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rir.;CABTrES,NrBRASEA MlLITIA,
" Omaha, July 31, 1SG2.
I It is hereby ordered that all white male
! jcms cf the Territory, between ihe
-p'sof eighteen and forty-fire, (except
cleryraea in regular standing in the
"rereiit r'-Iigi'111 denominations. Post
"sters, County Clerics, County Treasu
V Jaltices of the Peace, Sheriffs. Con
".Vies cersons not of sound mind and
Vsocs phyfcically disabled.) shall forth--.jj
enroll their namss into Independent
''lliliiii Companies .of. not. less than
r:y fie nor more than sixty-four per-.
j each, each company electing from
; ir number one captain two lieutenants,
rlund second) four sergeants and four
I -'(.orals, and forthwith file a list of the
r-es to enrolled in each company with
e'Capiain of some volunteer company
f ibeir county, and in case of no such
"tain in the said county, the same to
j'fonvirded to head quarters. It is
r her ordered, that the Captains of the
eral volunteer and militia companies
j each of them see to it, that all per
;s reiidin? within their" respective
-sties, not herein exempted and who
ecot heretofore done so shall enroll
: r tames into companies and report
f Lames cf all those who refuse or
!ect so to enroll themselves within a
Nonatle time after the . publication of
5 order; the names of all persons so
'lied and filed, to be forthwith fer
ried to head quarters.
! y order of Alvij Saundibs, Gover
r and Commander-in-Chief of the Mil?
i of the Territory of Nebraska Prf
j WM. F. SAPP, AdjUGen.'
lATTEIITIQ.l COMPANY!
e members cf the Tad Jock Guards are requested
:et ea Saturday eveniritratT n'clocfc. .-..;.. .
I L CV.'IS HILL. C a pti". a.
'viz r.iivn' r 77:;' 'T? " " !
L wrabersof the 'Drsirr.T'.i e iIrn;o Gutir.I ax
1 uJ- rel to reti 1 at T;rr ,v n Tu-
. ii.e IMt in?t., an l re port tcm-ives Ut duly,
..; itr, at the tEots .f C. W. 'Wheeler, at two
p '.M. 'O U. HEWKlT.Capt. ;
SABiBtTti-Yekara that ,a yoin. jyTf rpT?71T? C4-1R A "P TT-"
jy living at Mr. Argabright's, wes bit- -2-L- U2JjI .L JLZ,
I.hU JIILE FHARED U KEIilUQuY .he hrout:t a uI1 cVocf arms, amnni-j four miles below Ft. Gibson; our tro:?s
lad
ten yesterday by a rauh snake. It i
feared it will prove fatal :
IU. Editoh: I notice in your paper cf KOTO KEG1ME.NTS RECEIVED'
July 2Gih, .a ad.cnisemem by Theodore SKIEmsH Qu THB p0T0IIAC
Hill, proposing to sell his Warehouse to . UAI tuiut;
the Nemaha Valley Farmers' Club.
Cairo August The,Gramdat Ad-
peal of the 2Sth. sayi : The steamer Cuba
ran the blockade of that port oa. the25ih.
ing the
In answer. I would say, af'.er consult
Committee, they; have decided
that it is entirely too small.
S. W KENNEDY,
" Corresponding Secretary.
Counlj ConTcnticn.
Pursuant to call from the Central Cora
mittee, a mass meeting was fceid at Den s
Hall in Brownviile, cn Saturday, Au
gust 2.
a . -J . : J I I I . mi
uca, lytjuicines auu uiauxeis. a ne same
paper confirms the occupation .'of Grand
Junction by the rebels. , Xhisplacesthem
between Memphis and Gen. Grant's head
quarters, and gives them the control of
th2 Mississippi Central road
A despatch in the Appeal frcrjri Chatta
nooga, states the federals are eyincing
great activity; nod are'endently prepar
ing ior some movement, a number of cars
having arrived , from . Bridgeport with
shells and ammunition. ....
Wa The Jackson- Mississibrjian savs: It is
enmson, Representatives Gurlev Larz authorized to state that a sufficient fprce
xuacisuu anu uer. Uates arrived here Das ce" 5eDl lc? me iuississippi river to
-Col. Cooper is in command cf thercb
el fpr'ce' about 3)C0 at' Ft. Davh, oa
ths south side cf the Arkansas, and about
THE REBEL GUNBOATS.
LATER FHOL!
have never been farther south than th
latter post. Cooper has a Choctaw regi
mentnearly all this tribe are refceli
Mclntos'h a Creek regiment, and Stand
legal Notice.
V' . f art' 21 Strict,
loipjoa Owor,s.tal.J NtiujaUacviaty, y.x
Jh9 axia dortoJ.mt, ThoiLffoa Owen, w!.;"ij,
Boticatbat do th Gih dy o' ilAtcb, A. 12
nid ptAlatiJ Uef.tr, did 1 LU pe?it?;n ia riui
cc-nrt. la a. ciT",! a.:tioo. Jh oLie:t ani
THE ELECTION A UNION TIUUUPII.
1
lo-aay, as a Umiroitiee ' from Gov. Tod,
ci uuio, to represent to the PrptdPnt the
condition of bouthern Ohi
Ly, and secure what relief may be possi
ble. Thev reDresent n ihain
protect the people of the river counties
from invaders. This probably means that
efforts are to be made to bloekade tha
river, and intercept federal steamers.
The Mobile News, savs: One division
, aua
The meeting was called to order by the as well as the belief -of such Uhion mpn of. the Tupelo army has been ordered
Chairman of the Republican Central m Kentucky as speaker Buckner, that eostwara-. ana is snoruy expected at jviotil
p. 'm;p. ' ' " 4 ' - Kentucky is in imminent danger, anJ is Nlw -Aug. 2. The Times' Po-
, . IU Ju' iruinoiiD in ine balance be- loraac army tmrcsuouueni 01 me.OJSl
a. i.MAjoas was cnosen airman Uveer) lhe Union' ai.d the Somh.m ulu. states ihaf two susDicioiis' looking
and T. R; Fisher,' Secretary. I fede racy. : " ' : ' . rebel crafts, probably the Merrimacnum
Hon.. W. H. Taylor being called on The old secession party is strengthen- ber 2, and the Young America, cast anch-
. 1 .1 1 . . , , - -. .0 1 , rr rr i .
addressed the nieetics with a sound pa- eu y lDe virlual accession of a large or yesteraay noon-on 1 urkey Deed. bev.
' , t' , . ncuicui 1 cws caeuttn Dy tUCu men US liov cim w w tuuuuaio cie juj meuiaieiy
unrl.miornlla n nricm I KPnt In.lfint vif inil V . .thft IVTnnilnr ma L-inrr
tt n , rt r , , , . . 1 " , . wiKiuzs are I " j . -uu-uo
. . iw vo mtii vancu iu taicen as indicating a desire to feed thp a reconnoisance alter wmca tue gun-
and delivered a speech at some length, 1 public fentiment of the State, and inflame bal eel including the Galena, Monitor
defining his nosition cn the oue'stiops cf young men with the idea of becoming re- aQ(1 others, were ordered into line of bat
.ucj., v;. .,1 n newned chieftains, like Morgan. . tie off Lighthouse Point.
and made a short speech.
After which the Convention proceed
td to elect delegates. John L. Carson
atd S. L. Collins were chosen tellers.
S. P. Majors received 126 votes ; Jolp
WT. Hall, 125; S. R. Jamison, 126; T.
R. Fisher, 12S; Theo. Hill, 125; J. B.
Hoover, 123; Charles Borcher,.127;
J. M. Paulin, 126; W. S. Reede, 177.
secessionists and guerrillas to seize the
above and near Ft. Powhattan discovered
no rebels or 'earthworks in that vicinity".
. At y p. m., tee position ot tno fleet
was unchanged ; and the rebel boats were
pons ana control tue state election, in
many portions of . the State, on next Mon
day. The election is not one of sDecial
importance, but it. is feared thev will still off Turkey Bend.
seize upon it as a good opportunity for W ashington, Aug. 1. Advices from
rising and overawing , the Union voters Schenck s and Milroy's divisions, and Si
committing excesses, and securm thA gel s corps, or rope a army. nav been
macninerv or countv covprnmpnt, an receivea. ana state mat 001a are moving
j - - j O M. uu ' e It-
aid to their schemes in future. steadily southward, and that a tolerably
Whether this take place . or not. it is heavy force is retreating betore them to
regarded as certain that'ih prP!nnKt wards GordonsVille. Each division has
John'McPherson, 66 ; R. . Barrett, are niore powerful and dangerous than taken a number of prisoners, mostly
56; D. C. Sand ers, o5 ; b. W. Kennedy, j ever in xientucky, now, and it is believed I scouts and outlying pickets. Gen. Mil
56 ; ;W. B. Phillips, 56; R. V. Hushes, that at any rate they will, if not overawed, roy, before leaving. Luray, required the
w 'I? & . . I . 1 .
intenere witn tne extra session of ihe
watca n tr- ofa n a judjuut ajrat ycj for tU
...ft-nri..i.i. ... . ....
Wattis had one cf Cherokeea;' Tharp if: 'w?? er't"'iorVy c.f
A . . , . ... oj yrTl, JOdD 11. Otun A
was up to me luia instant no artillery m
Cooper's command, although it wa daily
expected from Pike. Pike was at Bog
gy Beret, five mile3 north of Red Riv
er, and ten from Washita, and one hun
dred and forty southwest from Fort Gib
son, and he was reported to have thirty
pieces of artillery stolen from our gar
rison at th.e beginning of the war.
Gur5couts have been through the Chcc
taw and Creek countries, and report no
enmy thare. The Mcintosh cr rebei
faction of .the Creeks had retired with
their women and children, to the Chock
taw country, fourteen miles below Web
ber's Falls. - v.- .. -
On the 23d insU, a detachment of Gen
Brown's command from Springfield, Mo
was at Cincinnati, near tho Arkansas
line, and thirty-QLQ Kiiies forth of Fcrt
Smith. '
In our cpinioni but h'ttle'of importance
will done by the expedition umil Gener
al Blunt takes the field in person, as he
will do ere long... t " '
ad w n. r. T
for aili laa, and pay&bl to Firtrtllisr & Hiciar,
fix months aftr dito. -'. .
J Eat aa order r raUiotrs-nWai dulj tnued n thU
action agiiast yoa, aui Ui foliowic t.rcpo -ty wu t.
UcheMlbyirta9taerenf,b tbSben Jot ttiscoant?
ta-wit: Lotj J, 2 and J,ia B!wck 74, aid aul-tersai-'
eethrennto beloajirj, sitaatdia tUatowa 0f At
Finwall, in sail county and Territory, in yur property
jou ara hereby reqairti U aner cr demur to
aid petition cn urbat'ortj9 1st day of Sttcfabw,
lao2,aQdiadtraaIt tbero.-.f. jndjmant taken
f"ajoa,uJ aaid fTcpcrty or-reJ t U tulit
,m '" rroceaa ap.iiod to tat p-.ya'iTit f aid i
with lo'erest as &rMaU. A. S'lOENliriT.
4nl;4w-JJ,TS.- nr. Attorney.
WHO SELLS
GOODS
IN
the c:n:Ai
"BIIOWNV1LLE?
DEN
SELLS THE CHEAPEST GOO
IN., il AiiliiaT.
E.j
WHERE 13 IT THAT YOU TUIU
CHAbE:TlIOSE'FANCV
PIJINTSl
. LEGAL NOTICE.
A Jrian Fa!!, 1 Civil Action, District Court.
Eartbolmnew LArob. 1 aon CcantT.Nacrak&.
Tbs Defondict, BrtboIraaT Liz will UV uy-
o wi oniaa . in cuy or Ja.'y. fcili plaUT,
Fail, did !a hi petition ia aaij court,, tba objapt
And prayer of which it to cbtaia a tuJ-rncnt "?r.it
48; Jacob Siefkas, 55 ; C. W.Wheeler,
56. . ..
Meeting adjourned.
S. P. MAJORS, Chairman..
T. R. Fishes, Secretary.
Meeting on tne Nemalia. '
At a. Union meeting bf the citizens cf
this country, held at the house of S.
)r. Noel has aguia taken charge of
American House. ' :
"iliciocs. There will be preaching
: Sabbath' at the Presbyterian Church,
Ulf-past 10, a. m., ty Rev. H. H.
WK l
"jtcresjj r i. !?pi:rcr:r3. V,'r rr-"-Acd
to he . r ' . -y c i 1 1 : .r y 1 . L . - ,
.tidiana, for tcc.:al. .copies cf iu-r.
t rpceches.
Notice. The Delegates elected to
resent Nemaha County in the Ter
r:al Convention in Omaha, are re
nted to meet in. the Adtnlisrr Olice
Brownviile, cn Saturday afternoon,
Vt 16. - t ... .
a-wNviLLE House. rIr. Morris
as made many changes and improve
in this hotel.' . The basement
-bpen cleaned up, painted, and will be
- for a saloon, e nd billiard , room.
Louie now pressnls a cheerlul, busi-i-llt
oppearancc.
zz Latent Kews. For several days
t there has betn ar rumor current in
cry, which has iince been cocrmrd
a intelligent contraband, to the ef-
that Ezs. Rogers, of the "City
; rJ Siable," has, for the accommoda
J of those who are fond of pleasure
a fine lot of "fast horses." Those
s -g to take a rile, should not "wait
ie wagon," but call on Be. He
-cc&moda ling, and his charges are
' sable.
ees. We have received the
J timber of a new paper published al
ota Cityj Nebraska.j bearing the
; ydraska North. It is neatly print-
ttCfpjndent ia politics aod devoted
e interests of Northern Nebraska.
he Tri-vcedly Miner's Register is the
-of a new paper published at Central
.Colorado, edited by Alfred Thomas.
Fper is of a size and style thai
1 coufer credit on a tri-weekly pub-
3 ia the States.
Whu
1 - . 1
in
W
C.
'.I ". c l. c - z a
Legislature just called by Gov. Magoffin.
This call is understood to have been at
the instance of Union men. Gov. Ma
goffin is said to have been forced into it
and it is understood the .idea was to get
rid of Gov. Magoffin.
The Union men feel the absolute ne
cessity at this ;'time cf having a reliable
and loyal Governor for the State, and
hoped that they may ba eble to devise
sone plr.n ly vh:;h Llsut. Govorncr Fis'.;
citizens to take oath of allegiance, in
accordance' with Gen. Pope's order only
five refused to take. the oath. ' Schenck
performed a' similar operation at Wood
Hill. Neither division has yet. met with
any losses of consequence.. Their men
are in good health and spirits'.
New York, Aug. 2. The Hilton Head
correspondent of the Herald of the 26th,
says, a Charleston refugee reports that
Gen. UU3. Snmhts in "comma
Chair
ay j cm be clothed v;th r II ths present p:
A ccu'irnkug y.lz 'tl.ca c;;:inieJ to
draft resolutions expressive of the senti
ments of the meeting. The committee
consisted of John Long, B. Y. White,
and B. F. Mclninch. The meeting then
adjourned until 1 oVlcck, P. M.
After dinner the meeting met pursu
ant to adjournment. A large number of
the citizens of the county were present
The committee cn resolutions was called.
.i tie
cr the uoverr.ir ; ov ' y h:ca suca j'jwcrs
V.iy fce placed ia t!.2 j;3n:!s cf some ca
to to regularly elected Lieut. Governor.
.Gen. Halleck staled to certain promi
nent citizens to-day, and authorized them
to make use of the? statements as they
chose, that he was and had been in favor
cf a thorough, confiscation of all properly
of rebels, slaves included.
He explained that order No. 3 was in
tended in spirit to .apply to anybody,
blacks or whites; that none not' having
military business with the'army should be
allowed about it, and that it was with the
uhi
fJLivb:
K ; :rt
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id Ccnsiitutioa
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1UI JiltVLt U.i
United States. . .
I&olted; That we are in favor ola
vigorous and rigorous prosecution of the
war policy of the Administration ; that
we heartily endorse it, and we hope that
they may soon succeed in restoring the
authority of - the "laws throughout the
country. ' ' . ..
Resolved, That all persons who wisn to
enjoy protection of person and property
among up, must quit giving aid and com
fort to traitors in the way of fire arms.
and by harboring them, and by encour
aging them with treasonable words, or
ty uttering treasonable sentiments ia he
presence of anybody; otherwise.
Resolved, That we hereby most sol-
emnly pledge ourselves, as loyal citizens.
that we will arrest, and deliver up an
such offending persons to the War De
partment, 10 be dealt with according to
the rules and laws of war. ...
These resolutions were tak'n up one
by one, and passed without a dissenting
voice, c , - - 1 ' -
A committee of five was then appointed
to have their eye on those suspected ' of
treasonable proclivities, consisting of John
Long, B. Y. White, W. W. Kennedy,
Mr. Hill, and M. Riordan.
Voted lhat the Secretary ask the pub
lication of the above, in the Nebraska
Jldvcriisef.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
S. W.-KENNEDY, Ch'n.
S. L. Collins, Sec'y.
'cl Oil. This? new oil is destined
r duce a revolu'.ion ia many of the
It Las already taken the place of
el'tine in- more ways " than one. It
tared that tbe interruption of the
,?ct.t;r,e trade by the'war would make
i t rce of that article enormously high ;
j - 3 thought thai, hereafter the amount
:&ed will be diminished' over one
rer cent. Our friend Mr. Wald-
! ;sys he uses coal cil ia painting, and
""answers th purpose admirably,
fa.no:ber column will be found the
rhngsbf a'raeeting cf citizens n
ccincL Their resolution ex-
a l'e m?.st zealous patriotism. Ye
t . Uvever, that it will not be found
sary to resort to any harsh measures.
Uterer Is done should be by -due
,'VrScf Law" There are many lcav-
'a. Bl0Uri 10 exx?1 frorn the Jrvft.
y uni as forbid them from coming
' .they should be excluded
!s Territory, if there is any Icciti
; ey do it.
Who Escape Draflln In the United
states Laws.
The following persons are exempted
from enrollment by the laws of the United
States:
. Officers, judicial and executive, of the
Government of the United States; the
members of both Houses ot Congre ss and
their respec'ive officers; Custom House
officers and their clerks; inspectors of ex
ports, pilots and mariners employed in
the sea service of a citizen 6r merchant
within the United States; postmasters;
assistant postmasters ana their clerk?
post officers; post riders; stage drivers,
in the care and conveyance of the mail
of the L'mted States; ferrymen employ
ed at any ferry on the post road; and the
artificers 'and workman in the United
States armories and arsenals. ,
G .
He.ct-t
..: ;;-,iir.c.ry cpera
Lie thit tha cr,:::
1 ib At he issued cr
. !:. to iiiirrcss tt.J
11.3 rtLiU
0 cavalry
c::t n:?.c.
try.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Tbsmtobt or Nebraska, ) '".
CouBtr of uaire. J
Wherea?, David V"olf and Fraderiok IIa?enstc!n.
aid cn ta L'Stb day of July, A. D. IS32, 5!a a peti
tion asking of tha Probata Court ad ecres that J. L.
MjCunleiai Administrator cf th csUta cf D. C
AluCanlei,lte of Jones county, decoaaed, shall make
a good anil kuOk-ient deed of Warrantee ta tha said
petitioner of tha folLinj tract cf laod, being
wevt half of tho north eat .quirter, and tho so nth
eufforty of tho north wet quarter of section twenty-six,
ef township two, range thrae.eAst of the sixth
principal meridian, is Jonea county, Nebraska Ter
litory. -,
How, be it known that I hare appointed Monday,
the 15th day of September, A. D. JSG2,aclO o'clock
A. ii, for the hearing of aaid petition, and all per
sons interested therein may appear and show c&as
why the pjuyer of the petitioners shall not da gran
ted. , " ALBERT TOWLE,
' . Probate Judge, Gaga Co, Neb. t
L'eamce, July ma, lfcoz. da ow-8,00.
yon for the mm of $S9,&5, with latere! fxoza S-p-U-niber
1st, IS51, upon prtit;:cTj isote-for said
amount, givsa by yoa to said j-bintij; April 27,
Tfcat an order of attAohment duly isiaei ia tbis
cuon ajM3i yoa, ana tne follawia property waa
"ao8 oy Tirtae wereor, ytn9 snerixof ni
eoanty, to-witt -N. E. aaarter. saeticB A T. A Ii a
0:b prineipil meradUa, Johnn Ccnatj, ab. Tcr.
To axe berubr reavirei ta a.rvmxt and inmr a.
dmur to a-iid p.tition on or before the lit day of
ucpuBKcr, iao, aca in aiult tosrsox judnjeot
wiil be taken ag-iinst yoniAAd said property ordaraj
o aoia ana me prr oeeaj appiiei ti tbe paymect
.vA.SCUOfiXaLIT.Plff'f Attr.
July 19. nMw-$35. . ; ;:
CM1 Astion, DU.
trict Coort, d Jii
dicial Di:riot,Pa.
nee o-uaty, Neba
lu larrltcry..
Hichmond.ariJ
Lave ctherwico reduced their forco by
l.i rgo guardi'en tho t'avancah.Uailroad.
Two iron-clad rams, similar to the Mer
rimac, are being'constructed at Charles
ton, to destroy the blockaders. The
steamers Memphis and Herald arrived at
Charleston, from Liverpool, with valua
ble supplies. The!' steamer Economist- is
also expected shortly. The fleet of Charles
ton has been-augmented, and. it; is now
thought impossible for the vessels there
to escape. The rebel steamer Nashville
is in i)aboy Sound, with the gunbeats
Paul Jones and Keystooe State watching
rr a c 1 . 1 . . . . .
iae reteis nave arrartu . rfeuy
Li r.
i"!. rur tfT
.ut A is .
id.
use iui the ncrots he can iret, and to use
The Kcntcclty Election.
. Louisvitrt," August 4. The returns
thus far indicate the election of all thor
ough Union candidates in the county elec
tion to-day.
Up to ten o'clock this morning no re
ports had been -received cf disturbances
in any quarter. . " .- . .
The, latest Memphis advices mention
rumors prevalent there of the capture of
eiht Federal paymasters by the rebels
at Humbold, Tenn., including Jacob A.
Camp, Gotzmar, Coon, Hanna, YohnanJ
Hizeltine, with an aggregate of S300,
COO. Army circles here givo these ra
cers no credence.
in which he can make
them useful, 'and lhat. he was to pay no
attention to whether they were slaves or
free, or whether they were slaves of
Union or rebel masters these questions
belonging to civil law. The rebels had
brought xu war, and military men had no
business with and would not consider them.
Gen. McClellan telegraphed here tha:
he cbuld not get milk for sick soldiers ;
the secessionists would net furnish it, and.
that the Union': men charge' outrageous
prices. .
General Halleck telegraphed back if
secessionists won't furnish milk, to seize
their cows, and milk them .yourselves;
have a military board, -fix the price for
milk furnished by secessionists,, and if
they refuse to take that price, seizo their
cows also.
Headquarters Aiimt or Potomac,
Aug. L About 12 o'clock last nisrht ihe
r? bete opened fire from the opposite side
of the river with two batteries of light
artillery, lheir hre was principally di
rected to the mail-boat landing at the
headquarters of Colonel Inglast, and the
shipping and encampments of Westover.
The rebel pieces were handled well and
fired with great rapidity. Four men
were killed and five or six wounded.
Several horses were also killed.
The rebels had it all their own way
for some time, as our troop's did not anti
cipate it; but the 32 pounders stationed
at Col. Inglass headquarters soon silenc
ed their guns after they opened. A few
of our vessels were struck, but no serious
damage was susiained by-any of them.
With this exception' nothing has occurred
worth mentioning.
Harbisburg,. August 1. The Adju
tant General has issued a circular' to the
couuly commissioners to return to hishead
quarters the enrollment of the militia of
the several counties, before the lUih of
.August, no as to be prepared for any em
ergency. . :
. StRiycriELD. ItL., August 1. The
Adiutant' General issued orders. 15 the'
a' 1 .'1 ft r '
Countv Clerks to day mat tne Assessors
furnibh, without delay, lists of all the able
bodied men between the ages of 18. and
45 liable to military duty. .
.Louisville, August 1. Gen. Boyle
has issued an order prohibiting the sale
of contraband articles, such as guns, am
munition, medicines ia packages, unless
the purchaser gets a permit .rom head
nnarters.
Witsctos. August 1: The latest
fnr'pirn advicesdonot indicate any move
official character, ou the
nart of the European Government, hav
ing reference to intervention in American
afiaifs.. '
Gov.-Tod, cf Ohio, has 'decided, that
after the 15th of August he will pay no
more bounties; and if there is a deficien
cy cf volunteers by that time, it will be
made up by draft, without bounty.
Advices flora Gea Pope's department
indicate lhat the rebels are fortifying
Gordonsville. Their strength is estimat
ed at from 20,000 to.30,CG0. In conse
quence of Fope's orders relative to effi
cers absent from' their commands, there
is a scarcity cf buttons an amazing con
trast with th rituatica two weeks ago,
tit I
AsniNCicN, Aij-:t 1- In L;.:..;r
to a deputation cf prominent citizens who
waited on the President , to-day to .urge
the acceptance of Negro regiments.' Mr.
Lincoln replied that he could .not accept
. 1. - ,i
negro regiments, out wcuiu accept as
many as oflered as laborers. Ihis is un
derstood to be the settled policy of the
government.
New xobk, Ausast fortress
Monroe letter to. the Post' says General
Burnside's corps has embarked and is
moving off. The. gunboats and mortar
boats a;e all under orders, and when they
strike the splinters will .fly. J '-; '"
:". SHERIFF'S SALE. .;
Alfred Opelt. ) District Court Nemaha Couoty
rs ' Nebraska Territory. ;
Ilugb Brownlee, )
' By virtue of aa order of tale to tne directed in
tbe above entitled case, will on Saturday, tbe Cth
day of September, 1362, between tha hoars of 10
o'clock ft. m.and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at the
door of Den's Hall la Brownvillo, the place wfcera
the BftiJ court waa last hr!J, for-? 1 N'".Hmi5,
j " r f. ' ' . : ' . : . . . , . ."(..! 'i
i .. j, t ,j ,uja : . . . . w . j r-.i c . jcj. t j-w.:;
n ri hu f s "i ; -'..r ' " r.v.- jr
2i. ia tc.tt.t:.in u;;.. ei,i..u:i t .
15, t Zhi 1 f tb 6th p:ir.:l';fa I At, i.
Sheriff cf Nemaha county.
' MASTER'S SALE.
tn pnrsoance of a decretal order tnide by tbe District
Court, la and lor Ae.maba county, Nebraska Territory,
stttlng In chiucery bearing Uate the 16Uj day of May,
1361, in a certain cause pending in said court, wherein
Day & Alatlackacd Cutter Merrill arecouiplalcant ind
Allen L. Coate, et al, defendants, I will on Saturday
tt.e 30tB day of August, 1S2, at 10 o'clock a. m, !n frout
of Den's ball In Bruwnvilie, In said cuunty,. bviug tbe
place wbere fata court was last held, effer fur sale to
the bi?uest bidiier, for cash, the foi lowing described
property, to-wlt: Lots uumber 4 and 5 of the northwest
factional quarter of section number S. In township No.
four (4 ) carta of rang No. sixteen !5 msi rf the r-n
jrirc rat msrec.n, in Niii.a- c v.'f. 1
'i.tr. rf. w. 6. - -. v - . ,
0 4 .-. " 1.15 . i-.er Ut '
LEGAL AOTICE.
WiJ!iara S. Flora and 2iAa T.l
Uorn.Uonipuinanta,
TS.
"Wiley IT. Horn, Joel A. ITorn,
Tames Horn, Elizabeth Nix,
WiHIain Nil, ber hnsb-md, N.
F Horn, tbe unknown heirs of
Suan McDonald, deceased,
and the unknown heirs cf
Nancy Smith, deceased, Ke-
aponuenw. , r ?i
. Wi!f7 ' nrrn Jct A orn Jamet niri. Elisa
beth Nix and William Nix htrhniuA4. N F tl
the unknown heirs of Susan McDonald deceajei And'
u uuauowa nejrs oi iancy : amtta ueceajfd, wJI
Uke notice that William S. Horn and Jiam T. nr
of the Territory of Nebraska, did on tha t!
July, A. D. 1332, file their petition in the Dimict
Vsoort, m andi for the county of fawnee, end Territo
ry of Nebraska, against tbe aaid resj ondents above
named, settinj forth anaonj other tiling, that Milley
Horn died intestate, seised in fee of the fotlowimr
described r&l estate.' and leaving as he htirs ht
aid cctapiaioants and respondent. That said bin
prays that aaid real estate, to-wit : the South East
quarter of section Eleven, in Township One, of
lUnge Eleven, East, Pawnee county, X. T-, - --
tint LH ak duo rrotm Wl wwwea s rau uut v.
I . .
c a cr L
;.oider.ts are fur! ".
- I v 17 if bepu ...
1 j r.), a i . rrs '
' !!ridi
: i tbM
AT DEN
"7HERE'd6 YOU BUY YOUiT
CHlwVP MUSUS?
j y r - t
AT.i iDEN
J
DEN
SELLS THE CHEAPEST 10012
AND SHOES IN THE WEST.
ALSO THE FINEST HATS
AND CAF3
DEN
AELPS ON HAtiD.
D E N 9 S
IS THE PLACE TO THADrU??!
' 1RICEF0R HIDES,
PELTS, AND
: FURS.
I
Indian ExptdltioiL r
from the Leavenworth ConsetvatlT.
Dr. Gilpatrick Brigade Surgeon, ar
rived here yesterday from i the Indian
ExDedition. ... He left John Ross on Wed
nesday, the 23 inst., at Park Hill on ihe
Illinois river, eighteen miles from Tal-
t
ouah. He has bad three interviews witn
X . . -i
Ross, wnom ne uescrioes as a yery intet
ligent man now neatly eighty yefifs old
The three regiments o loyai Indians
are at Grand Saline, on 1 Grand river,
thirty-three miles this side of Fort Gib
son. . The third o ,improratu,,. regiment
is under Col. Wm. A. Phillips, numbers
twelve hundred men, and consists, as we
have already published, entirely of In
dians who have come over to our side
(principally from Col. Stand Watie'
rebel regiment) with their arms and hor
ses since the expedition reached that
country. This advance section of the
force is short of supplies and may have
to fall back, although such a result would
be calamitous to our cause. It is com
manded by Col. Furnas, of the First In
dian regiment; .
' A section of Allen's Battery is' left
with this force. It is the opinion of our
informant lhat in case of the retreat cf
the Indian regiments, thousands of wo
men and children will follow them into
Kansas. Nine-tenths of the Cherokees
are committed to out cause. If they are
left before the rebel force is dispersed,
they Will seek safely in following the
Union troops. , The Indian regiments
are violently opposed to returning, desir
ing to meet the enemy apd 'fight it out.'
Sixty-three miles this side of Ft. Gib
son is the command of Lieut Col. Jew
ell, which consists of the 6th, tenth, and
a part of the Oth Kansas regiments, and
two sections cf Allen's Battery. .
Col. Salomon's command was eight
miles this side of the latter,, and consist
ted of the Second Ohio" cavalry, 9th .Wis
consin, and' Rabb's.. battery. Thecomr
mands cf Col. Salomon and iieut. Col.
Jewell (all white troops) are.expected to
be at Hudson's Crossing of , ihe Neosho
on Sunday last. Hudson s crossing is
Dinety-five miles north of Ft. Gibson, 50
miles south of Ft. Scott, and seven miles
the mouth cf Spring river. Co). Salo
mon intends to remain there for the pres
eut. At this "i:lace Dr. Gilpatrick found
Captain Gunther. and. Liewt. Coleman
with one Company of the 2d Kansas.
He desires us' to thank therafcr the cor
diol welcome he received from these of
ficers. The remainder of the 2d Kan
sas were seven miles away on a branch
siiEi:irr3 sale. .
T;:;;rx303 V. CSJjA D jtnat. Coart,. S-
vs maha CoUaty, Jftbraska
Gurdott H. V31cox, J Territory.
By viri.ua of an order of sale to me dirocted in tbe
above entitled case, I will, on Saturday, thaSOth day
of August, A. D. 1S52, between tbe hours of 10
o'clock, A. M.. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at
thedoor of Den's Hall, in Brownviile, the place where
the said Court was last held, for said Nemaha coun
ty, oiler for sale tho following describod real estate,
and will sell the same to the highest bidder, for
cosh in ha&i, to-wit t The undivided half of Lot
No. four 4-,) South East fractional quarter of
Section No. eightteen in Township No.fito ( i, ) north
of Itango No. sixteen (16,) east, in Nemaha County,
Nebraska -Territory, containing 17 83-100 acres,
with all the appurtenances thereunto, belonging,
taken as the property of O. n. Wiloox. to satisfy
said demand.- J.W. COLEMAN,
July2Stb,lS52 n2-5w-J3,35 Sltoriff.
r r SHERIFF'S SALE. . . . ,..
Bank of the X?nibn, in Tenn 1 District Coart, Ne
.' rs V mahs Coaaty, ;. Ns-
: G.H.Wilcox: ) braika. -
By virtue of aa order of sale to me directed In the
above entitled case, I will,' on baturd.iy, tne 30 lb
day of August, A. D. 1SS2, between the hours' of 10
o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M. of said day at tbe
door of Den's Hall, in Brownviile, the place where
tbe said eourt was last Held for said .Neman enonty,
offer for sale, to tbe highest bidor, for cash in band,
the following described real estate, to-wit: Tbe
undivided half of Lot No. four ( 4, ) South East frao
tional quarter of Section o. Eighteen, in Township
Ne, Five. (5,) north of Itarije No. Sixteen,(13,)east,
in said Nemaha County, Nebraska, Territory, eon-
t&inin'T 17 SO 100 acres, with all tbe appurtenances
tbereonto belonging, taken as the property cf G. H.
ucox, t j satisfy said demand.
J. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
July 26th, 1862. n2-5w-$30 ' " .
SHERIFF'S SALE. '
Heath Nuckolls, Administrator 1
of estate of Joseph Deroin dec. ) Distflct Court,
vs j NebraskaTentory
Billy .Icff. ie?, against Pl'ff. j
By virtue of an execution to me directed in the
above entitled cause, I will, on Saturday, the 30th
day of An6usr, A. D.1S62, between tbe hours of 10
o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clook P. 11., cf said day, at
tho do3r of Den's HalL in Brownviile, the place where
tbe said Court wa3 lait held for said Nemaha Conn
ty, offer for sale, for cash in . hand, the following
described real estate, to-wit : Lot (3) in Block (4,)
in the original fiat of tbe City of Brownviile, in
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, taken as the
property of He; th Nuckolls to satisfy said demand.
J. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff. '
July Z3th, 1352. Z-$-5i.4
SHERIFF'S SALE.
District Court.
Nemaha County,
r X i T m : . . .
Samuel A. Chambers, Executor
of Estate of ft illis Hill, doc.
' TS
L. P. Hiatt and Jercrsi Hoover,
Bt virtue of en execution to me dirocted in tbe
above entitled case, I will, cn Saturday, tha 23th
d ty of August, A. D. 1832, between the hours cf 10
o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. it. of sid day, at the
dobrof Den's Hull, in Brownviile, the place where
the said Court was lact held fornidNomanaeounty,
oUcr for salo the following described property to-
wit: Lot2 in Block 43; Uxtsll.U, 13 and 10, in
Block Lot IS in Block 81; Lots 9. 10 and 14 in
Block S3 ; Lots II, 12, 13 aud 14 in Block 32 ; Lot l
in Block 35 : Lots 1 and 2 in Block 45 : LU 10 and
11 inB!ck7: Lot 11 in Block 43: Lot 13 in Rtock
TtrLot i in Block 73; Lots 13, 14,15 and Ii in
Block 65, m Nemaha Cir ,einaha County, Nebras
ka Territory; and the South East Quarter of North
Wet Quarter,. Section 34, Township 5, Ban 15,
4i acres ; and Siuth East Quarter of South West
Quarter, Section I, ToWHship 4, Kane 15, except 2
acres of the west sida, containing 33 acres; ani a
tract of land commencing at a point Si Hods Nnn
of Sooth West corner of Section IS,-Township 4,
Range 15, East: tbance rnnring Kt 47 Rc4s;
thecce Sontn 23 Rodj; thence n tit 47 Ecds;
. : SoHcitorfor Complwnaat.il
It is ordered that tbe above notice be published in
the Brownviile Advertl3erfor fourcoasjcutjvo weeks!
r '.- CORBAN BLACKER, Diitrict Clerk.
JulylSth,13o2: nl-4w $10,50. ; ; y r T
NOTICE OF ATTACIUIE-Yrr
Z. P. Parsons, ) Before klctaard Gird, J, P., in and for
vs ' . Ricnardun county, Njt?rska Torri
Jacob ilcCm, tory.
On tbe 16 th dayotMay, A. D 1SS2, said Justice Issued
an orrfer of attach men t in tne above action, fir the sum
or $33 63 aicaAaa Ginir, j. r.
July lid, ISG2, nl-4w
1062.
1U
t
. i
; . ,J
Dill
r
Is receiriDj. and will conUnua to receive duxinf the
summer, one of . . ' "
- , TU2- X.ARGE5T r r '"
BEST STOCKS
r a o m V
ew.Ycrk, Philadelphia Stl-Lcuk
Tnat has ver been exhibited In the tVetern Conn,
try, embracing al 1 tbe Uteat U Je and noveltios ot tie
times. Uis stock embraces' . - '
Groceri. . ' "
Hardware ( - ;
V : , I Catlery - , -
Quecnrt are
. . r t i lluu ead Capf
Saaker4 . '
" VqcU and Shoe. .'
Doorf and Sati,
. Class indrnttr. r '
. . ; .. .' Fiae Famltarei,
" " kcM &c. AC.
Among bis Dry Goods will be found
Irlnts, Glnjhams Lawns. Uareje,
Drown and Bleached 21olias,
Deraees. Striped Sheetinj, Cot
. ton tide.. Hosiery, Gloves, t
The Latot Styles Hoop
, SHirts rf otions .
. - &c, Jtc
Ho Has cinch tho Largest Stock
cf QTJEEirsWAHE ia tho Upper
Country.
THEO. HILL,
Agrnt fji tti Hannibal & Bt. Joseph Sail
Haod Packet Liine of Bceamboata.
llarC?, 135i n46-tf. ... . - .
D0NT-F0llGrr THAT
DEN
soils tHo hest and cnrAPza?
LI.QUOEB,
Izl fact t)Hlt cilb Evcryt!dr- til
is Useful, Cheap and Geo &
LETT, STRICKLE?. T: 0
r- ?
i
S
e'S Saeoct
McCOHLnCH'S
ieaper and Hot?
XASUfACTUUZD AT
OI1I005 o, 111
or
Tble eelhrtM mr!b!n tv tt Mstt fiXTST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER lit TUS WORLD.
Jf-twtthUnding the tuSsrppreftesuUona of ! iater
etel In ctber machines. C H. McCormici fc Bro. oaan
nfactoie at tn ttW or E.CuO per yeir. Many cbacjM
save been sCected durlas the past season, and for 1SS2
tbe "VcCormick" ts presented witn greater attraction
tnan ever before. As a reaper,
the ccoo3iy or POT5XI1
Ilf TEI3 MACaiXS, ITS "
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,
irle It preference over all etbera Xe terrovvnsvt
dcl, bve taaterlsHf lessened-ite direct drmsit,
and soobvljted tbesic drauzbt tba cicy. aaeare as
tbit It (! not no exist. Ttedrult cf tbe Reaper
is to !l5&t tbst tn nnmerous mujcci tte-lar;e lour
borb div-L.ne is worked witn but two bor.e.
thence North 2VA Bonds, to the place vf lHnins, t ran tbro'uf b an emire barveet without ence truing
j o..'5 n-... r .-- . t 1 whim ih smooth nize must be ground, eree scb &y
containips: seven acres ; and Soutu vt est Quarter il
Section 21, Township 4, Range 15,' Last, containing
75 87-100 a-?res; and tho" North West Q-iartcr cf
North EastQunrter and Lot 12 of Secdon 32, Town
ship 5, Rang H, except 20 acres, deeded to Snow ;
and the West Half of the South West Quarter, and
Lots 3 and 4, in Section 22, Township 5, Uano IS,
except 20 acres in the Sonth Wosf corner all of
said UfcalEitate lying ia Nemaha County, Nebraska
Terri tory, taken aa the property of Jerome Hoover to
satisfy said execution.
3. W. COLE1LAN, Shc?U.
July 26th. 132, n2:5w-$I2,fit).
FOR MOWIXti,
T?se if icT;!ne cf 1SC2 wi'l iitand aoy tet tbst my bo
applied.. Our Goard and Patent Clstcer etfriony
Eleven's eboiing, no mat'.er wbii cccU'-nn cf t!
gra, wbiieour new diviirr pitt Ff"f! bdJy
lodged scrt tangled clover' or gr, wiore otaer e.
chiuesfjil.
Ibcre is also a treat advantage in our serrated sickle
c?;e ever tte smooth, as tt dus not require iaarpnirf
tw often, t'iu savins time. Oar cile will freqieitly
1
while ifc smooth ede must be ground, eree scb. djiy, i.
If not ofUier. -Witn s sinom ene ise irargit iccTetse
as the knife bec'nes dull. Our draU Is csif&rtn.
and in tbe repealed trials durioj tbe season of IbSii 41,
proved far lifcbU-r ttua single ilowers, cuttirut a tbe
same time frum twelve to eighteen Inche widgr.
Oar Jd.oer can be used wits r witbout the reel , tbJs
Isivip-jntit, witbout tbe reel it we:b but sboat
670 pounds.
Ia dditlon to tbe very llbersl warrintee siren it I
all purchasers, we w.juid say as bere'.o'ore. tbai larr-.ars j
who may desire it, are at liberty to wort our machine I
tliroc-h tte carve.t, wlUi any oiber, and xaep sxi p?
fr tbe ona prrferreJ. !
P2ipbicU witb ran description of inprf.veir.tsts,
tetmi..nU. uv . can be h1 b application to
THEO. HILL, Agent
ay 15,15c;. s5-
- Wa :e tew rc-.-Vi a-j t.'ij a w.
t&ent of Ktrtiauuuo, caituajj
OF GCpBS.
Prints, Muslins,
DriiU, OscaV-r-,, ; . . i
Denins, Cc.tcsies.'
Apton Check, Hickory,
JeicSfBrajes, Linen,
Dress Ootids, - ,
All Wool Delaines.
Face; and Plain Sillc,' 1
r .. Lawnes, Satea Vestkri,
Broad CIo'lis,'
Casjiaere,
r ' Hooped Shifts,
of GsocESiaai
Coffee, Tea,
Soap, Molasses,
Candles, 3. C. Cod,
Salcratu.', Vinegar
White and Crown Sugar,
Sack, Barrel and Diiry Salt,
Chewioz and Sraokic j Tolacco
OF HAISD17 AHIi :
Axes, Hatches,
Butts, Scretcs,
Locks, Latches
';' Hxils, Tacks.
Penknives,
Knives and Forks,
Hand Saw and Mill Fils.
&c, &.., tc. he, he he.
kjil: wukji.'sj' iai
Cups and Saucers.
...JLPlatei and Platters,.
Dishes and Turntlars.
,"; Ccal Oill . Lamps,
Lanp Chirnneys,
, . lficjis, c.
Wcmen' Shoes,
-i ;Kip, Calf, BufT aud Kid,
;! Gaiter, Calf Shoes,,'
: ' : Oxford Ties, Misses Shoes,
Slipjsrr, BIens Calf, .
. . . Men's Brogans, Copper Toe.
t,' , Kip and Ouras Boots, he, ho,
Panama, r :
- Leghorn, -'; '
"Planter's, r
. . it t;rawt VooI,
Cassiriere,
rhntaiica,-
Shak?r Ilocis,
, .z. lie. he.
Of Farming Utcnsiic:
Cradles, Rakes,
Forks, Plows,
Scythes. Snaths, -
noes, cwc, c., cc c
he.
"1 -y .
o;
Clear and 2nd rate
Pine Flooring, Sidir,
I t si Boards 1 1 1-2 ani
2 Inches Thick,
A I ; " ; r Saii, Doors and Blind
Pine Lath,
All Sizes Sz,h.
All Siz?5 T)-z:i,
' All Sizes Blindj,
Weeatlte t.ttioa e tbe-pabilo to eur siocS,
our CA.5II THItiiS eai oa to se3l low.
raanktnl ur pi i'itM!, we so!:.lv a cuQi--xr.
LETT, sTzia:LZ?:co:
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