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Cairo. Feb. 1. rlntelligence from
.VickburT ayj water is running; through
the cut oti two to four teei le;t deepest
nt the lowest extremity. No sij'M yet
of the chantir-1 wideum. River men
think it wiil le of n prdcticai valj bjt
military engineers don't cu;:uiJi in this
opinion anJ are goin on with the work.
A !-kirnii:h on PiJgeon Ru-si road on
Tuesday, resulted in :tderal lobs of 8
killf-d and 13 wounded.
Lare rebel fon-e tuy repairing road
from Holly Springs to Oxford. I'hree
brigades at last accounts were tetweeo
Tallahatchie aud Holly Springs. Im
pression prevails that the rebels have
teen largely reinforced from Richmond,
that they have transferred the real tht a
tre of the war from their capital to the
southwest. Refugees from lie.jrjjia ar
rived here last night, and represents the
country in a most deplorably condition.
They say there is still some Union Sen
timent in Georgia, but it is as in jch as a
man's lite is worth to let it be known
From rebel source we learn thai 100 of
vf Morgan's men dasln d into Murlrees
boro L'l.-t, tapturinj 145 pruoners. and
30 wagons.
In'Hligence j-jt reeeived tint on
Tuesday a nkinin-h occuxreJ at Onire
Hill, Dc;to co.iiity., Miii., bu.veetl
F dersl Cavalry t;nd Texnn rangers.
Several itiiled on both sides. Ftderals
ctfrop li d to retire, but were not purMj. d.
Two regim-nt? wete m nt to Centre Hill
cext day tr lay the country waste.
Vicksburg correp ndcnce assorts reb
el L-aiteri control ttie river lor thirteen
milts. JUifsissippi militia Hre being
called o.it by the (jovri;or.
New Yuuk, Feb. 1. The Newark
Adverti? r l arns t r in a pri.ate letu r
thai tli wlmle federal lleei, with lh ex
Cf puon ol on. :uij!ioar. left Ii aufort on
the tJCt.i f. r J'.-rt Li v"i!. There are col-l-ft.
d ut Ii aufcrt CO large trun-p ris,
li.ivijig en l iutrd 7 0,0'JO tw'.Jieis. There
weie a'sj 1-30 tci,o nt- rs loided with ar
ti'.it iy aiin.nition, ice, which would leave
loi lor: Rnyal.
Tue sv.un-r Columbia from Orleans
r-nris a'il (j'liet. The r b' ls are en
g. ;nl in stit ngtlieni: g their uvrks at
iWl Iluilit.-'.
Urlcans lanks lefiiMti to receive U.
S. Tr. a-ury lutes in d; po?it. General
Ij;.k! ieiiin?'rat d with the directors,
n ii J i ti- y cen.-ented to receive them on
fp' ti w d p-tsit. Coniedt rate tnies n
iiir and in sumo deiiiin 1, aiid ace.-h most
buuv.int aiid Imppy.
Col. Thi-rpe Mat. d at a public mee'ing
tr.at the levee above the city wa- m bad
Condiiitm. having b -eu cut ly rli'U to
file at a-mg bouts. Waur h d ri-en
13 fei t a ui! now ri.-in rapiJly. Ui.l.-a
the h-vee is yptedily repaired L-iiiv
iaaa, nni a larre j.irii.n .f Ari.au.-as
and Mi.Niijpn will be submerged.
Ii:v Von. 1 b. "2. Ta-.-ei: r- by
the Columbia frmn Ilavat.a ! nug mtr'lii-
rei,t:e thut the pirate Florida is s- i."M-d
let be dt-air.iyt d. and the tpi.i t is on-
firnnd by the arrival of ihf Cr.-.ile from
v. ,i. i. i . II ....
vi tv. ii h is i. j'uiit-'i in iriviiiia on
the :'?tli that heavy firing as heatd to
ward Matanzts atid Cardenas as if ves
els of war were en.-ag-d in c uiilict at
ea. It is stated that the Florida was
chfiM d by federal gunboat, but result
D'-t ki;ovn. The Creole arrived at lit
vaiia. having sj)oke ftdt ral gu.jbut Cay
uga, who reported she haJ s.een a steam
er on lire, Mippused to be the Fh.Tida.
an J other vtssels firing into her with
great rapidity.
Loi isyille, Feb. 1. Morgan repor
ted cro.-.-mg the Cumberland aboe and
below Roweua. either to cut od" railroad
or b!a;n possesion of certain points
northern ai.d central.
M 4UINf.TDS. Ft b. 1?. NViTO (ll,litT
bill passed the House to-day by a vole ot
8-5 to 5o, all Republicans voting fur it
but 3. It reads a fol ows: That the
Ii evident tie, and is hereby autho'iz-d
to enroll, arm, equip and receive into
land and naval force of th - U. S. s-.ch
tiinnbrr of voluntei r f African dec- ni
as may s. em qual to suppress tlie pres
ent rebelliou for such term of servio.-f a
he may prescribe njt txctedingS years.
Said volunteers to be organized accord
ing to the reguln'iuns of the branch of
service into which th- y may be enli-ieJ.
To receive the same rations clothing and
oq'iipments as vohintet rs, and monthly
pay not to exceed iha:l volunteers. l'o
Le olli. ered either by while or black P' r
sons. apju;nt d ai.d ccniujiss-ii-ned by th
Freident and to be governed by rules
and articles of war. and Mich other rdes
and regulations as may be pre&ci ibe.S by
the President: provided that nothng
con'.aitud in rules or articles of war. -hall
le .-o cnistrued as to authorize or p rm.t
any tiffictr f African deceut io be ap
pointed to rank or exercise military or
naval au'hority over white otiuers, s.nd-
iers or men in military or naval service
of the U. S. ; nor shall any crater pay
than S10. with their usual allotment ot
clothing aud rations, be allowed or .aid
privates or laborers of African decent
who are or may be in military or naal
service of the I'niud States: Frovidtd
further, that slaves of loyal ci izcns in
States exempt by the IV'Mdent's prt'da
mitton, of Jan. 1st. 1863. shall not be
received into armed service of the United
Siates, uor shall there be recruiting .'fa
ces opened in either States Delaware,
Maryland, Wester Virginia, or, Tennes
see , without consent i f the Governors of
laid Slates having been first obtained.
New Ycrk. Feb. 3. Advices from
Orleans 2S;h uh., states that the h.-t
transports of Rank'l expedition left for
op the river on the 2G;h. Ranks went
up on the 22th. Only sufficient troops
are left to defend New Orleans, with 4
i or o punroats, it isintetrtd tnnr des
alination is l'ort Hudson. The bark Rest
less, from Fort Royal, reports sh passed
the 31st. of? Cape Fear, a portion of
hosier's exndnion. from Beaufort, to
era.
ScrroLK Va , Feb. 3 Enemy again
in force 16 miles from here, this side of
Blackwater. Precausion has been taken
to prevent their further advance.
Jeffebsom City, Mo, Feb. 2. Bal
lottinjr for Senator continues but don't
encourage expectations of any election
this session.
Cut!ooga, Tenn.," Jan.' SO. Re
ported Van Dcrn recaptured Holly
Springs with 700 prisoners and, a quan
tity of armj rations.
"Salt Lake, Feb. 1. On the morning
of the 29th Col. Connor had a desperate
battle with the instant on Bear River,
Washington Territory, one hundred and
forty-two miles north of here. Two hun
dred and twenty-lour were killed and
many supposed to be drowned. He took
one hundred and seveniy-fire horoes, and
destroyed their lodge provisions. i,c. The
fiht lasted four hours. His loss is fif
tefn kiljed, with four officers an 1 thiriy
eight men wounded. The command is
expected here Tutsday.
In addition to the above particulars
we learn that Col. Connor attacked the
Indians in their entrenchments, with a
force of Cavalry in the rear, and infan
try iu front. The fighting is said to have
been deperate, and the result terribly
destructive to the Indians not more than
twelve of whoui escaped.
The Indians spoken of are of the tribe
known as the "Snakes," and are the per
petrators ot the outrages upon the Salmon
Rivrr E.negrants, of which we hare spok
en during the past season. It is hoped
that thu learful lesson will have a sal
utary tfject upon the Indian of the North
west in the future.
New York, Jan. 1. A special
Washington dispatch to tii Tribune tays
G'ti. Boilrrhad several interviews wuh
the President and Sec'y of War; the pro
position that he gt back to New Orleans
and resume command of the d-partment
of the Gulf and Texa. wai formally re
newed with additional powers and re
sponsibilities, itj' hiding those attached to
the organization of an Afaican army ou
the Mississippi It is said Buiier now
hesitates about accepting the command in
the shaj e offered, fearing the means to
be given him are altogether too dispro
portions for the end to be accomplished.
1 be rebel newspapers report that one
of our iron clads made nn unsuctesfful
attack upon Ft. Coast, Gt , but was ob
liged to retie in consequence of an in
jury to hf r turret.
Louisville, Feb. 1. Morgan is re
ported to be crossing the Cumberland
above and brdow Rowena, either to cut
the railroad, or opiain possession of cr- j
'am point m iNoriht rn and Southern
Kentucky.
New Vciik, Feb. 2. New Orleans
letters state that the Harriet Lane Es
caped from Galveston the 19th. cbased
by ihe Brooklyn, nnd two gun! oats'.
Ft. Monroe, Feb. .1. The Richmond
Dispatch says we learn from Vickstjurg
that appearances indicate an early re
newal of the fight there. Five thous
and Yankees are working on the canal
opposite the city. Their intentions are
to float transports through when the riv
er rises and land their troops' belov.
'1 fie lcrce in the Yankee fleet is 107
boats, in- iuding 1-1 gunboats, and may
be more by the arrival of gunboats be
fore the renewal of the fight. The Yan
kee army prolably nuinl ers S0.GO0 men.
On the i?ih ult.,a bund an.! men i took
j lace McAllister, nt the mouth of the
Uecherivrr, 16 mil' s south of Savannau
river. Georgia. Only one federal iron
clad was engaged. She was forced to
haul off, her turret being injured. Sol
id shot broke to pieces as thy struck her
sides.
Maj. Reid Saunders, was ciptured by
the betrayal of the crew of his yacht,
as soon as they got out from Charb-ston
i, arbor, the crew ii d him and steered
tor the fl'-et. This accounts for the dis
patches not being destroyed.
New York, Feb. 4. Tne following
we clip from the Richmond Dispatch:
Ch arlstos. Jan. 31. The iron clad
gunboats, Chicora and Palmetto State,
with three steamers as tenders, went out
beyoml the bar this morning to attack
the blockading fleet. Firing began soon
after one o'clock and for a time was very
rapid. It afterwards lackened, but con
tinued at intcrvails. until nine o clock
this evening. Owing to the fog. the re
sult has not yet bet u ascertained
Commodore Ingram is aboard the Pal
metto State, as cunmander of the expe
dition. 'Ihe re.-ults of the naval engagements
yesterday are two vest Is sunk lour set
on fire and the Ten ai. der dr.ven away.
The loreign Cuunsuls here held a m-eiing
la-t night, and were unanimously of the
opinion that the blockade bai dceu legal
ly raised. Twenty llockaders are cfi ihe
bar to day.
Petersburg, Feb. 1. The news from
Charleston created great j'y he-re.
Headquarters Army of ihe Potomac,
Feb. 3. Parties who crossed the river
yesterday uuder a flag of ruce state that
the rebels in Fredericksburg are very
jubilant over the news from Charlston.
. New York, Feb. 4. The Richmond
Dispatch contains a teb grum from Sa
vanah the first which tays a federal fleet,
consisting of one lurret iron ilad, four
gunboa's and one morter boat, again at
taiked Fort Mc Allister that morning.
The firing contirued until 2-u0 in the t
tt moon, when the enemy rttirtd whip-
pd. The bombardment was more furious
tean before. Maj. Gaily, commander
ot the t ort was killed.
A Charlston dispatch of the 31st, giv
ing an accouut of the capture of the gun
boat J. P. Smi.h, says a force with 21
guns, surrounded her on Siono River. IS
miles from Charlston. The. engagement
ensumed. lasting one hour, wh.m the
Smith surrounded. She Lad S killed and
15 wounded.
A Chattanooga dispatch says that
Whe-elar's cavalry attacked a fleet of 25
transport o the Cumberland river on
Friday. distroyed 5 of them; on Saturday,
ihey dmtroyed a locomotive aud 5 cars at
Lavergne uptured 50 men.
New Remedies for
SPERMATORRHEA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
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dovttnent for tnt Relief of the Sick and Distressed
ejfl.ited with Virulent and Ct.roic Diseases and
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Oraans
MLUICAL ADVICE Cin gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports n Spermatorrhoea, and other di?
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December 19, 1641. n2J-ly
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hiaminers will meet on the first M mJiy of e.-tch
month, for the i-mmination of achotd teaherj, at
the office or Mr. H 11v, at 2 o'clock. V. M.
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Ftvl .f rrd withou a I litionul cUa-'-.
J5y"All advertiseinenl.' rj'uire.l to be kept nn
cevtiinl jiiie, rhitred h new rai-h day, and ou third
patre an ail vane .v.:r Vt.ttetl ritt;s.
I-tfAdveriis,iuiit- dir cted to be displayed, or
get in Itire tyjo rlnrjd doiotle nte.
I t?"Ad'ei tieinent in WKhlvLV p:ip"r, tn cents
a hue ' lid, or CI teen cei.ts, leaded aaie tyje, ea. li
iii.ertin.
l-sf Transient advertiseineuts must be paid for in
dvaii(e.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY ! !
OF THE
Kk-het and 31t Fa-hionable Pateri:,
OTFERED AT
Rclnll and Yi'holrv.ilc Prices I!!
T!TK Ht Brtni BR'KS.. N 65 & 6" NASSAU
Mm et Ntw York, 3tuui.iareu. and lini... ier.s ot
il i:e Li'linr lli'-h, tl nioht pwpu!ir Sties of
W A !CU.3 and JKrt K1.KT. heiiis ileurmmel np .n in
cre.sn' iheir ounie.-i.s iu n r.umnred exient, nflcr
the l-A U)W iii iluiiu O. Ii.iiiieilts at tle un-1.1 pa.v fed
Low 1'rfies loll' witr:-
MAUIC TIME UBEIt VER. hoint a niintms and
ojien lce. or L-uj 'r or (Jen' leru 1 i's Wtch io one . 1 he
p: -iMf-l mi'! c.nvi no ;i. a:i 1 llie.e-l wjnb in
tlie world. ImiH' i .11 t !d ; :r U-d by pen' pro
te, wliieb leiK'irn itie at pt ra:ne of Kdd pcnoi't.
hi !e it d. pes n.i co-t ne tlind n mixt). Price only
$33 Pet 1 i 1 4 at f.111 rn hiindrrd rrw;rd
IICSTIXG COMI'OSITIOX CASED LEVERS,
Kuta Ii mniinftci ui e in-.voi.ient ; ep;ied aou iinl
jeweit-il ; liniMi.k he-.ihU. Mud the n'4tei iuip-.n-f.
ni( i'tn. Heavy ci.-l and eood iini;iU. ii ijoid. Piica
ohlv $1-5 Retail- i fr.ini $ 0 to $!0O.
HVTlX(i COMPOSITION G SED ARMY
WATCH Ricliiy e;..rved. jeweled una fancy works.
UuMirp.ued for Siitiei.t, Trdei, etc. Price $o.
Hetaii at from $U to $'00.
A ri e it variety of otner watche at low pricrg.
I..olie' e!.'f BroiH-h and Ear Urop to corre-pnd.
Itnitatton CluMer U.amoui , very rich pattern, and
emit-y nt-w, price $1. Coral ud B.-td entwined, a
very 1 eat and ureuy ornauieut, h.-.nd. uieiy inonuteii.
$3,25
ttiit letnen'f. Vest rb:iin. Parisien. an elegant
putteru, null $4. The Demoniac, very havv, b
Rmu-. Pisin only 16c. Scrll. vey pretty, $t.
Cba-ed a iiea pmern, $1. Seal Signet, $2 liuita
tioti UiHtiiou''. $2.
Sieve Buttons. Pa ent. Chased, or EnamoiM hed
new m-.ii very nand-oine pattern, $2 50. D iible ale e,
. r wi'h i-t .nos. $1 60
B isi:ii S: u 1 a variety of new and fashionable de
fcikiis, per cei , $1 61.
Bos nn and s--r Pins '.eaf, wj'.h opal and Fancy
St ne $.. Itnit aiiou Diaui nd, gi 60.
IJiket !...bie Us. richly eonravef. $3
Pei son wishing any of the above. baVeonty to remit
the price iu a retered etter to our o. diens, and the
articii's wil l rent by return mail, free of expeu-e.
U" c!ers to the amount of t .e ilol lam and upwards
will be tnt ty exiire.- to ny part of the loyal Suae,
with t ill pjyubie to the tiprti Company, when the
Ku1s iie denve t-d.
Auen s. Siulerg aul Country Ve-chanta. thronnhout
tbecouuiry, who with o inke money rapid iy. will do
well 10 i.btain our tnauiuioth catalofrne ; we furnish ihe
moot raleable outtlt at piicei uuru' pa-scnl by nny other
concern! Addreax I1LBHAK1) BI'.OS
Ao 65 If G7 .Vsju, ner John Street,
October 25th, 181-2. 15-i 3:n New York City.
EXCELSIOR
Btjer Stoue Mills,
(FOR FARMERS AND MILLERS,)
AND
ANTI-FRICTION
HORSE POWERS.
TOOK TEN' FIRT PREMIUMS at Western
Statb Fairs last rear, and are justly eons dered
su; etior to nil other. The mill insy lie driven by
horttr, water, or tnm poirer, doesits Work a well a.
the flat ft, ne mi.i- in milling ediaMisbinenfs, aud
rcqtiires hut oue-hnlf the voter to drive the hrgest
szs. lhy.ire vcmv ctimriM-t, p rtectiy Mtnp e. and
t..r frm use will lst TlllKTV" YEARS, and cost
NOTUING Cor r.-piirs.
rKKKS-5100. 1140. A f 170.
Flour Lob lor .-m-ltest Mill $50 extra.
TaiC 1SOKSC I'OIVER
TT.i proved itself to be the l)est ever invented.
The friction i- reduced by IKON BALLS, so arranged
in ui! the biMrlns, th.it the wnoli. w-iht of thf
c:i?tni2' run uiHin luein. till. Lb l'ULM)S
1'llAL'tillT, at the end of a ten feet lever, will ke.-j,
the ff-wer in tu ition ! thus porniitiufr the estihe
sTKKNtii n td th horse to be u-ed on the insichtne to
b.-diivm. Onk Hohsw will do as much work on
his po er, as two ou the endless Chain Power. IT
IS I'tlRTAUi L, and Hiy be used INTHK FIEI.I as
well as in .be boue. More th.m TWENTY h iVK
1'Klt LENT f h rse flch in saved over any other
.vow in rsK. I' is :ni;.!t iu coLttruction, aud not
l aliio to j;et oUt of o.dcr.
Price ol power fir I to 4 hore $ I2S
Price of power for I to 4 horses 175
The f 125 Power will d'ive any Threshing Machine.
Lvcry Machine i gu iranteed to uire sntigftion.or
the miinev will be rei'unded.
ICEFEliEXCrs.
B. F. fliiFFix, Mauhattan. Kan.
Phi'adel hia, P nn.
Osnts. VTith two h'Tss n y nr Anti-fricMon
Power. e drive your No. 1 Mil!. grind'n 15 Brsn
fi.s or c-kn VER norit, and cut 1 li'ts quart ty ot
hay at the sara-3 t'un. I havo ever sn a p iirer
iiiiit runs with po littlo lnct ion, and consequently
with m little ftrain upon the hore?.
W. P. COOPKR,
Supt. Uth k 15th Si. Pa.-g. 1. R. Co.
Ci.ostkk. N. J. Jan. 29 18 "2.
Messrs. Bknnet I'.rotiirks, Oests. I ::m very
much pleased with the Power. It run ersir than
any other Power in tbi ieiuity ; nnd with the Mine
horses w.U d.i nearly, or ouite twice as much work.
I mn rny Thresherat 1.51)0 revolution;-per minute,
r.nd a 24 inch Cross-cut Saw, at I 200 rey.iluti ns.
Y. uri truly. PETER J. WHITE.
JiTON ALL ORDERS bKCEIVEl) LEFORE
OCT. 1st.. lt2. THE FREIUIIT WILL Hfc PRE
PAID 10 C1HCAUO. OR AN' OTHER PORT
ON LAKE MICHIGAN.
5?LiVeral d -ount t dealers. Agents wanted.
Mate, County, and Shop Uights f.r sale.
For funher iufoiuidtion .nd stamp f r Illustrated
Circuhtrito BENNET BUOlHKRi.
42 and 44 Ureene-St., New-York.
August 9th, 18fil. ii4-:tra
FRENCH'S CONICAL
WasMag Machhics.
The nnt simple, durable, convenient and economical
article ever iuventet for the purpose.
Will V the washinir of an orduury family before
breakfast. Dot only savihft time but clothe.
By strictly following the printed directions, which are
siuip'e acJ euy, it will wash, at one time, six bhirtu.
or two doien small articles, in about six or seven min
utes, or their equivalent.
By all the ordinary methods of cleaning One fabrics,
such as Uces, Sc., the tcreatet care is required, while
with this machine the mt delicate article can be
wa-hed without the possibility of dannue
These result are produced by the constant reaction
the suds while the machine is in motion,
of Famines, laundries, hotels, boarcing-hocses. hosr-it-aU.
a.syums, boardinft-scbiioia, on Miips and steamers,
and in the army, who huve these machines in nse, have
sent in tbetr test Imonivis volnutarially. and the enco
uiuniF of the Press are ver numerous, some of which
I have potolned in pamphlet form.
All I ask of ti e Public is a careful examination of
this tuiM'bine before purchasinft of others.
Gcueral Depot 41 Broadway, corner Canal St , New
Tork.
Price only Ten Dollars.
PHILIP FRENCH, Proprietor.
Address box 2S93, N. T. City P. o.
Shingles ! Shingles ! !
I would respectfullr Inform the citizens of Kemsha
county, that 1 chll endeavor to keep this market sup
plied witn EO"d Cottonwood Shingles, wnich I will set
for cash; or take In exct,an coi. Oofs, Vhtat or
dra. II. aAJJL.
Hsr Wl, 14e. fs9-4f
FOR FALL TRADE.
JOHN C. DUESER,
3IAXX STREET, DBOWNTILLE, N. T.,
Takes pleasure In announcing that he has now on band,
a large aud select stock of every article in bis line,
COOK STOVES,
Of H tbe improved patterns, viz: Plymouth Hock,
Charter Oak, Valley Forire. Elevate.' Oven,
&c, kc, 4-c,
HEATING STOVE3,
Box and Parlor Stove of an endlecs variety, some of
whirh re entirely new designs, viz . ComMned
Cook and Parlor Stoves, somethmj
very nice for small families.
I CALL ESPECIAL ATTENTION' OF
FA KM EiiS TO MY
HEAYY SEEHT IRON,
for Sugar Boilers, and
LARGE CAST IHO. KETTLES.
A VARIETY OF CHEAP
LAYD AND COAL OIL LAMPS
Brass, Copper, and st-eet Iron ware;
Lan;erus Shoveis and Jjpanued
Ware, sx, &e.
SELF-SEALIN3 FRUIT CANS !
OF the latest and most improved Styles, eheap
for cash.
I am prepared to put up puttering ai.d sponiinp, and
all other wotk of 111 y line at the sh rtest notice, and in
a workmanlike manner, which I warraut to satis
faction. August 2, 18C2.
iTeLLO, STRANG Eli!
vi iii:iiE dii you c;i:t those
XE W G O O D S P
AT
J. BKRKY & CO'S.,
THE VERY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN
EE.OWNVJ.LLE.
J. BERRY & CO.,
Ilare Just received, and are now opening, at tbelr
staud ou Main street, one of th laiet stocks of
DRY GOODS
AND
ever offered in this market. Remember the plae,
J. BERRY & GO'S.,
T3"o- 11, TwCZevixx otroot,
BIIOWXVILLE, N. T.
May 39. 1862. n47-tf
LOOZL OUT FOIt THE
WAG0MSI2
NEW G00D3 ARE COMING!
AND
W 111 bp S.!d Cheap for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
They Consist ol a Large Assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
H ITS A0 CAPS,
LADIES' HOODp,
BUY GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS, X0T10XS
CLOTIIIAR. i:osiniYv
DUAWKIIS, OVKKSHIItTS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEEXSWARE,
WEISKY, VINEGAR, BBANDY, IHON,
KAILS, DOOR3, SASH. PAINTS,
OILS, AND GLASS.
WAN23D,
Hi
IS, FELTS ii flU
For which the Highest Price will
be Paid at
DEN'S STORE!!
LADIES,
Save Yonr ItAfiS. nnd Wen will take
Them iu Exchaus for CJoods.
MY TERMS ARE,
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, AND
NO CREDIT.
December ISth. 1462.
w T. DES.
FREI3HTERS1 THE MINES
AID TBI
WESTERN FORTS
And tbe public generally are respectfully informed
that bis Mill are now ia excellent ruaniug order, turn
in f out from 63 to "5 sacks pei day. Be has tbe best
millers in the Territory.
3VEI3Xj7XT'a'J3 FIiOUH
(Admitted htb in Colorado and Kebraka to be nnsur
passel by any W est of the JtisaisMppi River ) Is made
from the best of Fall and Spring W treat, and is sold at
as low prices as can be obtained in ihe Territory.
11 io flour ia kept for tale at all tbt storei in Brown
ville. He is prepared to furnish fretchters', and ci ti
ters general ly, with flour from either Fall or Sprint
Whe.it, and alw with any amount of Corn. Corn Meal
and Buckwheat Fleur at the lowest cash prices.
Cn.tom Grinding done atone-ixth per buhel.
H deeires tccajl iheattectiou of freiehters to tbe
advanuces ol Brown vine at a shipping point to the
West.. Not only ran any a meant of grain and floor be
obtained here cheaper than at any other point In tbe
Territory, out the Merchants nere have laid la tfcis
bm a kse etphy ersay aetear e( goete.
SADDLERY I SADDLERY I
Hsvlnr recently blkSs Iarya adalUoaa sj tVeak,
oonsiiUas of
HAH!TlS. BRIDt.KS.
COLT.AM LINKS. WiGoX WHIPS. BCG3T WTTIM,
OX LASDK8 HORSS LASHES. STAUK L4.SUBJ,
SURClGLfc.S. GIRTHS,
STIKHCPS, UtATHKfd, ,
I think I eaa accommodate all In qaslUltr, quantity
and price. 1 wmk none but test Oak Tannwd Leather,
and geitiur it directly from tanueria in Ouio, leeicun
fideut it will give satisfaction.
Fla3terer' Hair on Hand Cheap.
CASH PAID FOR LTIDE9.
I. -V. X10DL1T0I.
BepttmberU, lSn'oly
CLOTHE YOURSELVES.
CHEAPEST CL0THIEG
Ever offered in this Market.
KO DOUBT ASOITT ITT
CALL AND-SEE FOR YOURSELVS
AT TBI
Datimore Cotlring Store,
BROWIVILLB, N. T.
DAYID'SEICIEL,
Amonn'-e to the publla that he n as opened oat a
itK-kof
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CARPET SACKS,
GENTLMEN'S UN
DERWEAR. Hi l &c.,cc.,&c.
CrpreceJenled In qnsntlty. qualify aud price. He
indeteimined his price sha I correi-pond with tbe
um, nd therefore t (Ter lice in tbe Wet, at iuit
as low rte as such spoils can e parcbaned anywhere
m the United State. V&S a sample of his prices he
will mention that he sells
Coats frcm -1,23 cp to $15,
Pants from $1 to $7,
Vests from il to $5.
Boots fhoes. Hats Can. Fain y nd White Shirts. Su
dors, Nt- V.ties, Sck, Handkerchiefs, kc , in the tame
pri'Portli-n.
The proprietor embrace this opportunity c-f returning
thanks fur pat paironace. and promise to spare no e.'-
foris in tbe future to give entire saiixraction.
Call and aeo liim.
DAVID SEIGEL.
Brownvllle. June 18, lS61.-ly
LETT, STSICSLSS & Co.
31 STREET,
BROWN VIL-LK. N. T.
ITe are now rereivin? and opening n complete assort
ment of Merchandise, c.nsi.tinf
$F DRY GOODS:
Prints, Muslin?,
Drills, Onabur,
Denim's, Cottopades,
Ajiron Cht cU", Hickory,
Jeaus, Berages, Linen.
Dre?3 Goods,
All Wool Delaines,
Fancy and Plain Silk,
Lawnei aten Vestinrs,
Broad Clo-hs,
Cassimere,
Hooped Skirts,
&c, Sec.
OF GROCERSES:
CmTee, Tea, . 9
Soap, Molassoi,
Candle; , B. C. Soda,
aleraius, Vineyar
White and Brown Suiar.
Sack, Barrel and Dairy Salt.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
OP HARDWARE:
Axes, Hatches,
Butts, Screv,
Locks, Latches,
I'lils, Tacks
Penknives,
Knives and Forks,
Hand Saw and Mill Fils,
&.C, &.c, &;c., &.c, &c. &c.
OF QUEEXSW IRE:
Cups and Saucers,
riaie and Platters,
Dishes and Turr tlei .
Cual Oill Latcps,
Lamp Chin rn-ys,
W:'.k' &c, &c.
OF ROOTS & SHOES:
Women's Shoes.
Kip, Calf, ButT and Kid
Gaiters, Calf Shoes,
Oxford Ties, Misses Shoes,
Slippers, Men's Calf,
Men's Brog:an, Copper Toe,
Kip and Course Boots, &c.,&c.
OF HATS &CAr:
Panama,
Leghorn,
'Planter's,
Straw, Wool,
Cassimere,
Plantation,
Shaker Hoods, -&c.',
&.c.,&c.
Of Farming: fJtcasils:
Cradles. Rakes,
Forks, Plows,
Scythes, Snaths
Shovels, Spades,
Hoes. &,c, &.,&c. &c.
OF LUilldSER:
Clear and 2nd rate
Pine Flooring, Siding,
Boards 1, 1 1-2 and
2 Inches Thick,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Pin Lith,
All Sizes Sash,
All Si'zhs Doors,
All Sizes Blinds,
We call tbe attention of the pnblio to ear stock, m
ear CASH TEIiilS enable us Ut sell low.
Thankful for past patroEae, we solicit a couUaiLaaee,
f tbe same. - -
LETT, STRICKLER & OO.
rwiKTa, T?f K. KM.
1862.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!
THEODORE HILL,
Is receiving, and will eeatlDue te receive during tbe
iBianw, Mt uf
THE LARGEST
BEST STOCKS
o r
iiifiii,
r k o x
Nctt York, riiiladelp'ila and St. Louis.
That BM ever been exhibited la the Wesfem Coin
try. embracing ail the lateat styles aud novelties of the
times. Uis siock euibcattta
Dry Good,
Grocer!1,
llantiTArf,
Cutlery,
Ciueenwre,
llula aud Caps,
Saakrr,
Uocl ad Shoe.
Duur R'id Sah,
:mnttf.
l ine I'urnitnrf,
Amtut als Dry Go2i will be foonl
Print, Cinchnms T.awns llareires
Ur tvn nnd It'eached 31ui'in
D-raee. Strip'd sheeiinjf. t'oi
tu:n'.tc-. Ilttssfry, (lovet
The f.T.t Style- Houp
fsk.rt, .tiou,
Ac, kC.
Ee has much the Laree3t Stock
of QUEiENbWARS inthe Upper
Country.
THEODORE HILL,
Agent for te Hann'bal Ft. Joseph Eall
Baod Packet L-na ol bteamboats.
May ii mi. n46-tf.
mccohmick
Eeapsr and Mower
MANUFACTURED AT
Ohio5 O, 111.
Tbt eelebrste1 msrbire i bv all wl1"th? BfTST
GRALH AND GRASS CUTTER IS THE WORLD.
N i wi'iiistaiiijiuK the iuisrepreeaiaiiorii ut thn-e imer
etvJ in other machines C. H. MoCarunck & Bio. nian
uiactiue at the rale ur 8,0i0 per ye..r, Many ch;inut
have teen aflctel during the pa-t season and for 1562
the "X cCorniicc" in pi'eeuti with greater attraction
thaa ever before. As a reaper,
THE EL'O.tOMY OF POTFESl
IK TniS M ACniNK. ITS
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,
frive It preference over all nthers New improvement,
all ied have materially lei-enel the direc' dra'inht
and no cbviu'ed the side draught that many aS'tre n
that it I'ufs not now exist. ThedriiKht of the Kenper
is so iikht that in numerous in.tauces the larae luur
horse machine ia worked with but two hores.
FOR ill owiiv.;,
The Machine of lt-62 will utand any tet that miy
applied. Uur G.ia;d and Pateut Cleaner effi-ci n 1 ly
pi eveuth rb 'kin, n mailer wnat the c uniiiinu of t!.e
Kras, while our new divider point sep.irate baldly
lodsed and tangled clover or Ria.-s, where other ma
cbine rail
There is also a frreat advantage In our serrated sickle
edue over ihe sniooth m it ! es not require sbarpfiuiu
.o ot ten. thic- sdving time. Our r-ii'kie ill f i eii'iuth
run through an euti.e harvet wiihout uce t:riiiiliiia
while the MUiiolh rdite aiu.-t he ground once eaih day
if not ofi ner Wit Ii a MiiolU edne the iruuiilit incrp
as the k'liie lec rues dull Our drautiht is uriirirm
and iu the rrpeat rd trials durinz the -e isoii of ls6 61
provel far lithter than sinile Mowerf. cut'iiu at tbe
same time from twelve t- eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower caD be use-1 with or without the reel , thU
Io important, as without the reel it weighs but atvut
670 pounds.
In anrtition to the very liberal warrantee Riven to
all purchaser, we woa'dsayas heretofore, that farnieir
who niy desire it, are at liberty to work our tnarhine
uroiigri the harvest wuh any o'her, and kap and pay
for tne one prferreJ.
Pamphlets with loll description of improvement
tesiiiuotiials, xc can te hid by application to
THEO. HILL, Agent,
. Z3r o wu villo, INT. 3?
May 15, 186.1. n5-if
NEW GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT PRICES
TO U T
TELH TIMES.
JOHN A. PONN
! now receiving and openlnj out hit Sprin
8tock cf Ouodi, oonaia ioj of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hats aod Caps,
Boots aod Shoe
Iron and Nails,
Flour and Baco
Qaeensware,
Hardware.
Furniture,
Sash and Doors,
Window Glass,
etc., etc., eu.,
Wilcb I will tell cheap for
CASH OR PEODUCE.
Call and examine my stock before parohaliaz
elsewhere.
BrownTille. April 2t,lS52, n-Cm
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
1862.
T
ill
rirXiV': lib;.
Azrirnltnral Caa!d:on and Steriaer.
FOti SALE 221 aol 22S South Water Streei,
Chicago, Hi. Trice?, WihkI $J5, (,,al stp!e
sli- s other aijes in iropirtion, wfll", freight tdiA
from factorv in New York to Chicago.
The advantages of ctwiked over raw food is adm't
ted by all. The old waj of boilinsr in keitlesis butb
-low and expensive, so much so t;ibt hut f t w niea de
it. Sotiiethirijr more practical must be had. Sstcea
secmes to be the only alternative. The Patentee
has retaind all the ad'rantaes of the Portable Cal
dron for hoiline. and dcvistd means of peneratio
steam suficient f.r a!i pu-rwws. It is simple aaj
practical, and proves a PEW KbCT SUCCFSS.
Sole sgent for Iliinb.s nnd Xorth-Ves
221 A 223 S. Water St C.-biragn.
Where will al-o be found Dowxa A Co Deep Well
Pumts, Frc Cistoi us. I Lain and C. uira. n Well
Pumps, Thiinble Skein.4 and .ad Imn. as well at
evi ry van ty r f hartumz Tovl. Cist Ir,.n (.m-
hi;ers. Fool il.Ut, Hay and Fiatfria Scales.
Stoves Aft. Tbe above will be sold on account af
the niaiiufMMnrer.s at their respe ctive faetory price
adilirjc freight, to this plate.
January lbt2. tf
C
FAST HORSES.-'
CITY LIITERY STflBLB
A If D '
FEED STORE,
BRO WNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
liEXJAHIA ROGERS,
AKXOrXCKS to the public tint he has prtrchased the
entire interest In the Livery Stable and Stock formerly
oa nel by R..ers &. Brother. He la now prepared te
accommodate the public with
Carriage",
IJng;iee.
bullik,
iiaJdle Hones,
THE TRAVELING PUBLIC .
Can flnrl xt his Stahle arirle accommrxlatlone for
hordes, muies or cattle.
BKN'JAMTN' ROGERS.
N- The partnrtrhin heretofore esistine between
Benjamin . Jobnit R . errs it. di-sivel.
JOsnCA & BKXJAlil.V ROOER3,
May 29th. 18C2. n7-tf
LECAL t)TICE.
Thomas Davis, 1 Bef-re Ov-rae W. Mi! Is, Jnstlee ef
vs thepeuen'i au.1 fr the County of Fa w
Jame K C'H'i ) nee, atil T' 'ritory i.f Xebrsska.
T.i J lines K. C k, Uerendatit above named, you are
hereby notillel that at order of atischment in las-ied
b) nieon tne 23 liuj ' " mber, a. i I8i1, avainst
j.-ur ftotxN, bait let-, rljYr cteoits aiMl effecis, In a
(.riant civil it'll D im w pi iduiK before me In wblrn
Ttn nidi. Pavir. nt pl uuiiti nhti j"U are defendant, uner
lncb i-aid o.dei ol alta'liuiet t the following described
property a foiz '(l ly ihe rflcer in w!,..-e hands the
(aine wu iu', t.,-wit : One row and three yftrlinfti
t.keu as the property of the defenJent herein, wbica
order r attarhuien' and summons was made returnable
mi (te 4 h day ut December A O. Ifc62, at 10 o'clock A.
M N w u'',(-. yu p.e.ir jnd defend said cause ott
the 14:h of J.iuiury a. U . Ibtj.l, at 10 u'rhk A. vt , te
nhich time siid rauhe wns continued, the defentait
beitiK a in n-resiUent or Nel't ai-ka Territory, Judgment
will be rendered auainst you tor plaintiff's claims, and
the attached pr...ei ty oidered to be suid to satisfy the
Mine and custa ot uit.
TnoMAS DAVIS, PUintla". .
By George w. Mills, J. P.
December iOi h, ISoi hit
COMMERCIAL NURSERY,
O.IZAHA, XEBRASUA.
E. H. BURCHES,
FROPRIRTOR.
T have line since been co i vinced of the wast of a fire I
class Nurkery In the Wnl, where
TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS, &c.
Can be s!apferi to our climate an.1 soil. In view of
tl.ee facts, 1 have established lu this place, and ffer
fur sale at
Wholesale or Retail,
A large and well selected stock, suUtd to this climate,
"f
Apples, standard and dwarf ; Pears, standard and dwarf (
Cherries, standard aud dwarf;
Peaches, Flume,
Apricots, Nertarlnes,
Quince, Onosherries.
Cnrrents, Ur.pes,
Raspberries,
ntrawterrie", iiiackhcrrles,
Evergreens, Shrtibe,
Roses, Dab Use,
Ornamental Tree.
Greenhouse and lldinc Plants, etc., etc.
To which I would I.e. leave to cal I ihe attention of tne
people f Nebrjeka, alau.aa, Colorado, Iowa aud North
wc-t Mi'smiri.
l3"My terms will be as low as any reliable eastern
Nuri-ery.
By ptirvha-dnit of me tbe expense of transportatioa
from the east ran be saved.
All tiee and plants are carefully labeled and parked
in the brt manner, f r which a charge of iheartnal cost
will be made. Korharge will be u.de for the delivery
of pa' kaeesun boaril steamboats.
All ccmmcnicatiuna aldressed to tbe enderslf net
will receive prompt altentiou.
Marh lHfii. E. H. EURCnii.
THE DAY SCHOOL BELL,
TTIV. DAT SOFTOOL BELL. A Kew ginalng Boca
or Day Schools, cle; the UnT SCHOOL Bill, la now
e-tdy. It o-ntars .Ihiiii 20u "pges ot choice Sonss, So
s, R..nnd. Catches, Duets, Trio, Quartets and Cho.
rose, ma'iy of them written esprely ttr tbiwrk,
bei-t le S2 pattes of the Kiem-uti. i.f music. The Kie
ments are so eaiy dI proresire tht or. j) nary teach
ers will find theuiselves entirely successful In instruct
ine even yotii.K scholars ti sinx correctly and a.ient:3.
caliy. In ia the tunes and words embraces such a vari
ety of lively, attractive, and soul atiruitr music ar.4
sentiment that no trouble win be experu ncei in lndu.
:idi all beginners to go on with zeal in acquiring skill
In one of ti e most heaith-riviiig, beauty improving,
bappiuess )ieldng, and order producins exercise ol
school life. In Kiuiplicity of it Elements, la variety
and adaptation of music, and in excellence and number
of its s-tigs, original, selected, and adapted.lt clalml
by much to eei all cmpeiito. !t will be fouud te
be the bet bojk ever l.fled for Seminaries, Academies,
and Public Schools. A few sample pages of IheeHe
ments, tunes and sonu's are given ma circular; sen 4
and Ketone. It is compiled by Horace Waters, author
of '-Sabatb School Bel's " S s 1 and l, which have had
the enormous sale of 656 000 copies. Prices paper
cov?rs 20 eta., $15 per hundred; oound 3o cenu. t-i
er hundred; cloth bound, embossed gilt 40 cents: (3
per hundred 26 Copies furnished at the one hcndrel
price. Mailed fret at the retail price.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The Day School T-zll The tunes are lively. en
such as may be easily matered by children. The spirt
of the Is unexceptionable and well adapt et to the
sch.ioi room. It is the cheapest an1 amone the best
comperid 0f school music published. JVcte J'orA
Teacher. .
Vat school Beli. This book 1 eminently Maptee
to u- e in our commou school.
T have a g-eat number of school sonc books before
tbe public, but many of them lack musical as well as 11''
rary taste, and are really demoraiiaing in their influ
ence npon tbe musical talent of the yonng. .Airs of ac
knowiecged excellence, wedded to wurda of true potry4
are tbe qualities that ought to b sought with the great
e-l care iu the preparation ot a school soug book. Tils
bok sems to combine tbe e tws qa?'itie. PtnmyU
9'inia School Journal.
Poflisued Lt BORACBWATERa.
B-i-l-ljr ' JTe. 4. Teadway. 'ew Teak.
IStrtle Scenea.
J00 of the mo-t gerere BATTLE,-SCKS'ES 'h.'J
incidents of the War, now rtadj, sije 6ilQ inches,
hihijeolrrel,on fine heTj peper, Sent ptietpaiU.
2n for $1,0(1, or $4 per-HM. -Tn entand thetri
oo bterofr'rfiritjr was evar't.fere.i. - "
Address UENKY B. AXSU.V.ftist FahUaier. ste,
) sieaea frit, BearascwMaag,