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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-09

NRIBBEIT,s Worm Confections or santonine
l. !, the most agreeable. and ,effectnal worm
medicine ever ever offered TO the public. Sold bg
= F. II. LINK, .lN
july 15-tf Staunton, Va.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-12-09
SAFE AND IRON WOR AS,
SsAnrRoo,f 26S Baltimore st.,

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SAFE AND IRON WORKS,
SsAlEnoo,, 265 Baltimore St.,
FACTORY Square bounded by Henrietta,
Claret. Fremont and Warner streets.
Every variety of the Best Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes Bankers Chests, Improved Key ana
Combination Locks, Bank Vaults, and Doors
Warranted the best safes for the least money.
Send for Circular and price list.
sept 2-6m l.. Il. MULLEN.
A lien Paine. Son & Co., rrl
IA - Importers and Dealers in Z !
CARRIAGE MATERIAL.
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
IRON AND STEEL,
$50 No. 2South Liberty Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Keep constantly on hand, Springs Axes, Cast
ngs, Bolts, Bands, Hubs, Spokes, Feiloes, Shafts
Bows, Canvass, Leather, Oil Carpet, Laces, Silks,
Fringes, Tassels, Cloths, Damasks, Varnishes and
Japan. Bar-Iron and Steel may 2o-769 ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-07

| l l6; assessed upon 125 cords wood in mountains
| valued at 315 90.
| John Moran: 5. and C.. tax. 16 IS, dclinq.
| l 65; assessed upon horses valued at 200 90:
wagon valued at loo 90; 80 cords uf wood in
mountains valued at leo 00 Is cHrds Of wood In
Carson City valued at l25 CO. Total. 5.5 20.
y. Wnn: : and G. tax. II -, IL lirq ! Il:
assessed upon hous hold furniture 30 90; mer-
handiae $50 90 Toia, $50 %.
George W. Bo.lan: :. and Q. tax, 6S, delinl
l6-lO0; assessed up"n T.. = Of u. No. L. 4. aud
rs div. Carson City, valued at 80 90.
Mrs Susan CoWle :. aud C. tax, IS,
delinq 3.}- leo assessed upon lott, Is. a. Mus
ser's div. and Improvements therein, valued at
10 60.
Frank Duff: s and tax. 6S, delinq. 16-lOo;
as iessed upon the Y. 81 feet of tli" - Il d
No 25 Phillips div, Carson City, valued at 80 co.
Joseph II. Thomas: :. ana q. tax, rs,
delinq.. 59-l00; assessed upon lots Nos. = 3
and $, in d. No. |, in Curry'- div, Carson City,
valued at 100 o. also lots Nos and q In Is. No.
IL, same div, valued ut 50 90. Total, $50 10.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin.
luency, are payable in legal tender paper currrn-
cy. and all costs 10 the officers aud Printer, are
payable in gold coin of the United States.
TIl0S. WELLS,
District Attorney. 0rmshy County.
Carson City. March sd, 1863 mh24td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-07
Rates of Advertising
State of Nevada. Comfy CT Orms by
Notice of Suits Commenced

'IN0 THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
L and to all the owners Of or claimants TO, the
real estate and Improvements thereon, or improve
menis, when assessed sep ,Tately, hereinafter
described, known unknown.
You are hereby notified hat suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court Of Carson Town
ship, ormshy c unity. Nevada. before : Waltz
Esq, Justice II the Peace in and for said Town
ship. County and State, by the state If Nevada
plaintiff, against each If the defend ants hor-irI-
after named, and each Of the following described
tracts or parcels of land with the improvements
thereon. and improvements, when separately
assessed, and all owners OF, or claimants to- the
same, known or unknown, to recover tn tax aud
delinquency, assessed to said defendants against
said property for the fl %cal year, commencing
January l, lo6s, and ending December 81, 1s6s
and that a summons ha, been duly issued in each
case; and you Hereby fIl ther notified thar
unless yon appear aIi answer the complaint filed
ia said casse, ur before the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-07
sPEGIAs. notice.!

IN TIM SECOND JUDICIAL piFTRiCg
i Couit u tho stat. ~ Nevada. IN snd ff the
{, unity of ormshy. IN the matter of tho i,ia,.
u Henry stirhnlih, frceasrd. The state II
Neysds s.nds Directing In pursuance ufhn orier
of this Court. duly nndo an snisf,a un the itth
day uf March, A. u. isop. notice - bsrsby si,en
that
TUESDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF ArRit. iee,,
A. 10 O'Clock e said dsy, NJ the Disinc, Court
Re- ~. IN c5t-tn CITY, has he.n appointed ft
hearing the hp'lieatirn ~ sirba Niniipga rtav.
irg that daesment buw on Gle IN this Court.
purpotiirg 90 10 the lat will and testament q
Henry stehnuih. drcrnrfi, he slnittrd ~ Probate
at which time ard place al persans ini.f.,tsd
mpy appear ard contes, Tho samr.
(sLAL) Attest ~, hand AID Seal n said c.uit
T. EDWARDS. ri.ft.
Carson City. March 10Th. isog. mar ic 2oi
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
OtOe County ElectiOn.

We have as yet been unable to
obtain the exact result of the cleo
ton Tuesday in Usage and Hendricks
precincts. The returns are in, but the
persons who brought them neg
iected to obtain a statement of the
result berore they were sealed mp. We
cannot therefore obtain it until the re-
turns are opened fOrthe official count.
They will not materially affect gener-
al result, however. Moore for Sheriff,
Thorn for Treasurer, Gilmore for Com
missioner, and Cickey for Probate
Judge, are elected on the Democratic
ticket. McCallum for Clerk, Larsh
for Coroner, Johnson for Surveyor,
and Raymond for School Superinten-
dent, are elected on the Republican
ticket. For exact majOrities we will
have to wait until next week.-Ne-
6rdSkG city Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
The Latest from our EX-
Sc changes.

Bucks Surveying party have beer
heard from, leaving no doubt of tbeiI
murder by by the indians.
A sweed by the name Of Lawson
was drowned in q well at Omaha on
Tuesday.
Corn in the ear is 10000 per bushel
in Omaha; wheat, "a 10.
We were not alone id late snow
storm, for it showed the same day in
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville,
Chicago, Springfield, ILL.,, Denver,
and Montreal, Canada.
The"Burlington and southwestern
Railroad Company" have twelve
miles under contraC$; and work is
progressing rapidly from RulO, in
Richardson county, westward in the
direction of Pawnee City.-SEGtesn1dR,
LincoLa.
This viii be news to RulO.
The entire Republican ticket of
Lancaster county was elected
Saunders county has elected her
Republican ticket.
One ballot was had for u. S. Sena-
tor in the Tennessee Legislature on
the 10Th, resulting Johnson 43, Eth
ridge %, scattering 80.
The question of Lay Delegation in
the VI. E. Church is carried by the
following vote: For Lay Delegation
14O, 40, against 81, O44. In twenty-five
Conferences the c~lericle vote stood !:
for 800, against 4l2.
Virginia has elected U. s.. Senators
Lieut.. Gov. John f. Lewis, for the
long term and John w. Johnson for
the short term, both Union men
through the war.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
richardson County Election.

The returns from every precinct ex-
cept Franklin, indicate the election of
w. H. Mann, Geo. Faulkner and l..
Van Deusen on the Democratic ticket
for Clerk, Sheriff and Probate Judge f;
while the vote for Treasurer will be
close; both parties claiming it. The
remaining officers elected, are Repub-
lican, viz: Samuel Carter and l.. w.
PATHS On Representatives w. c. Kern
Commissioner T. V. Wilson, Survey
or; w. w. Abbey, School Superin-
dent; r. B. Nelson, Coroner; and S..
a. Fulton, Senator float will have
about so of a majority in the county.
Less than twO-thirds of the whole
number of votes were polled.-NemG-
hG Valley Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-By the Pres
ident of the United States, q proeAa-
nation: The year which Is drawing
10 a close has been free from pest1-
lsncs. and health has prevailed.
throughout the land. Abundant crops
reward the laboF Of the husbandman;
commerce and manufactures have
successfully prosecuted their peaceful
maths: the mines and forests have
Welded literally; the nation has in
creased in wealth and strength peace
has prevailed and its blessings have adj
vanced every interest of the people;
in every part of the Union harmony
and fraternaI intercourse is restored
and are Obliterating the marks OF the
past conflict and arrangement; bur-
dens have been lightened aud
means ncreased;civil and religiOuslib-
erty secured to every inhabitant of the
land whose soil is tread by none but
freemen. It becomes a people thus
favored to make acknowledgment
to the Supreme Author from whom
such blessings flow, of their gratitude
and their dependence; to render
praise and thanksgiving for the same
and devOutly to implOre b eOntln-
uance of Gods mercies.
Therefore, I, Ulysses s. Grant,
President of the United States, do
recommend that Thursday, the 18th
day of November next, be observed as
8 day of thanksgiving and praise, and
prayer to Almighty God, the creator
and ruler of the universe and second,
I do further recommend to all the
people Of the United States to assem-
Bile on that day in their accustomed
places of public worship, and to unite
in the homage and praise due to the
bountiful father of all mercy, and in
fervent prayers for the continuance of
the mercifuE blessings He has vOuch-
safed to US as a people.
In testimony whereof I have set my
hand and caused the seal Of the Uni
ted States to be affixed, this the 5th
day of October, A. d. 1859, and Of the
independence of the United States Of
America, the 94th. U. s. GRANT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

Rector Davis, Of this city, made a
trip to Beatrice during the past week,
and c~onfesses himself greatly surpris-
ed at the improvement Of the country
between the two points. He passed
on the road between twenty and thir-
ty emigrant wagons, with eonsidera-
BILE stock and one dreve of 700 sheep.
He brought in a sample of wheat that
cannog be beat anywhere, from one
bin of 1000 bushels, and he saw one
farm of 200 acres with thirty stacks of
splendid wheat unthrashed. He sees
a glorious futurein store for Southern
Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

Ex-Secretary o. H. Browning ha:
recently delivered a speech, in which
appears the following sound Demo
cratic doctrine:
Imperfection Is inherent in u race.
We can hope for, and it is u duty as
well as our exalted privilege, to attain
q degree of perfection, or, more prop
erly speaking, a degree Of excellence.
1t is within our power to do that. To
do it, and when we do it, We ought to
be conservative. It is q point beyond
which we can't pass. All the talk we
hear about progress in the science and
fundamental principles of govern
ment, is the cantO f mere demagogues.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

We noticed three of our subscribers
from Swan City, trading with our
merchants and lumber dealers, this
week. Our paper going out into the
interior Of the State, is continually
reminding out readers that Brownville
offers many advantages as a trading
point; and the advertisements we
publish, direct their minds as uner-
ringly to the house they are TO call at
when they come to our town. Mr..
Freeman, Of Swan City, told US he
came for lumber and to do some ira
ding; and he said, that although he
was unacquainted with the merchants
Of Brownville, yet he had made up
his mind before leaving home, from
reading the advertisements in our pa
per, which house he should go to to
do his trading. Many persons under
value the influence Of a newspaper in
developing the resources Of a country.
It circulates where no mere hand-bills
will go. Its variety offers something
Of interest to thousands of readers,
and fixes their minds in the direction
OF the town or city from which it is
sent. This is repeated daily and week
~, year after year, rendering its infu-
ence incalculable. By building up
your newspapers, then you build up
towns, cities and country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
No. i. YOI.I4.

We this week send to our reader
the first number of volume XIV o
the Advertiser.
In entering upon the fourteenth
year of our paper, we bring to VI aiC
the experience Of the past-the ster
ring present, and hope for a prosper
Gus future to assist us in the labor o
making a paper which, If all u pat
rons do not just like, they cannO'
afford 20 do without.
In a new State so rich in undevel
oped resources as Nebraska is, there j:
ample opportunity for US to make {
periodical useful to the individual cit.
izen, and of untold benefit to the State
at large.
Socially, their are evils to curb and
correct, and virtues to commend
morally, there are vices which should
be punished, and human measures
which call for our aid politically,
there are correct and sound policies
TO be permanently established, and
political heresies to be crushed out
physically, there are laws of health
which need advocates, and intemper-
ate and dissipated habits which loudly
call for reform.
Materially, we have agricultural,
the dairy, the wool, the railroad, the
mandatory, the educational the hu-
man, the coal and the mineral re-
sources of our State to develop.
We have a State, the southern half
Of which is rich in undeveloped water
powers which should be made to drive
the wheel, the loom, the spindle, the
lathe, the saw, the palmer, the wheel
rights machinery, the tanning geer-
ing, the stone saw, &c.
In Nemaha county we have the
Little Nemaha river with her five
and grist mills Johnson
county has the Big Nemaha river
with her three mills; Richardson
has the same river with three mills
thereon; Pawnee county has the
same river with at least two mills
running Gage, Saline and Jefferson
have the Big and Little Blues with
two good mills In each county none
Of these are using their full power,
and can turn double the present ma
chinery for manufacturing purposes.
For the accomplishment for anyone
and all these purposes shall we labor
the coming year-weekly drawing the
attention of capitalists and manufac-
to these subjects. We shall
for the public and the individual
good.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

The official canvass of the election
as now on file, will be found in anoth-
er column. One fact is evident, and
that is that but a little over half Of our
full vote was pclled. The total vote
this year is 1,164, while last year the
vote was 1913 upon 1000 registered
votes. We have not learned exactly,
the vote registered this year, butknow
it cannot fall far short Of 1900. The
result, whether gratifying or not, re-
mains the same, showing the election
of two Democrats on the peoples tick
ct, one Republican on the Republican
ticket, and the balance of peoples
ticket of Republicans. That it will
teach Republicans that an overwean-
ing confidence in large msjorities a
never be INDUCED in without risk, is
undOubted. And we are pleased to
note the fact that many Republicans
who aided in bringing about the above
result, are as much chagsined at seeing
two Democrats installed in our best
offices, as those who did all in their
power to prevent it. The most nau-
coating doses are often necessary to
restore the body corporal, and we ex-
pect great benefits to flow from this
dose to the republican body polite
Of Radical Nemaha.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

1t Is gratifying to e papers Of al
most all classes denying the base
SANDER that Gen. Grant had entered
Wall street As a gold gambler, and
had ordered the sale Of gold on the
oath of September to make 3 speeula-
ton through GORDON, his brOther-in-
law. 1t is gratifying to see the cOun-
try recovering from the shock, given
to its respect for the Chief Magistrate
by JOhnson's administration and be-
cause Of the utter grOundlesness of
the charge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
ohio

Has reelected Gov. Hayes, Repub-
lican, by 1O, 200 majority, gain Of 1917
and the Republicans have carried both
branches of the Legislature, securing
the ratification, by that State, Of the
18th amendment, and its consequent
adoption into the Constitution.
Even the Democracy Of other States
rejoice at the defeat of Pendelton and
his greenback theory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
INV ApvERr1sEmENEg.
MnTICE

Notice 3 hereby RfFea, Pursuant 20 the order q
fha County Commissioners f0r Neuaha cOnns4s
f1eS6 eh 81 October, a. ID. 1eD, that Is the eieCaon
- e5Id eon1ty. held on the 21fh Day ofJuly, 1855, j
- mater or the submission % ayota o4 ne le.l
Voters Of said county, Of he question Wheshe9 s1e
6fRailroads in said county, BY virtue Of an order o.
aid County Commissioners, dated June Asts bs,
~ entered AZ large upon the records Of said cOun-
~ IN ROOR two, Pages IS and 81 Ofthe proceedings Of
the County Commissioners, the question and prop
oSitiSn for Bonds and Tax, 50 submitted at said
election. were adopted and carried BY q majority OF
TWO Hundred and TWenty-nine (Z9l; the whole
number of votes cast at said election being S3; the
number for Bonds and Tax-yes, $685. the NUMBER
" LANES NJ HACKER.
CountV Cl-Ik.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

WASHINGTON, October 13.-It is
known that Gen. Sherman accepted
the Office of Secretary of War only
temporarily, or until the President
could make permanent appointment.
The President has now appointed
Major-G General Belknap of Keokuk,
Iowa. Mr.. Belknap is a graduate of
Princetown College, M He served
in the army from the first day to the
last day Of the war. He commanded
one of the divisions of the 18th army
corps in Gen. Sherman's two last
campaigns with great credit to him
self, and to the entire satisfaction of
his supeTiOrs. He is about SO years of
age in excellent health, and is a lawyer
by profession. He has already been
telegraphed and will reach Washing
ton, when Gen. Sherman will formal
ly resign his position as Secretary of
war, and General Belknap will enter
upon the duties o. his office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

Some Loyal Leaguers" in New
York have announced their intention,
is said to oppose and vote against
-HOrace Greedy, candidate for State
Comptroller, at the coming election.
The reason alleged for their action is
that Mr.. Greedy became bOndsman for
JEFF Davis. 1t is further stated that
Mr.. Greedy may probably be forced TO
decline on account of this dissatisfac-
ton. We hope not, although if elect
ed, we know it would be a great sac
rifce on his part to prefOrm the duties
Of the position. Mr.. Greedy is worth
more to the Republican party than ten
thousand Of these Loyal Leaguers,' -
and he should not give way on account
of their puny opposition.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

There seems now little doubt that
the ROthschilds have offered to loan
our government all the money she
wants at A per cent. The recognized
power and ability Of this house as the
shrewdest fnauciers in the world, is a
hattering proof of the stability cur
government is attaining abroad under
a Republican administration and the
loans, if affected, viii relieve the gov
eminent Of all embarrassments, and
the Democracy Of the necessity OF
preachingth the doctrine Of Reputation.
The debt will be paid despite the pro-
tests Of that party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

The Virginia Legislature assemblies to-day,
for the purpose of electing United States
Senators The Conservatives are reported to
to choose only such men for Senators as can
take the test oath. .re
It is said that Judge PierrepOnt. of New
York, will be one of the new Justices Of the
United States Supreme Court.
Small pox has broken out among the Indi-
ans on the Upper Missouri.
Several whites have been killed By the In
dams recently between Fort Benton and Milk
river. e
. The little steamer, Revolution, plying be-
tween Cairo and Mound City, exploded her
boiler yesterday, killing a woman,
The health of Admiral FarTngut continues
to improve.
Father Hayeinthe has arrived atNew York.
fine school building was burned at Atchi-
son yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Hon. Moses NJ. Mcdonald, ex-member OF
Congress, from Maine, died suddenly at SacO,
Maine, yesterday
The National Capital Convention assemblies
in St Louis, tomorrow. "A large number Of
delegates have already arrived.
The Pfttsburg Post defends Nj. PendIeton
against the attacks Of some OF the Eastern
Democratic papers endorsing his views and
calling for Q convention for the Democracy OF
the Mississippi Valley TO take action upon
the political situation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

Last Tuesday, Harrison county,
Missouri, by over a twO-thirds vote,
decided to take two hundred and ff-
ty thousand dollars of stock, in the
Quincy, Missouri and Pacific Rail-
road. The other counties along the
line, are to vote on the subject of sub
scriptiOn to the same road in this
H0nth and next.-QuiBcy Wing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

With regard to the ''big jaw''
trouble in the west end of cur county,
we have the authority of the vendeI
for saying that the animal was not
seriously affected, and that persons
buying the meat were told of it. From
others we learn the same, besides the
opinion that as the lump had but Just
begun forming, the meat could not be
affected. We cannot afford TO mix
the "bolting'' and the "big jaw" CUES.
ton,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

We published, last week, the circu-
lar of the State Superintendent, call
ing Teachers Institutes. 1t will be
e that the Institute for this and
Johnson county isto be heidi Brown
vile, commencing Oct. 18th.
For Richardson and Pawnee coun-
ties, at Salem, commencing Nov. 18th.
For Gage, Saline and Jefferson, at
Beatrice, commencing Dec. 9th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21
IN lRlNLNGE
Prohibiting the Erection Of
Wooden Buildings on certain

SECTION LIST. Be q Ordained bV TIE CITY
COttsciI or TIE CRY Of BrOIgnUHJe, That no
person shall erect, or place, or move from one
place 70 another, any building or part Of any build
ing, within the following limits OF said city, unless
such building shall be constructed of stone, or brick,
or other hard substance Of like nature, with part-
ton of fire walls rising at least ten inches abOVeth
roof, viZs On the north half of block number three
az, or on the south half Of block number eighteen
u.s., in the original plat Of said city Of BrOwnYtlle
and If any building, not made or constructed OF
stone or brick as aforesaid, shall be placed or erect
ed within the aforesaid limits, contrary to the pro-
visions of this section, the owners, builder or build
ers thereof shall severally forfeit and pay q hne, 20
be recovered before the Mayor, with costs OF SUIT
in any sum not exceeding so for each and every
OHenSe, and the further sum Of 80, TO be Fecoyefedr
as Aforesaid, for each and every day such buildings
shall remain within the limits above described.
SECTION , Whereas there is an impending dan
ger from fire from the construction OF wooded build
ings within the said limits, requiring the immediate
operations of this ordinance, ii Isl hereby proclaimed
that it shall be in force from and alter iii posted up
At five public places in said city.
Passed BY the Council October sth, 1853.
z 81 q. w. FAERBROTHER, Mayor.
Attest: J. G. MCNAUGHFON, Clerk. 525i
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-21

evening the 18th.
PROGRAMME.
MONDAY EVENING.
Lecture by Hon. S. D. Beals.
TUESDAY MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK.
Prayer.
Music.
Opening address by Prof. w. Rich.
Organization Of the Association.
Music.
Exercises in reading conducted by
Mr. Hinton.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
Exercises in Geography conducted
by Prof J M Mckenzie.
Physical exercises conducted by
Prof w Rich.
Music.
Elements Of written Arithmetic
by Miss C A Freeman.
Discussion.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Lecture by De Forest Porter.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Prayer.
MUSlC-
Exercises in written Arithmetic
conducted by DR. S w McGrew.
Grammar exercises by Prof Martin.
Music.
Instructing by the Word Method,
by Miss p Davidson.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Model Reading Glass by Prof G B
Moore.
Observation-Disclosures : Should Suf-
frage be extended to the Ladies affir-
native Miss Decie Johnson, negative
Miss Lille McNaughton.
Mental Arithmetic exercises con-
Quoted by Prof w Rich.
AL Teachers are expected to be
present. Under the New School Law
their time will be counted the same
as if they e. in the school room.
AS their presence will be an impOr-
tant consideration in the granting of
certificates, it will be necessary that
all be promptly on hand.
A. w. NIcKELL, Co. Supt.