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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue CT a writ of Venditioni Erponas, to
me drecte'. there will be exposed TO public sale at
the Court House, in Tunkhannock Borough, on
SATURDAY MOVE MBER l7th 1866
at o'clock P. NJ, all that piece or parcel of land
stu Its in the Township of Windhsm, in the County
Of Wyoming and State Of Pennsylvania described
NJ follows. to wit: On the East by lsnis of Charles
Fassett, and Kethne's estate, North by ambrose
Gareys estate Oh the West by lands Of Be, j. min
Stevens Jr. South by lands of Royal Carey and
others containing about one hundred and seventy
one ares, be the same more or less with about
fifteen acres thereof improved With the appurteuan.
ces.
Seized and taken in execution. at the suit Of
Clark Hayden, &c. Joseph s. Hayden and ]. T.
Jennings
And will be sold for casn only, by
AHIRA GAY, Sheriff.
Sberfs 6ffee, Tunk. Oct 9th 1866.
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SHERIFF SALE =.

By virtue Of q writ Of Fieri Facias 10 me direct
Cd, there will be exposed to pubic sale. at the
Court House. in Tunkhannovk Borough, on Satur.
day Nov. i7th, 1866 Of one o'clock VI the fol.
lowing described piece parcel Of land, situate in
Lemon Township Wyoming Co Ps., bounded n
described follows:
On the North oy lands Of Geo. w. Stark, on the
West by Land of the heirs of Earl III. Carey decd.
on the South by lands Of Emery Powers on the
East by lands of John Shiffer and David Crawford,
containing about ninety acres, with about twenty
acres in pro we'd With frame dwelling Eouse, one
frame harn and q small apple orchard thereon, with
the sppu. .tenaDces.
Seiz d and taken in execution at thr suit of Wn.
Shaw. ssignef 20 Geo. w. Stark rs Phi1aro Carey
And will be sold 70 cash only BY
AHfRA GAY, Sheriff.
Shsrfls efies' Tunk, Pa. Oct 27th, 1856,
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and cheapest and most beautiful Sewing Machine in
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WORKS OF NArURE,-In q stat. Of health

WORKS OF NATURE,-Ina state Of health
tho intestinal canal may DO compared TO river
vbuss waters How over the adjoining land, through
tho ch hanhols nature or art has made, and improve
their usltiss 30 long as it runs on smoothly 'ns
channels ars kept pure and healthy; tn' course
of the river is stopped then the water In 'ne e~nA''
10 no longer pure, bat soon becomes 'asnAn' mere
/. but oue law of circulation i'm nature. When
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,,,.,,;,. ,ub., and OsVepsss takes place, il flows
hAt iD,o ID, blood vessels and inalrAses itself into
A.. ;,,nl.,ion. To establish the free course Of the
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with tho body follow the sams natural principls--
,.move the distractions from the bowels with
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CAMPAIGN
OF TEE
A MY OFTHE OMAC..
Br WILLIAM SwINroN.
THE STANDARD HISTORY or THE GRAND ARMY,
The greatest Work on the War.
Universally endorsed. by army of,
ficers and the press, TH3 AUTHOR;
SAYS -

VI design in this volsme to record what that Ar
my did and suffered in esn campa igns and two score
.ttles.
shall have TO celebrate the unswerving loyalty
Of this army, that ofmes when the bond Of military
cohesion failed, held it, unshaken of fortune To- u,
duty self-imposed.
shall have to follow it through checkered az
periencs In tale commipgled Of great mssortunes,
great toies and great glories but from first to last
it will appear that. amid many bufets of fortunes
through winter and rough weather, ;" the Army OF
the Potomac never gave u,.. but made good fsht.
and finally reached the goal
THE ARMY AND NAVY OURNALn SAYS
This Is the only American critical work on the
late war, and 1t rs thoroughly critical and entirely
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This is the osly History of the 'Grsad
Army, and no one who has borne N bart
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This work sells itself. no people are tired Of
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NEO. 9. TUITION, ATTORNEY Ar LAW
~ Tunkbonnook, Pa. 0dice''n Stark's Brisk
ssk, Ttogs street
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sQ009 A9IVI \ AaIIIl1IH AlI

Lsit Of Jurors Drawn to serve at Nevem-
Der Term. 1895.
GRAND JURORS
windham Dennis Keesey.
Meshoppeu u-Wm. Blackmar, n Overfeld
tod. WIN. A. Dana, Everett Harding.
NorihmOreland Jas Be tider, J. n. Jenks.
Mehoopany.-M S. Kintner, C. l.. Vaughn, Allen
Furman.
Ciinton.-U. v Mace.
Meshoppen'-E. J. Mowry, b. F. Baker.
Branirim.- Hamlet Hill
North Branch. Joseph Allen
Tunk Roro.-Espck Wheslock.
Nicholson John Hnkley, n. p. Wilcox, James
Daily.
Tnnk. Twp.-Jos. shupp, Geo. osterhout
Exeter-Dennis Wall.
Monroe.--A. w. Newbury'
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Northmoreland.. AonzO Jackson, Geo. Watres,
A. D. Lutes, Adam Snyder, Theodore Shaw. Joseph
Penny.
Mehoopauy.--J: B. PI.ce,.s v; Myers:
Tuuk. Boro.---John Phsnix, Hm. Flick ner, c.
d. Gearhart +,
BraiutIim ---J, S. Lum, Jacob Knapp,
Meshoppen Jos N, Robinson Michael Kascon,
Michael Coyle.
NJ, hOlson.--wm H. Star - rviIls Tiffany
Arab >qu,res, II. B Worden, ), Rhodes, J. D.
Myrss. Wm. St..phens
Over6eld.-s D. Latter Martin Sickler.
Forkston.-Myrun Farr, Jack Robinson, Asher
Kasson, Joseph V, Preston,
Monroe. r. Carl, Daniel Newman. Jasper
Parrish.
Lemon. John Cyphsrs, H. J. Kelly, II B.
Travis.
EAton.---Porter Jayne, Chas. Harris.
wsshington.--Da mel Stephens, Aaron Walters
Isaac Jayne
Tunk Twp. John Wagner, WIN. Csskey.
Clinton Milton Brtton Daniel Rid.leman. J.
S. Capuell
Falls---Levi Townsend, Theron Brown, Daniel
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ID. 10. & w. IL LHTTLE, ATTORNEYS AT
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
AMERICAN WATCHES
.atude at W:dL7H.a.M, 1EdSS.
In consequence Of the recent great improvement.
in our facilities for manufacturing have reduce,
our prices to MS low point as they can DO placed
WITH GOLD AT PAR,
90 that no enc need hesitate 10 buy O watch now
from the expectation hstit will be cheaper at some
future time. The tsst of ten years and tho manufac
ture and sale Of
More than 200, 900 Patches,
have given our productions the very highest rsnk
smOng time keepers. Commencing With ;hs deter
minAtion to mako only thoroughly excellent watches
business has steadily Increased as the public be-
came acquainted with heir value until for month
togeth We have been unable to supply the demant
We have repeatedly enlarged our factory buildings
until they now three acres of ground ami
give accommodation to than eight huRdred work
men.
We are fully justified in saying that We now make
MORE THAN ONE. ALF OF ALL THE WATCH
Els SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES The "ifer-
ent cranes ars distinguished by the following trade
marks on the plate
2. "Appleton, Tracy Co." WAIthaln, Mass.
3. "P. S. Bartlett" Waltham, Mass,
4 "Wm. Eery."
S. OUR LADIES WATCH of first quality is
named Appleton, Tracy 4 Co." Wal,ham,
Mass.
6. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch is name,
"P. S. Bartlett" Waltham Mass. Th~s.
watches furnished in great variety OF
sizes aud styles Of cases.
Tue American Watch Co. of Watham Mass. au-
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or price.
ALL THE PRODUCTS OTHER FACTORY ARR
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In this or any othe,- country Buyers should remem-
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an that if fter the thorough trlai, any watch
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CAUTl0S.-The public are cautioned to bay
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terfeIts will be prosecuted
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AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.
Is2 BROADWAY, NY.
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store, inrluding READY MADE CLoIhlNGG 30
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Tn connection with the mercantile business we
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13


The GrasshOppers are upon us il
myriads of thousands. The advanced
guard first crossed the Nemaha river.
west Of this city, about The 18th. and
the army of invasion kept coming. unllI
last Friday and Saturday we saw some
corn fields literally black with them, aud
thus it is for at least fifty miles north aud
south of this point 'a. 75as-4'e =
Their rayagesh have been great in some
sections sixty OF a hundred miles west OF
The Missouri river, where they attacked
two and three weeks since. vegltatlon
being so much tendererl than now. In
some places far west they are reported
to have completely stripped whole corr
fields. leaving nothing but the bare stalk,
minus ears or blades and TO have strip.
ped melon patches, Leaving nothing but
the dead Inc eyfIsr7 i.fts f31lss-c
Nothing quite 50 severe as this has YET
come under our own observation. Las.
Sunday we were about five mlest west
of this city and saw Them at work. ga The
corn is generally too far advanced to be
injured materially, they make The fields
look a littie ragged from the blades be.
ing partly eaten, bgt the ears of the
early planted corn are 400. haFdfOr them,
yet we have been shown some Of this
which they had commenced on. Late.
corn seems the most 'tooihsome," aud
on this we have seen them so thick as TO
bend young stalks 70 the ground. A
sharp frOet win NIP them in the bud,''
and with Present weather This viii not
be long delayed. I 49, - bs.s .
There is considerable sp~ecnlationas to
where this plagae-as some term it--of
grasshOppers came from. IN our view il
is only from natural causes. La The
western portion Of Kansas and south
western Nebraska there has been cons
siderable droughIs such as even to
make a parual failure of crops; this
drought, probably greater IN the vast.
prairie ives. of here, has doubtless
dried up their food, and what more pro.
bable than that the lgrasshoppers have.
migrated east for foOdq And when we
consider the sas.asss Of the plain between
here and the mountains the quantity Of
"hOPPers" Is nothing astonishing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
Proceedings OF the UhiOn Repub.
= el lican Convention. i
BRowrrlLLE. SEN. 9Th. IS6

l4ft tl - "e -a..- aH t-IL. r = .-8-~o1 . r.
bs4ss9 BRowFyILLEr Sep. oh, 1866
izC Convention met pursuan to- call of The
Union Territorial Central Committee al
BrownvilIe, N. T. q al
John H. Sahler Of Douglass was called
to the chair for the purpose of temporal
ry organization d. H. Pat,isOn of Rich
ardson County, Sec. sf9oaes ao.aiaa7 :
On motion, D. H. Wheeler. o. H.
Irish, ]. T. Davis. St. A, D. Balcomb, ].
"A. Burbank. were appointed a committee
of FIVE on credentials. f3 Il
b On motion, Me4srs. Majors of Nema:
ha. Rockwell Of Burt, Harding Of Otoe,
Rogers of Dodge and POainger Of Cass,
we're appointed a committee on perma-
nent organization.
Pending the report of the committee
on credentials the committee was ably
addressed by Mr.. Sweet of Nebraska
City, Mr. Reavis of Richardson county
and Mr.. G. Vandevenler of AspinwalI,
On motion of Mr. 81 denham. the edi-
tors and reporters Of the press Of Ne
sbraska wererinVited 10 take seats inside
the bar ofahe convention y
On motion Of Mr. Sydenham of Kear-
ny, il. was resolved that Senators Harlan
aud Gfimes of Iowa be. respectfully in-
viIed 10 address the citizens of Nebras-
ka Territory during ~theeOming campaign
Committee on Credentials reported the
following names as members of Conven.
ton
Richardson County: (slE,S. Dundy,
CT Walshers. E Cunningham. b F
Furguson, ia Burbank. Al Currence.
L w Patterson. George Grid.
NsmahG County: 10y Geo. Vande-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

b The JohnsoniIes have forged two names
in the dozen who ostensibly signed their
call for a Convention. E. A. Gerard,
Esq denies ever having authorized his
name to appear there, and says it is a
forgery. James Sweets name was put
there without his knowledge, and he so
stated here in the Convention last Thurs
day. How deteslable these hungry
dogs appear when they, for food, attempt
to forge away The good maine of TIER
neighbors.' 'a i'oa94 33a sai -l g
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

Mr.. Irish moved that the nomination
BE- declared unanimous. Carried.
Mr.. Marquette then appeared and de.
fined his position True and unfuchIng on
the Union Platform ju ! adOplgd
Mr.. John Gillespie was nominated by
accImstion as the candldaled Of me
Union party for Territorial Auditor.
Mr9Irisn moved that Augustus K6up z
be nominated by accl ,mation for Ternto-
rial Treasurer. Carried. T
Mr.. Sahler nominated R S. Knox sor
Territorial Librarian. 9ul9~
Mr.. Irish moved TO make the nomlnn
non by acc lmation, Carried.
Mr.. Gtrard offered the following /:
Res0lvsd. Thar we extend 10 the Con
venuon of Southern UnlonisIs now
session ul PhladeIphIa our cordial greet.
Ings. ~ p
Resolution adopted and President and
Secretary ordered to certify thereto and
send by telegraph to Philadelphia
Mr.. Balcombe moved that Commit
tee of one from each Council district be
appointed to select names for a TerrlIo-
rial and State Central Committee
Carried. +
The following is the Territorial Union
Committee selected blythe Convention +:
DougIass-Jokn H.eSahIer and ST. A.
d. BalcOmb.
Cass-D. H. Wheeler.
Platte, etc-John + Kelly.
Dakota. ETH. S. Porter.
Otoe %. P. Mason and o Fl Irish.
Sarpy. etc-E H Rogers
Washington. etc. T.. DAVIS.
Nemaha-J. l.. Carson.
Lancaster. eta-John Cadman.
Pawne, etc-R. H. Presson.
Richardson-E. s.. DunGy.
On motion, Convention adjourned sine
d.. ElTi ~
o. P. MASON, President.
d. H WHEELER, &ecretGry'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13
The STATE elections.

If anyone is dubious Of the result a
between "SIy Policy'' and the RepubIi.
can Congress Seiahsm read Tie Aec!ioE
returns as they come in
Vermont, which held her election or
last Thursday, rOIis up a Republican ma.
jOrily from Two hundred and nine towns
Of 2I,I33, a gain of 1924 so far heard
from, if the vole from the balance Of the
State be inlhe same prOpOrtiOa1he gain
will reach 1000. The towns yet to be
heard from gave a Republican majority
of 60l2 last Total vote of The
State will be $4,000.
Maine, which held its electionF Sep
srd Isl district Lynch, Rep, 1856
Sweet, Dem, 9,643; Rep. majority in
diftrict viii reach 4, 086, against a 2 SIS
in '65. In several districts Purham's
Rep majority has reached 5000. Alb
district PEERS, Rep, majority is 1880
Republican gain over Congressional eloc.
ton of ga will be 10, 600. State Legis-
lature overwhelmingly Republican, as
also county officials.
The President said in bis 22d of Feb
ruary speech that heappesled to the peo-
pie, and the people are deciding without
against kiml Will be. heed 7
Union voters of Nebraska, remember
that the issue is IS squarely before you
as the people of the States; patronage
and treason is pitted against the prinol-
Pies of freedom and p%ermanen, peace
let not a weak or yacillatlng voice gomp
our Territory, but let every voter
add to the universal cry Loyal men
shall control and direct the destinies If
he nation p ''s' : o9.
California held her election on The 5lh
IF which we have no returns yenas9 2
ar.aa I.rHHra - III
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

The Convention of Loyal Southerners
winch met on the Sd at Philadelphia was
the most enthusiastic which has assem-
bled in this country for many a year. Il
was most unanimous in its aim 10 place
the desires, wants and perils-cf the South
ern loyalisrs before the country. Elk.
Any Gen. Speed was chosen President.
The utmost harmony prevailed and the
gag rulei'w was not needed to secure it.
We will publish the resolutions adopted
next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-13

venter. Theo. Hill, E X Coldwell. A K
Farnhap Nv G Glasgow, Geo F Bixbyt
Thos J naiors.J L Carson, ] F Neal.
Ofos County: (8) F Renner, 0 H
Irish, q P Mason. v C Utley. AJHafd.
ing, It'd Crook, Lawson Cook, c H
Cowles
Cas- eOaaty: (6) D H Wheeler. D
HsthaFay. alternate for B Austin, w
Potihgr, D HI Wheeler, proxy for R
R Livingston and S Maxwell, F NJ Dor.
ington proxy for E L Reed.
DOd8 county ;(2)E HRogeFs self
and proxy for Z Knoell
Doudas county: % John Tefe, w
" McGndllsh, 5 d Beals, J II Sahler.
r S KICK, alt. for VIM. Banner, James
Fox, alternate for DS Parmplee, ST. A
D BalcsG5 alt. for L. A Walker.
&RdsAngtOn county: Abbott,
H kellogg J S Bowen. J T Davis.
Burt iouaty (2) A Rockwell, W w
Washhun.
DdkOIa county: ~ N S Porter self,
and proiy for S Nhrcborn.
DIXON county: III N S Porter.
DIXON g. Cedar : I N s Porter.
Sarpy county : l2l Gen ] M Thayer.
proxy for III I Clark and James Low.
Saunders & Butler : Ut H D Halha
way proxy for L L Holbrook.
Lancaster county: ri John Cadmane
SELF, and proxy for john H%ardenbufg.
johnson county III Geo P Tucker,
j G Lawrence. 5v- aAiv
Gage county ri IF scribner and
Vim Biakely.n 8tles. 1-Is *. ~
q aPiaHs county: (2) Leapdsr Girard,
ielf, and proxy Cor G II Whaleys1ib
sBrfaIoe Kearney Il Lincoln i: Il1 NJ.
a Sydenham. ~ i De hst79a -
Total 62.g .ds1slt 10 Veba3Ir
On motion, the report was received
md adopted, and committee discharged
On pOlioa Convention adjourned ,ll
wo o'clock. sa ii dsas gsi5lod
The following patriotic dispatch was
eceived during the temporary organlza
ion:
s5G73 selnN Nebraska City, Sept. 6th.4o
To Hon J H, Sahler, BrowpFIlle =
1ake Constitutional Amendment the
/; put men upon il that hate
and treason alike, and love Con-
and their country ; and God. the
and Victory will be on our side.
leave for home this morning, Ell
JOHN l. REDICK.