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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15


The Democrats Washington special
says the following call is about to be
issued by a number of war Democrats
of New York, for a mass meeting in
support of Grant:
Those of Democratic ~antecedents
who wish to retain the entire Union
upon principles which are fair and
just; who believe that the debt incur
red in the suppression of the rebellion
is a sacred obligation who insist that
the plighted faith of the nation shall
not be violated, and that its name and
its credit shall not be disgraced who
desire to treat the States lately in re-
belliOn with leniency and justice, but
who will not consent to surrender the
Government to Southern rebels still
insisting that the rebellion was right.
and still bOasting of their continued
devotion to the lost cause; who are
opposed to the reputation doctrines
of the New York platform and to the
revolutinary manifest of one of its
candidates, and who believe that
peace, safety and prosperity for the
whole country will be secured by the
election of Gen. Grant all such are
requested to meet at the Copper Insti-
tute on Saturday evening,-day of
October, instant at eight O'Clock.
Eminent gentlemen will speak upon
the great issues of the"day. @la
This call is numerOusly signed by
such men as Judge Edwards, MI.
PierpOnt, eX-MayOr Havemeyer, Mo-
ses Taylor, p. NJ. WitmOre, +. De
Billier, o. d. f. Grant, Hiram VALID
bridge, Samuel Sloan, Frank Wood,
w. II. Webb, G. ". s. Roosevelt and
Henry q. Stebbins, who will be recog-
nized as among the principle Demo
cratic lawyers, bankers, merchants,
railroad men and ship builders of the
In addition to this, a new Grant
Club has been formed in New York,
the Vetran Comrades of the
Union, in which nearly all the Sailors
clubs in the city are represented.
About fOur-fifths of the members are
avowed Democrats, who are disap-
pointed with the course of Governor
Seymour during the war, and the
platform, and refuse to support him
IN the present contest. Some of them
were delegates to the Cooper Institute
which e~ndeSvored to Sc
cure the Democratic nomination for
Gen. Hancock. Gen. Frank Barlow
was elected President Of the Club.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

= Hon. T.W. Upton has been invited
20 speak in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on
the 22d inst, and at ROckport, Mo-, on
the 2Sd. Senator Drake will be at
BOckport on the 23d. The Tanners of
Brownvile are preparing to be pres
ent aIso.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

There has been a post office estab-
lished at Phelps City, with +. NJ.
Thompson as post master. This has
been a much needed institution, and
win immeasurably facilitate the trans
pOrtation Of our mail matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

Chas. ". BOWMAN, Secretary OF the
Holt County, (Io.) Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, Will accept our
thanks for a complimentary" to the
first annual fair to be held at Oregon,
October I4th. 18th and 10th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15


This town is on the Southeast quarter, of
Section l6, Towns, Range IA, IL miles West
OF BroWnVille. Sheridan is bounded on the
South by the BrOwnyille, TecumSeh and Be
atrice wagon road, on the North by Longs
Branch, and is in the geographical centOr Of
Nelnaha county, Neb. This town has been
surveyed with great care, in view of making
il, (what its location shows it naturally
should be- a central point for business. The
NJ. NJ. Il. A. L. Il. R., or BrOWnville, Tecum-
sch, Beatrice and Fit. Kearny Railroad, must
of necessity run trough the Northern pOr-
ton of Sheridan. Should a Railroad run up
the email 1t must make the junction with
the above road at Sheridan. A glance at the
map Ofthe county and platt of the city will
at once convince any business man that here
is. desirable location for trade, and a Rail-
road centre Sheridan is bounded on three
sides by beautiful groves of timber. 1t has
two springs within its limits; any quantity
Of Stone for building; lime stone is abundant,
and the best quality OF clay for making brick.
Within a short distance west of the city lin
its is a mineral or sulphur spring, which. to-.
gether, With the beauties of the surrounding
country, will make this a delightful summer
resort. At the urgent request of citizens, the
and deededthe sametO Nemaha county for
Court House Square, should the people of this
county ever desire to make this the county
seat They have, also, set apart for the eOun-
", one whole block for Seminary grounds,
and one block for Public Park. Arrange
ments are already made for the erection of
a Hotel, Stores, Blacksmith and Wagon
shops, etc, and ever assurance of several
other buildings going up this fall. The pro-
prietOrS wish to sell only apart of the lots
now Cheap, in order to facilitate building as
rapidly as possible. Terms: one fourth down,
balance in six and twelve months, with
ten per cent interest.
MORGAN * COGSWELL, PrOprietOrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

The best and the largest School
House in Nemaha County, outside of
Brownvilie, is at Hillsdale, always ex-
eepting the State N SmalSchOOl build
ing at Peru. Peru, Nemaha City, AS
pinwaIl and st. Deroin are sadly in
need of better school buildings, and
are moving in that direction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
NOTICE.

US s.. LAND OFFICE.
BROWNVILLE, NEBRAsKA.S .
September 18th. 1868.
y compliance with Executive Order No,
4 ~, OF MS Exeelency Andrew Johnson,
PRESIDENT of the United States. and the In
structiOns issued Hereunder by the Honor
able commissioner Of the General Land or
nee, directing the rcmOya OF this Office from
BrOEnYille to Beatrice, Nebraska: notice Is
hereby given that the Land Office viii be
closed Tor business at this place on the 3Ist
0L OctODer next and wtlopen for business &C
beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska. "Wednesday
the 18th day of November, 1863.
ENR NJ. ATKINSON, Register.
4S-ot JNO- l. CARSON, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

-. Weexpect that the Legislature VIII
meet In a week or. so and provide Tor
am election IN November. Our last
Legislaturs faiiea r. pass a law upon
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

a Republican election was held in
Brownville last Tuesday. The Dem
Ocracy say they are on the gain, and
will be ready to vote in a few years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
Indiana.

Latest reports show Republican
gains throughout the State, which
will give nearly 10, 1000 Republican ma
jority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

We have legraphicdispatch from
Omaha, Nebraska City, RuIo and
Plattsmouth, which say that the Re
publican majorities in the following
counties are as follows
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15


IN Observation-Disclosures Cont -
u United states, for the District of NahraeEC
IN me matter OF 0see Mathews, bankfupC
DlstfleJ OF NEBRASKA, S. t.IHM|I
This is TO give notice, thaton the Isl dav ~
October, 1866, 9 Warrau6 Of bankruptev ~
issued out OF the District Courtof the Tnfte5
states Tor the District Of Nebraska, against
the estate Of Osee Mathews, in the county N
Nemaha, IN said district, adiudged be1t-
rupt on his petition that the avmen -
any debts and the delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt debfor f0bfm
for his use, and the transfer OF anv r-S-E-f-
by him, are forbidden BY law AMI $780,
meeting OF the creditors OF SAID b0nlrr
usotOI' 70 prove their debts, and 70 chose
one or more asSignees Of his estate. viii ~
held at q court Of bankruptcy. to - hoIfe, -
the court house IN BrOWuvf1a Nahrorf-@ 49,
lore ;. N; hlcn, Esq Registrar I'm Bankrupfsv
for said district, on the 5th day 81 N0vsmbeS
AID 1865, at 10 O'clOcka.m. C.E.YaSTG
Ztt Us. Marshal forsaid District.
IN BANERUPTCY-Distriet Court - ~.
u United states for the District OF Nebrss-a
IN the matter Of Nahum C.. Russell honE-
ruPt- District Of Nebraska, s..
ThiS IS TO Civ notice that on the fsf ao- -
October, 1865 a warrant I'm bankrupfcV -
Issued out Of the District Court OF tie TfnFeI
states, for the District N Nebraska agaiDgf
egS estatS OF Nenun Russell, Of Nebraska
auJuQgeu q Dankrup on his own DetftiOns
Inab the payment Of any debts, and the de.
nyeFy OF any property belonging to such
bankrupt debtor, to him or for his use ans
the transfer Of any property by him are for
Didden by law; and that a meeting or \
creditors OF said bankrupt debtor. To prove
she[ eeSts, anu 20 choose one or more as
Signees OF MS estate, viii be held at acOurf Of
bankruptcy. 70 be holden az the court hons
Ia BroWnytlle, Nebraska, before =. Rieb
ESQ hesiSIfarm bankruptcy fOrsaid district
o'clock, An. n II VOST
LIT Us. Marshal for said Distrist
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
MORGAN & COGswELL, Proprietors.

6NOn Il MONTH -Remember, it is so.
OZUU Agents can make it. Farmers sons,
any person can do it. We havea new cheap.
licensed Sewing Machine, the best ever made.
1t will sew, fell, hem, tuck, braid and M
brOideT, and do all work done by highly priced
machines. Costs only SI8; think of that be-
side S75: One, agent wanted for every county.
Sample machine at less than regular price to
one agent. Sample of work, terms, &C, free.
This is a new thing. Send n see samples.
- ..g..s Address,
ASHUELOT s. NJ. COMPANY,
5l-2m Hinsdale. n. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
SHEEP FOR SALE. OR TO
LET ON SHARES.

seven hundred and Fifty Fine Wool Ewes.
vi sci or let them in lots to suit. For par
tcuAals "ppIy 10 +. I. or ii. HALSEY,
-" ~. Headof Long Branch,
1-2t-pd CRR~T1ownViIIe,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

JUSTICES NOTICE-Earsman = ~
y George W. Hill. Before m v H1gbeS, n
T. OF Br0wnville Precinct, Nemaha county.
On ne Z6thday Of September. 1853. said JUS
ABOVE action for the sum OF 1921 and coSts1
BrOwnviIle, Oct. sth 1865. $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

W. notice that a brick School House
of fair dimensions is going up east of
the bottom road, about half way be-
tween BrOwnville and Nemaha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15

For Governor, David Butler over ]. S. Nor
ton, las. For Congress, John Tatfe over AS.
Paddock, 74S; over all, us. InlS65, total vote
for Territorial Treasurer, $3.50; KOuntze over
Goodrich, $50 In 1861, HitchcOck's (UniOn)
majority for Delegate to Congress, 793- In
1862, Daily's (UniOn) majority, l53.
LEGISLATURES, 1867. Senate House ointBGl.
SO..,..---.-4O
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
ORDER - pnRLrn4rInv-S.o..

ORRER OF PUBLICA TT0R-state OF
NegEaska: William Hutton, Guardian.
against Dora GOudy. Upon the bearfDg ~
t3lS case II was ordered by the court that the
laintin give notice to the nearest OF Kin on
tne sald ward, and all persons interested in
tnls Court, the same to be held at the CITY "a
IN andfOr the county Of Nema-
ma, state OF Nebraska, on the ri dav OF No
HeinOer, AID. 1868. at O'clock.-tO show whv
license should not be granted to said zua7dfl
an 70 SCI! lot No II, block No. IIG. sftuated
IN Peru IN Nemaha county, and State OF Ne
ward, and that said notice be given bv nnb-
lication in the Nebraska Advertiser f0r fSm-
successive weeks. D. p. MASON. Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
FOR SALE!
AZ NemahaC City, five miles south Of Brown
A No. 1 Maltese Jack,

Il hands high, shows all good qualities of a
gqO9 breeder, 6 years old, warranted sound,
"A AtnH ano wei trained. Has stood two years
Can show good colts.
Price ) 0
eSa5 lS9 a good two year old past Filley. Price
enquire OF J.P. CRUTHER,
80 Nemaha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
LEGAL.

HSOLUZION-Take nOtfcet that the mart
~ nership heretofore existing betWeeP
". morgan and DeFOrest Porter, in the land
agency business, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. DEFOREST PORTER
l3t A. ". MORGAN.
I USTYCE-S NOTTCE-A Rfttarv W
- Iib6s. Before TT. r.. Robins. J-P-atSf
DerOin Precinct, in Nemaha county. Nebrns-
ka, On the 22d day Of september ISR
salu Justice issued an order Of attachment in
the above entitled action, for the sum or ee3
and costs. The ease viii be heard N9vember
y, 1863. IT. ROPrNS r ~
ST. DerOin. Oct. 18th. IS2
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-15
o R N c E

was again confirmed by the ommittee on Sewing
Machines, who unanimously awarded 1t the GOLD
MEDAL, the highest prize the Institute ~cUnfers.
Oh the 18th Of September the Great Fair and Ex-
bibltion Of the American Institute was opened In
New York AS usual the display of ewiug Machines
was large and the competition strong, but after six
weeks trial the friends Of the
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nnoainossly, and South Carolina, nth Gol's
blessing on the party on which rests the lAet
hops Of the country, cast her vote for Ssys
mour.
Tho Convention then took recess for one
II: pr..idsn. called Il. Convention to order.
Thsrs sssns to b : general conviction that this
tieket mnse bs1s ~ .ans u . soldier.
Illipois presented ths name Of Gensral McCier-
aard for Vice Psseidsnt
Mr.. MeCleenayd Eose TO thank the Convention,
and to ask the Convsntion to withdraw his name
(Csiss sf No!) He psssistsd in requesting the
HithdfaWal Of his Aame, and presented the name
Of Asgustas c. Dodgss wAem be sslegised -
man Of integrity and unswerving fidelity to hls
party.
Mr. Cation nads some remarks, In which he pre-
seated the name Of r. P. Blair, Of Missouri, and
claimed that his nomination WAS due TO the West.
Maryland, Nevada and PennsylvAnia, seconded
the nomination Of Blair. [1reas ehsers.]
delsgats from Kansas moved the nomination
Of Blair By aeelamation. lCries Of mol mol
The roll wAs then called by States.
Mr. woodford, Of Pennsylvania, in casting the
vote Of that State for Blair, pledged 10000 major
ity for the ticket - nominated.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to the ohicers OF
the Cosvention, and to the people Of the city, for
their liberal hospitality.
On motion Of Mr.. Kerr . vote Of thanks was
rendered the prees Of New l0fk, LOT tneH IN
partial and fair proceedings Of the Convention
Mr.. Coz, of New York, requested the Secretary
to announce that general ratification mesting
would be held in Union Square tonight, under
the auspiccs Of the nominees
The Chair then announced the names Of the
Comnittee, to inform them Of their nomination.
A vote Of thanks Was rendered to Chief Justice
Chase for the able and faithful manner in which
be presided over the impeachment trial OF Presi-
dent johnson.
On motion Of ~ Ohio delegate the Convent n
adjourned with Yepcated cheers
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July Q.
The Democracy here considerably dissp-
pointed at the defeat Of Pendlston, but consider
Seymour far preferable to choose than the one
whose nomination Was feared by many
The Newspaper Offices to-day were thronged
with people, and much excitement was manifested
through the day. One hundred guns were fired
upon the receipt Of the domination, and to night
another salute Was fired and the fre works set of.
The Plaster's National Convention is in session
in this city, John Young has been elected Pre-
sdent for the year.
Intelligence has jnse hsen received Of the death
Of r. w. Lewis, the 21st of June, of Lyons
Iowa, whittier he had went for the benefit Of hi,
health. He was pastor Of the Plymouth Congre
gational Church Of this city.
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LATE CABLR DISPATCHES,
LONDON. ,July

LONDON, July g.
Dispatches from Madrid indicate that
dangerous and vide spread conspiracy had
been discovered to depose the Queen, ana
place the Duke do Pont Pessier at the head
Of government. Ger. Daics, Gen. Zeerano,
Dnka De h Torez and Eve other Generals
had been placed uader arrest, and warrants
;ssued for three others.
The Duke De Pont Psnsier, Who is broth
er-in-lAw to the Queen, has been requested
to leave the country.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ERIE, Pa, July 8.
Two passenger cars on the Erie Road last
night broke through the bridge over Frech
creek, the rear coach running on top Of the
other, making complete wreck. Five per-
IONS we're killed outright, and three severely
injured.
ST. Lott July Q.
very large Democratic meeting was held at
the Court House tonight to ratify the nomination
of Seymour and Blair. Captain Tobin and 9th
ers spoke. national salute was fred, and three
extra guns for Blair. The nominations seem to
give universal satisfaction.
M MEMPHIs, July 8.
The nomination Of Seymour and Blair ID re-
ceived with evident enthusiasm. ratification
meeting was held tonight, the largest congrega-
ton asremblsd here since 1861.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NRW YnRK. Lnly

NEW YoRK. July 8.
The baggage car, two passenger coaches,
and the sleeping car on the Ratl.nd l. Wash
ington Railroad, near Cambridge, above Troy,
were thrown from the track early on Tuesday
morning, BY the displacement Of rail. Zen
them, an old lady aud two men, probably ia
tally. The passenger coaches we're consid-
erably broken and the baggage car totally de-
moliahed.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YoRx, July 9

NV YoRK, July 2.
A frankfort correspondent asserts that
Prussian police pamphlet is being circulated
in that city and country warning the people
against the political consequences of the
United States Diplomacy in Europe, and in
complete approval Of the idea of Nappleon's
expedition to Mexico, With view Of bound
ing North American advance on the fron-
tier of that Empire.
A letter from Bremen gives An account of
FIRE on the 22d ult., in which the loss
amounted to million and half thalefs.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

SAX FRAscisco, July ..
Trains on the Central Pacific Railroad run to
Wadsworth 100 miles east Of Sacramento, ard 500
miles from Salt Lske. The Company have 5000
at work.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, July 9.
The telegraph line to this place WAS completed
and opened for business o-day.
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FROM DES MONIES.

Drs MolKEs, July 0.
Eight hundred citizens Of Pella visited this city
to-day, on an excursion. They were received 1y
the citisens and Common Council. A pic MIC din
psr vas given them on the Capitol grounds. Hon.
John A. Kasson delivered an oration, after which
wsrs toasts and responses. The citizens slt
turned out, making it regular gala day.
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MEApHIs. .Inly
FROn DES MONIES.

DEs MorSEs, July s.
Conductor Railsboch, Who run a stock
train ON the Chicago, Rock Island h Pacific
Railroad, in attempting to get upon his train
to-day At iowa City, fell beneath the wheels,
which passed .ver his leg, nearly severing it
from his body. The leg was amputated.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

ST. Louls, July 8.
Gsneral 0rant ani family and General Dert ar
vsd here t,-day. The party will leave for the
G0srafs farm to morrow, whore they will re-
M ain some time. Gen. Grant declines public
n resption. Gen. Sherman came with the party
Il ON Cincinnati.
cAno, Julyo.
oas shower of ~ hours duration IL aii tho rain
that Ass fallen here since juno lst.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
XLth CON6RESS-.-SecOnd Session

WARRINGTON, July 8.
HOUSE.
The Senate joint resolution giving the as
sent of Congress- TO the construction of
bridge across the Maquoketa river in Iowa,
wAs amended BY adding new section au
thorixing the conasuction Of draws TO the
bridge across Iowa. river, above the town Of
Wapello, Ind passed.
MIR. Garfield, from the Military Committee,
reported q bill 10 reduce the army to q peace
standing, which was ordered printed and re-
committed.
Mr.. Butler introduced bill to equalize
taxation and reduce ths interest on the pub
lie debt
The House went into Committee OF the Whole.
All bills proceeding from the tariff bill on being
called we're laid aside.
The 6rst reading Of the tariff bill havirg been
completed the Committee rofe.
Mr.. Farnsworth, from the Committee on Elec-
tions, reported bill providing for An election in
Virginia, and explained the bill Passed without
. division.
On motion OF Mr.. Price the Secretary Of the In
terror WAS directed to furnish copy Of the report
Of General Dodge, chief engineer Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, onesrning the operations Of the
Company for the year 1857
bill to amend the Act OF March Sd, 1865, pro-
viding for the construction Of wagon roads in DA-
kotah, was passed.
Mr.. Cattell called up the bill to provide for the
further issue Of q temporary loan.
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OxAnA, July 8.
The thsrmomstes for the Jest ten dats, has
ranged 20 to sso al o'clock TO- day, il in@iasssa
l0vo.
PorrsynLE, Pa, Jdly 8.
About two hundred delegates are here g attend
the CONVENTION Of the Grand Army Of me Ne
public
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

For Sale.
A Frame Dwelling House, With four rooms,
IA cellar, stable cistern nice garden grapes and
crest ,srisy Of hut tress-fa lot al In good cond
lion Frantlln between 18th and l4th streets Title
good. Price S1200-hal cash. balance time, En-
quire Of E.B TEN-BfCK,
Rea' Estate and Insurance Agent,
jul6 Cor 4th and Main-ft..
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Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned against
purchasing Lee County Order for twenty doilars
pAyahie me, dated about June lt 1858, which with
other papCrs stolen from On the night Of the Sd
Inst, liy8-Sti JOHN BRUCE
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David g Lowry second street
4 0sNeet&eti. ......... Main strsef- Aear Fourth.
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vsncilI, Jones l Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess, Stern Co.....cor Second 4 Main streets.
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CLOCKS, WATCREg = JEWELRY.
Sam 9 Bridges Nos I Estes House.
I. X. j. Ayres sons ... ..........e7 Main street