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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-07

Advertisers are respectfully informed that
their favors must be handed in by IL O'Clock
on Tuesday Of each week, to insure insertion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-07
AXES. AXES.
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the late firm OF
G. D. Smith and Co., are notified that they
will find their Notes and Accounts in the
hands of Y. J. Pope for collection, as fur
ther indulgence can not be given, owing to
the death of R. n. Norman.
G. D. SMITH.
Nov. 745 I'm.
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Graeser & McJunkin,
Commission & Forwarding
MERCHANTS,

Gcrvais Street, Columbia, S. q.
WOULD respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally that they will
attend personally to all business irrusted
to them. They will BUY COTTON ON
ORDER OR SELL 1T or any Of the PRO-
DUCTS OF THE COUNTRY, Oh as favor
able terms as any house in the city. They
arc also ., epared to STORE or FORW ARD
Cotton, to be ,oid either in Charleston,
New York, or Liverpool.
Being familiar with all necessary details
in relation 10 the Internal Revenue Tax,
Cotton sent to our care will be forwarded
without delay.
Planters and others will find it to their
interest to entrust to us the transaction Of
their business. c. a. GRA ESER,
W. S. MCJUNKIN.
Nov. 7, 1865 45-tf
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C0DartnershiD Notice.
Nov 7 emo

THE undersigned have this day form
ed partnership, under the name and
style of Girardcau & Ki.tleband, for the
purpose Of carrying on general Grocery
and Dry Goods business, in the Town of
Newberry.. G NJ. Gl2ARDEAU,
Nov. T. st. S. D. KlTTLEBAND.
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NEWBERRY, S. C.

Wednesday Morning, November 7, 1866.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-07

At the celebration of a marriage, a
large number of young ladies present,
the minister said: "Those wishing to
be joined in the holy bonds of matrimo-
ny will please stand up" and nearly all
the young ladies arose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
BROWNVILLE STEAM FERRY.

The business inspiring whistle OF lie
'~'IDoNA,'' The steam ferry-boaI how run
Ing between this city AID The Missouri
shore, can be heard every half hour Of
lhe day. She arrived here last Sunda ny.
As a boat, she is all hat could be desired;
swift, elegant and commodious. Her
length 50 feet, breath 33 feet, and draw,
my 10 inches water. She has q centre
wheel. Is feet in diameter; a l6 foot
boiler; 5 1ues - in diameter ; with a
ID inch cylaneer, 8 foot stroke. She
makes regular trips. every half hour.
and can cross al one "Trip, without crowd
mg, II TWO horse wagons and teams, be-
sides as many pass sngers as can crowd
aboard. With a li;tle alteration she viii
rave a very c~omrnodIous cabin for pas.
Sc ngers. She cost SIS, 600.
J. c. Yantis, we believe, is the pres
err owner Of the boat
To much can hardly be said of the un'
firing energy displayed in getting a boai
for thus point by w. S. Morgan, Presen
manager of the Idona. Through many
difficulties has he pursued his object, and
earned the gratitude Of this community
and, we hope, Will receive bounteou:
~pecuniary smiles from dame Fortune,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
murder near Kebrakka civ,

Through the gentle manly Operator
at this place we learn hat on last Tues
day a man by the name Of Cash murder
ed a boy who was heTding cattle about
two miles frcm Nebraska City, threw
he body into a creek and drove the cat
tie into The CRY. where be sold them, re-
ceiying SlC0 down and was 10 get the
balance mex morning, but left betOre
hat time. Ia the meantime The MURDER
was discovered. and cccasioned the most
intense excitement. Large and uumer-
Gus patrols are after The murderer. $500
reward is offered for his aftesi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
LEGaL -NOTlCE

IN k.nr3s Z d tAani : kiaG S"n are h.re
H. fci 1t !, iuaitar u gsn- - Fa ntjtT "a
81, hti II -hapc-sy agsiusf vi liam kttiIai
Ef-ntt h- Davd hinsi*,n. New "a Sin
4 a.: as. tilsi.Le Is K mai 90 and siorgc
tFderptl AfFy sirsf lis ~. fct
"a kiriisap d.. a--t. j u rendtat-.
ttert - y IN b sonhty. la 3.
+l All - To- ttj - an feiy,r of said
81 Is . ,.t.np - de- rec 81 tore l.ae; pm II Ger
tain ser sigeex r,tst b, he said eel kinui-op.
"a iho b "a -. oj Ap.a,t ls59 20 Eushbah n \
ar . 10 tie fsli wi Leaf -tafe W. The
oh 3 = gus ter - Section " hJ-en, IA IOWA
POI So x iisge y thi.t enT J. I n NeIna
IS oaautg Aeoo4ssa isfritpry. The .ait ticri-
- wssR d5ts ss,u 3 CT ? certain pFamisssry
as-s o tie Sane date, Also executes IS TIE aid
aN. kiunis1n ~ lay T u tbc sad Lufhhaugh (
Carson tor be sum - tz59c0 add due eve
1O1fts from date th. re T. Tar Sand AuTtg1ge
,od note aaytng beehdu yfss i.ned aud trsnsferred
5 nov the property Of the said lohLathap higgins
and the sail Defend rnts WiIHsm Kinni.on and
DAM Kinnis0n are Required te answer sail 1911
10 OF before the l>tdty &c OcFeheF. 4. -. 1855
JONATHAN HIT6I%S
IS a. 1855 per TIPrOS q isEwErT ms ATTY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

. reconstruction as would forever place
j, out Of the power Of rebels 10 inaugu,
rate another civil war; to this position.
he has proven shamefully recfeant. and
is bot one step removed from the rebel
element Of the south, which is even DOW
aa,tering itself With hopes of success in
another war against .be Government
Having gone thus far. would il be very
strange should he take that step Now.
is il policy, is il wise, or prudent. by gen.
eral concent, to place near one-fourih of
a million OF positions, whose patronage
amounts in the aggregate to hundreds
of millions Of dollars. completely in the
power Of such a man and at such a time {?
To be used by him in forcing upon The
country my policy" Of recognizing the
South as fully RECONSTRUCTED 2" To de-
feat The mild and just Constitutional Am.
endment submitted by the late Congress ?
To lift 10 place and power those Who,e
sympathies have been wnhthe rebellion!
To hand over 10 their late Grants The
%freedraen? A population Of the Na-
'ienai and assumption Of ihe rebel dbl :
n fac, the Presidents policy IS auy,b,ne
a. VII give him the Southefn VOC a.
,he rex Presidential J. cion Ttat IA
intends - " eie ID 5 patronage Tor h..
vu aegaa zneps uot car d - 80,
havrJepl ~ 81 atr.
rhis coapeca ae en- suft
5 rm h1, reflss ~ sga ae ass ~
m-os Bureau Bii b~eea.sa u w. u,
nense patronage "a placed Al h,s dispose
i Is coutsaded that officers Of ~
Government should rsaec, HE yi-w< ot
he appointing pow-t Tor dae argument.
granted. Tn President dominates. aud
The Senate conf rs! To whom he
belongs this endorsement? Is i CON
so near the zone man power that il Is
a political sin to endorse re m~qjSFity
who certainly had most to do ~ placing
the Government IN loyal hands, aud Tha
are pledged 10 see it kept there? Thu
theory, once aoqpiesced in by the people,
would make Us fl tools for lyran 5 TO en-
slave, and would Danish freedom from
our land.
We believe hat loyal Office holders
everywhere owe II 10 the loyal party who
placed them in office, and to the cause
of liberty, champiOned by that loyal
party, TO stand firm and answering in
opinion ; and every man, who has the
good of his country athear., to oppose he
damnable dogma hat the public patron
age can be use by Andrew Johnron' or
any other man," TO further individual
schemes or personal ambition.
The consent of both appointing powers
should be necessary te remove, and be-
tween the meetings of Congress, no re.
moyals should be made save for incom.
petancy or dishonesty, no vacancies filled
unless made by these causes, death or
resignation. Setting aside the danger
of the present system, il is a "stench 10
the nosirils" of Liberly, and makes free.
dom but a toy in the hands Of ambiuoOs
and designing men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Yesterday, about noon, the R.R. Pack
ct. j. H.. Lacy, made our landing, having
on board Lieut.. Gen. Shermon and Sen.
ator Shermon, of Ohio. The big guc"
was in full tune. and rang forth a glori-
Gus salute to these distinguished pnssen-
gers. Hon. T. w. Upton dad the es-
pecial honors of the occasion, and into.
duced them to the Immense crowd lhGi
lined the levee. The General met the
reques, for a speech with q mOdesg by
no means a criterion of his style OF
walking into rebs." The Senator ex
cused himself by want of time, yet paid
a Just tribute to the gallant 'boys il
blue" who, with his brother, marched
down to the Sea-" The Lacy remand
but about FIVE minutes. We never wit
ness a more delighted crowd, and it was
TRULY refreshing to see the willing HON.
age displayed to true patriotism and
worth, as on this occasion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Err raOn AZ l raAvrILrR.

ALETTER from AN OLD TRAVELLER.
Messrs Prince. Walton & Co...
Gentlemen
As you are aware have been en-
gagged up TO a short time past as ~.aavei-
agent for J.. C. Aver & Co.
/ was taken very sick with d bilious
attack while travelling 10 The State o.
Indiana. l had taken Ayers pills be
fore for the same difficulty. bot with n
good effect. A travelling FREUD VIII
happened TO be stopping al he same ho-
tel recommended me TO Try some Rd.
backs Pills. / confess frankly that ]
had no confidence in Them at The time
Tut through The opportunities of my
friend | was persuaded to lake them
aud with astonishing eff Ct they entirely
removed the bile, and operated on tbs
liver SO efeciually ,hat in a day | wa.
As well a. usual.
nh-sitanngIy recommend them tC
b. the hest pills IN the market.
Ycu are a. liberty 10 publish This, as
lrtii, II ii Jury l owe 10 be plblle II gave
uv (uhsoliened) ,esumot Is their IA
sr. CHAS. + CUBURN
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Nothing is more TO be desired than a
good appeate, and to have the food d.
gesl well, the stomach and Bowels in
perfect order. which renders good health
certain ard enduring. when The nppe
lite fails. the stomach is sour and foul.
The bowels in an abnormal condition, take
Goes Dyspepsia Cure At once. Il is a
most excellent medicine, gives great sa,
isfaclion, and is sure in us results Waer-
ever taken according n direct ms. W.
bid our friends try it with c,l.i i4nee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
.MASTER.S SALE

Notice Is Hereby given thar nv Writ te of an or.
'er. II the d SIR ct Court C Nemlba County. Ne.
IRA .ka Territory. in Chancery, in the case of John
Bell against John J. Rltchie, Mary J. Ritchie and
Henry NJ. Atkinson. made at the Spring eF1 A ID
1898 and To me directed will on
the 18th fav Of Septeinher. A. D. 1866.
81 ons o'cIo,k ?. ". oHer for ssje at ,ublic Aue.
ton, to the highest b lef fer essir. at the front
loor Of McPnersou'> llall. in lir@Sny Ne. n. mlha
County, Nebraskt Tertiary. (the fafe whore ths
last term If said Court for said County was held,
the South East quarter, or the South West frae-
tionaf qurrter, of Section nineteen (tg) in Town
shin four a., North Of Range fifteen ISL East, in
said Nemaha COunty, Nehr4SGa TerritJ-Y.
Given under my hard this I4,h lay Of august IS6
CHARLES g. DORSEY,
fs 1t 500 Master in Ctaucefy
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Il X FIsRER,
CIV FAIRBRoTHETl Secretaries.
ANDY JOhnsQn's Bread ahdBuuer.

Much Las been, and is being, said by
both the Conservative and Radical press
Of The above named article ; the former
claiming that Andy's recent base change
entities cOpPerheads TO "lhese supplies"
while some Radical journals admit this
theory BY urging loyal men TO ',let CO."
This, we shall always oppose. We
believe that every radical official holding
a position under the Government of the
United States, owes j. TO that Government
to hold on with all the tenacily hat love
OF country, or of the principle of true
freedom, can inspire. The Offices never
were acquired as the gift of Andrew
johnson, and such an admission by the
press OF the country is the most danger
Gus Of the signs Of the iimes,n An.
Grew johnson was elected upon a plat
'orn and By d party demanding such q
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Quite a serious accident happened to
S. r. Mar IN, at The BrownvllIe House.
last Friday n'ehl. Ii appears that abour
| o%'elpck, he 20, up in a fiji Of somnam-
bulIsm, walled down stairs aud IF rhe
porch at he rear OF tbe House. falling
about ten feet uFun tgo lower steps.
which Nefe brokph ~ he fail. Marun
had he tritof Ls JlgLt arm lr'krr
nd a pike ran nto his shoulder. break,
M some # lie lon,s AID lacera'ne
BIZ ~ Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
'.TYt0N STATE CONVENTION.

Tie Unlon Voters Of Nebraska. those
n are m favor of the ratification Of the
-%a.,uuuonal Amendment recently pro-
oosed by Congress, and The restoration OF
(, so.caned Seceeded States TO their or
.-;ral status and relations 10 the Federal
4 Sovernm.nt upon The basis Of saId amend
INT. who are in favor Of the poIIIcal
.g.;rs of the rati,n being administered by
no Ioyal people, whp. by n cordial sup
ar, Of The wa5 policy Of the adminlstrA-
rpon aud " The tree sacutice ot lie and
,,o,.tty. drmans,ratec hat they wer
e, r enl, uf me couary m lie hour %.
n. t,r.,: Who sre IN favor ct MAINTAIN
"a :, Uauy of +he States, a aby COS
Sn5 a h lr1s 9pal and exact loslcs
d, u d. ,he law, are recommends q
- .sab.e 81 ihs County Seats of their
s-a-e counties (snd a. such C0cny
ea +. day be agreed UPON 10 case III
..7se district or
. Tsogsley 4ugast SOFA 1866,
% ,1ca P. NJ. and select ,he nun
Der OF Delegates TO which hey are Sc
rerally entitled with an alternate fe1
each Delegaie) 10 meet in General Cop-
yenuon at Brewnville, on
Thursday September 9Th, 1866,
for the purpos of nominating a candidate
for Member of Congress to be supported
81 the general elecuon TO be held on the
second Tuesday ia October next.
The basis of representation in the
Convention, is the Union vote casa for
Governor at the election 10 June lat:
he whole number of delegates being sew
enly. The following is the representa-
uon 10 which the several counties aud
districts named, are respectively entitled:
Richardson County. ...1....
s'sg
OtOe ........... ..-..-.-.....
Cas- .-........s-t
Sarpy
DoEras.-...... 49,. -..---. n..-...s-q
Warrington ..+..--.....- .-.- .---4
Burt ......--..-s-
Dakota go. 49, s...s- ~
Dixon Cedar and Lean qui COurs.."--.-..2
Cumtnr $3.50. 1890. .---..i
Dodge go. ~
Saunders Rnd 'Butler-... --
LAuea-ter..-. So.
Seward ana Saline --...t
Johnson ss-s .--s o q. 80 'ss- -
PaWnes ....-s--..
Gage -.-..-.-.--.
. Jones ...---.. ..-..-.--....-
Platte $3.50. .....--. .r..--.-
Hail and Morrick 49,.
Buffalo. KeArney and Lincoln
il is hoped thai the primary meetings
in The various counties will be generally
attended. TO the end that the choice Of
The Union voters Of Nebraska may be
fairly reflected ia the Convention.
By ORDER OF THE CEIoN STATE Cen.
TRAL C0AxfvTEE
. JOHN !. REDICK,
Chairman.
OMAHA Aug. 9, 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Last Monday, our City Marshal, Josh
Rogers, arrested a a by the name of
York on charge Of stealing a horse from
a farmer by The name Of Wood living
ten miles west of Nebraska City. Josh
"pumped" a confession Oul of him, aud
then turned him over to the Sheriff of
0iOe county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

Ycu, Catharine Davis win take notice that on the
l4sh day Of August 1896, J. Davis hled q Petition
as Complainant against ) 4 as Respondent IN ne
o istr'et Court, Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritoEy. The object and pray CT Of said Petition s
10 ,biaih . divorce from The bends of masrIm0ny
II. b 1ta. sId the ensi,dy e the Children.
You arc resuired to answer said P=titi0n on u
before The is dag Of October 1865
TOWL& SCfi0ENHElT,
A. and Sol. for &, mfiainant-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Joseph Z Lancaster was installed in
the office of Collector of Internal Reven-
ue Of The District of Nebraska, on Mon
day last. Mr.. LaMaS;er is a young nan
of energy and Industry and viii doubtless
prove himself an efficient Colleelor.-Ne.
braska CITY Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Episcopal Services al Mcrherson' 5
Hall. Sunday next at The usual hours
Subjecl for evening Sermon, The doe
lrIne of the Laying On Of Hands" OF
Confirmation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Sugar Of Lemons for >aln AT
HOLIDAY & cos.

Married. ne cay OF S.. Joseph
Aug. OH, ly A. 3. Lyon, Esq. Mr..
Francisco a Bas,es. of n tbraska Guy.
10 Miss Rosanal. Pollock, OF Brownullle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
RFFERFWrRQ

Ion. T berl c Eirb, Ohio. nm.
9enn. Az-GpF. 1salssli, Wis Un
I0a. @ u Williams. 3raeai l.nef
lex u u. ula A.. p EareT,
berg. Eq fePskls EsusH. J5ta u
BnGilc y. T. PIE EslEy Bctiet.a
C.y. Caas FfaiQsle< Alec. Esq..f
efts premiEeat Da-aeas Esa =
qa-iatanca,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

e. NJ. Hen det.on IS improveing iht
store room next cur Office aud viii SCOT
be on hand u uote lhan has usual at.
commodatng style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

VIM. II. MtCTeery, of the City
Drug Store, has just received another
large stock of Oils and Paints. Drugs
and Medicines. He also keeps on hant
a large variety of Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Bishop GARRISON vIll administer Con-
irmatiop in McPeerson's Hall on the
evening of Sept. Oh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Medford. We notice, has been making
an extension TO his Cabinet Shop on the
corner of Main aud socond streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

The addition Den is building 10 his
uptown warehouse makes things wear a
better aspect in his vicinity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Smith Tutlle has received the appoint
ment, and is now, Deputy Sheriff 0
Nemaha County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Graham FlOar for ale at
J. j. MCGEE & cos.

Sec Stryrn~. B.ydrn & Co'e Lottery
advertisement in esday's paper, and Sc.
cure your fortune ly sending for somt
tickets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Browns Patent Metal Top Lamp
Chimneys-see advertisement on our first
pag,-for sale at
SWAN & BROS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
GENERAL AGFNTs-

G. TuAeKEs. Publisher &C.. Il Colrt Sc.
BERNyED = BrUIER, 30 West 81. Ciaefafaf o.
BULK h BAgTH, Booksc Hrrs s., Uuisa III. 81 D-
pot, Indianapolis mi.
E1snER 4 liEGs.. 4aac store, III Aaia
D4yfun O4io
r. N0Lgy Z Co, 0iia.ngtga Dssaware
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Last Saturday was lulelclly hot, the
mercury rising TO 100 deg in lie shade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Holiday s Co are selling Oils. Pain,
and Drugs as cheap as any house in Ne
braska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

W4yTrD-GeHera Hsents Cor CT fss. T,a
III trlcts, wh0 con app d. ~ z as-iveS
Lso hleai Aeen- 10 small 4 8na
SEED hefeTeucys Tlth aPqlatice
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
TWo sTYLEs on HoRsE PoWERs.
TIE ~CoMPEEsA7ING" PowER,
Doth eight and ten horse.)

A1zuiaE sambitta exists azo1g threste-st 70 Heza
the best machine il to neigh5o-lood.B Eo.hinzi
more dcagreea5!s to then tha1 y have E-ngs cs--
plain that their week Is not properly doas G. 70 lozo
valuable tine b. raasol Of b-sak2-s-, end they za-
not be too careful il selecting : naoLta,.
Tho s~weevstskas r. the accredited head
Of the Threshing Machine amily, and its superior
strength, durability, simplicity, casa or drar, style
OF finish, and capacity for threshinS anal CLEANING
grain faster and better than any other il tho world,
E=S acknowledged
The great reputation achieved By this
faVorite machinehas led several INSCRIPTIONS manu-
fscturcrs, and numerous agents, 20 attach the nams
"SwEErsTAEEs, in one way and another, 90 tleiT
machines and advertisements to misleId and deceive.
This is thS essence Of nean1ess-down-
right piracy, and sailing under false eolors. TO
avoid the counterfeit, see that every machine has
tie card, &C. AULTHAN & CO., MANUFAcTURERs,
CaRt'H, Ohio, " in gilt letters, consp!euously on both
sides of the Separator.
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher to pick his ~ustome seldom stops for re-
pairs, lasts much longer than others, saves much
grumbling and v~exation, does the same amount Of
work with less labor, and enables him to select tho
best and most profitable Jobs
The farmers give it q preference, and
often m extra price per bushcl, because il threshe5
clean from the heads, separates perfectly from the
straw, cleans At for markets without waste, saves ali
the grain, docs its work with the utmost speed. safe
~ and economy, and does not keep q gang Of men
and teams about them on expense
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear
Is to DO found only on the SwEEPsTAKEs.
Our "Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
hbles the, operator to control the direction Of the
blast, and POSITION Of the selves, and clean either
heavy or light. grain, without waste. as fast as tt
can be threshed, 1.-The chat and dirt being separated
from the grain before it striLes the seize az al.
Separators, Horse Powers, Straw Stack
ers, Gears or Jacks, sold separately. when
desired. written warranty delivered with every
machine. The SWEEPSTAKES" is usually a very
scarce article after harvest, and parties should order
early.
Call or send and get q pamphlet circular,
giving n full description ami particulars. together
With numerous certificates, ami the names and resi-
aence OF over three thousand persons who have
bJught and used the SwEEPsTAKEs in Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Kansas, alone.
THEO. HILL & GO.
AGebth, BhowNvIL1E, NEpEAsx4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
linton TerrItOrIaI contention.
OMAHA Aug. 9, 1865.

The Union voters of the Territory of
Nebraska, by iheir properly appointed
delegates, will meet in Geaefal COnven-
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

Asa fer.beI niueement 20 orr grHser
act fafrsaiaty na5 pEauqty s.
1.um - Oaenulored bD iars. irrs>rr
nmissons, - our n.ss sacec
p re g-t,ef utG taa t5resss rfr3.e
asium 5ftTeag Ese 33HMs
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Thursday September 6h. 1866,

at BRowSvrLLE, for the purpose of nom
inatIng Candidates 10 be supported At the
next pc era election, for the fl owing
offices to-wIt: A Delegate 10 Congress
a Territorial Auditor, aud Territorial
Trta.ursr.
The primary meetings for the selection
Of Delegates, wall be held at the copny
seats of the d iferent counties on
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.
August 9, 1866,

Pursuan, to the above Calls of the
Territorial and State Central COmmittee
she Union Voters of Nemaha County are
requested 10 meet in
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
WhiakeIaI Whiskerau

DR.. J.. o. NOxTEz' C,rrolia. ihc greatest siimu-
IstsF in the world, will force vii hers 81 MoSiach
5 to grow on the smoot1esf face ~ chin; n.v
xnown T. fail. Sample fbr trial seat FREE - any
one dcsiIons - testing its merits. Address.
46 ia IIETIs ( Co, IS Va ssl 1t n. 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

The F%erf'suruee u Mslo9fs bs
>hoav Yesterday ra a
rfhfag 4r Il
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Ag uniS Wanted. Slo0 a monli
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Magic Relief ~ wahttrayelIng agent
all through ,he State Of Missouri aud Ne
bra ia 10 sell IBIS lrply wonderful med
icltie. For particulars apply 10
B. ". BURST,
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
Thursday Tie 3OIA insf.

a. > o'clock p M-The bases OF the call
Is he sane as 81, forth 10y the STATE
Committees. under the head Of 'pnIon
State Couvenuou - and the representa-
ton Will be The same as Indicated an the
liable annexed to said CaA.
By ORDER OF THE UNIoN fEkRIToRI-
AL CESTRAL COMMITTEES.
O..P. MASON,
Chairman.
August 8. 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16
MASS CONVENTION

At McPherson's Hall, August 30th
1896, for the purpose of elecIing Dele
gates 10 the Territorial and State Con.
Fentions.
J.. BY order of the County Union Gen.
iral Committees.
" c. G. DORSEY.
w. H. HOOVER, ! Chm.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-16

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