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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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Truth sone foI ia Capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
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HELNiBOLD'SS

eth disorders ac, mankind arise nom the CORRUPTION
th.a b. The OF eli tho discoveries that have been
sd 70 purge qoa 10 eject HELMBOLDs CoM
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cot he ~lch make disease. IL stimulates the hfAhy
ssers body Hps the disorder that grow aud anie
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hes virtues surprising snyhiuS they lave ever taken
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nh, .oo TO tie Lisbon Die, bottle Is fully equal
40 s.lon ef the syrup ssrsapa or the detection usually
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

N. Xxi AF-aHI ST. LOUIS. July. "a. isss
Ieheerfuily makethe foIioW1ue statement Of f1cts
concerning my Own astonishing cure, which to me Eas
About three years ago I took a severe cold which
seenedtO locate On my chest and lungs, and sincs that
time my condition has been truly alarmlpr- ssreeIaI
y for eighteen months. Ny p~hyicans, myself and
fTleuds had abandoned an hopes Of my recovery. .
language ian describe my suHsrinTs, which annoyed
me botfsday and night.
No effort on my part to obtain a cure had been
9mitteTb fer / employed. from The commencement
ms sickDass, the most eminent medical men Of the
state, and took their remedies faithfully, until they
frankly told PIE thatI bad TubeFculOus Consumption
and could not be c1rod. Previous 10 the announce.
ment Of my Physicians, I had seen Dr. BOrts card In
ne Press and had baen advised By my friends 70 en-
pioy him But I was very much disoourh ed In re-
gard to my Addiction, A short time previous 70 aP-
plying TO him I observed several Testimonials from
persons who knew hsd been In delicate health, and
some Of Which excited my mind 70 call On hin Tor ID.
8E6OuE two months since told the DoetOr I had no
money to throw sway, and did not wish % Dc treated
unless be was confident, Of SUCCESS. Be frankly told
ms that be did not wish 70 treat me unless he ursd
me, and sdd he Would decide that facttn a few mo
.ment, and proceeded 70 examine me, and IN less than
can truly say with pleasure, FOR the benefit Of those
suffering from the same din1culties, that ] haVeonIy
been uudsr Or. Bort's treatment some two months,
and AN a NEW man. I bad anticipated that ! should
receive about the sam E routine Of druEsing az I bad
received from Other phy sieians T; but on the eonttsTi
he gave me no napseOps medicines or mineral pois-
oEE. The Fhola treainent from the beaianinE was
very pleasant and agreeable.
I have heard a great many reaSOns speak ofths
treatment who have been cured and Of ole aerod
speak Of the agreeable p ode Of treatment. There
seems no confusion or guess work about Dr.. Borfs
treatment or diagnosis % diseaBe. He proc eds upon
Axed and we'll established principals, and according
10 laws veil understood BY hfmself aHf Ger in goOd
evidence Of their Infallibihty from the i1ct Ihathei IS
most generally useful, and can, uitL perfect saiey
cure those chronic diseases OF years sti tirE, Whisa
has been ful y demonstrated On thousands - cases.
s-s GIBSON n LUWEhY,
Seventeenth Street., 81 Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21


The following from the Nebraska City
News of the 9Th, indicates plainly Dem.
ocratic regard for the soldier:
"The magnificent Major has not con-
descended to inform his sable, souleG
friends whether voting has ceased or not.
The soldiers could haze been made TO poll
1900 votes Just as legally as ll8. The
entire Uots as a swindle-G fraud upon he
people of Nebraska"
How do you like it! ye soldiers who
have been duped into helping to position
the party who would hare disfranchised
you while you were reriling life and limb
for your country; will ye still be gull
led again by the party who are led by
the man who published the above insult
to patriotism I! How do you like it rela.
tives and friends of the Veteran First
Nebraska Morton and the Democratic
party now stand the avowed opponents of
sGtdier and negro suffrage I! They would
place both on a par. Remember, SOL
diers, that the Nebraska Democracy con.
slider your voting a "swindle," and an
courage" "Of with your hats" is
the order!3du lssp E.9aalIz9 ssr
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
Enre CrOn 0f Winter Wheat

One great objection to Nebraska that
many Of our farmers urge is that it Is not
"a COED wheat cOuu,ry. The past ten
years scenic prOve ibis fact, yetwe have
heard of no instances where our farmers
have really tried TO avoid the causes
which have made Winter Wheat a doubt
full crop. The princip pal causes, asnear
as we can learn, which destroy Winter
Wheat are, the prevailing high winds
which, blowing the soil from the roots of
the young wheat, which is sOwn broad
cast, leave the tender roots expose in
early Spring; and, the alternate thawings
and freezings which prevail during win
tiers. The following method 10 insure a
crop we find in the Chicago Tribune
Il is given by an extensive farmer IN
Illinois. who has tried it repeatedly with
success, and in whose neighbOrhoOd II is
now generally pracliced successful lily:
1.-The ground is carefully plowed and
prepared toward The last of August or
early days of September, and the wheat
is then put in with a drill. A quantity
of oats, equal to about half that would
be put ! n on a like piece of ground for a
crop, is then sOwn on the wheat, and
both wheat and oats come forward, and,
before the cold sets In, cover the ground
with a mass Of green. ? The frosts kill
the oats, and the decayed leaves, if they
may be so called, surrounding and partly
covering the still growing wheat, effect
ually shield it from the fatal effects OF
the rapid freezings, thawings and furi.l
Gus winds of the early spring."sa go Isl
This method seems to US peculiarly
adapted to obviate the difficulties expert
.enced in Nebraska, and we hope our
farmers will give it a trial. -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

againss State. given in the Rock Blufa
precinct, counted, or fight 80"
Morton is an iniamatory cuss! So far
as calling on others to fight his bravery
is unimpeachable, and be will doubtless
be as successful as be was in backing the
South in their innOcent sport Of murder
ing Union men during the rebellion Lei
him howl from his der, surrounded as he
is by the Invited" bushwhackers, guer.
rillas and Prices men, yet, we predict
that Morton will do none Of the fighting.
The Omaha Herald also goes in Justify
upon this affair. denOuncing the board of
c~anvassers, etc., and is also for fight
Here4his valient suffer- who skunk away
from the "Burnt District" and Presson
like a whipped spaniel two years ago
I'VE call upon Democrats everywhere
TO confront the men who, by the basest
acts of villsiny, are seeking TO deprive
them of their rights. If It shall be that
State has carried, we wantihem to come
up 10 this Capital at the meeting of the
Legislature prepared to resist to the last
extremity, all attempts to carry out the
unhoIy scheme now incubating to over
throw the expressed voice of the people
at the ballOt.bOx." s. VS. 7l
Fighting Miller, who ran away, 10
live to fight another day! This appeal
is regular southern doctrine and is only
what might be expected from these cop
perheads. The forcing business could be
participated in by two, yet, we would
urge that Union men remain at home until
called upon by the proper authorities /!
We believe the board Of canvassers
should and will be sustained by all right
minded men, who desire to see the puri.
~ of the ballot box and the law sustain
ed; and we have no fear of the result,
even should such Democratic arguments
as pistols, brick-bals and clubs be resort
edit by "MOrtOn's invited guests"
Another fraud is reported in Richard
son county. Il is alledged, on good au-
thority, that a Democratic Judge of cleo
ton, at Falls City, was actually caught
stufing the ballot box during the hours
of election And hat a voter, after BID
had voted, saw his ticket lying beneath
the liable on which was the ballot box !!
Yet, not one chirp Of condemnation for
this Democratic judge comes from the
high-minded, "fghtiDg-cock" apOlOgist
for treason and the Rock Bluffs swiHdle |!
who attempted, a few years ago, to get
into Congress on fraudulent votes cast By
a lame negro fiddler from Minnesota!
These frauds will be dealt with by the
Legislature, as the necessary papers
have already been filed by Mr., Sumerlad,
whose election only is effected by the
fraud il Falls City. Let the result be
what it may,'we are opposed to any
fighting, unless inaugurated by the DEM
ocratic party, then letthe laws be enfOrC-
ed! r
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

The meeting of citizens of Nemaha
county, called for the purpose of organi-
zing an Association to raise funds for the
erection Of a Monument in Walnut
Grove Cemetery in this city to the mem.
DRY of the late Hon. SAMUEL G. DAILY,
having met on the 18th and adjourned to
8 o'clock, p. M, this 18th day of June,
1856, met pursuant to adjournment at
the Office of VIM. H. Hoover, in Brown
vile, and effected a permanent organi "a.
ton by the election Of IS.
S. P. Majors, President,
H.. M. Atkinson, Secretary,
John L. Carson, Treasurer, 81
Of the Association. ~
On motion, E. w. Thomas, E. Worth
ing, o. B. Hewett, S. M. Richand VIM.
H. Hoover were appointed a committee
to report the names of persons in the
various Counties in the Territory 10 act
as Directors in their respective counties
in soliciting contributions, and appointing
suitable persons to attend to the collecting
of funds for the Monument in the vari-
our precincts in Nemaha county. The
following is the report of said committee
For Directors in the various Counties
in the Territory:
Judge E. S. Dundy, for Richardson Co.
Jno. L. Carson, for Nemaha county.
Hon. David Butler, for PaWnee county.
Capt. Presson, for Johnson county.
Hon. N. Blakely, Gage county.
Rev. Young, for Lancaster, Saline &
Seward counties. !.
Hon. Royal Buck, for OtOe county.
Hon. Hannah, for Cass county.
Hon. John @. Goss, for Sarpy county.
Hon. A. S. Paddock, for Douglas co.
Hon. T. Kennard Washington county.
Col. R. w, Furnas and Geo. B. Graf
for Burt, Cumming and al counties
north Of Reserve. 3 GO sa
M. H. Sydenham, Esq, KearneY co.
Hon. o. lib Williams, for Platte,
Hall and Buffalo counties.
Committee to solicit subscriptions N
Nemaha county ; 81 mona co.'s
BrOwnville Precinct, mo L. Carson
and E. Worthing.
Peru Precinct. Thos. M. Green and
Danl C. Cole.
Nemaha City, D.. C. Sanders and John
Barnes.
Aspinwall Precinct, I'M. Paulin.
ST. DerOin, A. J. Ritter. 81
Glen Rock. Franklin BEDFORD
Lafayette, Phillip Starr. 81.
Washington, Barney otens.
Benton, Henry Sherman.
Bedford. A. T. d. Hughes.
Douglas, John Long.
On motion, report of Committee was
received and adopted
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
The News.

The Fenian excitement is subsiding
very fast, and will soon completely die
out.
Al attempt in Congress to repeal the
neutrality laws between this country and
Canada, failed.
The new postal law, just passed, re-
quires extra postage On a letter forward
ed from one office to another at the re.
quest of the party addressed and re.
stores dead letters to the writer's free.
A fight in high life occurred in Wash
ington on the 18th. On the l1th very
exciting debate occurred in the House,
during which high words passed between
REPRESENTATIVES Grinnell, of Iowa, and
Rousseau, of Kentucky. On the 18th
as Grinnel was leaving the House, Ros-
seau followed him up and attacked him
with a cane. Grinnel made no resist
ance, nor was the drubbing very severe,
Rousseau will probably be suspended.
Quite a number of cases of cholera
have occurred in New York.
Of the rinderpest we hear nothing
lately, it is doubtless decreasing.
Horace Greedy is said to favor the
pardon Of JEFF. Davis. This will doubt
less be done if he is not sufficiently
scared to leave the country and forfeit
his bail. Il is difficult to tell which would
make treason most odious to hang him
or let him run at large despised by all ;
yet we rather believe in the hanging.
Bushwhackers are again on the ramp.
age in some portions of Missouri. On
the night of the 14th a gang made an
attempt to rescue one of their number
who was in jail at independence, during
which Henry Bugler, the Deputy Sheriff
and TAILOR, was INSTANTLY killed. 3
II will take about three million dollars
to carry out the treaties recently made
with the Indians. . 6 aaa
Our latest quotations on gold is so
cents premium, and on the rise This
doubtless Occasioned by foreign demand
upon our eastern merchants who have
been greatly overlrading during the past
hyear. .sta e1e "a e.
The time for the trial of Jeff. Davis
has been postponed to the first Monday
in October. 3
The validity of the civil rights bill has
again been called in question by Justice
Watkins, of Sandy Hook. Md. In the
case a charge Of rape was made by a
cOlOred women in behalf Of her daughter
against a white man. The Justice deci-
ded that the evidence of q white witness
was accessory before he could take
cognizanee Of the affair. The case was
reported to the Var Department and by
il reported to the proper authorities for
investigation.
tits said that a majority Of the Cab
met are in ~fayOrzOf JEFF. Davis being
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

Considerable is the agitation just now
in this Territory because of election
frauds and illegalities in the recent cleo
ton. From a desire to CONNER know
ingly we have refrained until now.
The beard Of canvassers have thrown
out the vote of Rock Bluffs Precinct for
illegaIily 1 n holding the election, Of
which the Plattsmouth Herald says:
awe understand il was in testimony
before the board of canvassers. accom-
panied BY a protest against canvassing
the vote Of said precinct, that the ballot
3ox was removed from the presence of
I'D tae electors within the time prohibited
by law, and was kept away for the space
Of one or two hours and that during
3 that time no one was given the opportu-
nily to vote, although men came for that
purpose and were unable to find a ballot
box and board Of Judges, as provided for
by lawU . ss
4' OF this the Omaha Republican says:
"As we understand The case the facts
in regard to the vote ID that precinct are
sbout as follows: I'D
The ballot-box was removed on two
occasions during the election, and was 10
the custody of one man ;-one of the
n Judges had been an officer in the rebel
army and the returns were not signed
or certified to by the proper officers"
Although strongly opposed 10 the
throwing out of a precinct vote on mere
technicolities, in this instance we believe
the board of canvassers were ~justifable
in thrcwing out the Rock Bluffs vote.
If the ful!fllment of the law IS optional
with the judges, the law is useless If il
is not optional with them. they are to
blame for the throwing out of the vote
The law is plain and unmistakable, on
page ll2, laws of 1854:
. ti Sec. l4-Afer the polls are opened
on the morning of the election, the bal
LOT box shall not be rszxosed from the UieT
of the electors present until the polls are
closed"
If the Judges may keep the ballot box
from the polls for one or two hours, they
may kept II away six or eight hours
Evsn If Thea, vas no stu6ing ~ the vio-
latiOn Of the lGW and consequent disfrdn-
ehissmegfcf Rock Bluffs rests upon t6'
judges! ol'
Other charges are made, that the vote
exceeds the number Of voters in the Pre-.
cinct; that the ballot box was in posses
sion Of only one of the judges during
Q election hours, and then not in view Of
sa the electors, and many other rumCrs, toe
Esa numerous 10 mention 90 81
OF this the Nebraska City News Of
che 18th, imam article headed ''5S OF
fight" gets eft the following:
Unless the Rock Bluffs vote be count.
ed and the IS honest Democratic MAORI.
y therein contained be credited TO the
Democratic ticket in that county. we are
SIS IN favor Of a general row with the radi.
Gals.
Democrats Of Cass county must be SIS
tanned IN their rights at all hazzards.-
Have ahe ffty,eight majority for Demo-
crazy and the seven.y-elghl majority
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21
III HANDLEY FARM
NEAR RROHNYILLE FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of an order Of tie Probate Court,
of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, 1 will Of
fer for sale at public Auction,
On the 2tst day Of July, A. d. 1866, a:
one o'clock p. NJ at the front entrance Of the Post
Office in BrownFiIle in said County Of Nemaha,
the following described cal estate situated IN Ne
maha County, Nebraska Territory to-Wit: Tho
West half Of tbs North East quarter Of Section
thirty in Township Ave, North Of Range sixt cen
East containing Eighty acres the South half OF
the North East quarter, Of Section thirty in Town
ship i've North of Range sixteen East, except .
tract Of land described as follows t wit; com-men-
cling at the South East corner OF the North
East quarter of said Section, running thence West
$50 rods, thence North AZ y rods, thence East 100
rods, thence South 423S rods, containing 40 acres J
except also a tract commencing at the South est
corn sr of said quarter Section, thence North ~
rods, thence East 10 rods, thence South 80 rods
thence West 10 rods, containing 10 ACRES and ex-
cept Also a tract commencing at the North west
corner Of the land formerly owned by w. d. Zook,
thence running East Ais feet to the County Road
thcnce North Is feet thence West 4l5 feet, thence
South Is feet to the place of beginning. The said
property known as the Handley Farmi and situa-
ted on the bottom about l IL miles South OF
BroWnVille. GALWAY MILLSAPS,
Administrator Of the Estate of Arch.
39-3t $10,5u Handley deceased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

On motion, che same COMMITTEES we're
instructed 10 prepare an address in cir
cular form explanatory Of the objects and
desires Of the Association.
On motion. the several Directors ap,
pointed 10 superinlend the collection Of
subscription 10 the various counties 10
the Territory were authorized to appoint
such Committees for their respective
counties and adopt such measures as they
may deem advisable for the collection of
funds in same for this Association.
NOfurther business appearing the As
ISOLATION adjourned to meet in this city
on Wednesday, June 2sth, 1866, at 3
o'clock, I. N.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-06-21

CERTIFICATES
4 few Of the many recent voluntary testimonials
OF cures from persons well and iayoraoiy kpown who
h~avebeen cured BY Dr.. Bort (and that too or the most
recent date). Although having many Thousands in
his possession, afew only Is here subjoined
ST. LOUIS MoJuns 18th 1855.
have been deaf in one ear for hty years, OCCASION
ed by Scarlet Fever Of Oanker-Tash, anc in the other
ear thirty years, caused BY lever and taking quiniqe.
Ny deafness wal so great that l .Ould with difficulty,
Understand any one and i was Impossible for me to
hear eomman conversation. Ny deafness wOs accom-
panied by q constant discharge from the ear ; also a
continuous roaring and kissing in ny ears. Three
moths since put my self under Or soTts care, al
though seVeuty-One years Of Rfe he caused mo to
JASPER S. JOHNSTON.
Fourteenth Street. St. LOuiS No.
Nj Johnston was formerly q wholesale Grocer on
SesOnd Street, st. Louis.
Twenty two years have suffered from a most dis
tressing disease OF the Eye and Liver. / have been
treated by sixteen different physicisns during that
time without benefit. 1 called On DR. Bogts and In
six weeks, without any operation on my Eyes, s9ep-.
tirely cure me. reside In. geTsygihe, Illinois
AMELIA F0RSYTH.
Sc Louis, No, June 18th 1866.
DR.. BORT-Dear Sir / have been blind and help
less for the last eleven years, being led most every.
where. ] have been nearly as bad for the past ffTeen
years, suffering far more thap tongue can tell. Now
my eyes are as well, and you have, thank God, cured
me-. And, II this plain statement can be the means
~of9giviDg relief to any poor sufferer zen map publish
it. MIS-. LOISTA BLOW,
IbaVe been afflicted with ScrOfulous Sore Eyes ever
since I can remember and have endeavored TO obtain
relief from every known source and finally. as q last
resource, IconclUded to place myself under the charge
Of Dr. Bort, who cured my eyes in six Weekss
Yours, Mr.. ABRAHAM GOODMAN,
-nr -e St. Lois No
ALTON, ~ILLS~Augasf t1ta 1865.
DR.. BORT-Dear Sir ] have takep your remedies
ard followed your directions for aCatafrh md DANES
with which I have 50 long been afflicted as yearsl
I am happy 70 state TO you that I am entirely cured,
and msny tha nks to you for the skill You PestoWed in
case.
/ am my dear sir your obedient friend and we'll Eishpr
~ n. D. BRYANT. Alton nilnois.
have been sunering from a Catarrhal BRectin Of
the Lungs for two years, 60 much so I was bed fast for
three months. Had constant cough, and exDectcEa
ting q thick, yellOWish matter. had pFevtoustO ap
plying to Dr.. Bort, endeaEOrod to obtain relief from
every known sow &C, and all 20 no avail until took
restnentf from Dr.. Bort Vho cured me- Ia six weeks
d. q @. p, G0LLAW.
No ls1 Fourteenth street, st Louis