Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, July 26, 1862, Image 3
HatTHHi'JIII'lfflt!! SMIWPHil I' 1UJ TAPyERTISER. -rlLLEATCRPAV, JCLY 26,-lSC2., mv. roc & CO. DKALEUS IN , HPriBliPg Material cf all Kinds ..'.nce Buildings, XewYork. and Brawn's Iroi T-f. BulKMWti. Philadelphia. nfv are authorised Agents forth. -T -rmer bcJ Advertiser. L-CCSSOKS TO D G BLT, States ar-d-fcrrisn News?; Advertising Agency, BROADWAY. NEW YORK. r0 ro rired stent for tbe "XKRRASKA ADVR- Mass Heetln?. -v8 perullicans of Nemaha County p" upcted to meet in mass convention Den' Hall, in Brownrille, on the 2d of August, 1SG2, at cne o'clock, P. ? t0 nominate nine delegates to repre " eniaha County in the Republican rriional Convention at Omaha, on the h day cf August, 18G2, to nominate a -didate for Delegate to Congress, &,c. , e cordially invite all to co-epcraie with i ttkbout distinction of party, who are . faror of sustaining the Administration '.jjest the mechbations of Northern z'lon and Secession Sympathizers ; oere in favor of a more vigorous war ;lCr, and who are in favor of the Ad nistration using all the pojiyers of the 'jrernmcnt to cruh 'out this infernal . kli'ion. and sustain bur glorious Union, d esiatiishing'permanently the power o perpetuity of our Consfituiion as or- rzed and adopted by the founders of rGovtrument our fathers of the Rev jiion. . Bj- order of the Nemaha County Re Vicsn Central Committee. C. W. WI1EEJLER. Ch'n. Ttsso.-rAX.. :Hon S. G. Daily arrived .it Saturday on the W.es Wind. GortT. We have been favored .with a of the Lad ie's" Book Jor August. : e prgraving for this month is 'Dtniel tbstpr at the Tomb of Shakespear.n Advertisement Thtodoiie Hill desires to inform the Xtroaha Valley farmer's Club," that 2 is anxious to tell them his Ware-house n the Levee, in Brownvihe. Terms ';i:h, lh .cVlirery ff the property. t . , I , , ; f . :n?s;'z, rersm, Hawthorn, Holmes, ."Littler, Bayard Taylor, Mrs. Stow, and. any others continue to contribute. The lates accounts from th'e'c Salmon' '.ver Klines are not as incouraging as Ley were a few" months' ago. New :aes have lately "been discovered in the ith of California to which there is now aampede along the Pacific coast. i SilHman's Journal is received for July. bt ItAWnmg nre cmong the most inter jtiug articles of this" number: t'Des :;p'.;on of the Remains of a new Enali aurian (Eosaurus Acadianus), from the 'oal Formation of Nova Scotia,;" On lectrical currents citculacting near the "ana's surface, and their connection with e phenomena of the Aurora Polaris ;V A Sketch of. the Mandan Indians, with -me Observations illustrating the Gram aiical Structure of ther Language." . Congress -adjourned cn the 17th inst. The present session passed many impor tant bills, among which are The Home stead; the Prohibition cf Slavery in the Territories; the Abohticn cf Slavery in the District, of Columbia ; the Pacific Railroad Act; "the Reviasicn of the Su preme Court; 'Retrenchment -cf Millitary Expenses, and the . act Confiscating the property of Rebels." , ' -. , . . RtrrELicAxCo!vEKTiox.T In another column will be found a call- for a mass meeting cf the Republicans of Nemaha County, to select delegates for th3 Re publican Convention. Let'all frcm all parts of the County who can pcsdlly do so attend the meeting. Don't let the complaint.be' made that any part cf the Ccunty was unrepresented. Select del egates to the convention that ycu can de pend upon that cannot be coaxed cr hoodwinked by designing poliliciani from carrying out your wishes.' ' Tur Report or Receipts aitd Ex penditures cf Nemaha Cocittt tor the Fiscal, Year Exding Juse 30, 1SG2, will be found in another-column. The Receipts on Taxe3 for 1SC0 and 'CI amount to 62,424 03. Expenditures $3,44130. - . Tax still delinquent, for 'GO and '61, S2.2C3G4. Out-standing Warrants S4,041 65. Should the tax still due be all paidr the warrants remaining unredeemed 'will only, amount to-SI, ?93 21. " " 1 A First-rate Notice or the Speech of- a Tory. ; The Nashville Union at lhe'2Gth'ult., contains the following first-rate notice of the recent dirty speech of Vccrhees,'of Indiana': .'We have received, under the frank of Hon. D W. Voorhees; of -.Indiana, several copies of his notorious fpt-'ech as sailing the Administration wuUe it is try ing io suppress a rebellion created by his associates, and excusing his ote against the revenue bill which provided the gov ernment . with' the . means of . paying our ndble 'soldiers on the battle fit Id. We call on every spldier of gallant Indiana to mark him and-bis asso.-iates of the $ih of .January for vengeance. . We rejoice to know that in that State, patriots ol all parties have united in forming a Union" Extsa Sessiox. Will there- be an ura sessicn of the. Legislature during e coming winter? Is there any need -rose ? Some of our friends think that then session is imperatively demanded, -le Territorial ofHcers cacnotdraw their y without appropriations are Inade.by e Legislautre. If a session is called, le Territory will have to foot the bill -t five cays will be sufficient to do all business necessary at present. We :-ccf opinion the Governor will call an o f x'ra session, and order an election for "-"'embers, to be held on the same day as -at for delegate. " c ' Sold." The puerile practice of "sell a crowd, or an individual, by mak 'a them believe some marvelous story "'-"ten up for the occasion, or by sending '' cn some foclLh errand, has tf lr' eea carried to extremes. It is - -'.' U excisable in scho'I be poa the first of April; but the c it hardly becom-ng the dignity cf "icn. Several iiisiaoces have occurred '-f late, where iuch jokes have been ear ned beyond the bounds of propriety. The first of this week, a report Avas cir culated -through town thai a dead man r2s found on the opposite side of the rircr, partially concealed in ihe bushes. Coroner was sent for, and. several of C'J' citizens went over to ascertain if they could identify the body. With mingled fechnjs of awe & horror they approached u' spot where lay the suppressed victim secession malice; when lo ! all they found was a dead hog." Another; -sell, 1 lit!e mere serious in its effects','" was perpetrated by 'the ' vntty Local of the Nebraska City XwsJ About half a cof tra of thatpnper was devoted to a des. Option cf a "Tremendous Cohnagratkn,"c which cne-hatf cf the city ' was repre-' fer.ted ns "reduced to ashes;" and .then r.d up with "so much forn fancy euh." jf ear home this article, was, cl 5,jre, understood ;" but papers at a dis a"fc. overlooking the latter part of the oli !' baVe bee l!eceived' acu te coa v !n over. lhe suffers at the great fire in Nebraska r - . . To a certain extent it has a r-pr,cy to ioj,Jre the town. papers and stumpers do their da;y; DI IID At rn;ib City. On llio 21. of Uiptha ri VV.ii.MK Uexkt, od of J. P.acd JIaiH4H Cko THER ; nged ten year, fuiir inonth and six d ij:C Special Notice To Consumptives. - THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BEEN 2RS70RKD to health la a few weeks by very lmp1e reniedy, t ter bs-vinj nffered eeveral years with (evere lung street in. and that dread disewf e, Consuniptiou is anx ious to make tnown to Lis fellow-iufferer tbe means of cure. ' i ... , To all who desire It, he will send a "copy cf lhe pre scription used (rree cf charge)," with tho direction for preparing sikI n-ing the Mine, which they will find a SURE CCRE forCOKStfMPTIOH, ASTHMA. BBOyCHrT- ist &.r .. Tbeiny object of the advertiser in ?endin5 the Pre.-crlption is to beneflt the afflicted, and spread inti mation wtfich he" conceives tj be invaluable, arid be hopes every fuffei er win try bis remedy; ai It will cost them nothing an4 may prove a blessing. Parties wishing The prescrlptlsn will pltiFe address ' Kev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Willianihbnr?, n4S-3ra. . Kins County, Xtw-York. "Move ok. Snch Is tbe course pursued ,hy Cartis valuable medicines. They never cease dulng good fcn press forwajd. relieving the sick and crippled from piD and disease. Tbe wonderful cures that are performed byCortN Syrup t Sassaf fas are really marvelous. Coophs, colds., hoareeneps, meaMc-s, even Consumption becins to tremble when It comes in contact wi ih it, rod soon tbe deathly grasp is loosened. C'irtis" Mameluke Liniment Is famljiarto every family in the -courtry for tbe many benefits they have received from its ue". It 1 well for eery family to be provided J they cannot tell what hour they may require its usp. Taee medicines stand high, and are uped by many respectable pbysicJan or extenoive practice. .Sco ativertiaetacnt in anotbe column. Scorbutic disease are the parent stock from which arises a lare propirtin of tbe fatal maladies that f Cict'minkind . Th'ey re as it were a species of potato rot In the human jennUmion, which undermines and corrupt ail the tources cr Its vitality and hastens ita decr. They' are Jhe yprm from which -pring, Con sumption, Rheaumatibm, "neart Dii-easo, Livec Com pr.sints, and Eruptive Diseates which will be recog nlzed as among tbise most fatal aDd destructive to tbe races tf men. So dreadful are Its consequences to hu man life, that H Is Lardly possible to over estimste tbe importance of an aciual. reliable remedy, -that. can swep out this Scrofulous contamination. We know then we shall proclaim welcome news to oar readers of one from such a quarter as wlii leave little doubt ! its efficacy ;nd tiii fcioYe welcome, when we tell them Adrian Fall, rs n.irtholnm . . .lb ,4 . w i. ' Civil A-tin. District Court, 21 Jn lirtia.1 Uittrict. Jona mil I'ount v. N'fchrmkil. Tne Uorend;in'.. U. ihol 'in. w lj-m). will ifee an tht on ibe 7ih dav urJj t isoa. f.u.l Ma:na. Lamb.' J Fall, did CIo h! tictition In Ri-l court, the t.ljct aid p ayer of whK-h ? t buin a juJ:jinr tin.-t you for tbe sum of $S9.S5, with In.'e-e-it troin Sop-. tcmbiT l5t, iS'il, ui a iioini-'orT ' note lor nd n it -list, c:.ren by yvu to said jlain'.iu, ApriJ 27th, That n o-dcrof attacbm?r,t duy isu?d in this Bciiin"a:Hn.t yott, aud iho f(,!o ifrc; property wa. ttu-hed by virtus thereof, by the SheriJ f Fid county, to-wit: X. K. qnsrter, hecritn 4,T. 4. II. . 6ih priocipM mredian, Johnson Coucty, Xeb. Tcr., as Tour property. You r? hertGy reqnia-ed to appoar an I answer or demur to said p tition on or before tho !t- dj of September, 1SG2, and in default thereof judgment wi.'l be taken ag.tin.-t you.aud s-iij property ordered cto be sold and the proceeds arvlied bo the piyusent of said sum, with intorrpt .Aid. 1 A. SCIlUEMlLIT.Pirs'Atty. 'Jslyi9. nlr4w-S3.25. ' XASTCIt'S SALIJ, . In pnrenance of a decretal order mfle by the district Ckitrt, In and for .'enmiia county, Kebris Territory, fitting In chancery beaii:-g date ihe iStta diy of Kay, 1862. in a certain caase petKling In said court, whrrein John Cole isrunp'.ainant and Immer L. Cniht. et a!, 5efendania, I will on Saturday Hie 6 .h day f July, 18C2, at 10 o'clock, m. in froMtbf Usa'f. ball in Brown vide in said county, being tbe place whera il court waa laft beld, offer fr sale to the hicliet bidder; fur cahh, the following described propert T.'t-wit : the soiith east quarter f section No. eleven (II ) in township No. five (i ) north of range No. ftf;een (li. ) east of the 6th principal merediaa. (eiccppt forty acres oa the ont& nie of said quarter,) In Kernaba .uctv. Xtbraska Territory." J.-$. UEDFOiU).- 1.51 4w-S astef in Chancery. I'liOir.iTE.yOTICC. Notice is tn-eby grej th it I h ive nprointrt Monday," the2oih d .jr of July, A.'. D. 1352, at 10 c'jlock, A. x. for tbe final settlement of the estate of Joseph I'rwwd,deceas(Ki. AL4iEl;T, TOWLB,. . " I'robate Judce Goge cct.nty, XobrAsk. . Jo!y 19, nl-;w.l,.'.0. .. JJASTKIl'S SALLV. . In pursuance of a decetal order ma'e by tbe District Cou t, in sni for Xeniaba county,- f cbrattra Territory sitUug in CUaacery. bearjux date the 16ia day of May' A. D., 13il. in a certain caure. pending in uaiil court, wherein Kit-hard i--b I co npi&.naat, and John W.' Hall is dcrenJant, I will, on Satur,idv the 25th day of July, A. D. 1SC2 at 10 o'clock, A 11., in .front ,f Uer's baii, in I-rovnvilie. In sai4 coua;y, (ieing tie place wbt-re m d coun was last belJJ tC'er fur sate tots? r.,-fc.jcM k.ajer, ror caan. tie. fol io-in? described preij- Ave. tow; (It), eax eoraaa icri iitry. J. S. jbEDFU il) )ater in Chancery. o.ajer, lor c&sn, lae. loi iow-in? cesmbed preij-- it; Tbenonh past quarter of ectioa No. 6 ar;ihiK. iv, (5), t..ih of ranee Xo. fL teen, s: of the :U pr.nai taeredian, Xemaha c uaiy ! E0l-4w-fi 2 E" c " 0 n 1 3 - c Q5 ? 5 e -i g 3 r tt n "I IS rr r C M c ' c 2 B 1 "2 5- C S 2 9 SZ O 3. O - g - a cr O , t- W -ICS c 5 -5 2 3 m w 3) -I l ? S c- w s r - , s n C m f e y a 3 w ai C3 " S C T r O B. to - f ? g 5. 5e?? e f i 'Si C-i c n tr 3 3 W 3 C a: fi - ' S S i rr 3 " a 2 3 7 cr 3 33 t C - c r. 5 c 2 a. a m o " ' O r v m a K - m m ? 2 -" E - - w " i rr cr n a cr O - -a IS; s f ! D . tr " w ' 83 5? tB tB " 0 K C5 - - o C3 tr S s- Q- c. ? c e 2 P s . tr . . . o 9m sr M i & 2. w sers o - tJ Cm 91 rr 33 s -if Si 3 c a B i 0 Sit 4-3 ftf 55"35 3 -J Cl S. C B"65 E? I Sia . rl 'Sc o . . n D - ".ms 5 ' lr ? r I He -" as to -i x u '1 O a co . K 2T i B 3 3 5f s 5:0 2 o cr 3 &7 C3 UlSl'CrSLV AND FITS. A sure Cure for thee di-tres?insr- cotfplainf a Is ivw made kn'.-n in a "Tseattse os Fcniics add Na tive Herbal Putt akatios 'f -pu&itsbed hy JJit, O. PHULiFS UIIOWN. The Tre-cnpt:hn,' fur i.i3het ty a you'nj cisirvryaut girl, while in a stale of trrco, has cured everybody who -hss taken It, never haviaj failed in a single vase: It is eonaliyaure tn cases of Fits as of Dypernia ; and the Ir.stredjents may b-sf jcna in ary Crue store. Those who are aSicted with Cmst:n:pUou, Bronchitis cr Asihni. may also be cureJ by tbe o?e of my Herbal Jreparati.ma. I will enl ti.U valuable prescrip'ion fr1 t- nv'i-eraon on receipt of their name. Addresss, bit. O. PHEU3 BROWN, Ko. 19 Grand street, Jersey City, Jf. J. , . -n47-6m SUGAR GATTB LULLS .' - 1 J -AND . EVAPOKATORS ItaTifU bcei. ppointe4 airent. for th Ea?le Works Suar Can ilili ted Evaporators, Chrcago, Hi., I aai prepared to fill orders at the manufacturer's prices. Price of Milla, from $40 to $3X). Evaporators from $20io $35. Address li- VV.FUBNA3, ilarch 27, lbe2 .i33-tf. Erownvili9, iTeb. TlirO. IIILL'3 C0LU:t. 10 02. .1302. y xs i tn -1 ? e Sf S -o 7: sl?sr St 3 c 3 ? ; 2 S S ? 3 -t ii 2 5-E-0 t t k. a r 0 1 , ? i u S .CO S "2 H C8 " c o - S cS 5 u Sc " S -S - s s. o C 0 Q HELLO, STRANG EK! WHERE DID lrOU GET THOSE if:' NEW QOODSP AT For Sale at Bargains. ' Two v. 1 Shnttla Kmpire Sewln Machines. --. One Franklin Fimlly Sewinj ilAotiine.i Two riorace Waters' $75 Melodions. . . ,..'. j 'Two Freeh's Conical. Washing Hachinesv ' : ' ' ' Que No. 1 P. Y. Gate & Co.'a Sugar Cane Milts Evaporators. .. , .- Apply at the AdvtrtUer and Farmer Offlc. Browi vine, Nebraska. f. r , . ;- , ( . March. 13th. 1SSJ.- - .- (nJS-tfl ' I5X.1IE. DEIOREST'S MIRROR rOP FASHION. The Urgent; best and most reliable Fashion Magazine In the world. C-utrains tbe largest ud fluest Faabion Plates. the greatest number of One engravings, the latest and most reliable information, three rui.'-sized Pattern tor Dresses, and a aheet of new .Brsid-work and Em broidering Pattrns. Every Mother, Dressuidker, Mil liner and Lady should have it. Published Quarterly, at 473 Broadway, fcew i'ort, aold every wheia or sent by mail at 25 cents. Yearly $1, with vaiuafclo prepiuia. Tbe Summer number now ready. ' ,. ; 25,000 Clierry Currants. -. First Site .' - - ... $60 CO per t',000 Secnd Sxxe - . . 30 0J . do. . 15.000 Concord CJrapeTine8, Lver, Fine. Ko. 1, Layersi -' ; - - $25 TO per.lua . Ko. 2. Layers, . - . . 16 00 .per 100 'o. 3. Layers, . - -. - i 12 00 per loo One yearOid, from cuttlnits", . 8 to peT 100 Diana Grapevines, pot raised,-, - 12 00 per 100 the Great Austin Strawberv. : $50 00 per l.OCO GKORGK SKTMOCa at CO., - . r'37-tf . " t : - 'Sonth Korwam. Coon. " Currants ! Currants I IJiale left. with K. W. Farnas, Brownvllle.'a few Red and Dutch Currants for sal at $1 per dtpn cth. . March 28. 1363. r?3-tf - ' i R. O. THOMPSOX. J. BKKHY & CO'S., THE - COXFEWIONS AXD EXPEltl ENCE UF A.SUFPJSUCU. ' Published as a waining,.aod or tbe especial bene fit of Young Men and thos who.saffer with Kerroos Debility, Lossof Alfttnory, Premature Decay.&cAc, by cno of those, who bus cured himself by simple uennsi after being pat to gre.it etpense and irHr.n venience, through the use cf worthless medieinos prcribed by learned Doctors. ; - Single copies may be bad of the antbor, C. A. LAM liER.T,Ls GreenpointLong Inland, by enclos ing, a pt-paid Tfcddrepsed eavejope. , Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq., Greenpoint, Long laland,N. Y. . ' ' - . ... . . M 21?, t?W. nil-!. ' - - - .. THH ODORS HILL, Ij recelviEj, and will eontlnca to receive dark tha sttraraar, cna cf inn .laAucrsT BEST STOCKS O T in' alii rsou Ne7 Tcrlr, PIiiladelpMa and St. . LwIsl That tias ever been ethihlted in th Testera Conn, try, embracing all tha latest styles and novelties jf tbe YIIO SELLS THE GREATEST ! "r - D.E N , ' SELLS THE CHEAPEST G00D3 - IN.r.fARKET '' WHERE. IS' IT THAT, YOU PUR- CHASE. THOSE FAIiCY ( . PRINTS? ;. . AT -DEN'S.)":. IE j, times. CU stock embraces i Dry Goods, . . , . : C.rocerie?t 1 . ..! . - Ilardtrare, - ;:- . '. '."''V v...: Catlerr, V' ....... . .. i '. ': Qaecnsivare, r , 7" Hat and Capn, SbaLrSf . - - Coots and Shoes -.- . '. ' ' . . : . Doors and Sash. . Class and ratty, Fine rarnltare,- tie. WHERE BO'YOU BUY YOUR CHEAP MUSLIMS?.. - AT DEN'S- - ' D EN:;. SELLS THE CHEAPEST EOOTS AND SHOES IN THE WEST. ALSO THE FINEST HATS ; AND.CAPS DEN . KEEPS ON HAND. DEN 5 S IS THE PLACE TO TRADE-HE TAKES YOUR PRODUCE, AND PAYS THE HIGHEST . PRICE FOR HIDES, ' PELTS, AND . FURS. DON'T FORGET THAT .".' " - ' " . D EN; - . Sella, th'o BEST and CHEAPEST L I Q TJ OR.S. In fact BEIT eella Everythics that i3 TJcoful, Chsap and G cod. .' vC-n43-ly. j'.BMuiY!&m, . nave Jut received, and are now openlnc, at their stand on Main street, one of the largest stocks of DRY GOODS "-. V AND C3r.O CBRIBS ever cfTored In this iaarket. Refiieinber the place, J. BERRY & GO'S., rJ"o. XX, XJTa,xx otroot, "' mtOWNVitLE, N. T.! Ksy23, 1S62. nn-tf STAU.Cli A CUE It MANUFACTOIty, ST. JOSEPH, MO. - HENEY H'DIVITT, : Tnvitee tbe attention of Mercbants, Grocers, IIo tel Keeper?, Ranchmen, and Travelers to tho Mines, to bis extensive iacton Ilo is prepared to furnish SODA. BOSTON, BUTTER. SUGARD AND PIC NIC CRACKERS AND PILOT BREAD, At Wbolesale rf Retail, and at prices ,ns low as can be had anvwhere. . HEXHY M'DIVITT. April 17, n41-3m "FA ST : HORSES CITY LIVERY STABLE A h t jii,,., .1.1. r.-rr--, T-V'-r' .'-. Ys-'r C " '" ' " -trit-r a:T. Oicts'o i cicll. $5 t o fvj j,et uor jx:rai year old vine, arid A'o. l. extra large layer, with bearing wood,- $l.fiO lo $2.00. lo $12 $J8 per dozen, ALiS O tine ines "of A I len'a new white Hybrid, Anna. Clevelins, Concord, Cuyahoea. Cifu-a, Clinton, Cassa dy. Catawba, Diana, Uerbeniint, HaKford, Prolific. IS-I-u)iie:, Logan, Le Nuir, Lydia, Louisa, Lyman, Nor ton's Virginia. Ontario, Oportc Rebecca. B"trers'g ; new HybrHs. Taylor's Bullitt. To-KalunUnton Village, and uianjrtber kinds, at low prices. ' k if., : . .- ' ' , !.-' - ' Early Sugar Cane Seed. . Seed of tba Early Imphee, put tip In half ponnd pack sees andc'it by ciall (pust-paid.) for 35 eta. This va riety U20 days earlier tbwn the Sorghum: Address, n-. A. TERRT, Crescent City,-Irwa. .--' March 13th. 1862. - -. - ii36-2m :' ankolncejiet of PARSQIi BROWriLOV'S : BQOK, ' ' - ' " - ' i i The Subscribers are now publishing a narrative of the Perils, Adventures and Suffering ''"." CP TBI .-!- ----T ; - REV. V. G. BR0WNL0W, "Ainong the Secessionists of Tennessee. ' The Manuscript is c replete J, and Is now ia press and will be issued about the 1st of June.' The appearance and typography of the work will be 61 the tirst class, and it will be fully- and handsomely illnstrated with sietches of the scenes referred to, and a finely e-graved STEEL FOETKAIT OF THE AUTHOB. . As td Its contents we have no hesitation in saying that the public will be startled at this narrative of tacta. It wii! i?y hare the per? ecutions and cruelty which marked the deveii-pement of the secession conspiracy in Tenoes see, the disasters atwl the ruin with whieh it devasta tedcommunities once prosperous-, and sundeTed fami lies once happy 5 more thaa all, Hwiil expose the bad and reckless ambition and the relentlessnes and blood thirstiuess by which the ringleader of the contipiracy were stimulated to tbeir work of crime and treason. The narrative is one of "personal experience. The author vouches for the accuracy ef Its statements. : The public may therefore accept it as not only a reliable but a peculiar chapter ia the general history cf tbe times, and we are confident that no more flsulflcsnt, startling, or instructive memorial of the rebellion, la its minute personal and cociaJ .bearlnes, is now acceiMe. ' The pnblic are weil aware that Mr. urownloWIs a bold b'peakiug man. a this narrative 4 hi suffering, composed inostrv while In custody la tbe Jail a Knox yille,'he has utiered his thought, in language of extra ordinary force and leariessnoHSj scathiog his adversa ries even while in their power, and appealing U his courrtrymeu even from bis cell, with ibe urgency of a martyr. " ' ., It will he fmblitned in in volume,' limo., hand tomrljf bound in cloth, cf about 40o paget. Printed on fl-ie paper, and will b beautiful ly. illustrated with .12 ot 15 flue lull page engravings beaidon the portrait referred to above, iiwul also rontain a fac-ciinilo of tbe Parson's tamons letter to J. P. KeDjamm, where he tells the rebel Secretary of war that be. "will, do for tbe Southern Confederacy what the devtl pever did, vis. leave the state." THE It ETA I L PRICE. WILL DC 51.23. G. W. CHILD'S,' PUBLISHER, - 623 & 63 J Chestnut St., Peiladelphia. .it i ij..'. . u 1 - . a , 1 1 1 t ti O l-l 7 ' 0 x. - a. I ',,'eiUm r.r -' Among bla Drjr Goods will be fonnd Trints, Gln;haras, Lawns, Darce Brown and Bleached -2!lnslin, Demees, Striped Sheetinj, Cot tonndei. Hosiery, GJorcs, The Latest Strlea Hoop " .' Skirts Xotions, ' lc. &c. : ; : I Ho has much tho Largest Stock of QUEEITSWARE in thq' TJppcr Country. ; TIIEO. HILL, Agent for tho Hannibal & St. Joseph Bail . ', . ' ' k itaod Packet Line of Steamboats. '- ' May 23, 1862, ni6 tf. - ". ' :-'. . - . - . ' - : Ucconi,ncii'3 Ee ap er and Ho wer M A 17 TJ FACTTJESD" AT Oliioaco, Illi . REXJAJXI ROGERS, AKKOCXCES to the public that he ha purchased the entire interest in tbe Livery Stable and Suk formerly owned by Rjirers & B-other, lie U now prepared to accommodate tbe public with Carriage6. . ' .. .- 1 Un?gie. . . : 2ukie Saddle IIorie. THE TEAVELIIXG PUBLIC Can "find "at"' bU Stable ' ample .accommodations for hofsea, mules or cattle. . BEKJAMT r.KTtS.. y B partnerFbip heretofore existing between Be-nj.mm MKK'i'Sia" K0GES3, May 29tn. 1SE2.- n47-tf . , , FRUIT AN I ORNAMENTAL -.TREES. 200,000 Apple Trees, 4 rrs eld, $S per Iumdred $60 'riOoTraniard Pear. Trees, 2 to 3 years p!d $25 per bjji(irei i23i) per thonsand. ';- '' " 2i 0OO 1 yea.r old Uiana Grape Vines, $.15 perbnnlrc1 $10O por tbouf-and. ... . . 160 000 Standard Pear Grapes, $ per bunJrer, ptThwe Pw Graft a. nt beinn bnliv; can be trarsport ed cbeaplr. aod by growlne two years will rr. ke gon kiicd trees to p4nt In an orchard. Any one can treble their m..itey by growmi: them to selL Seud for Whole a.,.dDcscripUT. C.Ulae.i M0ODT - S0N.. n5I-3m - - Kisgara Xursertes. ticttpurt,- N. T. - .J 4yers Cathartic -Pilisf; . . if-i-rowaluW-eii-- t-.e W(.lrn iiapara to pas lish the following caution, that the public may not be Imposed upon: ., , . " AfCher & Co.. "f TndUnapnlU," bve bronsht out & small trafby bovk, in cheap form, purporting to be my L'Te. Speeches aud Adlrt,ss,'' connected wiih my troubles among tbe Secessionists. Thi. i a BOOtrs pro duction, doii'g me areat injeence. and by no means reporting me cocrectly," ei her as to my history or ppeches ince 1 time North. 1 am now preparing a genuine t k tbe kiiid, rud will bavd it out in a rew day, pubiivbed'iy Geo Child, of Philadelphia. Appie?ate k C-, of-Cincinnati, are tne publishers for the West. I ciuii.'Q tbe public asain.t tbe bocus con cern. as I thail t tice o iomencc legal proceedings aaainst all concerned n vend.nc it as well as the pub lisher. W. G. BaOWifLOW. Offices for Rent. . The old Ci'7 trn Store, and rpper part of tbs City Drue StoTe. now occupied tj Judu-e Wheeler, r for rent Apply ' . ' J OILS ll. JtACN or ACGITST'JSiCOEKHEIT. . feHingles ! Shingles ! ! ' I wonld rcFpecUuIly Inform the citizens of Xemsha county, that I fhatl endeavor to keep thi market sop. lied with good Cottonwood Shingle, which 1 win set for cash; or take in exchange Cattle.-Hogw, Wheat or itarch 27, 1SSI." n33-tf L HatsBoots ancl Shoes. 'i have, jsst received a Xew Supply of tla't, B00U and Sh. es. wfcich 1 will keli cheaper than they were ever fiCered here before. Call and see me. ,.- :' .-. . . DAtlD S1EGXL. " Brown vi lie, Apr I! ia,-lSC3 40-tf. - ghavT willow cuTTnrcs. At $! per hnndreJ, $5 per-trmrisand f Lib ral Ciscount to the trade, or iu lame Qnantititiesj - . -. Also Our usual assortment of Everp-erns. Fruit Tre, Ornamental Tree, Surubs antl PiaaUj Uede Plants, .c. . ; k ' - ' ' - Cotaioeues furnbhed to all ppllcinta. '-The Evtrgreers " LaMolliu.. 7-tf - SAMCEL EDWASOS, Bnrean Co, 111.' This Celebrated mc1)!r l bv all nrTrtsthe BEST GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IN TtlE WORLD. N twitb'tanding tbe misrepresentations or inose lnter ected in other machinea. C. II. UcCrmick fc Bro. man ufacrnj at Jha r:t of R.flOO par year, Marir h.r A J r -, BROWNVILLE. N. T. 'te -i'r. .,rr:. tao ev-. r tf ,- t - '---a ft - 4 .r 1? ' ' " cr. IU TUTS MACinXZ, ITS : . t - ; " ...... Strength, Durability, and : Simplicity, give It preference over all others Jfew ItnprovetnMta adled. have mstwlaliy-lessened the direc dranght, and so obviated the litfc draught that-many assure us that It does not no exist. The drnght cf tbe Keeper is so light that in numerous instances the larce Jour horse machine is worked with bat two hories. rou mowisg, The Jfachlne ol i;2 will tnd any test that may be spp'ted. Oar Guard and Patent Cleaner effectually prevents choking, no muter what the condition of the ', wbiie our new divider point separates baldly looked and tangled clover or grass, where other ma chines fail. Tbee is also a great advantage ineur serrated sickle edge ovtr the smooth, as it does nc-i require skarpenlng so often, tbos saving time. Our fickle will frequently run through s sr.iirs harvest without ence (rindlcr. while the smooth edge must be ground once each day, if not ol'-ner With a snioth eige the iranght Increases as the knife becomes dull. Our draught is uniform, and in the repeated trial during the season of 1&8Q Cl, proved far lighter than single lowers, cutiisg at the same time from twelve to eighteen inches wller. Our Mower ca 1 be mvl with or wiunt the reel , this Is Important, a without the reel it weighs bat about 670 pounds. It ilu:iirn to tbe very liberal warrantee given V all purchaser, we wouid say aa beret&fore. that farmers who may desire it, are at liberty to work our machine hrouph tha harret. wiih any ober, and ke? and pay forthe one prrftjrreJ. Pasiphleta with mil ceserlpt!n, ef JmprovenjestS, tesUmonils, k, can be aad by applicatiou vo THEO; KILL, Agent, We are ro receiving s nd openirij a Complete assort, meet of Uercbaudise, consiactag - pF'BH -GOODS: Prints, Muslins, . Drills, Osnaburgf,, -Denims, "Cottopades," , Apron Check, Hickory, - Jeans, Barage, Liners. Dress Goods, ' All Wool Delaines, : Fancy and Plain Silk, . Lawnes,' Saten Vesting s. isroaa cio'ns, . ; Cassimere. Hooped Skirtr? OS1. GUOCEiilEO: ' Coffee,' Te, '' ' Soap, Alolasses, " .' -."" ' - . Candles, B, ,C. So(!a, ' , . Saleratus, Vinegar White and Brown Sufraf, Sack, Barrel and Dairy alt," Chewinj'and Smoking. Tobacco OF S3 ARD W AHS : Axes, Hatches, Butts, Screws, Locks, Latches; Nails, Tacks. Penknives!. Knives and Forks, Hand Saw and Mill Fils, Sic, S:c, &, Sic, &c. Stc. OP QU EEXS W A RE : Cups and Saucers. Plate and Platters, Dishes and Tumblers. Coal Oill Lamps, Lamp Chimneys, Wicks, &c, &c. OF BOOTS & SHOES: IVcr t 1 1 . j , S J JOHN a. poiti; Is now rivi-j ar.I cr.;2j cut V.i -;rr Siock cf CvfwJn, cua-ia ii.; tf Dry Gocis, . . ' .Giocerics. Hats end Cap. Ibcts ar.d Shcr Iron and Nails, FIcur zzi Eicon-, Qceensrare, Hardware. Furnitrre, Sash and Dcrs. ; Window G!a. 0 a B1 TTLIch I wlUiaU ebsipfir Call and exmiae my itwk h&t rnrcLul-j elsewhere. Llrownvi::9, April 2 1, !3!2, z IZ-t BROWNVILLE tfcZV) i' 1 f or"? Ti:or:ij cdlemaii, co., Announce to the traveUn public thai their ?lstv4 and comaaodloua Steasx Ferry running ac-ots frsa BrCwSiil':, rL KelrSii. Is cue cf the best la every resyoctcn therrrr sourt river. The Boat makes reaulir trips urtvj hour so that no time will be lost in wtiiing. The banks on both sides cf the river are low ard well graded which recuers unloading nanceflsary aa la Cm Case at most other ferries. So fears need be entertained astoii;!T'"i2"!',titirrr this crossing, as everybody in tbis resign, on both siUee of the river, is for tbe Culoa the s:ron2s-4t k.aJ. Our charges too an Horn tie. hard times Hire lowsr than at any ctber crossing. Trsvelers from rnss to lows and to tie ?,t w::i ZzA this tba ra.rn,t niut bout r'T 1 r.(wi FRE5I- 7 s ' k. . A JOmi O. DUESBH. JIAIN STItEET, BROWNVILLE, N.T., ' Tak pleasure in amor-.c'.r t iw and, a large and select stock of every ati.ee ia bu l-ns, COOK STOVJlS, Of all the Improve-t pattern, v!z: PTmtth v Charter Oak, Valley Forse, Elevulea Oven, 4.C., 4c, 4iC, nEATII'G STOVT3, Box and Psrlor Stoves of an endles variety, ome of which are entirely rev deins, v!s . Comhtn4 Cook and Parlor Stve. soms'.iiiig very nice for siuail families. HEAVY SHEET IRON, for SuQdr Boilett, and LAncr: cast xno:; kettle, from 3 lo22 ci'lons, C'-al and Lard Ol! Lamps Bra, Copper, ami sheet iron ware Lanterns. Shovels snd Japanned Wars, Jo., e. SELF-SEALItIG FRUIT CA::D! 1 have procnre'l the rfftht to Tnanufietnrs a Jie n pie and improtcd solf-s?aling Pruu Can, to wjch Icait tbe attention of ibe putiiic. I p'f '.e rry.r'.f to aell these cans at as rair r?pi an-1 oa a acim.Toiatiiiic terms as any ether establishment ia this re.ln of the country. I am prepared topnt tra rotteTlng srtrj fronting, a-d all other work of my lice at the shortest notice, and la a workmanlike laancer, wbich I warrant to give satisfaction. I pleije myself not to be nndane'i la the r;r country. May 22, 1SS2, no45-t. G-: c::r.'. r At: -j . :"2C 1 "- 7 - ', Men's Brogans, Ccpper Tee, Kip and Course Boots, &c.,&c OF IIATS'CAPH: . Panama, Leghorn, "Planter's, Straw, Wool, Cassimere, Plantation, ' Shaker Hood's, - &.c.,ic.,ic. Ol Parsnins' Utensils: Cradles. Rakes, 1 : Forks, Plows, . . Scythes, Snaths,. - - - -shovels. Spades, -;. ", . " Hoes, &c. &., &c. &c. OF iiUfu OSIt : . Clear and 2nd rate Pine Flooring, Siding, Boards 1, 1 1-2 and . 2 Inches Ihick, . Sash, Doors and Birad3. Pin 5 Lath, All Sizes Sa?h. - All Sizs Doors. All Sizes Blind3, mUJ as 1st tlaatlty el Flonr $2.ZX ZzZ QaaU'.y $1.75. TTe call the attetroa . f the pnblic to otr stock, as our CASH TUitils enable us t sell low. Tbiiukiul for past patronage, we solicit a continun?e of the same. LETT. STRICKLER & CO. frown-rii le, July M, j5o3. n52-tf . For eaatca ntsl tnjr, caa-sizti per Psahel. ALSO yiour erch as god far Wheat, both t the iii! iM at tcy store ia Browuville. Plour, , sorts and Sran forsle at Ce iM at the prtncinie store in BrowfTiiie. MELV1N COAT . Jan nary 24. 1SS2. 2,C00 Acres of Chn'ce Ltr: :,, titiatei ceT tho M s sonrlKiver, ia RKharcT-oa au-1 yntnaha O'ca'-ies, b'aska; aUo, ne two s.ry Brick E.lne.ve. v.o lair 8ure Uouse, with Warehtne a.'a"hl, a d 39 V '., in the town of Browavuie, tt very low gnre sr l prt!y oa time. Tl.M.. AlZlSluS, BrownvilJa, Jane 10th. c'D-Cw A CARD TO YOUa LADIIi ASI) The snbrihei" w'J! scud (fr oreharro), t r.Jl who desire it, tie Roc'pe au l diritlms f-r uts eiaple Tt&tahl Dalui. thg will, ia fron t s ti elbt daj'.removo Pinri,Er,l;rrrrrir,TiN, Fr.-;r. 1X3, SaLtOZ5J, and a!i irr:pari:s an-i r.-t.bses of tbe Skia, leavirj ihs siz 3 iturs ir.jricl itshood 9Vfitcinrftm' en lb'llti jr,. T l-' "!t desirin the Rcipe, wki insTuction-!, .I'r. cti.-'ca acia-lvico, will j Iead9 cj'.1 co or ad Ire? ( i.a r torn rs";-0 ... - TilOS. F. CHAPMAN. rr.nTcil C."'. R'J I. C.-c-aJ K-ay, New Vor'r. J.'J 1.. Dlr.ul,