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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26

.yEsg WELLS, FARGO Sx CO.,
ssA3gzsasss NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. s. Broadway, n. Y.
Exchange for sale on California.
Agents in Baltimore, PENDERGAST, FENWICK
i CO.. II Smiths Wharf I'D stairs ny24-tf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26

zkS BALTIMORE ANB SAVANNAH
nsFSA STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Aatss<a- Composed of the Steamships
" L. G. KNIGHT" Capt. Denty
JOHN GIBSON" Can't johnson.
These Steamships, having been put in complete
promptly as advertised.
PENDERGAST FENWICK ECO,
q Smiths wharf, up stairs.
wardcd by our Agents, CRANE & GRAYBILL.
my24 If
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
WEEKLY REVIEW OF mARKETs,

Reported and carefully refused evep ee for the Bal
tiinore Daily C0mmercta1I
ALC0HOL.-Prices are unchanged, and we still
quote Western 20 cent. at S4.4Og4.50 and Cologne
Spirits Mt S45Oq46O = gallon.
ASHES.-Ashes are steady at S6T5@7 for Pots
and Sl3?OG!4 100 lbs for Pearl, but there is very
little doing in them. 80 'N-'
BREAD.-Bread is unchanged in nr;ce and va
quote before viz: Navy at ~ cts Pilot st S su
Water Crackers at cts p ID,
BARKING. l Quercitron may he ouote5 at s2Sa
OF no sales this week. 10 --'~AN
BEESWAA.-BeeswaX is in limited supply and
dull at 3SGn4O cts q 10 for Western and Southern
COFFEE.-Early in the week there were sales of
3,oSo bags Rio Elk "Aquidneck" at l4H cts gold in
pond and Of some 600 bags do from second hands Mt
from l134 to 2O4 cts gold duty paid and today We
nave reported sales of 800 bags Rio ex-' Redwinp"
on private terms, and of 100 bags common do at i6Z
cs gold The currency price of Coffee has advanced
within the last day or two ~ to . cts in coI,se-
guence Of the recent heavy advance in gold
but the gold value remains UNCHANGED and we stiIi
quote Rio at l649@2012 cts gold for common TO
cholce; Lasuayra at l9G2O1a cts gold, and Java at
Z612a2I cts gold We note the import this wee K of
4UOI boys Rio per bark Agnes" and of POS bag do
per bark hedwing, both of which cargoes were re-
ceiyed to-day and the stock in first hands is now
1880 bags. ~ 10 '1o"
C0ITON.-The market this week has been ante
active and prices have Improved some to cts d ID
under the influence of the advance in gold the con-
tinued falling off in the receipts and rather
able accounts relative to the growing crop The
sales this week embrace 500 to 600 bales of ali
descriptions within the range of our quotations which
to-g ay Us follows, viz. -
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26

s7xx FOR GALyEsFOE, TExAS.-The fine
@s4& fast sailing Schooner MARGARET D.
SdrEsfG LUCY, Crosby, master, having the most of
her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch for
tho above port; FOR balance Of freight or passage,
having superior accommodation. apply at once to h.
n; HESLEN, northwest corner Pratt snd Gay streets
till further notice. de19-tf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE,
Nc. e SECOND STREET, North Side,

This Company insures against LOSS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions o. property, either in
the city or county for week month year.
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the uneXpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
FOR SALE.

G2 mn STOCK, TOOLS, ,FIxTUREs, &C., OF A
spO.OOO. store and manufacturing business for sale
established thirty and doing good
the present owner is going South Those who bust
obtain full particulars by addressing h. 1893
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
sOuTHEaS A0v ERTIsEMESTs.

~ The wool and oyster business on iork river r-na,
with certainty OF large profits call address Son
Land Emigration aud Product Company "a Broadway base
mcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

)HOroGRAPHs TAKEN At NtGHT-suCCEss uP
the Nagr .sinn lrtt-The pictures b. this new fr1-
G. are M t.lousy soui See them only At = A bOLN<f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

(HaMbERs AND READE sTaRBTs NEAR BROAD
~ way.-tor sale OF lcAse, 75Ai.O on Chambers street
running through !, and fronting ReAc st,eet an ADM
fshr lrauon TOT drsl class Who trade Tor urb.r
p~fsenIArs Apply " JAMES PRlIB, zp iudsen erred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

CourHERS REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-sOuTuErsy
~ Farms. Dwellings and city Property FOR sale fni.
and accurate descriptive lists with prices and all PARTICULAR.
furnished In the section. the
southern States nie In our Office Purchasers
vited 10 call examine them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21

IL ono ACRES TIMBER. COAL AND OH, LAM
IO.UUU tract, on river navigabe 10 the q I'd
IN Mcdowell county, West Virginia, sale BroaduJ
room u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
SAFES OF "a MAL ESTATE.

Vows TOWN RESIDENCES FOR sALE.-A ROW OF
- h9e Houses very pleasantly situated, In the ghth
ward will be X Ii prices Perrits OF A. JOUR
NEAY, No. 6 Pins street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
BOAU JING AND LODGvNG.

VERY DEsIR ARLE ROOMS 10 LET-wTTH BOARD,
West ThIrty az n ntreet
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
A New Invsntion-Paper Socks.

Paper is certainly progressive arti-
Gle. Not content with forming material
out of which collars and cuffs are made,
it aspires to still further encroachments
upon the domain Of linen, cotton and
wool The newspapers now announce
the introduction of paper socks In re-
gard TO the last addition the Scientific
american says a." The object Of this in
vention consists IL producing new arti-
Gle of manufacture, viz: socks made of
paper, or paper and muslin combined.
II is well known that paper is one of the
best materials for keeping in or causing
the body 10 retain its natural heat; in
other words, it prevents cold air from
reaching such parts of the body as may
be enveloped in it. The inventor de-
signs his SOCKS particularly for use under
or over a pair of ordinary socks or stock
ings, to be worn in cold weather. but it
is obvious that they can be made Of a
kind of paper which will last as long as
an ordinary pair would keep clean,
and they can be made so cheaply that
their cost will not equal the price of
washing Surely, the world is advanc-
ing, for paper socks, indeed, will prove a
novelty, If they can be manufactured
as cheaplv as their inventor claims, they
viii rapidly grow into general use, and
thus lessen the profits of the washwoman
If we can have paper socks, why cannot
we hnd a substitute for linen altogether?
1t seems 10 us that paper shirt bosoms
demand our next attention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
One-fourth Gone.

Upon the remark of Senator Doolittl,
that one-fourth of the negroes of thu
South had died during the war, th'
Mobile Aduertiser comments:
We do not think the general figures are
overstated, although we have no idea thai
$4,000 have persisted in battle Of wounds
But want, imprudence and disease have
swept away one-fourth Of the negro popu-
lation with which the war began, and by
the next census the Senator thinks two
ffths Of the whole will have persisted
The worst of it is, that the causes of
destruction mot being the ravages of war J
are vet, and will continue TO be, in active
and energetic force in times of peace
At this moment the smallpox is sweep.
ing the colored race as with bosom of
destruction. Can it be, we sometimes
think, the purpose Of the Almighty to
repeat The Indian history in that Of the
African Having served his purpose of
development and civilization, is he to dis
appear from the face of the earth /? That
surely is the present direction Of the
black mans march, and it will not take
many revolutions of the seasons, OF the
present rate OF progression. to reach the
end Then what becomes of the theory
that God sent them into bondage here, in
order TO their elevation, and that they
might one day carry back the light and
blessings Of civilization and religion TO
their own benighted country Where,
too, shall we look for that colored aris-
tocracy Of mind and manners which
Chief Justice Chase forecasts in the near
future OF Southern society," Gods ways
are inscrutable, surely; and so are those
Of the Abolition friends Of the poor
negro
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
TOOF, PHILLIPS q CIRODE,

ARE. as USUAL. WELL SUPPLIED
A with every variety Of soojs In the above
departments, and are, as heretofore, prepared
10 ofler induccmentst 10 all
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
CLOSE CASH BUYERS.

KAUAI 10 any house 10 the soathvsst. and VII
continue 70 compete with the Cilcinnen sad
prices and quick dispatch Of All business in
trusted 70 our care. =,
Consienments Of Cotton respectfully solicited
and strict attention paid 10 inatructlons respect.
ing the same. All shipments, uhether ~ raj
ar steamboat, covered b. our open policy Of
ins1rance. unless otherwise inStructed-
TOOF, PHILLIPS d CIR0DE
Assn 50 fru1s etrset, coTDer ccuft-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-03-21
POETRY.

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Here Is a beautiful idyl from our favorit,
Ada" 1t viii be read with pleasure By a
lovers Of true poetry:)
For the PUEBLO LrpeER.l
MY SUMMER RETREAT.
tvt BIT ADA BONNEVILLE.
The path that leads down yonder grove
My summers dear retreat.
And at the heat Of noon love
That way to turn my feet;
For DER the walk cypress and yew
Their dusky foliage twine,
And form an arch that keeps from view
The SUMS most brilliant shine
Beneath yon large yew's foliage green
Ny seats messy knoll,
And there from favorite books CLEAN
Refreshment for the soul;
The scene that stretches out before
Iseaudy, rich and gay.
1t seems to be the fairy shore
0fNature's best display.
The meadows of their burden clear
Are dressed in varied green.
And shadows, as they quickly veer.
Are CONC as soon NJ seen;
The fragrance of the new mown hay
On every breeze Is borne.
AMI oomy haze hol gentle sway
Der fields of golden corn.
Farm the distance DER the lock
The village spires are shown.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

say. "ue aill i've" The reason why We
cannot chronicle any decided increase q
size. Or great Peeuninry gain, il because
the advertiser was Arse1 81 ~ pFesepl
size. on a bonus frOa the sOh proPEissOr
ten years ago. shs iFss ysAr 4 was sus
ninsd b she bOnas, and fCr sAe nest
eight yengs Il was Al least eight columns
larger rhnn The demand. now il is just
paying and nothing more.
-UNf iAIof paying subscribers we be-
lieye is hs large a that Of any Osher piper
in Nebraska outside Of Omaha, yet we
want more. The loyal sentiment of the
county we look TO for support. as we will
pander 70 nothing that sseks 70 divide
he Union Republican parry for power
or patronage.
Our terms now sre $500 pee Ennrm.
invariably in advance.
Walk up. Union men, and sustain your
County paper. Commence square with
Vol. XII
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
comments on the s.. LOuIs Speeeh.

On the Isl page will be found a pUr-
non of President Johnxon's St. Louis
speech. Everything else that be
perpelra,ed. on bis way TO Chicago.
aud back, is so near like this. that this is
all thar is necessary to show the dema-
gogue aid falslfyer in his rue light. /.
is only necessary to read the following
comments, TO realize the extent to which
be has insulted and disguised the loyal
men Of the land, some of them bis warm
supporters but Y e this does moi IudI.
cate the damage done TO our National
credit abroad.
The vices Of cur party politics, and
be weakness Of the President 5 charac-
ter. are both sadly Illustrated IN the Tour
Of f;hs Executive throughout the Northern
and Nes,ern Statc< Mr.. Johns6a Is
tadly afflicted with himself. &a
HIS arraigDment and characterization OF
Congress. The press and The people. for
their opposition 10 his policy. are 50 Wild.
and false and vulgar. that hey would
excite only redicule and contempt, com
tng from other lips thanllhose of the
PresidsntP SpsiagJfeH Republican
: NPresideni johnson. in bis Cleveland
EspeeehS remarked lhbb''he do pot care
tor has d,gnuy." In our Judgment ibis
iSgFeatly- TO be regretted. The AmerL
eau people eannoi see II forgotten or Ia 4
aside wuhoui prefound SORROW and sOlIcI-
Jude T Tines, his ofgaa. nqfo
8kFor ourselves, we FrifSe 10 SEE the
Presidept Of lhr Unued SAFES. by he
inJuIgeuce Of unseeInly passions spdthe
lSe d lndscorous laHgusgs, sfrriog up
hatred where be ought 70 be sowing
peace aud concord .-E Y EvssiaR
Post whith sustams My Policy 9aa
THE lriomphali progress which was
arranged with sonuch pOmpsn c'reum-
sian, ], and To- grace which every appli-
abce Of gOverrnrntai pswrr and patron
ace was brought ln'o play. dwIndled
down 10 a sort IF rough-and .iuupbIe uiss
sic with the people. most rsprehebsible
bo:h IN him who provoked il aud "a those
xI.OAaye been provoked. He has struck
an iHsane bI0y at tie great Union Parly
0; The country. as If ii were a ropa Of
sand. and the ringing Fcho that he's bren
returned has pT0se5 that il WAS a baud
Of rom Phia- EUs. Post
In bis spes Oh ~ 81. LOWS he raised
from vuigaruy IL blaspheRsy with q bold
ness which is almOss appalling. In what
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

The Deino-coPper Johnson CoDven'
lion. which was held in this City last
Saturday. was rich affair. /. was
q Mass concern; in round numbers the
alIendancs-excepf Radicals who wen.
ID see the sbow-did not exceed thirty.
DR.. A S. Holiday, was chosen Pres
dent w. w Hackney. Secretary.
Evan Worlhing and Eli Wilcox en-,
tering arm I'M arm creaied great excite
ment, the President using his hsndker-
chief freely. Que. old gent remarking that
III was the b~lessedes. sight he'd seed in
hrs borned days; how youns and weuns
agree This being the frs, time tha,
WOrthing had openly identified himself,
he was permitsed 10 be general properly
man, make motions, do chores. PIC. Jam
isOn took charge of The rolling stock
while The Dr., Bedford and Lett Per.
formed star parts.
ThefpeuoFpance being opened, Let
made a ringing speech, "travelen round
he circle, after A. Us style, fighting
traitors aud treason at both ends;'' ulo-
gizIng Andy. the loyal rebels, the Con-
sliluIlOu, aud the flag. Speaking Is his
forte. s.
Z BY this time the persons doomed to be
sacrificed on the 9th of Ocrobef, was
decided en-. pul and unanimously carried.
THE NOMINATIONS are Trr
For Cyuncimsp, J. B Wells. wkO
was once Sheriff of thls County, which,
# anyone doubts II. can be proven by bis
bondsneh on that momenso0s oeca lion.
For Representatives, ! P. CrO'her,
]. Delay, w. C Cleary aid J.. H. Mil.
Ter. who. We are informed, lef, Illinois
to avoid the draft.
County Commissioners, H. Utvcht aid
- Phippenny. 0ai oqg
Whether all of these men would viii
.hagiy allow therr principles To be crushed
beneath This modern of Lg-br not
wasa question ; SO TO secure harnroDy.
a committee cas- appointed 10 fill voean
eaes Occasignsd Ly ne ~rsfuAaI Of any Of he
nominee TO run!
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
Johnson on Johnson.

j is unnecessary 70 have shyoi6sr Or
lrngue han the Constitution of
The Uniad safes. Etmmsnse cheers
1 waBt 80 hlGhsT c.sgslHplisBsl league
than thar is IYan're EYghls that's The
talk hpzza for Johnson l. The Cons,i-
tn5nn IS my league. I belong to she
constitutional leagpe Of my country.
lCSies Of So 90 wy haTrah 4 John-
son 5 speech al fndn apolls 1866. s
1 8 Whenever we find a man anywhere
pra,ing about the Constitution Of the
EnHpd States spot him; he's a traitor. -
-IAndrew Jebnson's campaign speech
al NashyiIl, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

HearaEpa oDHaisae1Fs4]
kellagg, lis Ike Al s bF.
wuHsfsE g dOubis ,elsen@eaoek
ard before be can have q a 8
.aa pOs sicslAs sd ck -P,n'on
naoicals- 0mako Herald ~ a@'
1863 saag
"Hho ass tvadlsrs ~
;. Paddock ana 0lhers-6non
cd. Of aPrH Ord 1866. "aas q
Paddock too. is a N.s.
IS also a diplOna.isl. ! y
sP eeimens ~ political pa,n,s 'ns q
IS The eurrens 81 Toe umd. o sa'
they blow He srps Sers,S III
running brooks Seward e
stones AID gsod ID '.pel
tie IS DO always sure Of b.,,
=. bes Is a. Ell gahrimus,@ "a .
a paruzan for tbe nresen,s
against Negro Suffrage. 81, ~ IAN
sell 'aloot according 10 The p
counsel that be may bold qos '
never positive a. 10 who b.
'mergency until he hoars-a .
P0ft f'om The Sala Depar,nss.
ann oancipg and he olher co,sr-
Paddock s . Staiss msn PassseI
". = Omaha Herald. March 81 lses Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

gilrg Expires With this n6hber. For ten
- lsts yssts has tie H5ssrfissr gone forth
e iis mission Of sprsading The news bolh'
80. fossiea anddomsstio; encouraging home
.ssY hdusuy) and permanent Improvement
,sf- sahiaihing th6' loyal men 81 the Nation
snd doing all 10 he power 70 foster truth,
iaries and liberty ~ politics, Fsligiop
3 lei aRd hH. ;3ensi s1sd ,nsmgu = 1al
. YEAS Oegs having been he hana shat sstup
- rs fype Isf no hlSl paper. tnd having
been connected Witb nm sons capacity
sIa erW lpes. we base rseea she glaFioPs.
sell sseahts progFea OfnbOik ah~ossnyusPd
ss69 etanay Tea year, ago. ahEsS h6uses
made ap fhis city q BFownhnsj where
pow oar s,Essa eye Graded Fpi tss a q
,sl.soe eungla for The abode lpt wolves, with
kess and lheFsah IDdian trail. NOhiRg
s1. bes he halls d shsit Fusgsdhess and sAe
Aia.naned hazel bfugh and s.untso
.s,ks wus 70 be seer. Thus VAS il, when
- sonpsny with DF. M'PheFson, Col
v, PBsnns and G. 8. Land0n we landed nn
eur lsvss April slb, 1856. The country
surrounding was q barren Of ihh'bisanu
- he teup. -.foIrsr 1aa li. Ia
Tke contrast isahlg pleasing The
huh.bi,tnss Of he city number now over
fws shpOsnd. and he county about 1000.
fTs have 10 shs cry many psrn~anenssnd
Sn.binpiisl hpilding, wiibsFeess veil de.
s. ansa ADD graded. 10 The cOuniFy, shs
lsrns De clOss. are wsll.tiled. and bsys
COED. Substantial farm houses and barns,
Ehrih. eoRfor and substantial happiness
crest ems sp every hand.
knit his general prosperity, what
esn W cay for ourselvesf We can only
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

The Co~pperhsads nominated N
Robert G. Jourdan. a highly es'esu'
merchant Of this city. for Librarian =
the sake Of giving their ticket resprssi
bibIy ; bul We are informed thai III
Jordan repndlales the whole affair. %
does MOI thank them for attempting
eDIsngle him il their political ms'oa
and says that he would not serve Il sa
ted for thai or any other Ofiee US
ka Repn6lieSu.A4s ~ Dt&4
Caption Carson, Of our city. has 20
Mr.. JOuFdan'sincs the nOm'Dat OIL {"
Jordan stated 70 him that b would /"
accept the nomination Al the haDa'
The plaumo6sk 0SaVenIiOn-did D
want il a al. .aa1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

reconstructed rebels e the expense of
the loyal men Of the North. The e. :
rebels p~efemptoriaIly refuse 10 allow The
negrOes 90 vote for members Of Congress,
but they demand The privilege Of yosIn
for them Is we'll as for themselves.
To right this wrong upOn The lo7a
Norih is .he Constitutional Amendment
offered for he adoption Of iAe Sates-
The question is not for ibis man or that
il IS ssuarely shall treason BE r. wardtd'
q. your sxpsnssf i is not Democracy or
RepubIicauisn, although the first oppos-
SEES The Amendment, The latter adopts Y
as its Platform The question is not ne
groe suffrage. as. 10 the Congress which
framed il but three yotes we're recSsded
against Colorado because Of the word
.whrte' in her Constitution; il is. shall
late traitois-who have given no guar.
ranlies that they would give the blacks
even equal protection Of law that they
would not recognize the binding validity
Of the rebel debt, or repudiale che Ma
tiOnal debt, had they the power; who are
even now threatening a new rebellion.
and are eleCling the chief conSpira,Ors
TO the high seats Of pOwer-sbalI these
States have an increased POwer-d yOus
expense -witA Uhich to dgain attempt the
ruin of our Republic viii you grant
your suffrage fer such an objrcl2
This is the question which we must
decide on the 9th Of October. not direct.
y, but BY sustaining The UliOn ticket.
whose Platform is The Amendment. or
the COpper-jOhnson ticket, whose Plat
form is. opposition to the Amendment. aud
JOhnson's ST. Louis speech and that mau
is butsOns degree removed from treason
who will allow party prejudice Of ambi-
lion 10 control him when the principles Of
justice or The safety Of the couulry-sy al
sake. 3loq msao re- 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

We lag before our readers
ing proclamation issued By he Man,,
s. Louis. relative 10 he eboI.,, |,
ihink i Of vast Importance "a - !.
chants who have hesi.a,sd q ,i.ir !
city during The ~exisiencs Of the h,. i.
idemie; and IA view Of The approach
Far which is 10 be held here il ~
Der nexi, il IS satisfactory to Us ,Obs !
70 give an Official statement hkeahs J
lowing.
Proclamation OF the Mayu,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27


The Omaha Rspabican. Of he 22d.
urges the nomination and election Of q
STATE Legislalnre at ths October elee.
,ion. satssyss
"kkar Nebraska viii be adnisled as .
State this winter is a ioregoae c~anclu-
son. Once q State. and the C1nsilius
lIonal Amendments comes directly before
the people tor determination. Il is 10
longer a question Of strengthening the
hands Of he other States of the UniOn
20 hghtlng It's battle on their separate
fields ky The moral help Of a pOlnieal
success for It's friends Eebe. But we be.
come one IF the divisions in The line Of
baule of The grand army aud . break
IA The line here may rsIurr the vIctnry
elsewhere fruuless. Nebraska may Be
lhe one Stale needed 10 make up the
three-fourIts Of the States necessary 10
an amendment 10 the Constitution OF The
Unned States. The great importance
which attaches to the character Of a
STATE Legislature is apparent, and cau-
nut be over estimated"
Well and truly said. This n.u<. be
done. The time is short. buI YET there
is time. We would suggest ,tal every
IoyatInan in the county attend the Mass
Meeung and Barbecue at Longs Bridge
on he 4lh, and then and there make the
homnaliJns demanded Come out, all
ye loyal men of Nemaha. and enjoy the
day. here good speaking aud then select
your State Legislative Ticket
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

The equinOetial Storm has 9gps d
msuse damage 10 Indiana sed Oh.
washing away railfoad BRIGGS & ei'
,OWns and damaging crops. We b
heard Of 10 damage in tbs seegOu, o.
ihe washing out Of the dam Il Mm
Syeinsrs Flour Mil on High Greek
AtchisOn county. Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27
whns.. j. he difference bs.vssa q

What is lbe difference be,ween o.
soldier. ~whooduriOg a battle deserted
the onion ranks and wen 10 The rebels
and the man Who now deserts ahe Upion
ranks 10 suplpor. The sop hungry Paddock
and the rebel Morlonsl The first NAV
hzre dezersedafOr principle or sPIle. 'hr
latter does Il for s;bfead. d.butler," and
viii be branded with the contempt of al
esep cOpperhesds, whose tools they are
- and nerey again Be trusted ! Isl
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-09-27

The Soldiers Convention, which met
Il Cleveland. on the 18th 10 sustain My
Policy" was a perfect 6zzle. The a.,
tendance did not exceed 400, made up of
hospital sodiers, camPf0llowtrs, sub
sssotes. pasdOned deseFseEs and a few
general officers Of The caIhsr Of Gea.
Couch. In . c.apiry as large Is ouTsjI
is nothing remarkable 10 6nd some iodiss.