Nebraska Newspapers

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JOHN I, COLHAPPEDITOR.
The State Elections.
If anyone it dubious cf the-result
between "My Policy" and the Republi
can LOcgreii it i in em rcaa itfeieciica
return as they cozpe in-' . ;
Vermont, which held c:r election on
last inursaDv, rcj ur .i;eput;icanci.;'
joriiy from two hundred and Dinn towns
We learn that the, "Siniese twin
conventions or uemccrats n tne upper
storand Johnonites in tne lower, which
rpeV tit 'VPIattttRoufh, Tuesday! made the
following; ncininitio'ns : ' : '
For Merober of -Congress, ;A S. Pac
dock, Johns'aAite . I '.
For Delegate in Congress, J Sterling
Morton, Copperhead.
SROWNVILLE TnUHSDAY, 8EP. IS, IS85.
'. nnr colicajj vxioiy ticket.
or Vender of Oonrree.
JOHN-TAFFE.. .
For Peltf ate la Conrrm
T. M. MARQUETT.
7t Territorial Jtelttr
JOHN GILLESPIE.
Tor Territorial Tre sorer
AUGUSTUS KOUNTZE
aaaBBWaaBaBBB
I er TtrTltoiU! lierarlaa
H. S. KNOX. ;
cf 21,133, a gain of 4.324 to far heard
from, if the vote from the balance cf the I e Gads! what a mess! Paddock
State be in the same proportion ihe gain" j -who. has aold.-himaeif Jorthe Secretary
tvill reach 7,000. The towns vei to be pQ'Pof ihe Territory, must work io lose
heard from gave a Republican majority -h& price ! f or if tve arekdtnitted' hfs
cf 6012 last-year. Total voie of the office goes and has not the ghost of a
Slate will be 112.000. chance of bein elected ! While Mor'on,
Maine, which Id' Its elections' SerA j a7nafdughwreUer;tl heart; tuns for a po-'
ora : ist district iynca, nep., jj.ojo wuere ue can neuner neip me
Swjet, Dera.i 9,643; Rep. majority in
difirict'will reach "4,000," agamst a 2.52S
in '65. ' "In several districts PurLarh's
ne-D.. maioruv nas reacaea u.uuu. iu
district Pett-r's, Rep., mojority is 4,800
Republican gain over Congressional elt c-
tbn of '64 will be 10,000. State Legis,
rebs or their next friend." A. Johnson.
"The milfof the Gods "grind "tlowlyi,.,
and the devil seems to have "bolted' the
whole "grist" at Plattsmouth. ' .
. The. weakness of the . Democratic
pany and the miserable subterfuge and
VUuiJ luiuutuuiciaiuui
, The Union .Voters of Nemaha County
re requested to assemble in Delegate
Convention at Brewnrille on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15M,
fcr the "purpose cf nominating a Jicket
.for the Legislature and two County Cora-.
disiianars. to be tuDoorted bv the Union
If
foter cf Nemaha county at the October
'election, , '
' The rercrsf Precincts 'are' entitled to
; . l9 following representation in said Con-
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poa the Union rote for Gorernor at the
Jut election, rii:
Lafayette, '
, Washington,
D'itrglats,
.- iirownviiie i
.Nemaha Citr.
... Aspinwall, , .
Uedfcrd, .-;4 ,
' ' Benton, '
The .Ud'cn roten cf. the several Pre?
eincts are requested to assemble at .the
' v..ii:.i9iiai..iu ucificwiiio lie
'"eincts'ca '--;' ::r r-U -: -
fcr the nurnose of electinir the Delegates
. m - f .-. o o
'. to said County Convention.
: ; J3j crder Co. Union Cen. Com.
Iature overwhelmingly Republican, as lymg they are, forced to do to dodge the
also county officials. '' . r?I B'2e$ is plainly shown in the follow.
The President said in his 22d of Feb- reply from the,Omaha Herald nf the
ruary speech that he appealed to the peo- 7"J' to a challenge in the Omaha Repub
pie, and the people are deciding without lican-; ' v . . ; i, ' . ' '
hiiia!ion ntrairtil him. f Will ha hapA ?l "The miserable old nPPTn. nfTrfl ftp'
Unioq voters of Nebraska, remember newspaper over -the." Way-chal- ? WB;tlJ'ry
venter.frheo. Hill, E K Coldwell, A
FamhaH, W
Thos J
Oiot
IsjorsJ L Carson, J F Neai.
Ins"h, (J
ng.
Cow
County: (8) F ..tenner, O H
P Maon. V C Utleyt A J-Hard-
TiD Crook, Lawson Cook, C II
lei 5 ' :
; State irtll ipnmeor per taj debt or obligatioi Incur
f in .1.1 inL-ipiurl iti VaK nl.l.-n n a ft h A
Glasgow, Ueo f ijlZoy, t United State, or ny claim for th lost or ivTsancipa-
ijon or any ! : out an suca aeDis, oo sgaU'. iw aai
claimi shall be beld llleical and ToiJ. j i
Src. 6 Tbe CocgresisbalJ bae pf'War tf enforoe
ty aiprtfrlate lej.sl ailuuiip-.riafuui of "ttii arlic
" scacrLica col?ax, -
' SijXtt of tbe IIoue of RevresnuaTei.
, 7 lafatjsttb s. fostssr.
Cass couniy: (6) D II Wheeler, D C,N ia'r ,
Hathafay,-alternate for B Austin,-. W fwa. Anaiiyauy wan o.r.ic; anc
Pottinffr, Dili Wheeler, proxy for R control the destinies of this nation.
R Livugston ajttl S Maxwell, F M Dol Solved, That the soldiers of the Uni
ingtonry'for E L Reed. - 00 w! have saved thu nation from de-
-DoJ county; (2l E JJ-Rogers self: ;ructipn byarmedjra.tor3,hall.jnlh?
and pray for C Knoell. - - - fulure, a? in the past, have our hearty
'Vovilas county: (7) JohnTaffe. W uFeruu,a"u uu '" JV. uu
N-McCandlish, b D Beals, J H Sahler.
AFortunsin one Day:
Grcnt Szcit client, . j
tnat tne issue is zs squarely: betore you
as the people of'the States; patrorage
and treason. 'is pitted acainst the rrinci-
ples'of freedom ,'ai.d perrnanen(.peace' ;
let not a vek. or. vacillating jvoice go up
(rom our Territory, but let every voter
add. to the. universal -cry irLbycl mW
Jerge. the Herald to dr-cu.ss ih propo.vd
amendment jto the Cona'nutiou. . We
vhaR'dp'.tbls to its heart's contend in du't
season. ,' Meantime we state the. rt-al is".
su in the! prej-ent contest to be sin ply
what it is. Union or Dbuuion, Peace or
War, .U are for ihe Union and Peace
I he. miserable old disunion organ is for
Disunion and War. We accept this is
R S Kicxrah. for Wm. Baumer, James
Fx, alfcrnate for D 3 Parmelee, St. A
DBalcaf.b Slff for'IrA Walker. '
-.li'astineton countyJL (4) Abbott,
II Kelhua J S B .wen. J T Davis.
Burt ounty : (2) A Rockwell. W' V I
ahhirn.
Dakola couniy: (2) N S Porter self,
and proiy fur S Whi:cborn.
JJixoi county : lj N b Porter.
Dixon 4 Cedar :, 1 N S Porter.
Sarpy count u : ("21 .G' J M Thayer.
proxy iurH I C,iar.k and James Low.
Savndtrs Sf ' Butler :. 1 HD Hatha
way proxy for L L Holbrook. :
Lancaster county : 21 John Cadman,,
se.r, ana proxy ror jonn narcennurg.
Johnson county 2 J Geo -P Tucker
G La vrence. . . . :
G a county : 12 , J F Scribner and
Girard,
shall control and direct the destinies cf sue, and. go into ihe.carnpaign .squarely
ashing no quarter ana. giving
the nation !"
.California held her election on the 5ih'
of. which. we. have no rtturns yet
UpOU It,
none.'..
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The Johnson party' of Nebraska' have
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They dare cot. favor, the amendment
as.iis adop;ioh will inake "treasori'odius,"
prevent' traitors
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from 'gaining power .in
called a Convenii ;n, wl ich . Convention . f' ?-?WexM? TO. V-1'"
metlast Tuesdayy.The call is for those .k!enCr.alIC: Pary U
adelphU Cenventton. - The call is doubt: p The Neb. City News iri" its usual glib
less gotten tip' by AS: Paddock, and 'islVV9 vt la!2enooJ a.DCl badinage says that
his' rnVi for a Vela Dcointmenl to the no cu sMe al the - Republican; Union
office of Secretary: cf. the. Territory. ratificationmeetiag,.last; Try even-
Nurtured' into life Withe Union, rarty. in' -at Gov..Saunders and the speakers
who mistook him through his hleasii ei. generally had left, and the kudience was
. o i - 7 o
7 orrinoipH' rif pnirvf v frrhtm 1 '-'.
tenor lor a gentleman, mis Aar now ::r-"-. , , ...r-r.'-.i 4
attempts pierce ' wUh' 's " poisonous v-Te whb'vvere there;vyiU;knovv: that
tiAfci the", friends who WaVluraiiWo
ittige aua enmuia-siic.nna were acaress-
poiitical life. - Other. oiScials. and marv-
desiring-to ;'be, have'ig:ne:d the - tali. iGerf. Thayer, Gov. Saunders,' Hon,
Frotn this county appeaVs Df llladay, lT : &
wbq ouiy, wants jne M.r to keep-it j , ' wrw"o v. "","";0
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i -1 iruiii. kuiuir uowu iuvu ii. ucrui
C. G. DORSEV. Chrn. for wbbse'vbiz" otmasition is the life of
EsqV.'D. M'Laughlui and Geo..' Dorsey.
Messts Worthing,! Jamison, . Holladay
and McLaughlin went ; up-as, ;;D;Iegaie3;
This Convention meets on the same
day ! with he -Democratic .Convention
an the Nebraska City, of tht'Sth saya;j
''The avo'wels of principUs they make
Fenian . Congress adjourned its
in Troy, . N. Y. on the 9th.
::The
session
Roberts' was re-elected President of the
Brotherhoi;d y P. "J. Meehan, President
ot theenate, Jr y . ,i'iitzgeriaId,.Speak-
er..of?the,- House. ?Au . effort is. ibeing
made-to induce Gen. Sheridan- to take-
cofnmand 6f the Fenian, forces '
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rrl , .11 .X. 1 .1 -ivwhjwuio wuuuu v lui IlidUV U VCai XI
- iui5 iuuws LiaitHy ine urui mings are . . ,
. , ... . , ii.'- was. most unanimous in its aim to place
intended to take. The rebel wagon is ... , , . v
, . . ; - the desires, wants and perils cf the Souih-
siuck, the Democratic show canuot per- , '
t ' . - ; . j f , ern 'loyalists-' before the country. Lx-
luna wiuioui lue irauors. auu a. j onn. i: . . . ? ,
son concocted the Philadelphia Conven
tion, and. is '-desinbuting bread from the
public graneries," to, entice northern
doughfaces end renegades to help pu.l
em out.
Atty Gen. Speed was chosen President.
Tjhe utmost , harmony prevailed and! the
"gag rule-' was not needed to secure it.
We will publish the resolutions adopted
next week.' ' '
. ' notst, to-cay, tne narnei or tne
Ec-mine! of the Union Republican Con
vention which met in this city last Thura
ay. ; Hon. Jonv Taffi is one of the ablest
Uweri in Nebraska, and the' eianches
Re publicans,, in , the land. He served are identical with 'those put forthy the The Convention of Loyal Southerners
'with credit in'the 2d Nebraska':' and ' f.m?crqcy. Agreeing m pnuciple,,tnere. wh'rch met'bh the 3d at'Philaddnhia vvas
l - Jr.;' j. ii ...:.u .u u ' should be no barrier to acreement.in ac ,u': il.t. . lir.x' t- -.i
; n b o iiiciiua vi bu Tviiu.nuum uc tume . n ' .;' uc musi trmuusiasiio wuiCU lias
in contact. -Ha is altog-ether the fittest
-ram that cculd hare been nominated and
rill bear the' Republican banner .with
ftariestneis and assist to crown it with
Ticiury.
Hon. T. BI. MARQcrrrr, the nominee
for Delegate, is an able lawyer and. a
Hepublican cf the Puritan mold, inflexi
tie and unyielding in principle. The
2ost argumentative speech we have ever
listened to in Nebraska came from, the
lip cf the Hen. T. M. Marquette. ,
The ether candidates are all well
tnavrn, having fcr some years creditably
and honorably filled the positions for
tthich they have been nominated.
Now, citizens cf the "burnt District,"
particularly, and Nebraska generally, it
ruts virith you ' to vindicate true Union
Republican principles in the triumphant
election cf this ticket. All stand square
ly oo. the Constitutional Amendment,
asi firmly by the policy and 'acts of the
C2th Congress. The Country is actually
in dicger of another rebellion ; traitors
are mere haughty and defiant than in
S00i because, as they justly proclaim, A.
Jchnicn ti with them, demanding their
a
the Constitutional. Amendment
mi t
, ine urassnoppers are . upon -us in
myriads of. thousands. The . advanced
- a . la .
guara nrst crossed the iMemana river.
west of thiVcitv, about the 4ihV' 'and
the army. of invasion kept coming, unul
last Friday and Saturday we taw some
corn fields literally black with them, and
thus it is for at least fifty miles north and
south of this point ' " ,: t '' .'' '; ' . -Their
ravages have been great in some
sections sixty or a, hundred miles, wert -of
the Missouri river, "where they attacked
two and three -weeks' since, ;vegitation
being so much tendcrer 'ihiin, now. lii
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some places far, west. they are reported
to have completely stripped whole com
fields., leaving nothing bui the bare stalk.
minus ears or blades,, and to have striD-
daictioa without guarantees, opposing p8d meion patches. leaving nothing but
ae ucnsmutionai. Amenament iur. the dead vines . i
TUtforn jhcir rtbds in power and
givisj into thair political and social con
trol be loyal whites nd blacks in the
Soalh. ' It is our duty in Nebraska as
In the tasters States to arise and rebuke
Hepoblican Union ticket which will trake -rebels
hide iheir heads and Johnioarene
f;a.5es tihtrutd cf their pusillanimous
etsrre.' " -
' Nothing quite so aevere:as this has yet
come under our own observation .Last
Sunday we were about five milest west
of this ciiy and saw them.al work, :. The
corn is renerallvtoo far advanced to be
this demtgegue, whose estimate of a free hDjurtd materially, th'ey bake' the' fklds
people il shown in his attempt control iook a little raggea f rom 'the blades" be-
ihea y his xincial; patronage;1 AriSe ivg"jMj eateoVburihe" ear's" of "the'
freemen cf Nebraska and the 9iK of early planted corn.are.too hardfox them,
Octcber cext rcll tp a maiority for the rti iro-i,,.. cK;,-,m : t u.
which they' had commenced''!6n., liate
ccrh eems the' roost ' toothsome," and
on this we have seen them so thick as to
bend young stalks to the gruurid. A
sharp frott will ;'nip them in the1 bud,"
and with present ' weather thi will not
be long dekyed. , , ' t. i ,f;
There is considerable rpeculation'as to
where this plagueas fcoine- term it of
grasihoppers came' from, in our view it
is only from uatural causes.. .In the
western portion , of -Kansas and south
western Nebraska there has .been con
tidtrable . drpught, uch as.ieven. to
make a partial failure cf. crops; this
drcught; probably greater on the : vast
prairie west of. here, has doubtless
dried up their food, and what more pro
bable than that the grasshoppers ihuv
migrated east for food ? And when'we
consider the vasiness of the plain between
here and the mountains iho quantity cf
"Ecppfrs" it nothing astonishing.
7h Redical outfit, at Bronville on
Thursday, just catur,ally slaughtered
OtievDty- Not one cf the five can -c'ida'escf
that party could' be obtained
fcr the first ccunty in the Territory. We
trust cur Republican friends will recol
lect it. fSta.!t$nant Ntb. Cay, Sih.
Av.r- Harvey publiihei the above in
t.t ia.rne mue with the proceedings of
ihe Union Republican. Convention, which
i r.J bi rtad to cail the above false
t y i fsit. We wander if Otoe county
oair.s & Rep.hlican soft enough in the
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c.:: i "tore" by the reckic?
;;:tl.;ai go::e, who invitt-d
bu hnhickirs and rebels to
r hemes in Nelr&jka ; if 'as,
H an e'en:er.t cf weik-
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The Johnsonites have f orgejl two names
in the" dozen wlio ostensibly signed their
call for a Convention. E. A. Gerard,
Esq , denies ever Iiit'vingauthoriztrd1 hi.V
name .to appear there, and says it is a
forgery. James. Sweet's name was'put
here without his knowledge,' and he so
stated here in the Convention last'Thur?
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day. . How. detestable these "hungry
dos appear when. they, for food, attempt
to forge - away; the good name of their
neighbors.' : i w '--,; , ' --:
f 1 11 ' m m m m i n
?rpceedlngs of Hie rtilon; Rcpab
: Hcan ConTentlou
j, . . Bkowsville, Sep'. 6th, 1SG6
Convention men pursuant to call of.ihe
Union Territorial Central Ccmmittee at
BrownVille, N.'T. "
John H. Sahler of Douglass was called
t.o.the chair for the. purpose of .tempora
ry organization D. H. Pattison of Rich
ardson County.'Sec. ' " ' " i:
On motion, D. !'H. Wheeler. O. H.
Irish, J. T. Davis, St. A. D. Balcomb, J.
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tAt. Bur bank, were uppointed a committee
of five on credentials. ! ' -l :
Ori motion,' Mesr. Majbrir of Nema-
hai Rockwell. ?f Burt, Harding of Otoe;
Rogers;of Dodge, and Pottinger of. Cass,
were appointed: a committee, on perma
nent organization.'- ' "
1 Pending the report of the committee
on .credentials the committee was ably
addressed by "Mr. Sweet cf Nebraska
City,- Mr.; Reavis of Richardson county
and Mr.' G. Vandeventer of Aspinwall,
' . On motion cf Mr Sjdehham; the edi
tors and reporters of. the press of Ner
bra&ka. wererinvited, to- take seats inside
the bar of the convention. .
On'tnotion cf Mr. Sydenham of Kear
ny, it. was resolved that Senators Harlan
and Grimes cf Iowa . be'respectfully in
vited to. address the citizens cf Nebras
ka Territory during the coming campaign
- Committee on Credeiitials reported the
followiug names as members of Conven
tion : . . '
Richardson County : (S).E;S. Dundy,
C F Wakher. E E Cunningham. B F
Furguson.J.A Bjfbank. A J Currence.
L.W Patterson, George Gird.
Nemaha County-: (9) Geo. Vande-
Patle counfu: (2) ' Lander
elf, and proxy for C H VVhaley ;: ;. --
eBvJfalo, Kearney .c Lincoln .! M.
H Sydenham, i ;l T I .,- j ?
. : Total 62.- ,; n . : : ; . : f
On' motion,' i the1' report was received
and adopted,' arid: committee discharged
; On motioa Convention .adjourned till
two o'clock,'... ;. ...;. :;. !,.
; .The following patriotic dispatch was
received during the temporary organiza-.,
tion: , : ',' r" ':r y- "' ' ' ' : : ''
.v - ,j Nebraska,. City. Sept, 6th.: .
, . To Hon. J ;H. Sahler; Browuvilie :
Alake Conatitmional Ainudmnt the
PJaiform ; put: men upon it. that hat
Andy' and treason alike, and love Con-,
jiresa and thejr, couutry ;.and -God. the
People, and Victory will be on our side.
I leave for home thif morning. : . :
. . JOHN 1. REDICK.'
tbaVwe are deeply sensible id the fact
that the people of this Republic can nev
er fully discharge the debt of gratitude
which , they, owe to the Uryon . soldi ers
and sailors ,who?e self-sacrificing' patri
otism and'blood "have preserved constitu
tional liberty upon thi continentj
'. Mr. Sahier moved the report be adopt
ed. Carried. ' ; ' -'
- On motion of Mr Hathaway,, Gen. J.
M. Thayer, Hen. T. W. Tipton, and
Col's R. R. Livingston, Wm. Baumer
and MajVTafTe and Armstrong be re
quested to attend the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention at Pi'.tsburg.
The Convention then proceeded to bal
lot for cnndidaie.for Member of the 40ih
Congress: '
Informal bailot i : - 1
D. J. M'Cann,S -
Alvin Snunders,
. : 'JohnTafiVZJjrvu;::
O. P. Ma?on,
' Iihaiu Revii,"
'-' Jaie Swet,
. Maxxvell,
" Total
1st Regular Ballot :
McCann, .
Saunders, :
.1 Taffee, : ; v
Rt-avis, C :
. . .'Redick, '
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t In Greenback 3. KeI Estate & Gocdj -
TO BE GIVEN AWAY I
TicketsTelling veiy Fast.
UnparaUelled Success!!!
Eveuybody Anxious For A Chance!!
Splendid List of Premiums to be
distributed Gratis to tbe Hold
crs of tbe Tickets for tbe
GRaND-GIFT-MATINEE!
$5D,O0Ti
1 premium ia Greenbacks
1 premium a Uoj-o al Lot, fituateJ ca
iluiry lhA, .New lirk, w.ta all the moi '
era improvements; title perfect iiJ guar '
anteed. 43,0CO
I premium, a F.irm ituatel at lloniej, Rock
Uiua Co.. New Yotk, I'i hours frum New
York, 10 minutes walk iroia the ftlion, ' '
eoDtaimug 7 1) acres, 5 'JO fruit bearing
, Ires, appJes, pear.-t, aid cherries. & acres
- cf large iiuitcr, baiuuca iu gras- aaJ crops
gmid fauces, large enogs, npplviog a
inagnifi;ent fi.-b pvudl aud ii ! ilouvlia trout- .
ieij trvk, runiiia; acruss (tin wbuleprup
erty fiil-di'b-fiue trvut, d drllirg
bouse. It; rooms;! laige barn, thd and
haj lolt, 1 granary fnd carriage bon ! , ;
Iwwer Sior fcrted up add wtupud by farm
er, lieu coop. pi p-m.' c -r rit. Urua im- ,
5 eo. pis, obXkei-, ike .it.; uil per- i.--
t&HnS gutisa:.cr.--- - 3D.0
I premium in gtet-bbhok., 10 Otft
IU Pim.s (iSu-iuwny'a nd Gtiicki-rin
ii) " ew D:; Mi.t'iiiu-.( Wh&uier & Wit-
8 ill ' Grov -r A li.iseis :ud Siiigers) ;
20 .'imiiu- .!d. Am ricMN, Piiteot Levef
OJ p; . iO"i'i-. i.v. r in 'ut Lewr Hunting
Cit.'.' i'UOj ' . - . ......
I h b"tiue t.i L.') i;r Ih.iai'ciJ Uinri,Al
bum; Stuieal li:.trun.era,' ilk l e?es of
(iie-laUssl tusiiinUn p.,t;t;rii:-', -Kil yes,
V riug LJiissf tror iu.hitts . aud-4ttaer
Vaiuablo articles too DU-nen.uj tu moutioo, -
- sals oiiiZuiS;:
I will cJer fur iaUcb tbe 15th d Br v ,
easa io hand, at the residence of ,1, T'
la-.AipiRwan prec-t, in N.i.cJaat?
i Term.fr js tw9 Mrr tk nr as i I ,kf
rertised b? iaid Lambert. ie,TrJisdi
--.-M-St p.11- 1-,1rJ.M.PArlTT,
r r PROB.iTL .WTcT-
made to the Probau C..un of NVaSa r M U
the appoinrmeai fiUn.l Jainistra -T1;
of &.muet Moss decerned. All fc-., . : 8
aid Estate, are repaired to aPfrW "I"1
on atar da, tSe :S;h of .SVV Jfii, ijj
application wi;i be f.,r bearioj ,''a
4M,y. ;:; U-Eu w ;
br.,ta Terr itcry, i0 Ul,j'j-
Lumer a2!nn Acton Kim,s ' aai,
term A.D.1SG5. I will on "" the S,.
Monday ibe 1st day of Octjr Utfls
at one o dock P. M.oJTer for LW, '0- h
ln.thehighrt bidder f-r cash, Cf'--
maha County, Nebr.-uk Territory ?
here th a?t ten2f nAid Cbutt for
ws held) tbe South T Qiirter of
U8).n Township six (By 0rtt f "
GlTl
a. r.
s. io Aiu, Coaaty, XebMsk.Trrr
n under my hand ihu 3itb da T
. 1
AWARDED A GOLD'-TlEDAT
AT TO
.2,401)
2.C0
1.501)
9,100
v.
t "
. Cowvenvioh Hall, 2 o'clock. -(Mr.
Dundy presented credentialrof
Delegates ;ffoiu:',' Pawrieer' County i end.
moved bat'the"delegaie$ present cest the.
yhqle vote ,pf UiaiiCqunty., Carried.
- Messrs.'Maraford:and-'Butler -appeared
for Pawnee dduri(y.; 17 1 - i'-i t :;
On;:molio HWHeeler' Iiijor
5lajorg au ihon zed. , j'caa t, 1 .vote, of .' J F
Nea), of Nemaha, absent. ,; i -i
Committee on permanent organization
reported for, r ., , .
President, Hon, OL P. Mason, of Otoe.
Fice President, Ji X Davis, of .Washington.--:'
; Im
" Secretaries. D. VhpeIer, of Cass.
and J. T. Patterson, of Richardson.' i
lrr, Dvindy . moved that. the "fighting
- ar i L - : "7 T . m J
parton, ' Jtev'iJ.: iU LDivirgton,' open T j. P
. ' , - . . , , posed to my policy,
Rev."' J. M.r Chivington acceded to the
request. .....f. ?, .
Mr. Girard moved that a Committee of
nine te appointed ' on rftsolutions. Car
ried. Chair appointed Messrs. John M
Thayer, A. J. Hardin?,'. Geo. Van-
devenier, E. E. , Cunningbam, H. D
Hathaway. L Girarde, Jubn TafTe, N.
S. Porter; and W, W. Washburn.
Mr. Renner iriovtd that the vote of
the Cot.ventiou be by ballot, the Chair
man of reach delegation to hind in the
vote of ch deieffation. j u- ' 1
Carried. ; Yt-as 43," nay 13.
Messrs. Renner and Sydafihain were
ppunted tellers. . . . - .
Mr. Sahler moved that the Ciinven-
lion first nominate; a candidate for mtin
bffof the 40ih Congress?, next a candi-
i'fj
IT'
7.;.v.'
t
v t
U x
Total,
2nd:; ;
"McCann, 7;
Saurideri,.
TarTe.' '
neavis.
Total .
3rd:
McCann, '
Saunders,
'.Taffe,;
vv;.,Total,.l
Ath : ' '" --MtCann,r
ij
-aahdeViC0
Taffer-
'riMcCatiD,;'
: . Taffe, ,-
; Total, i?
On motion of Judg Dundy the nomi
nation of John TotTe'as candicate of the
Union party of Nebraska for Member
of the 40th Congress, was made unan
imous. .... ..i V. .. " "
' ;l"t a j . Ta'flTe ihen appeared and declar
ed" his position' as square upon the' Plat
fdrrnjofthe party and" unswervingly op-
15
19
24
9
67
13
29
67
26
8
33
.67
One Premium to each purchaser of Ticket
THE GR.IXD 3I1TI.EE,
-.WiU fake-place on 4
JVIoxiciy ZXTmtcIjl -L 100 7
A thaEVeiett Assembly Baoms Kew lora,
At vrhjc! time . and place the
TiCUct Holders tVill appoint
a Committee of disinter- ;
ested parties to tllstrib-1
" s ute oneliundrcdaud
; ; fiftli tliouiiintl -dol---
larswoHIi ol yal- . '
uableprO ty ,yT
Ai fcbjVe dS? -t .
No. Postponement tc ja)ce place on
i'N- . any consideration L
EacH- Tieket iLjid jr'g rmm3i!fbe dirfy reeia-
h'red. and should the parties not be able attend
the diairibiuioa, they nULbfc iqformed bj mail of
io girhfj re enuUeit .u t . ' '" ' I
:j ;-
33
65
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
y CLUUiUArTEd
' '
5 Tickets to ne address for
10 Tickets to ono address for
20 Tickets, to on address for
39 Tickets to one ad Irass for ' -.
40 -Tickets to one ad Jrese fur
5( Tickets to ouo address for
100 Tickets to one address, for
In evert ease, fend the name cf each
17.30
2.25
- 35. 00
- 43 50
- 85.00
fub.'criber
Ami :!iist. Fair ;
' " ' ! OCTOBER 19, lSC,' " 'u !
In d irect competition with a!! iVa t... 1
ding makers m the cfuniry." f
ORGANS AND i I
.' ' TV. 1 !
il S jm mm, M I '
PELOUBETrPELTON & CO,.
MANUFACTUi EE
Respectfully iuvite the attention of pir
chadersrtbetra'dahcr prof fii.ui, to' :!
FOLLOWING INST RUM C.N f.V
Of their manufacture : ; 1 -' ' '' . j
atiBi:'.E:rfjR(Gl 1
r'- Five size, Fivf Octave, wi. T: re- i
RuU of Keys, Three u Efct ir. of
Heeds, . t
Prices," .,.8250 to' 6600. 1
... . . . - . i
School Organs,
Twelre ?tyl5,5iijg!e an I dnubl Rj
Rosnvood and Biack Walnut ca?es. .
Prices,
j'
$130 to 8400
What ths Fres3 say of H3 . .
. ' .
'It bears on its face the stamp or an honest bu
siness irnnsaction ,and we doubt not thathf Hat
iiatrons will fnecdiljr roach the number r-quin'd
to secure an enrljr" distribution, . Eaeton (Fa.)
Journal, Augusr, 1st ISV.
39
25
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the nomina'ioii
Carried.
date for Territorial Delegate in.Congres
and then candidates for the Territorial
t ffices. '; ', .
Carried.1 Yeas 27, nys 4. -;
Gen. Thayer, Cnairma V of the Com
mittee on .Resolutions appeared and sub
mitted ihe following:: t : .
' We the Union party of Nebraska in
Convemion arfembled hereoy uuquali.
nVdiy indorse and adnpt'ihe t'Ct)nstuuMon--
al Amendment ; 'passed by the 6mh Uon
wieis. and subinitied for ratificatu.n.jo
the sevt-ral states of the Union, towit :
; Mn'.'Mc'Cann theD thanked 'tbie ;Con-
. . . . i - " I tion. will plea e address, wiJh
vruiiuu iui . 114c. iian.ciiug uic gicu unu plain! written to
and pledged his support to the candidate
and party wi)h ell' the energy thaj in
him lay.
Nominations for Delegate in Congress
then being, in order, the following gen
tlemen were nominated, and the first
resulted. follows : ' . . t - r '
T. M Marquette,
O. P..MasOn,
- John Tatfe,
Tuial
1 Mr. Irish moved that
be declared unanimous.
Mr. Marquette then appeared acid de
fined his poMlion true and in Am. clung on
the Uuiou Platform ju 1 adopted.
' Mr. Jbn GiIIet.pi was uommaied by
acclimation as the. oanlida'ed of the
Union party for Territorial Auditor.
-'Mrlrish moved that Au.ru jtu-.K'-un z
be nominated by acclimation tor Terru
rial Treasurer. Carried. ' :
Mr. Sahler nominated R S. Kn x f .r
Te;rrito'rial Librarian. . : ;. ,
Mr. Irish movtd to make the nomwia
lion by ace imaiiou, Carried.
:Mr;;(iirard r.flVred the following :
Resolved. Thai we extend to the Con
vention of S juthern Unionists now i
te3!iun at Philadelphia our cordial greet
ings. . : ;
' Resolution adopted and President and
and their Post Office Address, with the Town.
Uonntj and Kate, in ful'.Monej by raft, P, O.
order. Express. or in Keriftercd Letters, may be
sent itt nur risk. ... )
' AGENTS actire and reliable ag?nts wanted in,
ererj town of the Union, witb whom liberal ar
rancemeotj will be mad. Ladies . are Idti ted to
form cluSs and seed for tit kets, for all the property
WM'd be n, nsetul to-tbem as tbe gentlemen.
cation. ' AU persoms wishing tickers or infom 4 ;r,,etl?- .f roR1 faur 10 ?X Ocr V'2,?
run nam-. Count; ana, uuuDia rujtu, Jtosevv'ui'C ando.tcfc
j. J. aij .Mrs,'
- Manager and Agenff, ,
64 Na?.-u Street, XeW Tork
Piano style and Portable, TwfVi-
Walnut Cases.
Prices, 1865 to $250.
PELOUBET. PELTON & CO.,"
81 Broad-.vay, New Tbrk
Scp. lit3 2y ' : '
"The plan i trod one, and the inducements
uneqnnlled No d i tribu tin giinrantees mure ge
nial mitisfnction than this on, nnd it is n wonder
t!ie prople patronije it. VawitHU S . Y)Adverti
r, Aug. 2 IS95.
"The proprietors of a Great MaMne in Vw
York Gilj. pr mi-'e ensh nd, other. jndncemn s
rnouzh to t eT?rjr tufiy cmty as tor : a ti k-t for
fortune.. Er-rTbdy, t eure, rnnn"t Win. but
!'mh d' innf.,and h" lu-kf "nt will makt- f r-
tuu1.-- Csrnni (Mih. j AnfrciN. Aug, 3. ftjrf.'J.
y "We pre n"t p-irtii ! railed flift Enit-rpri-t;.
ti. c.iu'e mniv .f ih- m re jftM?t. up i.n la e or
'lillHci-'U-t .-p- 'n;:l - : I ui lt en n iu the ir-a
n' int-.p(-. f r.- f : - wt-n i ft wdti
the ch.irscier of the parsie' e'lsasel and tlie decrrp
tioif r r-lz l T.,n i",-taft ry ind.-eoen t tbe
! ii io- wr r :,,.jt re ii e "I b ti'tou n ta.i
t-uc es-a (Varrei ( t a) Conttitulxon
f ( c ,n a A t 'V 'rn !i
ho.i-, r Jar ii, wt,.,'i .itra e
f .ji a w.h ' nhr
MJi nbtirj (jj) Te tjrapl
nr.- r $53 C0 or a nice
:- :h expenditure. A
F ): Hear f t-TP'' won .r ia 'T,' n-f a locty hit
wi'l .. t a mm u, 1.1 ti e w ..-..-l r .i i te cou.Kler.
iu-'u thi ice- pKnie t -try iheiri ick av we
ri(i).'M" ' nebi D)iimr wm,r n e etuerprine ppe .r
bona i and br.ni:.-e btrirt imerru--' o' flitrilr'i- i t .i
'er lit itijrvi!.iiii .if , c'o-ea c 'nimi ee. dttj'of
A; piuoe ( a h j( rrscenf Aug. u, tb(.
Joint Resolation proposing an amendment to the
Pnnatitutinn nt the United States.
Bo it enacted bj th. Scnat. and House of Rep- Secretary ordered to certify thereto and
reentatiT of the Luitrd states ol America
'" 'I CHoice-VThnfty.'' ' ;
LEGAL NOTICE.
James MuCo, wilt untu-e that Mirt'.t
Cot, as complitiraiit b.-w !td ht r pofitivn ii 'i
eorj in the Uistrirt Cnrt.f.f CHiia ( ur.-.i.
brnxka Territory, aaict . bim si- r--i -' '
objoct and prayer if woicb i t ob'u.in a -
vorcinj h-r from the said npurid-r :
bnd. f matriuionr, d-rcrneinz hr h'ui '
giving to her the cusr.idj of ner iur'.irit r.li
fiiiid respondent i. reanre-i to a u w ? r it
I5'h day of September, 181 '
4J-U 4.50 MARTHA I ' i ,
PiaUllATE iNOtiUE: '
Njtic'rt U bT'i ifii that U.iidiT. "
da.- o: '.March A. I. I?fi7. i t' '.ri1
nd fiaying ..f -U in- ji ..- tb: rl-i'.-i
11. U.l i, dec? i-fl a tw Pr'.lr'' ( o'J;
1U'4fut.1., in-.ha C'o'ju'j. Nir'k
all Uf-nj-.o ntTt.'iir r, a m- - mi-' -1 1 r. .
CI - I Ik in in ti.v. .'5 , ,.f th i' Ju-i. -
'.mity. n r b-lore iha ijar.or thr tw lur"
erer barred !rom pattuerr.
GtU.W.FAI .HR0THE2.
47 4' pd 4 50 . l'r b-tn Ju-
AND
R. T. P.AINET & W. D. LEWIS
8uccrs-0H3 to BAitrr Sc. co
1 n I'.
. '...li
: a vir vy ty
10
Congress assembled, (two-tbiids of. Both Houses
concurring.) "That the following article be pro
posed to the Legislatures of toe several states as an
amendment to the Constitution of tbe United
States, which, when ratified by three -fourths of
aid legislatures, shall be Talid as part of tbe Com
titution, camelj: . : !
:. Sictios 1.. Aall persons bora or naturalictfd in
tho United State, and f object to tbe jur?idictin
thereof, are citisena of the United States and of
the Sta-e wherein they ' reside. Ko Suta shall
make or enforce any law which shall' abridge the
pnrilegcs or immcnitie of citizens' of the United
States; nor shall any btate deprive any person or
lift, liberty, or property,- without due process r
taw, nor deny to any person within its jutisdiotion
the equal protection of the laws.
tc. 2" Kcprcsentatires snau no apportioned
among the several Status according to their rea
pectire number., counting tee wnoie numner or
persons in each State, excluding Indians not taxed.
Bur when the right to rota t any election for the
choice rf ele tor for President a d Vice President
of the United States, representatives in Congress,
the executive and judicial officers of a S'ate, or
the members of the tecistnture thereof is denied to
any of the male inhabitants- of such State, being
twenty one years t,l age, .ana citizens ot tne
United 3tates, or in any way abridged, except for
participation in rebellion or other crime, the ba
sis of representation tbrin shall ba reduced in tie
proportion to which tne number or such male citi
zens shall bear to the whole number of male citi
zens twenty-one years of age in such State.'
Sec. 3. ! p- rson shall be a senator or repres
entative., .in .Congress, or .elector of rregident or
hold any tfSoe civil or military, under the ULited
Sutr. or under any State, who having previously
taVen an oath .as a member of Corgreps, or as an
officer of the United State-4, or as a member of any
State Legislature, or as an executive or Judicial
(iiucer of any Mate, to support the Constitution of
the United Nratoe,sha! have engaged in msurrec-
tion or rebellion a 'inst the sann, or iven aid or
comfort to tbe enemies thereof. Bat Congress may
by a rote of two thirds of each house, remove tuoh
disability. . .
Sec 4 The validity of the public debt of the United
States, Actborlzedby Law, lu eluding debts Incurred
f or pajment f pen6looa and bounties for rlice ia
suppreiteipg insurrection or rebellion, inall not ba
qTt'ionr5. Sut nelthst tat United States nrr any
Osage Orange finals,
send by telegraph to Philadelphia:
Mr. Ealcombe moved that a Commit-
tee of one f i om each Council district be I For Sale, at
a TT
appointed to select names ror a lerruo- p yy YjrTDPUT?Q Ari'P'CVQ
r,nl nd StatB- Central . Committee. . II. DUJaUnJ&O fit OU O
Uarried.
Respectfully 'inform - ihe ' Citi c; i
Litii and L'ouht'j thnlihur art it St
j j j .
a tare and ccnpJe a3iOttn(nt j
tadie's-' Dress Goo'd
1 -WHITE GOODS,
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i? jlhe following is the Territorial Union
Committee eelecteo; by theConyention ;
Doultsj--John IE1 Sahler and St. A.
D. Balcomb.' ' '
. Cass -D. H. Wheeler. .
Platte, eic John E K-lly. .
Dakota. etiN. S. Porter.
Otoe O. P. Mason nnd O II Irish.
Sarpy, etc E H Rogers
Wahlrlglon, etc. J. T., Davis.
. Nemaha J. L.. CarsonJ '.'
Lancaster, eta John Cadman.
Pawne, etc R, H; Pressoa.
Richardson E. S. Dundy.'
On motion, Convention adjourned sine
die: 1 :-' ' -:- '--' - 1 - ' -l '
O. P. MASON. President:
D. H Wheeler, Secretary.. ,
PE0BATE sbflCE.
NoMee is hereby alven" to ail persona Interested
that S. A. Chamber as Execator of tbe Uce Willis
Hii: deceasi d h filed hia'-eounts fur final teuit
ment at roj o ffl e , ai d ibat Mtu-iaj. the 8 b day cf
October. A. D. 166 atlOo'clotk A. X.; la tbe time
appointed for examining and allowine ib imi.
. ' SKOErK V. FAIRBROIHER,
60-3 1 a CO Frobate Judt.
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Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Kcruy. 2 1-2; miles weft of Brown
ville, Nrbrai-ka. .
ll-'U, uiuvis iviiru iui iiianiuj.U9 p a I ,
Orance Fences'; vyhich tHbe done in
tb very vH fiyfe, ar.d'wairanfeJ.
Our charges for building IIJe Fences, and
lows; . ... ...i-... ' -A I Together' tyith tne
y(J cts. per Kod, around a IbO acre tract. Custom Made h
Sl.i;5 . "" " 40
mm
a"t
CVtih arye-Ias variety of
w
'N O T...I O N :
Stock
rf
BOOTS AND
SHOES
'wliich
SHERIFF LE;
'P....n. hnnrt a r i n vi..v " r a rA a I E ve r bfou ?hl to this CitV all of
o'clock n. m.. on the lath d.v cf S-Dtrnber- 1S55 I aa rxnrrhnsoA nrmr ta thi late aGfao'-
r f ' ivuj uui yuuvv w w - .-...-
introntof Itainey and Lewis Strrft' tbe tul.dics - which enable us t oflfrr supf
mwnicn tija List-term wiae uw not vourt was njia ' i j ' .,j.)ftur
in the town of Brownville, in . rmaba Coumy in rir enduoemepU to those OsirfUf vi -
the Terrrtory of Nebraska, I shall sell at Public I rhainQr. We abo. kerD Oil hand
T 1 . 1. . n - . i- c 4 .
t enaue ine louowing pniperty to- wit : ' 4 q e
Three jcie Cl Oieu.One War?.n and Five chains 2luP 0L
laKen as tne property ot Aii. uarnes to saiisiy
au executito against rim in favor of David U.jugo.
- - WM. G. ULAStiOW, Sheriif.
Smiih F. Tuttle, Deputy i
- August 31st 1S65, 4'i 2t 5. 0 ' '
LEGAL jYOTl CE.
E.D. A Hen, a non-res dant, and tht unknown
heirs of E 1 Allen, will take notice that' Rithard
E Ua?e, will ji-ly by motion, at the next tirm of
the iJijitrict Uourt. to be holden in pa l r."Vtmca
County op the 21th of September. 186, at Urown
ville.tur an oidrr of thecourt directing the Clerk
to eupply and make up a petfeot reccrdf ia a cer
tain cnuse, heretofore, pending, wherein R. E.
Case was pUintidfand C D Alien was defendant,
a!s, that the sheriif supply a lost execution in
said case, and ba diree'ed to etecuie te-eaiJ K.E.
Case, a deed to Block three, in North Brownvil'.c,
tasHCcaat7. 43 3t 7(V PICHARP E. CA5T,
Orocerio
r. - : v . . . , '- ' .
And a good a.'sortment ot
aTjEiiEs'iiEi
Pixr
Rememter tbe PIe.Maia -t a$
-v iJ,..m.,.,. olnriliftoO'', .
ta V y 9 a r'uv)i
- 9-l0-4ly inin ,
Post once Hours.
Vail n,.cs 7 wVloek, P.
QrJhern Vil Closes 7o'cJkK. P; M; ' ; . A jf
- m ui rinaea Mond-tT a 7 e o.-kX, 'V-
: ; A stock observance of tJ c 'w
trsnblo and vexation of ririt v
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