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ji. v. ri tunas, r,iiTou.
V
Tie 'c! ra.U limine:.: i lei::- filled ! growing as rapidly, as a ay we ever saw.
! t;n as raridly as cor.M le cxrcctdi ur.dcr : It got a gool Etirt ana uecj root cunn;
-
all t!;e rirrutnitancrs
TlVre are now the wet weather in May. The iLorttpe.l
1 L .
O TJ Tl A. o .
Tben nr. with our flair! 1ft it stream on the a'r!
teven companies mustered into service.
Some iix cr seven fractions, or ccrupnies
partly made up arecn foot at Omaua arl
..l :....,i;,?, r.rr.:,ntlv codsoIi- '
Cull J'JliJ'.a "it"-" " l'w
date and mate up full companies.
An i lTn i lein made to Lave a ccm-
pany of artillery accepted. This should
Iq done Ly all means. There ought a.ho
to I e a ccmpnny of Cavalry. Capt. II.
! ., Cobxtll of the Faundcri' Flying Ar
cf hot, dry weather in June did not ap
pear to retard in rapid 'uu!i in the
least. The fine thowers wc lad the last
of June will Ifctep the ground in goodt-r-1
der until the first cf August at least, ani j
even should there t" r.o more rain this j
Summer there would not Le an entire
failure cf lib crop.
Oats loots fine. It was not too far ad-
ranced to le benefitted ly the hie rains
i tillerv. Ntlrata City, has tendered hh There was not a Tery large amount sown
under- in this county tut luhy enot'gn icr our
company,
Lut cannot, we
7iH,.,zh.0rrt;.-r,rcVi m .......... , . re;,1 rW cwn use
TLf t had hands Mint tvU'.l slr.ke,tuey -a i ,-"J"lu " i'- -
!Iit n;ii'.J dare.
Ani their e.s w re m.t horn t' be s'ave !
Up. up r'th hunter 1 where'er ittmy call,
, Our luiiiiwnssb! rliy around ;
A nation of frectnn that in -ai -ut hill fill
VVbtn its Clara ahaJi be trailed on the louni.
i i . .
! from the President or War Department 1 armers wco nave une losr.w
las the lU-imcnt from Nebraska was who, if they have not time themselves,
! tailed tube composed entirely of In- can hire help at reasonable terms, should
fantry. We hope Capt. Cornell may be
. : . . - nrpr.fpf!. TTo is flnp r-rnmnndr-r. has a
We delayed our taper until this In-: 1 ,
. ! rnirr,rv rF crlorifltn ttion mini WPlI
Jay, in hopes of being able to lay before
mjr readers the TrciidcntV Message.
Hid ii come-on the wires yesterday even
in, as'ctpected, we lad made arrange
roects for it to appear in print this mcrn-
"3-
HVe lave been asked daily, in fact,
ilmost hourly, for weeks past, "Why
don't the Governor eend us a portion of
.the Nebraska Ilegiment."
There arc several reasons why a por
tion cf the regiment has net yet been
tent la this point. Tirst. We under
hand the Governor is without authority
to move the regiment or any part of it
from the place of rendezvous without au
thority' from the Major General of the
Division or the War Department. We
jeei coniitieiii ium uim (uur.iiiw
dock, in the absence of Gov. Saunders,
however, is using every effort to become
clothed with authority to act as emergen
drilled.
Yor the A JifrOacr.J
A Sons-
Am-Oicr-beaiJ tbo Tea Cocj.
IT 4. D. IWl'lTf
O ! rvi yoor rlb;ri hoaic. King Jf,
TJn-ir rtatir lie u o"i r ;
Vf t-T jrrirlt('B jet fall e'Jt
I'.ut W5 Lc i.vr tanrj nvr.
Th?n otrtx'J th traitors Ihat lo
Aa;l the cacrioii" r af ;
V"s I. ts 3 cor cc!Uii jet fal well,
Ikil c Lve 0r Cjfirj mf.
, then car wc w uf ctl,
TbemUcta f iLb fft ;
.n-l let the Lacghtjr Soothern tacw,
TLt we ire all tn lifcertj.
The norer-toard tte oien g-lIeaT bo!
Aa.il the ckcccn's rccr;
We Iotb your cotton yet foil well,
Eat we 1ot our cjuctry more.
Well cute the traitors mi eacb IlVe
Giro a p their irncy ;
We Cniom toy are on strike,
And all for liberty.
Then orer-boari the pirates g ITeare bo I
Amid the cannon roar ;
We love yoor cotton yet f u'.L will,
Bat we lore oar country more.
Then yp, ye Northern sons of toil,
u Grearjr Mechanics" calkd ;
Strike for your Country and your God,
Till treason Unds appalled.
Then orer-board all traitors go Heare ho !
Amid the cannon's roar :
We lore your cotton yet fulFwel!,
Bat we lore our country more.
N K W AD V C I IT I S Ii 31 E S .
.f,r rhar.laincT. If he should cb
f,in i? will not have the members cf j LIST OV LLTIKHS
ir. r,r 1ii-.-ri!Vlf;in thI'.t li:t Drtwn
Cmpny ,! 11 lit u.y f J!, A.P. IU: u -
"ihadow grow scan i-j
CLOTHE YOURSELVE
S.
decrees
mineral ly l:;s.
More atcn.
G.
ow their stubble trround, or other vacant
land they may have with buckwheat.
There ha3 always been a market and
good prices for all that has been raised
in this Territory, and there will be this
TliC Rebels in AtCllISOIl County, 3l0. season for all of it our farmers can raise.
xvah,. within a week or ten H ffd Pohcy for farmers to raise a
" " r. .v-.
days past, felt that if there was a eeclu- vant;i ol cr'3' VUH,Iuuuuies luai.uc
ded nook, as it were, thaf would escape Fend oa one StaPIe alone c
the excitement consequent from the ua- ally sjirer froin a l or an enlIvre
fortunate slate of the country, that tpot Iallure WL,CU wm ue
would be Atchison county .Missouri, and lortunes 01 aD' mamauau.
that portionof Nebraska Ordering there- a variety ox crop, are
. ... x ..ii: of anv one will not ruin nor greatly m-
on. HJl H appears xcu;iiiuu js tuma- -
gious, and that our hitherto peaceable anY of the community.
and quiet neighbors across the river jcmoTai 0f SUfTCJOr Generals
and perhaps we on thi3 side are to te OOlCC.
lathed into a state of unnecessary ana We see that the new Surveyor General
uncalled-for excitement by a sett of reck- f lh T,ransas amj Nebraska. Mark W.
less irresponsible men who have been in nET.An AY. Hves notice that the office will chivalr5r and Ponder over the darin
communion with Claib Jackson's cmisa- bo removed from Nebraska City t0 deeds and glorious exploits of the heroe
ries. sent up here for the ptrpose of Leavenworth, Kansas. We know not warriors of the by gone times. And the
stirring up rebellion. For the past two whv this chan,e has been made, and youn5 man wtl0se view3 are lull or exu
1" J O ' 1. 1 .!
doubt verv much whether anv trood reason D"ant blood, and wnose brain is aeckea
rnn i, rr.vpn ' whh a brilliant glare of fancy, fired by
"
For tho Advertiser.
First Views.
Head-Quarters 1st Reg't,
. .Neb. Vol. U. S. A.
Omaha City, June 27, 'CI.
Mr. Editor: It makes cneambitious,
and creates a burning thirst for fame to
read the warlike annals of the aire of
weeks these fellows have been particu
larly obnoxious to Union men by their
that this continued and -insolent nocturnal visits ;
hooting, shooting and howling through
cv mav rcnuirc. and will see
rv.lnt i enfT.rinntlv rrnfprtptl as soon as
possible. Again it is said the men are the settlements, threatening to run Union
without arms or uniforms, and are as yet men out of the county; to drown them ;
1
Ti,Pr ro nil fartswA nrpsums. and un- reasonably be suppo
der ordinary circumstances would, per
haps, be considered insurmountable.
There arc other facts and circumstan
ces however, existing in and surrounding
the ardor of impetuous youth, and glowing
ambition, is the first to leap the channe
The "Ileaicnly Stranger."
During the present week an extraor- that separates the citizen and soldier.
dinarily large comet has been visible in 7rany a time no doubt, has the blood o
,mlf, .h-fMBof in the constelation "Ursa Major." It WorW.s history, been wrought to fever
. f,Mc nrncn.no ? nrl nn. Iiasoimuii tul'l,v-v I ... i I -
Tl-.nn n,l hU followers in various rarts came unannounced; and consequently rs heat whilst the mind was drinking off the
v ---- I . ... . 1 I . . ......
Q,..0 .nl,l l,n vp been a lesson to one whose orbit Has not been aennea Dy draught of delicious delight dipped from
rebels in Missouri. It seems however, that astronomers. It" is now receding., from lhe reservoir of battle fame; and often
nothin-short of a practical demonstra- In lhe dark as it would have has he had a long and deep desire to have
a tionof the Power and determination of -UUiCU lCilUi an opportunity to scaie me craggcu
. 1 ' cv-. 11 I . . . I onH rut hi nnmA with ni5 flnshinor SWOrtJ
c :..,a -1 the Lnion sentiment in tnai isiaie vni iVnnl Cnonimona )n. HisfCA.ot ruu vu' 4"gu
0 rf . ..t: 1 . . m iifinrr lp tpr iinnn inn eternal tablet
.i r . i r stntislv. lrie union men 01 ivicnisou uuuu- rj-Vorrlor, nuntv hn r arer! nnnn our ,u """6 v" -r
auniii vi luu it'uiuus AUiiuanuto. i mo i j- i muiuiucuu " " j r i , , , . e . , . .
town and county is the most exposed, and ty, who are its solid men ; those who are talle a imen of wool piucked from nam ny tne names w uu
J I. . . . ....... I I . . . I UtaH optoH nnH rliPfl
fnr mnnv flcnn mnrft liable in be dis- honest, industrious, sober citizens anu Leicester sheen last February, 'lhe "
.1 tt,ftT:.n natriots. and who have ever been char- r.w mMnrpa 1.1 1-4 inches. The Doc- But let that same man enter the hum
J I ... - t-.l ' l ...
yet it responded promptly to the call of the acterized for attending strictly to iheir lor intcnds bringing some of this stock ble gate where passes the private soldier,
Governor, and is the only county in the own business, and letting other people lQ Nelraska lhis season. & lrn the merest beginning of a vol-
. -1 .t:1. It mi.l-n tlinm tint nrtor'n lifo onrl if the imnetllflitV of hlS
Torr tnrv PYient nerhnns l".is5 thnf hns uiuue, umih., u c wv - . , , . wx ...v-, -r
. , V-, . , , T o.! Kpnl of this countv wnonasbeen
i . I
- ;; n c . , tliat tne lime wnen "loruearance ceases
J i . .... ii i i m in j?t iimani npar two vears iasi
to be a virtue, ' nas wen nign arriveu. j 7 " .
xzens.
rnrtl.oM.ttvvfin-PrL-s nnrnennle. in They therefore propose to "give atten
town rcntchllv. but in both town and tion" when they are run out of thecoun
countrv.have been drawn upon extrava- ty and their property destroyed, for a
mlv ns to time, monev and rest, in the faithful adherence to to the constitution
nrorrkanf crh nrem n t ir.na rv mfnni n and Government secured for them by
!-p l.ren rlfrmod indisnonsiblft fnrpnfe. their forefathers.
tv and ruiet. The timid are becoming
alarmed and leaving. Several farmers also in the habit of coming to Brownville,
have left prosperous farms and crops and getting drunk, and becoming particularly
.cone lack to the States. Under these boisterous and offensive. Last week one
circumstance, we claim that if there is f them threw a stone through the win
one roint in Nebraska that should be of Col. Smith's residence. We have
looked after without delay it is this.
The mere stationing of a few compan
ics at this point would allay fear, give
confidence, restore quiet, that the farmer.
.mechanic and merchant might proceed as
usual; ard in the end prevent disturbance in
charge of killing "Fontenelle" one of
th Omaha Chiefs, was last week dis
charged by the Supreme Court
ardor finds no ice to" cool it, his caliber is
On I . .1 VnrA Ofifl cftlol.llLp
muscle, and will of iron than that of many!
I have lived a quarter of a century
have read of skirmish, siege and battle,
defeat and victory, the weak manager,
fin QmwnTD i? now at Washington.
.'. , 1.- a ...;n nnd darinrr exDloit. the clangor of arms,
nr mm 11 ne npinrp iih i Kiuiua uuu iu miw 0
cure the arms and uniform for the Ne- the gleam of swords, the roar of cannon,
Those fellows to whom we refer, are raska Be-nment. They will be hnre as
soon as it is possible.
and tne drill and parade; but for the first
time, am an actual soldier ! The life of
course, is new, and being new seems
strange, yet it does not meet my expecta-
tion. remaps neiore my mree yvia
understood all this ; that it was courting
an assault, that a pretext for a distur
As we predicted, and as should be' the
case the St Joseph Daily Gazeiie has
completely fizzled out. So may it ever term expjrea n may come fully up to what
be with traitors. t thought. Allow me here and now to
0
state as a citizen of a Republic where
ihft Jlilaniic Month
- J. - II U 11UIV vwv - 1 J
bance might be had. Our people desir- j and Ladits Repository for July, but nien are supposed to be placed upon an
. . J 1 i:... ntHitnriT lour mvP inmP
in.T neace. have exercised an unreason- Wft nrtt had time to neruse them. equamy, iuak ui.n-., :
nr.u nmmint nf natience and forbearance. men the power of temporary tyrants, and
Thev are not disposed to longer submit A XCW SllK V OrmbUDSUUIlC lor petty god5, wmcn tney, are auogetutr 100
this region.
As to arms; a
sufficient t0 continued outrages, and have deter-
COttOn. pao-er to improve. Against this I protest
. . . . ... .1 1 11R ioiioiu is luuucujcc iui mu 1 nrnFA.s n ha nrm simnoner auu uucui"
number could be borrowed of home com- mined that tftese men wnen mey com iu ; x ' " . 7 V , 1 r , .Tl
... , : n,,r r,1nr mnSt behave themselves. Ma- 'nencan iSTicuuunlt luieigu ent servant 0t legal laws ; but 1 nave no
. jianiesaLpuimswuereuierowiiouaiuiiy V" . , . r,w Thfl informal on arrears to be re
...... - .. .. . 1 r,. f iHom L-r-nw imw tnnri 1 :r rumie-
probability ot trouble, until tne uovernor v , , f liable, and is riven without comment by llp nrmv thfiV mav be. who use those
.1 1 rr c t o-(i tiri 1 hv 1 i.i v r uius u c in a. u u u 1 ' w 1 v 1 j j w
them.elres. have ahvavs been treated as " laws l0 matte uiem g0U3 01 VJiC uuulf lu
The War for the Union.
DitTiaoxt, Jane 25.
firj faasHies hire p lokeJ 0 res ijr to loare the
city in expectation of U-iD.'Djxki trxli3::i:atlvn
ni&tt!ie r?ict of liinff r!el 1 Cic the
harecoontUenro in. A jsiiire order bas bern
-ircn by tie nsariba'-l to roi4 irrititirj the pc-ci-!e
The U. S. deputy Hartal hta iatituteOi f?arcb
or arms in p rirate dwel'.In. A 1 -t w.m tcuc l ia a
' j J
bnrJ the ftcamer Miry WaaUintja. AJ-lltiocJ i
regents of U. S. troops have arriTcJ. Cel. J jnej j
re-ixect u here from the Reby Ilcuse an! repcrL
are correct that the U. S. forces are throwic cp
ettranchmcnti about eight miles eat of Ea'.tiaicre
oa the Z?altiinore atd riii'adt-lphiaK. IL
IV.titacre, June 23.
There is a jreat deal cf excitement here, crowds
around the police etatkr.s and marshal's oSoc. A
arch at the marshal's is g"ir:r on, a large quantity
cf arms and cjunition hare L.'cn found eecntcd in
the cellar. In tho walls IcDcatb the fl..orand ccKar
cao of valuable pisiols, over SOO ri2o. 25 of which
were Minnie were found. AIjd several sup.pt.sed to
have LclcnreJ to the ira?jachut tts soldiers who
were disarmed by the mob on April l;5ih. It is a!.o
estimated that 100,000 peret;?j-:on ejs 3,100 ba!!
catrides and 6,C00 lonj miunie Lill catridcs were
found.
St. Louis, July 2, V M.
A Washincrtcn di?patch, dated July 1st,
says it is stated on good authority that
the morning of the 4th ot July will lind
Fairfax left in possession of Federal
troops. . A column will move on the place
and drive out or capture five thousand
- j
rebels who now hold it.
If the programme was carried out, Col
Stone took possession of Maryland bights
and Harper's Ferry to-day one piece of
artillery placed there will prevent the
rebels from re-occupying the place.
" It is generally believed here that the
general advance will be ordered to begin
on the 4th of July.
We learn, from a gentleman just from
the west, that Gen. McClelland com
mands a force of over 20,000 men in the
heart of Western Virginia, and is super
intending in person virtually important
movements against the enemy.
Gen. Fremont has received instructions
to proceed to Harper's Ferry to command
the division under Gen. Fattersoti.
Fortress Alonroe, July 1st. A flag of
truce has just come from Norfolk, with
Dr. Ilichards, physician to the President.
A special dispatch to the New York
Commercial Advertiser, dated Washing
ton 2nd, says: Treasury rates, of the de
nomination of fifty dollars, and redeem
able in two years are afloat in business
circles.
The Republicans hold a caucus to-morrow
night when they will probably agree
upon a candidate who will be elected on
the first ballot on Thursday.
It is by no means certain who will have
the place. Col. Blair's military prestage
is much in his favor for speaker.'
The Virginia Convention has passed an
ordinance declaring it to be treason for
any citizen of Virginia to hold office under
the federal Government after the 1st of
July.
Louisville, July 2nd. The Journal of
this morning has a letter dated Knoxville,
29th tilt, saying 8 companies of cavalry
and infantry have gone from there to
Cumberland and Wheeler's Gaps, to
guard them, and prevent Federal troops
from coming through Kentucky to aid
Union men of East Tennessee. They
have been encountered by our active
Union men in the mountains who swear
they shall leave, and the Davi3 troops
have sent here for reinforcements. The
Journal adds, we expect a bloody fight at
the mountain gap, for possession.
The Journal says every breath of ours
is a heartfelt aspiration for the triumph
of the star spangled banner. Ital.sosays
Gov. Jackson, of Missouri, is in Washington.
i r mi-V.n six wwo
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ISGO.
TAXES.
NOTICE.
Delin-meiit Tax rayrrf,T the year 1550 hcre.
v ..i .1.-1. .,i,-h i!.!'.n :'.icr.y ir.u.U be rniJ VJ
the 15th inn., this is tho o.ly d bs not.,e.and
if not hetdod. the prcccs rcqnin-d by M l r
will bo enrora.
tW.Wlil'll I'l
li. Xmih City .Sthwl District ar.d ia hool
li,tri.-ts 1,1'. 3 and 4, Tuwn.-hip Ujd--j 14, w
said special Tdies mast be p.u 1.
July, 4th, 15 I. n::2 Cvunty Treasar .
secures a supply for the Regiment.
men can bo drilled and c'isciplined here
.... I t-iir-k Titt nnr ritipnij.
. just as wen as clsovn-rc ; ana as to fro- j - - orened-lhouSh we are not ready to ,mk Such men
.visions, a mcst impomnt consideration. conunaea a ' , " , ,he new d.scoveries of our ZZ u" h,.
..... iiirt ihfm?!"' VPs wnriiiv ui suiu uiai" i .
they cau be lurnished we venture to say - ,
ment. it tney tnoote jumacui iuj'i
the responsibility is with them.
there are,
and
This course will liere " lJClual' 41 "V" U4 v"lv'4 whose imperious sway au imngs must
; th
Airt ilinm5flvp woribv of such treat
... v. ...... v. rf rr-i .
ine account runs els
Grand Lodge of Nebraska I. o. 0. F.
The R. W. Orind Ix.e cf Nebraska
r.;i I. O. O. F. will hold i:s annnal Kc.-tin,;
:" ot Nebraska City, eomiaunoiii on t!ie
Second Tuesday, th of Ju'y, lS .l.
Territorial papers '."rierKHr will r.loa-to notice or
copy. It. W". FL'KNAS, li. Scc'y.
cheaper than at any other point. Just a
single itctnwc may be permitted to men
tion. We understand fresh beef is fur
bished at Omaha for Sets per pound.
.Hero parlies will agree tofurcishat -lets,
- Just half.
"Wc have every reason to believe we
.xviil certainly meet w ith proper and justly
"entitled attention very shortly.
The Crops.
Some people live by finding fault. Al
ready snre-hcads, and at-heart-epposers
to every move to sustain the Government
that Gov. Saunders is interested in the
sutlcrship for the Nebraska Regiment !
We know nothing as to thi?, and care
" less. This much we know, however a
wo were at Omaha when Mr. S
was appointed sutler Got. Saunders was
not in the Territory at the time, and, in
r ri.in.ii Lu'iawniij. There are now six companies sworn
f0ilows: into service, and I think that ours will
Jl?. favorably compete with any of them. I
c 0.imi nn know that we have as much strength,
I I I M .1 T I X III .IlIUIIIl' till I. A Iir.lllill.lJi Ull U I
Our farmers are now in the midst of iarpe sCue for the rearing of a new kind and agility, as much ability to learn, ana
whiat harvest. The yield varies jrreat- of Silkworm, which lives in the open air as much bravery, and 1 think: that it we
lyin different fields; but the average, on a very hardy plant, the ailante, and ever get t0 meet the enemy in battle, we
rer acre, we Wieve, ccoeds that of any Tgil! come off as gloriously We have
previous year iincu una itnuuij past in China, to make clothes tor the dojs mat never win muiu, ouu u.
settled. Some of our farmers inform us Treat mass of the people. The authority for the fray; and if the day of battle come,
that of Fall Wheat they will receive as was immediately granted, and the result, Brownville, and Nemaha county may rest
hi-h as forty kmhcls perjitre. Spin; " V" ",1 . "J ! anred that the boys cf Company C."
T,cat fll not yield as many lu,h- . ' T o. and h will no, be the las, to meet the enemy.
U per acre. The spell of wet weather nowfunv ascerlamed t hat the new worm nor the first to leave the field. Seme
cf JUUper cent, ana onen three or four ot the toys nave ocenput
,-hereas the Mulberry Nik- ..j.. nTA fnr rettintr drunk and dis
f 1 I u..vv. h - " -" O J
idercdvery successrui nen . . , h ud
return of 15 per cent, on the -r .
mnital mrloved. The silk of the ailnale dui tne ouuer is 10
e
cur opinion, knew nothing cf the matter
But, f uppose he did ! and suppose he is
interested with Mr. Spencer, cr with any
. one eUe ? Then what ? Will some one
of these Solomons show wherein consists
the henious crime ? If the Governor is
so circumstanced as to be able to advance
money, clothing and provisions, ia the
present emergency, it is certainly fortu
nate for, the soldiers composing the Ne
braska Regiment. And so long as the
brave boys who hare volunteered are hon-
cstly aud fairly dealt wuh, we are satis
fied, and think others aught to be. If,
however, at any lime, wc shall hare rca
ton to believe the toldiers cr General
Government are being in any way "fleec
ed," then we will be amcng those to' cry
aloud, and .-pare not."
of inferior Quality, well adapted for have the liquor. He has been command
the I ranches of the large stools d d not coarse babrics, and will form an excellent e(j t0 (j0 so co more, and I trust that
Am. it. If there had been a good rain substitute tor cotton, ot J11"" drunkenness among the boys will now
-i .V. in.i, 1-..V r.f T.,n annually imports 102,900,000 pounds from , r - hpre
i J. I )l 1 1 1 I lilt- A'Ll VI lUiil V. i UV VKWL'I . r m 1 W It'll Li. AUrV iilC I - t
pencerr- . , the United Males. iM.uuermiueneyiuc," - -
i cl wueai in mis aimjuuis wvum uac ... .-. ,k firt to introduce the new tney warn to ne sem
been enormous. As it is, there is as cuch, Liptf into France, proposes to call it ''ailan- will have an opportunity to serve the
perhaps more, than can be conveniently line." He is now studying the best means coantry in some other mannsr besides
harvesud. If our mformatioa is cor- w promoiiu i'u.u drilling. They are too eager, Dccause
roc, fro,, the mice, pru cf this Ter " J VST: M ".Whtorf UT are no, ye, well enouSh d.scf.ined
ritory, Fall;' Wheat lus produced much lhe pecpe The ailanle vn which the but would act admirably in a guerilla war
better than Spring, not only this season, worm feeds, is the Ailantus glandulosa, fare. The Zouave drill would suit some
,f iVo n! I'srpe vears. e can- one cf the hardiest ot trees, ana verj . rpt ..i t(k..PT than the recular drill
IVUl 4Wl W i-.w - J I . . . 4-w-.v.v - - -
not understand the cause of the prejudice common in ,iuiaaniK. iiCompaay c better health than
existing in the minds cf many farmers vLln "vinoii the others, tdthough not the healthiest
Fall Wheat. Trt v. ,iinna nf c!,,r ra:n water quarters. Companies "A," "B & "D,
Rye This cereal, owing to its ripen- acij three quarts of molasses ; put into a are quartered at the Capital, and ccra
against raising
j ing earlier in the season than wheat, did good cask; shake well a few times, then
not sutler, like the latter from the dry add two or three spoonfuls of good yeast
CaKeS. II in SUIUIIICI, J'ioic inc cast, in
weather in June. There has, as yet,
been but little raised in this Territory.
One of cur friends in thi3 county a
model faimcr had an acre cf Rye which
he has net yet thrashed; but he is satis
fied that it will yitld orrr fijty lushds.
Corn 13 as large for the season, and is
the sun; if ia winter, near the chimney.
where it may warm. In ten or fifteen
days add to this I:quU a sr.eei or c rown
paper, torn in strips, dipped in molasses,
and good vinegar will le produced. The
paper will, in this way, form what is called
the 'mother" or life of vinegar. Genes
tee Ftirvisr.
panics -'E," and "F," at the Central
House, Saratoga, four mile North. Our
company 13 quartered in the store room
formerly occupied by H. Zoller & Co.,
west of the Tremont House. Lieut.
Berger and private Little embarked on
the "Omaha" last evening. The business
they are on you will haTe learned ere this
reaches you. Haskell the Rev. is still
Sassa We have ion? tuppe! this cetctra.eJ !rul
hal come to an exploded buiuiiu?, but wc re a.-.ure.l l.j
those bkillcJ in tlie healing art tl-it w t the SarMpj
rilla iti-elf is to he hlaujcl f r thU ccnr!oion, tut tLe
nii.-eratle wortLIe.-i ireparat,i.na which contain aNut
a much of ik real Tirtups a they do of (JoM du.t.
It i a CuinmercUl fact that almost all of theSjrs ipa
rilla gathered in the world i cinm:rned In the old C"un
trie Europe, where the a.iencc of medicine ha
reached its highest pcr.'cctiua, and where they know
the test what to employ for the mastery of U..-ea.-e.
necce we are glad to fl:id that we are now to hare a
corapound of thU cscellent alterative, which caa le re
lied on, and our community will n -t need to te as ireJ
that anything Doctor AYK& mkti is worthy cf their
confidence. He ha been for year e israI in eliminat,
lng thin remedy (see adverti.ln; clamr.-J dCs'uv.ir g in
roke it his "chirf d'ouvre ' whirh should add the crown
nine clorytohi already enviable reputation. A:ri(ri
can Celt, Sew York.
Probate Notice
II.jathNuekolli administrator "1
of tho estato cf Charles M. J
vs Prolate Court cf No-
Pluabetb ?ndraj, John O. mab County, Ne-nod-ra.,
Peter tireovcr, braska Territory,
Snnn tlroorer. Ivimi (.Ireo- I netition to sell l.tal
ver, i?;irah Ureever, Joscj.h Latatc. .
Creevcr, Andrew Urecver.Jt
Win. (Iroercraud Samuel K. Pa-;r l.
T. r!i.itith Snodrra?. John J. $Btlznr, I e-
ter Orucver, Su.-.m Grcevcr, Ltviniyreever, amh
Saraa Ureever, Joot U Orccrer, v t.nani wrt-cmr,
Andrew Oreercr and Samuel It. PaHord whole place
f,f rpsidcni'n ia unknown tou aro bendy notificJ
that Heath Nuckollj administrator wf tbo Potato of
Cbariei M. Grccver," deceased, on tho .oin a.iy ol
June A. D. ISol; tiled bis jctition iu tho Probate
Court within and for the county of Nemaha and
Tprritorvi.f Nebraska. altejinj that the per.onal es
tate of i.ii J decedent U insullk-ient to xj h$ debt"
and tho charges of udminiMratlns his t-?tte, that
be died seized in fee simple of the following as
s.-riled real estate in iho countiesof Nemaha, Huh
nr.lsnn and Otoe and Territory of Nebra-ka, to-wit
the undivided half cf the iouth-west quarter of the
B.uth-wet(iuarter cf section tw enty-fjvii j ) town
ship four , 4 t Hane sixteen (l'i; and lot No. two
(2 iand lot No. throo UU, aeetmn twenty-fivo town-
shipfiur 4j range sixteen toj ana munoriu-wMt
quarter cf tho north-west quarter and the south
west quarter of the north e;t qr and the son then.
nuartercf tho north-west quarter and tho nortb-ea
quarter cf the north-west quarter cf section thirty
tix r:?61 township four ( 4), liana sixteen 115 , lesj
laidoll' in towns-iteS fcO-100 aeies, whith leaves a
balance of 302 1)0-100 acre, tho undivided half tn
section thirty-six o'V, township four i, Kane sit
tpon.nG). 10 3'J-10'J acres: ( also, lot four cf sec
tion tUirty-one,towchip four.rano seventeen, and
h.t No. three and lot No two and lot No 1, section
thirty-one, township four,range seventeen and the
north-west quarter of tho south-west quarter and
tho south-west quarter of tho southwest qr and tho
r.orth-east quarter cf tho south-we-t quirter, section
thirty-cne, township four, range seventeen 303 20
100 acres less 3 3'J-100 aerej laid off townite cf lot
No four and tho north-west quarter ol tho sooth
ttvst orr.f eetiun thirtv-on. towns hip four, rani
seventeen 83 3'J-100 aeres,22-' 81-100 acres balance,)
tho undivided half cf the south half section one,
township three, rane sixteen, Mi) aero, and wc.s
half of section seven, townshi') three, in r: seven
teen. :120 acre?, and hou.se and 12 lots in St. Deroin
block thirty-five, nnd lot No. 1, block 31 nnd stable
in St. Demin.Bndtae unJivi ua two-tentns ci rt.
I)eroin town-ite, and lot No 5, thok 111 and lot 9,
block No 2 in Nebraska- City, Otoo County, N. T.
The prayer of the petition iri f.ran wrderauthoriiinj
hiin n3 admini-tnitcr cf said Charles M. Ureever
deceased, to sell said premie for the payment of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will he for hearing on tho 29d.iyf
July A. D. 1 S J t at 10 o'ehx-k lorenocn eras soon
thereafter as Counj 1 can be beard. Ordered that the
for?""iii" b: pub!i.sln:d four consecutive we:k i;i the
Nebraska "Advertiser." Given nnd-r niv l and and
the s.ral of sai leourt. C. Yv'. WIIKLLKU,
July 1st, 18:51 . Prolate Jude.
.blaster's Sal?.
In pursuance cf a decretal rder made by the Dis
trict Court, held within an I for Netnih County,
Nebraska Territory, ittir.g in chancery, bearing data
May 10th, Infil, in a certain case jen lmg in sui 1
court, wherein Samuel A. CLambc rs, ex eutor of th
estate of Wioij Hi!!, deceased, is n.tii;.!ainaDt and
Little P. lliatt.ct al, are defen I ints, I w ill. on Mon
day the 5th dityef Angu.it,I 51, at 10 o'clock A. M-,
of "sail day, at the Iht f tt.e building in whi.h
said court M last hel l for said county, in the city
of !'n wnvi!le,f)f5'cr f. r sale the following described
pietni.es, vil. Lot five, it, s;Ven and light (5,,
7 and in b!o k sixty-six r.H,) in Nemaha City in
raid County and Tciritory. Term', rmh in hand.
J. S. ,'!:! FORI),
nSljwS M ister in Chancery.
DAVID SEl'GEt
Anoounoe to thd puttie tiat b tuv
(bn'k of
RKADY-.MADK CLOTHING. 1
BOOTS AND SHOES, . j
HATS AND CArs ! I
CARN7T SACl
GENTLMnvstr Dtiuviiia, j
Unprecedented '.a n'untJfy. nit.ttf ar.4 yn
IsJeterniintvl ti rr;.ps iha'l cvrr -;. .id . "
tinies, and torcf.lr orr k-j i:i (, f M
.tfttl HI ll!fh f hhU I. a . . .
i.. ). 1'i.iftf.l S'tP. A.
IflM.n.-t .Mtlt.lfA.A' r
Ccats from $1,23 up to '$13,
Pants frora $1 to $7,
Vesta from $1 to 5.
Bots. nt.CJp, rancy-wnl 'Ui-.Si
ders, Neckties, Sotk, lljaUkcMi.s'.,
proportion.
The proprietor en.br.u-e thIicrrt;;Ttf j.. j
thank rr pt patrn.i, ami yrua;.-i,. . 2. '
fort in the futuretu give enure i
Call irxcl ooo liita.
DAVID EIUIL
Crownvlite, June 13, 1SCI -Jy
THE PEOPLE'S
PATRIOTIC PICTURE GALLE',
.TrsT Prr.r.inn in ? rLrst)it) I
TKAMS WANTED.
Tin Sulci-ribers wi h t.j hire HFTFTN' Oil
TV.'KNT V TEAMS t. freight to the Mountains. T
start about tho Lth or 10th of July.
I). J. MARTIN i CO.
Prownvi:!c,N. T., Jjno liih, Ijl. niOwi
Fairbask's Scales. It i a i;r.i'-ar.t f-.ct. hi.b
the puihe wiM appreciate, that whenever r.ew tcalM
are put cpon the market, as large Dumhers have heen
from time to time, dnrinj the lal thirty years, it
teems to be the first and ch-ef aim of the makers to
SIIEUI1TS SALE.
Territory f.f Nebraska,
r
C. E.L. Holme.'. )
Pt virtne rf ft writ cf sn!e to me directed from
the District Court of Nemaha county, Nrbixk Ter
ritory, I will ofT..r f,r Io at thedmir of M'l'her'on's
Store the place wh:e the Iitri-t ('otirt h-l i i's
!a.-t Term, in the town of Pro nriile, Nchra ka Ter-
'jhnTaij, lhe Z2rJ dmj of Juhj, 1SG1.
at the h'.ur t f 2 t-!--k, rn, the to!!owing -n-U and
teaerner.!., to-it: Lot No tx (o) sr.d sefn ( 7 , in
Towr-hip four ( I '. Jiang'! :xtecn 11 i eat. e(,ntain
ing 77 m)-1i,0. a'.l lying and Leing in Nemaha coun
tr, Nehraj-ka Tcrriii ry.
j it wr.LLs shr;rr.
by J V i'oi.yAs. l--pi'
June lSth.r-'l. lr.S0.iJll
1. P0r.TP.AIT OF LTAJQS A52IH:CJ. i,
llfft of Suuuter, .
2. P02TSAIT OF 2IAJC2 CEX Jr.Il, j
3. POIlTItAJT OF COL. ELLSWCSTIL d i,
New York Fire Zoiiare., as.-a.isintd at a.
exandru, after hauling dowa Us IvtH
fl'g. :
4. THE EOriBAHDIIEirr C7 IC2I tZl
JZ2, a iiiagDii-vnt,lar(j-,rieh:j?ikrlf.
graving. I
5. THE MASS. EEGI-IEin f!,-htiij ilr.t
way thn nh the streets ot lial-.iia . i
most sy irited picture, i-ir a ry eurrt
ide of that bloody trausaciion. :
6 STAIi 3PA50LED EA35ET CC1
DES3 OP LIBESTY. A heart-stirrir lv
siou, eX'jui.itely colored. -
G. THE VOLTISTTES. The t- i
soldier represented in the act of traa; --1
underfoot the traitu-'i bsDDer.atd st'.r
liogia its place the glorious oil rariiii
stripes" forercr in tnumj h b wa"e."
3. THE DEFENDERS OF OL'R CM05.
mammoth lithogra.Ibhs pi -fur-, 1 ri!..a: j
colored, representing tho various cra. kr,'--ments
in tho L'uited St tU s s tri.e, ia
Hrf.. anl e.iuii t-ed and armed (r !.'
serTice, being one of the nnn m,n.Vii i
country. Among the military r-tr-nl,
are the New York 7th. M.m. "'h, ih ' r"
menZouateS, Col. Uuryeo's Advam etiUH,
l.t (lermm Lilies, trench Z-u rs, M
Wilion'a ZonaTes,cte.f I'twe
Anr single picture will be rent ty imJ, M
everywhere tu receipt of j rice.
OUH
OUE DOLLAR ARBAKGEMLHI
FOR ONE DOLLAR:
FOR' ONE DOLLAR!
F0U ONE D0LLAK!
We will sen l the cornpl set of i j Wiim t
j art tf the Unit- 1 aU-, p.u
tnl f I 1) I I
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR! j
FOR ONE DOLLAR j
We will send by mail, po-t-paM, th j
Union U'i.d :
1. One copy Hardee's Tactic, the IcxU"
Citiz.-n Sold er. , . .
2. 2i si U ndid a.-orted Uui ,n Eir I " i
new devices.
3. 21 sheets supcrSae Unhn prrr-
I. No. 4 of cur picture gallery, Th &-
of huinti:r.)
5. No. 5 of our pieture gV.'.ery, (Ti.e
hmb.)
6. The sptendll jlctara - The V::n
Union."
U-is
Slater's Sale.
In pnrtim-e .f a di r-t:! ord-r rni l'y the Dis
trict Court, LM within and for Ntx..ha canty,
Nebra'kft Territory, sittisg in chancery, U ringdi?e
May 13th. l.vll. in rrun ei.o j--,.l.ng in sail
I . . . . f t L -.
.how that they are the same as FalrtatHV or hie cm" . ;J- '.y"fn , r" p V : ;""'-
.... ar.lSuna'd Cu hin, Carle L'-s and ilar?-rt J.
them, er hare taken prem.nn, oeer them, thus rrc- Mtn.UaUl , w ,:! n Kridiy the 21 day cf
nizins the latter as the staadr-t for ex.efence, anl j Ju, J() 0-cj.k A y , f day,u the d .,r of
showing the stronjhoU thej- have ur. a the put li.-con- . tb(S'u;; ;n whi!i sail e-urt 1 t he! 1 f.r
Cdence. Ills a wetl-kaown fart that white rut of t la; ( county, in the tity of Lr wnvi!. r..T-r fr rale
thee scales haTe, after more cr less trial, pafe-J
mainly out of ne, Falrtar.ki' hare rxe itea-litT for
ward. Increasing In public favor jeir after yeir, ul
are bow roach piore t enera'.Iy bk I than all other. Dot
only in this conntrj, bet wherever American comnierce
bas been carried. This conld not he so if tLey were not
all that U claimed for them la respect to their tf-.ira-t-.MitT.
as well as eonrenience aa-J aecarary. CMcajo
Tribune.
Kotk 03. Snca Is the course pursued ly Cirii
Taluab'.e me-lkices. They cever ceae d-:n food ha
press forward, reliertsx the ck anleripplcl from pa.n
and disease. The wonderful cores that are performed
by Curtis' Syrop ef Sa.-afraa are really marTeloc.
Con;hs, coU, hoarenes, n;eas:e, evea C-aiumpti.n
begins to treuib'.e when itc:ne ia c.-ntact with i:,rnl
xn the dei'.hty prap Ls lofr.ed. Cartij' 3ra:r.;:ke
Liniment is fatui'urto eve:y fa:r.i:y ia tie country for
the many lenetits they have receeJ foci its ue. t
is weil far eery Utuilj to te pr&vi-led ; they cannot tell
wht hour tkey my rc.oire its use. Tae-e mcljcines
sUcd high, and are used by many ref e'-tshle j tyic:n
of extecssre prACtwe. See airertisesient ia an.iLer
Culuma-
LEVIS WilLDTER,
HOUSE. SIGN AND 0UNA..IENTAL
GLAIZEU AND PAPER TlANGEu-
l:;oynyi!.lk, n. t.
at pe.'.i? auction the f !!wirg derr:''d pretr-ises.
to-wit: I tie nortn-we;t 1'iaruro; irn ro j-a-we?j
ouarter cf sect'.-n '. twenty -two ) T wn.hip
No. six (A north of li-mge No. f.fletn i'lje.istcf
the Cih principal meridiaa. situated t " a-it Co.
N'elraska Tcrr t- ry. Tern cih in Inn 1.
J. LELl OliU, Master ia Chantry.
Jano 2'V.h, l5vl. njoWwy.
A Doulle-ra
Map of the World,
ON MEr.CATO!l'S rr.OJECTION,
Will lv z'r"n free a!rtr with the Ert Birnber cf tie
IIOL'.LUULI JUL UNAL, now read
Pei- n.
Well Buckets and Wheels
J. J. TIIli:MAN hastn harJ a lot of No. I Well
Duckets an 1 Wheel.
Itrownri:?'. A priMI.ViT. nto-yly
GROCERIES.
A s-Tect sUvk f I! -ht fJrer'.es coWinUy on j
Land anl for r-ile a; red ice-l r: a. v-w t:.e ia i c
FOR ONE DOLLAR !
t.tit? nvr nnr.LAU!
FOR ONK D0LLt
We will s:n l the U
ing, J- :
i i
IVtrait cf the jouthful M El : 'r'h- j
at Alexandria, a. itartyr la the ' "l ' j
2'i a.-.re I l nion Enfet. p. inJ-
Th splendid j ieture ectitl d "Tbe I)s.--t " .
Union." v
A !ugn-.fntO..:i Union 1. 3, the tt ,
got up Tfcl'jcd at I i
Enrr-lnrxs witk tfco cewe.t 4e'gn
eriptin of Uiiion can be ( w" ,.
ehf-r than any where eie. Jtci- "
d"a!-rs on apy lieation. f
Ad lc.- .! letters ai;-l or !r. j
L. J. YOIGTiS 1U
nSOi.2 12 .Un Sir-set. 5 ,
3Iaslcr's Sale f
In pnnjanee of a decretal order n ' J 't ?
tr'wt t'oort beM within and f t N Vt ;
Nebraska Territ,rT. sitt'f:g in 11iuik" ;
date Jliy 10th, I V. I, in curiam -e t
aid r..rt whreio J- n Lyn.S isterr." ' f
. . t t - ft ! .Li '
l.T WhTts.raraa m.j.'-, .-;
i .1 ... 1 . f . Is ....
Irtiia liol..u:ii n wt.caM.i.h.;
i o.i. ii.. lfl ..'!. A. -i. o4
atthedo.r f the bn.'.ding ia wh-ci .
ff said D:Trt Court wahll t '
the city ,,f Lrornri:; tt r f ! l j f . 2
tion the foU'iirg d-m.-ri"i prci -
1
.t. .... - ,r ...fn Ml t i '
.u: v. r' v ,- ,t lUsre :-.lt'
east of the Cth pri-vijal E.'.-id.aa
b eooatr, Ncbra.ka Terra ry-, J pVp
ft v -
JaneZ , !:..
LEGAL NOTICE.
Heath :s,io!,i as jt.fm:nirrae. r "J
ut tae eute tf -eri reruu o-L
ceaiei.
'it i
A:.v, Jl IJ-.- o Per. j. ,j
r he.r reort-Fi. , j
of
Lr-.wr.Ti:ie, April If,
J. J. 1 II LT.il AN,
BtJ-jlj
POIND.
A Col l Fib Chsln. The owner rnn biTe by dd
rib ing same and J ving f.r th: dver'i'.-re-nt.
L'rownrjile, J-:jc l;. tf AM I'LL CALLLLN.
. M. .
a.. . m r. . iJ
rrti lrf. .3. Cre.ej. jti .c.t-j. -
fl.-f fci tri- ia fiePr-'. ' ;t "' '- 1
1 Nr,r-k. Trr.i. ry. T.e v'.e. ; J"' r"r, f '
tet.ttuu is t o! -tii'i an or !.r on tr.e -'
.s D. 1M1, at lo...'c!.-X. A.M.. at & .-- '
tv l.,f tN il it I -1 J 5
ette. nhi--h the a:-l J-o-etn ir--- 4
it. X. T . 3-" .
ft : The
...... 1.- i r r f-t ruy :;er.t a"! I
Witness Ciy har.-t a', t.tt e '-t f U- .
Ne:nKa euuDty, r ... . . ...';
nH-4 C.
J3J 1, 11-51.
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