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fr' T.VVrFl"?rriSER. '3I,"lHeS'Cr h? JIcen 'i.'lIiC I operation of all who wiJl heanily and un-T " " I) ISFEIVsl A ANT) FITS. 7
U tj- ; " , 1 W4 vctfiauiis . uJiuiuunnuy support tae general policy of " -rf-- ',
-vi'ii t F JULY 3. lSG-i. I liiC TouriU Of Jul)'. the-Administration ajitil-th'e present re- . -Sjsa '
ERO n' .-. ' "I r .o ,' I tel. ion isrcrukhftd. thai th ... .&. ' iXZri3E-
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Jj O -- ------ I 'P-'iiar.t. to j rcriors .ioii.cc a nireti
joy, cce & CO.
I of the con.rniitct; to tak
SOW RfMDY.
1M.0. KILL'S TOiniN.
The .Yew Story of Real Life..:
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of .Lull never again ilirtaien our exist: I Asnreccrefor ti,.e dii eon..iisi n: TJ ND ERG U R"R, TS i 1862
euce-a- a-fre neotd ua ;i. n , tifiii in.'Tni-ATisE oxFoRva a,da.! w : . ...! . w"'
" ,iJ vU-i euce-11' a free people: we invite all m! mjl,! 1 m a "treatise x Fork. mbNa.
0 into t!ui-trto-join null u. in ma.Miiainui? cur rlorioui - 1'helps brown. The preoption;. fUr-
m mm n - P- rT- t . - . . 1 - . . . - 1 .1 ill J -!-
dxrorti-ie -non uie nianer ot an ; orating tr.e voniing : union ana c-MaMisninj permanently the
A AND pK;V:1:!S fl!fr t;.vT i4thcf July,- 1SG2, was ih.s day be'lJ at r"wer and.perpetuiiy of ihe-Constiiutioii
W t!i'J FriDtinS Ma.Crial CI H h j c ; . . . a organized and adopted by -the found-
kKBi,JiaK"'fa-:u b lr,,, inenC1". :i;V' fP ' cfottrgOYernment-our fathers ufhe
.reS- I .On-raoiion, S. P. Majors, of. Peru, was Rerolctionb. ! .
;rtk"re flJi jjrertiatr. .. el.osen Clnirman.and IL O. Mii:rlSec i . Hcsdved. That the next fWniirtn Kp
l ' 1 . 1 . B-va
i S ',"rKiisoRs to aiiir.
Ua Slates and Fcn-fen Ncwspipcr
. . ,e(r.tKf rO "KKBHASK.A AITER-
"XEBKASKAKAEKlCtt.
FucS for sale at the Advertiser OlHce,
il 10 o'clock to morrow.
It was. unanimously agreed, to udo-pt the
style of a Pic-Nic in arrangmj a dinner.
On. motion cf John L. Carson, a com
miitee ol ceven wa3 appointed by the
Chairman to arrange the tables, i elect
grounds, &c. . The .following 'gentlemen
were, appointed said committee: Jno.
Small, Clinton Stout, H. Knepher, T.
McLaughlin; Rudolph Ritchie, John Au-
held at Omaha Citv. A niici ?Mih 1S::-.
J W JI V.-' w
a( 10 o'clock, A. M.
Kesolvcd, That the Chairman of the
Territoria' Coinnuttee be directed to in
vite, the D jmocratic Territorial Ccmmit
tee to unite witli us in the above call for a
Converitibn.
Adjourned lill 8 oVIock.
t.hert lij yonlir lrrvoy4.1t firl. while i;i a Ute of
trance, tas cur.eJ tveryUniy has taken It, never
ljaiFin? faiiJ ib a tn.!e cse. It t. eiaji.rcore la
case ot fiti ot Dj-spemsj; ami the lnsrediti may
t-e f:uil id any drr.g ni4re. lit one wbore arriicted wit,h
Cnif)uu.rtiou, Broii.bitiH or Asilinia. may also te ccrl
by ilie usfl of u.y. jleitit! Jfeprtinni. I wilt euJ
tLU vuluitie prescription free to any pernon on receipt
of their linie. Arii.;s, 1H. O. P5IELPS BROWN,
Xo. 19 Gra4i4 street. Jersey City, N. J.- m7-6m
1862.
L n -u-ni he onencn the 4lhfri)in island Jr.naS Drury.
lie ! " 1
,y 10 o'clock, ancj from 4 till 0.
Xbere is to be a 'Sunday School Ccle
ition and Fic-Nic td-rn'orrowat Nt-ma-i
City- . - . '
On motion of John L. Carson'it was
resolved that the Chairman appoint a cen
tral committee of persons from each pre
cinct, wiih powers to appoint'., assistants
fcr tin purpose, of receiving aud arrang
ing th edibles on the table.' The follow-
J ing 'gentlemen were then appointed caid
XleM'-s,0ijr '3 no;V arilc-frd1. -as
is' it has. been aauytime " COnrtMee: David'Seigel. A. Sdioer.heit
years. ' '.. ' . Jand C. Vv". AVheeler, for. Brownvilie ; . J
The Convention met at 8 o'clock P. M.
all present.
The Chairman of the Territoiial Com
rnittee reported that he had extended t!u
invitation for united action to the Demo
cratic Territorial Commiiiee, through
Hyn. G. Armstrong, its Chairman, and
presented the following correspondence:
Omaha, N. T.; June 20, 1SG2,
Hon. Geo. Armstegsg,
CA'n Democratic Tcr: Committee:-
Dear Sib: The Republican Territo
rial Committee of this Territory! now
assembled in this city, have agreed apon
the following as an expression, of their
views in regard lo political action at the
coming election for Delegate to Congress,
apd directed me, as Chairman, to invite
the concurrence of the Democratic Terri
torial Committee in the same, as a call for
a. Common. Convention :
' Whereas certain States are in open
and armed rebellion against the United
States Government, and disloyal politi
cians in other States covertly sympa
thize Avith the rebels, jn their wicked ef
forts to overthrow our free institutions,
and believinsr it is imnerativelv demanded.
said committee. - ., - j UDtier such circumstances, that good ci'.i-
Oa.u.otion it. was resolved that all th zens thould set aside minor.points of po-
to
Its
,v v . t W. Bii.i fcr Peru; Geo. Beane aoi W.
,Ve tre under-obligating to Joi- . . ' ' ,
r, ,A fr n iT.;. . -f- R. .I-ecch, for Glen Rocii; J. U. Hocver,
oriMO, Courier to Gen. fl.iifcck, for ' ' -
1 , t, - .- . rtr. ! for Ittmsha City; Wm. Ilt-ghcs tncl Geo.
iei of late Southern papers. , ' ... '
: , . rT t -Lrcw, for Culm's Precinct; Cha. lr-
Jode Huisphrey:, cf Teuneisse, hns j tnf!r3 f(,r St. Frederick ; Dr. Thermae
impeached by Congress. In the j fcr.. A?pimvall, and J. C. Wdrral,-' for
.ate every member vated for impeach-'! Shroai'Precinct.
" On motion it. was resolved that a com.
r --r" . : . of four be appointed to procure a rpeiUer,
3n our first jage wnl ,lv fouu l the fin crater, mriic. ofiiceri of tho.,day; &c.
1 chapter of a .trie, r.f rt-snys cv-r j John L. Carsoti, II. Atkinson;-T. 'It.
ssignnture of t'A.'G." The author ."s Fi.-her and A. Schoenheit, were appoint-
iLle writer. ' . . - . - .
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jn i on almos i.:t;k. i-. ..i. c-i,, Schools in the county be especi- lliWEl dereuce and rally as one man
of this place, u. co.-any. with i y. .. t in hii (:d,lra. Jiw defense of our commou country in
rral citizens'of Atchi.-on C3tnty. tlart- nV - uour oi pern, we coraiai;y invne me. co-
j ... ' t .' , ucn. operation of all who will her.nilv and
resiprdav wnh a -tram of ti.ree wagons . 0n ll)Ctica lhc .nPf:t,;n, a 3.,rnei ' i nncnditionallv sunnnrt th nral nolinv
, w . . I rj I J
the new. G(d 31h r5 i:j Oregon.'
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ey expect. to arrive t!ti :c .i: a! out t?;o ;
:1s.
.tBHAKK a C,itv Ntr;.. The prq rip
shave published a pro.:.. e'es for this
nr. The terms are reduced i o S' 1 50
annum to finite fubscnberai.dil.00
S. P. MAJORS, Ch'm.
II. O. Mixick. S.c.
of the Administration until the. present
rebellion is crushed, that the . cause.
thereof shall never aain threaten cur
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F.vm tke OuiauaL v-Vrtkry Kei.Uica,,. ' . J exisier.ee as a tree pw.p.ie y we invue au
! t' ioin xx-ftni ik in mniHtnininrr nnr ff nri.
JICCHnS Of UlC -Terr:orlal Kepa!)- j oaaJ Union, and establishing permanently
, LCI!!! .toll. CntlOn. . t the t ower and perpetuity'of our Conststu-
The Territori-il Republic::!! Comoii.ttee tiui, "as organized and adopted by th
John Q. A. Sniiih, ) .
' ' TMstrt-t Ctirt, Xemaba County
niram O. Mijiict: i Xetra. ia Territory.
J.ho S. XiTiick, J -
Dy virtue of an prrter of saW to me directed in tie
aU;ve entilleJ csu-e, 1 u'illon
Monday, llk of Jufy, Jl. D. 1562,
between tliehuur-oif 10 O'clock, a. M. atkt 4'clock .
M. cf fait! tUf, at the door f Deu's nail; in'Brownviile,
the (live wbere. (ho tanl conrt wan U;t ta'eld for -iti
!.enila c -onty; .tier fur a' tb"S fullowlag tiescribed
real male, to-wit : the sotith ft-.5t -quarter, of aecii'n
No. 15. in towrtiipNo 6,tirih of range Ni 15, eat of
te - Ixtl) priiiriij meretlifn in Kebraa Territory,
iiipether Wii b Uiin ; ..ut-triiante thersunto kelogiuu,
taken a the proert y ti llirapi.O. Mtnick and Juhn S.
Hi nick. t- iisTy an on'er or hle against tbeoi and ia
ravor ot tie 0ore nsiiaed plaintiff.
J. W. COLE-fA.Sherifl.
.- Ja.iel2. 1362 n43-5r pr fee $7.50
A CAU! TO YOUKR LADIES AN!)
GEXTLEJIAN.
The gubaeribcr will 3nl (ffce of charge), ton
whode.ire it, tb Re'ipe an.l .directions for making
atimrlc Vtjelalle ?a';. tbt wilt, in from' two to
eij,-ht d iy,.reruvvc PriirLE.sCixTcaKs,TAN,FRi:cK
LE.i. S4i.i.oirNj, anJ'l iinpuritio 8nd roughness
of the Skirr, Icarin;' the same as Notnre intarted
it Hht'uJ'bo M'tftyvh:nr,iun(,ilt a h1 brant if tl . Those
desiring the Recipe, with fall iuitructions, directions
and advice, wit! jilea. call on or allrcsj (with re
turn pri-tajre.)
TIIO. F. CHAPMAN". Practical Chcmigt.
831. Broadway, New York.
3Iay 22, 1862.. , n41-2ui.
SUGAR CANE MILLS
EVAPORATORS
ITavine been appinte. esrent. for tie Easle Works
Sugar C:.ne Mill auil EvaiHratr, Chicago, 111., I am
prepared to fill oriIt- at the nianufactnrer's prices.
I'rices (T Mi. Is, fron. $10 to $300. Evaporator frota
$2D to s. Airesg. K. W, FURNAS,
' Marru27, 1862. n33-if. ' " Brownvilie, N eb.
A.NOUNCE31E?iT OF
PARSON BP.OIVNLOW'S BOOK.
The Subscribers are now publishing a narratif e of the
Perils, Adventures and Suffering
or tH ' "
REV. W, G. BR0VVNL0V,
.. Among the Scsce? ionists bf -Tennessee.
The Manuscript is c niplttel, ami Is now in press and
vill be IsKued about tbe 1st of June. The appcarauco
and typography of the work will be of the tirst class,
anait will be fully and bandsoinely illustrated with
tUeuhe of the boencs rc.'er'red tOj and a liuc!y euBraved
STI.T.L POKT21AIT OF .THE AUTIIOI2.
GRAY WILLOW CUTTHIGS.
At $1 per hundred, $5 perthousand. Lib. raldiscoHnt
to the trade, or in large quaittiuties.
Also Our oxual surtmcut of Evergreens, Frnlt
Trees, Oiuamental Trec, Shrubs- and Plant.; lled.e
Plan.-.&.c. - '
me i-vergreens nonif. . , - .,. -37-tf
- - . AMPKr. KDW'ArtS, Bureau Co, 111.'
irpi m Onaha-Drt Fndav. June iTL'. Izul . tounaers'cf oar (jov .rnnient, our lasers. . ..;.. v. .,....,.:..'.. .....
UV of five or more: ' At-Abe re Pre ent",""" " ' .. ., of the Revolution. i u. i. x-vcxuf.-.utitnuintim: u
' r ' ii e t 'i t i i t. ' wii ij- : v a.? -oiev:.iuii a d cruelty wlUcb marked
'vm ' rV c!.-.-' r ' - i-.lvance i 'Dr.-G. C ell. of . -Dn'rhr, Chair- . I most mrrpy hope you hvr . uih.r- u. ae. e; ,...u..ni, vt .n. .cccor. conspiracy it. m.-
i nn-. ' - .;'v. '1 kn'ov yuu have the will, to unite .5,.ue .aMer r.d tie mia th wi tt dev5ta-
li iLw ;,m vl' : . t.v.. r.rr r ' , ,. f " ' ' ' , . n . , teOOMtftmnnlties once v'oProua: and .nndereu fauii-
14 .11 . J. . 1 u:...l, ti. .U-.e, !frc!ary ; . lii this comxaon- call, and, If. SO, our C;n- net ome happy more tba all, U will expu. tb bad
S "T'l T7in,r? if Si.. n.v rpsirtr!
pts MowSns..-Tni o. Jl'rTTG. Jrer.s of Cass cp.-'ntv;
:e ofci.t for McCortuica'.s jteaper
best in the United Str,:cs. Farmers
I with to purchase for the present
rest thould call on Mr. Hill iminedi
. They will not find a more liberal
!er, or whole-sculcd mr.ii in the Ter-
Vora some cause unknown 16 us; the
et Boats have failed to brinjj a sup-
. f p-Ver which wc had sent. We
consequently, unable, tliis week; to
Jsh i full sheet to all of our subscrb-
i ThoLe to whom we send the half
t will be $uch as we think are not
h interested in the 'agricultural mat-.
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sually oa the first page.
starui from ali but four ccunties in
oisare in, and the result on the pro
i new Constitution is: The Bank
e rejected by 4.-5C0 majoriiy;.Con
rional Appointment rejected by
; Negroes denied the right to vote
prohibited from holding office by
-nine-tfnis of the whole vote; nc
,.prohiliied from li.in in the Sia.e
-out two-third
Gen. Jno. S. Uowen, of . Washington
county ; - .
Au-jus'tus Kciintzc, of Dooghs county;
K. D. Ciiiifiel'J, of Burt county.;
. Free-men Tisd.l, of Richardson county.
On motion, J.'W. Pcarman and L. G.
Jeffer. were appointed a committee to
wail cri the -Secretary '.of the Territory,
anJ request astatementcf the" population
of the organized counties.' t
' On motion, adjourned 10 meet to-morrow
at 9 o.clock, A.M.'..
In view of the number of counli:, rep
resented, and the unanimity cf. opinion on
ali questions of political action, ii was also
Resolved, That the meeting1 to-morrow
be for" formal action and final determina
tion of all matters' necessary fo. general
Convention, '. . .
. ' -' ? Saturday, June 21, 1802.
Committee met. Mr. J elfers, from the
committee to oLtain Census lUtarns, sub
mitted the following report: -
cur Ccmmittee to whom was referred
the investigation cf the returns of the
United Slates Census of 1660 for Nebras
ka Territory, beg leave to submit the fol
lowing report :
Tho organized counties of the Territory
contain the population annexed to each
re?pecjively. as follows :
B(flo.'
s; majority .:jau::i the urt.-... .
-uiuuou itselt about U,UuJ.
t FocRTH.-Prcs'vecr? hick wt-il for
9
.reeable d&y oil the Fourth.. The
ier is c)olas.vp!ca2nt. 'Those v'.ho
3tthe Celblrniicn P'.c-Iuo in this
m should not fill to be here, by 10
:k. The prcViicn nnu refreshments
be left. with the (..j.r.'..uiLtce ap
"edto arrange the. table
528
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111 JoLn.on
S'S . Kmrney
?,T,Pi'J Ln;Ltr
l'i L'K qui Court
133 Lincoln ........
f7 Xeu-aa
8.9 Oicu '
2i i'awiiee
SC9 Platte
4S29 Itich.irdon
421- Sarpy
119 . Ytuinton
' On motion the .report was adopted, anrI
the following basis of representation
' agreed u;w.n, to-wit: '
; l o each organized county, cne delegate
rnittee will at once make arrangements to
agree upon the necessary details.
Very respectfully, ' "
Your ob't setv't,
G. C. MO NELL,
Ch'n of Ter. Rep. Com.
Cedar.
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-ar.angiue.inue. at !.irge, and on. additional delegate for
a Oration will delivered l.y Dr.- Mc- t veTy 4.00 of popjlaiion, or fraction brer
son. Declaratioa d It.derendeii.e 10.0 under which. the difteretn cou'-ities
'e read by J. L.Car?cu. The Tc'dsTb hv.ii be entitled to the following repre
be read by A. Schenehtit. J. If. I utalion in the Territorial Convention,
3 is President c! tho cIuy;..:JTX
nson, Mart!.:; I.
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corie
fal!u L
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t ( Lii.r
iO dii-ufce I I:k.ta .
i Gen. G
liaJ
Totil number.
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2 'I.Tui ; C -it
1 Lir.culu
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2 Paw ute ........
' 2 Platte '" -'"
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Omaha, N. T., June 21.
Da. G. C. Monell,
Gfiainnann Ter. Rep. Committee:
Dear Sia : Your communication invit
ing "the concurrence of the Democratic
Territorial Committee" in the political
action proposed by the Republican Com
mi'tee of the Territory, and to unite in a
call for a ''common Convention," ia be
fore me. In reply, I have to say that
the Democratic Committee did not meet
on yesterday, in conformity with . the
appointment, a quorum not being present,
;.ud it is. not probable that a requisite
number can be convened iu consequence
of the absence of several from the Terri
tory. I therefore find myself alone in
the consideration of the important ques
tion you have presented. .
While I most heartily sympathize with
the patriotic sentiments of the Republican
Committee, and recognize the paramount
importance of ."maintaining our glorious
Union, and establishing permanently the
power and perpetuity of our Constitution,
as organized and adopted by the founders
of our Government, our fathers of the
Revolution" yet I have no authority, as
Chairman of the Pemocratic Territorial
Committee, to entertain, favorably or
otherwise, the proposition you have rub
milted of committing the Democratic
party of Nebraska to the "unconditional
support of the general policy of the Ad
ministration." The few members of our Territorial
Committee with whom I have been able
to confer, agree with me that a Conven
tion of the Democracy of the Territory
only can determine the policy of the party
in ihe approaching electian. When that
Convention meets, tht political action
proposed by the Republican Committee
will doubtless receive that consideration
which its importance. demands. ' .
Very' rtplctfidly, your's, S-C-.
GEORGE ARMSTRONG.
ChnDcra. Ter. Coin
J. Pillow Las
the secessKxist.. -Ji; js iiiv" living j-l),"""
Oxford, Mis;., terribly, awakened '
ais dreams cf martial ylry ; ' know--e
is a butt and a jtsl eveu'with' the'-
e he declared hirastlf,deicraiiucd to Di G. C Monell and S. 'D. llamgs
trora ' ISorthern .inva.icn. He re-,wi re appointed a committee, to draft in
y paid a vi.it to LVaurctrd at Oko-t11 lixo v'evvs 'of.ke Territorial Coin
. and the former ua. lo di-ucttd Ciillcos "V9 in F'tavioua confer
Pil!. .1.1 r , 1 tlice ,U r Sr'd to our present course of
lulow that te. jxfuseJ to see Lim polilical acSa'0. .
oa med and raved, and talked 'of On . notion .cf E. D. CanfiolJ, .cf Burt
-aging Beauregard, but he did iof;' county,. L..G. Jefleis and Jno. S. Bowen
"eturned to hi. phce c r-idcrce fuU i-vvere appoiuted a ccmmittee to draft rules
' and nioriificationc' " l ifor'l?e 'cTO"'"-iei.t cf the . general Con-
- ' . j vention, and. to be proposed at their next
H week a couple of strangerswho'
een fora.hort lime fejufin?. about
ECity, suddenly took their 'de- all present.
tiso a watch, giur, money, .and'
property l0 the amount cf about
matting.
Adjourned, to meet at 2 o'clock- P. M.
Territorial Committee met at 2 0 clock
puaiging to S. L. S wan ad ethers.
' came down the river ina skiff to
il Point, and then went on hor
to ent. They were traced
fiIr. Swaji, who, with the aid of
The Committee appointed to embody
the views t)f the Territorial Ccmraitteein
regard to political action, reported as fol
lows: '
Whereas,. Certain States are in open
and armed rebellion against the .United
btate Government, and disloyal pohti
cians in other States covertly sympathize
...:.u .v. : . u : 1.1 .
man rr t..i nnu iu. icu.15 iu tucti wiujvcu c.iui ia 10
E;l Wlkor.. F!An " i.i .J u .
"and J S P ! uveriurow our tree msiuu.iuus; atiu ic-
vhioo- wingten, succeeded ; lieving it is imperatively demanded, un
alf bfve '1In, recovering ! der such circumstances, that good citizens
t" stolen property. He was ' ou set aide ail minor poini of polit-
Nebraska City. Larger 'ca'"rerenCt's and Tally as one man in
'ed for' the othe h' t ewa s defense of our common country in its time
er taief. . of peril, .would, cordially invite the co-
The committee appointed to'draft:ru'e&
for the use of the Convention, reported.
The report was adopted.
On motion of L. (i. Jetters, ot Lass
county, it was resolved that we recom
mend that the Territorial Convention of
1664 be held at Nebraska City. '.
; On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die. " - .
G. C. MONELL, Ch'n.
J. W. PfARiA?f, Sec'y.
In accordance with the action of the
Territorial Committee, the County Com
mittees are requested to call Conventions
in their respective Counties on or before
the 3d day of August, and . choose dele
rates for the general Convention. ,
b , G. C. MONELL,
' . Ch'n of Ter. Rep. Com.
and reckless amouiuii and the reientlcssne-s and bloud
tbirstiiie.-by whi.b tho ringleader ot the conspiracy
wcre.stirp.ulted to their work of crime and Ueasuh.
Tho narrative is one. or personal experience. The
autb r vouches for the accniacy or it statements. Tne
pul.lx may thereTora accept it as aot only a reliable but
a pcc.n.iar chapter in the geueral LUtoryof tho times,
and we arecitu'Udciit that u EKresi-tiiilcant, startling,
or instr'u.'tVve mernurial of the rebellion, iu its uinute
per si nil ;ii.! sdclai bearings, is now accessible.
The ptiulioa:. well atvaro that Jf r. Biiownlow is a
bold speai"- m.u. In this narratjve-nf hi. sutl'erings.
composed irvi.tlr. wbie iu custody iu tho jail at KLnox
vi!!e, be has uttered Uii tUuughts in lacsuugeof extra
ordinary force and' re irlessu..-, scathing hi aJverna
ries even vrhlle iu thtir power, ai.dppealinii to his
countrymen even from Lis cell, with tbe urgency of a
martyr.
It will be published in ine volume,, 13?o., hand
iornely bound in cloth., of about 4(H) paget. Printed
online paper, and will be beautifully illustrated with
12 oris fine full pape engravings besides the portrait
re: erred to above. It will also contain a fae-simileof
the Parson's iamous letter to J. P. Benjamin, where be
tells tbe rebel Secretary, of war that he "will do for
the Southern Confederacy what tbo devil never did, vii.
leave the state."
THE RETAIL PRICE WILL 13E1,?5.
G. W. CHIIjDS, PUBLISHER,
633 &. 630 Chestnut St., Peiladelpbia. .
APPLEGATE & COPublishcrs. for
Uie Entire West.
No. 43 Ifain Street. Cincinnati
To vhon ell Wtttern orden mutt be addmned.
Jfr. Bruwnlow requeiU the Western papers to pub
lish the following caution, that tbe public may not be
impose' upon :
" Ascher Ss. Co., of Indianapolis, have brought out a
small, trashy book, iu cheap form, purporting to be my
"Lite, Speeches and Addressee," connected with my
troubles among the Secessionists. This ia bogus pro
duction, doing tne reit injustice, and by. no means
reparting me correctly, either as to. my history or
speeches since 1 came Vortb. I am now 'prepariupt a
genuine book of tbe kind, and will have it out in a few
days, published oy Geo. W. Child, of Philadelphia.
Applexate &- C j.; of Cincinnati,' are the publishers for
the West. I caution the public agalnt the bogus con
cern, as I Fball at once commence le.ul proceedings
against all concerned in vending it as well as the pub
lisher. W. G. EHOWNLOW. .
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THE.
ROMANCE OT DIJSINI.SS.
DV ItlCHAUD C. KMIDALL;
At?tbr vl "St. Leer."
"SlUiike not for my complexion.". Merchant
of Venice.
DRY GCGDS A!!D .GMCEHSS!
SKETCH OF CONTEXTS:
PAKT FIRST. . .
The Crisis of '27. i" Produce Panic."
A Kicb Merchant " carried Suspcn-e Su-icnsion.
uttder." A "Beht Friend" tested.
Recovery. (A. Fa.bionabl "Cbt."
Prosperity and Social P(j- A IlypocrUe aild bis Tool.
sition. .. An a net ion fruda yuneral.
A Devoied Wife. A Fall in Kent and I.uxu-
Tbe IfeiresH and. the Beg- ries.
gar-Girl. . Vislwus uf "tbe Wolf."
tle Irish Famine.
FART SF.COND. "
The Dens of the Balls acdIACharac.er ;plendideUan-
Uears. . i ' ces. ' . .
Bankers, Brokers, L'surers.'M ine-rjinds Patents.
etc. 'Port of Brnnswi k.
Earnest Word, to 'Business A Georgia Gentleman.
Men.. IA XoreSbavcr.
Tho i'ote.Broker. '. True Rellf'on.efriw ?Lia.
PAST THIRD. " - f " '
Success. jTTetp from the Right Source.
lJUaster. . 'Lnve ahd Hope.-
Afreet for Fraud 'A Minterlo'ii Document.
" A Womlcl Spirit who ConclvisioU. . '
cau ber?" ' I . ' '.
1 VOLUME. 12 MO. $1-25.
G. P. PUTXAil, Pb)iherj Ne Tork:
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LIIEnOK OP FASHION.
Tbe largc.-t, be.t aiid most reliable Fa.hion Magazine
in the world. Cntraius the largest mid II nest Fashion
Plates, the greaie .t u umber of Que eiigrvings, tbe latest
and most reiiable irfonnai ion, three rail-sized Patterns
for k) reuses, atid a sheet of new Braid-work and Em
brobiering Pattsms. Every Mother, Die, maker. Mil
liner aud Lady should have It. Published Quarterly, at
473 Broadway, New York, sold everywhere or sent. by
mail at 25 cents. Yearly $1, wittj a valuablo prep.um.
Tlie Summer number now ready.
-.-
THEODORE HILL,
U reelvltis. and will eonUnae to receive dnrlnj tbe
suuiiuer, vug of ... .
TOE LARGEST
BEST STOCKS
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New York, PiiiiadelpMa and. St. Louis.
That ha ever been exhibited In the W.tern Couri.
try, embracing all the latest styles auJ novelties i,f the
times, llis stok enjbraie.
Dry Goods,
. Crocerieit,
Hardware, . .
Cutlery,
Quccnsvrare,
flat-and Cap,
Shaker, . ... ".
Boots nnd Shoes,
Doors and Sasb,
. Class aiid Tutty,
; Fine Fornltare,
4tc., Ac, ic.
FRESH ARRIVAL !
rf;r : ' . U-iv
immr.
JOHJN C. DUESER,
MAIN STREET, BROWNVILLE, N.T.,
Taken pleasure iu announcing that be has now on band,
a large and select stuck of every article in bis line,
COOK STOVES,
Of all the improved patterns, rii : Plymouth Rock,
Charter Oak, Valley Poize, Elevated Oven,
4tc., fcc, .
HEATING STOVES,
Box and Parlor Stoves of an endless variety, some of
which are entirely new designs, viz : Combined
Cook and Parlor Stovet, soniethiuj
very pice for snail families.
HEAVY SHEET IRON,
for Sugar Boilers, and
LARGE CAST IUOX liETTLES,
from 8 loK gallons, Coal and Lard Oil Lamps ;
Bra'R, Copper, and sheet iron ware;
. Lantern. Shovels aiid Japanned
Ware, it a., 8tc.
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v. z 3 -
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Hats, Eoots and Shoes.
I have jnst received a New Sapp.y of ITats, Boots and
Shve 'vhic- I wi;rol! cheaper than they were ever
ooted here bec-re. Call! see tue.
Brwr.vit:e, Aptil 10, ISflin.O-U.
V ' Offices for Rent.
The o!J City Drug Store, and npper part of the City
Drug Si'-rc. iiow occupied Ly juOee Wheeler, ar for
rent AnpK" JOBN'U. JUl'Sw
AUGL-St C3 . SHO EN" C ZIT .
SELF-SEAUI-:Q FiTJiT CAUS !
I have procured the right to manufacture a late sim
ple and iinproTod self-sealing Frnit Can. to whb;b Icali
the attention of tbe public. I pledge myself t" sell
(b!-o-iii. at ax fair rate atul' on a ac-pmnioditin
terms as au viuri eeiioii .nUifut in t. :t-ti ii ( u.;
1 am j.Tr5 .r.J ts jut cp sirterH? and sp.iuMT-p, tv!
r. ! 1 i'ir wr r . of iii V i. i ill i li" .-!iT l vt ri.n n i . a ' i i
i work:.ta:i'.ike biaiier, wh; h I warraut to j,!vc m-i..
fa ;i..'i.
I ple-ze uysclf not to be cnilersoll la tLe ujper
cotintfv.
My'22, 15fi, nc-tf. '
Among bis Dry Good will be found
Prints, Ginghams, Lawns, Barege.-,
Brown aud Bleached .Musllas,
Demees, Striped Sheeting, Cot
tonatles, Hosiery, Cloves,
The Latest Styles Hoop
Sktrt, Notion.,
' &c, fcc. '"
i;v.v r(ij:o!.ocivAi. (Muur.s.
Tsm; Gripr V1e4. Curriiu, ;. mt
Rd-il ' fifvfic., cC ,l rr larxe ilmr.ifi. trvtH t.l
tabli-LS raie,.
Al'i'LKS r i:sf -jr .fu-.l rariciics, jr 1C ) rr . If
4 'toi tVet-.'.". tJ.gj $45ui
7 ," 1 ff! 1'f.uil ..i.OJ
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rft. Htrtr,.:il.a i.CJ
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. Unaware.... W-t. ;,
Kebeoca...
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RASri:LK;:iK-!irii:cL!e- Ons;... 75
Xtf Ue-1 Antwerp Ji
i CbOW.Anlerp
HelledaFooUnej-antumab-aar-
LLRUAST-Conaraoo Kd 50
. White drape ;s
, . ria ............ ...14...,. 7 j
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C0OStKEi:RI5S,nttSH..a'e 'ii
l)hi. .t.. ! i ; fi
rii.. UblUIES-Wil.on'. Allan?
- 15 ". ton Pine
Pott's Soedihi..
" Ocnneg.e...
ana-
'.I-are tariy Scarlet
1 1 4. .
CHESTNUT Arneri.-an -larre l.ii
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APPLE STOCKS gui.abl fe eolar
r.ta rn.rerU.
JA.II-S XYtXV,
Jljscatine, Iuwa, Xl.vrvb 1M2. n.'-.La
''.fLrjOURML'
The American Journal crsclerfj
ana ArU
(Two VoLriH3-AyrALLT,eaoh 1ji.-470 r?fro)
Published ia numbers Illustrated i.f 15 to ICU pe
every other tuoath rt lt. January Mar-b, iiaj,
Jul, ceptembev al November, at 'ew ilavea,
Conu.,by .
. D.SILLIMAX,JR.,AXDJ.I).DAXJ.
S5 PES ASNU3I IX ADVANCE.;
Tbe Journal 'n f rit, y,,t yiiJ, after tbe aa'aaU
payment U received,
EDITED DV
Professors. II. Siliji 4x. B. Sunt a jr. Jr. ani
Prof. Jamej Dwi.nT Dana, . .. .
. New Haven,
... in connection witb - -
ProfmlSJ GRJW of Canibridt;
' ProfL O VLSAGASSIZ. of Cambridgt
.. Vr IVOLCOTT GIUB'S of .V Y
AnJ uumerou. ab!o collaborator) in .poclal Depart
mect.' ,.
Tbfj work h aa been etabUsbrd, raora than. rtj
ycarj, and is theon! Jornal'or the ki l ia tbe
United State3 It is A ?aotci to Physical and Chea
ical Science, Geclogy, JJinera'.ow Natural Hiitory,
Meteornl: y; AstrjBwmy.l'bysi.ul Geograjiby, nd
kinlred Jctirimciits f knonrlcle, d eontAlne
Onsioal Papers, a. well as AbstracUof foreign dU
ccveries, on all these topics.
. Aa attraotivq feature of tbis Journal for tbe
ri reader Is the scientific Corrpondonca of Prof.
Jekouk NrcKtfes and others, ja France and ttber
parts of Euaope, giving f-uuIUr reports of jrogrejj
in .ciaentiflio matters. "
' Eig5ry-twe Volumes bave olrcajy been published
Fifty in iu the ir.t and' TLirt-two ia tbe cocd
rferief. , .
. subscriber reeeiuntf fheir copies direct from tbe
l'ullibers remit .heir ubcripti.o Ur tb DSce at
siliiman's Journal, New Haveo, Conn.
Most of the back v clniQcs ca bo (idained of the
PaMishrj.- '
All e(.maunicationsi reinitiates, cU.t U be ad-
dres:ed to .
SII.I.I3IA Si DASA,
ft. r. ;;. j r . . .
ojnen; jiuimiiHf -iicr4caa j 'unwi of science.
.V ! .!
He has xnucli the Largest Stoclx
of QTJEX3.7SWARE In the Upper
Country.
TIIEO, HILL,
Agent fcr the Hannibal &. St.' Joseph Hail
Baod Packet Line of Steamboats.
May 22, 1S62. n48-tf.
LIcCORIJICK'S
Eeaper and Slower
M A X V F A C T V R E V XT ..'
C li I o a 5 o, 111.
Early Sugar Cane Seed.
Seed cf the Early Inipiiee. put up la half pood park
ages and sent by mail (pt-iMid ) for 3-. ia. Tbis v.
tiety is2u ..tys earlier than the Sorhoru.'
- Address, II. A. TEWl., Ci0acent City. I-wa.
Vaxch 13Lh,.lS2. . .-.i
Notice to Creditors.
'All persons knowing themoelves iudehted lo Dr. A. S.
Itolladay, by note or book account, will it well to call
ou me and settle the same before the 2. dy of May
next, as I will after thai date Collect all of bis dcbU fcy
process of Law. . A. 8C HOKNTIKIT, Attoro.T.
Brownvilie, 2. T May lt,.i3. n43-t
McClellan Reinfoced. There can
be no doubt tbatMcClellan has been gen
erously reinforced. The Pennsylvania
reserve, 8,000 strocg, is with him ; so are
ten regiments which hare been during the
past year in the. neighborhood of New
port News; Old Point, .c. ; so is - Mc
Dowell's corps, 30,000 strong ; also seve
ral New York, regiments, including the
lOth'and 101st, with other?. Mulligan's
Irish brigade have also probably reached
McCIellan'a army by this lime. .
It seemi to us that c good many of the
rebel women are very unfeeling, thoujh
by fio means tiafelioe. Lou. Journal.
DIANA GRAPE VINES.
Two y.rJ. old. $-0 per hndredj $150 per thousand
One year M, $:0 per hundred ;. per tbouaid.
Also a iar.e af.ortmcnt of Jiarsery ktott, at prices too
cheap lo pub..i.li. . ' - -
Iac aud traveiir- Agents wanted to sell trees from
onr Xurseiies.-
Wholesale .n3 DfeaCriptive Catalogues farnihl to
all applicants. Address E.. MOODY & SOX,
37 if Xiajrara Xrrfc, Loe.port, S. T.
TIIC CONFESSIONS ANI EXPEIH
E N C I. OF A S IT F FJK H E It .
Published as a warning, and for tbe especial bene
fit of Young Men and tbos who sulTer with Nervous
Debility, Lo3 of Memory, Premature Dscny,JLc&c.,
by one of tbose who has cured hiai-elf by simplo
tdeanf, after being put to great expense and incon
venience, through thu use of worthless. taodicincs
preset ited by learned Doctor.
Sin ile copies rn'n'y be bad of ilie author, C. A.
LAM HERT, Esr;., Oreenpoint, Long Island, by enclos
ing a post-pail addressed enveloj. AMrei3
CliAPJ.KS A. LAMBERT, Esq., trcenpo.int, Long
Island, N. V.
May 22, 1S52. nir.-2in.
JSlfiLtlJPS.-'lHIIi;-.
CHEAP FLObil
For the Army aod Citizens
-OF .
This, celebrated - machine br at! r1th PF.ST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IX THE WOULD.
K H.-trt i.. .ina i fi ni ir?pre.-piiiu.,r! of i i.e inters
;.-!(.! hi o. u-sr tn..Uu.es.C. 11. ii-C-n, k &iiro. uu
i .irtnje a rj'o of 8,'X. ier jr ir. IZinj .ui:-s
have t cn a '.-tp r-iurl."' i:ie.;'nt ic.-'in. an-1 f r l-n.l
m. !. r i-, pr . i w,;:i . etr auractivns
l. i tu-r ,;: .rtf. Asa i;r:.':r.
Till. ECONOMY OF POTTER.
- IX THIS MACmXfi, ITS
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,
give It preference over all oth.r Xe-.v' lrnproveruents
added, hare piaieriallT' lessened' the direct draught,
ariij Hoo.vialtl the iiu'rf flramjht th-tt tavir aS'ire us
that it les nt ikw exist. The drnithr of the Re.iper
is no lik'ht that in nineroii instances the I-rge lour
horse mai-haim U worked wuh but two horses.
Apple Trees.
20,003 young and straigbi A'yyU'Ttetr, la tirenfj
hardy Tarietic., at $ per bunared.
wATTK3. Twenty-five hog fn.ra 4. 83 lbi;
weight at hih prices, to be paid fur in Nursery
Stock at iow prices.
Orinoco Tobacco Seed.
I'utop in paperesuSjcicnt to plant fire scree at
licfs; a red stamp tu bo enclosed to pay rvtani
po-taga. .
Wanted.,
33 busnels seed spring Wheat at 7 Seta per bash
All tbe above tob delivered at Drowavi:Ie.
Au?. ISr. ' Ft. O. TH(MIS05'.
25,000 Cherry Currants. '
First Size - - S. 00 per 1,000 .
Second Size- - 30 04 do.
13,tKX Concord Crapeviata, Layers Fine
Ko.-I, Layers,
No. 2, Layers, .
No. 8, Layers, - -ue
yesroid. fronj cultlugr,
I;iaua Grapevines, pot raised.-
$tS 00 per 109
li M per lfr
11 to per loo
8 M pfj 1?J
13 09 per 127
f the Great Austin Strawbery. - m 00 per I.CCO
UKOROK SKTilOt 51 K CO..
pTMf . Swath Nwrwaik, Conn,
Currants ! .. Currants ! ,
I bale left with R. W. Furnas. Browavllie. a fw
Sel and Dutch Currant, for sale at ftl per Wrn cask.
March 28, Mil. n33-tf
a. o.Taoarjajf.
GEORGIA StGAR CASE.
. I have for sale a few'pmads of tbe White Georgia
S iRar Cane Seed. ' i
One poutnj of it will.be itiven to each eer Farmer
subscriber, or old one who i not iu arrears, art! av$
receivi-d fire paters or Flo-er r Oardea Seed.
SI. W.'FUKNAS. BrownTill,
FLO.VCK SEEDS BY JIAIL.
The siib-rribef will send by mall, post-paid, any ef
tbe S ELD'S herein ium!, on receipt of price.
They are- of his own rai..in, and are warranted t t
gi ow, if the directions are l-.l lowed, and tt produce aa
!pleinlld flowers of tneir class, aoanr Sf:DX t bat cm
iMitMiinMt, ember til ifcufmntr or Iu Kurop.
' pr.iai iiifu'Mi i c. ,"rl U the A-ters, Fanslee,
PMuii.a. P'.rtuucr.. 5a' '-.ssis llpiichr juus, J
Doui.ie L
tie., ex.. w.e srtt.esi
- ' that perius procartaj
. p'.ei.dl i. rt3;eat at jtrj
iu ceuu per yciu;a, r cue dollar
FO it aowiNo
ist Qoaiity cf Flour $2.20. 2ndQ lality 1 ...
X" O Xa Xj
For custom grind Ins, one-sixth per Busbal
For Sale at Bargains.
Two S. 1 Shuttle Empire Sewiug Machines.
One Franalin Family Swin Machine. . .
Two Horace Waters' $76. Melodious. . ....
Two Freeh's Conical Wabinjt Machines.
One No. I F. "W. Gates i. Co.'S Sugar Cane Mills
Evaporaters.
Apply at tba Advert iter and Farmer Offlc. Browr
Til le, Nebraska. ''-.
Marco 13ih lSl . - n36-tf
Shingles ! Shingles ! !
I would resoectt ally inform the citiieusof Nemaha.'
counxy. at . "-y ; , -1 T "; Kl0r, Meal , Soorts U Braa for sale at the Mill and
pl.ed witagoo.1 1 Cottonwood Sbing f?;hJ aI I at tbe principle stores in Brownvilie.
forcat-hi or tali. ii eacbane Cattle. If", n, Wheat or , , " -fVl Mr- t r,i t.
Corn. K.F, BAJtBET. ' MLl-VIN ?w COAT
March T7, ISC2.. a?8-tfj .'annary it 1S. . .
ALSO
Flour exebangud for Wheat, both at tbe Mifl aud at
toy store ir. Bruwnvl t la.
Tht Machine of UC. will stand any tet that ;asy be
applied, (lur t.naid and Ften- Cleaner eT-i nally
prevents rbokini:, u matter what tho cowl, ion of tbe
Kran, wbileoar i:cw divide, poiut separates baldly
1o!p,1 and tan.led clover or gra, where other ma
china, fail.
There is also a ?rat advantage lo onr serrated ickle,
i-Jite over rt.e smooth, a it does not reijuire sharpe.rina
so often, lbu saving time. Ourlrkl will M'4'ieutiy
run tr";iiti an entire harvest without .nee snai.'i nit.
while ti.e smooth etlse mut- be ground once eac'a day,
if not odncr With a snioth eipe the .raiifc-ht iirre.es
as the knife beoEie dull. Our drau'a is ' uniform,
and in the repeated trials durinz tbe easa of lit') 61,
proved far lighter than !.ltle ae, cutting at the
same time from twelve t- eighteen inches wMer.
Our Mower can be used with or without the reel , this
is important, aa without the reel it weUbs but about
670 pounds.
In addition to the very liberal warrantee flven W
all purchasers, we would ay as heretofore, thai farmers
wuo nisy deMre it, are t liberty to work our machine
ibrooKb the harvest with roy o'her, and kaep.aoU pay
for ibo oue preforreJ.
Painphlu wiUi full description of improveturi,
leHUinomjls, tot., can be bad by application to
THEO. HILL, Agent,
May lS,l-3. E.45-tf
of w:. u '. :
pac&e
peri.'T?!i. .
Aster A mixture of the 3et, Including C ardeu.
lleijelio;, Pipje, Empefof, TraXtui's, etc., all .cry
donble.
Bsi-atris Very Urge and but'e. all clr, extra.
Cfl'.a Sico Nua Besutil ul spikes of feathery
flowers, .
Cosiediiiiu Very pretty, resembles Coreopsis.
. Campanula Grauditlor a Larje H iwertnf, bl!e-FSow
tr.
Double Ziniiia Very 'aregtowu flrl iu Auterka last
SC'Inoll.'
Delphimini Fortnsarn Larje blue, showy and Indis
prnnable.. '
Double :!isb D.i.-y A beautiful little Fla.it, all
c.; !. ' -
UeltchrysTiin Douhlc.tery flne fr ainter bouquets,
alt n.-l.o.i from white tocrirux.n.
. rioilybock From tUe aewet and floet SngiU! yr'.ia
variety.
Japan Fink A tnixtoroof He. lewiirtl end Lacln.tus.
will blooiu the first jmmsoO, lare and splendid, all Col
ors. Oriental Poppy perennial, very large, brilliant scar
let. ; '
ran7 Splendid, muod. Including the lane Eogi'.b.
prizes, French, etc., Faust' black Geraiau stripad.
brond, etc.. .
Fetncia All of the splendid new varieties of thelat
importations.
Portuljca Inc! idin tbe new varieties of striped,
yellow, white, scarlet etc.
Phlox Druuirimiij Very trWUot vsrietiea, roi.sd.
Flilox, Fereiiuial Seed rel iru aut ssiaM ra
rieties. .
SaliI.ls A .vlcridld mixture of white. jel!ow,
blue, Mrarlet, crirn.M. ainlintermellat sba.les
Sweet W ijIijuis Krt.ni lluut's urivs!i cilection.
Verhona. Seeds avel friu aauied varieties.
Double ltrkf purs lucludinf the Tall and Drarf, 1 .
separate papers. -
Descriptive t'aaPues. e.ritJln!oir ether varieties
with tiitctions for culture, will be sent u al s; p...
caiiU. Address U. K. V,
April 3, 1S., 5?-!w S-odu-.ij City, Ciij?
Pleasant Ridge Xursery.
. VEEEY ILDEIOZ.
crtuvATca asu ai.tR is
Pratt and Omamcnt-l Tr
feasant Jtidge, Arl.pe. Bareaa to.M?, ii
p C aj :rsi,
January S, 13U. uiii-lajj