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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

During the pas two or three weeks
much and mighty has been the commo
tiOn among the 'fanhful"-to A. Jehn-
son-As to who should have the Post
Office in this city /; although the said
Office has been administered TO The salts
faction Of all by the present incumbent,
who, though a tailor, stands with The
loyal parry of the nation,
Three petitions for il have been in
circulation: one for E. M. MComss,
one for A. S. Holiday and the third for
Geo. w. Brat,On. The FIRST Two have
Drug Stores. where everything IRON The
the choicest cosmetics 10 the best pile
ointment can be obraIned, therefore a very
good place for Post Office, you could get
your letter and ague medicine al one Trip;
the later has no place particularly 10
keep it, but as he isa carpenter aud
can build himself a house, is an old man,
was once a mormon and his petition sets
forth that be his always been loyal, ~
we lean a little toward bis side.
But within the past week the friends
of the present incumbent have seriously
interfered with this little ''cut.thrOal"
game by making il .'tour-handed," and
circulated 4 petition 10 have A. D. Marsh
retained. This petition already has over
two-hundred signatures Of the leading
men who get their mail matter here, and
if he is removed despite this remOnst-
rance, my Policy is welcome 10 all
it may gain by it.
Now, as the frs. three doubtless be-
lieve that the patronage of the parry
should 60 to those who sustain the policy
of the Administration, and as the policy
of Andrew Johnson is now plDinly de-
fined in ''his" Convention. in his assaults
on Congress, in his humane treatment Of
JEFF. Davis, in his prescription Of sll who
oppose him, in bis order placing the
U. S. troops at New Orleans at the dis.
POsal of a rebel mayor and police, in bis
removal Of sheridan. in his proclama-
zion reconstructing Texas, his opposition
to The Congressional test oath and the
Constitutional Amendment, aud as the
fruits of that policy have been seen in
the bloody cOrpses Of loyal men lying
in the streets of Richmond. Memphis
and New Orleans. we hereby open our
columns to these men to answer publicly
the question whether they sustain that
policy, or not I
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
! Fer Delegate and Member Of COngrss',
OLIVER PERRY MASON,
subject 20 ths decision OF the Territorial
Union Convention.

Without fear. favor. OF Partially we
hoist tie name of Hon. o. P. MaSon. as,
ln our judgement. the 6ttest man to hear
The Radical Union banner in the next
campaign, and to represent-with our
uncOmprOmisingly loyal SenasOrs-Ne
braska in the halls Of Congress.
This we DO for several reasons, first
and tOFnos, among which is that be is a
complete type Of western radicalism I;
standing upon principle, stunning those
dangerous quicksa6ds Of policy, and
ready cat the drop Of the hat'' to defend
those principles in any crowd, or place.
For this unainching and unyieldIng siand
rebels hate him. for this we admire him.
He is a resident Of Otoe county, which
has q Jus, cause to complain Of the dis
position Of The Offices Of The Territory.
Though this may easily be accounted for
By the character Of the party vote there
and though we doubt much if the DOM
inanI party there would accord Us as much
snder similar circumslanees-we are free
10 confess that we are willing to give them
The Member Of Congress if it can be
done through q nan Of U. B. Mason's
style.
MF. Mason was the father and ablest
defender Of the State movement. Who
has thG: cause more at heart, who would
work harder for our admission than he (!
His infuance with A. johnson would be
small 70 start on and grow beautifully
less" on acquaintance /; we ssek not Gd.
mission BY that filthy avenue. but by the
two. thirds consent Of the American Con-
gross. in which body men Of Mr.. Msson's
principles are above par.
As to his defeat in June, that csnno,
be considered Is a criterion Of bis
strength. for be then urged Us not to run
the Judiciary upon politics, and We are
satisfied that be ReveE made one speech
for himself Or against LiIlle during the
whole campaign, nor was he worked for
By The party because-Of his desire TO keep
abe bench free from politics. The very
opposite was the case with Little /; bis
friends knew that he was the most popu.
Gar Democrat and about the only one on
their ticket hat stood any show. and
Cor him and the Legislature they worked
with highland main. These are, we be-
lisve, the real causes for Mr.. Mason's
defeat then, which causes exist not now.
Mr.. Mason is one Of the best sIumpers
IN Nebraska-One of her best lawyers
and we believe can carry the full Radi.
cal party vote in the October election
We desire the success of the loyal
principles Of the Union party above any
man in the field, but would much prefer
them borne aloft and defended by . man
true, tried an u~nfinching.
Having the above preference, and be-
hcving il the right Of every man TO
''speSk cut 10 Deetin'," we submit it,
hOPeing that nothing has been said to
wound the feelings Of the most fastidiOus''
among the numerous self-sacri6cing ones
who seek the nomination. and Pledging
Ourself 10 sustain 20 the best Of our
ability whoever may be the nominee of
The Union Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
]. L. CsLHAPr. Sec'y..

The following from the Mobile, (Ala.)
Times shows plainly how the PhIIdeI-
phla farce is looked upon IN The South /:
"It must have been a thrilling spec,a-
Gle when Massachusetts aud south Car
Ollna-represented by Gen. Couch aud
Gov. Orr zen!trrd .ae PEbliadelphla Con
rnIIO arua-in. arm. Que rnlhusia sllc
observer, with a slroag faculty Tor slul-
llnudes, recognized 10 lhIs ,ccugranee
the iuiilInlehl Of ,ht pIed,ctIpn concern
lng he iiOu (cOhck au,) aud ihe Ia b
ca, bahiY Gov. Or lcckrd a IiHh sheep.
ish) yng .ogesher-lhe ardenl aHecttoa
protrss.d lpr zach other sufhcea for
the lying. Ii 5 also understood, though
the published dispatches do mot state il,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

News from Baltimore, of August 3lsl,
brings news Of another riot by 'recOn.
structed" A.. Johnson Union men. It says
Last night an attack was made on the
colOred portion of the camp meeting held
at Shipley's Woods, three miles from
Hanover Switch, on the Washington road,
by q band Of armed desperadoes. Sew.
eral negroes were badly beaten and
wounded, and q white man named Milton
BrOIen, while al prayer. was shot in the
back of the head and MORALLY Won nded,
the ball coming out of his mouth"
The attack was made about midnight,
the desperadOes rushing upon the cOlOred
meeting with loud shouts Of "How about
New Orleans and 6rst commenced by
knocking down and beating the negro
praying al the time; great confusion
snsUsd. the whites commenced discharg-
ing their pistols into The congregation of
men, women and children. The negro
men, with such weapons as they had,
drove Of The assailants twice, while The
women and children sought refuged in
the white camT. The ASSEMBLING parry
were finally persuaded TO cease and the
negroes. bearing of their wounded COM
paniOns. Esnl 10 their homes. leaving all
their camp equippage, tents. &c., which,
to crafty their fendish malice. the des-
Peradoes piled up and made a bonfire of
to celebrate "another rebel victory"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
-H.HNEER NlLE

Not aei bersbv cf,er.ta7t ~ eifut ofal
der e ~ piSrrjc' Goes p. lt Goa t NJ
hua ka T.rrtrry D. - rrtsf .f r.. c.sr g ETi.h
Bun r -a ynins' Anton KIN made 81 he -u- le
Term A.. d. 1865. viii" a.
Monday The IL dav II Ort5tef I'D. 1866
at one % tl,ck p. W, F-r 70 ssls o. puhlie action
tn..the high. st bidder ter cash. at the irrpf d - -.
MrPhersons Hail in the CirV Of Brnwnville. Ne
maha County. Nebraska Territory. (the place
where the last term Of said Court for said Crnnfy
was held the South Past Quarter IF section ten
(l0i in Township six Is North of Range fourteen
(f4) Fast. in Nemsha County. kehaaska Territory
Given unIrr my hand This both dav &c August.
A. D. 1866 CHAS G. bOESEYeH
Master 10 Cnanc-rv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

BY two. thirds Of the people Of this ely.
There has been q feeling of insecurity
on the part Of the people here on account
Of this man which is now so much in
creased that safety Of life and properly
does not rest With civil authority but the
military. =. II S%HRHIDAE,
MsjOr General.
Who has the Prssidenl seen fiji 10 re-
novel Mayor Monroe Z Oh. no. be
Susiains my Policy" The fearless.
Ou,spOken Sheridan is removed and
The .Oady Gen. S.eedman placed in CON.
mand
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
Legal NOTICE

You. Cstharine Davis viii take notice that on the
18th day Of August 1868 J. Davis sled a Petition
as C0mpA inant against , u ss RespoBdans in the
District Court, Of Nemahs County, Nebraska Ter
ritOFy. The object and pray er Of said Petition is
to obtain s divorce from the bonds Of matrimOny
from you, and the custody Of the Children.
You are required TO answer said Petition on or
befoCS tie lst'day Of October 1855
FOWL 4 sCH0ENHElT,
As 4tpd col. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
KOTICR,

On the Is day Of august. in the > ar 1856 the
Probate C0u Il Of Nomaba County. d e.ared the
Estate Of Charles w. Hall, deceased, to be prsbsbiy
i~DSrlVsnt.
Creditors are therefore repaired tn present their
elaips 20 the Administrator or payment Within
six months from saId 2ist day Of August, IS6S. %
they Will not be entitled to payment. :
Br'whYile Aug 23d Ig86
~ 81 $50 q. M.FAIRBROTHER
Probate Jadgs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
Omaha Aug. Q, 1866.
Union TerrltOriaI convention.

The Union volers of the Territory of
Nebraska, by their properly appointed
delegates, will meet in General C%onven-
lion,
Thursday September 9Th, 1865,
at BRowNvILLE, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates to be supported at the
next general election. for the following
Offices to-wit: A Delegate TO Congress
a Territorial Auditor. and TerrItorIa!
Treasurer.
The primary meetings for the selection
of Delegates. will be held at the o u y
seats Of the different counties on
Thursday the 30h inst.
al 2 o'clock P M.-Thp bases of the call
is the same as sci forth by the State
Commit ee. under the head of 'UnIOl,
State Convention :" aud The representa-
ton will be the same as Indicated IN the
table annexed TO said Call
By oRDIR Of THE UNION TERRIT RI
AL Central COMMITTEE.
-1 o P. MASON.
Chairman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

Il seems from its last issue that the
RockpOrt, Aichison county, Journal is
entirely ignorant Of the fact that we now
have a Steam Ferry Al this point, yet
the people in ihe bottom opposite this cily
Are perfectly well aware Of il, and Rock.
port merchants doubtless, by this time.
have an idea that "there's a screw loose
sOmewhere.n Would il no. be a good
idea for The Journal to msnuOn this fact.
instead Of maintaining it's "sulks'' while
it is wai.ing for the Iowa g. Missouri
State Line Railroads. Thinklof il PAT
and the grand, "self-sacrihcing" dispO.
tition il would exhibit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06


The following, regarding The Platte
Country Railroad-or 10 other words the
Archlson & ST JOSEPH aud ST. Joseph
s. CrurclI ufs Rallra.d-cempaales
whlch was reported srId Our 4 I'D
N lie Weston Landmarks:
Til same companies, with new OH
eers aud soue new stakeholder are arW
~ Possession Of Their pr1parly and The
rub!p. w deubi not, wgti be a%Cconiny
dated aud Ihe Interests of the slockhoid
ets advanced. The Miller aud Sale
regime 90 on ffally aud a new manage
men, begins. Carpenter Osborn String
fellow aud Burne> give place to- 50 ne
eight or Ten Of really able and expert
euc"d railroad 6nanetrrs. who, with IN
mense ready means, will protect the pro-
perry from tie Stale. aud extend and
equip il as a first class road from Kansas
Cny to the SAFE line in AIchIson coun.
", Missouri"
THIS is, doubtless. as good shape as
the public were led to believe this road
was in by the reported sale. Thr Land.
mark farther says.
.'Cerraln influential capital lists of NV
York. Boston aud St Louis az the head
of whom is Col. j Coudn S mIh nave
purchased abou: seven ,h1o>,ud shares
of sleek Of the two companies, end re-
OrgapIztd them by r%lrctng neY boards
IF directors and placing Coz. Smith 10
The position OF PreSldr ut aud General
superintendent, and B C. Sanders, Sec,
reiarV and Treasurer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

The RulO Register, long neutral, has
at length taken a stand, aud just where
anyone, who has noticed It's neutral
course nigh. have expecled-alOng with
Dick Taylor. MOsby, the guerrilla, Gen.
Forrest, Of the Fl. Pillow massacre aud
andy johnson. To il. now, the PhiladeI.
pbia platform is all that is noble. aud
very lovely are chose who caused the
late unhappy differences" Peace be
with it in Its new found light. Its efor,s
TO darken truth will be about as effeclual
as a hy-dirI on the moon; so
With rapture We delight to see
Tbis euss removed,
of the fence which he has so long aud
labOriOusly straddled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
Legal NOTICE.

E W. Allen, a non-res dent. and the unknown
heI-s OF E w Alien, will take notice that Richard
+ Case, will apply by motion, at the next term Of
the District Court, to be holden in and for NeIpahs
County on the Gath Of SepIember, 1876, at Brown
willie, tor an order of the court directing the Clerk
to supply and make up a pc ieet record, in q GER
tain cause, heretofore, pending, wherein r z.
Case was plaintiff and + VI Allen was defendant,
a.so, that the sheriff supply q last execution IN
SAID case, and be directed to execute to sStd RE.
Case \ deedsto Block three, in North Browhvile,
IN said County. ~ 81 zoo RICHARD Z. CASE,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
SHERIFF SALE

Between the hours of 10 o cgock a. IN. and 4
O'Clock y. IN. on the 18th day If S,ptember, 1856
IN tTOnt of kainey ana L.w,s' Srcre tte tuuding
in which he last {, fm Ct tc DI>ir 1T COu t Wa n Ia
n the tOan Ot / rOWItnie, IL ktmsha (,UH ia
the fc r.t.ry OF NEBRASKA, I shat sell a. Frbfc
' niue he I'l wig pr patty 70 "
1tIte HrEt - OxeI .Cns " egg L ana Frt q ps
TAhrn as the T'peT;y OI \. "A. barle- to ais
"a eXreau- n asainst IN n i4y5rs! t'ay4 -.
HM q ul.4~9fW ~ner.i
Sm ID il Iu.t.-. ii-nrts
Au.u- 3ls, $50, ~ 2 30
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
ADVERTISEMENTS
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made to the Probate Court Of Ncmaha County foI
the appointment of an administrators on the Estate
Of Samuel Ross deceased. All persons interested in
said Estate, are required to appear before said court
ON saturday the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, when said
app location will be for hearing.
GEO w FAIRBR0THER,
49-3t 500 Probate Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

Hon o. VI. Roberts. President Of the
Secession Conventions Of 81. has been
chosen Senator from Texas The ultra
Union men voted tor Roberts, bersnse Il
was As much as their lives worth 10 OP
POss bin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
Post Office Hours.
Administratrix Notiee.

Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory. has ap-
pointed the I4rh dry Of January 1857 aud the Hin
and I4sh days Of February. 1861, at ten y clock 4
NJ, at he Court room III Brow nViIle, tor the he r.
ing Of claims against the estate of John l.. Meka,
deceased. All persons having Chains agu INST sal,
estate are required to file hem in The ofiee ui th,
judge of s1iu Court, IN or before February llth
1861, or they will be forever harrcd.
dated August 4th 1880.
S}kAIt J McEAY. 3dn risim srx
i5-4 geo e EstatttfJ Ii / Aekay. deceased
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
SALE OFAPFRAlSED STOgK.

! wut ofer for "a On tbe 18Th d. o. Septsn5or
100 at ten click A. A - the higLest biad T tor
essR IN hand a. the resideDeg q WIiistm Lambert
in Asplpwais precinct, Ia Ncmaha County, Nebraska
TeTrileEy. no Steers TAX en- up IS ssIrays aud sd
YsEtised By said LApbeEt.
4e-5t 9 IN. PAULIN.J. P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06
onion STATE CONVENTION.

The Union Voters Of Nebraska. those
who are IN favor Of the ratification Of the
Constitutional Amendment recently pro-
posed BY Congress, and the restoration of
The so-cal!ed Seceeded States 70 their orr
iginal status and feIelions TO the Federal
Government upon the basis of said amend
mepl; who are in favor of the political
affairs of the patton being admihisired By
The loyal people. who. by a cordial sup.
port of the war policy of the admlnistra-
lion. and by the free sacrifice Of life and
property. demonstrated that they were
the friends of the country in the hour of
her peril who are IN favor of maintain
ing The Uuiy of the States, at any cost.
aud of DUNG equal and exact Justice 20 all
men. under ihe law. are recommended
10 assemble al ibe County Seats of The IL
respective counties (and at such County
seats as may be agreed upon in case Of
a large district, } on
Thursday august 30tk 1866.
at 9 O'Clock P. NJ, and selecr the mum.
Der of Delegates to which ih'y are Sc.
veralIy entitled (wiit an alternate for
eaeE Deleeate) TO meet ~ General Con.
veDtIOn al BroNnvilEe, on
Thursday SelteuteT 9Th 1866,
for H. nnrnoS nf n.u,,at,.o a end 1.ts
Al -
=, ,ba a4n.,aI slec'1on 20 he h.,d or ,be
seco,,d Tu.,Jav in O,,ober N.Y.
Tn lass of rsnrs. en,o,,on IN ,br
Contention !. ,be Tn,on vo,a CO.., -.
rnor =, ~ .l.c,,on - - Ia.
r. - nm,.bsr 81 taLaro,as Sa,noSu
en,v The follov no = The rsnresen,a.
vn ahiob " 'ba ssrsrai eaaa p amd
dS-,c,s nonod or. re.noc,,v.Is on,,[od.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-06

that shey walked under one umbrella
that being regarded as the most perfect
symboI of unsnimity. suggesting 1.-Two
soul with but a single thought" chow
to escape the rsin-viz: the reign Of
Stevens X Co., and. in compliment to
the South, the umbrella was COTTON
thereby denoting the newborn DISPOSE
ton of the Northern and Southern States
to cotton together.
The color of the umbrella was, very
appropriately, green"
Thus is this Convention received by
a very large minority. if not a majority,
of the southern press, only as an indica-
ton that the race Of norlher toadies and
doughfaces is no, yet extinc' ; and by
The -grouud:swell'' Of The old rebellion
as a Incense fIom their %uor,heru friends
for murder. arson and all other crimes
so cOmmOu TO southern chIvdlry.
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lf6r The Parish elfsalsapid.s and -aires,e.,I
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4 Having connection will, Foandriess
land Machine Shops, 7in ti,es.N North
west, We are I,renareda to esjntract fu,
any class Of Machinery, for 81 red,
Isitliyery. upon the most fav,,rabl.
terms sod From long expelience in III,
Machinery usiness Of New sDrlesM
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Having facilities through e5nn lt,,s
ft'ou, with file honse Of j. r. MAslce
- CO, Cotton Factors, No. .l2a
Girl'avyier street, New Orleans, fer dis.
posing at Cettensor other produce, 81,
tbeshest@tennsi the market saff,rtls.
parties scangsshjp apsunuee, sto that
House wllea,SofderiHg ahytiiiRg faoul
line and theft or5daess viii s,s s
pree7mpt att attention 1o Az il they sentsds
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Ias sfalla supply Of CAVE GaRss, spLAsg
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