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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

FINED ron SELLING LOTTERY PoLIoIEs.-On
complaint OF a woman named CLARA W. Barber,
ON Eleventh street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and Y street, was arrested and taken
terry policies, which Is III violation OF corpora
tion law. Col. ], ID. Adams and J. Howard Nor
ris appeared for the prisoner, and evidence was
tAkeni after the hearing. of which the Justice
fined Hurley 80, on which he took an appeal.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

No LIoESsRs.-Henry Kaizer and William
Bannen, two restaurant keepers, were arrested
yesterday by Ohlcer Williams, OF the Fifth pre-.
cinct, charged with keeping bagatelle tables
without licenses. Justice Harper imposed so
cents costs on each party.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

An ACT requiring the clerks Of the several mar.
ksts to return to the Register certificates Of
deposit.
Bea enacted, 9re., That tho clerks Of the sew.
sral markets be, and they are, required to re-
turn to the Register, on Monday Of each week,
all certificates Of deposit in their hands for
license.
Approved, January 80, 1868
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

KHIoHTs OF PYTnIAs.-The Grand Lodge OF
the District has granted charter to organize a
Lodge OF the Order In New Orleans, Louisiana.
Alfred Shaw, esq, has been appointed Deputy
Grand chancellor OF that State, and will pro-
This charitable Order, which was organized In
this city on the 22d OF February 1864, has rapidly
extended in numbers throughout the country,
and at present numbers over eight thousand
members. Lodges have been established In Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland.
Aconvention Of deleg ties from the various lodges
in the country will shorty meet In this city, to
devise ways and means TO establish a Supreme
Lodge OF the United States.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

The RlvER.-There 10 still heavy coat OF Ice
on the Potomac; therefore, no vessels attempt
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

COMMITTED TO THE WoIR-noUsE.-The fol.
lowing cases were disposed Of on Wednesday
last: Mary Walsh was taken before Justice
Tucker by Onicer Jarboe, OF the First precinct,
for being drunk Not having % to pay her rnc
she was assigned to the work-house.
cinct, took charge OF Caroline Snyder and
Leonard Groves. The same Justice granted
Rena Price (coloredj was arraigned before
Justice Tucker by Officer Hughes for being dis
orderly and using profane language, She was
required to pay ", but did not have the amount,
anawas granted the privilege OF working 1t out
In the work-house.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07
An ACT for the purchase Of hose for tho Wester
Markst and far nihar nnrnosaa

Market, and for other purposes.
BE Is,idoted, de-, That three hundred and
twenty. 1--we dollars be, and tho same 10 hereby,
appropriated out Of the general fund.- for tho pur.
pose Of purchasing two hundred feet Of one Inch
hose for the use Of tho Western Market, and for
taking up the Ere plug and putting down No.
Clsllan plug and the nscssssry connsotion pipes.
Approved, January rs, 1858.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

PoroMAo MILLS, MINING AND CEMENT Con-
PAsY.-At meeting Of directors of the above
company, held a few evenings since at No.
Market Space, the following officers were elected
10 serve for the ensuing year: President, Jemes
W. Barker; secretary, I. M. Hanson; treasurer
VIM H. Clagett
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

Az ACT for tho relief of George Schnsll.
BE IL enacted, &c., That the fne imposed upon
George Schnell BY Justice Morsell, on or about
tho tenth Of December last, for IN alleged VIC.
lation Of law, DO, and the same Is hereby, re.
mittsd; and that tho sum of twenty dollars be,
and the same Is hereby, appropriated, payable
out Of the general fund, to carry this act into
effect: Provided. That the said Sehueil pay tho
costs Of prosecution.
Approved, February I, 1868.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

MASONIC PREsEsTATIos.--Last Wednesday
evening, at the meeting of Columbia r. A, Chap
ter Of Masons, No. l, Mr.. l.. q. Stephens, Past
High Priest, was presented with u magnificent
Jewel pertaining to his office, on which 10 In
scribed the names Of Mr.. S. and the chapter. The
presentation was made on the part OF the chap
ter by Mr.. Joseph T. Brown, who was replied to
In appropriate terms by Mr.. 3.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

ALARM OF FIRg-At about TAO p. m. yester.
day an alarm Of FIRE was sounded from tile Sew.
burning OF the chimney Of a shanty between ii
and l streets south and Four-and- All aIf and
Sixth streets west Policemen and hremen ali
Quired.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

SUPPOSED TO BE THIEvEs.-Yesterday Deteo.
tiyes Cooms and Miller arrested a colored one
legged man, named WIN. Taylor, and an accom-.
pllce named Joseph Bolding, on a charge OF
picking the pockets OF several persons In the
market house and about the auctlon-rooms In
the neighborhood of Ninth street and Louisiana
avenue, They were taken In the act, and cen
yeyed to the headquarters to await a hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07
Tonight.

THE GROWN DIAMONDS.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07
An ACT granting permission to- John Bailey to
erect an Iron railing.

De Il enacted. &c., That permission 10 hereby
granted 10 Jshn Bailey to place an iron railing,
not more than Eve feet from building line, In
front Of his premises, on Fourth street west,
Square No. ISL, the sams to remain during the
pleasure Of this Corporation: Provided, the
consent Of the President Of the United States be
6rst obtained.
Approved, January rs, 1868.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
Approved, February 4, 1858.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Pye,idsnt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

DELEGATE ELEorEp.-At the meeting OF the
male members of the Ninth street Methodist
+. j. Bartlett was elected the delegate to repre-
sent the church In the Maryland Annual Don
ference, which will sit In baltimore on the 18th
alternate.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

EoUITv CoURT-SPRcrAL TRRx-Jud9e Olin.-
This court transacted the following business yescr
day:
o., Aim.nd rs. Hnntlsy, Argument on reapplieatiOn
Dunlop trustee to sell certain real estate named In the
proceedings.
Alexandria, Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company vs., Davidson OF nj, Order confirming the
report OF auditor concerning the allowance to be paid
to the receiver.
Also, another order referring 10 auditor the petition
Of counsel as to the matter Of fees.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07
ALTON THEATRE
THE RICHlN0s'

EMO IsH PBRA TRoUP e
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

A SEVERE FALL.-As Mr.. Secretary McCullooh
was leaving his office, on Wednesday, he slipped
aud fell with his back on one OF the stone steps,
causing him much pain. He was confined to hi
bed yesterday; but, 1t Is thought, he will b
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

The SOLDIERS HoMR.-It is stated that the
board of managers Of tho Soldiers National
Asylum have resolved to ask Congress to place
the Soldiers Home In this city under their con-
troll 1t is used now solely for the benefit of SOL
diers OF the regular army, and the board 10 de-
sirous that 1t shall be opened to volunteer sol
diers also.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

No LIcESsE-Ohlcer Williams, Of the Fifth
precinct, took Mr.. Bernard Green, hotel-keeper,
In custody on Wednesday, for keeping billiard
tables unlicensed. He had hearing before JUS
tice Harper, who found him guilty OF the charge,
and Imposed q fine of $50.
The same officer arrested Andrew Wormley,
colored, restaurant-keeper, on the same charge.
Held for hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

.AGRAND AYFAIR.-The Misanthrope Associa-
tion held their annual dinner last evening at
Aman's well-known restaurant on Ninth street
The bill OF fare was an elaborate one, embracing
every deiicacy that the palate could suggest or
art ccomplish. Sebastian Is man who IL an
accomplished caterer In that respect.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-07

MEssRs. Foley & Co., on seventh street, be
tween II and !, announce that they are prepares
to prosecute the auctioneering business In all II
several branches. A feature of the firm, 10 pay
Ing especial attention to real estate sales, be
sides holding auction sales at their store, OF
Monday, wednesday, and Friday Of each week
at 10 a. m, and every evening at pm.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

EoarS anS Rooms.
A VERY pleasant suite of FURNISHED
~ ROOMS to LBr perfect order with OF Without partial BOARD
F.nlr pris.~ No i3J Me-. siIie-nthst. near sthave
4 GENTLEMAN WANTS a quiet HOME in
~ Winter hmseH wife three ehihfen and
rooms references eIhAagd Ad
trc.s witL teru-. W g. 4. Boz n t6s N. Y. PosOhee.
A VERY desirable suite of FURNISHED
~ ROOMS to LBr. 10 qnist house a. no s7s BROADWAY
UOARD.-ASUITEo of ROOM ) on second floor,
,D third Aoof grntesen snd their
nEIe sct-n,p Nneeenthst second brew stone
kon-e of lrtins pse.
nUPONT HOUSE.--S1 so PER DAY for
Ro Board, ~h.Gt bori e. ta as week;
Ma 100 Hudsonsi of IaEbtst wsthmIa 81 silht
0S AMITY-S -ST.-Newly Furnished ROOMS
~ - LIT, moicrl Improvements.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

Persons having real estate for sale or 20 let
and those desirous of purchasing renting such pre-
psrty will find Il 10 their interest TO advertise IN THB
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper aud In addition To this advantage the
TRIBUNE will be found not only IN New-YOrk and all It's
sities and villages, but every state aud Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
TO tho reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TkIB
UNT, semi-Weoky. and Weekly comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN eacR disseminate among all classes. THE
TRBUsE devOte espsca attention 10 the reports Oi sales
OF real estate both IN the city and country, thus adding
greatly to the value Of IL columns as an advertising mo
dun The charges for advertising are as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE 2s cents per line for each insertlon WEEKLY
TRIBUNE % per hne; sEsirWIgKLY TBIBuSr. Is cents
per Inc About words line after the first
line which usually contains only four or hye words
Terms, cash IN advance
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
nYIAlIEs NJ. MILLER. Ofice 30. 2s Plne.st

n THURSDAY oct ~ r
Itl o,k at ns Exchange ssoem Ne W ~ isn
.d srOVEs 90 Broadway known Nos 81 o. % o. $40 o
M . So. gl e. aud ~ Nov't comprising ,be hoet on
cs nn, Brsi.sy 10 The property consist, "f h's
iss, ,toy bfcE baipgs BoadwAJ also w" "i be emt
Fl uork with gst crei ~ per eh' eAh
III, bord ard Particulars At Tho once
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
Sutton Salts Of Rtal estate.
j. RI BECKER, son & Co, Auctioneers

j. ri ECKER. son g. Co., Auctoneers.
n. WEDNESDAY OT "a
. % o'clock a the BIclsnge ssle,ron.
ONR HUNUi DANDTWRNrl.TlliRDSE- - lisou FRAME
OIsE snd south side o. hnrirrd sud 81 IT,
Srcouiave iart block each
the modern Provswesis and Is gOod
order.
AVENUE "A LOTS 90 the side of Avsboe comprising the
eate r. OaebuHdfed aadSrurh uud Ohehase st
tveuco1.fs 2srya On the ~ 1rhundrl sni
2ery aud sue hrsoop frsws Hsusss
b-d Lr,k fpfss order Adjoining tue sVsuus t~e
2.s.pfY std ts-' nrut Cosir. .
NPHUkDEkD AND TW ESTYP1RSTST.- LOTS shd CORE
81 luadr-fnd trist oonnrbdus " iri
east - AFelue A running - tho llarlcu NteH
ONE HUNDRED AED TN bSIl% l%tCONnST - u LOTS al
CORK south sie Of Oushubfo ,eou IT.
men nf AvrhAe aHd 10 Hatirn kvct
WEsr BROADWAlPrsnes No. - West BfosdsA souih east
cofscr - IbamsfsL 2iID.
ruud tSSI-prtus.t. No Is Thomasst srB-de Ia the
oftho BrosdwsI grperiy snd farming s!,t she SIo
COUNTRY SEAT AT PkLHAMViLLk
Hndfoae tssstofy frame lis1 via sh Aioli 70 I1 @ s
vile Weshe.irr Cauuy Y IS muuis frH tb" TIE
Ne9tsrcn M rad aad uk fu depot lbr plsce
bounded Hhhs,e Tstd 81, snd feanhat', AMI tney
laid on With shade Tie bouse r"uns u IRONS s.
fmace And In tie basement and 10 psc'
views AaOnesrs Once No II Ce-
tlFF.s yet
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
8ousts ano ,Sarms Mant,S.

DART OF A HOUSE WANTED by n small
faulty I've six ROOMS required convepieuy arranged aud
suitable housekeeping Location 10 NswYOk The secord sui
third floors The second sDd part n h 6oor preferred Address
giving full particulars rent DC, H. e. Il. Tribune Ofce
WESTCHESTER PROPERTY SOUTH OF
W JEROME Park WANTED For CASH PURCHASERS
APPLY an TIIR OFFICE OF JOHN MoCLAvE No ~ TSE-<T
WANTED--A iirst-class COUNTRY SEAT
or PARM within tive hours OF Eew.yok (Hudso. Rvr pre-
frrr In exchange for mndera cue location
ArpI at or address No. 81 Bro1dst. second floor.
WANTED--l00,0 acres LAND in Michigan,
Illinois and Toss Parties having either of those States
strp's LArilROP TAXtS Saginaw Mich description
aud price, Donbtfa tde. .end-d reasonable
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
Snftiun snIts Of Htal Gstatt.

A j. RLEECKER, SON g. CO., Auctionecrs.
hs WEDNESDAY Oct o. at u o'clock the Exchange Sales
COUNTRY SEAT At PRLHAMVILLB handsome tvostov frame
Ssn NV, sud shout Is otv lots Pebsmye wesehesIef Cuny
~ L. 70 minute. from the the New lila, Railroad and
ue nan IRON The cepoL The place is boundd by Pfhve Thrst
and Is finely The
he Contains 10 has furnace cellar aud
the Basement and is In perfect orler
Map, sud photographic views AucoDe.r Omce. No. n cedsr
STEPHEN G. GRIFFIN, AurtiOneer, will
~ SELL az AUCTION FRIDAY Oct a. 1853 " o'clock
0n the premises The m oecuped Richard Crow the
riend, meeting house containing 81 situated panty In
. ss town % NsSRoehele aud partly 10 the town Of
hnenees Wesehesirr County about two sn1 h miles from
either depot % the Ne~ Haven Railroad The farm good state of
wh hne orchards and fruit Houses and all the
outhungs good order Tea bs paid to the
desired.
b. 1.-THE dsr should be stormy the sale viii take pss the next
m u C"n'eyhnces VIII meet he moraing trains at both depot'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
NEW-JEESEY.

The rain seriously tcrferrd with the disposition ~ the
Cherry Hin property. I'm the suburbs of Hackesack
About persons were present, but tie sale was au
jOurued 10 2.31 o'clock.
~ A. d. MRLLICK, or, & BBO.-LEwIs E. WOOD AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
J. JoHNos, IT,, Aurtl"svci
DY NSON e. NJ ID ER,
~ AUCTiOERRRS AND
HU rs
hPAb rs I A i Z u y

Ko rs NIn.u-sr.. CkDIH,T Nsv Iosu .,
Ctt E.yd.reSs stores County Sssis and ftm, osat e@
.st.d ,Ithsug,d Losn nsgetbted Aueuos S's
rUESD1Y \ Oct at O'Clock the Exchange ssIestoom N" III
Broadway n. Y. .,,
POSITIVE SALE OP SPLENDID BROADWh ,I, niuhhE ~
ONE OF THE MOTT VALUABLE PIECES oF PhorhHI' oS
BROADWAY. N Y. -. - ..D ,,.vy ara q
30 % BROADwAY BETWEEN RKADB Asp DuAShSS. DuASS1 ~
y,ry a Sstory and basement bnck NJ O WE
The walls and nmbers sfe ts neN
,S1 m vlos structure built In the beet msnueL 1bs huGng
er, e entire lot IL BoAdsA, Of ~ tt sag
be r,sf q feet Ills 10 feet 5lncbti 10 deph and runs
s usbe property desirable for b'n... eao..s ., az
lif o "a l. sdyay adapted Offices, being tnsp situate 10
es proximity % The CITY Han, Coulioae f.~ rstnr sf
IN, 1l llins easily converted Into Offices 9
M sA0r be required and When thus altered would S'd rent 10Y
Vefy frge A ~ money. -. .....,, A.
TfRas-TW OTHiDs OF the purchase m"Dey may remain On
nOyD aud MORT GAGE term Ofycars For ina aHu
,ry jJIE S0v MILLER No IS Sassau,t n i aud No. 9I
Mont Fuest, Brooklyn. ee..oo,, ~ p1a
Are oeo,A Exchange SatToom No. ~ brads Han6sp
CtItT stfE or JAMAICA PROPERTY LAmk nonSh, Si5,
BARN snI 10 LOTS uF GROUND FINELY LW LED ~ N N
VfIf ,GP OF JAMAICA L. IS minute. from he iora) On
tIirHCH PROSPECT CATHERINE aud SOUTH s - sS
tlrFI lLACS Tbs House contains 10 rooms Anu sue
nan f. M ~ cor1modoHa The whne property s @
N, n stfvie nd Long snd Railroad dfp"I aho s
f ,chs srd ,io- TIE sa'e will BE- aosme byer -. n %
y,...o,t = l. a.i SO. 70; Mnniague.st. BIonhyp,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
Gitp B,sI Gstat. for Sals.

A FINE piece of PROPERTY in Grand.
az hssI A"OInsI nl st A. II PGhysCR go Psest
A 3-st0ry. byown-stone HOUSE in Fifty
n seooe Legee pusdaay AID Kghtba's toT hALk ~ 1ae
No 7ss Eighih-aSs
RETTER than all the BOulevaTds, with the
- Dyeipss propsty The LOIS "ef on th' sf
hfef between the The t1igt-1 fi bfaI'.
front promising profits ths a real esats on 'ht MAiitI
NJ l. RIDER. No ~ Pne-t
CORNER PROPERTIES-FO SALE--In
~ nnh kghte ssd oh "ar's over fift CofNths os-g'
desirable ard retail tgtde some 'i~
lag, ffOss. Apply to JANIS PtiCE. So 80 Hads1Eh
EOR SALE-On Oae-hmdred- -and-nin -stp
ss feet Of T. bik HOUSES ~ rooms' ms
Inquire Of JOIN EllL4Y No a. Wst, premises
sab bsass.
E0R SALE--A full width, 3-story, higi-stoop
HOUSE,, AuaY nh for les aDOS& WtRAhS BRLkD
GRAVES ~. - BfpsesaI. bassueB;
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

puDGEWOOD PARk.
Ia SUBURBAN HOMES.
Erg4nt VILLA u hcstho
Ptg-sood Count Eefiere7. Tor SAiK w FsIah
apply oe n the Rdg-so Park Association N" wal "
Room No. ~, Neu-Yori
DUTnERFURD PARK, n. J.-For SALE at u
bargain % m LAND; riit nov tsst one Y @ f' t
three slcs 6rest binding .e D. us gt tt''
s.s. Aitlto j. W. JOtAiHN1N. NJ" o . l.rDa|fai.
CELECT BUILDING lLOTS IN choice loca
- tni a Brrsen Pat so Wet side Begeh FOR "a lb L.
TRIMBLf. No ~ Cvlaf 81
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
UCTlON SALE OF
v44 -1
BUILDING LOTS.
TrgnppgF sAkUFOND Auef.obeer
THEODORE sASDFORD. Ageiloneer


The ,h.t her ll seH ., Pnhio yerdns the pemse.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~
~ P ot m BaIng L,ts tasI Orange ave, faTt ave-
Ea-.s .O.k Wsy Brook and Sprngst~,
IN MONTCLAIR,
NC 90, pioorssd R.e1 Couutr j. OSE HOUR PROM NEW
kORE CII by Mods aresd wa Hhoksa ftr ald
rfe within u nntes The Mon clair Station 81 ths hesst
a Boonted srosd aud the pp.sd route II bs Ns"s
"a Nopte.r Ist,s Rruad tbs u 90" aao mpotthent- AID
emtpsd beautiful rrssai e surrounding couatry Tb, properly
r ~ Joseph H. bsih lsase VteeH std Ae.h
h. M,sr AID ei ~ attractive Ioso' Ia TIE 'o"n We
bls, II OBANGK MOUNTAIN ,--,
TITLE PEEFLCr Tenas and made EboNS At The sac
uovrcr ,.E Pssyr Co y j. Oct. II. 1904
NEWtFh AND BLOOMFIELD RAlLkuAD-Lrsvs feN orr tf
Monte a. LfssI Railroad al $50 aud u IN ane
s.1l. B.. A. aad $40 p.
e,,e Nortefr or Newark and s,sYork at $50 1io sa '"
1875. e. a.. end l.o3. 5:5, $40, snd o..D p "a.
A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co, Anctoneers.
II. wEDARsDAY OeL % a, 10 floch at The tishAhg s"e'
HANDSOME BBOwSsToSB HOUSE oS PoRTYTilhb ST ST.,
MIST FOETYTiiIRD ST-Ihrcertoy btghGoop hroWnt1ons
In, Lot West Iort ih e., north IIr biNtei N
,d Tens,es oId and contains all the modern iDpfoms
AaTsit No n Ccisrst
4 UCTION SALE.-On FRIDAY, October ~
IN A 10 ocs m the FARM containing ~ With age 80
seant us occupied b. hchsri Calrov sithn ie
uas dye o. MamEJueck depot "gehef "th the nnuTe ''
cfops aud f.rnI Ig utensils A bapsin tr sonebudy
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
-,nrIT SAI-E of KINGSLAND MANOR

- ioThH ADJOINISG RUrHkRFURD PARK kurpsn.v
T. j. BIEECKEE. SON Co VII sel ~ Anfuh oo = Al.
oct "a oCecb the P'eprt lear hu'hsaa vi.I,,g ,u
,e of the taiua property ofthe tt Gen george ~
i,,to!t.e executor THIS sct knnNp The b"rih ms.oa .
st ,nrns about number OF Aefrs ssts
bt ,lre ,a- rrfde The 18Th int aud eon,aeisa NOR
section lest sold on aeoonnt OF w.
a. , al osd h, ~ threeiauas o mic r" "A
i.l A. lns tar, lout ola nile along lht hwh 10y
are hong intas hl ~
,et, ser,td II, Midland Railroad hts been hg' asu ~ AN
oral n hslf bal on line and the road nh o'ti-h ~ 49,
,ir ae MARKED the nap Recent sAs .y. w. @ p, ~ ~ ,,s
Between ~ ahd % acre. y va
rl.L sAale 'or TlrAl bone AZ 1V
n intended fslf of this important p'r"n o" s 80
kud absolute The inincf safe Iy
he III. sste no beng LC lot uioh oi we eiene 49,
Aerl erLs oA tLe form shs
a.. pe cent MORTGAGE for yrs4tl Free ueL7 VII oe
u.rtf he ost {. the ,iiou.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-Yonk, wednesday, oct, 2l, 1868.

Notwithstanding the ncIemency OF VHU
aber to-day the attendance OF buyers at the Exchange
Gas fair and tho pIces generally good We quote as fo
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29

Sheridan is situated on the west
side of the Nemaha and nine miles
west of BrownvilIe, on the main road
between Brownville and Tecumseh.
We kIeft Brownville on last Monday
morning to attend the sale of lots in
Sheridan. On the road adjoining
Brownville we passed the new large
two story frame dwelling of ]. w.
Bennett, and on the next farm west
has been erected a large frame barn by
Col. Furnas. One mile still further
west we are opposite the Mt. Zion
Church. One half-mile south is the
new frame residence of Mr.. Cham
berlain, and one mile north is John
L. Carson's new two story brick resi-
dence, and near the church on the
west MI. Moore is building a resi-
dence. Still two miles farther west
brings us to the large farm owned by
James Coleman, on which we observe
a large new barn and opposite of
which David PiersOn is erecting a
capacious dwelling. One mile farther
west and we come to the Caldwell
property, where a large dwelling has
been recently erected.
Such are some of the noticeable i'm
provements made the past summer on
the road for a short distance west of
Brownville. The improvements of
farm property the past year in Nema-
ha county are far ahead of those made
in the towns. We are glad to see this
evidence of prosperity AMONG farmers.
Such improvements are but the fore
runners Of wealthy and prosperous
cities. We all, whether farmers or
townsmen, have an equal interest in
the prosperity. refinement and good
will of each. Let the car of progress
move on.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-29


The Democracy are at work. Their
journals are stimulating the rank and
file to renewed action. They are
proving by means of Democratic fig
uring, that a gain Of one per cent. on
the Democratic vote of October win
carry the November election for Sey-
and Blair. That is, if one Re-
publican voter in a hundred stays at
home or votes; for Seymour and Blair,
the Democracy would triumph. Now
what we desire is that every Repub-
lican should vote on next Tuesday.
Let nothing hinder you. We earnest
" plead with every Republican to
come to the polls in the forenoon for
fear some accident in the afternoon
may keep you away. We implore
YOU not only to come in the forenoon,
but to stay all day. The welfare OF
your country demands your time and
influence on that day. Do you wish
to stop this wrangling over recon
~struction? Do you wish this shooting
of Union men at the South stopped?
Do you wish this disposition to repu-
date and revolution dried up? Do
YOU wish these copperheads, rebels
and traitors forever quieted? Do you
wish the country once more quiet,
prosperous and happy! Then turn
out on next Tuesday and vote for
Grant and Colfax. Your own well
fare, the good of your country and
the future interests of humanity de-
mand of you that we roll up heavy
ma5orities for Grant and Colfax-ma-
iorities such as no hopefulrebel, peace
at any price man or seeessionist can
ever hope to overcome. Turn out and
vote and see that your neighbOrs do
likewise.