. RATES 0 F A D V E UT I S lllu,
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER.
rciLiifiP TirTarBAT tr
GEO. W. HILL Cl CO.,
ldr.rti.tr Block.Uatn S't Between l.t 2d
0B4qrrt(tfa liaea or Uaa) atas iUa ft O
lull feKiticaal Ifiiertloa
i ei
Bu:CiC:di, til 1U Cr 11, 4t J"Tf
13 W
in mt
ta c j
tl
4 C
J ca
tS G
IM
si ew
la a
Cr. caicain, jf r,
cc ball column, run ytr,
Oi lourtb citma, cl veir,
CtiftSi ciltinjn,co
one cuIvud lx axU
On tlf ulunin aix month
Or fourth ftlun u six noi.H l
Oc t .CuoIueils.x c:octt -
()D tIf Cu.uiuo Tar c-.LBii .
():. f,nl caioiiitt iiet aoix
On giih eo.caa Xrc tcontaa
ny ii .
n r
Aunouucii c eiruui t'T tCc9
Stray noMica (e icw '
Siriy cHri at trac:ot i4rrtUii"
All tranc at advtrtiaeaaeot muti fca paid la 4
uce. Tearly xdventttoienu mrttrty :a advaac
All k:n-iof Book aad Card rUutn taa 1
be bct at t va abort ulic sad rtaaotubta ttriau.
LIBEUTY AND UNION, ONE: AND :INSEPARABLE NO AND FOHKVEIt,
BR0WNVILL12, NEBRASKAV M 11, 1866
VOL. XL
N K S d C A K 1)55
i..ra.ir.i ro m ine III
IT ., f .1
( ) I ,T A.T I.IcrAN
(I,. !l. l.a .. hau r .m .I.ts cti of Ami.ut-1-
flcii-r: Ilulladay & Co's Hr4 Slorc
firo oor i of rot Office,
y s.SJt",n " vyn to Obflfn-n
I II All LI S HLLLMKU.
Baal and Sitae
2VX .iX SL JFi. ,
PROWKVILLB W T.
' ... ,v,. a 'uii'ir K-.cW "f "fl !
, t v. i t.f.rfl ml W ."7 l"ng
(M -'IOM WOUK
,hj -.(XnoCash. T'
...
v
i . PI O" CU "
n hwi n. :i f lw
la lin. x-'.S
r T-T HOUSE.
;. V ..if- Uvci) fctablr
i r.o?i. riioi'tiincii
m "t t-tappri Mnin nnd Waior.
v. ro mo 1030 iy
c : i) W A W." THOMAS,
. i VOrifsEY jf AT LAW,
: u :Liy't' IN't:;! AXCKllV.
".. . m:mhaska.
v : ciiioy Goods
iwf . r . a .J.)or west oi the Post Office
ill ) - V ll.I.i:, .CIIK4MiA.
i .i . k ! r Mil bum i rr
, ' frrv.l. rcrj tiling in il. Millim rj lire
fc- i ti i" a illy i.n Um.l. Irpi-f-rihing, il"Dnct
? r'M t Tii .km in.; Juno t rS-r.
:i-.'-.tr.2i ISti. v'J-n--2Slj
MARSH & CO.,
tL't't EM)R T I MABII & ZOOK.
fnu ,ws Arnts ainl Staiu)i:er.v,
lol OlTicc llullfllnp,
IS!:oVVI U.K. NK)ll.SKA
ir-..n litnl i r. 1 uro i' itiintl v ecii vinjf
f-co. u)i .f llM.v. I'orio li'-V. Stuf i.'tiary.
r--cr.,Si 111. mil-, Sb. H oVk;;iNi ! nf"c-
i 1 I !" iSnra I i alll.l .a ni. .i4l rt-a f 1. ,ti f
''in I '' 17. t vm1a mnfct. aii
I V.
1 . iM ,illtil,
'2
ov- ropxi tcr.
" : ' Lq I
11 i
. ?t Street
;i ir the pul ;l at
I r i.-V
? - M SlaOFS.
I?
t I .- i.vr Lrt diratchrS
'." i 4 ' i
IU-30 (uiiQ
(JATi& a.(MSFIKLD,
BHii fi LAYERS
p L'A TERE R S .
' Tr.-i, i. r hp. kuj.i.jr, l'H-trrin.
..n . J 1. Hi; M.jny in th ir lu.e
''"ty oixirjipi.kt.'ioajuLer,
' " f'- x-17-iy '
JAMK.-S Mi-DFOUp,
A N I "
2nd and Main iiiretts,
tr r i.. 4 H iii.dt of w-rk In kuliaa
ta js4mafclf ttroa. -lai
r ii it n ii if ii r,
I 4 il A II T
ri :ii if i uiii..
1 11 i
AST
:- I I
a l.ilM WALHTFH B ' I -.
Hj:i32-SI;n t Ornamcnfal
&J!lX JNT '17 2UL
Ghzicr, GiUur, nrair.er,
PApER HANGER etc.
All woik done in a workrran
like mmner, a'd on atrickjy
O jSl S
TEUMS.
a i i: o i i .A x rr
TAY Is
5
A..j. J.J. CO
KICI.AUI) F. HAKHIT, 1
mmi MB AGilT.
AND DEALER 1
LAND WAURAKTS i LAND SCRIPT,
Petional nttrtifioti torpnlihtj Location.
Office In J. Ii Carbon Banian House.
IlltO WN VILLK, NKBRASKA.
x-14 ly fi-iiii
ilBEKAWi'TCBK";
AND
JOSEPH S II U T Z
IIK jut .-eeivrl ud wi'l t rt intl.y keep i
Liti.l h laro miiJ well aclccUdsioik of gci.uiuuat-k-k'i1
in line.
One Door tm of Grant's Store, bJorrn
Villf. "tbrusl.d.
Hopairiiis
Of CI.kxs; WiUhesand Jewelry d..ne on the abort
eat Nutlet .
WORK WARRANTED.
Br-nTiiIf. Nb.. Mc?i 6tli 1Sf6. 10 ?6 ly
C. F. STEWRT. M- dT
opncE
Soirh E Kt f.rnT of Main an I Firt Srrcrif
n rid vrs ti m. e, iv c ii k a s it a .
Ofrict HofRS-7 t. 9 A.M,n.t I to 2 and t
7 P. M
nownt-Hlr.Xebraa.May 5th, ISi'tJ- N'oat.l
OIlAltLl (J. DOK b H Y
ATT0H17EY AT LAW
o
AVx Poor io Canon' 'a Z?-.
MAIN SinEET
TIPTON & HEWETT, t
: 47m ') r v
:.:r::;::juorciis m aiu,
. aw aaa
I,;)VNVILLE. NEBRASKA.
" ir-h T.5. ly.
RESTAURANT
AM)
OYSTER SALOON
ti-V. ti u dm ll.d f if rm:n tlie uHic Ilia' l e
..jU-t i.M:e'ilit ail 'iit. beiw ti Irtan.i2ud.
ltUtllTl.i.l: 1KRAKA.
a ReEtaurnt and Oyster alccn
Uo, CntooiionMrii-. C;innd Fialt, lrid
Frail, icv$ f .-II kind. Tei, I flee. ' Kr
Tob-cco. I'otatoe iweaU'iatis nd cterjihu -g
U'nallj kept in a r taiu gmceij u.te.
ESTMEALS SKUVtl AT ALL I10DRS JS
x U I
Evan. Worthing.
JVkolcsa!c & I;etail Dcaltr in ChoicO
Liquors, Wines, Ale, Bear,
PITTS IHTrfAfaO'TIIUASIIIKtt
1 1 1 c ii i i:. ivi: w y o u ii 9 1: ? r 1 4 -
KXG lUMI'LR. QUAIu:ii3IOW-
1:11 ana puCK EYE cletita-
1
"ITXEY'S BLOCK,
Mainqtrejet't Bron-nville
Viyf nib IWI 10
fr.na
SWAN & BROTHER
(3uccenr f Mcl',neh'n Swan )
fuiaaa t ey van vuuatng.
We rospcctfully.nnnousiop to the
Public tint they haVu non in store, n
NTcw and Largo Stock of
FAMELY J
AND
To which they invite the nttcntior
(f purch .sers.. - -
YOU, WILL FIND THF BEST
Super . T as, RloiinU Java nf
I'urc tiaer Vhicgtr' and Coal
oil at
wa & mm.
Canned FyuUh in gxcnl vux'cly one
M' Utc lnl qualify ; 1 'at-viijK p'tiktv
'fyslcrs. iS.t fines. ''in ,
.Vt.vAiv, .1 Ho' rlo!iirc 'au.i' and
1 1 rcslcrj n Caere: iSfuct e. al
SWAN & BROS.
Sv n and JTth;r (Kbin; t ci';J
j 1 tiriiLr. attention to their l ;igv
Mid V.iicil Stuck of
Tobacro. con?i.ti N;i'tir;il L h
1 1 t Npcarni Miid clier lninu- lr ;i ti
if I'luiX Ta C tl le l(l:ililitrs. o
Fine cut a id Sjiiukitj Tiidait o.
Vrou2h1 ad C!ut Nil.; of all iz
p;ides. Sliovel?: Bromiia, Sowing Twinf j
mil Scoop Shovels nt
SWAN & IJUO'S
The liflieKi rl r puld-for DKilcr,
kkss, and coumr prouace ar
SWAN" & BliO
Co:isti!t vour intcrtt by Cxiinin-
i.i Sw.m & Pro's. Goods and prices
bcfuie buvinK eleulitre.
y.l()-:i4 ly. ;
llcclliif? of School i:nmlnri
Noiict i. liercliy il.t I h l. il nt I
''ssiiuini't nt Ja'ttuvtia I'l uniy. Xs l.r:k;i. ill hnld
iifi-lii p fur ihu K.t 1 tfi m t i in .f Triirl r l r
;iia ( unT, t t ho fii i f K. W. 1 ! ms.
m r.nwuvilI-.on the l?t Sullirdiiv in -very ni.mr! ,
elwun the hours' of n I .1 I'. M. A f I 1 icun's
ir certiilt uti'fi nrv reqnireii t. he r Mt mi'
iVI' ck. itrerisn lv. or iIh-t tpiM n.if- h ex uiiihcd.
No person need n j Ij a t any otl.i-r I imp.
Ir oriler i inc nm(i.
E.W. THOMAS.
G U A N T'.S
caeai cash store.
Main Street Li t ween First and -Second.
BROWN VILLE, N. T.
-
I Wi.uM UrS cetfu!lv int'orm t!e CiitfiH ol
llrownvill.'.ni.d f urnmiidirii oaitr that I hve
iml received mv fall Stock of ' J, coneijtinj ol
Boots BHe
Of th latesir h.vf .juiil.ty. Vena Iiwitj
jut It M.ij. d' uhle H.1d IW!,Kiu- Ki K:s
inl eh-ldrn I-Hifaii4 AH ki.-.fei . hi-
lie' l t an 1 S.i iei ! r-i j S i-i.t a n 1 'k'"' 'I s I a .V -
India Hubber and Itnllo Qvtr Shot s
for (jt'iitjt'uirn ;uid i.ii.Iis
Groceries of Kvcry Kind,
Consi'.ijnj f die b Lraud or
Sunr. CllVe. Tea. IVpj" r. All.-pio-.
S.idi. Candles Tcl-acco. Mauhc.-.
Starch. &c. &.
Wooden War3, StontJ Wafe,
Thp Kt Quili'v of
T.Vi bji-t W..U.I li .l r a.i I Over .Sh fit, s '
Sill by lhPf.ii hi er 1'iiTel
WHICH II K ! KKIif KOH SAl.K
C L-I K A. FC ) I v C ASXI
Al!.l yiiicH b ."Tnrs at Iheloirert p;-;ee. 'Jput-
iiiuel iui t iva unJer9'-
KEROSUN & GASS
O " 35a
TEA ANDOOFFKK Koil.Ki&S 2I.LTfi TOTS OIL.
CA$sa.. Ac
ill .. titf,, r.r a fami'' tra.' I"
y U( with JCt(ri.i.O;i,..ria- i n Je fi
Ti trot.iii.. ,it tilt fi)" i'a.1 tj . a
ptker ii e. - ; "V
Kith Ariiele iiiansiaturi'd by t hi C ip !'
uaranlr.H t ) 5 rf im all il r'-imed tor it.
li?S fnd I or Cl r la rJ
' " LV-trnl Pitt ! In 7V."'.
KEKOSEN LAMP Hf-.ATER CO ,
2 VV A n Ii ST Ii r FT, N V.
Jn1. lt IPftt f ininl a ill
PROBATE NOTICE.
X-ta la ti-reby rlTfn to all rersona inter. 11
ttiat S A . Ctiamter aa Kxeoati.r of te ' Willis
11UI doeea-ct h i fllai.t hi arroiiTita 1 r fl 'al
mnt at my ffl . i.nl'.a U rlny. 'be 8 b ;yo(
Oc.-f. a.D. l-65tl0r.'cl-ck A M.. 1 ho lima
apiHiliUeil or examirina ian.l '0,,SrT"ilTHB
iVcbmslifi ijucvtiscv
JOHN I. COI.HAi'P.lCDtTbH.
9
riKoWNVlLLFttIIlteSIAY. II OCT.. 1S68.
(From our Extra of ta t Vo y ) : .
GmttGathcringof Loyalists.-
2.000 "lNliOIIiCIL!
XLXAHA COUXn WIOE-A-WAKE!
Great EnlliuIasm ! I'nbotmtlcd
Confidence! !
TLcy 'Kail'cd fi m t!:e Ealhey ralKeil
' : In m ti e U'cd,
Slioatsn lie But c- iy of Freed m!"
Tii- IMsiss Me uiii nnd Hirhcn
kiIImi Jy iIih llidic.il Union m'n nf N
iii.ii.a ivmr , io ine l n L' lig'a I'ridr.
t:t- ii o.-t'jjioii.jUs' HiCi'H.-kSi.
A- -a i V nnui o'Ll.iu'i leaiin fjll-d
1. nl tv 'tin Hti l f.eau'V of ihe
iliiir lUl t' t!.H J.lnul:i. ltl!
C ii i .' .
, ' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ll.il" till 11 l-'JJ) H tj ll Ii
;( b t (I i hoi U - .ir?it'ii.'h iul nud rlltjr?
rt ;i.d aci nw Hhi jjiition. ai.d sill
vir .i -a i it liicll othrr 1. 1 yivi.ij: all a Jiany
'.ifc Ico'io.
liy Brmnviilr dd' caiion tarnd
from Iith. ji.-t c -! d hy.iiir ownvili
Il!i- Bind, in.d'-r tin MiirTiiiid.iin:'
l CajU 4'r.- n. Marslial oi ile day
'bout- 10 ' I . nrf arrive! ilr il
jii'iii.tl l.riuet'ii 11 and 12 Aboui fifty
c irr ia'j'-. ttMiisr-'in. and uihcr wuiulua.
ri piju'." d i! i Irani.
fcVar Lo ll t int't'iinir wit- orrran z d
by 1 clioic- of S I'. M j 'i s. Cbair.ii.ui.
A coiiuiiiiie wa Uini ti ppi:ii-cl
r cfiv ihr C ;iiolilrc t:re. and
irtatiL' tbn i.ihlf. ,.M jhimn Utci
Br n. Vi.ie n r.a-i inr Iin5. lieep.
iit'ii. i!C...tth'lii for ihe I) irliurj i.f.
- 1 (mi -t. VV".- jViy f- o all- 1 Oil
b'lrf ln; denier lioir. and dflivered
me of ill-! ft o-st .-p eij) ve eTrT.lis .
ir-i ip l to. powr-rliil. I pinit, I 'jr cil ;
a iff ulmb 'ttl!y ihr! JJind. wb t
ihr iu liei.C' riMf a d sanf -It iliy r m d
ll;e flHir boy-.'' tnl tile lull- an ! wn.lj.
rninr wnli :li crand chorus of I -y 1 1 1 y
.i i be siim() of tli dnon- ai'2 i'ib' Iv.
th- ladies iiiaft'bfd m ilie lablf. and J .!
nut j If j i.-iic- t. il:e vind.. il y
be will rn.-iMl iinrt juicy i-e f. poikano
million Tin conn'iy is afe while ii
bmui." 'really nj ' good. Mdisicnti il
food. Pie, raki. iiirU y. chicken, lam.
and in fact : plenty of go d cheer" wa.
there. 'Jhe in li mo tly Biibarnd P
iifu-r the manner of die B y m Bin-.'
and vv -inul jirk. sheen, and fo-ef. "lill
V- ii coidibi t rel "
A cot p!e nt Jnlinoriir'S were ihere ;
lii y yiui'd roui.d for Mane iim, n I hm
bni.o aiile io nppeits ill ir caving f r
Lr mi iMid bnei-r.-' ibey acnnliy t a
piece ol Il.t bcil heep. whc'i had. pre
vinn.x to beiinj roa-sied. w.irn
Idiik
W O.i
Vet, fuch IS 'l I. V force i f Mil : II re ih 11 wh-ii
Jwhi;?i)iiiif M Liinsrry bsM al inosi
.u.yihiijo lor trend aid builcr, soiiietime
his ow p wokU
A 1 r the "'C:iijni-pary store? bad hen
encircled iy the ra.'ical hosie. iha bind
mitde the woods reound - - w iljl l.'l'i.-ic
wbilt? tlie I pnblicanHanai U n lilfd
A. i:oii,al hymn was h-tiMinir- when.
Dr. Mi l'b r.Min opened with a few p'cv
n mri'i k. and ininduc-.d II -n. T. M
.Marqneiie, Republican "candidate ior
Deleyatt. , : .
Mr Marqu-ue delivered a ppppc'i 'f
ieat p uver and paihos; one tlial weni
kTHtuht.-jif tje fieart of 1 i midline-
M s .speeVh !id linn great Vr.-ili . and wm-immensely.-rhei
n d By th tmi Mr.
Mhkjo tie i IosmI it wa nar 4 o'clock
On fn"":'ii 1' T4 v.oed ih-' Oo pre.-.r
ri i.oiii;ne. jk of ilie pnioil JJepubl Cin
pir -y for Coui exilian and Terrhnrial
. -prei roanves f al.'k c tudid it? for
?:;fe .M ht-ir MlS'.lt'- Ilepres-ll'Utiye-.
fbti. .1 f ti T He Il 1 nbl can candi
dau: b.r M. mil -r i f ill- 40 h Conure.
bt-injr preeri: iva- 1'alled for an I respon
ded i:i bn'ppy ppech. which fHt all to
rhtffii'kr in l-'? clef.. The hour
b Mii! bitP. lie found 11 ujpu;sibe to en
ter m'o the iriejs of ih- dy.
A National air wa then stinjr. the
wh ! aodieiiC" jtuiioi the band played,
yi.d thref, ri'ii.-jnif ceeras' for Couizress
were civfti: (lorh 'Andy bad fiertrd
W'ld I iiave mad hi ii more stars
4bnn be rreudy left wi h h.i proselile.)
aiurthe crowd .Ii p?r.-er.
A lijrjzer itd 111 rf enthusiast ic trmyd
jierfr fathered .in Ieiiiiihii county; at
least 2",C00'ptirsohVwere f fe?ent. and-all
but two . were heart and "foql with the
b.yal Gincress of the United States.
I rai W jiever will ; ring. AVi'ib inore
hearty, loyaliheers ; and nerer see a
more unjtrd audience! p
Three cheers and a tier for the Con
creis xf lh United J States, atid the
Unioa Republican Tisitct of Nebrakff III
Woolworth Addresseth
the Unterrified.
Paddoc'; Announced but ftils to
Cjnif to Time.
Parstnw to announcement iw th
Union, j. Ah oolwonli adorersed ih
citizens ,f thi? p!ice a.t Saturday nigh'
at McThers-on's Hill. A ;t Copp-r
besid-Jolintoii sp aker.is n great mri'V
.1 1 . 1
in tnee parts, unite a lare auuit ni e
t;aih"red in.
Mr Wodivorth s'nrted cut with r
'big thing on peac. p c lue he he s i id
lie fpoke inrhuich where G. id is weekh
worshiped a rdnrhtly soaked con-eira
nve rear us rnumked "hie, gov-d pui.it
Bully:"
'J ne speaker ?ee npd th-irouhly em
I tied with ilie Grille id. u re.-oi ution. ami
drew uj'ou ir'iuam'y for proof tliat reb'.-l-shotiM
t;e let. into Conyre-NS. He tsxu'..
Line du never asked oe ; atid I th i
Jibiiun stood great and pre-eminent be-cau.-e
be saw a in iliu miiii-j I'gh' He
-eemed like a uiilil wh J ii iJ been asleep
during all the blood and carnage aftn
jhnse resolutions' were parsed, and had
atyke oniy to J a ell on them lor ihe
ben fit of 1 ebel.
He ald the Democratic party were
uKiiys in favor of thii Union ; forgetting
that the U in icratio p iriy i.as liueateii
nl 10 break uj the Union sii.c llO. ai,d
f .ti make- the " atttiii jo. thruun Davis,
Brft.kiundi;' ana the S.ui hern Ueiiij
cra; 10 lbUO ; every Qrdin ui'j.' ut
ce i ri was pa'; dby 'D.Miiocr..ts, an I a
Ucmocrai, Lluiond Kulli 1, tired the lira!
r lio liaii;l the "Union : hut the little
s -I.-ffrpi-ci left in him proiiipted bim to
i.iow iut li s liaius when ihe war laiied
Wi.y oon't they ilo it now ?' .
He opfo?ed Congress beciiis itletihe
ret. el bute accejt the terms by ratifying
he Auiei.dmeni, hut di I not let ihe u tu
rn Uoiire to help make then ! Taxed
rrlcl and.woi.lJu't lei traitors frame
ia a. .r tlia coiintry !
He taid ni.lioJy re.jjted the Jaws, all
was p ace and uiel down South I How
.itou- IjcliuionJ, Atemphis, New Ur
lea ns and lijiihaui Texas, where latest
aivi-e r-ny ih rebels have tesiegtd u
jjHinsotioI white aofriiera?
Qmitrd iruin ihe D claiation of Inde
penileiice thai tiovermtieiiis derive iheir
juit jMiwti fr.in coiucent of the govern
eil ; bui nude application for the benefit
ut rcb-l only ! Are Ji n lite 4.0U3 000
neyroes govtrued .ithd that lo by those
wh. wayeil a -lfuuiiy war to nlore com
pietely enslave ih ni ? ,TUen he apph- d
tne iue of no mxaiion without rrpre
centa'ioo" for the peuelit of white trai
fir. , ami ignored black loyalists! Di
ih.y nut huve to pay taxea i And are
1.01 thw.-e taxes, from ihvsuiullesl to the
ureaitH iiniojd wi.hout their cous'jeui ?
Woo! worth o! lr-n nlluded to his tairness,
hoi. or iiMibj bui iuJLusly kept all
three out o? Mghl. "
lid ald Lu.C)Iii had. invited rebeU
back once, atid iherelore they should be
ailuiltled into C-MlgresV whenever tniy'd
a mind income ! runs, if you light with
a 11. an and you .ncea:k him to cease and
fit rrfu.it.f. yo.i ijie LounJ to grant, hint
U'talccr fie uviy demand .afterwards I
Fa'iited Uon;jre..-k lor not rerern i to
any ojiii inHee ilj i (Jrede.itial- of rebels
aciii Iror.i die S01M1, ah I not even tho.-o
ol loyal Miyoard. of Ten.i., ahhough
.-nth a lllre would bale commitled ih
na ion to ihe r. cognition of 1,'ih rili: of
rtbt-b to a vo ce in national affairs eie
tin y Ii.mI givi'ii any j.'i,arr uitee ihat they
would accept ihe Hiuiiiou. Horace
.Mayi.aid Inuutlt upheld Congress i.i this
course
b.iys all radicals wre disur)iQni?ts be
cause, he s-aid. iliry ba I waged the war
lu aboli:h flaverv; but delivered a HC'.iy
eul.igy on' Lincoln, vyho is,ucd the E n-aii-i;a
I m Procl nil itJoti I
He opposed depr;vmg the South of i;s
repi eaeiitation on negroes, and jad that
wan it they were entided to 50. ' t
72 ihat the Nofih had Upward of 200,
kuole nmnher in C nress is -II, 3 and
muni rei! if this 200 fnn-d that ti.is 50
Would gobll d Vni up; he.ivy clieers.J
.-ad if th bo ah wt-fe deprived of t.Hai
ii w nil! reiiuci her to ii'J members, fit !
' L.
win b- 6 ai,d if tdie gets the increas
ed representation it would gire ihem on
ly 3L actually )t will be D(L which vi h
ijurrtiei ia cojperheads and Democrats
would 'iive tiifiii nearly a innjority.es
ptcialiy when we c.n-idr thai what the
$.iiii,i eeis in . incr a?ed representation
ihe North w.l-' losf? if) proportion This
i- il.e oiily K'Uoh he giive ihe Cousiiiu
Sional" Amendment.
He, declared in favor of giving the
negro Civil Rights ! IIjw are you cops
who declare that Civil Rights means
suffrage
He fa id Congress had declared the
Suih idiou'd received as they were be
fore rebellion, if rebels would lay down
iheirarms! Every person remembers
how' Sh-rm m term, to Joe Johnson
Tr piiri td l y Congress and the loyal
fjifih. those terms were to reinstate the
Siate governments as they were at the
adoption of ihe secession ordinance !
Fa.died Congress for not redeming
tfndy's pledges ; and eulogized Andy
for violating his ovyn to the party which
ejected him I r .
'Said Coiigress would n9t admit mem
bers after the Amendment had been ad
opted ! Forveijiing that Tennessee was
admitted wiihuTlioura after ratifying
it j : ' " ' . ' ' .
Radicals, he' said.- say they want a
permanent peace, a thorough cure' of the
wound, and say we warn to scab it over.
Iinrnensft cheers.
Says Thad Steven's declared for con
fiscatioc. and pi.ched in'o Thad ! For
getting: that his pel, Andy, has said that
rebel properiy ouaht 10 be confiscited to
parjhe National D.fbt ! .
. He told a story; lawyer arrested ih
England frit taking n fee in copper; his
excuse to ihe'pjurt was'that be had first
ffot f.lfhis cliaMs fold, next nil his silver
then nil he rould gei was copper ; point:
Uir!icals had ia'en all the Southern cold
and silver and now th-y were "going
for" the Coppr ! At this point we no
ticed many conservative boots raised to
mmp. but theirownerssuddeatly rcra'ch-
d their heals and slowly lowered their
bovs! - r
Altogether, it wai.ihe rriost camplete
tissue of falsehood and sophistry ever
uttered in this ciiy, and cops will, ac
knowledge it. before six months I
Remember, he spike for Alorton's
benefit; this lying was Mortonian in it?
hii? proportions, nnl will doubtless -da
much to advance that arch-copperhead's
cause in this section ! We only wish
erery copperhead in this 33uaiy could
have heard it:
What bis Political Friends used to
TJiink of Illm!!J
T. II. Roterison. editor of the Omaha
Ntbraskian. in 1S57, was Chairman of
the I'lattsmouih Convention which nom
inatedAIorton for the present campaign.
It is truly -gratifying to note the follow
ing good (?) opinions which ihu old
friend of Aloriou's used to entertain of
him. We copy from the Nebraskian of
September Sih, 1857:
"We suppose it was written by one J;
S'erling Morton. for.ner editor of the
News, and now the manager of the pa
per through a tool of his, recently im
ported from Michigan, by the ;name of
Milton W; Reynolds. iThis Alorton, the
writer, was elected upon the Ferguson
tipket to the Legislature of the Territo
ry, and will make a cood representative
of the W HISKY INTERESTS UF THE
TERRITORY."
The Nebraskian of October 21st, 1Sj7,
said of Morton :
The News of Nebraska City, (edited
by J. Sterling Morton.) and ihe Times
of this tow n, ed.ned ami controlled by two
as UiVMlTICATKn VAIi AllOXD
ever wit through life to thtir ap-tuuhurrA
are qfiite de'speraiH in iha "Iteration acu f
reiteration of falsehood and and Sfimt !
concerning B. B. Chapman. If
W - . ... . - 1 -
what
they say can hive any inUaenc i in J
any direction upon the minds of any hon
orable men. they certainly are coing jjood
service for AJr. Chapnau. The New
aided Air. Chapman quite unintentionally
iwo years ago by a i nilar course. We
have but one request to make of lhes5
two papf rs. and ihat is, ihat they will n t
-peak iif Air. Chapman's ' praise, since
ihat is the only way ihey can possibly
injure him."
And again the stime paper of the same
due complimented "Alort" as follows:
J. Stealing Alorton. of the Nebraska
C.ty New, mikes in bin piir of last
week, a Characteristic! LYING attack
upon Mr. ( h ipiu in. an I intimates a wish
that Air. Chapman or hi friends should
notice him. STEALING, wo d not
think you will be raufi-fd. THERE
A R I ! SOME VERAtlN Tf)U D1S
GUSHNGLY FOUL TO EVEN PUT
ONE'S BOOT UPON. YOU ARE
UNIVERSALLY CONCEKDED TO
BELONG TO THAT CLASS. How
does ihat strike you t
And still again the Nebraskian of Sept.
31, 18-37 makes the following prediction
in regnrd to his present owner:
i "J. Sterling Alorton rode into town trj
dy on a load of coal.''- Nebraska Ctlij
Hews.
If there is any inrh in the doctrine cf
fnuire rewards and punishment, he will
nde into HELL on a load of fcrimtone.
Xihraakiun.
Mas A. Strickland, editor cf the
B-Hvue Gazette in 1S-5S, a Democratic
paper, tai J of Alortoi .
' Vila h a great prototype in Benedict
Arnold, whose' example, in this instance,
he has followed Vo the letter. Des
pised by all his former companions in
arm, detested by his present associates,
for they love the treason anJ de-pise
the traitor. let his very name be a
' hissing and a by-word" throughout the
Territory.
,YYoti have talent, you have ability
you only lap honesty."
This was t'ie opinion of a cotempo
rary Domocrat who knv him well."
Strickland, when the war broke out, erf-
listed, and rose to the rank of Colonel ;
and. we believe to Brigadier General.
It will be well if the citizens of Nebraska
heed this "yoje frpm th put." espec
ially Atorton says -HE HAS NO Y
CHANGED!"
Mm.' L Boydston, a Democrat, who
lived, in Nebraska Citjr Slrtoa's home
wrote hick home, while an a rip east,
to the Nebraska City Press, as follows:
. PiXTSBCttcu. Aug. 23. 1SG0.
Dear Sir I hare jusi received your
letter of th8 lSih in?t., inforaiing .me
that, J. Sterling Alorton is-the Pemo
cratic nominee for Delegate to' Congress.
In answer permit as to y that T feel
ujw, as I Lave felt for the Ut etghteea
months, thai h is unworthy the cocfi
dene? M the people and especli!! of dj?
Democratic rfirty- I. 'thefefefi, as
Democrat frotn principle, and having tha
cause of Democracy at heart,' and be!i?v?
ing that it would bedegradingthsa titat
honored principles ta electa man so void
of principle, shall take great ileis ire ia
uin; wl atever inIjecci 1 may rjgisi
for his. defeat.
, ! ; ' Wlia'i Afraid;!
Not the Cop ;ypu bet ! Vhe.i' they
rented the Hall for Woolworth. (by-the?
way, where'a Paddcck; sick ?) they
wouid assent to nodiing ebcrt of having
complete pussf5jiori of the Hall util
they blfw out the lights and gave up th'j
key ! This was to prevent anybody from
reply;ng to Woolworth r ""And 'when we
went home,' an hour after the spoakicjr,
a light was still burning, an I a Cop. in
die Hall watching for"the adveht of thy
dreaded Radical who might reply J The
only thing they would consent ,to was
that their meeting should not interfera
with Episcopal service on S jriday nnrnt
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one, when ihey thus tare fair discussion
before the people. ' ,
... .. wMMW . 3 Lk I ICillil I 4M. A? kJ ULA
No Numbering of Votes.
The cbnoxious election' law requiring
the ballots to be numbered haj been re
pealed. 'The object of this law was to
intimidate all those who were not wiling
to vote the radical ticket, for by this Iay
it was in the power of the Judges of elec
tion. Clerk of election and county Clerk?,
to tell how each man voted, and . if h
didni vote radical, why he W3s denounc
ed as a copperhead. Intimidation won't
work any longer ; we propose voting ouf
sentiments this time. It is a glorious
privilege to be an American citizua. tai
do as you have a mind. to.
Free .speech, and a fair Ballot or a
big fuss. National Union.
The above is Democratic ; published
in a Democratic sheet, and we are to!d
that Bedford, at Fairview, thanked God
that this law was repeated I To ihoxr
the falsehood ia the above and design of
the law, tve copy section 10, cf the Jaw,
OVPr lb rpPPrt! nf whirh f h a 7)j -r..,..-. ...
are to delighted, frfia page I JO, laws ut
- 12.Oae cf il.i j ;;i cf e!ct'
liv - -J ren.iv- i.i .rom ta
i c r--; g to v .::-, a: ; : uuq timt
ar.iiuuacic Um nameca suz person la a
clear, distinct, voice, and, if ihe judgt
hall be satisfied the person oiTeniig
vote is a legal voter, hts'v.cket shall bs
placed in the ballot box ti'i'Mou! inspecting
iie names wrilfejx or printed thereon, and
the clerks of election"-shall eucr lhj
name of the voter and the uduibef in tne
poll bock, agreedble to the form pointed"
out in the ninth section cf this act ; and
it. shall be the duty of the .judges ta
cause tube placed on each ballot th a
number correspciiding with the cum
ber uf the veer cllering ihe same, end
the Said ballots afier being ccumed rbali
be sealed vp in a package, and deltvered'
to the county cleik, who thai! deposit the "
.'ame ballots in ins cllive where ther
shall be suftly kept for twelve months
and (he county clerk shall not allow Jhs
same to le insptcted, utile ia cases of
CONTESTED ELECTIONS, or th
faiiin become ncessary as EVIDJvNCE
IN THE COURTS, and no judge cr
clerk of an tiectioh shall disclose Ihe
names of a candid als voted fjr ly any
voter tinder the penalty of a fi:ie of ()llb
IlunOrcd Dollars, to te collected bi-'
tore a justice of the peace ia the town--hip
where said judges and clerks reside,,
and said fines shall bi paid ioto th coin
nion fcchcol fund belonging vd the county.
Any reader.caa see plainly the ioteni
of the law to prevent fraud, atd toniako
contested cases less freque&t! Even if
the law was as claimed, what right tav
Democrats to howl? They ha e tha
county tfiices of the twolargfst counties
on the river Otoe and Douglas and a
fair proportion of back ccumie ia their
hands!
There can be put cne solution cf their
fejoicing and that is because the barrier
to ballot-box stuffing and dishonesty
haa been repealed ! Why should they
i i i i
siyie me jaw oonoxious else j e give
it as our deliberate opinion that J. Ster
ling ilorton'i friend)i will this Fall at?
tempt the largest swindle ever attempted
in Nebraska far exceed the L'eau qui
court and Buffalo county frauds in 1SG0,
on which' Alorton contested ths teai of
Hon. S. G. Daily. : - . . !
Last fall when the vote of tha village
of Oreapolis. Cass county, was returned
and it was announced ihat the people had
given a nearly unanimous "vote for Sam
uel G. Daily, J. Sterling "Alorton, wha
was sitting in ih Banking cSice of Sab
ler Co., io this city, remarked: tThank
God. the Legislature is Drsscratisparid
I'd like to fee that' B- -d ifethqdist
Abolition hole get any Legislation this
winter." Jlorton and his fiinkiei 'are
novy bragging thar they are -going to.
make large gaiai- in Otis ;ctci'.y ! . -Let;
the ballots answer on ibo-nizbt cf tha
O h of Uctoper. OtfiaAd Rnulli:-.! pf
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