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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

MASTERS 6ALE-NOtice Is hereby given
VI that pursuant to anorder OF sale issued
Dy the District Of Nemaha County Ne
9raska, and to me directed, In the case OF
- Lemon and Isaac T.. Hosea, partners
as Lemon, Hosea K Co, vs. Levi Johnson ana
il. CrOXtOn, I viii, on Monday the IN
day Of September, AD 1868, at one O'Clock
R.M.5 al. the 'front.' door Of McPhersOn's Hail.
IN the city Of brCWnville, in said county, that
being The place where the last term "a said
court was held, offer for sale atpublic auction
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
premises, ~ Tn north east quarter 81
the north west quaFter, dissection tWantv-six
(ZBb ana lot one Ql Of section twenty-five 80
except tract Of land described az follOWss
commencing at the north east corner of said
lot one %, thence running south forty rods,
thence west forty rods, hence north sixtv-
three rods, 70 the Missouri river, thence down
the river to the placeOfbeginning. containing
twelve and elghty-seven hundFedth acres, al
in township four a. north Of range sixteen
90 east. That part Of lot one to he sold con-
tanning thirty-seven and siXty-three hum
dreth acres 81 8}-lO0j and the whole amount
TO be sold being y $500 acres.
CHARLESG DORSEY.
August 5th 1868. 48-5t
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

NOTTCE-Rue tP. Hutchins, f.. NJ. Towns
" ley, Andrew J.Beu ndThomas III Wis
wall, non-resldonts Of the state Of Nebraska.
VIII take notice that Emm0F Lash. % the
county Of Nemaha, in the state OF Nebraska.
did, on the 4th day Of August AID. 1888 de
his petition In the District Court Of said Ne
maha county and State Of Nebraska. against
the said Rue Z. Hutchins. f. "a. TownEIaVg
Andrew J. Bel and Thomas H. Wfswan de-
2 setting forth that the said defend
ants gave q mortgage TO one Jacob Collins.
who assigned the same to EmmOr Lash. he
piaImtlu herein, on the north east uuarter0f
section 80, town. 3 range "A, In said county Of
Nemanai 70 secure the payment Of two th0u-
sand dollars, according to a certain prOmiq-
sorry note, referred 70 In said mortgage.
therefore the said Rue p. HutchfDs FsM
I0Wnsley, Andrew J~Bel and Thomas ri
W1sWau are notified that they are reauiredt to
appear and answer said petition according to
the statute IN such cases made and provided.
E1iMOR LASH.
BY J. y REYNoLDs, his Atty.
August 4th, 1858. mar
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
.HaIfFare Rates for state Fair.

Half Fare Rates for State Fair.
The following letter from the As
sitant Superintendent of the Council
Bluffs and st. Joseph RAILROAD to @.
II. Walkar, Esq, Secretary of the
State Board of Agriculture, gives the
gratifying information that railroad
generously promised half fare
TO those attending the Nebraska
Fair by way of that road:
C. B. AND st. JOE RAILROAD, !
Superintendent's Office,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Aug. 4th, '68.
G. A. WALKER, Esq, Neb. City:
Dear SSr.-Your letter of the 3rd
inst, is at hand. VIII say in reply
that all people who attend the Fair .
on the Cline of our Road we will
carry them at one half our regular
rates of fare. The above I trust viii
be satisfactory.
Yours Respectfully,
D. s. RICHARDSON, Asst. Supt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
Truly yours,
L. WARD.

JOSEPH FILMING, Druggist,
sO4 Market St., Pittsbnrgh.
Sir II fake great pleasure In stating that, after
having suffered from D. spepsis for about nfteen
years, at some periods much more than others. /
have been entirely cured By tho use OF Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure. Ny friends know that Of late years
ny case has been an extreme one. I had great s7f-
fering from eating any kind Of food and on an aver
age would Vomit about oBh-ihird OF my meals, in q
sour indigestible mass. when the severe attacks
would come, I would loss ali strength and b utterly
helpless. Some Of the attacks would De 50 severe
that for days together I would not retain anything
on my stomach, save . little dry toast and tea. FOR
years I knew not what It was to PASS ave cons0ctivo
hours without Intense pain. From the time I took
the arst dose Of this medicine ! ceased vomiting
Rradually al soreness passed. away, and flesh and
strength returned. and ever since ] have been able
10 eat any kind Of food set upon the table. Six
months have now passed without any symptoms Of
the return Of the disease. Ny case vas considered
BY All. even physicians, 50 marVellous, that for .
time Il was feared Il might be 1~ctitiousj but I am
now 90 we'll convinced. that ] have been not merely
relieved, but permanently cured, that I can con-
scientIousIy Goes Dyspepsia Cure 70
all victims Of dyspepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN.
Late Pastor Of the Beaver 81. n. E Church,
Allegheny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
ga Great Blessing"

From Reu. Z. F. WARD 4oOn, Lor-
Gine Co., OF
MsssrS. STRONG & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen :-It gives me- great pleasure to slate
that my wife has derived great benefit from the nse
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has, been for a num-
Der Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia, &C
cOmpanied with violent parOxysms Of constipation,
which so Frustrated hes that she was al the while,
for months, unable to DO anything She took. at
your instance. Goes Dyspepsia Onre. and has de-
rived GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is low COM
paratively we'll. she regards this medicine a. .
great blessing.
Truly yours,
LIZ WAR
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
Home Testimony.

NEW HAVEN, CT, Juno I, 1857.
Messrs. O. g. CLARK & Co.
Gents Being anxious, from the great bensdi
derived. to assist IN spreading the fame Of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, I WOulc state my case. Some
thing over a year ago, ] had . violent attack Of ri
arrhpa, which lasted eight weeks, during which
time 1 employed three physicians, but without re-
helped me ; I took It three times . DAY fer .
week. and was entirsly cured and I believe to-
dav that it saved my life. Being attacked In . sim
liar way this season, ] took one dose, which put ne
All right. ! would advise every family 70 keep II
hand ready Tor immediate use, in case o. sum-
mer or Bowel Complaint.
o. DUNN -
The above Mr.. Dunn is In our employ, and wscan
vouch for the above statement being true
=. ARNOLD & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
LEaA1

NOTICE the UNDERSIGNED has been an
N pointed Administrators. &C. Dc bD4fF non
Of the Estate OF W.. r. w. Coz licensed .
said estate IS supposed r. be solTant.
L-N. RHTNOLDa-
Administrator, De 6Ons nOa.
August srd. 1858. .nE-st
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
JUST OPENED
AT THE
FEHGE .BAlAR

North East corner Main and Fourth SITS,
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OFLADIES'
a articles. such as Trimmings, Gloves,
Tydies, Handkerchiefss Zyphrs, &c.
Particular attention paid to Stamping,
Brading and Stitching, Of al kinds.
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine
for which I am the Agent. IfeeI safe in say
ing that the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes are the best ever brought before the
public. They are simple and durable; easily
kept in repair; work without noise; sew
with great rapidity, making the Del stitch
hat viii not Rip, d seWs from the cOrsest
to the finest article.
Especial invitation to all to come and see,
xamin my stock and machines for
themselves, MRS. N. u. BARGIS.
nS9-1y Brownville
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

NOTICE or AGlfgNE
~ Olstflet oI felFaata. Is. Affts-
BroWpYi1e tie eh day 81 Au91et ~ q
9nqs- heIe gives Notice 81
Of Nebraska City, Otce ron~f- tIane,
WltnAn sc D1tf1ct, WlO has teu 49,
9 bankrupt onhis own petition 10
trfct Court Of said distrfef &c DE-
A-o1o "A.H HOOVER, Assisnss
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
FOR ST.

Close connections made a Macon with North
Missouri Railroad for st. Louis, and at Han
nibal with daily Missouri River Packet for
st. Louis. Meals and State ROOmsfree. Leav-
ing every evening on arrival of trains from
the west, and arriving in st. LOui next
meet with Chicago, Alton and st. Louis, Terre
Haute, Alton and st. Louis, and Ohio and
Mississippi Railroads, for all points East,
North and South.
New Sleeping Cars run on Night Trains.
Buy your through tickets via Hannibal and
st. Joseph Railroad at their tickle Of1ces in
Omaha, COuncil Bluffs, PlattsmOuth, Ne
braska City, to st. Joseph, and on each Packet
in the line, and enjoy the consciousness of
having taken the short, cheap and quick
route east.
p. B. GRoAT, Gen1 Ticket Agent.
II. II. C-OURTRIGHT, Gen1F r't Agent.
@. w. MEAD, General Superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

On the Hannibal and ST Joe Railroad run
through from st. Joseph to Quincy without
change of cars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

This vigorous company now ranks among
the twenty-five New York companies, THIRD
in numbe Of members; FIFTH in amount Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13

H. RANDALL, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-13
For Liver Complaint and BIZ
IONS Derangements.

Il Is a Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and Ague,
and all those diseases which are generated IN q nil
asmaticclimate It is a certain preventative and cure
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13
A SUPERIOR quality Of oil, for machin-
cry, ut Hall & Schmucker's.
Ordinance No. So.

AN ORDINANCE amending Ordinance
No. A, relating to sidewalks.
Section l. BE 1t ordained By the Mayor.
and the Council of.the to,on Of 7ipton, ia
Cedar Co., Io,oa, That section two of
ordinance No. AZ, relating to sidewalks,
be amended by inserting next after the
word Sidewalks" in the fourteenth
line of said section the W rds land shall
add thereto q penalty of twenty-five per
cent, and the sum SO assessed and the
penalty shall draw interest at the rate
of ten per cent. per annum from the
date Of the passage of the resolution"
also by inserting next after the word
assessment" in the 10th line of said
section two the words penalty and in
terest."
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its publ
cation in the Upton ADVERTISER.
Passed Aug. 10, 1868.
GEO. w. SMITH, Mayor.
Attest, S. s. DANIELS, Recorder.
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Caution to Republicans.

1t Is exceedingly difficult to believe
that any candid democrat, much less
any other man, believes for . moment
that Seymour and Blair will be or can
be elected. Certain it is that the great
mass 0fobserving and considerate men
all over the Union regard the triumph
ant success Of Grant and Colfax as al
ready, and long since, foregone con
clusion., Certain, also, it is that the
leaders ofthe democratic party have made
up their minds to resigned waiting for
the same results. Yet there is much
buster aud great deal of hard work
noted and in progress on the part Of the
Seymourites in every direction. Evil
IDENTIFY these gentlemen mean work
during the campaign now opened, and
will spare no efforts anywhere to secure
votes for their candidates. Republicans,
easy in their confidence Of certain victo-
ry, may look on all these demonstrations
Is the merest moonshine and trifiing
but their merry markings will not in the
least alter the facts. On the contrary,
the efforts Of our opponents may, by
this very indifference and jolly-don't-
cara spirit on the part ofrepublicans, be
very greatly aided.
a word, then, to the republicans Of
Iowa, q also to all others who may
read these lines. The democrats mean
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

success Also, no lsD th1u wUF1y-~FheY
cannot elect Horatio Seymour president,
but they may elect sufficient number
ofmembers q conguess in The several
states, to give very serious trouble to a
! republican administration. IL not render
entirely nusatosy the republican triumph
won in tho popular choice of Grant.
to accomplish. This much, also, they
most aasuredly will secure if republicans
settle down into indifference and ease,
surprising that the popularity Of Grant
and Colfax and the acceptability of re-
publican principles, will watt the party
and the country safe over the pillows
Into the harbor Of success.
No, there is work to be done by repub-
licans in every state; especially SO in
Iowa, and in every county and town.
ship therein. The success Of the past
few years have led toa very general
neglect Of organization. This evil must
be remedied. In every township and
school district there must be republican
organizations-Grant clubs, Tanners
clubs, Union clubs, etc. In every town
upon. No single household should be
allowed to be- without its republican
newspaper, periodically entering the
dounicil aud presenting the facts of the
contest. These are the very best Of po-
litcal documents. 1t is the duty of re-
publicans to see that such are widely
circulated. So, too, there must be Or
CARNATIONS to secure aud prepare audi
enees for able and instructive speakers,
and TO labor for the general purposes of
political campaign.
Republicans of Iowa. the grain har-
vest will soon be over. The political
tss~r<, &C. t<n.
comes to you the day Of work and of
contest. After the labor the fruit; after
the contest the victory. Let US not be
50 foolish ~ to suppose that the fruit
we all desire is to be had without an eff
tort, nor the crown of victory without
the heat and toll and cost of BATTLE
Davenport Gazette.
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AS-Hundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nonnce it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &C. Try 1t.
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher, Upton
s. s. Chambers Co., Springdale; +. 8. 4 H. A.
Jepson West Branch; v. r. Cornwall, Downey
"Throw physic to the dogs; I'll none Of 1t.
To make assurance doubly sure
I'll take it''-PLANTArIoN BITTERs.
They never fail.
This great Storar Ltc Healer is just what the
people need. 1t is Il remedy they can rely on.
ness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in the
Side and Back, it has no equal; not the least
among its virtues Is the extreme pleasantnes
OF the taste and immediate beneficial effect
Try it. suffering Dyspeptics and he cured
Such are the assertions OF those situated to
sold 1t must have great mort.
sxx ILL. So L kl>xa
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Upton Union School.

This institution compares, Us a public
school, very favorabIy with similar
schools in the State, in the grade which
has been established. 1t affords the ia
cilities for acquiring not only knowl-
edge suitable to common duties but also
assists any who may be preparing them
selves for teaching, or any who intend
pursueing course of study at any Of our
colleges. Special attention is given to
the common branches, and one scholar
is not at liberty to pursue any study
above the grade in which he is classi-
fed; each one is examined at the close
of the term and classed according to
such examination. And it is and has
been the desire of the teachers that the
patrons of the school would make fire.
quent visits and become acquainted
with the school in its several depart
ments. We hope those from abroad
who desire to educate their children,
will first consider the advantages they
possess in their own county, and accom-
MEDIATE themselves to this institution in
preference to any other where the ia
ci!ities are little, and the expense much
greater. Heretofore the county has been
very well represented in this school, but
it is to be hoped that 1t will be much
more SO the coming year. One reason
why teachers fail to accomplish much
good in teaching, may be found in the
fact, that they do not engage in it as
profession, but to obtain the means Of
pursuing some other calling. While
this is not to be strongly condemned,
yet persons so engaged can not feel the
same interest nor disposition to make
the necessary preparations for the class
room. 1t is proper l think to say that
the present corps of teachers have the
most lively interest in the welfare of
the school and advancement of the
classes, and will spare no pains to make
the school room what it should be. BY
the present arrangement of the studies
in the High School department, one is
not obliged to patronize some foreign
institution in order to acquire knowl-
edge of the classics or sciences but they
may be acquired in our own institution;
and by the united effort of patrons and
teachers it may be made an honor to the
town and be Of great benefit to the COM
munity.
Fall term commences September It'll.
WIN. WILCOX, Principal.
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MARRIED,

August 9Th, by the Rev. d. l.. Hughes, at the
house Of Mr.. VIM. Martin, Richard +. Knox,
Esq, of San Francisco, California, to Miss Ber-
tina Bondelie, of Cedar County, Iowa.
Also by the same on August 9th, Mt the house
of tho brides father, Mr.. George W. Eicher to
Miss Nancy Ocheltree, all Of Cedar county,
Iowa.
At the NJ. f. Parsonage, in Loudon, August
9Th, by Rev. r.. w. Keller, p. E.. assisted by
Rev. Il. g. Hawn, Mr.. James Wharton, jr., to
Miss Rachel Young; all ofInland.
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What is Q BondP


The first national bonds issued after
the war were the 5-2Os of 1862. The
government had previously issued treas
ury notes redeemable on demand, and
receivable as gold for duties. It next
issued treasury notes and made them
legal tenders for all purposes, except for
the payment Of duties on imports. The
dates Of the great bulk of $40 bonds
now outstanding, which are oil in the
same terms, are 1862, 1864, and 1865.
When the first issue was made, it was
thought that in short time the war
would be over, and 70 government at
liberty to take them all up. The bond
provided that it should run for twenty
years, but should be Reasonable at the
pleasure Of the government at any time
after Ave years. The legal tender act
was intended to be temporary, and the
use Of the greenbacks IS legal tender,
and - substitute for money, was ex-
pected to terminate with the war, when
specie payments would be resumed.
The government, therefore, during the
war, authorized the issue Of notes Of
various kinds, all bearing interest sx-
cept those which were legal tender.
OF the latter the issue IVES never over
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

II JAMS TBNBRooK tried to get alcohol
At the druggists and was refused. The
same person appeared upon the streets
last Saturday r. NJ. with heavy load Of
that article "a quart bottle in his pocket,
and an unknown quantity In his skim
on board which, it seems, had been
obtained for him by f,'iend(?). As he
.<sNas 2yrAting about on the corner of 5th
ana Main streets he was bounced upon
by Deputy Sheriff Wilhelm. He resist.
ed arrest by taking . position on his
DICK, ANA making his mark above the
onicer's eye with his boot heel. This
= performance ended BY his getting hand
:" -eudsd and led TO Jail Whore he gave his
Gnape - Jack Hanlin. He appeared
besore} Justice Elliott Monday forenoon
asAndrew Jackson Tenbrook-was fined
$lO and costs for drunkenness and held
$40 hm iA'sAs sum OF $aOo upon the
! - I onalgs OF rssisting IN onicer. His iine
- va paid Ard ~ ssquirsd bail found,
- YMehset him q libsfty for the present.
- MI tEsa sAtogethAr, alcohol dloesn,,
~f29H. very pgpatAbls investmsnt fol
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REL1o1ous.-The fourth and last quar-
terly meeting Of the Upton Charge,
Iowa City District Of the Upper Iowa
Conference, will be held in tho NJ. E..
Church IN this placs, on next Saturday
and SUNDAY. There will be prsaehing
On Saturday, at 2o'olock p. M, by Dr..
n K. Fuller, P. E. The Quarterly
Conference viii be held Immediately
after the close of theservice. Preaching
at night. Preaching on sunday at lot
a. m, when the sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be administered. In the
afternoon at 81 O'Clock, the NJ. E. Sun
day School will give their Sunday School
Concert; there will lie an address by DR..
Fuller, an essay, defamation, and a
recitation, tOgsther with singing by the
School. AS this is the last concert for
the present conference year, the Com
mittee on Programme have aimed to
make it the best one given by the
School during the year. They therefore
cordially invite all to attend, believing
none will fail to be pleased.
JUST received by Hall & Schumacher,
fresh lot of Paints and Oils, which
will be sold at the lowest possible figures.
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= ,@SlDEwALKs.-Those interested will
take notice that the Town Council has
passed all ordinance adding penalty of
twenty-five per cent to the cost Of MAX
; ing sidewalks where parties neglect to
make them, the whole to draw interest
vt ten per cent. We think the town
will now be able to raise the money nee
essary to finish up the sidewalks that
have been begun. Those who have
neglected to make their walks had bet
ter look out for the twenty-five per
cent"
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READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. The Pre-
MUM Lists Of the Cedar County Agri-
culMral Society, for 1858, are ready for
gratuitous distribution. They can 10
had of the Directors in each township,
aud at every pOstoffice and store in the
county. Persons designing to compete
for premiums are requested to enter the
same At a. early day as possible. The
books are now open at the office of the
undersigned, in Upton.
"a a.. - s. L. SMITH, Secretary
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Township caucuses for the purpose of nomi-
AatinS delegates to this Convention are ex-
pectsd to be held ON Saturday, August 18th, Mt
ppm; at the places indicated by the respect
i've Township Committees
BY order Of tho Cedar County Republican
Central Committee.
...,x~ 5a@ s. W. YOUNG Chairman. .
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/ TANNERS CLIIB.-A meeting will be
sh93d at the SheriG,s Office in the Court
House,s next. Friday evening, August
l4th-at O'Clock, for the purpose of or
gaaaitibg q Tanners Club. All are re-
duested to attend who are in favor Of the
election Of Grant and Colf,x. -r%
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-08-13

THAffnalp who washunting for the
bspt Sugar and tobacco III town found
item At Hall 4 Schmucker's.
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BUTTER makers, give ear! f. P.
Dean is paying twenty-five cents per
pound for good packing butter.
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Ceukr Co.. Kepnbiican Convention.
The Republicans OF Cedar county are request
Cd tAmeet in Delegate Convention at the court
1otnue In the town Of Upton, ON fssss s.zG
=. :, SafurAay, September 19th, 1SoS,
~ one o'clock r. r., Tor the purpose Of norni-
nsting candidates for a4,s rs. s5 -areetst Hat
CLERK OF THE DIsrRICr CoURT,
a AND COUNTY RECoRpER: H. .-...
and for the transaction Of such other business
a. may be brought before the Convention. -"
The representation will be one vote for each
township, and ono vote for every 50 votes cast
'for Col. Merrill At the last gubernatorial cleo
tton, and one vote for every fraction over Is
votes 80 cast. Which will entitle the town.
Ss,,v IN n aloyo faS . f,Jln,yo.
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REMEMBER, when you want nything
IN the line Of drugs, or any article usu-
ally kept in Drug Store, you can fluid
1t at Hall 4 Schmucker's, directly oppo-
site the Court House. Prices as low as
fthe lowest. s 90
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atFOR bricks yoaa will read an advertise
ment headed Brick, !" and get good ones.