Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, September 22, 1864, Image 2
- I - . . . 1 I Nebraska. SUtosriiscr T51. II, EDITOR. Ur:0VXVILLE,TllUIDAY SEPT. 22, 181. " ran fiiesidext ABRAHAM LINCOLN OF ILLINOIS.'- .fox -vice president ANDREW JOHNSON, op ti2i;nesee. FOR RELEGATE TO CONGRESS P. W. HITCHCOCK. OF OITAIIA. Appointments far Speaking. The i'io5njr car.-rds'ss for I)l:gite in Con grt wII JJro tht ir f Iiow-titizu is a fallows: At Tcent-l.-, Ti:eu!py, 2r-M. , 2 uVlrw-k p. in. . TsMH-ck, Wednesday, 2Ul, 2 o'clock p. ra. Pawnee 'i'y " - 7. " 44 S -1 in. Tr.u Jny, ?fd. S oM' k r.m. F.:M3 Ciy, Friday, 23 10 o'cl-ick a.m. )iul, "7 " p in. l:nwpvil'. Si'iirdny 21th 2 o'tl. . U p. m. N Si -i Ci v Tu-(H, 27th 2 o'clock r. m. U., k muffs WcJsJay, b, 2 " " I'.aifMiiOulh, Th.mdiy.29tb, 2 11 Fel.vcu", Fridnv, 3Ut'u. 2 " Orn-.ba City Satur 'ay. Is 7 I r -luont ('it v. M.P(!8f, 31 7 Cvluuibue, Tuesday,! h, 8 44 Another Glorlons Vlctorr. Vi'e have this morning received intelli gence of nnoihr glorious victory in ilie fc-hanandoah valley. Sheridan has whip ped Early and driven Liia ever twthe miles. . The rebel loss ia reported at 2,500 kill d. and 5.000 captured. Eut as we are now just going to press ne will have to lay ov;r further particu lars until next week. ( Brlgr. Gcd. Clinton B. Flsli. The Daily Nebraska City News of the 16th. inst ?ays : Wa are vry much pleased to learn that the worthy rtficvr and good soldier whoe na-ne 1 eaJs this ariit le is now in IS'onhwetdern Mi:&ouri restoring order and enforcing law." We are also much pleased to learn that this er ntlemnn is ,4re8tcring order and enforcing lan" among the quiet, orderly people of Nuh West Missouri, ani fee) quite confident that he finds full fcops for the exercise of all his ability as '"a worthy officer and good soldier" in this pari of the country. His mission to North Weil Missouri was to make a lump speech to some Sunday School children who tvill fully Understand and appreciate all he could siy about the yexed political questions of the day, or the army either. Hope he may succeed; the endeavor just suits his ability. Again : "(Jen. Fik is an accomplished scholar and a mt exemplary christian gentle man. His .txsuuilti as a soldier who never uses atdtct spirits, profane lan guage or tobacco, j-houM be emulated ?n our armies, ar.d his influence in these respects are no-.? beinir Mt for good. wn.crevtr he t.as conminnded." We are quit sure that Gen. Fisk never uses "crJtuV spirits or any other kind of spirit? or tobacco. He discoun tenances the use of profane language, but let the News ask the old 2d UnVnde 13th Division 13th Army Corpi, and, nil the citizens of Helena, Ark., if Gen. Fisk never caused them to use it. When tve have heard them sending up his name and damnaiion intimately linked together in their daily prayers, we have wandered how men could be so perverse to the 'good influence that is now being felt Mhf rever he has commanded." We never kuew of his being "drunk," but he has been tight that is, in what he evidently thought a tight pi tee, from the manner in which he nought the rear of the column. But a j ain : ; His family are now;visiting at the -residence of Gov. Morion of thu place." It is perfectly consistent with hi con duct in the held that he should now be visiting this disciple of peace, for it was in he field that he was most emphatically m ymva- mn. TTc WUUTO reFpt'CUUljy suggea that during the war he thould lay by his stars and go to the Sandwich Islands nnd preach the gospel of peace. Men of his refined feelings are compelled to co disagreeable things if thty wear the "star'? in time of war, and then they wou.d become him so much better when there is no war. and he could listen to the golden sound of the title MGenerar' with o much more ease when il does not in sinuate that he is a fighting man. Thefollowing letter, rec-ived from Mr. Tipton this morning, we insert for the in formation cf all interested : Omaha, Sept. 20. Jlr. E'litor : Please say in your paper f that the Acting-Governor, Paddock, has tailed on Gen. Steel by an importunate letter in behalf of ilie men under arrest at Duva!lj Bluffs ; and aUo in behalf of McPherson and Callan. : He is also locking after ihe interests - of the men witi. Lieut. K lock at Si. Louif. Yoir fur ihe right, the v Union and 1m Nebraska, T. W. TIPTON. ... i - . c?.:, - - v Among the resolutiong adopted at Chi cago, wai the following introduced, by Ex Gov. Wickliffy. of Kentucky: Resolved, Thai Kentucky expects of the D-m ocratis President who will be elected in November, that his first official act will be to throw open Abraham Lin coln's prisun duors, and let the captives free. That shows what Democrats txpect of their. nominee in case hs be elected. How would the people of Laurance Kan sas like this man Quantrii is ialifubo? In speaking of the DinK-cratic Fia'ifi cation meeting at Nebraska City on the 14;h, the Nebraska 77mm say: "All the speeches were excellent and reflect cred it not only on the gentlemen themselves but upon the party." We remember distinctly' amon? those speeches, one de livered by Mr. Early of Piattsmouth, in which he denounced the war in strongest terms, because "it was a wicked crusade again3tva brave, patriotic and noble peo pie. who bear upon their tanners the Heaven born colors of red and white." Vented his curses upon the f oldiers who persist in pulling them down, and addtd. "if any of the Linco n sons of b iches are jirpsent, li thpm thovv themselves." Does that reflect credit upon Mr Early ? Does il reflect credit pbn la1? Democ:ai ic party ? Perfunnt to the call published in our last iisue, the members of the Union par ty will assemble at their reactive pre cincts, oa Saturday ihe 2 1th iust., to elect delegates to the Union County Conven tion, to be held in Iirownville on Monday, the 26th inst. On Monday there will also be a grand UnioD Mas Meeting h Id in IJ.'ow nvilie. Hon. S. G. D.uly, Hon. A. S. Paddock, Gen. E Etabrook, Hon. J. S. liedick. Hon. P. M. Marquett, Hon. O. P. Ma son and others, will be present to addrest the meeting. Arrangements have been made to make mis one of the larges. meetings ever held in Brownvilte, and al1 loyal men are invited to attend and brii.gr their families. The draft is m progress in St. Louis. It was begun on the 19ih inst., and among thore drafted that day was the reporter of the Evening Jftvss. One of the draft ed is seventy-two years old, and another bad been dead two years. The Democratic County Convention will be held in Brownville on Saturday, the 21th iuft., when Dr. Geo. L. Miller, Democratic nominee for Congress, and Hon. P. W. Hitchcock, Union nominee, will be present to di-cus puny policies. All are respectfully invited to attend. A rumor has been in circulation for several days, that Qnantrile, the notori ous Missouri Guerrilla, has been captur ed at Ind'ianopelis Indiana. It is certain that a man bearing some resemblence to Qunntrils was arreted there upon the accusation f .a refugee; and dispatches were sent to Lawrence Kansas for a full dUcription of the famous guerrilla, which, when received identified the perton ar rested a the same. Frcni Atlanta. Louisvii.Lr, 15. Journal's special correspondent atAtlania, 10th, contain a congratulatory order from Sherman, re counting his victories, and an agreement between Shtrman and Hood for ten days truce at Rough &. Ready, on Macon Rail road and ccuntry around it enclosed by a circle of two miles radius, to Sept. 12th to enable people in Atlanta to remove to points further South. Letter from Sherman to Hood not at tainable. The following items from a notjee issued by the Mayor, by command of Sherman, gives an idea thereof, "t h izens are requested to leave Atlanta and proceed South or North. The govern ment will furnish transportation as far south as Rough & Ready, and North a? far as Chattanooga. Citizens may take their movable property, transportation will be furnished for movables. Negroes who wish to di so, may go with their masters. Other male npgroes will be put into Government employ. Women and children will be sent outside of the lines." Shermnn's order of the 4thcommence Atlanta cemg occupied ana exclusively used for war-like purposes, will at once be vacated by all except armies of the United States, and such civilians and em ployees as may be retained by the proper departments of government." It con eludes : "At the present time, just ar rangements will be made for the supply to troops of all articles they may ' need over atid above clothing, provisions, Sec. furnished by government. Ai no place whatever will traders, manufacturers or sutlers be allowed to settle within the limit3 cf fortifications. If they do man age to come in, in spite of ihis notice, the quartermasters department will seize their stores and appropriate thm"to ihe use of the trcop-, an deliver such parties, or other unauthorized citizens who thus place, their individual interests above that of the United States, in the hands of some provost marshal, to be put to labor on forts, or conscripted into eome one of the regiments or batteries already ir the service. The same general principles will apply to military posts south of Chat tar o ga. Hodto Sherman 9h, says, Permit me to say the unprecedented measure you propose transcends ia studied ingen ious cruelty, all acts ever before brought to my attention in the dark htstory of war. "In the name of God and humanity, I protest! believing you are expelling from their homes and friends the wives and children of a brave people." Hood's let ter to Ja3. M Calhoun, Mayor of At lanta, ssys, "I shall do all in my power to mitigate the. terrible hardhips and misery that must be brought upon your people by ibis extraordinary order of the .Federal ccrrrrander." Macon. 10ih. Wheeler's f jree has been dispersed near Tullahoma by Stsad-man. . Ex-Gov. Wicklifle, of Kentucky, made a speech at the McCleUan ratification meeting in New York, and after stating the object of Lincoln's Administration to be the disolution of the Union and de nouncing him for consuming so much time and money and men in dorng nothing, said : 'Now we propose to you, an artist, nn engineer who understands business : Dis miss this unworthy employee that you have, nnd lei us kee if we" cannol reel a n-w :-et of unU r:ni;-rs :hat will Jo-it for less nj'.me-y, in less unit, and in abetter condition." This is a mere frenk avowal of the ob jects cf the Democratic party than we hod expected tu hear, but it expresses their true aim the dissolution of the Union in the shortrst possible manner, with ihe leatt possible c. st of money arid men. First Nebraska In Dbtrcss The foil. wing letr from Lieut. Pol f.ck. addressed to the editor of the Ne braska City Press. appeals equally to all. It is the duty of all loyal citizens to re member the brave ones that have re sponded to their country's call in her hjor of danger, and to assist in relieving ihem when ihe late of war renders il uecessary. When this letter was received at this place a sub;cription was immedia tely set on foot, and 81.42 50 was raised in about six hours, which was immedia tely forwarded to them by express. 'Ihe subscription is still in the hands of Mr. Wanhing and all who love their country, or her solJiers, are requested to come forward and contribute to their re lief. St. Louis, Sept. 12, 1SGL Ediior Pris&; I suppose that you have received th account of th captur of seventy men of the 1st Nebraska Caval ry at Jones' Hay Station, in Arkansas, on the 21th of Augusi. Tiie most of those men are now here having ben paroled and sent North by our eaptors. We were robbed by the reb-lj of everything, money, watches, knives, combs, boots, hats, a ud in many instauces pants. 1 want to appeal, through you, to the j people of Nebraska in their nchalr. lne Government has furnished the men with clothing, but they will not receive, any pay unid November, and ar not alij'.vud to leave the barracks to work, so thai ihey cannot get money in thai mtmner. 1 hey need tin cups, plates, knives r-iid iorks. Vpcous, tin-pans, stationery, post age stan-ps, tobacco, pocket-ki.ivc-s, comb. needles and thread, ut.d many oilier no tions. They di ink iheir a llee out of a few uyster cans that they have picked up, and take their bn-ud and mtut in their lingers 1 tried, to-day, to get the po.-t Sutler to let them have sucli things as ll y ab solutely needed, aiid wan until f ay-day for his money, b -i he' cooly told me thai he dul no: di bu.-u:es in that way. I then huiiteJ tor ihe Sanitary Com missi n. and was informed that u did not tiij ply anything but hospital stores. 1 have never known it to supp.y anything to soldiers. I now apply to the peopl-j of Nebras- ka. One tenth of the mney that was iv?rn hist spring to the Mississippi Va!-lt-y Fair, judicio i-ly pent, would make our men comfortable until pay-day. We tufff red terribly whil in the hands ol the eiivmy. Many of us had to march three hundred miles barefoot. A great deal of the road was mountainous, and covered with sharp gravel, which cut our feet and lamed us very badly. I do not know that any Nebraska ti was killed in the tight. Corporal Slocum was murdered after we surrendered. Hoping that the people of Nebraska will not send canned fruits and other del icacies, but that they will send Mich things as I have named, or the means to pur chase them. . .... 1 1 eiiioiir, iiui -ffif.iiJ, W. A. POLOCK. Lt. 1st Neb. Cay. Vol.. Letter FromLlcnt. Polocl;. Paroled Prisoners Barracks, St. Louis Mo. Si Sept., 11th 6 My Dear Wife, Billy acd Myself are both here and unhurt except that our feet are very sore. We were captured after a terrible fight. There were about three hundred of us, and the rebels had three thousand men, and four pieces of.artillery . We had a little barricad eof baled hay and the rebels placed their cannons half a mile of, and with their shells they set our hay on fire, and their solid sh ot (ri fled caiiojn) tore the bales to pieces, and ' r I Kiu-u tua men oeaina inein. W2 stool this bombatdment for three quarters of an hour, uutil the West sid of Our barricade v?a3 burnt Up, and the i rti! h, rrraA U . ! rebels had prepared to charge on US . with their whola force, we thea tried to ! fijlit our way tO the woods (four miles distant), but they had u surrounded, and ! came down upon ui "like the wolf upon the fold," and we were forced to surren der. They then robed us of every thing money, knives, combs, hats, coats," and in many instances of our boots and sho Quite a number of us have marched over two hundred miles barefooted, through swamps and creeks, andover mountains and a great deal of the road was rocky, acd covered with sharp gravel, which nearly ruined our feet. The first three days we did not get as much to eat as we ought to have had in one day. It grieved meto look at the men, they looked so hollow and hungry, but tbey bjre up manfully. When night came, if they goi some corn, or beef, they eat it, if they got none, they had to do without, and they were so tired that they would drop down on the ground, and sleep as best they could. On the first day cf September we were paroled and sent to Pilot Knob.some of the men got to the Knot) on the Situ, but Billy and myself and fifty others, got there yesterday, and came immediately to St. Louis on the cars. We arrived here at midnight, "where there is rest for ihe weary." I have on. an old white hat, my black pa-its, a thin and pair of daawers (ihdt I t ave worn since I vvaa cap:ured,) nd nothing tLe. We have walked from twehe to twenty milts per dy, and our feel swelled to twice iheir ordinary sizj. Al night they wouid throb and burn so that we couid hardly sleep, yet daylight would find ustubbhng along again, we were so anxious to get to "ihe happy land of Canaan.' Besides it was not safe lo tarrv on ihe road. I have no duubt, but that soait? cf our men have been killed, since we were paroled. There are about fitly thai have not come in y-it. Several of whom are Ne braskinsans. There were in Nebraskans killed the day we were captured. I fear there were more, but as a number went to Danalis Bluffs before the fight, and I had no roll of what was with me. . I cannoi tell exactly what.our los.s was. I have no desire to overate our suf ferings, bul no amount .of money would induce me to undergo the same amount of buiTcrisz W. A. POLOCK, Lt. 1st. Neb. Cav. FIXAXCUL dXD COMMER CUE There hn b?en much sppculaucn iu regard to the decline in coin, lut it is now btin?; generally ndaiittt'd that the propect of the fall of Atlanta and Mo bile, produced the first fall and that the actual achievement of these successes has produced the scoad. On the 16th it stood as follows with a tendency to a still further decline. New York opening nt 2,23, declining to S2.2G, closing at 2,25 1-2. St. Looi? buyyig at $1,25 pretn. , and gejjj. at the s-aihe. CrotYnvlle JIarkct. September. 20th. Reported and corrected every week by McLaughlin Si Swan. Flour. Fall Wheat $5,00. Spring " S1.50, Meal Cl-2-j per bushel, Potatoes 2 25 " Appl-s. 2,50 " k4 Corn (new) 75c per bushel, ("Id) 1 .00 -NO 8;i-,r 33 l-3c lb, Ri C.-liee CO.; Pooler 61.25 " Shot 35 j. per lb, Brooms 40c Butter 25c per IS. Ivjgs 12 i-2o perdoz, MeUea Sorghum 31.00 pr gal, Si:r Housh S1.S0 Bckhers Golden Syrup 82,25. The following we condense from the last reports: St. Louis Market. Flour 0 50, to SI 0.50 per bbl. Wheat 1,87 to 82,10 per bushel Corn 1,-15 to 1,55 Rye 1.22 1-2 to $1,30" Barley 81.90 per bu, Hay--28.00 to $30.00 Onions S2 20' Potatoes 4.75 to 85,25 per bushels Apples 3,75 per bu. Hides flint 20c per lb. Chicago Market. FlourzrJ0.20 to S10 25 per bbl, Whtat I,fcO"UT 551.00 per bushel Oats 63c per bu. Rye SI 32 1-2 per bu Corn 81,33 Barley 1.94 to SI. 95 " " Mess Pork 842,75 per qbl The market closed dull with a cline in most articles. de- Cincinnati! Market. Wheat 2 00 to 82.15 per bushel Corn 1.25 to 81,26 " Oats 75c to 7Cc Groceries and Provisions declining. J A D Y E R T I S E 31 E N T S . LEGAL NOTICE N Joseph Bacon will take notice that Israel P.. Cum min-s,as plaintiff, has filed a petition against said Bacon, as defendaut , on the law ?ide of the Dis trict Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, the object of which is to obtain a judgement against fr,om Vll f,th 852, for cattle then sold and deliver edto said I.acon oycaid Cummings, and alsojfortbt aiu Diu-00 ior me sura ti 5iu,0U witb in erest tha additional suai of 321,18 money laid out by said Cummings for th8 ujaf Bacon September, 17th 1S64 at bis request. An order of attachment was issued out of said Cour an I the followinz real as- ifAtAait.iia.ltf.il in fitiol Cid.nntv nf Vjmilm t vi f West 1-2 of South West 1-4 Section 12 Township 5 Ruge 16 E: '. S u'D East l-4of South West 1-4 Section 9 Township 5 Kanga 15 Eait was attached M0tbe troptrty ofaid Baom. . baid Lacou is r qaiifcd to nnewer said petition by tba7thday cf November 1864. Bapt ISM A8, jJaw7, FISH'3 LAMP HEATING APPARATUS, B0ILI5O-mTI5O STIWISO STEIPINO WITH TBS rLAM THAT LlflHTS TEX BOOM. Bj tha flame of common lamp, at thaCot0factDt'-worthofoiJ,a very wirruKa breakfast can ba cooked I. J no. unl' ' Simpl in conitrootion, eail j kept in ordar read for usa in a moment con Tenient to bar on band Vrujgt.tr- C1i?r FUVsLaup iiona of thamoit pop ntar noreltias of the daj. .'. of it is unquestionable, a great sarin is made in heat inland cooking small articles, andoan bo made to cook meals for great rcaay persons, which is actu ally dona on the ambulanee ears which carry tha lick soldiers. Skhntifle American. For family ue, hop;Ul, tent, bar rack, picnics, fishing nursery, or sick rom, it is an article of comfort beyond all proporrion ta it3C st. Han J't Journal of Health. I have tried the spparatm, anj my wifaand I proclaim thenars a mot valunbie ar.d indi-Fcmibie article, and ua now wonder her we cu!d have so lorg: di ne without it. Ed. Ooal Oil Circular. An econmical con'riyance for gft-tino- ud heat at short notice for nurry and gener-tl household purposes one importnai piint if th ivir. in cost over coai iires T. Evening Pott. PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOL LARS. CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR QUARTS. TnEE ARTICLES COOKED AT ONE TIWE WITH ONE KUBKIR. Vrr)iTi f..r K-rvc ne or C :il Oil r Oas V .yc1TipriTl!l'ttrnthlf-t..fSO pswci f'.-u.td grati? ALSO THE UNION ATTACHMENT. I '.ice 5'( (V.tt. Tu beattvihed, te h Cii smi K-r. ."t.? L.iap . r li-s liurntr, l y wl.it h Wsl'i r io iy l3 "Muitbd and FuikI kd : ao arraujd .o sui'iwrt a h'te. EVE U Y I A U I - Y X E E O X E. W ''. U. RUSSELL, Aj.f. . 2i6 Fart at. 5fW Yin Agents W-tkd; t-Ix-3-8v. THE SEW YOiiK WEEKLY IIEUALU. ! TueCIieapest Paper in Tlic World. ; The extcniMvo and comi.irehen.-iTe fao. il. its no.-sessii'D euabbs tLeiPRPBiaToa of tie rt'is:. LV UERAL! la guaraaite mi iaiest -.u uio-t, ,e- liable information f i-ssibly to be obtaiu.-a, s-ot av from all pans ol the Uoitvd Stattn, tui lr- ui ai parts of th World. Its homo corrcsponjatits, enag-J ac tn.tv; c--'., . nnd conujcied witii eajii now n.ivai a,.J x .;t ry( exp (i.t.oa ut the govornm ot. jrovj t .it a i- j teruiiiicu to ,ieivo o spot iLio aercd 03 its (, er . juiiS aiid no tveut Ci.11 v 1 ur Ih ii t.t: fi.ia i n 1 ; e or over one bunaroi Ciuusaud iliar.i j.i..- yt-ir : meuiAto ret ort in its coiuiuas. It coU lt? :,.i i- 1 lu mr.niain lid uur(a a correrpoi.u.ia 111 i.i-'. a ... in its collation ol Fureia Ne thn IIk;lLi ::a? for jearj held a high x.eition, and it, wiii d .,v.ir in the future to ta tintaiu the .-tumi it La.) a.-.-'iuitd. It a tpeeial emrcspoiidnts eUliuuoJ in nil ihe priuci(Kil ci i-a of tho wotld. , lis leirr.ii'tiic Mrraiijfiiucnta xtoud to wij.reeo: theo e t.c ia a.-i? M-;-t.-b':d. 'iiou ihe A:iaii ti''caoi is iat'i, whioh fc?t witi -:hhi be uccomplish el, Udegranii wiii be r;firii tri-ia Lurqo and. 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SfBSClUERS. at 42 .(I i.r I 1 I'.., ; ., . . lux r tlAKrEK's Maoazink nnd Hakpeii's Vkshl, together, 0110 vear, ib 00. Hakpi-.bs Weekly is el-e'rofvi-rd .nn 1 c:i'. :, numbers car be i. id at unv time. Vols. I , iJ., III.. IV.. V . ur.d VI. : .r tbo V. - lii7 to IS 52 mclasivo, f "Hiii'i-: tC WELivLY," hands.i.ut-ly b anl in Cloth extra, Pricy f ea'h are t:0 ready, liia nostti's uum llAKtEns -l,Y, w hen paid in iiuvauoc at tbe office wnere it is recent,;, tw-ntv "ix rents a veir. rUAurBn ROTIIE?.. t KAMlI.IN yL'AUK, tlM Va,t March 31st, 'Rt. n?,0v8 ly March :ilst,'l. t30-v8 i H. C. TI1URMAN, ysiciiii mm. BROWXVILLE, XE BRA SKA. vo!9-n2-Iy-pd V LEGAL NOTICE. James II. Btddow and Fdicilie Biidow, bis wife, will fako notice that John Q, A.Smith as plaintiff, has filed a petition on the chancery side of the District Court of Nemaha County, NebnukaTf rrite ry, against them tut defendants, the object of which is to foreclose a certain mortgngo made by the said Felieitie and James II. Beddow, June, 27th A. 1). 1859 on tbe North Wet Q.iarter, and tba S-. uth Wtst Quarter of the North 2wt Quarter, and Lots No. one and two of Section 23 and LotNo. oie of Section No. 25 all in Township four (4) North, Range Sixteen ( 16)Eat of 8th Principal Meridian, situated in the said County of Nemaha. Said mart gage having raad to secure the payment of a cer tain pronvss'iry note boarirg even date with fa d mortgage, md by the said Felicitio and James II. Beddow for $520 .00 due ;ix months after data witb interest from maturity at tne rate of five percent per month, tbe prayer of said petition is that tha f aid bud be sold the proceeds ba appliecj.io pay ment of said note. Sa-d defendants nri reqnircd to answer said pe tition oo or before tba 7th d iv of November A. D: ISa. . v . THOMAS, Sol. for Co'nt. . T-Ilti iw. MASTER'S SALE. . Xoti?a is berel-y g!re3 that ""Wj 4l! ter in Chaaoery of A"eaiwoontj;N6brka Ter ritory. w,, br rirta, cf aa Order of flala iaei by tb.Sgisteria Canary of the District Court of m-.d count, in nil Ternary i ft? trator of th a eUte cf Ciarlej M. Ureever, J ;."C' 1'eur U.-eerer. Anirj Urrer, Villia3 Oteever an! Samuel It. Fafford. at ona o'clock p. m. a MonJar26th day of Sept. a. d. ISul, infroul tha Brwnriil1? Iloaie, in tho City of Brownririe.eB.u'cii county, Nebnwka Terri tjry, the place where the last tarm of sid coart of said coun ty was held, offer for el at public aoctioa to tho highest bidder for cash, the following described real estate, to-wit: The north we.n quarter cf the north eest quarter and lot on f section 3-, and the south wet quarter -f thn n irtb oa.-t quarter, and the jouth !H!t .jurtrtf!" o ib n. r;h e:t quarter! and the nrih wit qmrtrr i.f the iiouth eajt quarter, nnd :be juh wt qurfr of r'i ith eut quar ter, and tho norrb o v-t q iarterof the south e-t "quar'cr, an I the s-oth t ai quarter of tbe so-i" h ca.ir qu irter of ... 3 in t. n-!bip 4, 'iort!i of rane 13ea-; con-aijin 3 1 9 acre.' and 39 100th-. and" low 1, 2. 3. k 4, i .wii-n nunaV-T 3l,aol tb n.rrto w-st q i k-L T of th- .-ith wt qaartor an I ,tf.e !! fi quarter i-r thes-iuth west q'iarror, and th n rtii eat quarter of tha south we; qu'' ter of ti-a '51. town-hip 4. north of rn 17 c-t,Cjp-.ain:nz 3 1 . :res aal 20 lOOrh, an I half of tl.2!J.!i niiintr wf t!i s uth vo-t quarter, and !n;32i 3. in trt 25 aud the n-rta wj-t q'i ir-.-r f rh? r-. rtT w:i quarter and tie south r.-z , f .n :t.ri t q la'ief and th sou ib quarijr f th fr .h w.-M quarter an 1 the aorta ; e ' quu' tr tuou ii in wt quarter qi swctian 1 in t. w ; e;-,: 4 i..rtfi ,t" ranje 13 east, containin; 311 a-r- f 70 LOJ.h.-., ait iu Nemaha county, 'so br u-ii Ttirilory. CflAS.d.DORSEY, ilajf. r in Chan-crv. tr .w.-v.'V-v i - 2V "it n5l-5:-5t3 MASTER'S SALE. i, U l.-r-:v -iv th in-i un It-r-ia -J, Mi ter ii Ct..!f,vtry, .V,aib .uaty, .Ntr"l.a i1--- . .-j-. vn.; .y I'.-ijn ...' "j order of iss i 'i by tb?- iixi.'.'vr i.i Cl" :n -ery.t the Diefr;. V.-.-tn...,t' i. l . r. y, i.i a.d T"iTi'ory, in f.vor of 'a' i . -u ii. i'c !,. a a i ttn-if. WiiJ.ain (J. Iv-rn. rin.i ... ii .. :: i A a ir. S. 1 tlld 1 y, at Oio j'.:!ck. p. tu. ?vl ,ii i.i y i6:L it.-.- i a. p. LCU, .v i . v , 1 Nctt.vi t "u:ry . i a rf I'.: v t t. ; J. i 1-r .-; af ju. i - i 'i- 'i. to i ;0 ' t i i .(), l.ic ;ilio. i-tij ;K'.- ;r;ti" i .i; , w.' : 1 Ot.-nii-.-ry r o3 of til-.-n-jft i I.--"1 ! ,! ti j -' qu irtdr of e.iii 30 in ty.T li h t) -r h .if rin- l-ieist, beita ninety rd r- k.i, fr in t-a-i to we-t, n 1 aU-t ten otf 1 ; ,v ... tt, rt rr t o ;rf..-r f th - iarti st ; 3..,.n , 2-. , f s..: t ,w..hip 5 ring- I ft. :' it t.,. . r,.j; t. , ; 0 r.,..r j.- ,a: , a u. ; i,: ., ,- , ,, .. i . , i t ,vr sly rod v i .' .u ju i. -"-r r !.; Jf i f n. I (j'iai; a!tiiiNiua . : r 1 i tf.t -ry. C-US. (i. DOP.SE Y. Md-iier in Chancary. 1 4 5:.i, 31. ul-5t-l2 r w ri 1 1 1 MASTER'S SALE. Notii'.- .a bcrooy iv'on that 1 wili o.fai- f r n'-i 11 I'ubli' auction, at. ;hid.:rof tbo .1- vri7.::-j ;iou -n in Hr avnvi;io, Njiuah.tcouoty. Nebraska Territory, that inua h :i-- w'vjm the District Court wa .y t h"i.i. on Mo:i'.!RJ ti:- 2o :' A i S ptenibr.' ISG 1 . at 1 .'! k (1. i'l ot : i l.' f!",A .''.ill, :vT r .' -S- ti to-wi: : ! ' s .. ta.-u quurtc-r ot tbe .u ea.n ciiar;cr of s ;v.,:.?y -f ir, ..t i rba oula ourtw .f :Le n-'th ! v rirr ;md the-oiitii h.tlf of 1 if-? M-r'T fi-t q it" f-r ot the nortb e-astijuar-ter of'sHj:ioi numbur inirtefta in town four ran?! fifteen eat.an l tbe tu.d; vM ? ) yx lrtof the nortl eat u irt.;r .;f rung'j fii'tci;;) oast. Chuncvry of r.'.i ) i ed in mni ; i.r: ; Co-.a 'iij-t A... : toe d'rvf'f n -Ma.rr . Oivi ur.i't wy d., I8o4. a51-5t-;9 i-.Mtiou ta:rry-r,vc H Ft.- fur 1 1 ' t s . i' 'J...... i : t. .11 ; W . ..- - 11 a iv - a;,.i f A:..;.i.f. . S VT-.r? '1 M. ft . MASTER'S SALE. X.-Hcei l.o.Tbv :v.-n '; tr.e .; r in Than ry . -f N; ; ..j..-?. ;, r.-;. rsfi-ry, w i.'I. 1 vtr-f - ..r .1- .f j ; 1 iri-j -tt-r m L . -n '. ". . . i ,- ..-... r lii- on:.' v. tr. -; I 1 .T.i.-.i-, :,: .; ,,,:- t : t Air. ilt'-ll, t '.'..Ii Uit; t A' r r:j ' Jiiiiu Y. U.ikf.-, -K III i ?-. - 11 - p rrt ortrrty v;t-4w-fr 'i '', i'l 10 front "f :! tr w 'ivi: ; t ft: i-.ty of Tt TV, the l'.OIiVi!'.", N . I'.;l p!:,.i; wt. .- r : ' ', i'O j-.'y mt i- il. 1 th.- -V-.: bi.i.I' ; pr-per.y. t :-vi-; ', nuiut't-r II'!. i- 1 -'i ; '; ' I ti r Mid ..r ." r -' v : ; 1 - : -. t" ii r.. i f .. ' r i'.'i ivo; ; .-..:! V I t- . f .: i- lit. 1 X 1 2 in block to'-. r ; l:cu, in Neiiriivi (oaa ', m-J .!( iho Shw and Ori-t d n ,-'iia !..ts and m! the Ma h in - t..f-i to aaiH-rtiininj;. ; 11 ts.i;. i'(siKY, Mast-- in ('hmrerv. i.51-5tS9 N ka T-.'. ri Mill f rn.i-r'y .: tu ini:rv, (i- it- iitiJ A; Iir.. f' s:ay Notice. T.ikrn ui h.itf mile-? i !. i-.L-. ,: by t'.e d'Titgucd, living two and a ! ri ii i!le, N.-miiiH Coii.-.r,. '..;f. t, '.;- i. .. r.,i,n St.," ! . -' S - ri f ( ". I . ';'; . S i'EA ;-;L'. j v f A. d 1. NOTICE N ii - r tu "1 Plstrl- ; . i -if 1- re V, Myer.-., d : ' - II.--vol '-y rs. J .m-s My-r-. I t . V dt.ifi-, bvin ot lieore . . t :. :.'-. - ;.: -c tbil J .;; B. .." - -r.; t:f . tT21 L'-V- j i- ;'.: . .ry I', the l'i" ',.! ' : -:a T rr r . ii r ' -' ' n i S"l :i - i-i -i ; .- ; ::. i : ' - -'i;t..., M t !." ' : - i J . ' . t . ",' : : ' : - '-1 ." 1 . S'l j C.-irjly ' . v .-t n V-.- pl'-r't-.i of S -ufi.'ii ; N-.ri'i ot lUngi; 1) r'.t .if l ie6 h !! i.iicri, ;'tti totbtiiin deerce of .i , tli-.- .- ! .-f .-li l I i n 1 a n.l th'i ;pp'.i-a .... i'.ts :n p.ituetiv of a jnd :fn-tit t h' a:it d. 1 -o' in I'lV'-r of lhffl,. -state of r-- tni'.i-- r i -..-.:r- d- L i t TI A C li':.ilt. i :f N. ., 25 ;r. 1 .r kfi--; i : (o.iirt ii of ', i-r Mar-. V I. v a; IIhv-. I. ft!. or b'.f ; .1 M;a;:. t b..-si:.l M !yers lin.t W i-i -s r-r. ijuir "1 r.- a. -r a?.t tv;t;tion t,i. - 2'":b day . f S- i i. n.her lSt. I'.W. TAD I S. Atty for p!uinti2. 4 t 7.50 vwnvii'e, '1, ot. LEti AL NOTICE. Sigma ;.! - i .' ib-i -;Mfit K ansa-, wjl! ipiticc A Perry !'- ' niinen.-d -i.' ion to t ,. District Oo-jrr of N"in i!'.- County, N- l- el V r.- ory . ibe D'-j-.'! of -aid action i tiobla.u ji-ig-in-nt M:iinst 'i.-; "aid S sslcr f .r tba euia of ovon-y-f- ur Ii.lt;i-f ai 1 veity- five nts. with intrrest rum F. lrna-y, lt, lwf! ; j-'.--. ' - "- fnri--.fr sum i.f i w.-r-ty-live tr w;ta ijt'-r . ' tu Octtb-r, I.-t. I r.C I . both at ire rate -.f 'rr- r ' .:' j er hot um. S:.id.um are r'ani-d ' IVfy on to eertaia prf.m-ss.ry n t..-s ni ; -'..d Saltr p l.io t r by o'.ier f A , - r, - 'f - .l-uif.b. 1st 1 So I. and due ti.t. r. . i ; tha sec ond tlaiea Jui7 it. 13': Ju-j lit f s-i :n af ter date. Said Sessler wil! further taks n-.tice th.it -i th. rili ig of t'lJ us-! u-y aTidT-.t-th.it hasc:iued an order i -f --a n -:.i r.- i the $atd C--ort aial t if t--i, ti- a' . f I teid of N Jini'a i, t'i-nt -,-i t Tt r . j attached, to ait; N-.-rl't. ;' i ' i- :. C ter of ectn-ii .1 T -w'i .r-a ,x Eaft of tat- gtii P:in.-ipie Mc-;.ii i';. Said Senior ij reuuired to an-wer r Jea ur t said p?titition on or before the 2!5.1 d iy f Sep tember 185 i J. M. boling:?.. E. W. TIIOMA. Mty. fur p-.-iii.tiJ. 134 i 7 .'-ft BrcwiTllle. NS. ahz. 11 ADMINISTRATORS SALE In rursii-ir,.?o ..fanrrdi-r by tho Pr..n.ite Cnrt of the County of Nrmabfl, Nebraska Tcrri ery, I wll on: - S-xinrinx fiIt daynfOr'oltr A. D. lf4.' af 2 oVl-wtP. l. 'A that day, fir Tor ', it, n-a. li-auct fin.in fnnt. -f th ? rvV .,:T5 .: -. t.-- i' v .- f Peru in Mid CVan-j Nea. )-l. :. . - . :i .!-se.-ibed reali-tite t w;t:b .Vc-i L - ., ..ri Wct quarter f s c i.-. N' . 5, To .-,- ; it. Km-'- 15 East of thu B;h P. ' t. L o. 1 3 t d 9 in Bhic-k Ni.43 ami Lot N-. 7 .u I'-i - k No. lltin'h sai l City of Peru ; all of th h1k.v property bing situated in th C .uny ' S. maha ar.d Terri ..ry of Nebrn-kasnd b!on-r.g 'o tb Estateof Nebe miab Slires djc. a--1. . J. M L ON-1 FELLOW. Alai'o. Scpt.8-.h 1331: nt 3-. STRAY NOTICE. Taken np within the enc!od premises cf tha un dersigned house-holder living three miles north west of Brownville in Ncmiba County, Nebraska, on tho 19th day of August, 18.14, one Red Ox, with line back, right horn half off, ears badlT tern, sbout eight years old. GEORGE "W SAPP MASTER'S SAtr .ota u icrtby giren that th, Bd . 1 1 Chancery, of Nemaha ta' V " tory,wul,by T.rtueof erder,rtV ? Kezuter in Char . ter ritory tha- said Hii.ac acd .Ut;' tun, st en 9 m front cf the lirowarilJe II ju!.":' "1 iirowDTiil,NeTiahacournT ' V'"- r. . piaca wn-jre ma ui terra of ?vd r : county wrs held, for e; tl h . the bighe?t bidd r fur cash, the f.,q ' realestato, to-wit : the nonhwm , I am ..- LEGAL NOTICE: tor tf the -tife uf , rv Tv ' , .. ,,. j Liu. Ji t"ou, Ah..- Siiitvt .i Hc-ii 'ii'n i Sim; s.n. anh C.Siini ,n Th." iv heirs i.f I ci rge W . Mmj-con de- e.r. ' 4 ceasd cunt! i:i.-.3ti. nr.t Th .mM 11. Sioijs' r:, defendant, j T8. ire son. of tbe state i-f Tf-xw, will takJ5 ! Ii:L ab'.re nr.mod P' in:-'aiiiatii.of Nrma!,4p'' v i raski Territory' did .ki the lo-b dny l.SfU, Cf tb-ir bill .r c.rat.liut j f -JrcCf T Court r aii.i C infjr t.f Nemaha. i l . r,i(i'-,;r' r? H',inst th s;j Ty ''-ia t n , 1 . . i-ecif nt btwen said GeirWs ri?h h' :: - -. ; i -tit Tn-'tnas K. Sim; ., ,rr . 1 t!-f-!i l. .r, .11 I '"-1 aU. ' ' ti-.' f i. m-i--oa: - lei a: m ri to tS. a.-. ur .;.a itv)!iy f wij a S ii i ! ! I l.l'l 1.1.11 II I n 1, l y at i o v.i ever rud)t' !! T'.. a ) Ii. S 3 t, i iia.it. - - - f ; t; l o-.-ui..i.i!3aa- prsy fh .;". r :!, ' !'. ..'. I;: ( t lai'-e-d tovn. ." ?.t't I Th-ann M S'top-'on i ;-.rrd t' j-t v.'r siri.f 5. .' : -j r'..--Ar: I bo i Cvair ! D.r jeir ir: Ur l"ti !'l. fr C..ts.vjore 15'olt i n. It, aj 'r!--4fJ- ,0 i. LEGAL NOTICE Swan" i i :. ri-: :r..-o.. lijvi.l f Imh, Ii, ODeu . i.i'ij; 1 ia 1. - j'-iiiu'nn lo 'f.Vm.jr.itJ-inJ f ! fa ;...., ttCC r,- i W- ?d. ' F..r-:..,..lLlll Ii;- ry y.. 1 I'dw?; a.vi ; c-.. Ii v.'fy I '. :, j . Tl-.- 1 .. . .. ' ;? ' -r a.d ii'? -'V K. t,;.ii it r v. Xst-' 1 ' 'I i '' 11.-: a-l .iv . r, . .M L-.D-ilt : I , S l'-' I C-' r - ! i hi 1 . j ... ha U'.'.nt v Nt tr;i.-i.-.a Ti'-r..".i 'v .. known h'-ir-t . IIjit- S:oi J;. Dutnm r : d 'ln-y "I -A ki n it ttiu fo-h - ; ;. - . . T- N ". '' ' !. . ; .- ; t f..Tt?. ot r--;.- ! J L-.j-...-) ra.-!; k -rr.t :y - i . ' , j.r-.rjii.i.-v ijo'o .". .- : i-caii b h..- dit i. ?i.-o i.ne r sa'd mor'jf.c? -.Sit -compl iin n'. T ' 11 been tho lha t vJ i h c Itu 4. Is: - - -1 I I '.-) -1 CL tic. pric wr con rer buy .4 cl VI i c.-i.. h ,-f ;.v.--.a ! Al J t) . S l r v 1 r- r,, ! .- la f Tit f'-' , A-ij; 'J h l :o I. T On Moiidiy il.., 2 oV!o k 1'. M . S i P , I uhiio A'ivtioi 1 '-. bRV'iV Nouiatia v ' t . NAT 5 to-4-:t- S BROOMS B'.icki. Whi.-k broius P.iper, &.c, &.c, li: - to .T. C i'ro T all wh given that " to th- r-I-ink I J kllltri 1. in !;, r !, ,. i..-i i. -I'l'l.' n.'!'U-- .t l...lir' (I X.ijrt f-uri . .-r'-rd A'luiiri-sti'.-r '! ' 1. j- s !:-r- . f r:d . y i h s 5 b o;' Se: tet.b t'-K -' - : t--:i!".f r-t o '," t: i r at M - j'. -o ! Tied Juckct Red Jacket : M'u'iiti'ii ui t. 2-a s-'-1T;: t -' TT. - .- ' - ' :" ' ' " . i."-'i'! : -' ' ' .' . ti 1. T ft c t' r c , --M- t ' . L i i '' .. v i 1 1 i:i i : . ' i,,. h .n " J ' ii- r bi 'f-s il ! i tied liii-.'.' .V... . .. .r. .... t! mr iimrilll. t:i'! I'O' ' f..tu.-n to ih2txAlS e a. !.' - il- iha- i.iir rf-i uta'i-u ' 11 K..1 .J-let" ifitstt"" fi.-ntb? ff''1' r...f rhi' I i.l th lo-i-st i w ,nt. , tto-r : ,.w hv. ic" , n. r- i;. t-.-iv mil ier. r'J,, . ir .. 'tit 1-e.l tif 1 ;, -. . m t;Kl.-'. r'1 fc in-- 1 1 ; T.ri :. L-veroritiM-";' 4 ThV :'.r-ii-i lien ittnl iiivi-rj t t' n ... .1 .... JPll-li '-" f I 1 t .. nr. f..rt rnr i"r ' i:-v i ".r j ... - .. , Tlicy aiv a cki an-l healf'7 ! i.t Thev asoiitt riisn-ii-.n , ., lliey are ibe uesi srinn'"1 lf "t Tl.ey a;e snre carf preveuiiy Tliey To'rev r(.nni ui- n ir,. ,-n-i N'e.-v- us uanli-n Ikcy .;r perfec-.y p'i-ai' t Ti cy mke the debilitated " btreiistti tbe exbjatel. ' .t A?e.l er.-otn aa i!elic' .. cb .- ' 'r-e '. " ' " - W tatf fie -i extendi a lag iu par1 o' . . 'r Straw Ltivj Cherrj . Blackbcrrj , Uli-rr " ' Jlasi. ; ? p; .;, - iirAi.-ii Cn - j i a C ft i i W 'i ' S'.l. - Ri ' It- l .re -y-11 it 1 - !S 1 ' ur i. i &e-'ft i e" iti itte trule So:db7 W. o--Erown-rllle, Juu 2 ' - .S. W8tc3 fy h -i with i.e um- - r id, imio-siw. rt.-.. rer!; : anie'.a ..f Wagoi-. r- , EW AXD iMPKoVBD Ll .j;,. . in their Iineth.it my wagon down to tba -ti'-" . yt:':' rates than they can ol West of this p! nt y n.,.nnl!i..Airi! A"-- t . ' . I." . 4 DRIED Apple- y- , ... on p, Cand la., r' 1 r c J ' . , .tp",;' j " i T HE histbeft Ayefs Sar52' j ta NmihcV3ty.N-:brsW rarr-:,... CHAS. . DJIiSSY, MJ8.r ' ra Jcit r: Briwnviile. Auo 25m. Mi , . 3 I-.. . r . ra d ed I the foil -win; rca! estate f..'.- 'ht if E.sq I ':. r of Sjviu.i one ir) Towns' , I ( iitnj; 15 oistin said County ni !. . .