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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-13
EmoIlient Cream.
Joseph Whitman, plaintiff, State of Ohio, Frank
against lin county. Court O


Joseph Whitman, plaintiff, State OF Ohio, Frank
against lin county. Court of
Henry Maurer. defendant.> Common Pleas
THE SAID HENRY MAURER, DE-
Il fendant. will take notice that on the lst day
of October. A: d. 1868, the said plaintiff, Joseph
Whitman, filed his petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the county of Franklin and
State of Ohio. to recover from the said defendant
the sum of One Thousand dollars, with interest
fIom the 2i day of September, A. ID. ls6s on his
certain promi sorry note due upon said day, and
unpaid. and praying for Iudg for said amount
with interest aforesaid. ard that the said
plaintiff has caused an attachment to he levied in
said cause. upon tue following described property
belonging to said defendant. to-wit: Lots num-
bered H. H. 49, IA, Is, 16 II, is. 10, 90 81 70 80
32 49, "a 35 36 81 sc, 49, Al, A. 49, A. AS 46 Al 49,
49, So 81, So So 54 S. S. ST. So So and so in Henry
Maury's addition to the city of Columbus, in said
county of Franklin and State of Ohio, marked
on the plat of said addition recorded in the Office of
the Recorder of Franklin county.
The said defendant is required to answer by the
third Saturday after the 18Th day 9, Of Movember
A. ID. 1868. JOSEPH WHITMAN.
BY DREsEL & MAYO. his att'ys.
Oct2-W6W
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On an after MONDAY. May 11th. 1863 FOU
TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
DIANAP0LIS CHICAGO.
witheS tehsnse of cars to DAYTON and IRICR
MoNR and only & one change ne Id 9f cars TO IN
Connections are reliable as follows ns
FIRST TRAIN DAILY. "
Leaves at 1:2O A. NJ for Cincinnati, Circleyire
Lancaster, Hillsboro and Chilcothe; stops at Lon
don, Xenia, Morrow. and Loveland, arriving
Cincinnati at 6:90a. m. -Ik
SECOND TRAIN. eU
DAILY except Sundays0
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton
West Jefferson. London. South Charleston. selma,
Cedarville, ,Aenia, Spring alley. Corwin. Morrow,
living At cipe matt s at loss q. NJ, son0eotins
with the Mail Boats. . u, I'D -
s.. THIRD TRAIN. r.a- go
daily except Sundays.o --l.a
Leaves at I2:e5 for Cincinnati: Dayton and
SP1Tgfsld. via Xenia. arriving at Cincinnati at
FOURTH TRAIN.
.,.- DAILY except Sundays.)
Leaves at 5;i5 P. NJ. for Cincinnati, Dayton and
Springfe via London, stopping at Alton, West
Jefferson, London, South charleston, Selma,
Cedarville. Xenia Morrow and Loveland, and ar
riying at Cincinnati at 1890 M. M.g .s-r.r-
...zHals .t5 NJ --- has .gHgb - H-Gl
Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
5ES! 55E5hE W.DS2EEttE. hS82kstt Tis1;s zs.as: agent
JOHN 0sgRaSlP Cincinnati oJ 5aa
We H. .Dn n DH1I T;.L.t 81 ,z1lr4.nv 1m.v,sa
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MEDICAL.

The Great Medicine for the Skin. cures
Without fail, every kind OF
slightly eruption of the face,
or itching, Irritating, -isi
distressing cutaneous e
disease ON any part
OF the person.
&c has nearly reered me Of Lbqt nioyffyino er,-
tion. and looking quite Ike man" writes
Charles E. Noble. General Agent of Mich. Central
r. r., l73 Broadway, N. Y.
' We fnd IL an inrdha6e remedy for TetYer etc."
write Iiigley Bros, Druggists, Fairfield, Iowa.
NJ hGre Tried yo,r ratuabe remedy for Bdrber's
Itch icith great success" writes c. w. Dumont of
Leominstcr, Mass.
Send for circular. Price, IS cts. and 81 90.
Prepared only by SoLoN PALMER,
SO West Fourth Street. Cincinnati, O.
For sale by Druggists generally.
sept21 deod&w1y
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Merchants Bank.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVENTe THE
~ holders of the outstanding notes of the Mer-
chants Bank of MassiOn, and all others concerned
that in pursuance to the provisions of the 4lst
tion of the charter of ssid Bank that app ication
will be made to T. Au itor. Treasurer and Secre-
tary of state to ender The Boi ds deposited tn
secure the circunti /. al Bank a ter the expi
ration of six ui.Ii II ram III
STE SE, Pre-'t.
=. ilNT. Gas: ier.
Massillon. Ma, IS Isis US w6m
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PIPE AND FITTINGS.

Wrought-iron Pine (Plain or Galvanized), ,.....
Cast-iron Soil Pipe.
Z0t Stone and Cement Drain Pipe,
.... . Malleable and Cast-irOn Fittings.
p '''i" Steam Valves, Stop Cocks,
...4. .H Gf..f 20 Gas. Service, aud sls.
Meter c. cks, &C.. &C.,
Or anything in the Pipe or Fitting line. is at - =
= I.. go MCHkNRY 4 CO.'S Depot,
Nos. East Fourth and l62 MaiL street.
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JOHN B. PETERS, Agent
COLUnlBUs POsTOFpICE.

= CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
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Oblo Statesnlarl,
RAIL ROAD TIME Table.

sheying the arrival and departure of trains ut Go.
Nn6as, Ohio. On and after Monday, May "a
SIS tr aims will run as follows: ~ . sil1l'r
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.7s In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the seal of
lsEALl said Court at olumbus. this 30th day
of October, A. ID, 1858.
7. S. SHEPARD, Clerk.
October 81, 1868. oct31. 1.d1tW3w
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Gitp Ytal 6statr for Sal,.


NOR SALE. or to LEASE for 81 YEARS
To Lease m year Ground Re9 proPgr To be ngSyeL
The plot folItna ave middle Of ot'ct 800 i 80
,tT TO 15asaasre The Ese, House Clarendon Hoie, ard
& o one of Me- largest Ard most eligible market fora
Ground Rent AMI ie aap'gl fi three stores 0' 'i " " "
Also sale GraFd st. fer Wa'4.s , %, 5' rrsi S1
DO; sa9'"n' f'' P''''''' HOMER MORGAN No Pae
nor SAIE-Pine-st Property.-The five
1 stow STORE Pne-, Soa'bsi TIE sor - the
depth gh bepeyersL app! TO L. SfE'h ill.,
30 ~ Moutagusst. Brooklya
EOR SALE-In BroOme-st., between Greene
woo,ier.is PLOT OfGR0uND SIle FEET H'h 'n Ao'
2JIIoo suitable o large wholesale sa3I'y@ GG HPE pe
NOR SAIE-Cheap LOTS Reasonable terms
Apply 90 H. MAXWELL No $3.50 Thlri-aye
NADISON-AVE. LOTS.-An entire front OF
el. 3p pi III s' SALIo ;'' Co. O 10 s.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on
SofurU ann FEONT-STS
WITH WGTRR RIGHT
For SALE the plot Of ground 7oIlp feet on N r % ,s
Jses'oH aud gn,erneushp Iu3aing ..',-A ~ " "
''''''-'' PLACE SUGAR REFINERY.
bsrv other business requiring strength
space and hsaL A.
from. Of T Isu EaT@h a HSna S Ss hsS T ps
THE LEASE OF LOTS, w WITT RgLDSGs Nos '9 And ''
covering eutir, lot, 9,r7O feet
Apply T. IL LUDLOW Co,
Pl7s0 No 2 rtae.t
WHITE a SWAMI, No. 2O2 Broadway, Ny,
w nov Offering:
NEW-iORk
Three magnificent bownoBe HOUSES @tbst on lllt1si
ON ash on 66ths hreestOry basement buck House 90 fssI
J elegant frame House llJtb'st
BROOKLYN.
Three browuone Houses 1otersts ou factct On
Gcussve on Laiavetteav Houses for sAle Al parts Of New"
York aud Brooklyn, from s45oO % $1,000
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
ii CITY AND COUNTRY PRoPKRTE
MONEY LOANED On BOND AND hOkIGAGB
KING s Co.
corner Thirt,.shbst and sItha1s tsIth SHtOu' BAaAl
HOUSES or LOTS.-Circular mailed free 10
i i sny address STANLEY DAY NJ. US Brosdway
STU-AVE.-Fine corner PLOT, 102xlGO, near
- 3Ohl very cheap; Aso hae pots ana tff %
stb H. 5Jt and lBJtlstG 26Ilg s7h at 5are
" T. SEYMOUR. No III BfoadNaY
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Sution SaIts Of 3tal 6stai,.
A !. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell n
". Auction III R>DAY Dec O. At 4 o'cock a. the Er-hsng

!. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell at
~ Auction III R>DAl Dec At u ocock. a. the Erchsuge
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UYnurROvEp PROPERTY
Houston and Brerkef ~ lhouss 'h.fcI ~ Tor "a
v.sr. frou july building three tlstsA bHck
covering the eutrc lot. l6rlo3 and ~ r,t deep A..
HENRl-STrh kaseso premises No l'9 Henrst Garner Mont
romerr No D. Muutgmcrrst, consisting Of two three oy
brick blduss rented of 50 per annum GOD esei Tor ~ years
from Fehruau. 1850. sse. % lltia frel -,
MONTGOMERY -S11bfee story hk horse add oi No Ut NOM
gomer,. ST. hrug Boz The rear Of house 90 Heurrt
FORTY lots 90 south eide Of tl'i ~ ieei eEi
o. 10Th eacl A3tl0a
AVENUE AlNu lot 90 west AIDE OF Avenue % s't 'A'' q"
SEVENTY sIXTHsT ,oatl Of 76hs 100 feet
a- 81 Avruu, A. eHci 23tlHtl ..
NINETY EIGHIHAl IS lots ou the uori l OF 'l o. % 4hs
f-st n lh each l-tf BLOCK
ASD FOURTH SI6 lots 90 The uortt side Of o'h
ST. bets O. &1rr' ll
OSI-HT NDREUAND FIFril the soutl sie
ing 81 sth-ave. ~arl latlDLll- . 49,.
ONEHTNDRED ANpFIFiH SIS lots or ile tot a' OF Iil
a. commeucu. 100 -e css Of sft.ave., tacl l'tf" D.
ONFHINURkD ASp SIXTHST. tiV0 feet virlh lor or ne
,suib .de 81 hs feet of4hat r rear ou A q
FOURTH Avn 90 Oh, east ie ~ f'h ave, cluprtnf ne
entire front hstneen l05th and sthsia eari i5tioN
ST NICHOLAS Avn 3 @ 90 the uuft- slr ~ ~ hl"4Ai W.
between Mes and Suti.avss ,
oNEriNDRKn AND TWENTY FIFTH ST no feet vIdsl-t leu
90 south .se Ilist AM the Of The
oSt HUNDRED ASp TWENTY FOURTH ST. lot. north
on ISnRFD NSD TwRyT1 NTH ST. 200 feet siis-ilou
o. south aide q 2h 4 the rear Of TIE sn',t l" nit,
NiSTI lots uoftl srst corner sa aFf aui 'is "
SINRTYEiGHTIl 81 > o .outa side OF sslsl, V e east o.
SNfTY SINfST-A po, Of GROUND north ls o. Jttst 90
OSEHUNDRRD AND THIETY FlFriiSTOue lot u0rth side
llathst Is iset Of 1ttaye.. R51i block 49,,
side 35thst the shove l'i - De- I' ise'
wide 7th.ssr T. the great Boulevard drive , mo-,
ONEHI inbred SIXTEENTH ST - lots south vie o. ot
100 street, IS feet d are Boue'a near boiiHa' m
lots grade Of Btoeisay
Ma Al No
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Nctit,s Of gankrapttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNTIL
L SrATES for tho EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNslL
BANKRUPrCl-A Philadelphia November 49, do-i nc W1s ~
hereby gives notice Of his appointment as ASSIGNEE ~ r. name
BlTLIR formerly coplrtner Of Richard Less hIls s
Butlsr eUsl ofPhaephiA 10 the County oil
fpsun,pa within said District who has been @adgd bankrupt
49, H. 49,. n,,,an hv IN. Dret Court Of said Distnct-lo the
upon .. W. w VA i ns w ~ WIN YODGBS. Assignee,
~ ,s"s N3S t..aww No l28 South Sixth street
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A UCTIoN SALE or $50 BUILDING LOTS

DY WYCKOFF a. LITTLE, AuctiOneers and
ID Rea B.se No l3 Montague st. brooku aud No
Csdsrs-. New York
SALES Of RIAL ESTATE CITY Sasoo Brootyn and kfe,use
Ssesoou New Estate hought sold exchanged Prop
fy rented Keu collected Prospect Pstk Property specially
' TUESDAY Dec o. o. II O'Clock
EIesuge saissroom. No III Broadway New or,
seyert,.Gre LOIS on HANCOCK BAlNBRIDGE, DhdAiIh'
PRESIDENT QUINCY aud CARROLLSTs., ard GAlkSANh
Dwruss Dolgsst, and desirable Building Lot on "ho"'I
On TUESDAY Dec. IS. 81 y ocoek,
he Salssroom, No III broadway hsn lork
POSITIVE SALE % THREE HUNDRED DESIRABLE Lots 81
BAY RIDGE Just outside Of The CITY limits 90 FOURTH Ff Ya
SIXTH AYEs' aud sIXTYF1FTH, SXflhlAlH, and SIXTY
svyESTH STS within 81 the ferry D New ior. And one
Lk distant fo the Fort Hamilton making The property Aoc"
he 10 ali b, BROOKLYN ferries This Of The best located pieces
uronev offered at suction this Fall Pull particulars nei week
NJ m Wop,eu.st Brooklrn No "a Ceiarst Nen-fork
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IN BANKRUPTCY-Dstrict OF NewrJerseya ~,
.tTr.n IA .d Dntrt 3ist dAy OF Augusi A. d. 1903 The
unaerd h,sehy gives notice OF hs appointment As Assignee OF
IpntS ANN OF Toms the County Of Ocean aud State
I Nm ~ within said District who has bees adndgod bankrupt
voou I'M. os petition BY the District Court Of a,d District -
"Ina,5 ~, 4. "a uALSEl CANkIkLp, AsAggee.
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Annals n MULLKK- Aucu0neet -
DEREMPTORY SALE of HOUSE ana LII
on Dsgrawst Brooklyn-AnklAN u MULLER; =, 1,nI
KINsG Co will SELL at AurOnon blhESDAl Dee ia' 'OA
Al the Etcbsnge saesroom. No III Broadway; -.
DIoKAW Of land Sh the Asiof{ hghsleeP eSs'
tpeu and thereon situate on tls h@rl e OF %
grss.st f. Of Bond ST. aud fnorn a. no '1 -
Sa,s' sas sss Hi'I I, ~ 100 n H.g95l
A J. BLEncKKR sos & Co, Auetonssp.
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gtttur,s anb alsttiugs.

John B. COUGH
d LECTURES ON
"ELOQUENCE AND ORATORS,
Before the BurehaTd Literary Association
COOPER INSTITUTE.
FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER H. at o'clock
TICKETS so CENTS Reserved Seats ST.
~" saw" Me,sfs SHELDON 4 Co, No so Broad"sr
Mes,v FOWLER WELLS. No $50 BroAd"r
ABE RANDOLPH No TO Broadway,
and At the door n The evening Of the Lecture
CyFNFRAT, SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
Y no .DFsMRN or THE CITY OF NEW lOkk.-Ibe ktgasr
Meeting of the Society held At hechau ha 10 80,
Nay. THIS WEDNESDAY kN hNiH"i a. k"N''SN' "'-- -
kORpkA, sesgs.aE.
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Country TtaI Gst1tt fOr Salt.

OOumrn 1fal CSiltt I0r SAT-.
A NJ. WAY & Co,
~ No ~ Heson.s., New Brunswick n J.,
price from saOo $500 We sell commission eruavs'i
% all eases We buae The buyer and seller ogshr MAKE hsf Own
F1 sqqsrg dsa refer 20 ,S Hon Marcus L War; Governors
A LII WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
climate y miles south o. Philadelphia ouy as per
4aa H Hn.Sa az. ns Information sent Tree
A r ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
sGd FARss Great ,.r ssqshy .s,sd one sGa r sg
ne OF ys by BLAcGWF si s 1a h No. Rora
SesfOrl 9o m; Orange, Main and Contests sO6
A FINE FARM OF 200 acres for SALE i'll
o S cs Sops ~ o. ~ mile schools elasse s aa
AD MRLETcK, il: BRO.
A VALUABLE MANUFACTURING or
& VIII ss sAh south seventh S and So5ih @
@ o, l,ynen' house zo',o CONTAINING u rooms
A D. MEIiIcK' j.; 4 3 Bro o.. .,
CRANBERRY PLANTATION for SALE
- cheap situated Long Island Yields large CROP Apply 20
DON'T BUY or SELL until you see Real Es
~ Circular free STANLEY DAY 95 Broadway.
DOR SALE-In Woodsde. n. D., HOUSES
- t ION e t 70 5y'voS olsle H. ' ,t ,srng
and on completion 6e new Railroad ,6e tine VII be ru'od % 50
No 7ll. or MORRISON 5 BRIGGS Builder wooi,ie
EOR SALE-A 2-story 'and attic frame
HOUSE With extension II marble msr'els and nui ~
GEoUTD ON Bergen sS ogerooliSs the Bay oay 90 mua.
premises. 11r, , md atrce Possession Immediately Terms
address C. W. Box No lo8. n NPo.
EOR SALE--0 acres of choice LAND front
PaaC River between Rutherford PARK an kinglud Man
nor A. D. - miles nom NeH H@tlofy n,us' iol. I
iats possession Apply to DR. J. p MANN 3l West For,fes
"ERANKLIN FACTORY : FOR SALE-Loc
Gated m The Cts Of Wilmington StAi, Of bs'ara'e ",'lI.o
f''' F az ,-y Win o.te5 t11, oear,ipg ne.rly Whole
1 looms. l2hho engines, mules &c 1000 spue YIN
rq App tJAMES r. CuMMiNS No 90 south Seteutlsi Pull
EOR SALE-At Flushing, l.. L. handsome
new HOUSE, al Improvements Cue srge garden. rom
Bo,No 1251N 20
L'ARM for SALE, CHEAP, in Ncw-Jersey-
i good TRUCK BERRY FARM Of about 200 acres With q
good bolse and necessary outan said farm h ver near me route
alir,,.,N EoS SO p NJ now $. ).
EOR SALE-A choice FARM of 100 acres. in
Schenectady Comfy miles from tbe Lrnt frrr r""
Address JAMES BWclAl Scotch Ilt Noai..ley County b. T.
DlCH LAND in NIRGlNlA-At $40 To S2j
- per acre hs richest IN tl' state Improvements thrown 1
ROEf BLOW son. $50 % south Wiiam.st
DOSLNN LAND-For SALE, a plat of OIL
of tre LAND 90 handsome elevation few rods "ry t
% STOUT THAYER & Co. SO. 90 rroaist
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
Suosn A. the Fo15 Mills this place ' new l5ii g be
sold bargain. For further particulars address e. H. L. iOhp
L,wrsnte,iHc Penn
MONEY to LOAN on Westchester County
''' ''''''' MALLORY BLACKWELL 40 s. Ilher7-.t
MONEY to LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
vi br MORRISON HALL St-Jsr'sy ke Estate Broker 80
l31 Brosisav. Room No ~
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e. BY L. II. LUDLOW & co.
Northeast Broadway and IhirtrsecOndsL Nos l1 @4
D. Brulsag 5lu3 n Broadway, and 50t9 r. ou thirty
seconded ta threestory brick building thereon. : l
TIir,>-udst SO So adjoining tue sbo'e l215 '.' 90
Nest Tlut.stc5ust Nos. 81 AMI 3i adjoining the above,
Bros.uat no. l27C q 'front.' J.. r. SO o. 3D. north
r with the Jhrre story BRICK bulldog tlereol co.
Ercal- Nos IS and g. through to Nos y aud = Nes
.........!... ............ ~.
~ ,''st ,.' loi9 10 - = ~ 2o'
r., ma. f,ut b. sfogt 5-g..................... a
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1890
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HOUSES AND LOTS on One-hundIed- ana t
ttits-rr,t M AUCTION-ADRlAE II. MULLER = X Will
TtSs a. yl SILL AT Auction WEDNESDAY, Dee al u
ocloek Al tie EIchange ssesoom, No III Brosd"ay
OSEI NDRFD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. threesGy na'e
ep and scaf houses aud lots situate on th hSrtn @
d., and tbirte.p u Fourth The houses
NV hot bath &c partition Ea'
hl'el lH WIZ ~ a.. o.e,t..ncr (A9J4l
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Wltbintrp..

1lltbinup.
CAR WHEELS.
- pleased have railway companies and Others inter
e.ed cal aud examine
AYERS PAT. CAR WHEELS"
set 3 OF 1hic are nov u hand Harefooms
SEWlORK STEAM ENGINE COMPANY,
Nos 10 and l2a Chamber-st. y. Y.
MACHINERY The most extensive assort-
vi m.nt Of IRON ASD WOOD WORKING MACHINERY 10 ihe
couutry constantly hand the extensive wasfooms o. ne MN
YORK MACHINERY DEPOT AND hBW YORK STEAM khGlNh
COMPANY Nos l26 and lLs Chambers 81 Nes-fol City.
DIAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN. ,gbrsr of.rs for sale ENGINES. PULLkiS, WASHERS,
CALENDEiS Sc - -
A,o PARKER WHEEL. % beh. with dram Tubes
REYNOLDS WHEELS 10 ineA. 81 inch
Much Of this machinery good, aud s he sold low Apply To-
J q. SHEFFIELD. SAuscrties. y. !.
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/ RIFFCKFR son a Co. Auctionccrs.

j. BLEECkEK, SIN q 20, AucIUHttIh'
~, FRDAl Dec 4 at u ococt a ~ tIcaatgt saie,ioam
DESIRABLE LEASEHOLU PROPERTY on FIFTY flFIHAT
PITY HFrHST Two shstansl well hn J'torv bres HOUSES
and 81 LOTS sde Of HnffnL 100 feet sect Of Eleventh
The The afeubsiin
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

err o. NEW foKE, DEPARTMENT % FINANCE
BUREAU RECEIVER OF TAIu Z
CouHr IlousE, PARK, Oct u, 1865
ITO TAX PAYERS.--Notce IL hereby gwen
per vi, be added TO a. t.res unpaid on the m oil Dc
e.mber; additional per cent on Deesm6er 10
all remaining unpaid on JaunDU interest," e % VI
cent calculated IRON h, dy we boga
,,d by Oh, Receiver the DAY Of payment vi" he added
No moasy will DO received stsr2 o'clock Onc hours ron
m to1pm BERNARD S'ii IN Ne'''''
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-20


BY the action Of the State Central
Committee 1T its REGENTS sion at Platts-
mouth, the State wassub-divided into
three districts, n composed Of the
Nemaha Land District, with head
quarters at Brownville; one composed
OF. the balance of the State south Of
Of the Platte river, headquarters at
Plattsmouth and one of that part Of
the State, north Of the Platte, with
headquarters at Omaha.
That portion of the State Central
Committee living in each Of these sub
districts, are to organize by the cleo
ton of chairman and secretary. The
duties devolving upon these sub-com-
mittees are to see that there is a club
organization in each precinct, and that
regular reports are made to the Chair
man of the County Central Committee,
and from him to the Chairman of the
b-Committee, and from him to the
Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee. The member of the State
Central Committee in each county
must see to it that his county is well
organized; that the clubs and the Cen
trail Committee for the county in which
he lives are industriously and harmO-
niOusly at work, and that reports are
frequently made to these headquar-
tiers. He must Immediately make out
a list of places in his county where it
would be desirable to hold political
meetings, so that the State Central
Committee may make such appoint
ments as are thought desirable, and
provide for the attendance of speakers.
The committee for this sub-district, or
ganized by the appointment of Jarvis
S. Church, Chairman, and Col. Hin
man Rhodes, Secretary.
We viii first request of the chaiEman
Of each County Central Committee to
see if there is a registrar in each organ
lied precinct, and to see if he has given
the proper notice of the time and place
of registration, to send us the name
and p~Ost-ofice address of each presi-
ding officer Of the clubs in his county,
as we wish to furnish them with blank
reports. Should there be any register
Office vacant, or any who refuse longer
to act, find some good, true, energetic
man who will, and send his name up
to the Governor Immediately for APP
pointment. We hope the chairmen
Ofthese county committees will see the
necessity of Immediate and prompt
action.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-20
WAsHINa.oN- 90. Il

WASHINGTON, Aug To-
Minister ROsecrans viii not sail for
Mexico before October as he does not
wish to land at Vera Cruz during the
yellow fever season. Ut is generally
understood that Gen. ROsecrans will
represent an entirely new line of poll
lev with reference to Mexican affairs,
and that every effort will now be dir
ected by our Government toward Sc
curing a controlling influence in that
country.
Tt is known that Mr.. Seward and
the President have always disagreed
about the Mexican questions, bat the
influence of the former has hitherto
prevailed.
Gen. ROsecrans viii now be the
exponent of q more active policy.
Gen. KOutz is ordered to accompany
Gen. Rosecranst to Mexico as a milit-
airy and diplomatic agent. He viii do
what two years ago.
1t is thought probable that aR'Open
rupture VIII occur between Nj. john
son and Mr.. Evarts, as it is known
that the President does not agree with
the Attorney General upon many
points. He especially dislikes his
opinion in the Rollins use