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FOR RENT.

Intending 10 remove 10 9ilbett'a new
block in "A short time, we offer FOR rent our
present stOre-hOuse, No. " south flfsb
Street. II. FELDMAN ~ CO.,
ocaD div Wholesale Cloth House.
TNOM MENT-A small farm, within one
u aud T. half miles Of the Court House.
There Is good farmhouse and suitable
stnbling on the farm. For Information
apply 20 q. l.. REEFS,
octzl. ~ Main street, up stairs.
TSOR RENT-FARM-On OF the best
u Farms ia Marlborough County, con-
taining about 30 acres Ia cultivation, with
comfortable houses and Out-buiidings.
This farm will be leased for i've years, on
good terms.
Inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust.
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yKyAHTED-
w sOH0HOi HOR0HOi aOItGHUMi
Cash paid for sorgho syrup, one To one
thousand barrels. f
Known, BUTLER n CO.,
Orocera and CoInmisaion Merchants,
Dealers In HyTupe. Sugar, Borgho, Spices,
Coffee, Tea, DC, DC, f
No. a Walnut Street,
sepis d5n Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
democratic Platform.

Adop.ed BY the anti STATE % Demo-.
cratic Convention which metat Nebraska
City. April 18th, CT Ough,ao have been
the ISL Hon. T. w. Bedford. presiding (:
Whereas. We regard the support Of
the State Governments ii all theirrghts
as the most competent administrator Of
our domestic concerns and The suresl
bulwarks against anti-democraiieal ten
denotes the preseryationOf the general
Government in its whole constitutional
Vigor, as the sheet anchor Of our peace
al home and safety abroad. Therefore /:
ResolUsd, That a jealous care Of the
right Of election BY he people the SUI
premacy Of the civil 0ser the military
authority. economy 10 the public expense
that labor may be lightly burdened the
honest payment Of our just debts the
sacred preservation Of the public faith
freedom Of religion, freedom Of the Press,
and freedom Of the person under protec-
lion Of the Habeas Corpus aud trials By
iufies imparlially selected are the funda-
mental doctrines and tenets Of the Dem.
ocIdCys
Resolved. That the official action Of
Andrew johnson, Presidento Of the United
States, in bis legitimate endeavors 70
restore. under he CONSTITUTION. The sew
eral States 70 their legal status IN The
American Union, ELECTS aDd receives the
full, free aud honest commentator Of
The Democracy Of Nebraska, and hat we
promise him il all bis efforts 10 sustain
The Constitution and Lava our faithful
ard active support.
ResoiCsd. That we regard the platform
adopted By The radical official ConYenlioh
held a Platismoush on The l2lh inst, as
e direc, and explicit condemnation Of the
wise and ios, policies Of President john
son e clear declaration 10 favor Of the
Destructive posiciea Of Tue Stevens, Sum-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26


. voice in The lsnaie Of The Unitsd
States equal g lks Of any CHER State
iii The UpioA. ansio q Representatives il
The House eQua ) that Of several Of the
existing States.
That such 8 presentation would be
locally advantageous to the citizens Of
Nebraska viii ng admit Of a doubt. Al
FIRST tie bnrsheBlof a State G~oTeEnnent
would moi Be grabbing only the nee
essary salaries Q four Of FIVE Stale OH
GERS, i've or 81 judges, and per diem.
mileage and c0Iingeni expenses Of a
State Legislature, which for several
years might be blaced al a low hgure-
This, 10 my ep1ion, would be more than
compensated "a By the immediate con-
troll Of grants ofland for common Schools,
STATE UniversiH Agricultural Colleges.
and sDch ~oiherkrants as have been usual
on the admissin Of a new State into the
Union, togethe with the appropriations
thai might re&onably be expected 1of
general public ases.
On The subject Of the probable admls-
sion Of NebFaska as a Stale, in the light
Of the recent Eose Of the Senate, | lave
to say that after 4 careful pernsal Of The
discussion Of hat subject. as reported IN
the Congressional Globe, find that the
decision 10 that case seemed TO turn on
Aie apparent kiminulion Of the p%ODula-
tionof COLORADO since the passage Of The
Enabling Aetby Congress and It's 1oas-
ing character large proportion being
labarers IL We faimes which, as applied
to Nebraska would be untrue, as the pop.
ulalion Of Nebraska is doubtless much
larger now than when the Enabling Act
was passed BY Congress and approved BY
the President and being chiefly engaged
il agriculture and commerce is as stable
and would Be as reliable for the support
of a State Government, as an equa!
number Of people IN any other part Of
The Union.
But ever # the admission Of Nebras-
ka as a State was now a subject Of grave
doubt, after the adoption of a Constitu-
ton by the Territorial Legislature and
the enactment Of laws submitting It to
the people for a vote. / do not think that
the friends Of The measure can with pro-
priety receds. This submission OF The
Constitution Was made doubtless for the
purpose Of ~ascertaining the unbiased
judgment Of the citlzens of the Terri
tory, and | canno, perceive that their
judgment on this subject can be or ought
to be, influenced in any way by the sup
posed opinion Of gentlemen living else
where. If the people of Nebraska at a
fair election, held for that purpose, shOuli
declare their wish to become a State
under the provisions Of the Constitution
submitted, and if on examination it should
appear to Congress that said Constitution
is republican in form. and that the popn-
la,ion Of the Territory has not dimisnish-
ed but on The contrary has greatly aug
mented il numbers and wealth since The
passage Of the Enabling Act, do not
see on what grounds that body could
their application.
With great respect,
] have the honor to be,
Your obi Servant,
JAS. HARLAN.
Mai. Gen. Jxo. NJ. THAYER, Omaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
The News

Is rather slim this week. A riot. be-
tween some cOlored and white citizens,
occurred al Norfolk, Va. on the 18th.
on which day the colOred population held
a jubilee on The passage If the Civil
Rights Bill. Fire arms we're freely used
and one man killed and several wounded !.
The actual Aaiatic Cholera has reach
ed the New York Quarantine. Strict
measures are taken to prevent its reach.
ing tn City.
The bill for the admission Of Colorado
was taken up and discussed in the United
States Senate. After some pretty sharp
and favorable discussion, It's consideration
was postponed TO The 24th. SambO was
not mentioned!
The colored population CT The District
Of Columbia held a grand jubilee on the
18th, the anniversary Of the EmanciPa
lion Proclamation. Everything passed
on quietly.
Clement c. Clay has been paroled on
condition by the President. atthe recon-
m~endatiOn Of Gen. Grant Senator Will
son and Thad. Stevens.
The President has nominated Henry
A. Smith for the position Of Collector Of
the Port Of New York.
A disease resembling The rinderpesl
has made its appearance elo1g The line
Of the Panama Railroad.
Il IS reported thar Official evidence has
been received hat the French troops are
being Withdrawn from Mexico, and Aus
riar recruits substituted.
E. D. Townsend. A. A. G.. in reply
TO The question from Gen. J. "a. Bren-
ner, Augusta, Ga. whether The Peace
Proclamation removed martial law, says:
1.-THE President direcss me to inform you
has bis Peace Proclamation does not re-
move martial law, or operate il any way
upon the Freedmen's Bureau il the sx-
ercise Of its jurisdiction"
Prussia and Austria are exchanging
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26

ResolDtd, That we, the delegates 10
this Convention, representing the Union
Party Of Nebraska, are 10 favor Of
immediate State organization, for The
reasons Z
I9rsf-Ihat in our judgement, il will
tend 10 promole The speedy settlement Of
the Territory. and 10 develop US material
growth and prosperity.
Ncond-That It will place under the
control Of the people our School Lands,
and thereby largely contribute 10 reduce
taxation for the support Of u Common
School system.
Third-That il will enable Nebraska
TO select the Public Lands which The
General Government has proposed to
grant 10 her for a State University, Agri-
cultural College, Stale Buildings, and for
the Development Of our mineral resour-
ces. before all the valuable lands within
our limits sail have been absorbed by
foreign spectators, and by the location Of
Agriculture. College SCRIP issued to other
States.
Fourh-That the increased revenue
which may be derived from the taxation
Of the properly Of foreign corporations,
from which no revenues have heretofore
been received would more than compen-
safe for the increas dexpenses incident 70
State Government
Rssolgsd, That while we are in favor Of
this measure for the reasons above assign
ed, and for many others which we might
mention, we DO moi regard the question Of
Stale organization as 10 any proper sense
a party issue. bni ca he contrary, as a
question 10 be decide BY each individual
citizen in accordance with bis best Judge.
meHt. Submitted as it was by the joint
action of Republicans and Democrats, we
regard il as purely a question Of local pO-
icy, which every voter must beside for
himself, without regard 10 his political
aniecedenis or attachments.
ResolUed, That the party which has
t~riumphaHdy sustained and vindicated
the Government Of the United States, and
carried il safely through four years Of
sanguinary war. waged by the enemies of
civil and religious liberty owes il to itself,
10 its cherished pFinciples and to humani-
tytO secure liberty and equality before
the law. 10 all men.
ResOlved, That we hereby pledge our
selves 10 render a heariy and earnest sup
Fort to the nominees Of this Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
President JOhnson's Pofley.

As he Nebraska Democracy have
expressed their love for and support Of
President Johnson's Reconstruction Pol.
icy, j. seemesh to Us but just that ali
should know that policy: the better 10
comprehend the consistency Of tire $50
called7 Democracy Of Nebraska Dur
ing ths discussion of the Civil Rights
BilI-afler the Velo-Senator Lane, of
Kansas, introduced the following reSoln-
ton in the Senate, stating that it contain.
ed the terms upon which President
Johnson was willing to reconstruct the
SOuihera S~sates."
Resolved. That Senators and Repre-
~sentatives from either Of The States re-
Gently in resurrection shall be admitted
10 Congress when il shall satisfactorily
appear that such State has. in accord
ance with the advice Of the President of
the United States. passed laws multiplying
its Ordinance Of Secession ralify NO
The amendments of the Constitution Of the
United States abolishing Slavery; repu.
dating all Rebel debts recognizing
The debts Of the United States, and OK
sending the elective franchise 10 all male
persons Of color residing in said STATE
over twenly-one years of age, who can
read the Constitution of the United States
IN the 8hglish lanenaes and write Their
names. and also 70 all male PERSONS Of
color of like age and residence who own
real estate valued at not less than $3.50
and pay taxes thereon; presided, that
such Senators and Representatives shall
possess all the qualifications required by
the Constitution and laws Of the United
States.
By compA ing the Democratic Platform
with this Resolution Ole con plainly see
where the ''fulI, free and honest COM
mendaiion" come in. We would like TO
hear from the Organ. at Nebraska City,
and the sub emocratic-organ at Omaha,
on this Resolution.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26


Tie proceedingsok he KaiFTiew Farm
er's Club. in To- day. paper, are Of ma
terlal Interest to all who desire 10 raise
fruit. The hardy variesies Of frees are
there plainly Indicated, and all can avoid
planting largely Of he delicate kinds
While on this subject, would it mol be
we'll for ibis Club to take The initial
steps towards holding a County Fair This
season The area Of labor saxing farm
ing implements is constantly on the IN.
crease, and would il not be vel to have
a general gathering Of farmers where
they night be pu. on trial and their
merits compared As their is no call
ing which receives so large benefits from
praiseworshy emulation, would it rot
pay we'll lie farmers tohold a Fair. in
order 10 bring out the best stock, crops.
ETC, for inspection and award Of prices 2
Besides this, il will have a tendency to
Unite The farming community, and bring
out those friendly, social qualities which
are notnOw what they should be among
farmers-"or Any ether man."
E. H.. Burches. residen. N~urseryman
in this County, is ready to assist, and IN
forms Us that be can raise The funds, if
farmers generally would take an inte-
resl. Start the ball in notion
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26


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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
Collectors Sale Of Personal
Property.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF
xNEEzEAG zevenze
Collectors District, Ter. of Neb.
n sl1ofI 1coe


Whereas. BY virtue Of the Excise Law, Of the
United States. entitled an Act to provide internal
revenue 70 support the Government, to pay interest
on the public debt, and for other Pnrposes, epprOV-
ed June. Goth 1864, as amended BIZ the act Of
March. So 1865, including sections, relating to the
collection Of Internal B~eVenue, from other Acts.
yoa are indebted to said United States in the sun
ofOne Hundred AMI ThirTy-tWo dollars and sixty
nine cents, fer Taxes and penalty assessed against
you il accordance with said Act, And, whereas,
You Ia We failed to pay said Taxes as required
Now. Therefore, ycu are hereby notified that, by
virtue Of the 28th Section Of said Act l have lev
led upon the following described personal property
belonging to you, to-Wlt
-Four brown mare mules two brown horse males
one light bay mare mule one sma j bay poney.Z
And You are further notified that said personal
property will be By me offered for sale, st public
Auction on the
5ih Dav Of May. A. d. 1866, at a
o'clock z. N. of said day in front Of the House Of
W. F. WRIGHT, in Peru ,Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory, and the proceeds % such sale viii be
applied to the payment Of said Taxes and penalty
and The expenses herewith incurred.
MI SWEET,
Collector of Nebraska.
By NELsOH G. BRocE,
Deputy Collector,
To Mr.. JOHN p. BAKER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
GEO. ". HILL 3 CO., Agents,
BrOrnville Nebraska.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

In pursuant to an application made to the
Judge Of the Probste Court in and fer PaWue'
County, Nebraska Territory, to have J. L. Edwardi
appointed Administrator, OF the Estate Of Mary
Stewart, deceased
Therefore, no.ice is given TO all whom it may
concern, than on
Monday The l4lh day Of May AID. 1866
there viii be . Probate Qourt held ct Pawnee City
for the purpose Of appointing j.. l.. Edwards Al
ministrator Of said Estate, unless cause can be
shown otherwise and 20 transact other business.
This the l4th day Of April, 1855.
80 3tp'd e,nn WM- AlAAA,
Judge of Probate IN and for Pavnee County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
SALE OF STRAY STOCK.

On Saturday the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1865
at one o'clock p. H., / will offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand in the City Of
Bfownville, Nemaba County, Nebraska Territory,
Two Stray Cows and Calves also one yearling heif-
er, described as follows:
One pale red Cow and Calf, no marks or brands
pereeiTable, Supposed to be six years old, apprais-
ID at Twenty-Five dollars,
One. white, Cew and Calf with red neck scar OF
brand on the left shoulder supposed to be i've years
old and appraised at Twenty-Five dollars.
One white Yearling Heifer,sppraised at Eight
dollars. Taken up BY George W.. Alexander, and
now in his possession.
sl-4tc,1n B. Y. HUGHES, Up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26

Two fine mares were stolen from Mr..
Weston Leeper one nightlas week. The
horses were found in possession of two
men in Nodaway county, on the Saturday
following. They were brought 10 this
place on Sunday last, and plead "guil-
ty" before Esquire Sparks, and were
committed. Before engaging in the
enterprise, they tried To- induce a boy
at Scott City 10 60 with them, but be
would not, w%hereupon they told him if
he told Leeper they would kill him.
They then went to their work, and the
boy next day gave the alarm, and told
Of their plans, which they had revealed
TO him, and they were easily captured and
brought back. As the Circuit Court will
shortly pc in session, they viii doubtless
have an opportunity OF learning a trade
al Jefferson City. Their apprenticeship
should at least last for zen years.-Rock-
port Journal.
The thieves mentioned are named Jos
Simms and Abin Tire. They have been
tried, both plead guilty, and were SEN
fenced to five years in The ~Penilentiary
al Jefferson City. These facts we learn
from ]. D. DoPf, who was in u City
las. Wednesday, with the prisoners 10
charge, taking them 10 Jefferson City.
Mr.. Dopf also informs US that
Stinson-he who sometime since stabbed
Smith near Sonora, Mo, and from The
effects of which Smith died-has been
found guilty Of murder in the secoLd de-
gree, and bound ever in the sum of
$4,000 to appear at next term Of Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
Democratic STATE Ticket.

For Gousrnor-J. Sterling Morton.
For Sec. Of Siats-C. w. Sturgis,
For AudaOr-Guy c. Barnum.
For Treosurer-St. John Goodrich
For congrsss-J. R. Brooke.
For Judieiary-Wm. A. Little, 70
Chief Justice, E. w. Thomas and B. E
B. Kennedy, for Associate Judges.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26
CONTRACTORS qnd rs
NOTICE.

AT an Election to be held on Saturday, the I'd
dav of June, a. d. 1855 at the several Precincts ia
Nemahs County, Nebraska, the question viii be
submitted to the people Of said County. whether
they will vote a tax Of two mills on the dollar val
uation Of the property, within said County, to be
placed upon and collected from the tax list Of 1856
20 aid in the construction Of Bridges CuIverts and
grading that portion Of the Road from BrOwnviile
IN Neinaha County, to Tecumach in johnson Coun
II. which lies between the Western boundary line
Of the corporate limits Of the BrownYille and the
Western boundary line Of Nemaha County, and
also TO aid in the purchase Of the Toll bridge
across the Ncmaha river, near the mouth. Of said
river.
The ballots Of such Election shall be written or
printed as follows.
Those in favor Of said tax "For Tax
Those against said tax "Agaiast Tax"
Bv order OF the Board Of County Commissioner.
WILLIAM II. H000ER,
sI-4t o.pn april, Is 1865 County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26

hostile notes ha6 mpsieting armies on
their respective froa,iers. The cause Of
the quarrel IS the disposition Of tie
duchies Of sehlsswie and Holsisin. Aus
iFia SCI ns willing % divide whi'e Pfds-
sia wishes boih
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-04-26


The following letter from Secretary
Harlan 10 Gen. Thayer, speaks fOritself :
DEPARTMENT. OF IKE INTERIOR,
Washington, DC, March q, '66.
DEAR GENERAL
In reply to your inquiry
n relation 10 The proper course 10 be pur-
sued by the Union men Of Nebraska, Oh
the subie submitting q Constitution
for a Slate Government 10 the consider
alton Of Congress, ia view of the recent
action Of the Senate Of the q. S. in re-
Iation 10 The admission into The Union Of
Colorado as a Slaie,-I have 10 say shat
/ do not deem il proper for me IN my ca
pacity as one Of The executive officers of
the Government % say anything that
might be construed into advice. If. how
ever, ! were a citizen Of Nebraska. with
The light that I now have, / should not
hesitate TO yote At The coming election ia
favor of a State organization.
The organization and admission Of
Nebraska as a Slate would enlisle her 10