d. u5a gs, qr-
s a"niI"a,-d!
Dfr .! 81, dqpes {:
d orl The reply tia,
',u "a % 1T iuter.erred
'.rea. uoA f~oit.es an Ne
Mo- prs, holls /"
'o-sHtresels .na4s nslu wslls
yyspllhL
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Morton says be stands on Risrecord q
He'll never DO that ill he kicks at poIh-
ing!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
e. tf.I,nNAWSFRAa -
BRoWNvlLLE B. T,

t'TTpyifg PFslty 6fT1eeg prm fot teamgGtd Shock,
SinnUdi0hs binfGlPkepgsrialte Tex Safe
in saying my arrangements for Accommodations,
speed and safety are R9t c9ualed BY ARy other
boat on the MissQni IigeT. Being !ocated At the
prosperous all djurishing city Of BroWnTill5, Ne
braska, in the. centre Of the great farming Co3ptry
in the Wesi, where harei41Ul11d GEt9 I'm I
Office, makes it the most Desirable point for Emil
grants and Settlers and having beea expended
at leafs $40, 600 On nv roads and bridges both en- e
and west, leading dare-t'y to the Ferry, makes ita
permanent er'ssshgR al BimeS dufidE n1a tear,
the Micsouii be & on ever OTef fosing at this pOiht
while at all others it does.
Wou!d say TO Freiyhtsrs AMI poFsans. srossin
Bie 4ains, .heTo1 Is not-a ssgrfag point 6n NE riv-
or where "a, b competition exists in busoness. a.
thaFe are Forty LaTse Ipaaess e~It0gsss in this
a9Srisffnr ctEs 4gE. eAtse9
The utmost c re anil attention viii be taken ia
crossing the Ri4eT ~ fEBl poiasSB itJE dhlcF thu
Immediate supefvi: Pom Of ther dtues q tho boat
and l%andingst. To ssvc distaLee time and E5nsy
from III points North add Esstt5 al points South
and West, etpohy this routeyssik4fTEp so -
i25 nilessh0rtersa dtaree nCsve days ssTed.
,.7dsT s.t,saa.44 J. G. YANTIS,
BroWnviIc. Sent. 10Th 1853
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Maj. Majors name Is used in the Ma
tiOnal Union in connection with ''niggfr
wenches in Arkansas" This is copper
head style no argument but blAckguard.
ism. Do not our citizen's remember the
Parsons Easterly lOYs 10 this city he
was a preacher, too; but It's supposed
he Just done that to try her faith" By
the way, Parson, is that Dr.'s bill paid
yet? National Union. hadn't yon better
stir up the Parsons memory as you have
started in the dirty business!'
Voters! Do you remember Sheriff
Wellsl For particulars, see his bonds
men
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
-RSTRAYl HOG.

Taken mp by the undersigned, living four milas west
Of Brownville, on the 18th day of September, 1856, ami
within his enclosed premises, one black and white hog,
about one year.old.s aL- WMsH. NcININCH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
naymond's C~onCessiOn Of stint

Johnson on the Stool Of Repentance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04


socially, and POLITICALLY, Jeff. Da-
Wis was the superior of Abraham Lin.
coln," and Morton sayshe's not changed
at violates the whole spirit Of that Constellation
by enabling Congress, by a two thirds vote of its
own body, to grant relief from a disability imposed
upon a whole people :"-O@ahq Her4Ld. =,
This is bn4hel Sd s~ecddn'Of the Am
endmen. which read and you can see he
he perpetrated IN he above thus. be
Ht4a Ii dFfas1ka gJBs E1ggs' S5aa rn
people" 20, Jury!"
The copperhrad Hera,a deem an-.
constitutional f55 9Cbds -esg, by a $50
third vote" to pardou rebels, and sus'ams
johnson selfdouda47.q for p]aFleautg
AZ 0G0, ard b3s threat 20 continue doing
so!
a 70 azzl11zrH
Renemser }, S4er4ag Merton's cell
for tuce.s b'rshwhatsers, gueril, SOL
dsers-yyhom tie h#sF5 6Fjrsd to E,5ra.bs.
~ .e-aesne &C t1e polls and vete dc"n he
ctle-cessej ant brass buttoned sbcIltlon-
II ~
Infamous viii setree,J ooger. the rel
cent outrage comhlped Toy he johnson
Governor Of Coiorado-Cummings-jn
giving tie certificate " e1sciion ~ Del.
egate to the johnson. zed l.. C. Hunt. n
defiance of a clear major Ivy of l08 votes
G. NJ. Cbrlcott, The Radical candidate {!
Public contempt and rep~robatiOn mus:
follow such an outrage or the s%acrednfss
of the balIot.box is destroyed. Cops,
hereabouts, chuckle over this infamy
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

DIED-On the evening Of the 21s,,
Stter lingering illness, ELizK-crzRK
wife Of 10lihs a. y ohhsOh, aged Sc years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

OuSaown, under the slim1luS- Of sun.
shine and politics is very lively dis week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

Meeting OF school Examiners
Notice is hereby given thatthe BOaFd7of Schcl
Examiners Of Nemaha County, Nebraska, will hold
meetings for the ExaminatiGn' of Teachers for
said County, at the Office Of E.. W. Thomas,
in Brownville, on the, LIST Saturday in every month,
between the hours of-one aud 3 P, NJ, Applicants
for certificates are required TO be present at one
o'clock, precisely, or they will not be examired.-
No person need apply at any other time. ~,
~ By ogdst of the Board.
-" E. W THOMAS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

~ KeWard-FOr the relHtn to
or the city Marshal, of Jay pocket
I'd contents, lost in BrOwny,Ile Jas,
'v GEO, L. JOHNSTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

! 81 Harrisburg plp}itGteIls of a man
who has tajied- IH-bu>lness four TIRES,
beAr ur<tl IN 4 stage Coach, aud thrown
j s. a eniibankment Of sky feet fallen
headfortm most athrough a halchway In a
8 ~ m Readl5g has been married three
4 3. AID The father of twenty one
,hidasn lie still ives" is in buis-
ness al Harrisburg and Keeps RobacA's
B,rlers and Blood Pills constantly in Ills
family
tEH 4s 49,
+. haorAr& Co bava a large supply Of
cooking and es:log apples.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

io-ahtretels nll, nslu. Webs
syspIlhL
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

A flock of sheep. passed through his
c'ry u dav, from Michigan and were on
the NAV IN the EoytfGa&b uArTlto3 th9
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

lllOW anu WOoueu ware just ItCeNSi
/ J1I}F' JElSWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
The highest price paid for Butter,
Eggs, and COantry produce at
SWAN q BRO.

Consult your interst by examin-
ing Swan s Bros. Goods and prices
before buying elsewhere.
v-I0-n-4 ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

J Sterling Morton said that morally,
socially, and POLITICALLY, Jeff. Da-
Wis was the superior of Abraham Lin.
cOln," and Morton sayshe's no. changed
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04
Those window shades at MeCreery

arc all he rage
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-04

LaTo1os4 VTTedJ aT5EA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
DESERTERS CAN VOTE.

RYoN, Presiding Judge, de-
iivered an opinion in Schuylkill
County, Pennsylvania, and has
decided that a charge of deser-
ton, from the Army of the
United States, does not pre-
vent a citizen from voting at
State and County elections
He holds the act of the Legis-
latur unconstitutional and void.
The Trustees of the Township
were indicted and convicted,
for refusing to lettwo deserters
vote. A number have been
kept from the polls in this
county on this account. Let
every man offer his vote and If
the Trustees refuse your vote
have witnesses whom you can
prove this refusal by, and our
word for it, the question will
be settled.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
IMPORTED VOTES.

We know, and can prove,
that our opponents have i'm
ported voters into Swan,
Brown, Wjlkesvllle and Elk
townships, in order to defeat
our county Ticket. We
charge it as fact, that a GER
tain citizen of Macarthur, went
into Wilkesville, and then and
there, offered a citizen of
Wilkesville $3.50 if he would
get 13 Democrat votes for Eel
ton. Now we dare Mr.. Marks
to deny this fact, and to deny
that this $3.50 was not a part
of the pony purse and funds
left by j. T. Wilson their
candidate for Congress, to buy
up votes. Our citizens will
note these things, and if any
illegal votes are cast see that
the parties are prosecuted for
it. Let us all unite to preserve
the purity of the ballot box,