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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11
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Baltimore, June Z.
The graves of Confederate dead in London Park
Cemetery were decorated with flowers yesterday,
under the auspices Of ladies' Of Baltimore.
Chicago, June s.
A Times Washington dispatch Of the 7th saws
A.. Reed, of the paymasters' department was ares
ted yesterday ON the charge of sending out circulars
to postmasters and others soliciting in behalf OF the
National Republican Managing Committee five
dollars from each peTson, to enable them TO retain
their positions.
Quitea number of Western Democrats and poll
ticians arrived yesterday and to-day. A general
feeling of harmony prevails, both with regard to
names and platform.
Senator Reverdy johnson is spoke Of as the next
nominee Of the President to Great Britain.
Chicago, June 8.
At a meeting Of the brieklayer strikers Saturday
evening, it was resolved that unless their demand
for i've dollars per day was complied with before
June 10, to organize into a building company, co
operative with the union, and contract for work on
their own responsibility.
New York, June 8.
The Hersld's Washington despatch says another
big Indian land job has came to light. On Wedn-
esdsy the Usage Nation was induced BY promises
and intimatiOns on the part OF a commission which
is headed by the Indian Commissioner Taslsr, to
sell eight million acres Of land on their reservation
for 20 cents an acre, payable in Is years, to a pri-
vate parity while numerous other bids we're made
for the same By other parties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

SIDNEY, NEBRASKA.
S7O cords Wood and 70 toms H.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

FORT D. A. RUSSELL. DAKOTA
5000 cords Wood and $500 tons
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

FORT STEELE, DOKATO
1900 cords Wood and ans tons u.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

CAMP DOUGLAS. UTAH.
400 cords Wood and 3I5 tons H,~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

Bids are invited for hay in stack or in bales
Bids viii be reCsived ior any pOs ton Of TIA ,r,-.
required aud must be made separately for ss,I =
named. 4t
The delivery Of the supplies to ccmmen,. u
perfecting Of the contracts and one fifth 90 -
amount to be delivered each month until ~ Salii.oN
is completed I
Fun conditions will be made known and br,,t ~,
furnished on application at this office. ~
Bids from contractors and bidders who have b.,,,.
fore failed 20 comply with their agreements win poI,
considered
By order Of Brv't Maj. GenT Augur.
WM. MYERS.
Brv't Brig. Gen.
CHEZ Quartsrmasis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

Ulysses Sidney Grant, born at Mount
Pleasant, Clermonl County, Ohio, April
1922.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

tail, yet found it impossible. One
thing, however, we noticed substanti-
ally on the ground and cannot refrain
mentioning here, that was the excel
lent refreshment stand kept by Allen
& HawIey. Everything was kept tip
top and in good taste.
AltogetheF this, the Third Annual
Fair of the Nemaha County Agricul-
turaI and Mechanical association was
such a success as will warrant us in
believeing that no better County Fair
viii be held in the west this season.
And, right here, we must say that
this success was in a very great meas
ure due to the indefatiguable energy
and labOrs of Col Farnas, James Cole
man and F A Tisdel, and during apor-
ton of the time the whole work of
keeping the Fair running devoIved up
on Col Furnas. They are entitled to
the thanks Of all interested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
SHERMAN SCHOOL HOUSE,
September 29th.


Editor Advertiser: The Republican
candidates on the county ticket are
now doing their duty nobly in the
western part of the county. Their
meetings are well attended, and the
speakers well received.
The meeting here was ealledtoortfer
by appointing G. Tuckeras Chairman
and ]. R. Whitney as Secretary.
]. s. Church being present was
called for andresponded with a telling
speech of more than an hour, showing
the inconsistency of the Democratic
party, completely Kidding their plat
form; andhandling Seymouran and Blair
without gloves Mr.. Church, although
a new conner in this county, will re-
ceive- a large majority at the coming
election. =
To. Majors was then called fer and
made a'few remarks, when the meet
ing adjourned with three rousing
cheersfor the old flag and the Repub-
Iican ticket. J.R. WHITNEY, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

We to-day hoist the name of Hon.
o. p. Mason for Chief Justice. The
question has been raised whether the
Governor can fill a vacancy beyond a
general election; the Democracy have
nominated witha view tO-foist q Dem
Ocratic Chief Justice upon the people
unawares, and try the question. Let
us forestall the cops and keep the
choice of the people where he now is,
Chief Of Nebraska's Judiciary. We
can thus endorse him so completely as
to put his position beyond the reach of
rebel tricks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Proposals for Houses for
Indian Service.
Sealed Proposals UiU be receiVed until
Monday, October 18th, 1868,

AAOstNNDl4g OCtOOCN Opfsg AOOOg
At the office of the superintendent of Indi-
an Affairs at Omaha, Nebraska, for the con-
struction of six o. houses for the use of the
employers and Chiefs on the WinnebagO
Reservation, located so miles north of Omaha
city.
Plans and specifications of these houses are
on fley and can be seen at the office Of said
superintendent of indian. Affairs, in Caldwell
Block, Douglas street, Omaha city; also, at
the Office of the Agent of the Winnebago In
dians, on the W~innebagO Reservation.
All the timber and lumber used in the con-
structiOn of these houses will be furnished by
the Government on the ground. All other
materials used in their construction will be
furnished by the contractor. n
Bids will be made in duplicate with a copy
of this advertisement attached and will be
accompanied by a written guarantee, in the
following form, Wis:
"We,-,and@, of the county of@,State
Of do hereby guarantee that - is able
to fulfill a contract in accordance with his
proposition, and that should his proposition
be accepted he viii at once enter into a CON
tract in accordance Herewith. should a
contract be awarded him we are prepared TO
become his surettes." "
The right to reject any and all Dlos Lhat
may be offered is reserved.
A bOndrWith good and sufficient securities
in the sum of two thousand dollars VIII be
requiredfrom the person or persons 10 WnOm
the contract may be aWarded-
Nobid viii be considered unless complying
with the terms of advertisement, and the
party making It. is present or represented by
an agent or attorney.
All the house must be completed and ready
for occupation by BheI 18th day OF December,
The house will be subject to the inspection
and rejection of the said superintendent of
Indian Affairs. or such person or persons as
Supts Indians Affairs.
Omaha. Neb., Sept. q, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
ami and CoIfax CIubROoms.
PRECINCT,
Sept. 18th, 1868. {.

-.- O~R~
Club met.
President being absent, N. J. Ran
dali was called to the chair.
T. ]. Majors was called for and
responded in a few well timed re-
marks. q
Maj. Stevenson was called for by
the Democrats present, and as usual
made a long constitutional" har-
angHe. 49,,
After which j. S. Church being
called for came forward and showed up
the Democratic party in its true light;
ably contrasting their acts and their
declarations in the N. Y. Platform /;
and showing up Seymours States
manship in a very pretty light to our
Democratic friends. ..g
w. A. Pollock then ina fewremarks
urged upon all, their duty to attend
the Polls on election day.
On motion, adjourned till Saturday
night. Haa
81. s.. RANDALL, SEC.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01


NOTICE nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN states District Court. District OF Nebras-
ka, s. 70 tCh01s g mau concern
Take notice hereby, that q petition has
been, to-Wlt, on the 9th day % August, AID.
1858, dled ia said District Cont nv Roho-F 4
SteWartrOf Nemaha County. in said Disfr
Who has been heretofOre duly declared a
bankrupt under the Act Of Congress entitled
"A Act to Establish q Unfform Svefem ~
Bankruptcy throughout the United StatesH
approved March Zle67. Dra discharge. and
eefLlueaLe tnereoLs nom all his debts and
oJner claims provable under said Act. and
that the 9TH day Of October, AID 1855. A. III
in Bankruptcy for said Distrfcf. al hfs ofHcs-
IN BroWnvule, Nemaha County-is Tie time
and place assigned for the hearing Of the
samei when and where y0u may attend. and
cause, II any You have. why ne Praver
OF the said petition should not De rrsnted
ana tnat the second n third meetings of
Wll De neld at the same time and
place WATSON b SMITH.
49-4t Clerk Us Dist COurtf6r said Dfsf
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

By letter from the Governors pri-
vate secretary we learn that Gov. But
Ter and Sec. Kennard viii not speak
here on their downward trip, as the
Governor has already spoken in this
place, and il viii take their whole
time to get around. They will speak
at Peru on the 18th at 1 o'clock pm, at
Nemaha City same day at Z o'clock
pm, at st. Deroino on the sth at 1 pm,
at Arago same day at Z pm. The
people should turn out en- mGsse to
these meetings, and give them a hear
ing. 1t will pay to leave your work
and do so.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
The Gathering at HamBUrgh.

The Gathering at Hamburger,
Last Tuesday, was certainly the lar
gest political assemblage held in this
region for several years. Tanners and
citizens from all the adjoining coun-
ties and from Council Bluffs; Tan
ners to the right, Tanners to the left,
Tanners in front, Tanners in the rear,
and Tanners in the center; forty fe-
male Tanners were out in appropriate
uniform youthful Tanners-in fact
the whole turnout indicated q deter
mination to tan out the cops COM
pletely this fall. Several teams were
rugged out with appropriate mottos
and devices, Ond carrying a tanner at
work with a lot of hides, and the
motto "Tn finish this job in Novem-
her,"
1t is estimated that there were 5000
people out, of which over 1000 were
tanners. The Brownville Brass Band
were in attendance and made music
for the occasion. Also the band from
Council Bluffs, andthe Roekport band.
At night the tanners had a grand
parade, and were addressed by Hon.
o. p. Mason and several other speak
ers whose names we did not learn.
It was a day long to be remembered
in Hamburg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01


We had good time at the Republi-
can Club rooms in Brownville on last
Thursday night. Congressman Taffe
and Gen. Strickland Of Omaha, de-
livered able and effective addresses
to a good audiance. The. speakers
were among the best of the many our
club has listenedto during the present
campaign. Mr.. Taffe read from the
Congressional Globe a refutation of the
Poppleton charge that Taffe voted
against Government aid, to Rail Road
enterprisesin Nebraska, andshOwed a
clear record upon the subject, and
then very blandly submitted the ques-
ton as to which Of two men would be
likely to serve our interests best-One
who is untrameled by past and present
engagements to one of the most pow
erful corporations Of the State, or one
who is the paid attorney for IN en-
terprise which holds q jealous hand
upon all projected Rail Roads which
inevitably must come in competition
with it for the western freight. Gen.
Strickland although once a Demo
crat and always a Democrat" refused
at the breaking out of the Rebellion
TO follow the party in its search after
strange gods. He cOnclusively
proved from the record that the so
called Democracy of to-day had not
one principle in common with the
Democracy of years ago. That the
issue of to-day was that One-so. forci-
bly, and strickingly put by F. P. Blair
in his letter to Col. Morehead, thatO Of
Revolution as opposed to peace, and
IN such an event he was with Grant
and his followers, rs all truly Union
men must be- Tbs Gen. gave US an
excellent speech
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01


The Democracy are making every
effort to get the Legislature in order to
elect a Democratic United States SEN
ator, which would be an everlasting
disgrace to our young Republican
State. We therefore urge upon you
the necessity Of seeing that every Re
publican is registered, and that they
vote the straight ticket. Lay aside
your local jealousies and stand by the
ticket.
Richardson county is claimed by the
Democracy, bat we know that in such
an important election as the coming
one, the noble Republican patriots and
voters of that county will stand firmly
by their guns, and vote the straight
ticket. The Germans, under the lead
of such tried vetran Republicans as
.Algewhar, Judge Walther, Summer
lad, Patchen and others, have never
vet failed to drive the enemy from bis
stronghold in that county, and will
again do SO this fall.
OnIocaI issues the Republicans have
sometimes been divided, but they have
the interest of the party too much at
heart to permit the Democracy to di-
vide them on this important election.
They viii stand together as true Re
publicans and elect their ticket, al
though their majority may be small ;
vet the veterans at Rulo under Scott,
at Salem under Rising and others, at
Falls City, Humbolt and other parts
Of theAcOunty, will show you that they
are true to the party. So hang up
your Democratic fiddle so far as Rich
ardson is concerned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
DIED.

In this city, Sept. 18th, of Typhoid Fever,
HIRAM c.. WATT, aged a years..
He leaves a wife and six children to mOur
his loss.
In Tecumseh, .Neb,, Sept. 9th, of in1ama-
ton of the bowels, @. N. beatty Of Bunke
Hill, Ill.
Mr.. Beatty was alawyer and had but re-
Gently arrived and located in Tecumseh. He
leaves a wife and 1.-TWO children. His remains
were expressed back to Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Meeting Nemaha County Ag.
rfcuIturaR Society.

There will be a meeting of the Ne
maha County Agricultural and Me-
chanicaI Association at the Reading
Rooms of the Nebraska Advertiser, on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, DC
tober 18th, 1868. tits not only impOr-
tant but essential that every officer of
the Society be present at that time, as
business of the utmost Importance
will be transacted.
By order of the President.
II. o. MINICK, Secy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01


The Republican nominees for Sena-
tor and Representatives are holding a
series of meetings, throughout the
county. The people turn out well
and give them a very hattering recep-
ton We publish the list of ap-
pointments at the heafofthe editorial
column this week. W. hope that
every man that can, will go and hear
them at their nearest pointOf meeting.
The people and the Representative
shOuldbecOm acquainted. In thisway
one may learn more Of the wishes and
wantsofthe other and Thereby increase
his usefulness, as well as his chances
to better reflect the will Of his constit-
uency.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Judge Hewett is now ~cavassing the
LIST, judicial District as a candidate for
District Attorney, and from every
point where he has spoken, we have
the most f~attering accounts of his re.
ceptiOn, and of the able and interes-
ting speeches which he delivers.
The Judge is doing a good work, and
from present indications we are war
ranted in making the assertion that
he will run ahead of his ticket. The
Hon. E. e. Cunningham, a member
of the Republican State central COM
mittee from Richardson County,
writes us that the Judges speech at
Salem, was among the best he ever
heard, andthat he made lots of friends
for himself and the cause, and such
are the compliments coming from
Pawnee, Gage, Jefferson, Salem and
Johnson counties Old Nemaha will
send him out with four hundred
majority and every county but one in
the district will make additions there
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Thanks 10 the Band and Gun
Squad.

I am directed blythe Board of Man
ayers of the Nemaha County Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Association, to
return thanks to PROF. SMITH and the
Metropolitan Brass Band of Brown
vile, for the excellent music furnished
daily and gratuitously on the Fair
ground; also to CAPT. FUTILE and
the Gun Squad for their opening and
closing ceremonies each day during
the Fair. r. w. FURNAS, Prest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
LITTLE ROCK. Sent. 2!

A dispatch from BatesvilIe, to the
State authorities, says, the Ku Klux,
collected from the adjoining countries,
are in arms in Fulton county, one
thousand strong. The roads have
been picketed to near Ratesville.
Union men call for help, This Is
where Capt. Mason was assaulted Anew
days ago. Serious trouble is anticlpa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The following State election have
- - - hoII.

We learn from the Phelps City Re
cord, that Senator Drake win address
the citizens Of No at Rock Port, on
the 23nd inst. and that Messrs A. E.
Wyatt & Co.'S. store was broken open
a short time since and about one hun
bred dollars worth of goods taken
therefrom.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
PAB1s Sant

AFIos DCpJs AUs
The Moniteur has the following
from Spain: al
The City of Carthagena joins the
revolt. Marshall Davis, of the Royal
army, at last accounts was completely
surrounded by the Insurgent troops,
and is probably captured by this time.
1t is generally, Throughout Spain,
thought that COneha himself would
join the Insurgents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

If you are a ~naturalized citizen re-
member you must bring your papers
to the Registrar that he may enter the
date thereof, as he has no right to put
your name down unless he knows the
date of your papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Remember that the 5th and 9th are
the last days on which you can regis
ter, and if any Of your friends have
not been registered warn them against
delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
A Democratic witness.

AS Gov. Butler, Sec. Kennard and
Auditor Ghlispie are just now vehe-
mently assaulted by the Democratic
press of this state as having swindIed
the State in the Lincoln lot sales, it
may be well to bring A. F. Harvey,
editor of the Statesman, and clerk at
the sales, on the stand. Hear him a
Democrat
I said, in the last number of the
Statesman, thatI "knOw of no proper
ty in Lincoln held by Gov. Butler,
Mr.. Gillespie, and Mr.. Kennard,
which they have not acquired Iegiti-
mately. ~ = That
+" they bid upon the lots marked down
to them, as other pers0nsbid, and they
paid for their purchases exactly as
other buyers paid for theirs"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

0O00 Il MONTH ERemember, it is so
DHUU Agents can make it. Farmers sons,
any person can do it. We have new cheap,
licensed Sewing Machine, the best ever made.
1t. Will sew, fell, hem, tuck, braid and en-
brOfder, do all work done by highly priced
machines. Costs only sis; think of that be-
side $75: 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 and see samples.
address,
ASHUELOT S. NJ. COMPANY,
hl-2n Hinsdnla Nh
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Sent

LANCAbIEh, DtpJ. %.
During the mass meeting of the Re
publicans here to day, several persons
were badly beaten by a mob who in
discriminatory attacted all wearing
the Republican insignia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

A Washington special oftO-day says
that jeff. Davis will certainly be
brought to trial at the next term Ofthe
u. S. Circuit Court in Richmond, as
Attorney General Evarts is said to be
actively pushing the matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
NOTICE.

u. 8. EAND OFFICE
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA
September 18th, 1858.
II compliance with Executive Order No
Il 20, OF his Excenency Andrew Johnson
President Of the United States, ana ths in
structiOns issued Hereunder by the Honor
able Commissioner OF the General Land OF
nee, directing the removal Of this Office from
BrOwnvtlIe to Beatrice, Nebraska; notice Is
hereby given that the Land once will be
closed for business at this place on the 3lst
OF October next, and win open for business a.
Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska, "wednesday
the 18th day Of November, 1868.
HENRY NJ. ATKINSON. REGISTER.
49-St JNO. L. CARSON, Receiver.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Friends of LibertyI Spare time en-
Ough for the good of the cause to see
to it that every voter you know of is
Registered
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. -.
At the Tenth District Republican
Convention, held to-day, III. T. awe
OF Pittsheld, was re-nomlnaten IoE
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
Proposals for Grain.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE PLATTE,0
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFIE, :
OMAHA, NEB., Sep. 26.
Sealed bids, in duplicate, with guarantee
signedb " two responsible persons not bidders,
and accompanied by a deposit of 1000,
win be received until 10 O'Clock a. m, on
Thursday, Oct. 8th. 1868, for the delivery of
EfehfV-fiVe Thousand RuShehS
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

Next Monday and Tuesday are the
last days to perfect your registration.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
IEGAI
.ROBATE wOTnrH.n - =,


DROBATE WOTICE=B az sghom q NM.
il CRcera. That Jesse cole. AdmfnfsfrstcZ
OF d Estate Of stephen Fudge. deceased. has
made application for a dnal Sediment 81 aofd
estate ana the PrODate Court has set the TTfh
day Of October, 1883, at the Office Of said eonrt
n IN the county Of Nemaha and
state OF NebraSka, at 10 O'Clock AW- as TIE
time and place Of hearing said seffIemenf
Sy-Sk A w. MORGAN, Probate Judge
STR4Y MOTTGE-Taken up By the under
~ signed, living In Glen Rock recincf Na-
maha County, september 7th- TS8 one 49,
gray mare mule, about one year one 0rnv
morse colt one year Old, and one bright 49,
mare COLT one yearOld. NOmarks or brands
4o-21P IRWIN BRISTOL
INJECTION NOTICE Notice is bereBv
gwen tnaI on Tuesday the 18th day OF
October, AID. 1868, an election will h. beid
at the place q hOhafm elecffOnS n
eaeR preelnel IN Nemaha county Nebraska,
One member Of Congress-
one GOVernOrr
one Secretary Of State,
One State Treasurer,
One State Auditor
One District Attorney for LIST Judicial DiEf
one State senator Hr
One State senator for the counties OF Rich
ardSOn, johnson and Nemaha,
-Four MemberSOf House Of Representatives.
9ne County Commissioner for lst District
One Assessor for each Precinct.
three JudgegOf Election Tor each Precinct,
Two Clerks Of Election for each Precinct.
One supervisor for each Road District ana
such ether Offices as may be requfrefbyl law
Which election will be Oneued AZ o CfcIocF
in the morning, and win continueope1 unfl
b O'CLOCK IN The afternoon Of the same dav
BY order of the Board OF County Commits
s1OnerS this 18th day Of August AID. l9R8.
40-H N d. HACKER, Cohnty ClerH
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

(Oflast years crOp9
the Government Corral, at Omaha, Nebras-
ka.- Delivery to on approval Of
and to be completed within forty
days thereafter. Bids will be received for five
(5000) bushels or upwards.
u conditions of contract made known on
application at this office.
By order of BV't Maj. Gen. Augur,
.. r WIN. i
Bv't Brig. General,
Chief OuartermaStRr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

BOSTON, Sept. %.
The Republicans of the Fifth Mass,
aehusetts District, to-day nominated
Ben. b. Butler.