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STATE TAX COLLECTORS
4 ND COMMISSIONERS TO AP-
"A PROVE PUBLIC SECURITIES. ar.

4 ND COMMISSIONERS TO AP-
"A PROVE PUBLIC SECURITIES, are
hereby notified that tho Act Of Decen Der.
1865. "To raise supplies" &c, (Sec. 8
requires The Treasurer to cause the Off /.
ci"l bonds OF the several Tax Collectors Of
this State to be examined by ths Commis
-lsners appointed in their respective Tax
Districts to approve public securities, and if
the said bonds are found to be sufficient and
satisfactory, they shall re-atfirin their ori
ginai approval thereof; but il found iasuf.
hcIent and unsatisfactory, they shall require
the same 10 10 70 executed and renewed
With good AND Sufficient sureties" The
POST OFFICE and ADDRESS Of
each Tax Collector, and of each Chairman
OF The Board Of commissioners. must bo
furnished to me without delay. so that iG
formation as 10 the penalty of each boad
and the namss Of the sureties thereto may
be forward ed. lf Commi,sloners should
ndJadge any bond to be insufficient and un
satisfactory, they will immediately give
notice thereof 10 the Treasurer or Comp.
rolisr. Gesersl.
WA. HOOD, State Treasurer.
STATS TREssUHY OFFICE, Columbia,
January 22d, 1866.
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LANcAsTERvILLE, January l, 1866.
We, the undersigned. take this method
Of informing our friends and patrons tha,
wc have removed our Store 10 Charlotte,
n. &, where We will keep general assort
m"nt Of Dry Goods. Hardware, Groceries,
Crockerv, &c. and will be pleased to re.
ceive visits from them, and are confident
lha; we can sell as cheap rs they can buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale cf Cotton and
Country produce generally, aud furnish any
information, at any time, in regard to prices
and shipment, North or South
Oar Store will he found on Trade street
under the Democrat printing office, opposite
DR.. Scars' Drug Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
uniform kindness aud encouragement which
We have received at your hands.
Respectfully, your oh't serv'ts
K. T. COCHRANE,
J. ii. WILSON. Jr.
January 10. 1866. lS-tf
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A party Of negroes on the Red River
rose in arms ten days ago, and tried TO
murder the ovepsers. Failing in their
pospose, they marched to another place
. await reipforesmsots. The military
captured oil Of them without Ssvioua difI
ficuIty, and arrested the accompiices on
several plantations, whore arms and am
mupi,ion were found sscrstsd. The mil.
i.ary are under ssms.
PUBLIC Dxpr or THE SoUTs.-Bsfore
the commencement of,hs var OF sec sssiop,
the debts Of the Southern States smount.
ed 70 one hundred ssd fifty millions,
most Of the bonds being held in Europe.
or this large sum Of Indebtedness, M,ssis.
sippi held share reaching twenty mil
lions. North Carolina nine millions, Loui,
sisos Eve and hah millions, and yir.
ginia ff.y six milioss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
Il InrIs- - q -.

ST. LOUIS, July, -. 1855.
I sheerf1lly make the following statement 81 facts
concerning my own astonishing cure, which % ne vas
life 70 the dead;
About three years ago took . severe cold which
seemed 70 locate on my chest and lungs, AID since thas
time my condition has been truly alarming, especial
y for eighteen months. Ny phyicians, myself and
frlends had abandOned all hopes Of my recoYe8 =. , o
lanEuaeO can describe my suaerinSs, whisa annoyed
No EFFORT on my part to obtain q sure had been
omitted, fer I employed. from the COMMENCEMENT Of
State, and took their remedies faithfully, Until they
frankly told me that had Tuberculous Consumptiol
and could not be earOd. Previoue 10 no Announces
ment Of my Physicians, ] had seen pr Sorts card ~
the Press, and had been advised By mF friepds % m
plOy him But I was very much dlscoura 81 10 re-
gs'd % my ~aaliction, A short time previous % Rp-
ply ing TO him I observed several testimonials from
persons who I knew had been IN dsiicate health, and
some q Which excited my mind 70 call on aim Tor al
vice, which I did.
About two months since I told the Doctor I had No
money TO throw away, sud aid not wish % be treated
unless he vas confident Of success. Be frankly told
me that be did nos wish 20 trBst me unless be cured
me, and said &c would decide that faettn . few mo
mens. and proceeded to examine me and ia less than
nfIeen minutes he said he would cure me. Now, I
can truly say with pleasure, for the benent % those
suffering from the same dincnlties, that ! have envy
been uuder DR.. Borts treatment some two months,
and am 4 new man. ] had anticipated that ! should
receive about the sam e routine % druE8ing a. I had
received from other physicians but on the contf-ry,
he gave me no nauseOus MEDICINES or mineral pois-
OEs. The whole treatment from the beainning was
very pleasant and agreeable.
I have heard a great many reasons speak % the
treatment who have been cured and o. one accord
speak Of the agreeable q ode Of treatment. There
seems no confusion or guess work about Dr.. B0rt's
treatment or diagOnosis Of disease. he proc eds upon
axed and we'll established principals, aud according
10 lfve well understood By himself aud fher in gnOd
evidences OF their InlaiIibilitJ from The fact thatbe b.
most generally useful, and can, with perfect safety
cure those chronic diseases Of years stsudlFg, which
has been fully demonstrated IN thousands % cases.
GIBSON II. LOWEaT
Seventeenth Street, 81 Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Joseph O'Pelt has opened a Saloon in
the basement of Breitmeyer's brick. on
Main Street. In this connection the &C
ton Of our City Fathers seems quite
strange. Some months since they deter
mined TO clear the side walks of all OBJ
s,ructions. To this effect certains Steps
we're ordered shortened, boxes, barrels.
and things removed. At this time the
Council received a lepgiby petition re-
questing permission to open a front en-
trance on the pavement to Breitmeyer's
basement. the petition was promptly re-
fused. In defiance of this refusal, the
entrance was made. and low the Council
has granted icensetO use 1t for a Saloon !
This is a bright business transaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

We learn from ell wei this section of
country that the Usage Orange Plants
have been greatly damaged by Gophers,
MOles. &c, so that the crop will be but
about One-half what was planted for
This has been from no fault in the soil,
but from poor seed and an imperfect
knowledge of the proper manner of cul-
livaring and avoiding the pests which de-
stroy them. Marsh & Co., have on
hand a work designed TO assist the farm
er in avoiding these difficulties, and being
within the reach Of all, noDe should have
a right to complain who have neglected
to avail themselves Of this light on the
subject
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Jacob MarOhn has Just received a
psW and well selected Stock of Goods
u'sA he is ready tO make up just as
Is be receives the order. II you
s' q good suit Of Clothes, there is the
% go, as you can get them made 10
ne Is SlsO agent for Singers Sew
machine. One Of the best and cheap
S~'ea'nes now operating in the United
He viii ssii them Al the same
NAT yOu would have to pay in St.
81 New York. See bis advertise
-'ai % another column
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Cosliveness or habitual Constipation.
From these affections arises many Of the
ailIngs of man.
We hear daily. people complain Of
headache, nervous debility. ETC., and
generally the cause of the complaint can
be traced TO their cOnstipaied habits. A
remedy for the cure of this trouble Is what
they want. We recommend d.. Ro-
backs Sugar Coated pills as the best
remedy we know of. They contain no
mercury. or other mineral poison, and
act like a charm on the liver and intes-
tines. Give them a trial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

The Neb. City Press Of the l4th says
she work on the c. B. & ST. Joe Rail
road was commenced opposite this city
this morning. The ears will be running
from here to Council Bluffs BY the Isl Of
January next and OVer The entire road
by The LIST Ct next July. The road south
Of the Missouri line has been turned
over to Mr.. Phelps, the purchaser by tbe
State"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

We are pleased TO call attention to the
net tbat Messrs. Barrett s. McNaughtOn
have established a Claim Agency in our
city. The recent act Of Congress equal
@zlng bOunties-which will be found on
eur first page-gresdy increases the
humber Of those having claims against
the Government. and che most essential
requisites in Claim Agents being honesty
and thorough acquaintance with the bust.
hess; we can chesrfuilg and heartily
Recommend the above firm to all who
have claims to collect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

See the advertisement Of Grapes and
Small Fruit for sale. in to-day's paper.
THIS FIRM have raised and scclimaled in
his country the largest Nursery Stock
every COTTON into one collection in this
Land District. The Tong experience and
Esl known ability of Mr. Burches war
rants Us in assuring the farming COM
nuni,y that his dealings are fair and his
Nursery stock good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Dog Days are fairly upon US. and this
is truly the sickly season. Do not be
without a supply of Goes Dyspepsia Cure
in the house. Il cures cholera morbgs,
cramps. pains and collie in either stomach
or bowels. is the only remedy ever dis.
covered that is sure cure for dyspepsia,
and is splendid anudote for disorders
occasioned by a change of water or diet,
being prompt, harmless and certain IN It's
action. we cheerfully commend it to ali
classes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
CORN CULTIVATOR.
TRENCH PLOWS-

We have the exclusive right to the manufacture
and Eale Of these plOWs in this Territory and ad-
jCIning counties Of Missouri, and intend to supply
al demands so far as practicable.
1t is conceded By all who have tested the Leeper
B Kidder Cultivator, that it is superior to all
Others, in the following respects:
LIST. The plOWman can ride easier and pillow with
less labor.
End. Any person who can drive q team can man
geit.
Sd. Crooked Town Of corn are ploWed a. easily
and thoEoughlya as straight ones, the plOwmsn sit
ting so n to observe the corn, aud see if the work
Is well done.
4th. It is guided bys perfectly natural and easy
foot motion, and does not eramp or tire the plOw-
man.
sth. The pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9th. The shoveIs may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tanned.
It'll. It has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
Sch, tits admirably adapted to plOWingin small
grain.
Every cultivatOr is we'll made, Of good material,
and warranted to do good work.
We refer 20 the following named persons, who
last year bought and used the cultivation manufac-
tured By Morgan b Mead, in AtehisOn county, Mis-
souri,, to-Wik:
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

We have just received a copy of the
Union Sentinel, published by LacOck &
~ooerhOltzer q, Hiawaiha, KS. A neat
NONatry paper and sound politically.
EroR II we learn that the engineers
are nOT surveying the St. Joseph aud
D-nEer railroad, and intend going as far
IS Maryvills. Marshal county. this sea-
'oA' If not farther. THIS seems to Us
0e golden opportunity" for Pawnes
o'On'y' and we hope its citizens viii move
sAriy u this matter and thus secure its
foil benefit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
REFERENCES

Hon. Robert G. kirk, Ohio. Eon. Henre s Sanford,
Conn. Ex-GOv. Randall, Wis, Hon James s Pike,
Maine. Hon. Pc Van Wrinkle, West virginia .
Hon. G. H. Williams, Oregon. General b. ]. Kilpat-
rick, n ,. Hon. A p. H0vey, Indiana. L. Holm
berg, $50. Topeka, Kansas. John p. HamIIn, Esq
bnnalo, N. 7. DR.. Henry Borrette n. D., Nevada
Olty. Chas Fredsriek AIosrt, Bsq., Idaho, ank any
Of the preminent bHsipess RsR in ohieage. u s8T ae
quaintaBoe, q
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

We clip the following fFem the Senate
proceedings of the 9Th ult, upon the ad.
mission of Nebraska.
The consideration Of The bill to admit
Nebraska was resumed.
Mr.. Hendricks moved to refer the bill
to the Judiciary Committee to investigate
The legality Of the election by which the
State government was adopted.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. DOolhde the
motion was so modified as to refer the
bill to the Committee on Territories.
Pending the consideration of the Ne
braska Bill, Mr.. Poland, from the Judi
cary Committee made a report on the
case of Mr.. Patterson. of Tennasee, &C
companied by a resolution, Sc. After
this report was disposed Of. the following
proceedings we're bad: MI Wade cal
led for the resumption of the consider
alton of the bill to admit Nebraska.
The pending question was on Mr..
Hendricks noti'.n 90 recommil the bill
TO the Committee on Territories, With
instructions to investigate certain allega-
tions of fraud in the election At which
the State Constitution was adopted.
Mr.. Rye spoke against FecomnittAl
and in favor Of the bill, after which q
vote vas taken with the following result
years Is; nays %. So The senate re-
fused TO recommit the bill
Mr.. Summer offered an amendment
provididg that the bill shall not take
effect until Nebraska shall abolish all
distinction in political rights on account
of color. Disagreed to-yeas 5; nays
81.
The bill was then pSssed-ysas "a
nays, Is.
The Sen.,or;.i CooventIon for the
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

New and SpledId Stock OF CIO-
thing.-AtkinsOn & Co., have just re-
eeived a large invoice of ClO.hing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, recently laid
in at unPrecedently low prices,and which
they sell on the same terms, i.s, for
cash. Call sOOn to secure a good choice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

The new Steam Ferry "Idona" IN
proves On acquaintance. The crossing
has been considerable for the past week,
and our business lie feeling this new i'm.
pulse considerably. This cannot fail to
be one Of the most travelled routes across
tie plains as soon as It becomes generally
known that we have a good ferry boat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Vim. Il. McCreeFy, Of the City
Drug Store, has just received another
large stock Of Oils and Paints, Drugs
and Medicines. He also keeps on hand
a large variety Of Wall Paper and Win.
dow Modes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Remember Geo w Hill & Co., are
Agents for Geo. A. Prince & Cos Pat
enl Automatic Organ. price ITO to $500
Ps,sn, School @ gans, Price 100 to 1915
Patent MelOdeOns, Piano Case price 50
10 $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

The Ladies Of the M. E. Church Of
dis city will give a Festival for the ben
eft Of said Church, at McPherson's Hall,
tomorrow evening, at z o'clock. P. NJ.
Everything has been arranged with taste
and skill tOgive One of the most pleasant
social gatherings ever had in this city.
Abundance % cents. Tickets can be
had at the Pos, Office and McCreery's
Cily Drug Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Terrhl, Stanton & Cos Sullhouse was
raised last Saturday, and work on 1t Is
being hurried forward with great rapid.
q, and o the 'worm'' will be at work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

important to Sorghum Manu-
IaNurerS.-With an outlay of $50 for
apparatus sBd s cents per gallon there
after SOrgbGm may BE made equal to
Belchsr's Refined. For particulars and
rights address J. c. BELL,
Pawnee City, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
Healing Powers OF Eeleefieisms
As DsmOnsssafSd on OUsr TSelBe TkOussaS hsjvidr
uGls by DIR. BORT. Of Rey YorE.

There Is a healing power among rs; q physician who
has cured thousands in this city, after ali other sys-
TENS have been exhausted ; a physician who Is curing
and further pledges himself 20 cure; nearly All casa
which have bafled the xii Of hundreds or medical
men In all past AGES, and even bids defiance % all Md
eru practice and, lastly, there Is \ physician who can
VrodEos thoFsands Of testimonies Of the MOST relisblo
individuals in this city, a. elsewhere, who have been
positively and permanently cured after all other treat
ment--after the most eminent medical men had fall
edi Yes, verify, and that physician Is Or Bort whose
Inhrmary is located on The corner Of Third and vine
streets, 81. Louis. D. Bort we verify believe, has
cured more ehronis cases In the past feur montas, ID
81. Louis, than all the medical men who have ever
p~ractlced their profession here for those diseases. He
makes as specialities, viz Diseases ef the Rye, Ear,
LRngs, Throat. Heart aud Catarrh. This assertion may
look like boasaing. but, nevertheless, iT is true, aud IL
you d"Hbt Il, consult 3 few Of the many persens whose
E ertidcates In full synopsis are % be ftuld IN TIE col
umns Of this paper for the good OF humanitT.--fSf.
Louis Daily DisRefh August INA 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
l%OFFICIAL]
A OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty
Ninth Congress:

Ninth Congress.
(PubIie. M. 3d.
AN Acr to prevent and punish kidnaP-
ping.
Be Il enacted By The Senate and House
of Representatives. ofhs United States 81
.AmeTicG in Congress assembled, That If
any person should kidnap or carry away
any other person. whether negro, mulat-
20, or Otherwise, with the intent that
such other person shall be sold OK caF
Fied into involuntary servilude, or held
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

As q further ind1cement to our agents and fliends
to act snergeticaily and promptly We offer \ Pre-
MUM Of Onehundred Dollars, irrespective Of all
commissions to our most successful Agent. And,
to the getter uP Of the largest private Club . Pre-
MUM Of twenty Eve dollars .
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
AOLEs& Co., OilmingtOn Delaware:

WANTED.-General Hgents fOr Cities, TOwns,and
Districts, Eho can appoint good aetiss Sub-Agsnts
Also, Local Agents in small Towns.
Send Referencys with application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

A veil selected stock Of Glass and Tir
Sslf-Sealing Fruit Cans for sale at Deu-
ter's Tin and Stove Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23
GENERAL AGENTS.

c. THAcK ER, Publisher &C., Is Court st, Boston
BERNFRD b BUUI RR, 80 West st. Cinclnnatti o.
BURK ! BAKTH, Booksellers &c., Union z. r. Do
pot. indianapolis. Ind
E1sHER 3 BROs-, Musis Store, III Main Street,
DaytOa Ohio
s. ROLES& Co., 0iImington Delawars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-23

Bishop Garrison will administer Con-
6rmatiOn in McPeersOn's Hall on he
evening Of Sept. Oh.