" r rt
iOCAL. ,
NOTICES TEN
.5 A LINE! CASH
List necessarily crowds much
out of this number of tne
tter
er has a Jot of cri?p, white
r melons wbich he Veils cheep.
'Ian -paper contaratn
Tax" List.
:-r.dred Cattle wrre driven
city this week on their way
:hn. Tailor, lias just ieceiv
rk of roods. Seehisadrer
ano'hpr column.
Jay and Monday night we
ious rain. It caroe -just in
i late corn froni total ' failure;
ves'of the mo?t approA-ed
test quality of steel, can be
McLarcni: &. Swams.
Perkins and Bbdenhammer
one week more in Firown
- who have engtged Fhofo:
Amhrotypes should call im-
RATIFICATION MEETING
This ETcnIns.rrJ5ay.Ans. nth.
DAILY, TIPTON, McPHERSON and
otbers'will address the meeting. : -
This is a spontaneous move of the peo
ple, to ratify the nominations made at
Neb. City. No call has been issued and
no notice given, to it is not expected to
be a general turn out of the County. A
County Ratification will probably be held
hereafter, of which notice will be given.
Speaking will probably be in front of the
Brownville House.
Fall Fights. A etranger who hap
pened in our City Ia?t Monday, got into
a dispute with Josh Boers-at one of the
Saloons, the stranger argued that he had
killed one man lately and unless Josh
did as he told him he would kill him, Sc.
suiting action to words, drew his revolver
and cocked it, But victory is not always
to the strong. Rogers though not large
ia qoick, andproved too much for his op
ponent, beating his face,, into dTellyr jand'
compelling him to beg of the by-standers
to take him on.
, The mayor after hearing the evidence
fined the teamsterl' $20 and costs.X
SincV .the Mayor lias impospd.. heavy;
fines,' these disgraceful rows and "'fights
have become much le?s freqeuet. . ;!
GUARDIAN INOT3CE ; -
Iwnh the enemy r'Ourwskirrnishers
fr.iainlv to- la seen, firing moderately H
tri.'k at the enemy sKirmjsners..; just
in the edge of the wood' Tey end only po
st lion of their fine "of battle sez on the
distant bill. N.o nrtillery firing taken
place. M u
' Later 5;10P. Rebels now show
themselves on ihe distant ridge, wfiere
we observe a portion of their line of bat
tle which was seen befere. They 'have
opened upon our kirrnishing line, from
two g-uns,' posted in admirable: position
Dui nave uune no uamage. f,- , . ...
- j Skirmishing still going on, getting
heavier. Our ajtHlery just replying.
Tra prisoners just captured say Gor
don's division of Ewell's :orpa its oor
front. . , ': ' L ''"'"
Washington.- lo lne following is
0 -
crflicial:
, Flag ship Hartford, Mobile Bay, Au
Z. I have. honor to report to the ') pari
lhat' ment this morning, I entered Mobile
Bay, passing between Forts Morgan and
Gaines and encountered the rebeb ram
Tennessee' and the gunboats ..ofthfene
niv Selma, Morcaaapd ifJaihes.
I The attack fteetiwra under way by 4,
(45 A. I.f , in the (oUowirg,ord;
j ! I Brooklyn with; the jjctarora. on her port
'tide:- Hartford with the Metacomet,
Richmond .with.;Po'rt .Iloyal.. Lackavaiiia,
Monongahela wun.me i ecum?ea.L' vp
pesite with the Ttao and Oneida with
To all hlm itJBar ccifrrm ticiT fj'eby
Viren thatXwiil 8e" t.ti iiigheat bid Jer for ensh
The following -re-al crtatc, tbo property of the roimr
ieirs td ,.. o. J.!7Jetaeca eio-wii: id Aorta
halt ef the norihwes quarter of ec. 31, towo 6,
ranga 16, east.. .Haletq Ufa place on the premium
Saturday the 20th day of A n?ut, 1W4. at 10
cIoc'k, a.m. SAKAU E, 1)RYDEN, t
No-4tf-v8-4t;d, f . Guardian.
ATTENTICKS.
' Ilenlar Meeting? of the St. Deroln Council V
J,. A. No. 17. aro btW atrA; J. Bitter Store, oo
.aturdaj Kreni vg of tach. veek. All members m
fequested to attend. ? k! ii w,.;j, k
I - . wly Order of Councils
TMPKRtAL. Gnnpowder, Tjanj Uysoa aod Blt
X T of nperirqBa!ity, . ,
1 , At Mclaughlin & Swan'a.
BIERCIIANTS, ; BIICKIITHS
i AND WAGON MAKERS.
rr
Den Las now on hand,
? assortment of boots and
ingj Ilais.dnd Caps,Lookicg
jeens . Vre. Ston? ,Vare,
for Beilers,, ,Tin, Ware, &.c.
rcounts the Militia that went
from this County, Otoe and
ere about to return for want of
Col'. Jennison with 200 men
through on his way after the
1000 soldiers were to follow
. ;om Leavenworth.
9
(Stkciai. PisrxTrn.)
IIHTl'AItTERB 1RMT PoTOXX".
Augtt 9.
TiDrLtTON Brownville, N. T.
a Sib:. Send me- immediately
r best 'saddles, as-I must have
e comraenctn'g anoihervraid.
;pectfully Your Ob't Serv't
ll SI1FRRIDAN, Brig. Gen.
DnR W.'Cobb, was on bnard
i t j .i t :
i wmcn ptFscu up mt jvivj
last.. Mr. Cobb-was elected"
f the present Rebel Congress
Strict of Northern Alabama,
1 to take his seat. He was
j expelled , on account of his
.ion sentiments. .'.' "
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ILLLS AND EvArOHATORS. As
been much innuirv with regard
Cane Mills, we will state that
epared to sell any sized Mill
h or without Fvaporators. on
ms than can be obtained nny
e. : As price are almost ron
tiinir, those desiring a Mill,
ply soon.
Fisher CoLiiArr.
tock Yabts. The new stock
je Chicago, Burlington fcQuin
Co., in Chicago,' are befng fit
h mot extensive and' conve
ner, and will add greatly to
ps for receiving Jind. shipping
kinds." Four "of Fairbanks
!ps, forty-two feet long, and
gh to weigh an entire x.ar
?, are 1 eiug built in Cie yard
n;ck received "or delivered
tiptly rnd correctly weighed.
Sroihers, Sisters, and Swert
you have a dear friend or
ihe army, you can send ' thrift
3 than hey1 will rejoice -tor e
than your likeness. ' Fhctb
- easily be sfnt by mail,
many. were unable 10 gratify
s in this way, becnuse' no
s were taken in' Brownville.'
e not this excuse now. Rlr:
Kng pictures of all kind,
his. specimens. ',' '
WAR NEWS. , . !?k."i
Leavenworth, June, -15th Atchison
press basnews from the Little" Blue, that
Indians on Saturday'lat; commenced the
tnurdprinr of whiles in that section.
The stage station keepers and peelers
are all leaving. 'Overland mail coaches
stopped running. ;
Dacotah Union of the ,2d 'says' every
thing in the shape of crops, in the Mis
souri valley, from Fort Pierre to Sioux
City has ben ruined. ' A ?upply of food
-roust be immediately furnished to subsist
the people, ,the ccsuing.y.ear.
Headquarters Army of the Futomac,
June 15.--General Burnside was relieved
yesterday, and left his command late
last night. "
Gen. Wilcox temporarily in command
of the 9ih. 1
It was reported last, week that the en
emy intended to make a flank attack on
our left, but up to this time no demonstra
tion ha? been made, and every thing at
headquarters seems to be perfectly quiet.
New York, 15. Commercials Wash
ington special says General Grant has
some important movement in view, not
proper lo indicate now.
': Large number of transports are being
sent down the river. It is surmised they
are to assist in moving General Grant's
troops. Lrre .bodies of cavalry have
nen brourht here. J
Heavy mcvements'up the Shenandoah
Valley looked for soon.
Gtn. Hood supposed to hare -been-largely
reinforced. Capture of Atlanta
may be delayed.
'Washington. 15. The Richmond Sen
tinel of the I0:h discuse:the question
whether Semmes and his men, Harriett
off by English vessel Deerhound. are our
prisoners of war. , Says decision of ihe
Navy Department is absurd, and predicts
that nothing will come from it. It says
there ii a war in conflict between conserv
atism and radicalism and that the people
of the Confederacyare the only people
in the world who are contented with
their political, sociat relations and institu
tions. Vance has 'been '.re,-elected Governor
of North Carolina by a majority of forty
or fiftv thousand. ' ; i , :
New York, 14. New Orleans papers
of the 7th, have the following particulars
of Farraut's movements:
The Hartford with the Admiral on
board, steamed up to Fort Morgan and
delivered'; such a" succession -of - broad
sides as to effectually silence hl the re b
el cuns and water batteries.--Monitors"
at ihe same time engagfd the rebel :r am
Tennessee: She made several attempts
to run our vessel aown, finally bur moni
tors closed with her. The flag-ship
Hartford which attempted to run hex
down, when the, Metacojnei aiso on the
same errand collided with the Hartford.
Tennessee ran out.whilel he flag .'ship
lost three' men. ' Fcrragtft probably uVing
her as one of his fleet, not being 'greatly
damaged." - J - ; -
. ! e -r :.
was tne proper posuious oi iuuuuurs- ur
irori dads. ;fH t
Fort Morgan opeped on us at 10 micqtes
past seven o'cldfck ind soon after the ac
tion became gfcnefal. As we steamed
up ihe main ship i channel, there .was
some difficulty ahead and the Hartford
passed on ahead of.the Brooklyn. At 7,
40 the Tecumseli was struck by a torpedo
and sunk going down very rapidly, cary
rying with her all the officers and "crew
with the exception of the pilot-and eight
or ten men saved by a beat sent by vthe
Metacomel, which .was along side ,of rae,
Hartford had passed the boats before 8
ocdck..., Finding car boats mercilessly
jaked by the rebel i gunboats' I. .ordered
the Metacomet to cast ofF and go in pur
suit of them, fhe succeeded in capturing.
All vessel? had passedthe Forts by 8 p
m., but the rebel ram Tennessee", was
apparently yet uninjured in our rear. ,
; Signals were at once made for all to
turn again and attack the ram, not only
with guns, but run her down at full speed.
The Alononfrehela7 was the first that
struck her and through she mav have in-
jured her badly, yet did not succeed jn.
captaring hr. ; !Lackawana also strnck
her, but ineirectually. , The flag ship
struck which gave-her a severe " shock
and as sh passed fired into her, awhole
port broadside wiili solid 9 inch. shell, ai
ajdistanceTof iiot'mcre thafl twelve feet.
The Harttord aj the rest of the-fleet
bearing down oniher, whon at 10 p.m.,
she sfurrendered; The rest of the rebel
fleetyice MorgajfandGair.es, succeeded
in getting back under ?the porjt-holes of
Fort Morgan ' '
(This terminated ihe action of the day,
'Admiral Buchanan" sent me his. swodv
bein? himself badly wounded withtfm-'
pound and fraclure'of ' Jeg 5which is sup
posed to have beea amputated. Having
hd many wounded," 'the surgeon, of the
Tennesse, ''"being very desitouVto have
Admiral Buchanan removed to th j'hos-d
pital, I sent a flag-of-troce to the com
manding oficer of :Fon Morgan ling.
Gen.- Richard Page, to say that-if f he
would allow the 'wounded of our fleet, as
well as the rebels to be taken lo Pensa
cola, where theycould be be.tter cared
for than here. I would send out one ofjour
vessels provided ihe would be allowed to
return, bringing' it ba.ck with nothing the
did not tak out." , t
General Page rnsented and the Met
acomet was dispatched. rJ
Total loss on nur side 40 killed and S3
wounded. On the rebel ram Tennessee,
were captured 20 officers and 170 men.
On the Selma 90 officers and men. t.
Signed, D. G. FARRAGUT;
New York. 1G. Special to the Wqrjd.
i Washington, 15.--Plenty of rumore in
cifcuation to-day; in regard to the move
ment of different armies, which are.un
resarvtdly without foundation. Seems to
little'idoubt, however,1 important changes
going on in the irebef armies, which of
I course must cadse ;cdrresponding move
ments on the pari oB our armies, which
will take vet some time to develop, it
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St .it
I'EOJsrutiR-oiTrs
D A. CONSTABLE,
1 ST. J$&E,lilii MO.,
UAB Oy IIAXD -TOU SALE A LARGfr
AND WELL SJiLitUfcU siua. vn
1 - , . I I ' - - - - Vtf
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"ord. atid the
Beatice. retnrned. this eve
?' found hundreds cf families
.r homes from beyond the
of them staying at Beatrice
JKns had .been within fifty
tairice."' heattack on th
ihe Little Blue,1 an ttccount cf
ave lasi weel. ivas t the last
sn commined. a' Ifany: fami
ihe frontieef were moving
eserting their. farms, s ,i ,
us wi'dx two Companies of
1 several pieces f. artile
rd ihe Colorado which pass--iTer
on Sunday; last! He
t to the scene cf the Indian
s- He will . shortly be pre
'nish an escorte to trains .'go
be. Plains. Confidence will be
the
Gunboat Oneida hadrr-Thell to explode
in her boilVr tilling 30 of riermen. -
Buchanan,' the rebel Admiral is not ex
pected to live. 1 - ' y- :" A
Lieutenant Comstock, commanding the
gunboat Sellma, killed and nearly all her
crew, the Hartford ; lost twenty-three
killed o nd forty-three' wounded. ''(' , ,
Fort Powell blown up.- on the night of
Gth. All onr fleet inside the rebel the
tbsinmions. 7 G.'-: ' M'l r ( T. IV' '.
New York. 15 , World's special irj
sauuie at snecanaoan valley on tne i"Jir
10 a m., ?av the rthlst continue to' re-'
J - -
treat. Si
way
to
avages
' . t Y
will Jre-
unish
ai regiments of " soldiers, and
2 months campaign. . Ther,
i the headwaters of the Ar.
upnosc.d to bo Tiri the
Strasburr cnthe front
Weather intensely' warm, despite "of
this the meu are in excellent ' marching
rci-r. Movement as rapid as possible
x.umy na? struck ahead of u?, if they
continue to retreat, pursuit likely be long,
cattle some days JjsiatitV "; " " J
'. DauWUs, , i;ir LVal yotfef to re
treat further, bef0-e giVing battle, as by
retreatincr hr... .c , . J
oase, wnuene geis nearer, hi
our
position,
which can be reinforced before figging.
Pursuit however conducted by one in
.. , i . VJ
wu ui.yas, me. utmost, confix J
r ft . . iorce already
been calculated. - -
Middletowoj cavalry, cmp
up with thei-eargard of thernemy here
early..this.morning..Some skirmishing
ensued in - town. Our infantry were
close" at the heels of he cavalay. 'Reb
els, now io" Jineof battle opposite Ceder
Herald's City.Pojnt correspondent of
the 13ih says but little firing: occurred
for a week past;' until yesterday, aboul
ii A". M, heaw cannonading heard'in
Tennessee sunk by a .torpedo, only ,10 J tj-l6 direction of Deep Bottom, and steady
of her -crew known t hav -beebVavedf nd pnmPtimes furious cannonading, kent
up all day. The: ee.my commenced tjie
attack and attempted to dislodge us with
their artillery. Th'eir batteries unable
lo . accomplish it,f hbvfver. and one'or
two of their rarosTdropped down the riv
er as (ar as prudent,! and added their fire.
The other aflair; was an artillery engage
ment ht long range throughout, in which
our loss' Was inconsideraUejheirsof
course not knowoj ci
The cHaracter'diid design cooperations
Tpferred to in which working parties were
engaged cannot be morertban ,; alluded l-to
at present, lime must dVelop' them far
tJer. .-. v :. . ' r
" Times Yashinfrton special sans thnt
Sheridan pushed iiii advance
Chester to birasburg;! rarly is retrea
ting frorii that point Westward. It is'be
lievedSheridan's mtention is toheaiCjpfT
LJt
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C33IPRISIXQ:.
nORRE NA1LS,: KATE-RODS,1
inORSE AND MULE; HUOES, ANVILS, "
j " SPRINGS, HSLLOWS,
; AXTCLS, VICES, THIMBLE SKEINS "
CnAINb", WAGON BOXES, "SCREW PLATES
J BOLSTER 1LATES,
! FILES, RASPS, WRENCHES, .
BLEDGE HAMMERS; HAND HAMMERS-
SHOEING HAMMERS, PINCHERS,
I - NUTS. HARROW TEETH,.
WELL WHFEjLi &CV &C 4C,
WOODWORKS !
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co!,:Bi:
HUBS, SPOKES FELLOWS,
WAGON BOWS, SHAFTS P(JHRS,
- AXL f, HJUXDS,:
AXE HANDLE ; ; W-XWM .. HANDLES,
j PLOW 1, ; Ac; , ; r ;
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"ALSO AGETP F - THE SALE OF
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THE ilOBACE WATERS -MODERN-;
IXPUOVED.OVEa'STjirXp BASS'"' "
full iRorr ritAiis piaitos
re tcilt f f the beet $t4 mc$l thoroughly seMoaed S)
teria'H, : j will tuod Afiy.cUniata. Tbe tons 1 very
deep, ToMht fall, ul niHlwj tft-' tonch elastic
Ech VMij t rrnted for fl- )eri. i Price from
w$tco. - : ,
TESTIMONIALS
'"Hie noriin(T7atfrPitB9 are Xrjown timonf thr
ry test.' Evangelist. ' , . '.
;.'I'e can upeak of ibir merits froii persooil knowl
tlK?."--Cln Utian Jnttfligenctr. ?
"Waters' Viaoon ami MelixJeotn ctisnensecomparisoa
with t&e finest ma'le auvwbere. "-Home Journal.
eieO NEW 7 OCTAVO PIANOS, of differ
ent maker; for $193 1 du., with vsrvel Jegs. $200,
$225 ni $240. Secund-baart Piuo and MeloOeoos at
$i5, $40, $50, $60, $15, $1U0, $!li, $125, $150, a ad
$160. - x - t- .
The Uoracc "Waters Melodeons and Har
fnoninm, 1
Taned the Eq'jal Temperament with tie Patent Divided
Swell. LPrice from $55 to 300. -Alexander Or
gans from $200 to $500. - - t j .
S3A liberal discount to C!erjrymi, Churches, Sab .
bath Sohootn, Idges, eninaries, andTeachera. BOB
ACE TV AIH3, Ag't, A a. 461 Broadway, X. T.
' The Dhf School Bell.
40,OO0copi ixsneff,' A new Sinclnc Book for School
nd Seminaries cala th Day School Beii, is uow
ready. r It contains aiont two hundred choice fon,
ron-KlK, catches, dneu, triot, qvartetttt. and choruses,
many iof them written expre)y for thin work, beaidoa
32 j.a?cs of tbe Elements of Musjc, which we easy and
proRreive i &- r4;
Amang th lar?e nnjnber of beatiUfal pteces may be
fonnd, Unel Sam's School," 'Don't yoti hear tbe
children coming," "Always loolf o: the sunny id,"
"The piltle lass. ' and ."Little Lad,'-" "()h, if I were a
little bird, 't "Bird o4?atrtr,"-Prtty pear tree,'"
"Aiivl Chorns," "Meet me by tlf running brook,"
&c. lUs CQmplled Kf Jlorafe Vstera, author of 'Sab
bath Sj tool Jen," XfcxJl uid wtiich hare had tut
enormous saleof 825. W'O coni6B. - Prices cacsrcoTers.
Sfctents, $20 per 10(Vbounr 39 ce'irts, $25 per 190?
VTt.. V. W V. .. . l . 1 . .... . . . .
5-cople.iurnihed tb one hundred price. Hailei
at tbe'reMil'price.
I .'fl r 'r z. z
contip t44"fa?es. an(f iiearly two ftulidred tnne and
hymsri, i im is Try wiy? rTniat?:?" s,otc crjr isrsur
me hhjui poyiaraecea are .inr , worus,
"Kdeti Above," "Christian Hero," "Beautiful Zion.
I out to love wO"oiher,7!iiT2aTriuljr me so
"In the Light." "gj tot 1b4 Wflary," &c. j Price?
paper pover. 20 cf." eacli. $15 per hundred; bound."
25ct8jeach, $20 per hnhdretf cjothound, eufhofsed
gilt, 30 cu., $2Cper hndcel.i-l ail
DDTFITTin& HOBSB!
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4 ESTBLISHIID ! 185G!
.WE T. DEN,
VT0ULD mot respectful lylnTite the public eneral!e
to call ami examine his Stock of Merchandise be far q
makuietbcir purchaser elewbere.,athey will thereby
.SAVE THlilJt MONUV.
' ii-'..(.D-Mt.S. Z '.
MOTTO "SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES," BCT
" 1 tvr liti T tm
Stock consists of Dry-Goods, Staple
and Fancy Groceries, Clothing, '-Roots
and Shoe?, Hats and Cap, Furniture,
Doors and Sash, Stoves and Tinware,"
Queensware, Hardware. Cutlery -Iron
and. Nails, Glas ' and Putty, Oil 'and
Paints, Drugs anirDyp-Siuffs.c.'&c. -:
Has a larpa aertmjnt ofFancy Drw Onodlady's
Fancy Hsts and TJoDTiet,'riii!dr5f and Mi-'ses .fancy
Hs;hrotj)n8, Gloe aud Ilpalery Hjup S4iri, fcc,
At Low Jimness i , j
4FuUTsorT'mpnftof Gent" id B.jy's Tnmr-1
laoHiUifr, FkacTiSI)irU,4rcder Closhing, you wiTl OaJ t
" -5 0 'WtiX'S j ' ;f
-AT
HAVING LAID.3N A L AUG ESTC,CR
O THE 7li 0 V E GOODS, t
UIHKUT KU31 TUJi
" FACTORIES,
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HEFORK TIIK RISE,
AM ENABLED
TRADE A T
DEFY COMPETITION.
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TO SELL TO'!1
PRICES. THAT
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SabbatTfcTiool.jrjell7?A.2fVjI
is an entire new work or 192 aages, and neatly 225 tunes
and hymns, as the mnsia kt little more difllcult it
is just the book to follow. Bell No. I. - Nearly one mil
lion of these Bells have been issucf,' and are now ring
ing through thii and-loiher connuies. AnMug the
many choice pieces play be und, Shall, we, meet he
yond the river? There is a beanttful world. Sorrow
shall eoma attain n more.'- bm'lvo Lear the Anfrel
cominn? Thou, CM. eet me-' Sabbath Bells chime
en, &c. Prices of Bell No. 3 are the sBS . a BftUXg
Both numbers cah.bfl obtaised ih one volume.
Price,i bound copy, 40 cents, $35 per hnndrd ; cloth
bound, embossed pilt,0 ct., $15 o'er, bun "trod.1 55
copies f urnisheI at the one hundred price. Called at
v...t.tl :
Waters' Choral Hnrjir
A new Sunday School Bdok, of 168 paees of btsantlfril
hymns and tunes, tr-rontalne EJAnyems, fnch isr
Shall re know each other there Sutie little children
to come unto Me; The JeanUXul,fhore .Ob'Jislori-,
ou; Leave me with mymothet lie !eaethmebeile
ftill waters, &.c. Price paper coyecs, SO cet; $15
rer nnndre4 ; bound35 cents; $l-per htinilrca;"c!btii
bound, emtossed gujttj 5 cents, .$3Q per hpndred.
Maiira at the retail price. It is edited by Horace V.ra-
ti, anthir or Sunday Sihrtol Bella Noa. 1 and 2 which
have had the enormous fa I e of over eitfht thonsand:
cop.i-.- jul punilNoeil oy UUUItA WAi&IW,AO. 431
Broatlray, Nt':? York ft,-.
j The New Patriotic Song' Book
contaies 96 pas.es of prnp, dners andchortJ'e, both sa
cred and secular, iridn'JV1 l4p:igpg of prayer for ick
and dj-inj; soldiers,'nil holier" Scripture Manual. -It
is well suiteI for oocia! singini;, as well ft gabhoth
worship. Among the many., beautiful pieces uia be
found, Where librrty dwells Umy tonfitfy f Tbe Chris
tian hero, Three cheera fr.our haucerj Cunia sin to.
ine of heavyn ; Coln!ifijsr; tfrepeuX pt J9$ ocean i Freei)
man slathering; Columbia s Kins forever ; Marclnug
along. Ac. Prices paper cers, 15ceuu, $10 per hun
dred, j Mailed at tbe retail price Tr
I The TTarp prFre?toni-;" ' -
contains 32 pages of son.x, duefs and choruses, for Free
doin. 'A moni? the choice pieces we would "uanie Pair
freedctii's ciorn; o let my peopfeo Jf 0ef the moun
tain ; hey workel all lie day, . Prjca 5- em
single; 60 cents per dozen, $3 per hundred; potUge 1
cent each.
BLACKSMITHS,
9fc
teScnd In Yppr Scrap Iron.s
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One p'ollinr S!vel:i Tlqiial tortwo Dol
; " i; Jar 3laa; i
HIGHEST FRICE PAID FOR TiVROtTGHT '
SCRAP. IKON AT
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CONSTABLE'S
IROX AXD: STEEL WAREHOUSE.
FeW
14-n.l2-Rn),
III
ST. josEPn, jro
BENNfiT, SjETERS & Co.,
!
t
Red Jacket "
Red jTapket ? t
R0d JackeV,
7i .: v.
STOJIACII
STOMACH
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HITTERS
HITTERS
STOHACH.: HITTERS
Th a proprietors nt thi s lost ! y iosteemed and. we Hknown
branJ ot S'ontattt Bitters, tio not deem it necessary. In
orderto"giVe their Roodo & flctitious, or even an err
hanced valne, to take aing at all ether Bitters, and
proclaim it small capital that they are worthless.
Onr Bitters.di) not need (this, as -sre place them before
tbepul'Mcou their merltsj andinvite your careful at7 l
teotion to tnegooos we anowour brand npon. rnowinj
as w d. that mr reputation eg at stake. The name
Red Jacket" ifrtaken frorrrtSe original compound by
the native child of He forest,. and with the abilities of
a fev herbs-by pt ChipjE, made more reealie tv .
the tste, they now iv - peciiarkyhea4thy, fK)th
in.?, and recuperative roflnence, especsnlij fif hepJ'
tient,rising trom the fed br siokne'ssj.'ty of apcetite,
distress after eating, dikzis. and all disease aria-
inn from Torpid Liver or intHitestjon. --.-'"t :
They strengthen and Invigorate the system. ' ' 5 '.
They ate unequal led tor general debility. '
They r sure cure cte ft djpepfia. "
They Rive a good and healthy appetite. -
Tbey asist digetion j .
1hy are the best stimslani 4n existence. cc
Tbey are a sure pure preventive for Fever and Aguefc
They relieve ccimtipatlon. w
Thoy cure Kers nedarhe.
They are perfectljf pure and 'palafeatie. ' 1
They make ;thf,' debilitated strong, and restore-to
strength the exhausted. ::, !- ,;
Aeed persons and deHc3te feoialo will find, they
can save , large doctor til s by usipg these bitters ; .
Woi lake pleasure in c&J'ing attention to our.,vry
exf enive' catalogue of Bulk and .cased ,Gooes, consist
ing in part of - ' '
'CtHAnrlinWar V In a
j otiaHwuiij uiuii
Blackberrj'
Raspberrr - ?V ,
Muscat ,r
U",n6n Cordial
The Reviral .llnic-Book.
contains 73 pnges'of tunes and hynms, designed for re
vival, Jprayer, and conterence meetings, -Price in paper
ov'ersj single copies, 10 cents j $3 per hundred.
Jiat led at the retail pra!"'. T M"; ' t
i ,-. -f i i : i)m v
.. The Athenaeum Collection-
contains between four and flveandred pages of tunes
and hymns, new akl o'd, ot the choicest kinds, for
church', Sunday school, revival missionary, temperance
prayerand conference, and all hind of tacred and so
cial meetings. The tunshejn this book has life and an
imation in it, like, Bhiotntf. Shore, Rent for the weary,
Shall e kn jw each other there ? Shall we meet beyond
the-rivfer ; There is a beautiful, world ; Kind words;
Sweet hour ot prayer The la a land of love ; Suiller
little children to come UBto.me 5 God save the Nation,
&.c. Prices single copies?" hound 60 cents; $45 per
hundred ; cloth bound, embossed gilt, 60 rents ; 55 per
hundred. Mailed at the retail price. IIOkACK WA
TERS, 431 Broadwiyj Nv? Tourk, PuBlisuar'df the
above Books. rj sr iS k J J
-Vocal 3Insic, with tiuoAccornpaniment.
A laren asoorioieni ot new anj popular songs, oaiiads
duets, quartetts, and choruseo.. issued daily. Among
the most popular areSuail "we'itno each otner,tr.ere,
Lowrey; Why ha-re my loved on tf fuse; I wiil-bt-trne
to the ; Oh, there's no such girled miner by Foster ;
Mother's love is true; Sweet love, forget itienot.&.,
by Keller, 25 cents each; Ihear a-vqet voices singing;
Ilome tn home; Forget if yon can." but forgive, by
Thomas, 30 cents encb.
Instrumental Mu?is-fof th Cino Fcfte TV are
coming Father Abra'Sni, six httntfred thotfsand'inore ;
Always lixjk on the sunny side; Shall we know each
other there? &.c,, with brilliant variations by Grobe,
50 cen's each. - '' '
Polkas, W"altze, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrilla,
&C bywpular authors. All kinds of Singimr and In
struction books. Cafait;ffne mallcdf rr.e"o txrSii
el aiiA.l of tKAiuh.MtaiiylniL!' i r
t I i-r '
ti5
t: -t ,J.
II A
reacft Rrajidy,
Apple Rrandr,
Earlv and envelop him between two for
ces. Bu,t it -nnv psitively asceria.ud I it BWa mma Co.,
that Lee has sent at Jeast twenty thous- ..-T.: if. 7 r
nnd rnerW to reinforce? the column irr the
Valley', will probably, he a stout contest
forth? ppsi?esiopoihat region.- . .!
ProDfietors. 21. River St. Chicago.
Sflldby "W. HtMcCItEERr, Brownville, .
t BECWN &lJKQTjTy, Pj-rn, .T;
-Krownvnie,Jutta5, isil. t:to39-ly '
A
LO-
TERRIFIC ;SVARM OF
t i M k CUSTS. ct
4 The Montcur Algerian publishes Je
following letter froraiDalmatia, in Alge
ria, containing an account of an invasion
of locusts by cerv&indj'sirict of the col
ony are now infested.
.iln Ihis village-tHe crop devouring
plague toll on us ten consecutive aays.
maects did liule
to catch th'e
k T
iem will reauire
in n py.
.a vast pt
rppL- rrAc..QfntAn T.L-o o tti Uurin? tne iirst two tne
li miles distant, they, occupied high land 1 rDU.hl'u lBC;'.ulfUL lucJ4,t'
beyond which was formed strong deferl8Uch l?TB Ju""e lbe s
siVe position and 'said to have twoUineV7Were l1? ,c0Trd w,th them-. The
of baule, halfa mile Idnthey )ike us j rmg took rlacthe moment the insect
have been severely nrarched, being hardi?v -hdfh!ch d'd ,n, such '"l
pressed: thevhav seized 'the onnSr'tu'! l certain places they lay to a thick-
- J . - - - n t ft h.Q tnfhiam tram mltnl m
Charinaiube. Caiitwba. fislifoVnia Port. STierry, Ma'a-
ga and iladeira Wines, Gins, Rnw. Brwiiet. Biirft4'
and R-e Whi)TCe, which are perfectly pare and need
only to be tried to be appreciated. S i!tly all Drutf-.
gists-ar,d.lealers thronahout the country. Call lor
cur giudi.an l, take no other . - ;
tircuias to the tradeUppliea on application to
V Clothes Pinn anil r i.til1 man
Buckets. Chums.? Sieves, Jfouso Traps,
At McLaushlio & Swan's.
PAILS, ubs. Kegs, wi hboards, Keelers, Children's
Cabs'aud Wheelbarri ws " 1
i ' At McLaughlin & Swan's. .
1 1 m ' -
IMPORTANT to Smoke : The best asoortraent ot
Siuoknj Tobacco, Cig.irs, Pipes, Stemps, fcc is to
be found . '
At McLaughlin & Swan'a.
K a, BURNS, M..D.,..
PHYSICIAN' SURGEON !
OFFICII -AT lliS '"RESIDENCE.
Jolr 2Sb,l85t.'I 3 Si n 17-1 "7 '
FIGS, ChocpTateMapllsnar, assorte-t JiM',Cn j
Peackes. Ppnrr tnup Unahronm ritcuTV iVj-rPS- ;
' (" i ra ."i.i!it-.'2
1 limn : j wacreu ;anTaTn, ,
contains 123 pape;1. Words by Rev. Sidney Pyer.mnsh
by Prof. Cnll. Tbhtis an excellent -book or concerts
fortheyouns. Prices paper covers, 20cents; $16 per
hundred ; bound 23 centf, $20 per hundred.
puse latown.
t;jr C
perahan at any ohejf;
STAPLE AND FAHCGROCERiES
At DEN'S, he keeps a full assortment on hand.
-'J CLlcago and St. Louis Custom Made
"Hoots and SIioos, and Ladles'
"Fancy Gaiters. -'r ;
) j j .' Art the Bei In the Jfarketand -
DEN'! ' ;:
SEIIi TIIEM CHEAP; t'riND
THAT, AS YOU. GO iLiQNG!
CHEAPEST COOKIXG AND PARLOR.
1
-ST3
Of Latest Patens yon And at ' ' '
f r S I (
liCiinilD E N?:S c: u
. . Cheaper than at any other Boost ijti Brownrllle. '
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t
ITaa a lsrpe assortment of TtJT-WARE, lAROR KKT
TLE3, U.KAVT SHKET-IRON', HULI.OW-WAR,
STOVE-PIPE and ELBOWS, that he will notbe under
sold on. r (
7i 7 FOR ' V , '
Aides, pelts & fues,
- -. n
SKK pays the Ilighest Cash Price.
'
i !
;ST0VE3 AITD HARDWARE,
FOR SPRING -TRADE
.' ; .'. ' . t r . v
. I?Iin Street, IJrownf ili?, X. "f ..
r " . ' i " . -
. Returns thanks fcrthe'i'tr:v'enerfofir exten.!v
to hio and protnise-t to supply all wants, either iu
- 1 QUANTITY Oil QUALITY,
ITaTin?laiJ in my .fTfV?. ftcU bef. ee tie la'
rise of thirty per cent, enables tue to un-lT l! ail
who tare to lajin theji" ttt present rrici.
My etnreg ara'l from an Munrvpfatnr-
e4 fr.m MLvjwOri inn i-hiu is junoun;o4 to t
tbe best iron now known. "
COOIC'STOYES,
TnE LATE AXD IMPUGNED "TATTEUXS;
Duck's r cerlcs, derated Ovcni,
i 1 Snperior,"!:oIdci I3ra
- - Sen' Era;
.i
IJE FURTHER CALUS TUS ATTENTION
! OF rii.HI.IERS
' " TO IIIS LARGE STOCK Of .
HEAVY SHEET IRON,
FOR SUGAR BOILERS; ALSO HKS
LAKGE CAST lRO. -.KKTTI-KS.
r i'ROil lO.TDStSALO.Nd.
't A VARIETY OP CHEAr
LAUD AND COAL Olli LAIIP3
fofJfew and Beautiful Patterns ; Lamp Chimneys,
v j bnadds, c. Hras, Coper, and Sheet
Ironware; Lantern. Shevei i
1 ' and Japanned VTarpJ
.:' 1
; ;..!
";', '1
; , A LARGE QUANTltY OF '.
Tin. Stone &.GI.wNelf-Sen!insrrrnit rna
' VERT NICE -ASD 'CONVENIENT for
" tuose desiring to" nrr ;
UF--FIIUITI '- .1
1 w V
TV
A full Assortment of
ARMING IMPLEMENTS
E M,
t..
' Refnrns'hls thanks to the Public for past favors, and
by strict attention to Busine$ hopet U merit that liV
era! patronage besfowed on him heretofore. ( r
' ' ' 1 .' ' . '
' : '' ,T. BEX , "
A LARnnrANTlTT OF
OF EVERY I)LdlRArj.E AUIICLE. ,
1 ' T
!
; - THE ATTENTION OF . c"
i Tnri(;itTKus aii oTiinrts
- r LS DlUlUCTEDa UIS v 'j
i COOKLVG SKILLETS, 0YOS.e.
t f v.
Waters' Clieap 3Iuic forthe 3Iinion,r'
Atrancfd as soloes, dnets, qnartett.T and Chornses, for
m osteal societies, choirs, Sunday schools, put lie school
seminaries, etc. SbaU we know each o'Jbe' tliere?
J)oh't yon hear the angels pyroins ? Shall we meet be
yond tbe river? Bein," ti v TlJ,ere is a Leaotiful
v orld ; Where liberty dwells is my country ; Freedom,
truth and right; Wfr coniinn Fa'her Abrs'.am. six
hnndred thousand irrre -There is land of rove ; Sor
row shall come again no morg J Heavenly ,hrm8 T'CoBie
stmt to Tne of Heaven; IaaIlnLi:!iVj Xie aull iue wit
Sunday School ; Our tiod is marchins on ; Gdsaethe
Nation i Whittier's sonir of the Plantation XfZ'n : Fair
Vropth.tn'a Morn hs dawned at last : Over toe nin'nn. t
tain; Over the mountain; Little KlU.ari?nAt WiW-
lie'j?otie to Ileaven ; SuCTer little children t come
onto me; Bury me in tbe niorniuj.JSIotherj Cunie ta
tby resi; Sweet hour of Prayer, Ac. Price 3 (Tents; id
cent per doz., $2 per hundred ; postajte 1 cent each.
In sheet form, with Piano -nccenrpenvnient, 25 cents.,
.Published by IORAO l(rAT4--RS, Ag't,'
K6.4S1 'Broadway. K. .
'BROWNVILLE- -STLaM
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3?1 S3 IEtLiESj":
ei :
rrr
Th;? boat is now Deins run uaJbrthe gurcrinten
dence uf I ' ' - '
.Vlio wjll take ear's tthre shall be s.4EpIiMJi
a to tdelioat'g Cre?ing Regular! . . . ...9
';"'. j i
; At all Honrs cf the D3y ! !
-t
Emisrantsto . ,'lhe, lf Mines
rMi:
Will 0nd this an excellent point for croslogtl
river. ' ' " "
Emijrrsnt5 from SJ, opepb aid allpointa K?st nf
here. een if they Khould wish to fro by the Nebraska
City R(ute. wili find it as near t cross at this point,
and tbe rad re betteiv on the Wwt fcide of the UU
souri Klver than oplhe And ..... -
PROVISION OUTFITS. '
Cani-eboasht hereffht?? tm a,t apj other point
c ' a wip ririo
W. MIDDLETON
!
v . t
Manufacturer and Dealer in
" SAD DIES, IIARNESS, BRIDLES,'
COLLARS, WHIPS, LASHES, NETS,
l' CURRY COMBS, CARDS,
ijRltSIIES, CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,.
pjl'asterix'g hair,
.AND A 'VARIETY OP EVERY THING
v. j PERTAINING .TO. , : ;
"Ij .Trices Shall le in Accordance
' - with the TIMES I
By Strict Attention to Business I Expect
a' Continuation of the ' Liberal Patronage
Heretofore Bestowed bjf a Gtenerous Public.
i - , t.
Eepairing of all Kinds Executed
PROMPTLY.
CASH PAID FOK HIDES.
OT..T
1 Jfc -A.
Aneust29, 1863. n7-ly
J.' TT.MIDDLET05'
HELLO, .STRANGER
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WIIERXTDID YOU cjjX THOSE
r
a orQ d s v
AT
J; 13EKKY & GO'S.,
CO. -
THErVERY CHEAPEST. HOUSE IN
f 7? I too 0.';
, "BROWNVILLE.
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car
:
" J. BEKllY &..C0., ;
'
TTave Jnst Mved, ani are now opening, tt ' r
jacd on Xaiil meet, one of the largest stocks oftheir
! I v v;,;. 4-!:. :
. 72 Guttering, and EpbHting., U
,H te prepare-1 to put up tutterinp: an.h'jxpt.ia,i11
all itrhei work of hi lino at the shortest hodie, arid in
a' wqrkninlike manner, which he warrant to give at
tkeracion. '. ; i vS-j3-
; iBENJAMIN.ROCERST"
Projrletor pf th
eclipse myshs
FASTEST- 9 II 0 RjS ES
- ; And testes? " '. " .' ,;
CZ3 HC 12 32. XT TXl CT3 3iZ 5T5
T - . .-.'. i-i v . - - ......
,"We?t of the Mijo iri Riyer, anl will bir them
to responsible parties ftt t,eaion:bfrmtcj
' ; TEIIM2 dAZII., "
A LARGE CORKjCLL' TARD
' ' for Stock. ' '", , . .
' XXoi6i3 X3oxrclo;l
By tho Day, Week ft 3Iontri oo reasonable tcran
f'irt' Street between JIain and Atlanti,
BnOVTNVILLE, NEBRASKA
-Maroh 31at, 1SP4. ' " ' ; nM-v$-ly f-
(OAl, OIL, beft rjnili'v clai ide-l Carbon oil. Lyj
w cujuiuey ana wickn- . .. .
: "I
At .HcLnnghHa A: Swan4.
CASH TAID FOR CORN!!!
: ill ? f' ,i 1 i
."1
r
flv" ANTED, by J. V, B)i, who! ow'4ny)n-t
Brownville apl Pern. Ue i pnyiii n biclit martji
price In cash. Bring on 'your Cof'i'wmTe thi) pu. u
op. For particular enqiire of i, W. UUna ai-ior ii,
or J. W. ilaeow, Brownville. -; . .. ;
May 19ih, f37-vS-tf. - -
i CHOICE LIQTJ0ES. ;
Wholesale and ! Retail.
Evan Worthing,
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OF THE
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TI
I
TTh Jnt RereivH tbe larrrtt bet S,u-k cf
Lkju yi anl Cisjr evet vfftrr .lnvfln nii' f. , ar-.l
wa ei them a lv tnj IIuue the Tttri.j'y.
I
Main Street: - Eronvil!if.
Tcb'4,'Clyly.
? si :J u
A TS D
'1
ever offered in this martd. Eememter tb place.
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IJk'DIa Kabber anf TI rn. I)e-ia-. P ".ptT4
Comb, WioJe l Pcket cdiiiIi, T .Iaciv . P'i
llW, Tish Bookan line, Ju:., &. . . .
. - At JIcLau3hli & Sivaa"..-
i A Iarge aaso.- a nl tf Ptxtet kTrive. Butcher Vaivc i
ete.- etc. , can tr - - . " ' -
, -j; . BERRY & :Co;s,
I ...'lit r f
Inn; ir, Tnwa-fiF-frftm- Iflwa4ft-Kan.S3S
- I'"
tv of ,irin m- U,...; f i "s oi nre incne. LTery means em-. tershiieace,&c.,&c..,,. - ,.:.-!.' , i A
ieaer Urcek, Jo. Our skirrasiiers ! m n-L . . . 4 : r -.7 -fITTr4
jua cros-cd the- crtrt; now irmishin ! , d . j- ;n ...j 1 etc, etc.' If i-, a-'.:-u ;
, na maize were an debtroyed. . Al KeIrilUg,Un & Bonn's. crowtiTiiie, Ket.ra, Apt.', u, ii. tz:
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BROWNVILLE, 5. T.
, Itti. n47-tl
1SAIJDATI1 SCUO(L BKLL NO. 2.
75,000 Copies Sold, tlie First "13
i IJonths of its Publication. V
. It Uan entire lien Work, of nearly 201) rage?.
3!ny cf the 'tunes .and Ilytnn were writtett, er
prefsj for this Ttlntr.. It will goon be as pcpular
m ita predecessor, (Bvl Xo. I ) which baa rna nt ta
th,e enormous number of bloWi copies ia Su tuonti't,
outstripping any Sunday Sl Uovk of it J . v. w-
eaed tn tbiscoutj'Ty. AI30, b')fl valuins are boitn l
tnon to accommiHUtt icbools wi.jtin ' thea fa tha".
VJ "tm, ."J'ricej of JJell No. 2, paper ccreia, lirEi,;
fl2rxrll'U. iound,Z5 cenu. cla perlJi; l.u
"botind ciiibofd ; ilt, 3fl eco-3. per M) I.'.l Xi,'
I, paper corers,. ircentf, $18 ur K-O ?j1 2)
wht?, $13 per ID). Cloth feouod cvos.-fdt fciit, 2i
teutsf 20 per V.'.1Kj.V'.1 sb4 WouiU w
getber 40 cents,"? 13 per Hundred. ' 22 cop'"- !'".
uhed at the u prrei?ut rjnout eui
r' g'. Vnti, $41 pi-rltW. . fvU'i fio.- t
the retail rri'.'.
HORACE WATEHS, rub;iabe,
til ly o.4?l Urc.iiiwnr, e ' rlr.