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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
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:, united States MarShal's Notice.
diana, s.: -
WHEREAs. A LIBEL OF IN
r,SSSr. olmatlon was dled ia the District
- STnt T.oI OF the United states for the District
Gees s5u1lana, t.l On the I'D q ~ OF Septem Der.
JoH'n Jf' "a = hss3nry Huber, John sheer, ana
fbat- = EElleoieys bg CHARLES f. Marsh ESQ
eTd Pttoetorr4 against seven coal barpes
a cs,S - laekle, seized al said District for
= eoSS OF savage civil and maritime. and
prayinos s,srnlse aaIli ages IN the sum OF s-. and
RfSS Rfl@S tns process agaiust said barues, and
therefor. oiAlAieu anu sofa
tn,ow' therefore, IN purs,ianee or the mo
diraotad 1naeT % the sesl OF naid Court to me
uIreGted and delivered, 1 do hereby oiy-s
Puoiic notIce to all persons clafnoIng ss1G
goods or any part thereof. -or In anv 1eI,-
ner interested therein, that fhev he oTT
appear peIore the said, the Disfrief C0nrf
OF OF the y nlled states, TO be held al the civ
OF indianapolis. in aud for the Uisfrfcf ~
INDIANA, on the first Monday az NoveT,1 t,e.,.
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the foTenoo,,' ~ -,
Gay, then and there 70 interpoee tbejS
claims and make their allegations in maj
BEN, SPOONER. Marshal. IT. a
80. - by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
ttest: J. ID. HOWLAND, Clerk.
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WORCESTER.
Dam Of Reservoir BFOken-Gfeaf
Flood. t.,-,

WORCESTER, Mass. September, %.
The dam of the large reservoir
above Heads Village, ia Barre, gave
way Friday night, aud the flood
washed away several other dams, five,
or six mills, and FIVE highway bridges.
and badly damaged roads. The loss
will be nearly 100000. oa 9a- ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
Wm. REAVIS,
U. Q. Claim Agent

Also. REAL ESTATE and COLLECrIN.
AGENT. H@t Ielg
once on Main street, between Third and
Fourth, No. 951$ (oVer keie:'s4Gun StQrels
Evansville Ind. sep19ae6 =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
ST. LOUIS.
Republican Mass Meeting-The Larg.
est and Most enthusiastic ever held
= in the Stase-6O, ,OOJ People Present.

Sr. Louis, Sept. 26.-The Repu b.
Ecan mass meeting in this city to day
vas the largest and most enthusiastic
gathering ever held in the State. 1t
is estimated that 60,00O people were
present. e-sa
A letter from Gen. Ben. f. String
fellow was read, repudiating the Dem
ocratic party and announcing his sup
port of Grant and Colfax.
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N z w YORK.
Relief for the Sufferers In South
America.


NEW YORK, September q. "A
northeast storm has prevailed here
to day, and consequently the attend
ance at the churches was generally
light.
a subscription has been opened for
the relief of the sufferers by the
recent earthquake in South America
at the banking house of Galloway &
Cassador, 104 Pearl Street. 14sz-as
George Summers fell from the
third story window Of the AstOr
House last evening, and died soon
after from his injuries, at the New
York Hospital F@l &-sa'
= SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-The
steamers Constitution and Panama
arrived last night. 2 5 ef23 ~
The State Fair at S lcramento closed
yesterday. In all departments of ap-
riculture, home industry and exhibi,
tion of stock. was probably never ex-
ceeded by any Fair In the Union.
The Oregon Legislature (House)
passed bill repeating the law recog-
nizing the oath of allegiance to be ta-
ken ny those drawing money from the
State Treasury. 500 -a = .-g--,4
9 The Oregon State Fair opened at
Salem. There is a fine exhibition of
stock and the Fair is greater suc-
cess than at any previous period.
WIllivnete River is lower than ever
before known, and navigation is diff
ficult.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
New YOrk Dry GOoas Markot.

1Duii; tier,cse, 15J5c; = keg. 2lJlc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
PuhIic neht.

From Hon. Benz. &antoa's Speech in Wheeling.
1 wish to state one or two plain
propositions about the payment OF
bonds in greenbacks.
Every man understands perfectly
that when a government borrows
money and gives its bond, it creates
the relation of debtor and creditor be-
tween the borrower and lender, and
that the same principles of common
honesty that e gulate dealings between
two individuals regulate the rights of
the borrower and of the lender, al
though one be a government.
The Government of the United
States has borrowed money and given
its bonds. The question is, in what
shall the bonds be paid? You say in
"greenbacks." What is a greenback +?
A promise to pay. That is, you pro-
pose now, when your creditor comes
to you, to say:
Certainly, 1 am ready to pay my
bond.n
What will you pay it in ?"
I" l will give you q new nOte.p
"WelI what will you pay the note
in? When that comes due will you
E1NO liz aAAONLlOA lLOGC : " w LCLD ID ~
ultimately to be paid in 2n
Now, if this government owes two
thousand millions of. bonds, aud re-
deems them with two thousand mill
ions of greenbacks will itOwe any less?
1t will have given two millions of new
notes for preciselythe same amount of
other notes. And how are the new
notes to be paid? 1 do not see that
you have reduced your debt any.
You have delayed the day ofpayment
that's all.
40, butt says the party, 1--WE will
get rid of the interest"
Now, will that do among honest
men? 1 have Captain McClure's note
for a thousand dollars, bearinginterest
at six per cent. He comes to me and
says:" 1 want to pay you. | will
give you a new note, payable in
twenfy years, without interest" Now
If he has power to compel me to take
1t, and does compel me, is not he a
sc0undrel? Applause.
If you propose to redeem your
greenbacks by the accumulated and
surplus products of the county. you
may be able to redeem them atthe end
of twenty years, and in the meantime
you pay no interest. The result is
that you propose to the public creditor
instead OF paying his bonds in money
you will pay himby giving him anew
note, payable at the end of twenty
years, Now what is a note for 500
worth, payable in twenty e with
out interest T? It is worth precisely
that sum which in twenty years, at
compound interest, will amount to.
500, and that is about $25. Then. if
l underestimate the proposition IS that
you will redeem these bonds bv Civ
ing practically S25 for a 500 bond and
compelling the creditor to take if.
Now, between man and man, and be-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27


an estimated surplus of nearly thirty
five millions of dollars was LETT.
Leaving out the interests on the debt
and the pensions and bounties of sol
diers and sailors, which are, as q
matter Of course. inevitable, the dill
erence between the expenditure OF the
present administration immedlately
preceding the war, is not proportions
atelv as great as the difference in the
popaIation of the country at the two
periods. or the changed conditions OF
the nation would seem to warrant.
After reading which we submit the
following propositions: That when a
Democrat asserts that the National
debt is increasing instead of decreas-
ing he is guilty of a wilful and de-
Iiberate falsehOod! M"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
tween government and its creditors Is

tween government and its creditors is
that hOncst2
When these gentlemen talk to you
about paying these bonds in green.
backs they stop just there It
never occlrs to them that green.
backs have to be paid some day-that
they are mere government credits.
and that substituting them for bonds
is merely changing the form of the
debt, andnOt changing the amount of
il at all, unless you intendto repudiate
a portion of the debt, tO-wit: the in
terest. For I take it, if I give NV
bond payable with interest, it isjust
as much a Reputation to repudiate
the interest as to repudiate the princi-
pal. 1t is partial reputation, and on
ieng obligations much the largest
portion, for the interest on a note
running at six per cent. is equal to
the principal every sixteen and a
fraction years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

titles tn the freedmen that we are not
content to let things stand as they are;
IL Is an omen declaration Of war, and
they will stand firm in solid column
against us, supported 81 what has been
called in derisiOn, the mean white
menu but supported by enough to
give them a majority of 10000 votes.
What is to be the result? Agitation,
of course, but there is reason 20 fear
worse may come of it. Has it ever
been known that four millions OF
people. after enjoying political rights
for Years. COULD be reduced to ~vassalage
without a civil war? And such a
civil WarI The mind revolts at It's
contemplation. The war we have just
passed through Is as nothing eompar-
ed to it.
NV conclusion is, we must concede
to the freedmen political equality, If
we can only satisfy them we do so in
good faith by voting for Grant and
Colfax. Then there viii be an end of
the strife. The contemplation of war
and bloodshed will be put far from us.
The freedmen will become satisfied
that it is for theirgoodinteresttO allow
us to have the guidance of public af-
fairs, and the innate power and vigor
of the white man will convince the
world that we are able to carry a
weight of four millions imposed on US
by the unaccountable DEGREES of PrOvi-
dence, and still work out our destiny
as the grandestR Republic that has ever
been known among the nations.
r. NJ. PEARSON.
Richmond Hill, N. c., July 20, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
Nc Club

OF this city had a very large turn
out last Thursday evening to hear an
address from Gov. Butler. McPher-
sons Hall was literally crowded, the
ladies Of our city forming a good por-
ton Of the a~ssemblage.
The Governor was introduced by
Capt. Carson, President of the Club,
and made avery effective speech. He
handled the past and present Demo-
copperhead party without regard to
the feelings ofmen whohad attempted
to destroy our Government; he traced
the history of Democray from Floyd
to Seymour, and from the first shot at
Sumpter to the late New York Con-
vention, showing that the same dia-
bolical spirit that animated and
prompted the first still lives to-day in
the same form and under the same
banner. He gave. an able review of
the financial and other questions of
the day. His remarks throughout
were high. toned and received amid
cheers.
Senator Upton being then called for
made characteristic speech. His hits
came thick and fast, and it's not often
that even a party so corrupt and trea-
enable as the Democracy gets such an
eloquent and thorough scoring asitre-
ceived at his hands that night. The
people of Nebraska may well feel
proud of these two public servants,
and viii hail with pleasure the present
glowing prospects fertilizer reelection.
The Club adjourned at a late hour
to meet this evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

When a man undertakes to tell OIL
write a deliberate falsehood he is GER
tain to get "mixed up'' in facts and
figures, which is aptly illustrated by
the following from last weeks Demo
crdt:
"In one month the national debt in
creased fifty-three million dollars, OF
at the rate of thirteen million dollars
per week. one million eight hundred
and ffty-seven thousand, one hundred
and forty-twO dollars and eighty-five
cents per day, seventy-seven thousand
three hundred and eighty dollars per
year, and one thousand two hundred
and eighty-nine dollars per minute,
and over tWenty-one dollars per sec
Ond :"
The study of arithmetic, so impOr-
tanta branch in the education Of every
man, save a Democrat, seems to have
been wholly forsaken in the case OF
the worthless who WELD the quill in
the Democrat office. Even a poor,
-dispised African could make a neater
calculation than the above. For in
stance, that when the national debt
increases $50, 900, 900 a month, it in
creases at the rate of 1880 per year!
Shades of Ray and Greenleaf defend
usI
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

Has Bro. Marsh had the hat passed
around to him yet? Out with your
weasle skin.-DemOcr0t.
Marsh says the hat was first passed
tohim by the party who swungaround
the eircle-the party which the Doc
tor f~raternized with about two years
ago-and his papers were demanded
In less than fifteen days thereafter,
for want of the contribution. Marsh
also says the |" low down Radicals, 4"
who sent The Doctor as a Representa-
tive to Omaha a few years ago, have
not been around yet. Doctor, when
the Radicals decide to go Glow down
in meanness to conduct this cam
paign, they viii give yen a call, if
YOU are at home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The people of Gage county met in
county convention at Beatrice last
Saturday. The Rev. A. S. Tinkham
was chosen chairman, and DR.. Levi
Anthony secretary. Nathan Blakely
was nominated for the Legislature on
the third ballot, and Phillip Gascoi-
que, j. B. Weston, w. Wild and w.
B. Rogers were chosen delegates to
the Fourth Senatorial Convention at
Lincoln City next Saturday. James
M. Pettigrew was nominated for Com
missioner, and Geo. Gals for Assessor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27


Cash in hand, or at the option of the pur-
chaser, ten per cent cash down on prairie
lands, and fifty per cent on other lands, at
the time OF sale, to be paid TO the County
Treasurer, o said County, with n prOmissOV
note for the unpaid purchase money payable
on or before the lst day Of January, 4. U. $50,
with interest annually, payable On dvnnee,
at the rate OF ten per GENT per ammun. up 20
the first day Of January next after the date o.
such note, and on the first day Of January
thereafter, up to the first day Of January.
next succeeding, such payment. secured By
the endorsement or signatures, as DIN ma
kers, of two responsible freehOlders % said
County Of Nemaha, on all sums OF Five Hun
dred Dollars or less, and one additional en-
dOrser, or Joint maker, Oflike responsibility
and residence, for every additional sum %
Five Hundred Dollars or fractional part
thereof, Of said unpaid purchase money, and
the execution by the purchaser purchasing
on credit in duplicate, one Of which viii -
retained by the County Treasures Of said
County, for the use Ofthe State, and the other
to be delivered to the purchaser, the contract
Of sale hereinafter mentioned
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

Judge Isaac S. Hascall, of Omaha,
formerly a member of the Senate from
Douglas county, and one of our most
sensible and forcible speakers, viii
address the people in tine interest of
our cause, at RulO on the night of
Thursday, August 9th, Falls City,
Friday, August 18th, at Arago, Satur-
day. August 29th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

A Lodge of Good Templars under
name of Vesta Lodge No. IS, was in
stituted by G.. w. G. t. Taggart, at
Vesta, johnson county, on Wednes-
day last, Aug. 10. The orderis taking
rank hold in johnson county. The
following officers were elected: P.
w. Straw. w. C. IT,; Harriet Moore,
w. V. IT,; J.. w. Hall, w. S.; d. l..
Talbot, w. F. S.; w. o. Buckley, w.
T.; Jas. Moore, w. NJ; Ella Moore,
w. g.; Chas. Strong, VS.; Hessey-
Cook, r. II. S.; Anness Talbot, L.
H. S.; A. r. Loomis, A. s.; a. r.
LOomis, Lodge Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

VIM. Pavy sends us'a good account
from Bedford, and is the first to re-
spOnd to u suggestions of last week.
Let all do likewise, and we will tell
you in a very short time how large a
majority the Republican ticket will
receive at the October election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

DANKRCPTCY NOTTCE-Tn the District
ID Court of the United States for the District
Of Nebraska, IS. In the matter Of SigmOnd
Seeman, bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. Notice
is hereby given that aWarrant I'm Bankruptcy
has been issued by said court against the eS-
tate Of Sigmond Seeman, of the county Of
Nemaha of the state Of Nebraska, in said
ton of his creditors, and the payment Of any
debtsand the delivery Of any property belong
ing to said bankrupt, to him or to his use, and
the transfer of any property by him, are for
said bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees Of his estate will be
held at a court Of Bankruptcy to be holden at
B~rOWnville, in said district, on the 18th day
of September, 1883, at ten o'clock, a. m, at the
Office of :. n. Rich, one of the Registers in
Bankruptcy Of said court. C.E. YOST,
4G-2t Marshal and Messenger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
DEGLSTR1RS NOTTCE-Notice is her,
III given to the legal voters Of
AsmfmWnH DparFnoA

in the county Of Nemaha, state Of Nebraska.
that the Registrar of Voters of said Precinct
will commence the registration of voters OF
said PrecinctO on g az
Monday September 7tb, Il. d., 1868,
at my office in said Precinct, and win eontin-
ne in session three days. All persons who
claim q righttO be registered must appear then
and there and makep proof Of the same as pro-
vided-by law.
45-2t J.. NJ. PAULIN, Registrar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The Republicans of Pawnee county
were addressed at Pawnee City, on
last Saturday, by Gov. Butler, DIR.
Presson, G.. w. Collins, Col. Presson,
J. B. Bond and Jarvis S. Church.
The large hall was well filled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

MI. H. A. LaseIe, of Beatrice, sends
us the minutes of the Republican club
of Beatrice. We had received and
published the minutes from another
source in our last weeks issue. We
hope Mr.. Laselle will favor as again,
H. p. Freeman is President, III. A.
Laselle is Secretary, and FOrdyce RO-
per is Treasurer of the club.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

John Ingham, of Pawnee City, a
soldier wounded at the battle Of the
Wilderness in the right arm, had the
same taken off on Sunday last. He
died on Monday. He was in feeble
health, and the bone of the arm was
enlarged and the substance eaten out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

Education is becoming a necessity
hereabouts! Who'll give five dollars
TO help educate the damphe0ls 2-DeHl-
Ocrdt.
Doctor, if you really intend going
to school, we win throw in for one,
when the hat is passed. The primary
department may be full, but there is
always room for one more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The School Directors of each school
district will take notice hat they are
required to make out and file with the
County Clerk, a full report as etforth
in section f~orty-eight &C the revised
school law, on o. before the 10th of
September. RecoIlect that your right
TO a portion Of the school fund provi-
ded by the Radicals of the State de-
ponds upon this report.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

Grand Worthy Chief TempIar J..
NJ. Taggart, addressed the citizens Of
Tecumseh on the 22nd inst, On the
subject Of temperance. He will be in
BrownviIle on Friday night of this
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

Indigestion, sick stomach,
SOurness or ACidity OfStOm-
acb, Rising OfFOOd, Fla
tulency, LaSsitude,
WEAKNESS, Bill
uOuSness, and
all dfsOF-
dePS of
Thn afnmRch and RnWnIa-

Is urged upon the attention ana trial Of sufferers
from this most hOFrible Of ala diseases. Dyspepsia
shows ITS ravages in q thousand different forms,
such as Sick Headache, Heartburn, Depression, gem
eral sense OF uneasiness and fseliDg that you are
not we'll. Food distresses you, rises and sours on
your stomach; breath is bad skin at timesis flushed
and hot; don't feel as If you oOuld move or stir
about, and worse o. OF all, Indigestion or Constipation,
are nothing more Of less than Dyspepsia. Thou
sands upon thousands suffer and die this way, and
neither themselves nor their physicians know what
aiis them, except that they are surely dying.
Reader, we repeat it, this is llDyspepsia. II
you would have proof Of our statement, II yOn would
save yourselves and children from an early grave If
you would have health and energy and strength,
again we beg you to try one bottle Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
d EGLSTRAR'SN OTTCE-Notieeis he
IL given to the legal voters Of
BPOWnViTEe Precinct

in the county of Nemaha, state Of Nebraska.
that the undersigned Registrars Of Voters oI
said precinct, willstt for the purpose of regis
tering the names of the voters of said precinct
at the Office of r. v. Hughes, in the city OF
Brownsville, commencing on
Monday, the Isl September, I'D. 1868,
at 9 o'clock An, and will continue in session
from day to day Sundays excepted during
the hours prescribed by law, until the 18Th
day Of September A. d. 1858.
All persons entitled, otherwise, to vote at
the ensuing October election, will take notice
that their names must be registered, otherwise
they will be debaTred from voting at said
election, in accordance with the statutes fn
such cases made and provided.
Witness u names as the Registrars of said
precinct, this 18th day of August, "A. ID. 1865.
CIV. FAIRBROTHER, lpuw
4j-2t r. Y. HUGHES, REGISTRAR
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The Republican County Convention
of Pawnee County convened in Paw
nee City on last Saturday, and nom
mated j. B. Bond for the Legislature,
and selected the following delegates to
represent that county in the Fourth
Senatorial District Convention, to be
held at Lincoln next Saturday, to-wit:
Eban Jordan, g. w. Collins, Andrew
Fellers, DR.. AIcCasin, Geo. NJ. Hum
phrey and Peter Shelhorn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
SNOTTCE-Notiee is here
" given to the legal voters of
DOuglass PreCinCt.

in the county of Nemaha, State of Nebraska,
that the undersigned, Registrar OF voters OF
said Precinct, viii commence the registration
Of voters Of said Precinct on
Monday, September 7tb, Il. d., 1858,
at my residence, in said Precinct, at 0 o'clock,
a. m, and VIII continue in session three days
All persons who claim Alright to be registered
as voters in said precinct mast appear then and
there n make proof Of the same as provided
by law.
1927 WESLEY DUNDAS. Regfstrnr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

There viii be a grand rally of Re
publicans in Lincoln on the 10th of
September. The best speakers in the
State win be present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The Republicans of the county will
remember to attend the precinct eau
cuses which come off next Saturday.
See the call and don't fail to be pres
ent
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27

The Republicans are at work all
over the State. We have letters this
week from almost every section, Civ
ing us words of good cheer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-08-27
SenafOriaI C-onVenfiOn.

Notice is hereby given TO the illegal voters Of
Nemaha, Richardson and johnson counties,
thata Senatorial Convention viii be held i n
BrOwnville,
Wednesday, September 16, 1868,
at 2 O'Clock, PM, for the purpose of nominal
ting a Senator for the Third Senatorial Dis
trict. The representation is fixed as follows:
Nemaha county is to have five delegates
Richardson, five; Johnson, two.
By order Of the following member of the
State Central Committee:
JARVIS s. CHURCH, for Nemaha Co,
HERMAN RHODES, for Johnson Co,
y. i. C-UNNINGHAM, for Richardson Co.