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Ks A COUGH, A COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, irri-
tation of the lungs, permanent throat disease,
or consumption, is often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptive and
throat diseases, TR0CHEs are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc2s-eod4m
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A MORTAL srN.-Mr. s. S. Cox, of Ohio,
hos been nominated by the President for
the mission to Austria; but there is no
chance for him. He is not only Demo-
crat, hut he said on one occasion that New
England should be expelled from the
Union That winds him up. New Eng
land now governs this nation, and Cox
may as well "dry up" Goodbye, Cox
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II1Hgszpeake d ohio Roapd

~~>>~>~<<
-rHfSaPEsKE And sthto Raj.
S,s sIseo,svs SGomsss Of Hsnrion s
,4assra. r. h. gsnds, aeosgs y. .Ples.ants, y
a as snd i. 8. Lsrus. Captain y; N,sra.ss;
and q q; psrTsI sniral Rsilrosd aInE
R RIoiisoaD. J.nasfy 8. isss.- = y;
GHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail
1SJR0 IDILAND AM LOTS IN RIcHNorn
act nsssed on tfe lst day OF March, 1887. as
vide for the completion Of lias or lines Of fsi Xii
road from the waters Of the Chesapeake 70 ~.
Ohio river authorizes lspd 70 be received ~
payment q stock snbscripsions The act also 40.
TO contract With the Cosington and Ohio Raiiro.s
to construct the road from Coviny
ton to the Ohio river, apd upon tho CO. 1.ioa .,
such contract grants 70 tns Centlai Conpany q,
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
On the scth day Of November, ultmo, the Vi,
ginia Central Railroad Company entered io,o u.
to "a ss osa aSd sh
subscribed to the stock OF the .Che,apeaks ~
ohio Railroad Company said stock TO b. snii,.st
10 preferred per cent. dividend after tie ro.s
am authorized TO reesive subscriptions TO ~.
stock payable In lands along tho line OF apy ,st'
road In Virginia, or In Richmond City lcts II ~.
prices can be agreed on.
nscted In every csss to furnish, attheir own eo.,
ther eport of some lawyer named by myself Isl
the title ID good.
The ultimate value OF the stock OF the che,,.
matsd from the receipts Of ths northern l!ss.
Isst wear the receipts Of the Pennsylvania Cs,'
raj aGs miles, were $l8 $50; the New fe,--
Central, 400 miles, 81. sss,7se.
President virginia Central Railroad COMPANY
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amAMERICA AGAINST ENGLAND

.MERICAN CoMPAE TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GLYCE RINE, BOUQUET, a
PALM.-Thess popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed' war
ranted not only equal but superior to the English
and fifty per cent. cheaper. They are supersedlng
all foreign toilet soaps in this market as II Is well
known that since their introduction the demand
for the latter has fallen off fully one-naif. manu-
featured only by
McKEoHE, VAN HAAGEE CO.,
40 south Front street, Philadelphia; 30 Barclay
street. New York. no So-eo"olh
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Mexico AND ITALY.-The italian Govern
ment is the first European Power to recog--
nize the Mexican Republic. It has just
appointed a Minister to Mexico. The
other Powers need feel no modification at
the fact.
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WHITE LABORERS AND HOUSE
Y sKRyANTs,-I4 am now prepared TO fur.
nish TO the citizens Of Richmond and the country
gen orally all classes Of WHITE LAB0RERS and
HOUSE, SERVANTS from the North, or direct
from European countries. s-@az .
Applications should be 80 specific as possible az
70 qualifications. character CT service to be ger-
formed, wages offered. term OF service, So. -
3 ~ : 1852 Z. t<sfsssl7-tf J. u. IMBODEE, ~
.<7'$s 4ssFa Virginia Central Land Agency,
corner Main aud Thirteenth streets.
de- p-dlm
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8DecS0y Notices


Aa AnH 90
--...s---
81 =.
----------..,..s.--,.s.,
S50, 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS fhf ~ De
eoLp.
-
IN TIE CITY
A FULL ASSORTMENT of nhh'' 'o'
on mana s' 0u'n p''
OUR AssoRThEfNT of shA"H
...........
6LAShh'e u ai'
"sasnef-H' ~" p'''''
4oI Oo''
oLoFEo' mhnA'o H'11'
......-.-
,.,, .hor hal,
WAMSUTTA. NEW YORK MILLS, and dozen
other favorite brands Of COTTON, at reuueeu
prices.
FLANNELs, TABLE ohoi Ne "n0 -
zrrnc ,r,on, which will
- ~ ' ,uo,.
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nor gATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.-Tl

ng BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
enland,d HAIR DYE is the best In the world J
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliao!e,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
ttns remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes; IN,
vtsorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiiai
black or broaon Sold by al druggists and per
tuners and properly applied at Bachelor wig
Factory, No. 1s Bond street, New York.
ia I4-eod
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T,HE PIEDM0NT T.IND AcENCv

THE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY
nF piRGINIA-E. c RANDOLPH CO.
Branch Office, Richmond, Va, at present Iooafed
s corner Main and Eleventh streets. W. B. ROBINS,
This agency advertises extensively the lands
Of parties who comply with its terms, free of ali
snarge, except In case OF sale and through It's ex
ttn.lve connections has disposed Of sYery large
quantity of lands since 1885,
THOSE who desire to sell within the year will
oonsult their interest by correspondence at once
VIII u.s. enclosing descriptions OF the properly for
sale. Address 'EsS w b. -RogIHS .'11o"'
IsI-smdGsw :s.t' Richmorf Va
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CsHrR Al RAILROAD CoyrJ
RICHMOND, January !, ls@

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail,
u RoAD-LAHD RECEIvED IN PAYAgSTG2
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF. STOCK The fifteenth ,s:.
ton Of the act passed March 4, 1877, 70 provide
for the completion Of line or lines OF ral,csS
from the waters of the chesapeake to the 0hio
river" auth orizes the Virginia Central Bs,o.i
Company to contract with the GovtnSton and Ohio
Railroad Commissioners for the construe,!ou d
the railroad FROM Covington to the Ohio riT.r:
and In the event such q contract bs made Il .h.i
the re after be known as the Chesapeake and ok,o
Railroad company, and be entitled 10 all h,
rights and privileges conferred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company by this act
The ninth section of tho above mentioned a.,
gives to the Chesa peake and Chic taiir0ad Con-
pany the right to receive land in payment OF sab.
on the soth day OF November ultimo, the VIZ.
ginta Central Railroad ompany entered into
contract to construct the Coylng,on AID OhOr.
road upon condition that 10. ,oeo Of stock wa
subscribed to
Now, therefore, this is to give notice that Ian
authorized by the Board of Directors to reeeiv.
SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK PAYbBLS ii
LAyD If the prices are satisfactory, and make
the same preferred, with eight per cent. divt.
dend as soon as tins road Is completed to the Chic
river.
such eight per cent; preferred stock OF me chsa.
the line Of ANY Of the railroads n Eirgiria
Parties who propose to subscribe land VIII b
expected, In every case, to furnish at thSirova
hat the title is good the price to be agreed upon
with an agent Of the company, not exceeding Ii.
assessed value OF 1850.
The ultimate value of the stock OF the Che'.
psake and ohio Railroad Company may be- s.t
mated from the receipts Of the norhern lines,
Last wear the receipts Of the Pennsylvania en-.
raj. les miles wera si6, $50, $50 /; the 6ew York
Central, 4s3 miles, 81, 500. 1888.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
la Aim
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VALUABLE MILL AND OTHER

VALUABLE MILL AND OTHER
PROPERTY: IN The COUNTY OF HANO.
YER, FOB SALE at PUBLIC AUCTI0N.-Will
be s0ld to the highes, bidder, on the premises on
MILL. located on South Anna river, in the county
OF Hanover, on a never falling sroam, and has
attached two pair Of Corn Stones, one pair Of
Bars, Circular Saw, Single Saw, Corn Crusher,
Cotton Gin, &C.; in good and healthy neig h Dor.
hood about eight miles from: Ashland. There
are SO So 100 acres attached. on which there 10
good Dwelling House with six rooms: and spring
Of good water In the yard; young orchard Of
apple and peach trees OF seiec,ed fruit
TsRMs: 0ne.lhird cash !: the resic us In one and
two years carrying interest from the LIST January
o'clock NJ. --.z
Also, on the slsr DAY OF JANUARY, 1853. at
ths s same hour on the same terms, will offer at
public auction, ar Beaver Dam depot, in III same
county. tract of land Of set acres near the Vir.
g1nta Centralsratlroad, between Green Bay cross.
lag and Davsnports bridge. Oh which there ia an
abundance Of timber, consisting of railroad stills.
heart pine, &C. Possession immed lately
Asoa tract OF seq acres, adjoining, subject to thu
lie estate OF Mrs. Polly Thacker, and adjoins 3.
i. wash, Thomas A. Lory an, and 9th ers -
1 THOMAS 8. MALLORY.
HANOVER COUNTY, January Is. 1885,
Ia l7-swt3lstJax
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ATOTICE,--I APPOINT 9 RICHARD
In, MOORE az A6RHsr for, me to conduct the gso-
Gerry business on tbs sesnar or puvat and Fonshss
Atrssts from this date. JAMES MOORE
January u, 1855. jsl-Nt
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VIRGINIA EN.TRAL LAND
' AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATION
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. Rich,
Organization necessary 70 conduct on the largest
scale business that will henceforth receive my
uGdvded attention, combining the sale OF lands,
supply Of white labor, male and female. and ten
ants, as far as they can possibly be obtained, from
the states and cities OF the Worth.
by partner. Colonel K. ]. Page, Is In charge OF
our office In New York. ....
Of the highest re.pectabili.y and responsibility
And for the sale OF lands and mines in North
Carolina am associated with D. w. COURTS,
Esq OF Reidsyille, for many years State Treasurer
The facilities this agency offers for the sale OF
lands are not surpassed In the South. In regard
parties In the cilies north OF this who make Ii At
branch OF the business a specially both In this
country and Europe, securing TO me the widest
have the aid and services Of that accomplished
mineralogtst and assaysr Colonel WILLIAM GIL
HAM for Che prompt analysis of all Minerals tn at
may be sent to me, thus determining the value Of
mines before they ard offered for sale.
THE WHITE LABOR t
branch of the business will be under the manage.
ment Of thoroughly competent gentlemen. I'm
further notice is given, our efforts Will be directed
to supplying this city with factory hands porters,
and domestics, male and female. These will be
satisfactory arrangements have been made for
their chesp transportation from New York and
Philadelphia 10 this city. BY the lst OF January.l
hope be able 10 supply farm hands and small
tenants. E. - 49, ....s..,--..,-
Parties In want OF white labor OF either sex are
req ested to communicate their wants In writing,
go that may forward th em TO tho supply Offices In
New ork and Philadelphia. ~
TERMS For selling lands, I'VE per cont com.
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
whatever unless q sale rs effected. For Mines an
additional contingent fee, tho subject OF contract
Ia "a CD case and pay able out Of proceeds OF sale
For Iaborsrs fee OF IS for each one supplied by
contract, payable when the labcrsr Is delivered:
and when the lsbofer Is unable to pay his or her
passage to this city advance It.. 81 from RhiIs.
dephia and 80 from New York-to be REPAID 10 me
by the employer when he receives the fsbover as
30 much advanced on the contract for wages.
Further particulars furnished on application
, ]. D. lMBUDEN,
no So-dTGf-w3m a,s Post ofsca box 30.
HOMEMADE CARRIAGES.
Ia 'LAMBLTH &FRANCIS, fyEMR,
No. 1913 FaAsKLIs STREET, NV.
have on hand fns assortment Of -.
CARRIAGES,
I II BARDUCHRS ts,st
PHEr0HS,
Z BUGGlES,
ROGKAWAYs. ~
and handsome SPRING WAGONS, which they
Will sell on as good terms "a thsy can be bought
elsewhere lsn8s;,sA ssI
REPAIRING executed in the best manner.
de ll-am LAMBETH q FRAhCIs.
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The Wrgi7sS0 Contention
oRDERED By CONGRESS TO
FRAME A STATE CONSTITUTION
TwENTY-sEvENTH DAY.

THURSDAY, January 16, 1868.
The Convention met at the usual hour.
Prayer by the chaplain.
STATE GUARD.
Mr.. BowDEN's resolution was taken up
and adopted.
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seE UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
i(sAvINGs INsTITUTIoNJ
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BACK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ssoo, oos.
YHIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEHT.
- on DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JI., President,
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIREoToss.
x. 4. Paine, L. D. Crenzhav, ". r. Quarles,
VIM. Il. Lvons Jr, &. e. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, B. b. Weisi2sr, Snip
". A. Spot, Moses Elysoa, J. b. winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, a. A. Hutchin-
z. T. Taylor, ]. hosenbaum, son,
W. &. Binford, ]. W. Hail. 7. W. Dosweli,
J. 4. Bslvin, W. F. Gray, W. 8. Tanner,
T. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. ID. Howlin.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to al
classes.
Tho attention OF all In city and country Is called
10 this Institution. Here they will ind security,
convenience. and proft. Sums as small as one
dollar may De Deposited and sig per cent. Interest
received on same.
One hours from A. II. to P. M; on Saturday
from A. NJ. to , P. H., and from TO P. ID.
je n-dSswts
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MARRIED.

a ---.5. -. MARRIED,
On the evening Of January lat, in Rockhridge
county, by the Hev. Mr. Gtfmsr, JOHN J. PAX
TON, ssq., OF Roskbridge. aud Miss NJ 9 RIA A.,
daug htsr OF the late John WaIrock. OF Richmond
city - '.Ss'*' s-a .s'2' n
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DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
[ manufacture the BEST CANDIES made In the
United States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES. We
don't make one kind for our jars for show and an
other for wholesale. Our No. is all alike, and
warranted We have numerous premiums, award
ed before the war by the Mechanics Institute Fairs
when there were numerous compe,itors-not hon
orable mention for northern candies, French so
called. We sell them as low as the Yankee can.
dies, and warrant them much better
LOUIS J BOSSIEUX,
jas No. lal2 Main street.
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Co71fectjOner5eS.

COM ect5omer5es.
DRESERVES.-We have on hand a
L large assortment OF
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES
LINES,
GOOsEBERRIEs,
DAMSOSS,
PEACHES,
OUNCES,
PINsAPPLES,
PEARS,
CHERRIES,
APRICoTs,
which we are Offering at low pricas.
ANDREW PIZZTEI b CO.,
ia ls SO7 Broad street.
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RE- CABELL & WATKINS,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCT1oNEERs'
1lla MAIN STREET,
inform their friends that as incidental 70 tnelr
Real Estate business, but In no way to interfere
.vIth r. thew will negotiate LOANS on real estate
eollaterals, aud commercial paper, and buy and
sau Stocks. Bonds, and Bank Notes on commits
sion. J"
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GEORGE WATT. sw. C. KNIGHT.
MATT d NIGHT,
w .Flf Fo.4 1850 FRANKLIN STREET, RIoHaosp D.
Dealers snd manufacturers sAgricuItu, al Imple.
msnts. The WATT PLOUGH o specially.
ja 10 d1mswim ~ ~ '3a-% sI.Ettga
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MILLS g RYAN,, TQRAuOO J. EX-
Na cKAEaE RicnA9Nb VA, BaoK Essa and
Orders solicited. LIBERAL adyaness maze on con.
signmenta. Refer 10 A. 2. Haxrafs Presiseri OF
ESQ.,, R!chnsord va Msssrs. Il. MIsBREGss
Co., Nav York !: Mssars. JoasfoA Tao.Fsess
Borton, Maas- .....s..,..... ,sssl5.l III
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.EeaceJers, DC.

EOR THE HOLIDAYS.-J EWELRY
patterns Of Diamond ann Sets Rinss, Pits, &c:
large variety OF Stone, Cameo. Pearl Amethyst,
Carbuncle, Etruscan, Garnet, Jet, and other sets
first quality. beautiful styles, and warranted.
Also GOLD WATCH CHAINS OF new and beau.
tiful patterns. SILVEkWARR In full sets, and an
extensive assortment of silver articles In cases,
&C., for presents also, Silver Spoons, Forks. La
dies, Butter Knives, Mugs, 6oblsts, Casters, Card
Cases, Porte monnaies, Napkin Rings, and Cream
Pots and Sugar Dishes. Call and select at the old
established stand, 1872 Main street.
JOHN H. TYLER & CO.,
de21 successors 10 Mitchell i Tyler.
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noN'T LOSE THE OPPORTUNITY
'TwoULD BE NONSENSE TO DO 1T.

Your chance is before you to buy
FIRST GLASS CLOTHING
at third class prices AS 1t is intention to APP
ply all our energy and means on the extension
and Improvement OF our Merchant Tailoring
Establishment at No. 1911 Main street, near Thir-
tenth street-the reputation OF which for style,
it, and workmanship is equal to the most renowned
Broadway (Eew York; houses In that branch OF
business we are Offering our READY.MADk
CLOTHING at exceedingly low figures. Also.
large lot of HATS at far below value. Convince
yourself at SCHAAP HARfMANs'
ialo Merchant Tailors, No. 1911 Main street.
DEAVER OVERCOATS, BEAVER
DCAPEs, BEAVER SUITS, SILK MI aIX I, Ed
SUITS. FINE BLACK SUITS, sILk.VELEET
VEsTs.-Just received at JULIUS kRAKER's
Merchant Tailor, l517 Main street, a fine assort-
pent of Res dy-m made Clothing for 81 lens Touths',
and Boys wear. at greatly reduced prices; For
Merchant Tailoring. ell styles Of Beaver; French
Cloths. Doeskins, Fancy Cssstmeres, and VestinSs.
Suits made to order fasbionably and reasonably.
Furnishing Goods in great variety. Also, Hats,
Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks, and Valises.
Please give me q call, Az keep a weil-assorted
stock OF frat-class Goods at the Richmond Cloth
ing Hall. 1877 Main street. no2a
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TX CASES MOON DOCK
lc BRANDY. 20 cases ISABELLA BRANDY,
on consignment and for sale low By
aW PAL4KR, HARTS00K b co.
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gL LIVER POOL AND LOhDoN AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PERSONS OR CORPORATIONS
desiring to effect
LOANS, NORTH OR IN EUROPE,
BUILDINGS or MERCHANDISE,
will find 1t TO their interest to insure with this
company. Policies of this company transferred to
capitalists are considered by them the best security
In case of fire.
CAPITAL, $4,000, 600 IN GOLD.
Stockholders personally responsible; and among
them are some of the wealthiest persons in Eng
land and the United States.
All claims paid on proof of loss without abate-
~ DAVENPORT & CO.,
General Agents for Virginia,
Ia Tim office over Exchange Bank.
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ROBERT H. sAUxY. JAaBs L. YAURT.
.......... ..--.s- ROBERT :. BROOKE.
sHT Il. III. HLAURY &c CO.,
...ss ESTABLISHED II 1885,
BANKERS AHD BROKHR5
10. lol4 II ain street,
srst house below the poss.onass,
RIo4NoHD, VA.
5FgaLIHd EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SlLVRE
Back NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
.....-.. RAILROAD BONDS and
.....' -'.-' STOCKS, &C.,
bought and Sold ca commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTlohs
MADE on an accessible points IN the unltsa
Statos. TO-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-09-10
Senator Thayer.


The Republican Club of Brown
vile was addressed on last Thursday
evening by Senator Thayer. The large
hall was well filed with an intelligent
audience.
The Senator referred to the prosper
ity of the country, the progress of vast
enterprises, the rapid development Of
our great resources as a State, the ex-
tensive settlements which have sprung
up in every section Of our new State,
and then eonclusively demonstrated
all this to be the result of Republican
Legislation and Republican rule.
There are two great parties existing
at the present time. The same great
Republican party that resisted the
extension of slavery into the TerritOr-
ries, and the same great DemOcr par
ty which we had to battle against in
the Presidential campaign of 1860, in
the field at Donaldson, Shilo, Vicks-
burg, Chat anooga and Richmond,
until they surrendered Appomattox
Courthouse. These two great parties,
with there leaders, are now appealing
to the American people for there suf-
RACES. Call them by what names you
viii there they stand one for peace and
the other pledged to revolution, wal
and eternal obstruction.
The Senator charged this great
Democratic party with all the evils
under which the nation is snow suffer
ing. With commencing the war;
with continuing the war fOrtwo year;
after the cause was hopeless; with the
men murdered at New Orleans and al
Ft. Pillow; with the pain and anguish
of Mothers and Fathers at the loss o
? their brave sons; with the oceans O
blood that was shed; with the i'm
mense public debt; with the unrecOn.
structed condition Of the SoutherI
; States; with the disorder that prevail
there to day, and with every lamenta
BILE evil necessarily flowing from tn,
late rebellion. And to substantial,
the charges thus made, the Senate.
brought forward an array of fact
t which yer unquestionable and of 81
recent occurrence as to be within the
knowledge of all. These fact NJ
Democratic Orator pretends to deny.
Their only stock in trade is persisten
abuse, v%illifcation and missrepresen
ktation. Upon this ground the Senator
never treads. Theaddress was an I'm
answerahle argument from first to las
in favor of the Republican policy anC
its perpeturatiOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-09-10
GRAND JURORS
PETIT JURORS.
To Democrats.

We publish, on VI first, page an
article ITO conservatives" taken from
the Daily National Republican of
Augusta, Georgia. Wehopeo our Dem
Ocratic readers will carefully peruse the
same. Thousands of Democrats are
coming to the same conclusion. They
are abouttO support Grant not because
they like Republican principles but
because the success of the Republican
Ticket is the only sure road to peace
and prosperity. We hope every Dem
ocrat will read and ponder over the
article referred to, and then support
Grant if you must, under protest.
Every consideration which is supposed
to influence a patriot demands that
the Republicans be successful in the
present campaign.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-09-10
PERU, NEB, Sept. End, 1858.

Editor Advertiser:
The Democrat ofAugustSth outside,
and of 18th inside, was handed me a
few days ago, in which 1 was astonished
to find one of Our most respectable
citizens ANONYMOUSLY slandered. In
an editorial, owe the signature of
Democrat" in speaking of the Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, he calls him a mule-at-her.
So long as the Editor ofthe Democrat
confines his blagardism to. politicians,
we will conceal our contempt for him
and his vile sheet. But are there to
be no class of persons beyond the
reach of his foul pen? Is submission a
virtue when he travels outside the
slush and mire of politics and invades
the holier callings of life with his
Shiny rawlings, disgusting and wick
ed inuendoes. Are those called to
preach the gospel to be dragged about
in such a sink of iniquity as your CO.
temporary-pardon the expression
the Brownville Democrat from week
to week sees fit to do without re-
dress? No wonder that he hides
his deformity under the once
proud name Democrat" here
after, Mr.. Democrat, if you must emit
SANDER, putridity and slime from your
editorial pen, pitchin to- some OfyOur
gossiping associates whose habits
fit them for such an atmosphere, but
for the sake of humanity do not here
after mention in your columns the
mesofpeaceful, honorable christian
gentlemen. Remember how precious
a good name and character is. Re
member, we say; for if we mistake
not you have a wife and a daughter,
not beyond the reach of some insolent
pup Like yourself. A word to the wise
is sufficient; but will it be toyou?
PERU.