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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
GLrS Rock. Sept 3. 1867
Oct., Is,, 1867.

GLEN Rock. Sept 8, 1861
To the Labor Reform Pary.n Ca
tlemen: Hearing that my name n
been, and, is being used on your IA.
ct for The position Of County Treasns
I take this opportunity TO say, thath j
Unauthorized by. and fraudulent uponns
/, having been a member Of the Con7
Republican Convention, which nonirl,
ted the Republican ticket at B-ounrls
on the l4lh Of September, was to con,
degree instrumental in the selection &
that ticket. / viii give IL my hearty ud
undivided support, and would take ia
method Of Fepeling your intended insr,
uaton, that I have relaxed one iOl q
the principle, which has ihus far praup
ted me to act with The radical PariJ. b
exaciing, or even holding an ofes b.
the woes Of a mongrel or disuDiob parry
such as ? conceive yours 70 be.
GILES r REEDER
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

Remember. there is no law for the
election Of a Superintendent OF Public
Instructions Vote for as good and eff
Gent a County Clerk as ever held a pen,
VIM. Fl. Hoover the Clerk is also Su-
perintendent Of Public Instructions. We
must have one who thoroughly under
stands the Old school law as well as the
new, or we will have a perfect wreck.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
TO the Teachers Of Nebraska.
BRowNvILLE NEBRASKA,
Sept. II. 1867.

PROF. MCKENZIE, Sin: herewith
enclose you a copy of the letter from
Capt. Ford, Superintendent of the Mo.
River Packet Line, in reply to my CON-
municaliOn addressed him in regard to
reduction of fare for those attending the
Teachers Association at this place, as
delegates.
Truly and Respectfully,
T. w. B~EDFoKD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

To the everlasting credit Of our Ger
man friends-Ottens, Harms aud Slime
man-be it recorded that they soured
on and left the misunderstanding Con
vention Of the 18th as soon as it showed
its character. Otten's nomination do
not catch him, although we endorse hi.
name for Coroner, and call upon all tc
vote for Bernard Ottens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

Reader ; study the Independent Tick
ct carefully; scrutenize the men on il;
enquire their antecsdents discuss their
qualifications for the positions for which
they are announced ; for the more you
do this the better you viii be satisfied
hat this is the best ticket in The field.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
OTrIcE Mo, RIVER PACKET LINE,
ST.. JosEPH Mo-,
Sept, 8, 1867.
j. W. BEDFORD AGT.i
Mn.

Ii Y III III ~---T
BRowNvILLE NEE.
DEAN S1R: Teachers attending the
Convention at BrownvilIe in September
as delegates from distant points, can re-
turn to the place they came from on the
river per Packet Free" when they
have paid full fare going TO the cOnven-
ton, taking a certificate Of such payment
from the clerk 10 whom it vas paid.
On presentation of such certificate to
any of the clerks, win entille them to
passage, as above.
Truly Yours,
r. FoRp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Hurrah for Female SuRrageI

All females having a School Tax to
pay ia this District, have the right, and
should attend the election for School Di,
rectOrs to be held next Monday at the
High School, and Gas their ballots for
the officers to be elected. It's not a
privilege granted them by the law, it is
right, which they are in duty bound to
exercise. We hope TO see all attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

If you are Of the old fOgy, c%ODserva-
tive, railrOad-hating stock, vote for Wy
man Kens-he's opposed to railroads
he is because be has said 40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

Nh EDIToR:-Having been inf.,
thai my name has been placed M.
Ticket called the ''Laborers r..
Ticket" as a candidate for the of,s
County Surveyor, allow me tbrouob
medium Of your valuable paper, y i
cline allowing my name upoa saidTg
ct.
Having been a. member Of the s55,s
ton held in Brownville, on Sepsm.
18th. to nominate County Officers. h,
pecl.to abide by the decision Of TIA, m
ventlon, aud think lha: every man A,
allowed his name 10 be used in said en-
yention, as a candidate, is in honor bou
to support the action Of the same.
GEORGE R. SHOOK
Oct, lss, 1867.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Oct a Is.
P COURsEY RICHARDS

w. Edltor Learning IBIS no,
for the first time that my name
on a ticket, called the Labor p.
Ticket, for the Office Of Probate h.
allow me, through the Advertiser
that 1t is lheir without my knoss5'.
consent and that / would non 80
elected 10 that office.
am a candidate on The IDdeo.l
Republican Ticket for The posrr-
County Treasurer, which is The oaI,
silion for winch Ike suffrage Of IN
men would oblige NE. -
JOHN H. MORRISON
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

To rebuke The attempt made to ruin
the fair fame of the Republican party and
wreck The material interests of Nemaha
county, vote the Independe nj Republican
tickett
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

Vote for ]. H. Morrison, for Treas
urer and rebuks Andy JohnsOn's defen-
dsrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
CLasa L-Farn I-mnLsments

Class Farm Implements
Best Slirriag Ploy, Hill & Co, diploma.
Best Single Wagon, J Merlatt diploma.
Best Reaper Mccormick, Eli II Will
cox diploma.
Best Mower,H o Minick diploma.
Best Harrow, A w Morgan lst pre-.
MUM
Best Corn Cul.ivatOr, A w MOrgOn
diploma.
Best Corn Shelter for hand power. ]
CDeuser diploma
Bes! Washing Machine, ] H Cfaggei
diploma.
Best Clothes Wringer, Shellenberger
Bros Diploma.
Best Portable Tanning Mill, R A
Hawly diploma
Best sward Plow, A W Morgan d.
ploma.
Best Gang Plow, A W Morgan d.
ploma.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Clas H-Sweepgidkss

Stallion, VIM Bunzell diploma.
Span Matched Horses, Fred NJ Sper.
ry from Alchison Co Mo-, diploma.
Saddle Horse, Jas w Argabright di-
pl0ma
GeIding, Jacob H Rogers diploma.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03

We Sing to the breeze, today, . tick
Ct composed Of men. every one Of which
VIII rscOmmena itself. Energetic. Ell
Cieat, Trustworthy men. q better ticket
ives aeve offered for he support Of the
voters Of Eemuba county. They need
ne comment at our hands. all who want
the county Offered BY capable men--so
say nsthins Of rebuking the fraud Of the
l4th-Will vots this ticket Read, re-
feet. and Veie ibis ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
RepubIIean COunIY TIcket

Republican County Ticket
Fer County Clerk
JAMES HACKER.
Fer County Treasurer
WILLIAM A. POLLOCK,
E0y County Commissioner, % District
WYMAN KENT.
For Sheriff,
GEORGE w. FAIRBROTHER.
For Coroner,
BARNARD OTENS.
For Probate Judge,
A. w. MORGAN.
For County Surveyor,
w. F. WRIGHT.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
o. B.. HEWETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Iadelendent RepabIIean TIeket.

For County Clerk
WI. H. v
County Treasurer
JOHN II. MORRISON,
County Commissioner
J. L. MCGEE,
Probate Judge
R. v. HUGHs,
Sheriff
w BRUSH
Coroner
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Class Cattle

Bl!I3 gears old and over, R w Fur
mas lst premium.
Bull / year cid and over, J w Cole
man lst premium
Bull Calf, R w Blackburn I'd premium.
Heifer Calf, w Tirrell Isl premium
Cow for Dairy and Stock, ] G Clark
Ist premium; ] w Deary ID premium
Fat Cow. ] c Clark lst premium
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
LIST Or PREMIUMS

Awarded at The Second Annual Fair
Of the Nemaha Agricultural Society,
held at Brownvias Nebraska sePtem-
Der 25lh, 26sh and 9Th, 1867.
Cfase C-HoTses
Stallion for all work 4 years and over, n
P Manning diploma and lst premium !;
A Dood, % premium.
Stallion 8 years old, J H A~rgabrighs,
I'd premium
Stallion 2 years old, c c Hall, Cd
premium.
Stallion with 5 best Spring Colts Of
bis getting, Geo Ashley lst premium
GeIding for ali work, Fl P Manning
diploma, Jas William ID premium.
Gelding for draft, ] III Rogers, Isl pre-
MUM; JsW Brush ID premium.
Span matched Horses,A lyman lstpre-
MUM: Wesley Penny % premium.
Gelding 3 years old. H Drain Isl
aud 2nd premiums.
Gelding 2 years old, Joseph MedfOrd
2 dpremium.
Geldinp l year old. N A Coleman Isl
premium; J Fl Drain ID premium.
Spring Colt (eiiher SEX n "A Cote
man lst premium; Geo Ashley.2d pre-
MUM.
Brood Mare for all work 4 years OLD
and over, Nm Mckinney Ist premium
N A Coleman ID premium.
Brood Mare 3 yeats old, VIM McKin.
ney 1st premium; YmC Corn ID premium
Mare Colt 2 years cid, WIN McKin.
ney LIST premium; Francis Redeem q
premium.
Rare Colt l year old, Jno Argabrighi
Ist premium; Wm Reed I'd premium.
Single Roadster in Harness, T v
Bedford, Isl premium S Seeman I'd pre-
MUM.
Single Roadster under saddle, T "
lst premium, S Seeman % premium.
Class D-Jqc6s and Mules
Pair 2 year old Mules, John CreesOl
1st premium.
Pair 8 year old mules, R w Furna
LIST premium.
Mule 2 years old, Abraham Penny Is
premjaA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Claaa K...Rork on Lsather

class H. WOTk on Le0Ihef
Saddle for Gentlemen, GaIilin & Co.
Nebraska City diploma
Saddle and Bride for Lady. Galitin
& Co., Nebraska City. diploma
Class L.-DOmsstic ManaJacturies.
Ten Yards of James, Mrs A Dodd LIST
premium
Ten Yards Rag Carpet, Mrs. R A
Hawly I'd premium
Gloss NJ
Best Counter Pane. Mrs Henry Hart
diploma
Best Bed Quilt, Mrs F A Tisdel d.
pIoma; W B Philips I'd premium
Best Pair Wooden Hoes, Mrs w b
Philips 1st premium
@Bes, pair Woolen Socks, Mrs w B
Philips LIST premium
Specimen of Embroidery, Mrs Kate F
Crane diploma
Worsted Quilt, Mrs Mary Brown lst
premium
Display of Needle Work, Mrs MoCO-
mas diploma
Display of Worsled Embroidery, Mrs.
J @ A Smith diploma.
Lamp Mat. Mrs Armstrong diploma /;
Mrs F A Tlsdel 1st premium
Pin Cushin, Miss Nelson I'd premium.
Chair Tidy, Miss Morey diploma
Bead Work, Mr. F A Tisdel diploma
Ottoman. Mrs ] L Carson diploma
Counter Pane. Mrs P Black diploma
Display of Crochet work. Mrs Eunice
Leach I'd premium
Class N-NeehGnicaI
Dressing Bureau, MeFall & Co, ID
Table. MoFall & Co, Isi prem
Wardrobe.
Sample of granting g
Of painting. L Waldler 1sl prem
Sample Of Tailor work. J MarOhn
Class O-ForaT
Variety cut Flowers, Mis- DOwny diploma
Variety Of Dahlias,
CLASS P-FRUTTS
Variety of Apples, ] C Deuser Ist pre-
MUM; Jane Lovelace I'd premium
Greatest Variety OF Pears, r w Fur
mas Ist premium
Greatsst Varietiss Of Peaches, Mrs
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
Class Sigiue.

Boar, w H Hawly Ist premium
Boar Pig
Sow
Sow Pig
Litter Of Pigs, w H Hawley LIST pre-.
MUM
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
CLASS FRI

CLASS P-FRUITS
Variety Of Apples. J C Deuser Ist pre-
MUM; Jane Lovelace Cd premium
Greatest Variety OF Pears, r w Fur
mas Ist premium
Greatest yaristiss Of Peaches, Mrs
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-10-03
CLASS z-PoULTRT

Best Display Of B~rahamas, R w Fur.
mas diploma
Best Display Of s~hanghaie, Furnas di.
ploma
Best Samples Cashmere WOOL, R W
Furnqs diploma
Best Cashmere Goats, R w Furnas d.
ploma
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29
Z. =. Internal Revenue Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN Taxes, including Especial Taxes lin
lieu of licenses) and Income Taxes, assessed
umder the L. $ Internal Revenue laws, are
r,or dee ami payab'e. The undersigned tin
,crson or by deputy will be at the following
places ut the time drsi guated, ready to receive
lnvmrnt therefor:
10 lympi,, Thur>ton county, at Collectors Office,
July 9th, 1867.
ror,N Olson, Kitsap county, ut Meigs' Store, July
4 1857.
Teesaet, Kitsap county, at Collins Hotel, July 2,
Port Ludlow, Jefferson county, at the Post Ofisc,
July 10, 1867.
Port Townsend, Jefferson county, at Sires' Hotel.
July IL, 1867.
New Dunsensss, Claim county, at the Post Office,
July l3, 1867.
Coupeyile, Island county, at the Post Office, July
Is, 1867.
Whatcom, Whatcom county, at the Post Office. July
l6, 1867.
Mnckteo, Snohomish county, at the Post Office,
July II, 1867.
Seattle, King county, at the Occidental HOTEL July
'Steiacoom, Pierce county, at the Post Office, July
10, 1867.
ClaaMato, Lewis county, at the Post Office, July 2'
1867.
Persons interested are urged to make
prompt payment at the aforementioned times
and places, and thus avoid additional percent
age and expense.
n. B.-All persons liable for % Special Tax
heretofore called License Tax are required to
make payment at the abOve-named times and
places, or they riN be proceeded against for the
penalties prescribed BY iaw, in addition to the
tax. PHILIP d. MOORE,
Collector Int. Revenue Dist of W. T.
June %, 1867. 33:w2
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

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or in,eres; sold ou, of the torn-r owner. par
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rr. without any conveyance by the officer
or agent Of the court conducting the sale
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bc notice to all the world, when copy
thereof shall be registered among the land
records of the District Nevertheless, the
court may order it's officer or agent afore-
said to make conveyance, it that mode be
deemed preferable. in particular cases.
Sec. %. And be It further enacted. That
If the declaration state cause Of action oi
which the court has jurisdiction, but the
verdict finds the money payable by the de-
fendant to the plaintiff to be less than
the lowest sum Of which the court has juris-
diction, the plaintiff shall have judgment
for the amount found due to him from the
defendant, but without costs.
Sec. 23. and be IL. further enncted, Thai
all laws and parts Of laws in conflict with
these provisions are repealed.
Approved, February 22. 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29
A PERPLExING PREDICAMENT..

A PERpLExINa PREDICAMENT.-
A gentleman visiting the family Of a
worthy deacon, in a neighboring
town, had been showing the chill
dren, one evening a beautiful music
box, after which he wound it up and
put tho instrument in his pocket.
At the hour of retiring for the night
the visit WAS called upon for a pray
er, and having got upon his knees
was in the midst Of what promised to
he a somewhat prolonged petition.
when suddenly, in consequence Of a
change Of position on the part Of the
supplient. TIE music box started of
gaily on the tone. - Take your time.
Miss Lacy 10 ear fhs. the Prsy-
er ws- bro1sht TO . rsfber sbruP'
,er1ninxfsoa. and that erra the wes-
rhy desrsa ars~e frsa hrs knecs 81
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

ing described property, to-wt One farm
OF land, six miles from Steilacoom on what is
called the Muck road. The farm contains
800 acres of land, all under fence, with II good
.dwelling-house and barn, and other out build
ings.
Also good hotel stand in town and several
town lots.
Also ten acres Of land in town, along side
The Sisters of Charity School.
fy fsrtkes iPEYrmation, applyto
JAMES HUGHES.
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not tle petition as directed ny saia ac'.
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1t the appellant fails to prosecute MS ap-
peal, the a:ppallee m"y' upon making the
aforesaid depot for COSTS have the cause
aocketed. and move tor atfrmancc OF the
Justices Judgment. or he may have trial
OF thn cause upon its merits.
Sec. 4: And De "t4Hher enacted. That
there shall 6e no superse0eas or stay OF
execution OF the Judgments OF the supreme
couo OF the District OF C"i"o'a' o'nrrwise
than oy inJunc'ion' OF upon proceed ngs III
error to the Supreme Court OF the United
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mutual debts between the parties to az ac'
t'on' OF between the ttstat"r or lnttstatr
or bo'h parties or either party. may De set
on against each other by plea In bar
whether the dro's oe OF the same or DIT
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reason OF a penalty IN" exact sam 10 Oe
set on snall oe stated IN the plea -,
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the plea OF set'off may be: "Ihat the
Pia'n'ih' az me commencement OF the SUIT
waS' aho stiii ls' indeoted 10 the deirh-
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p'an'iff drmand. And "pnn the t'ial of
a" issue upon said plea Judgment shall be
tor the balance found due, whether I" the
pInn'ft or d'trndan', with costs. Mutual
judgment recovered IN said M sac" court
may oe set on against each other on mn, -.
no" OF el'"'r parry; ana tue court sha',
award execution Tor ,h" oa'ahce icnnd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

The QUEEN s KlTCHEN.-TEe staff
Of Queen Victoria s kitchen includes
chiefcook, three mastercooks two yeo-
men ofthe kitchen, two roasting cooks
and four apprentices. There arc also
two lardcrs and storers, storekeep-
er, two green Office nen, three kitch-
en- maids, aud two men to supcrin-
tend the steam apparatus. The salar-
ry Of the chief cook is abou: So, 500 Il
year; that of the master cooks about
u moiety Of that sum. The chief and
master cooks have tho privilege of
taking the apprentices, of whom
there are now four; the premium
which is received from each (averag-
ing from $3.50 to $3.50 being divided
as "per arrangement" between
them. The salaries and wages of
the other persons in the kitchen vary
from ten shillings per week to $175 to
one per year. A lad who is appren-
ticed of the Queens cooks has the
chance ifhe conducts himselfproperly
of obtaining situation in the kitchen
at the expiration OF his term. The
first step is in the event Ofa vacancy
or of one being created, the situation
of lardcr. and sometimes, if he have
friends and influences, he obtains the
situation of clerk in the Comptrol-
ler's office. The chiefs Of the kitch-
en- dine at three o'clock, the chair
being taken by her Majesty's chief
cook, or in his absence by the senior
cook. The apprentices dine with
the scourers, the kitchen maids, etc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

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which would have elected Clark by
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dred. But in both counties the To-
cal politicians got into quarrel and
split the party, and the result is, the
defeat of the party in the only Office
which is of any political account.
IF those treac herous Democrats who
instigated tn e bolt had gone squarely
over to the Radicals, their influence
might have been overcome; it was
only BY etending to act with the
Democratic party that they made
their treach cry availablc.-Portland
Herald.
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D0- The latest and decidedly the
most fragrant development of the
negromania now rampant in Wash
ington is threat of certain Radical
managers that the white " ladies" in
the Treasury Department must ad-
NIT to a share in tho tat things of
that money making" establishment
their colored "men and sisters. "
Wonder if the grcenbacks that here
after issue from that savory concern
will be dressed in mourning aud per-
fumed with Night Blooming Cereus
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

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zzz ~ss~Azs~ual Tnx sazrznunzz o..
HzHnss Mp~~@ saw T-m.~@rv ~ um~s
-s~ F~ss1xznw 3pg sp~azra-=~ 81 Geo.
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p~w sn@ EA@r af E2~ amy.s~sus.
q ss~ ts~surz@=zr fA< nxmu~su4~
mS-x <zrazg cuzmm rr~e- ~rmr asux ~
unrest <zax s~x-.a rssss a@d p<ssr oss-
z<~~. ~ wa~s senn.Eis~ n-uu~
--zEz~-~d az s~vr shs So1rh. aaa me
rh~z~z-&- 81 Fr-~-ass~u's Bzr~sz
afsa~rs es-slSv~Ss q. .sSs.su rae 20
grD~s IN 1sis~us-- and vrvecrs then. N
er1zae the vsss sunns voted - i.ToF-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29


RAISING CoLrs.-Never expect to
have a good horse if you cram your
colt ; it cannot be done. The old ad-
age in Vermont, "A ragged colt
makes the best horse" means every
thing. Your colt, then, should run
with its dam until it has reached that
condition of the stomach which will
enable it to digest solid food. Then
take your colt and let it have abun-
dance OF free cold air to begin with,
and in addition to that, avoid the
feeding of grain until it is three years
old, rs you would avoid feeding
bread aud water to your children
when they arc little. 1t is astonish-
ing how many nice colts are ruined
by the excessive use of stimulating
grain food in their infancy, so to
speak. Let your colt mature slowly,
its bone grow properly, its digestive
functions be properly organized, its
flesh in the proper condition--never
fat, horse tat is the poorest fat in the
world-&eep it upon the best hay in
winter, and good, sweet pasture ii,
the summer, and you will make the
best possible horse out OF that colt.
Dr.. Loring, in the Massachusetts
AgriculturiSt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29
~ The Philadelphia Nor

American boasts that every succeeding
census only serves to render it clearer
that the city Of Philadelphia not only
exceeds in area aud houses New York
and her euveirons, but 10 much
the largest city ON this continent
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-06-29

- A lecturer recently sa,d that
ifthe Psient Ofhre reports could tell
the truth they wcuId describe ~
sncunf Of lunsry IN this eoaztry
serrshs< % ccufenyizfe-