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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-12

A SSIGNEE'S SA LIE AS assignee in
IA bankruptcy of Myer Cohn will sell at pub
lie auction, on TUESDAY the 10th June, 1868,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the store No. 1900
Main street, the following articles, to wit
3pipeS CLARET, ! barrel CLARET,
barrels BITTERS,
4barrels WHITE WINE.
II dozen bottles LIQUORS (assortedl,
10 CANDY. JARS,
WATER COOLER,
1lot SPICES, --s a'
set LIQUOR MEASURES,
lWAG0N and HORSE and HARNESS,
ITO cords WOOD.
part of the wood Is at Voegler's Spring Distil-
lery, about three miles from the city The balance
In the woods upon Higginss farm.
TERMS Cash for all sums under $50; for that
sum and upwards upon credit of 90 days, Interest
added. upon negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed. G.. G. GRISWOLD,
Assigned Of NJ. Colin.
Sale conducted by THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auc-
tioncer je
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.-I shall proceed
" to sell at public auction Oh the premises lately
occupied by Baughman Brothers as paper
mandatory, in Manchester, Va, on FRIDAY,
June S, 1863 at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following pro-
perty-to wit: -
5Oo-pound PAPER ENGINE,
25O-pound ENGINE,
PAPER MACHINE (36 inch),
PAPER CUTTER,
PAPER PRESS,
FELT-WASHER,
STEAM BOILER,
PAPER and PAPER STOCK,
SHAFTS,
PULLEYS,
GEARS,
BETTING,
TUBS, &C., &C.,
or enough thereof to satisfy distress warrant In
my hands in favor Of Kelly, Tackett & Ford Us.
George BaughInan.
TERMS {: Cash. E. Fl. FOOTE,
Constable District No. l, Chesterfield county.
MANCHESTER, VA, May Is, 1868. my Got
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale has been postponed to WE'D
NESDAY, June II, 186S ut the same hour jc
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctloneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

%DR1cK DWELLING, ON CONCORD OR
ID CENTRAL RAILROAD AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS. NEAR WASHINGTON STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wew will sell ut auc-
ton. nthe premises, on WEDNESDAY: the nth
of June, at o. clock P. NJ. the BRICK DWELL.
ING situated as above, containing four rooms, and
feet on Concord streetor Central railroad and runs
back SO feet more or less, to Fifteenth street-thus
having two fronts. The present dwelling fronts on
Fifteenth street, with q front on the railroad well
suited for the erection of store another dwell
ing.
TERMS One-third cash balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest added
- GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS, ia
je Ill -.--....- Auctioneers.
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Ry Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
L AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF CAP
ITOL AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue of .
deed Of trust executed to the subscribers bearing
date 18th November. 1851, duly recorded in Rich
334 we shall in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the goth June 1868, at O'Clock Z. NJ, If fair, II
real estate conveyed by said deed, consisting Of
that valuable LOT located as above, fronting q
feet, running back IS feet to alley 10 feet WIDE
TERMS: Cash: but It is more than probable that
reasonable credits will be given.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
81. HARRISON WATKINS,
Truct tang
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HARDWARE.

fDOITING CLOTH, BEST ANKER
ID BRAND.--We have in store all numbers of
sR0ITING CT 9TH from No. Ito No. 10. Also
a mn STOCK Of BUILDERS, AND FARMERS
HARDWARE, to which we invite the city and
country trade wholesale and retail: KILLING
snd WEEDJNG HOES GRAIN and G RIA s s
BL ADEE NAILS, ROPE, BLACKsMITHs'
TOOLS, Sc. &C. 100. 1890 y.
. nv OK In, t,-z = - 1907 Main street.
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je s-eodtds

A FTERs THE ABOVE SALE, / WILL
Saunders In n small two-story BRICK and WOOD
BUILDING and LOT. on west side Of Seventh
near Hull street. The lot fronts about twenty-five
feet and runs back about forty feet. Taxes for
1858 to be paid by purchaser.
TERMS Made known at sale.
10 1l-at A. C.. PULLIAM. Auctioneer.
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ByEWellington Goddin,
n: Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Es-
DEN. ON THE WEST LINE OF EIGHTH
STREET NORTH OF LEIGH. INCLUDING
BILLIARD TABLES. BOWLING ALLEY, &C.,
&C., FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request
of the treasurer of the Literary and Social Society
of the city of Richmond. shall sell at auction, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 18th June,
1853 at S O'Clock p. NJ, the above described pro-
perry. The lot has front of e feet and depth of
leo feet to wide alley which there has recently
been erected large one-story framed building
well adapted to the purposes for which it was
constructed Or by the expenditure of q reasonable
sum- II could be converted into handsome cottage
residence. At the same time and place win be
sold magnificent
= BILLIARD-TABLE.
2SUPERIOR TEN-PIN- ALLEYS, with
- tsls balls. etc:
And the FURNITURE attached to the
premises.
: TERMS: Reasonable, and made known at the
hour of sale. WELLINGTON GODDIN.
10 - A ucfinneer.
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iS COTCH PIG IRON-SCoTCH PIG
u IRON-for sale In lots to suit consumers.
-, r., E. BLANKENSHIP,
INV lazlun ss3 q Commercial A gent. Z
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TTIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
I1 sold on FRIDAY, June u, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
A. ;a ANS No. sef now TO- Occupied by D. n Jones' the
foIIowinp property-to wit,
TOBACCO SCREWS,
WRITING DESK,
CHAIRS,
STOVE and PIPE,
or so much thereof rs will satisfy distress war,
rant I'm my hands III favor of D. n. Jones ana
against Kimbrough & Jackson. -s. 49,
10 1oM3t W. r. TALL, H. C. G. R.
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: USsrrON|I sAY,ps
-~~--e--~---~-~ ~>---<~~>S~--~~(.
s. FUTURE Day.
by wellington Goddln,
: 4ucti0neer and Real Estate A oc,,
80 1se.i '''ase Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE or REAL psT,r,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL POT, ~,
Il ON Byrd AND SECOND sTREETs az az
on OREGON H1LL..By virtue OF a deed of IND
executed 70 the subscriber by Mr. Patrick psns.HH
corded In Henrieo Comfy Court shall. IN IRE re-
cuttSn thereof proceed To- eel at public a"c,oe
lsas at o'clock p. NJ II fair not ibs Dr. a., :Jene
day thereafter. Sunday excepted The rcnr ,ais
conveyed by the said deed consisting If i0I:se
First streets fronting thrty-two feet r,n,i ana
back sixty-fye feet, Also, two certain. IGrS, y
,ha!s, on Oregon Hill with tie BTILBIXSGSss
berlake and wife,. Ago one other ccr,,in lin I'm.
;bANDs on Oregon Hill, with the BfyJ M q
thereon conveyed to said Bolton bv MI HIS h1s
Longest. w hugh
TERMS Whilst the deed reapIres , .,.h
yet am authorized by the creditor 10 saw ihss
VII accept one-fourth cash. balance a, s" 81, se
interest added, secured by trust deed notes,
5eya 80, -; JAMES L.APPERsON- Tr,s,,
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BY Grubbs &c Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FARM
ON THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD.
AROJIT NINE MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-B virtue of q deed of trust exc
cuted to the subscriber as trustee by Susan Harper
Doherty. dated 18th September, 1889, and recorded
nv the creditor secured. viii sell at auction, on
FRIDAY the 18th day of June. at u O'Clock H., in
front Of Henrico County Courthouse, the pro-
FARM OF SEVENTY-F1VE ACRES, more or
less, In the lower end Of Henrico, On the north
branch of Boar Swamp, and the north side OF the
Terms: Cash. Purchaser to pay taxes for 1868.
= POWHATAN ROBERTS.
- - - Trustee.
( GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jeu Z.
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BY FrancisT. Isbell,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS, ON
THE WEST SIDE OF ST. PETERS
STREET. IN BAKERS ADDITI0No T9 LIE
EEnERATE HORSE LOT. FOR SALE AT
AUCT1oN.-I viii sell on FRIDAY the 18th day
of june, 1868 upon the premises, at O'CLOCK r.
NJ TWO DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS 'front.'
ing on the west side of st. Peters street. 80 ieet
each and running back Lib to Clay street, as lald
out by Martin Bakers executors.
N-' - FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
IN Auctisneer.
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OTAT0ES.--l0 bush.
l els JERSEY PEACH-BLOWP POTATOES.
!. 10 II e HUNDLEY " XAtp4s 3
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5&5Sz By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

TRUSTEES SALE, OF VALUABLE
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY-SUCHA AS MAG
NIFICENT FURNITURE, HORSES, CATILE
&C,-As trustee in certain deed of trust executed
by Mr.. John P. Ballard bearing date 5th Septem-
Der, 1857, duly recorded In Henrico County Court
shall, in execution thereof proceed to sell at
public auction at Marshfeld, the residence of Mr.
Ballard, on the Richmond and fredericksburg
railroad. two miles north of Richmond; On
THURSDAY the 18th June 1858, ut II O'Clock A.
NJ, If fair If not the first fair day thereafter that
portion Of the property conveyed by the said deed
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: Three HORSES,
One BUGGY, - &
Twenty head of CATTLE.
Z. $ All of the FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
4 And the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing the usual variety; the greater part OF
which is Of the finest quality and Of the most costly
character, and such as is rarely offered at auc-
ton. 80. I'D .sG.g-s, s,-s : J.. NJ.
TERMS Cash. JOHN o. STEGER,
je 10 -. -, Trustee
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TSoR SALE. q HACK and TWO HORSES.
I r. Can no seem MT j. b.. DAyIS,S stables, on
franklin street, between the hours OF 10 and la
O'clock for one week. Price low, jesus
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INVALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-After
the above SALE say at half-past S O'Clock P.
N. on the 18th of June we will sell, on the premi-
ses, TWO LOTS, 80 by l55 feet each on Federal
streetnear Washington street. Also, TWO LOTS
q by 100 each, near the corner Of Federal and
Baldwin streets.
TERMS AT sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
jc IL Auctoneers.
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CROCKERY E lsTASSWARE,

N $ooKi LOOK II LOOK n 80
l H1S ear save ten per cent. By purchasing your
~ nsphsNisHING GOODS FEATEn WARE. &c.
nav ~ Bsoad street, betwssa Tourti and Tish
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:, ips BY Edward B. Newburn, 'T'<E
! ..zs 49, q Real Estate Agent, -
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

T>HAT VERY VALUABLE LOT, ON THE
: HsGWEST SIDE OF TWENTIETH STREET
BETWEEN BROAD AND GRACE, FOR SALE
4TAUCTION.-WflI be sold at auction, on the
o, cIOckP NJ. that very valuable LOT fronting
on Twentieth street Is2 feet running back
RRieK House thereon, which has been used as u
tobacco factory, and also as bottling establish
inent now occupied by Pearson briggs, DULL n1r
ers with large ward, sheds. stabling. &C., and no"
under a lease for three years at $3.50 per annnm M
Will be sold IN one lot or divided into five OF 2ot
feet each o,,+
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at four eight
daod 49, 1900 = e, r. NEWBURN,
uSeo' -: Real Estate Agent,
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80 Commissioners.
Sale to be conducted by GRUBBs &c WILLIAMS,
Auctioneors je Sc T. l3,I5
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DISAPPOINTMENT, IT., ~ :
Tn consequence of. the rain Yesterday, the above
sale was postponed until THIS DAY at the same
hour. = 80 f.eEaI l|.- w. sGODDIN, -
10 10 Auctioneer.
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oMALL MED TENEMENT AND
OLOT ON THE EAST SIDE OF ST. JOHNS
STREET BETWEEN DUVALr AND BAkER,
FOR SALE ATAUCTION.--I will sell on FRI
DAY the 10Th day of June, 1866 upon the premises,
at s O'Clock p. NJ, small FRAMED Ten n,
MENT located as above stated containing several
rooms kitchen, &c. The lot fronts 80 feet and
runs back 104 feet.
TERMS +: At sale. FRANCIS T. lSBELL,
10 O. tbs = .--.s.F. Auctioncer.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctionecrs,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
DAKOTA CITY, Neb.,
October 3, 1868.

EDITOR BROWNVILLE ADVERTISER.
This evening Senator Upton and
Mr.. Potinger addressed the people of
our village- The large building was
full of eager listeners.
Capt. Fl. H. Brown was appointed
to the chair. He introduced Mr.. Pol
finger Of Cass county, to the audience
as the first speaker. 81 ~.
Mr.. P. gave some very amusing il
lustrations Of the great absurdity of
the arguments commonly used by
Democrats in this campaign, He
kept the audience in goOdhumOr, and
retired with applause.
After an appropriate song from the
"Glee Club Senator Upton was in
troduced. The Senator enchained the
attention of his audience during the
delivery of a speech replete with solid
arguments, in~terspersed with sallies
of wit. He certainly surpassed our
highest expectations. 1-EE
So fair, so candid, so in1exibly con-
scfentiOus political speaker is seldom
heard in the West. Loathing all
forms of chicane and fnesse, he wins
over at once the moral element Of the
community to the side of unadultera-
ted truth. He never wearies his saudi
tors. His flow of language is remar-
kable. His ideas are methOdically
presented, and his energy knows no
abatement.
His most salient points were greeted
with storms of applause. The impress
sion made upon us was most happy.
He is evidently winning golden opin-
ions in this region.
Gifted with indomitable energy,
he will, without doubt, inscribe his
name high upon the rolls of that hon
or which can alone attract the good,
the wise, and the truly patriotic.
SPECTATOR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

A.aE
anywhere or in any form, the exis-
lance of sentiments which / have so
long and so ardently desired toasee
manifested in this Department. The
stability of this Government and the
unity Of thisnatiOn depend SOLELY on
the cordial support and the earnest
loyalty of the people. While, there
fore, / thank you sincerely for the
kind expression you have used toward
myself, / am profoundly gFatified at
this public recognition in the citvaOf
Memphis, Ofthe power and authority
of the Government of the United
States.
THANK you, too, in the name ofthe
noble army which Ihave the honor
to command. 1t is composed of men
whose loyalty has been roved bv
their deeds of herOism and their
willing sacrifices of life and health
They viii rejoice with me that the
miserable adherents of the rebellion.
whom their bayonets have driven
from this fair land, are being reDlaced
by men who acknowledged human
liberty as the only true foundation of
human government. May your efforts
to restore your city to the cause of the
Union be as successful as have been
theirs to reclaim it from the desnOtic
rule of the leaders of the rebellion. I
have the honor to be, gentlemen. YOUR
obedient servant.
U. S. GRANT, Mai-Gen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Grant on the True Foundation
of Government.

The following letter was written by
General Grant five years ago, in re,
spouse to an invitation from the
Memphis Chamber of Commerce to a
complimentary dinner at the close of
his great Tennessee campaign:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 20, 1868.
GENTLEMEN have received copy
of resolutions passed by the loyal
citizens of Memphis, at injecting held
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
meree, August %, 1863" rendering me
a public reception.
In accepting this testimonial, which
l do at a great sacrifice of my personal
feelings, 1 simply desire to pay a trib-
ute TO the first public exhibition in
Memphis of loyalty to the Govern
ment which represent in the De-
partment of the Tennessee. should
dislike to refuse, for considerations Of
personal convenience, to acknowledge
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

We have met the enemy with the
usual result in Nemaha County. Re
~publicans have accomplished more
than most of US expected; but the
Democracy are mot disappointed :"
''they gave it up three weeks ago >"
"the Republican majority is no larger
than they expected" Still they con-
tested every inch Of the ground until
the polls closed and conspicuous
among our Democratic opposers looms
high up High Alderman, H. G. Lett
aRdT w. Bedford. They find, how
ever, that the nation is not yet ready
TO take the back track-bOgo hack into
barbsrism, Reputation and revolution.
No, gentlemen, we have set our faces
toward the constitution, our whole
country, and its perpetuity, and so
have the electors of the nation and
nothing daunted, we will go marching
on to peace, happiness and prosperity
under Republican management, and
Eule for many long years tocome. We
DO not propose TO wage any warfare
upon you, gentlemen, but to expose SO
far IS in US lies, the intolerable doc
trine promulgated by the leaders of
the presentso-called Democratic party,
and If possible shame them back to
their allegiance to the country and to
the whole country. There are many
good people who would be glad to go
back into the fold Of the old Demo-
cratic party, but Will not until it is
purged of its treason and Of traitors.
tits idle to expect It.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

Marquetts majovity over Morton
two years ago was "a, In BrOwnville.
Last Tuesday, after attaching the
Islandto this precinct, with its thirty
Democratic andtwoR r Republican voters,
and by theaid Of the Brownsville Dem
Ocrat we have run the majority for
Taffe up to 50. Two years ago the
Republican majority in this county
was $50; this year, by the assistance
OF a Democratic journal, we have run
the majority to over 400. The Dem
Ocracy Of the La Cross Democrat,
BroRnville Democrat, NeUs and Her
oSdmay be good food for Democratic
leaders, but it is repudiated by the
people. Let such journals pause at
this juncture and reflect. Perhaps
they then viii see with all honest,
loyal, right minded men, that even
latent treason is more the cause of
their defeat than all else besides, and
after much thinking ask themselves
II they can afford TO carry this load
longer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Reconstruction Constitutional
--DeCisfOn Of the Supreme

Court
A well-knOWn gentleman of this
city was c%onversing with Gen. f. P.
Blair, jr. not long since, upon the
power of Congress to reconstruct the
South. Gen. Blair warmly main
tanned that the reconstruction laws
were unconstitutional, and that there
was no authority in the National Gov
eminent to endow negroes With the
elective franchise in the conquered
States. ''YOu are mistaken said his
friend; "the Supreme Court has fully
decided the question in favor of the
power exercised by Congress.F "How
so%' asked the General. ~ never
heard of any such decisionn
81 will give you the points," was
the answer. n
II. The Supreme court has decided
that the national government has the
the same rights and powers as regards
the States lately in rebellion, us it
would have towards State or territories
eonqueredin war with a foreign power.
I'll. The Supreme court decided
years age. that in New Mexico, which
Wehadjust then conquered in the wal
with Mexico the orders of General
Kearney, the military Governor of that
territory, had all the force of law and
must be Obeyedas such. +. ~
Iii. Among these orders of Gen.
Kearney, in New Mexico, was a code
Of laws which he promulgated some
fine about l847, by which the right of
uffrage was conferred upon all males
of lawful age, WithOHt distinction of
color, negroes included.
NV. This code, which was thus
imposed on New Mexico by the mill
tary power, the, Supreme Court de-
cided to be the rightful law of the
Territory, until it should be set aside
by express act of Congress.
"Y. The apparent author of this
negro suffrage code was Francis P.
Blair, Jr., whose name was attached
to it as Attorney-General of the Terri
tory"
That's true" responded Gen. Blair,
''but ! didn't suppose any id black
Republican knew it," @
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
central Pacific Railroad.
WAsHINGrnN- o. ID

WASHINGTON, Oct. -.
The track of the Central Pacific
Railroad is finished to Reese River
Valley, 600miles east ofSan Francisco,
and IS north of Austin. The grading
is ready for the iron a hundred miles
beyond, and it is said the requisite gra-
ding will be done to Salt Lake by the
18th of December.
The earnings of the road for Septem-
Der were $685., 900 in gold. In a few
days Wells, Fargo & Co.'s stages will
connect with this railroad at GraveHy
Ford, on the Humboldt river, instead
of at Wadsworth. This will shorten
the stage route nearly 200 miles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Gen. Reynolds and President
JOhnSOm-EIeCtiOn Matters.

81. LOUIS, Oct. =.
A Washington special says if Gen.
Reynolds does not countermand his
order relative to the election in Texas,
it is the Presidents intention to place
him under arrest by civil process.
Arrangements have been completed
for furnishing the President with the
earliest reliable reports Ofthe elections.
He feels quite confidentth that the Dem
will carry Pennsylvania to-mor-
row, and if so, he WILL at once go to
work for Seymour and Blair, believing
that they can be elected.
Colonel O'Berne, of the Conserva-
tive Army and Navy Union, has come
out for Grant and COlfaX. AS he was
the President of the association, his
detection creates a great deal Oftaik.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

There is a series of religious meet
ings in progress in the Chapel of the
State Normal School building at Peru,
which are resulting in great good. Our
friend, the Rev. F. NJ. E~sterbrOok, the
preacher in charge, reported on last
Monday that 1.-THE revival was general
reaching both old and young, and es-
pecially the students, who are prepar-
ingtOteach the coming winter. Twen-
ty-three have already united with the
church. The work is still increasing
en- fntnrasf ~ --
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

Benton, st. Deroin, Lafayette and
Douglas to hear from, which are good
for 100 Republican majority.
We are confident that the othcial
Republican majority will exceed 4OO'
This is the amount we promised the
State in our issue of three weeks ago.
Can We double it in November? we
confidently believe it could be done
ShaIlit he2
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

J. NJ. Darlington, of the firm of
Darlington Bros of the SOuth-wes-
tern Stage Company, gave US a call on
last Monday. The Darlington Bros
possesses the business, energy and
the gentlemanly bearing for which
their father is so noted throughout
Southern Nebraska. They are rum
inning a daily line of Stages between
Plattsmouth and Lincoln. MI. Dor
rington reports old Republican Cass
county as good for $50 Republican ma
iority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Agents Wanted for
MEN OF OUR DAY.

The men who govern our country, make its
laws, nave fought its battles, charmed us
cOntroio railroads, manufactures and our
hnances-one attractive volume, full of vivid
interest, hfe-like illustrations and character
steel portraits, and the lives OF over 80 men.
Price low to suit the times. The cheapest as
well as them most interesting book published
within nve years. Sales Immense. Every
body wants to know the life history Of these
men. Send for circular to .r.t.
ZEIGLER, McCURDY & co.
Philadelphia, Pa, Cincinnati, o., Chicago, III.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Gage County.

Nathan Blakely writes US that Ine
Republican votei in Beatrice stand loo
and Democrat vote at 20. On the
whole ticket in Grant Precinct the
Republican vote was 80, Democrat a.
giving a Republican majority OF 3D.
with two townships 50 hear from,