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NANTEn-unotl Halrs,ncn TO traye|
w al ael! ~ MtHpl+. Nfturstl~, ~, Ct,,,ui. sipn
g;nn,stI"H NY, ,"i!sff kuals. Ftjl.l.Et ILL.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

The Omaha Republican. speaking of
prominent men in South Platte who are
laboring for state, mentions Rev, Mr.
Taylor. of Nemaha, in connection with
such men as Hon. o.. p. Mason, and
Bennett, Maxon. MAXWELL, CrOnnse and
others. We protest against such 'misce.
gination.n The only way he can really
assist State, is by keeping quiet, if he
favors it. ~ >
.di We harmed recently. from good an-
thority, the cause of dis delay in attend.
ing the Legislature. He was 90 the
point of making a contract for supplying
somebody cord wood. and his failure in
making the CONTRACTS accounts for his at.
lending the Legislature alo
Moral: Nominate no more climber
men for the Legislature.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

H. NJ. Atkinson. Esq, of this City,
recently rece5ed a letter from Hon. p
w. Hitchcock. our Delegate in Congress,
in which he states that he is eneeavOr
ing to induce the Post Master General 10
establish ~ni-weekIy mail service from
Brownville to Beatrice on the route al
ready established by law, but on which,
at present, we have only a connection to
Crap Orchard once a week. We heart
lily commend this action Of our Delegate.
and hope he will succeed.
Mr.. Hitchcock farther states that he
will certainly do Justice to all parts of The
Territory as far as be can. This is as j:
should be, and We hope MI H. will thus
assure US Of his interest in the burnt
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
rFc6L NGTICE.

Julius Tyler and James W. Deputy viii tase
uoscs that Joshus Deputy has Sled q petiuan II
ehaneery in the District Couat Of the Coant OF
Pa@nee in the Territory ofNsbraska, against them
ns defendants. Thoobjscs Of said petition y to
~fOreolose acss.ain deed oftrust o. mOEtgegs m4de
By the s3id julius Tyler July 18Th 1879 On fae
'NorAh West quarter IS section s~egenteea IN Town
ship two North Of Range welEs EAST q the Pth
~priacipal meridian, situated in Che said County OF
Paaaes, ia favor Of the said JaH@ " DePlsy. IS
trustee for the said JOshua Depaty to secure the
pavment Of q promissory note of even date there
With made By said Julius Tyler in favor Of Joshua
Deputy or bearer, for two hundred and forty-hVe
dollars. with interest from maturity thereof at the
rate Of Eve per cent per month .i1e one year after
date. The prayer Of said petition is that the said
premises be sold and the proceeds be applied IN
psyiueut Of said sun, ard THAI the defendants he
denrived of ali right or title to the cams. De
PENDANTS are required to appear and answer on or
before the SOth day Of ApTil 1855.
CRANE & THOMAS,
~ Attys for PIaint q.
IS Il Adm
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Union Central Committee.

The members Of the Union Central
COMMITTEES Of Nemahs County are re-
quested to meet al the Office of Chas. G.
Dorsey, in BrOwnville. on the ooh day
Of March, 1866. for the transaction Of
important business.
The following are The rames Of the
members:
BrOwnvi.ls: Chas. G. Dorsey and T.
r. Fisher.
Peru: S. P. Majors.
Nemaha : John Barnes.
Aspinwall: ]. M. Psulin.
Bedford: R. S. Stewart.
Glen Rock: w. r. Leach.
Douglas: F. H. Amsden.
Washington: Barnard Otens
Lafayette: Phillip Starr.
Benton Thomas Mcclure.
C. G. DORSEY, Chm.
T. r. FISHER, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

On last Monday evening, on short
notice. 4 large meeting of our citizens
assembled At McPherson's Hall 10 hear
a speech 10 favor Of state Organiza.
tom by Hon. o. P. Mason; and, al
though ihs-meeting was gotten up by
State men, the anti-Sta.ers demanded
and were %cCurieOusly admitted to enter
the debate, Hon. Samuel Crane sp.
pearing as theirchampion.
Hon. John McPhersOn was called to
the Chair. stated the object of the meet.
ing and introduced the speakers.
Mr. Mason said that every material
interest Of Nebraska would be advanced
and promoted BY immediate State Organ.
i~zatiOn, and thst bic object would be to
demonstrate this proposition BY facts
That the most vital and important int.
rests Of any community is to plant her
institutions Of learning and education
upon q ure and permanent basis, and
making them free aud self.sustsining
without taxation. The moment we as.
sumo State government we ccme into
possession Of sections is and Sc in each
township for school purposes. One Of
these School sections near Omaha is ss-
iinatsd 10 bs worth e75 900; another
near Nebraska City can be sold io-dsy
for So. 900; besides these there are.
between Eemaha City and the northern
boundRFy Of WaihaRg.On county. and
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

resenIatives from Southern States should
not be admitted TO Congress.
4lh. Thai " The parry" must split from
the President bscause be Toes not agree
with Sumner and Stevens. 4
6sh. That The present Congress can.
and musl set a precedent-,he COnssisu-
lion 70 the contrary. nOtwi,hslandiDg-
Of taking from the States the control of
the question Of Suffrage.
9Th. That although President JohnsOn's
loyal Cabinet agree with his policy, yet
that policy is 10 'sdmis bloody handed
traitors into Congress"
9TH. That because some drunken rebel
drank to the health of JEFF. Davis, An
drew johnson and RObert E. Lee there
fore, Johnson is as bad as either of the
them.
9Th. That ".he principle Of the nary
in this Territory is %. sustain the Union
BY refusing to become a STATE, thereby
assisting TO pay the public debt by dee
mand Of il $4,000 per nnum % support
US!
These are sOme Of the "principles''
according 10 Hathaway, and many others
who think that ''radicalism'' is TO go off
in a tangent and denOunce everything
and everybody that does not sanction The
designs of the party in power.
This is not U style, friend Hathaway,
and il is useless TO send any messenger
: not even the redoublable Wind@MiA+r
Of the Presto CONVEX. US, or even to
vex your mammoth intellect to no purpose.
We believe il. the motto at the head
of our paper, We believe that the Con-
s;i:ulion of the United States IS still the
supreme law of the land" and should
be enforced as before the war, without
fear or favor, and we believe the Presi-
dent will do this. We are opposed to
the oomlneni party, at any time, setting
a precedent for or claiming any power
no. plainly granted in The Constitution,
or naturally growing out of the altered
condition of affairs. We believe in ad.
hitting "unqueslionabIy loyal' Repre-.
sentalives from any States assuming an
attitude o. loyalty and harmony to The
Government. We believe 10 protecting
freedmen in life, properly and travelling
where and wien they please. and protect
ing them against any laws expect those
to which whites are amsnable. We are
in favor Of cOlOnizing all the blacks in
Liberia. =
And we are in favor of releasing the
General Government from The $3I 900
she nOw pays to run our Territorial gov
ernment /; the half of which will answer
for Stale Government, and which our
people can pay. and save more than
that amount by State government.
We hope friend Hathaway will not
read US cLt of the Union party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that we will, on the 9Th
day Of April, A. D. 1856. between the hours Of min,
o'clock A. NJ, and Eve o'clock P N, offer for sale
at pnblic auction TO he highest bidder for cash
upon the premises hereinafter described, and IN lot
of from ten o twenty acres, the following Real
Estate, to-Wit Lots one, two. three and iOuT
Il, 2, 3. al of Section No. Thirty (3Oiin, Township
No Six (e) North, OF Range No. Sixteen 90 East
{ except ten acres of Of the cast side of lot ~, Sit
uated on Sonora Island, in Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory under and by virtue of an order
Of Ssls issued by the Probate Court of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory. and to Us directed.
CHARLTON HALL
SYLVESTER HALL,
Administrator OF the Estate Of John HaH deceased
"a 81 c,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

MASTERS SALE.
OHU" I'LL 4tHD''
March. 18th. 1866

Notice is harsby given that / win offer at publ,
auction at the front door Of r. B, Presson's Dwell
ms in TOcumseh johnson County, Nebraska Terri
tory THAT being the place Of holding the last tern
Of the District Co trt for said County,
On the l4th day of Apri a. D. 1856
at one o clock p. ~ Of ssld day. the following
Real Estate te-Wit. The South West quarter Of
Section number tEenty-one 81 in Township nun
Dor Eve 5 North Of Range number eleven II East
Of the 9th pnncipd meridian situated in johnson
County. Nebraska Territory, on an order of sale is
sued By the Regist. T in ChAncery Of said Court Of
John$On County IN favor Of Jasper A. Ware sud
against William F. Walker, issued By the District
Court Of johnson County, and 70 me directed as
special master in Chancery.
Given under my hand this chs 18th day March.
A.. D.. 1865 w. A. PRESSOE,
Special Master in Uhanssry,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
LEG4L FOTICE.

John D. Hnrd and James w deputy viii take
notice that Joshua Deputy has fled, his petition
RI chancery, in IN : District CouFt Of The County Of
Johnsnn. in the Territory Of Nebraska against
them IS de PENDANTS. The object Of said petition
4 20 foreclOss a certain deed Of trust or m0rfgags
upOn Tie South half Of tho South West quarter d
Section No. Eve in Township No. four North Of
Range No. eleven East Of the 9th principal meridi-
an, situated in the said County of Johnson. made
By said John d. Hurd Jaly 18th 1889. to the said
James W. Deputy as trustee for said Joshua Dep
uty In order 20 secure the payment Of prsnlssorv
note m6ds By said John d. Hurd July 18th 1859
fOe one hundred and " eEty-fv dollars, with IN
tsrest &C the rate of five per csns per month from
mafurity, in favor If said J oShua DE putty or bear
CT, due one year after date thereof. The prayer Of
said petition il that the said Land be sold and tn.
proceeds sbereof be applied in payment Of shid
sum, and that the defendants be sdebarred OF ali
right OF title TO said premises. The said defend
ants are. require TO appear and ans eEseid peti
ton on or before the seth day Of April 1868
. HAHUIL. CRANE 4 THOMAS,
gt Attys. for pIaiutif.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15

"What is the matter with the Adverfi-
ser7 Would it not be well for the Press
10 say to it that we need men and news.
papers that will stand by the principles of
the party -Pidttsmouth Herald, 7k.
Here Is a compliment 10 US we had not
expected Bro, Hathaway. has been en-
gagged, ever since the 22d. in annihilating
Andrew johnson. President of the United
States, and now desires 10 '.Ls out the
contract to extinguish US!
Now, let US see what 1.-The principles
Of the party are according to The apOs-
lie Hathaway.
1st. 10 vilIify every one that agrees
not with Sumner.
Cd. That the Southern States are '',,On-
querred territory snd as such are sub.
jecl only to the will of the parry in
power; and oil who say to the contrary
The Southern States are stilLin the
Union. and have some Constitutional
rights which the NOr.h should respect.
for the sake Of consistency. Al lsast-ars
traitors.
Sd. That "unquestiOOably loyal" rep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Worthy he attention Of both MALES sBd FE-
u.rra whn are II gasr uf busines. The we'll
known Houss OF s. 81. Ward 5 Co.. Manufacturing
Jewellers COG Broadway, n. Y, wish to csteblish
Is AcEscrfn every town IN the United States, and
in scrder thaf the Agent can have sampie 70 ez-
hi61t to heir customers, sfcy viii ; NJ asa sample
on ihe recsapt Of $500, a'genSine Gold Pen var
rarfed j. wfrb SILVER Extension Case amp Pencil, To-
,eelher Mifha WnSlesals Circular 20 agents, and
eleven eetifcstes, D, a SsTple Certificate fer Is cts.
There is no Agent but what can make ca lily s. q
day. and often $50 23-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Look bore bowl

Fall Instructions By which . psrsOn can master
the art Of VsntriIoquism in . & hours. Satisfno-
ton given OF money refunded in every caee.-
Price By mail one doIlsT. send your money and
make . world offun and 3 fortune.
Address, u. A. JAGGERS, -
March Is 3msnshs Cslheuz Ills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
TO CONSUMPTIVE

The advertiser. having besn restored to health in
q few weeks by q very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with a severe lung aaee
ton. and that dread disease. Consumption lis anx-
ious 10 make known 10 bis fellow sufferers the
means Of cure,
To all who desire It. be will send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of charge). with the dirse-
tious for preparing and using the same, which they
will End a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrOn-
ehitis, Coughs, Cold, and all Throat and Lung AZ
~fectious. The only object Of the advertiser in sen
ding the Prescription is 70 benefit the afflicted ami
spread information which he e~nnceiyes to be inVal-
liable, and he hopes every Sufferer viii try his rem
ady, as it will cost them nothing, and may proves
blessing MN
Parties Wishing the prescription, EsEE, By rstaFn
maii,W VII please sddres
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, KiBgs &C., New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yoars from NerV
Gus Debility, Premature Decay, and al the effects
Of youthful indiscTetion, will for the sake Of suf 7
ing hamsnity, send free to all who need it, the re-
ceipe and directions for making the simple remedy
BY which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to prof
it By the advertisers experience. can do 50 BY ad
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
M IL Ehaanns g. Nnr Yn-L
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
UNION TERRITORIAL CONVENTION.

The Union Voters Of the Territory Of
Nebraska are recommended 10 assemble
OF the county seats Of their respective
counties, on
Saturday, March S1sts 1s66,
~ 9 o'clock, p. NJ, and select the nun {.
Der Of Delegates to which they are Seye.
rally entitled with an alternate for each
Delegaie) to meet in General COnven-
ton at PlattsmOuIh, on
Thursday, ApFil 19th, 1s6G,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
10 be supported a The election to be held
on The second day Of June next. for the
following Offices, to-wit : One member Of
Congress, Governor, Secretary Of State.
Auditor. Treasurer. a Chief Justice and
two Associate Justices Of the Supreme
Court.
The different counties viii be entitled
in said Convention to the representation
i,dfroeo1 IN AZ 10000 e,kla.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-15
Isl 4.a,dn.
MH3TERN N8LEr

t
Notice Is hereby given that viii ufei for sale al
public Auction, at the front door Of Hpadley's Hall
in the City 6f Brownville, in Nemahs County, Ne
braska Territory.
On the 10Th day df Aprtk a. d. 1865
st one O'Clock p. H.. Of said day, the following real
estate to-wit 1.-The North West quarter of rS~etioh
No. twenty-six (2s) In Township No. Eve (59North
of Range No. fourteen East in Nemaha County Ne
brasks Territory. pursuant To an order ut sale y
sued by the register in Chancery OF the DIstric
Court o fNemaha County Nebraska Territory, aHd
10 me directed as Special N lster in = case in saio
Ceurt, wherein lsaac Goe j. eanl Ia'p mt and John
g.. Akin, Frederick SWaTtz, Administrator Of
the Estate Of Kennedy Stspbeh~sa Diseased Mary
Ann Stephenson Widow Of Kennedy stephens D
deceased and John F~rederiek Stephenson, kennedy
E. Stephsneo1 ChildreI and heirs at law Of kennedy
Stephenson deceased are defendants.
Given under my hand this the I4th day VI March
A.. ID. 1865.
a w. G. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and : pecial Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Amusements this Evening.

IRVING HAI.I-BarxxAs CoycERrs-Nne PlRKPA'
Mis- SEGCIN, Messrs :. G. CAsPBIfL, =. srGurS, = b.
MiLIs. J. LEVY, CARL Rosa Tugo THoxAs, GAIL
AssCnrTL
wALLACK'S THEATER-HzSRT DUNBAR On, THE
OurCAsr
OLYMPIC THEATER-sT MARC; Or Tue SOLDIER Of
FORTUNE.
EiBLOs GARDES-Niss BArzSNS in LEAH"
WINTER GARDEN-EDEIs Bo0rH HAMLET
LUCY RUsHTON's NEw-YORK THEATER -LADr
or LYONS
BROADWAY TnEATKR-IoHs r. OWNS n "sOLos
sgIsGLY '-MATSTE A. D O'CLOCK
BAREUMs MJsEUM-Dr~B BELLE Circus -FAyCr
DAscE-CuKIoffTIEs &C.-Afesuoon ard Evening.
FoXs OLD BOWFgY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rHz
IDIoT BOr-JACk SHEPPARD AID HIS DoG-PADDr THE
PIPER
WOODS THEATRR-TnE EAmoox wEppiSo-Ms. r. $.
CnAVFRAu-THg nAsLos BRorIERs-MATiSEE AT y
O'CLOCK
.EEW-NORK ClRCrs-ilTH SRI arrsTEIAS ASD GYM
NAsrlc pERYoRst ycFs-ltNEs forfrsOS. THE bAnl'
RACK RiprK-MADAxE LOrIsr lOrHNAiRE-LgU }.
hoRTH-NaTIxEK At u OCLOCE
BRYASTS' NiNSrRFLS-lCi oN PAHLs fRASCN'-THg
HAND A'oSE HR0THEns-oRrELTy 70 JOHSNN-IHE
BAD B8rs-lHR STREETS or AEw- YORK.
GEORGE CHHIsTY's FiFTitANENUE OPERA HOUSE
-NEw.IEARs CALLs-fRAsK LESLIE. A0cALsr.
STUDIO BUILDING. Teuth-st --ExmBriox o. FEKscH,
FyGIvu AND FLExrH PICTUKRs-
DERBY GALLERY-PHrApELPHiA SKETCH CLuBs PRIIE
ExuiBITos ~ ANTRIcAs fAiNriSGs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Obitlnry.

Died, at Binghamton, n Y on the 5th
inst. CYRUS STRONG esq in the 5sh year Of his age.
The death OF such ngcd and worthy is entitled
to more than simple announcement. He was born II
Colchester. Conn. in III. His father Jacob Strong,
was prominent business OF he dly and was e.
tensivey engaged during the Revolutionary War in tie
transportation of troops and military stores and was
financially ruined by the depreciation Of Continental
money. AT the age Of sixteen. his Cyrus without
money or influence, pushed into the world to make
his own fortune His first efforts were at the marufac
ture o, iron in his native State and NewYoFk, and
after seven years Of he invested his earnings IN
merchandise, and opened store in 1900 at Jericho.
now Bainbridge, Y. \, in which be continued until
1870 when he transferred his business 10 real estate
and private banking. In USES be removed 70 Nor
witch. and became interested in the Chenango Bank,
and afterward one Of the principal in establish
ing the "Wayne County Bank" He sold out his inter-
est in the latter institution in 1891 and moved to
Binsham,on, taking large interest in the "Broome
County Bank" which led him 10 the Presidency,
which Office he continued bold to the day of his death.
He selimade man, with rare financial ability of
the old school stamp. aud his success in the acquisition
of property the just recompense Of bis industry,
frugaty temperance, spotless integrity punctuaity
and sound judgment. AL these qualities marked his
conduct in the transaction Of business and his gen.
era intercourse with his fcllow-men. He was exen.
plary in all the relations of life. kind husband and
father true friend. and Of vast, though
tenatous charity and, after a long and well-spent
fc he has gone to his lnal rest having the testimony
Of good conscience, in tho confidence Of a certain
faith and in perfect charity with all men,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
Fenianisn-The Calling OF IN Convention
lrgcd-Au Address.

The Fenian Senate reassembled at No. 13i
Broadway yesterday. resolution adopted recon
mending Col. Roberts to cOnVene Congress on the
18th Of next February the Congress q meet In Pitts
burgh. Col Roberts will. doubtless approve Of this
resolution on his return from Philadelphia where he Is
now stopping; and the Congress" will 80 Do
ordered 70 convene.
The Senate then adopted an Address to the fenian
Brotherhood. There have been many Addresses"
that the public probably becoming heartily tired OF
them, but they might well be Informed that the
present one reccs the origin OF the difficulties with
Col D MahoDy, whom II accuses OF having violated the
Re man Constitution By his celebrated coup
1t states that the Constitution was modelled after
that Of the United States and 0Mahoney has substi
tuted In himself for its safeguard the oneman power
The manner IN which OMahonys Congress was called
and its proceedings also reviewed. 1t Is also stated
that 1t did not represent the views OF the brotherhood
throughout the country. The address recommends
general reorganization OF the circles military bodies
There was large meeting of the Gen. Sweeney
Circle on Thursday evening a the corner OF is ave
and Eleyeth-st.; and u special meeting Of the Vol
one Circle Will take place on Aondss evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
A CARD.

For the purpose Of more fully supplying the
OF the public and In order to prevent unscrupu-
lou. dealers from palming on Inferior and worthless
goods as the Mor1ON GOLD Prss 1 shall hereafter
sELL No GOODS At WHOLESALE eretEiag only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents 10 whom Certia.
cate Of such Agenoyw be given and who alone shall
be able 20 sell tho MORTON PEss e.. that city village
To my Agents fhan give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public a: ny Published and
well known prices
jewelers. or siaioners will in all cases be preferred
a. Agents.
Conditions and Terms ,or Agency viii be stated upon
application, BY letter or otherwise
Where no Agency IL established those wishing the
MoRT0y PIX must send 10 my store where prompt
attention viii be given TO their orders
A Circular. with fac-simile Engraving, Of AL Sizs
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