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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

An Oregon correspondent Of the Sac
ramentO Union says. The Republicans
will carry this State in June and No.
vember next, without a doubt, although
the Democrats have been fretting and
tuning, and speaking and glorying and
g%luttonIng bad whisky all the Fall
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
x NEW CETIEs-

In the West want our very beautiful and cheap Ever
green's and Shubbery this spring-in part as follows 4:
] 200 hne Perpetual Roses, $40. DOZ. 100
6,o00 Fir s Spruce, superb, 4 TO 5 #. IS, $50
1000 Scotch Pine 6 II. we'll 81 each 10 IS
200 SNOWFALL, strong, Ito 5 #. 25e - S
5000 Lilac, Spirea, Deutzia, Larch, 25c, s
5, 600 Syringas, Altheas CT Roses OF Sharon,
HOneysucklss, EUOnymus or Strawberry
Burning Bush, 25c, 3
Also, Fruit Trees, Grapes, Small Fruits, Roses, sc.
Send three Red Stamps for 3 Catalogues.
+. K. HENIX
Bloomington Nursery, Bloomington, III. 2l-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
RsnuhIIcan State CoEennOn.

4 State CONVENTION viii be held at Nebraska
City on Wednesday April 29th 1868, at II o'clock
n, to elect Delegates to represent the Republican
party Of Nebras ska az the National Convention to
be held at Chicago, Nay 10th, next. Also, a can
didate for Member Of Con gross. Governor, Secre-
tary Of State, Auditor. TT easurer, 3 Presidential
Electors, and the delegates present from each judi
cial district viii nominate q suitable person for
District Attorney, for their respective districts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
Mauiaee 90 CeIbasy.

NlaITIag5 aAA o--g--rN
AN Essay OF WARNING AND SSErse ,
YoNUG MEN. Also, Diseases ard u5
permanently Urostrate the Vital E0'. IL
means ofs.relief. Sent Free Of CA"i7
letter envelopes. Address, 1orrHTOh
d.. J.. SKILLTN HVgGr RR
Howard Association Pll1l
January, lst 1867. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

LOOKl Anybody sending me s0
44send him in return ole OF the most 49,.
the country. rr-
Vl2-nzS-6m Lock Box q, R-T-, d,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
LEGAL NOTICE

Francis Il. D. Hunt, Guardian OF George0 IN he Dis
S. Mott, alias George s Ebbs, PIf. trict Court
vs.. POT Nemaha
The estate Of George S. Mott, alias Geo. Z Co.. State Of
s. Ebbs, Deft. Nebraska.
Pursuant to the order Of said court. notice is hereby
given to the next o. kin 81 the said George s. Mott.
alias George S. EbbS. and to all persons interested In
the estate Of the said ward, TO appear before the said
court, in BrownvilIey in said county OF Nemaha, on the
10Th day of April, A. d. 1853, at one O'Clock, P. NJ,
then and there TO show cause why license should not
be gyanted to the said Guardian to sell the real estate
OF said ward, tO-wit The north half OF section No.
%, in township No. 4 north, in range IS east, situate
in said county Of Eemaha and state Of Nebraska, or
such a part OF said land as may be necessary for the
support and education Of said ward.
FRANCIS II. D.. HUNT, Guardian Of
Geo. S. Mott, alias Geo. s. Ebbs.
Per Upton, Hswett * Church. his Attys. 25-st
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

Brigham Young is a wldower, five of
his wives having died Of pneumonia dur
ing the past winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

VS.. ]. P. of Nemaba Cc1ntv.
william Mcdonald, Dirty stateof Nebraska.
On the Sdday Of March, 1868, said Justice issued an
Order Of Attachment in the above action for the sum
Of S14 75. HTRAM Z. d
March 7th, 1868. 2Lst
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

A State Central Committee is to be elected for
the coming campaign, the place Of holding the
nsxt State Convention designa ted, the basis Of re-
presentation for succeeding State Conventions
agreed upon, and other important business win be
brought before the Convention.
Republicans, send delegates, and let no one coun.
" be unrepresentei.
ST. A. d. BAIcONBE, Chairman.
Omaha, Jan. 10th, 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

Pendleton's Cincinnati organ The
Enquirer. } in speaking of the war for
the Union, says: We take pleasure in
remembering the war; we look upon it
as an act af National self.destruclion,
originating in malice, heated to the de-
gree of fanatieism, and eliminating in
murderous madness ; we cannot look
upon any Of It's consequences, political,
social, or economical, as otherwise than
unmitigatedly disastrous; we view its ul-
innate result as destructive of hat Union
which i, was professedly waged to pre-
serve, and perilous to the very existence
Of political society upon this continent
Its main consequence was the extiction
of slavery. and the enfranchisemen: of
four millions of human beings. Over
this Mr.. Pendleton's organ mourhs like
Rachel, and will not be cmOfOrted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

TTANPED.-TeacBers. Sn,i.rb. 15 =
W intelligent Men and Women, iu a business ,
ing 500 to $500 per month, ac Criuza
For particulars address ZELGLER. McCUlDTkI
Block, Chicago, III. LL-.I
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
MARRIED

Bv Ed. Ira Moore, at his residence, March 18th,
Miss GILLAY WILLIAMS and Mr.. NEWTON BUTLEB
both Of this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
FARM FORSALF

". T. STOUT offers his Farm fin se-t1r o. -
Range 10. in Richardson C1urty. EeI.. tr sale ,
ated eight miles southwest OF As7ilVal. -7I
under fence anf cultivation except Is 1-rsFa-I
Well watered. Persons desiring Or purchase
on Mr.. Stout one mile s0Eth Of ]. L. Cows ~
reg, Richardson county, Nebraska. ma
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
Rncistrar'r a..

NOTICE is hereby given 70 A. ~-Ot,
~ City q BfOWnviUe in Nar-S es4l Eat~,
OF Nebraska, that the Registrars .oln7 sss
vile Precinct, in said county. Nh ,ti9a @
Monday and Tuesday the 30th srdafssn S
ard on wednesday, the Ist 4 Of 80 esaE
the hours o. o'clock Am, ana ~. US -
each day, at the Law once Of Upton. Ts-.
- ~, 9 1i,y G ~ am M IsSlse tae Is. o. the L.
on Monday the 9Th day Of AprI tses a
claiming to be legal voters at sai5 al ~,
and the.e require to be regisfsre5 a e
o B. HEWITT
Il R-Y. HUGHES 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
ST. e
LEGAL NOTICE

norders solicited aud promptly oiled at lowest
rates. VI2-n25 3m.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
NEWS.

The Missouri State Legislature is disposing Of
the States interest in railroads as fast as possible.
Central Missouri and Kansas had a very heavy
rain and wind storm on the evening" Of TIE 18th.
which did mach damage atSt. Louis blowing down
tho smoke stacks and pilot houses of severalsseam
boats, blowing one across the river, leosening a
barge filed With timber, which drifted down the
rivsr. In the city the damage was great; many
buildings being u%nrOOfed. At Greyes Point, on the
Pacific Railroad, one frame house was raised from
its foundation and moved several yards.
A train from Nashville to Louisville, was thrown
of the track near Brooks station on the 10th
TwoOf the passengers were killed.
AtLouisyille, and along the line Of the Louis
vile, New Albany and Chicago railroad, tho storm
of the 10Th ragged, blowing down telegraph lines
up~roOting trees, carrying away fences, etc.
The bill to admit Alabama was considered on
the 18th in the House and re committed.
The yellow Fever has broken out in ST. Tho
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
Call for Republican County Con-
VeHtiOn.

A Republican County Convention win be held at
BraEnville on Saturday, April 1Ith, 1868, at u
O'clock, N, 20 elect FIVE Delegates to represent Ne
10 be held at Nebraska City on the 18th day Of
April 1858, and to do such other business as may be
Of Interest to the party in this county. The Re-
publicans Of each precinct 10 the County are re-
ouested to hold meetings on the 4th Of April to
elect Delegates to attend said County Convention.
Each precinct is entitled TO the number Of dele
gates as follows, viz:
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

The above apportionmcnt is made from the vote
for Congressman, at the October election Of 1885
shat being the last strictly party vote given in this
County. We hope 70 see a full attendance at the
Convention, and that every precInct viii be fully
represent ted.
The Committee unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolution;
We, the Contra Committee Of Nemaha county,
do recommend to all Republicans to lay aside all
jealousies and local prejudices, and come up as one
man to the united support Of Republicans, ara Re-
publican principles, regardless OF all side issues
and local interests, and We pledge ourselves to la
b7r for the accomplishment Of this end.
WILLIAM q. Glasgow
WILLIAM W. HAWLEG,
hMOST. p. HUGHES, Courit.oo
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
DANIEL G. SANDERS,
IN. PAULIN,
WILLIAM h. HOOVER, Pres't.
G. W. FAIRBRCTBER, Secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-07
N BANKRUPTCY

{IOTTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N undersigned has been appointed a Assignee
Bankruptcy Of the estate and effects Of ALBERT
TAYLOR. Of Ormsby county, State Of Nevada,
DO has been adjudged q bankrupt, upoo his own
|tition, by the District Court Of the United
|ates for the district Of NevAda.
ADOLPHUS WAIrZ, Assignee.
Dated July 10, lS6s. jlyu In
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-07

FALL MEETING
OF TIE
ERSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB
ae Carson City Jockey Club announce the I'll.
ng Programme Of Races fr their Pal Meetins
III is to take pl zee AZ the Carscn City ksrs
rse on and follow ing for four days. the
+ OF SEPTEMBER, ls6S.
INNING RACES--.FIRST DAYS
kACEs
JEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.t. ls6s-A single
Of one mile free for all horses in the St ,te
ne time Of the issuance Of this advertisement,
weights, fora
urse OF Two Hundred Dollars.
htrance money GO per cent on the Purse)
ei. Three horses TO enter and two or more to
SECOND DAYS RACING.
Wednesday, september 2, 1865.
lie heats, best two in three free for all three
OIds in the State at the time Of the issuance
lAs oAN Ci saoCAuSut, Siuo WoASusop ~ =
urse ef Two HandreA Dollars.
htraace money co per cent on the Purse)
ed. Tnree horses to enter and two or more "
l.
THIRD DAYS RACING.
rhursday, September ,, 1865.
lie heats, best three in 1--WE, free for all
YES in the State at the time IL the issuance
his advertisement, Club weights, for
arse Of Tive Hundred Dollars.
ntrance money GO per cent on the Purse)
bd. Three horses to enter and two or more to
B.-The Carson City Jockey Club have
Ibted the California State Running kules; and
ab named Races will be conducted under
Rules.
FOURTH DAY.
Friday, September 4, 1895.
lille heats, best two in three, free for all trot
in the State at the time Of advertising, u |
fora
Prcprietsr's Parse sfess 90,
enty per cent entrance money added. Three /
bes to enter and two or more to start.
SAME DAYs
: heats, best three in i've, free for all pacen /
he State at the time Of advertising, to rule.
Peel P1ree,
bnty dollars entrance fee added 70 the Purse.
% horses to enter and two or more to start.
ENTRIES:
II Entries for the above Races to be made BY
clock on the day previous to each Race.
y order Of the Club.
JAMES S. SLINGERLAND, President.
rRY r. MiGHELs, Secretary.
arson City. July q. 1868.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

their own highest welI-being. Surely our
stupidity we hope will have taught them a
lesson not to linger over the aold Constitu-
ton" until it is deluged in blood and riyen
by the thunderbolt of revolution. Such con-
servatism is the fruit Of blinded intellect
and nervous affections, Wisdom learned
by experience will teach them to extend
their walls and pass over their ancient Dor
ders guided by the pillar of cloud and the
pillar Of fire that heaven sends for the guild
anee and safety of all nations. K 30 sf-gl
Our reverence is not excessive, it will be
seen, for ''the Constitution as it was' In
deed it is not necessary nor expected Of US
for we never raised our arm against it. We al
uays did have decent respect torit. Wehope
it will be well and carefully amended, that
itmay afford ample verge for all the powers
of the generation of tfreemen who shall sue
coed us, and we therefore hand it over to the
watch and care of those who profess to love
it so well. AS for our oun ne,c State Consti-
tuition we think it win be ample in the pow
= ers, gifts and rights it confers to meet the
wants of our generation, of the men who
propose to live under it. 1t does challenge
us to so much respect as will not suffer stran-
gers to its merits to surpass us in the effort
to see itprcserved inviolate. We are the
better assured of its continued force and au-
thority and that the men who formed it shall
live, not only in history, but in the hearts
of their countrymen of this and the next
stitution and the men who formed 1t, is the
pious work of those whose blame is
praise-whose reproach is homer and
whose abuse is real pleasure. sfr
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16
Masonic.

<
The officers of the Grand Lodge of North
Carolina, for the ensuing Masonic year, were
installed on Wednesday evening by Past
Grand Master Watson. The following are
the officers: sl0H Z faa mons sFsas1i
u Robt. B; Vance, Of Buncombe,, Grand
Master. - .,.., ,,.....f,,-,.,,e ...r. :
." DR.. Ellis Malone, Of Franklin, Deputy
Grand Master. - r.. ~ if..rs,..,..tI
Joseph B: Bachelor, of Raleigh, Senior
Grand Warden. ~ f.,,as. 100 .g
- Samuel q. Rountree, Of Lenoir, Junior
Grand Warden. :. 49,. $500
william E. Anderson, Raleigh, Grand
Treasurer. lo..s. I'D, .,.c,,ls,,i ,..f...s..y.4
= Donald W. Balm, Raleigh, Grand Score
4. Rev. T. d. Pritchard. D, o., Of Raleigh,
Frederick 6. Roberts, Of New B rae, Senior
Grand Deacon. anit,i,r.a.i t.a.foge,..jf
,,a Alexander s. Heide, Of Raleigh, Junior
William 4. Malone, Of Caldwell, Grand
Marshal. s,f.,,, Il, 5.,,5...., 5..,a.,.,,a Al
Fenton, @. Foster, Of Wake, Grand Sword
Bearer. zff.eisi Z ..f,es,-szo.s q II
=, Thomas /. wllsen, Of Chatham, Grand Gran !
Jsmes n. RettA Of Raleigh, Grand Tilet.
~ R..W. Best, Of Raleigh. sAml B. Roun-
: tree and b: s. Lea, Of Lenoir have been ap-
peiAted Grand oustodia4s.A A'9 { veg, 70 !
~ tits thought the Grand Lodge viii close
its lahors o-day, sos IA pi. aeized /
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SPECIAL NOTICE-7he STANDARD is conducted
strictly upon the system. Al papers are dtsco'!-
tiaued at the expiration Of the time FOR achich they
hare been paid. Subscribers scM be notified FOUR
WEEKS before their time is out By CROSS MARK on
their papers and unless the subscription is reae,ced the
paDer ariH be discontinued. This is rule from scich
there ,cz be no departure. Watch Jor the cross marx,
and reneD your subscription
es- Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office FROM well as the one TO-
which they desire the change TO be made.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

THE ELECTIVE FRANCHIsE-Mr' Sumner
introduced in the Senate on Monday a bill
to enforce the several provisions Of the Con-
stitution abolishing slavery, declaring the
immunities of citizens, and guaranteeing
republican form of government, by securing
the elective franchise to citizens deprived of
it by reason of race, color or. previous con-
sdition. 1T was read twice and ordered to be
printed.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

HOMICIDE. learn from tile Rutherford
indicator chat Mills Higgins, jr, killed
Andrew Hunter in Marion, Mcdowell coun-
ty, on Tuesday last, by beating him over the
B head with club during general row. 1t
seems that some months ago Mills Higgins,
jr., gave Andrew Hunter note with securi-
ty.1 On Tuesday, Hunter meeting Higgins
IN Marion, demanded other security. Hig,
gins said the name already on the note was
sufficient !, Hunter replied that it was
worthless, md that he (Higgins) knew it at
the time Higgins said it was a "d-n lie !"
whereupon, Hunter drew his knife, and
made towards Higgins, who hastily wrench
ed stake from the picket fence, against
which he was leaning and struck Hunter
over the head with such force as to fracture
his skull DR.. GiIkey was Immediately sent
for, but the blood settled so fast on the un-
fortunate mans brain, that death ensued in
about an hour. Higgins gave himself up,
and was released upon bail by Judge
Mitchell. i'5fli. s'lo 1i2-i- p si4l2
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

who shall exhibit their highest ambition in
making their blasted heritage glory and a
Joy in the earth. Would that our pen were a
wand aIN with which we could lay the fell spirit
OF party that remains to us of the vile dregs
OF rebellion and cause men to rise to the dig
nifty OF the work of to-day the work Of re-
generating and identifying the temple of
freedom in our land where all shall worship
before the God and fatherof all where men
shall forget they were bondsmen- where the
poor and the rich shall be equal before the
ANYWHERE Christ shall be master and all
men brethren. B.. aarvsfioill .in
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To Correspondents.

No notice will be taken of anonymous communica-
,ons The name and address of the writer must in all
c,ses be furnished not necessarily for publication, but
as guaranty of good faith.
Write oaly on one side Of the paper. %
The publication of communication is no evidence
that the editor adopts its sentiments The author is
alone responsible for them. li
Communications should be written in plain hand;
and persons unused TO writing articles for publication
sbould correct their manuscripts with great care
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16
To Advertisers i'm BANKRUPTCY.

From and after this date, and until further no.
tice, the following charges will be made for ad-
yertisiug in Bankruptcy, which must be paid be-
fore the insertion of the notices:
For notice OF Petition, times, ....slO W
........... 90
.-- ..." Appointment of Assignee,
For General Meeting of Creditors, 3times, 90
2 g 5 90
For Petition for Discharge, w
/" :. g" 4" .lr2 q" 90
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

=, We find, says the wsshington Bsssa.
the Southern members and eeuthsgs -
now in this city very generally n ih5se It
the proposed suffrage smendmsaG u ~
Constitution. They Say that uIlees ~ -
done, in several Of the States ths sssea
man will be deprived Of the electivs itb6a-
chise. We do not doubt It. ac.j4g. 70
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

0eorge Peabody, the great philanthropist,
has has made another munifcent bequest of one
London. f- -
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

: MANY DEMoCRArsi"' request y = psb-
lish the bill Of indictment against TIE Dem
ocratic party drawn by 10. Tusner, Jr- II
1885. Win the editor of the Sntiasl ffniaA
us with 'oopyf z ~ ~ Is. s,at1s'i,t
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

The Baptist Sunday School in N a,vbern
numbers over one hundred and eighty
scholars.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

We failed to receive the Nswbssns Ibsss
nalof Commerce on Saturday. Conssqasatly
we have no idea what sppeassd g ~
Philadelphia Ags Of Friday. !, 80 sts.,E
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

Mr.. Robert u. Furman has retired trom
the Henderson Inder, and is succeeded by
Cicero W. Harris.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16

DEATH OF AN Oh LADY.-NrA Jsdith
Mapry. a lady some eighty yeass ofrage.
died in Weldon ON Sunday morning III.
She leaves large number Of fdsnds I'd
relatives to mourn her death. (, =. Z l la
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-12-16
The Presidents Message.

Thank God that the day has at length
come in which we will not be compelled to
af1ict our readers with another message of
His Accidency, Andrew johnson. The peo-
pie of the United States have had many de-
iverences in the past for which to be thank
full, but the greatest deliverance is to come
After four years of almost constant trouble
after wretched period of imbecility, rivalry,
hatred and revenge-the evening has come
at last, and the morning of the nations re-
demption, radiant with the light of Heaven,
draweth nigh.
The first sentence almost of this message
opens with TRADE against the Congress of
4 the United States. Every line of it exhibits
the knavery and sel6shness of the scheming
demagogue. In vain have we looked in it
q for one hopeful patriotic sentiment. No
burning love of country no CLEAN of hope
for the nations future; no word of sympathy
for the hundreds of widows and orphans who
have been deprived of husbands and fathers
by those Infamous assassins, the Ku Klux
Khan. The object of this last growl of
Booths President is to continue divisions in
the country, to cover with disgrace those
measures of reconstruction dear to Southern
Unionists, and to set race against race,
1t is incredible, but oh; too true, that in
this extraordinary document we find no
4 word of ccnsure of the murderers of the
Union men of South Carolina and Texas
Those martyred men who loved the Republic
with an engrossing, allabsorbing love. with
devotion as intense as that of any ancient
Greek or Roman. Such Message cannot
be thought of, at least in the South, with
calmness-it should not be spoken of with
moderation-it is treason. 1t will cling to
him like curse-it will call forth universal
condemnation another of those monstrous
crimes of a profigate President. A tyrant
and hypocrite, he would work out his
} vilainy under tile guise of reverence for the
,Constitution--profaning the hottest things
1 in the name of Religion, and defaming pub
lie men in the name of Justice I ro
We know not whether the leading Rcpub-
lican members Of Congress still entertain the
hope of impeaching Andrew johnson, but
: we do know that there is not a loyal man in
the South who would not hail it as an act
of political redemption. Ifthere were valid
grounds for the attempt months ago, these
reasons have been increased hundred fold.
. In the name of Law, in the name of that
Constitution which we revere and would
uphold-in the name of Truth, of Right. of
I Justice-in the name of the slaughtered
Union men of the South--in the name of
all that is sacred in man---we call upon our
Representatives in Congress to denounce
this great offender for message SO afro
.cious. isasa = n '44.4. ii.g ..id
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,sa The New Hanover County AWcalt4Val
Society will assemble in WilmiAgtaas HIlaay
the f8th. a3il.3 aoflissE SOD -ssastsa'lAN
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Alexander H. Stephens n giving sAARiia.
BILE readings in Georgia,
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~ sdI1g s,aFY 80 9uG % lila s3lHiGie
y4,s.ss-. zen = f.f,Sf5. :, if1Taiz SRI ) VI