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MOWyi'ILLE, TDCRSPAT JAN. 2, ISM.
We are p Icr sc J to fee our Councilman
make a motion for the adjournment of
the Legislature on ihe 1st cf February. In
times like these, when money is $o much
needed by the General Government, and
I r tKa familioc rtf our Viraro .erdrliors in
the field, ujoue should he wasted by our
. Legislators in legislation to stop the in-
- crease of dogs, black-birds or crow?, as
.1. . . t . . i. . . i
that they cannot repeal, nda individuals
can legislate thetn cut of existence to
he best advantage with a shot gun.
We would suggest, that if possible, the
Legislature do adjourn as proposed, and
vote the amount thus saved to the fami
lies of our soldiers in the field. It iaay
not be possible to do this d:rec:Iy, ns the
approprintion is, we believe, for "Legis
lative Expenses,'-' and if net thus ex
' pended merely remnina to the credit cf
the Territory, but, no matter how arrived
at, the act would be tut one of justice,
nd would redound t the credit of. the
present members, besi.Ies encouraging
those who are most worthy of it: Our
brave diets. Try it !
lished at Bellevue, Sarpy county, Itsbfas-
I . ' I . L 1 r.
. o, au arucie uu ie iifcvv araii, as in
tensely disloval as it was mfcntte,l tn
j j ..-w .v.
be scorching to loyal men. After some
evere thrusts at the President poor
"We presume hit "loyal" supporters
Trill not complain, but are all ready and
anxious to fall in." "Loyal men! In
. tensely loyal men, come forth !"
We copy this at it is a fair index of
connerhead pm!mpnt In tha w..-., a
x ..... m luk i.1 VI 111, uuu
the dread they have for the draft. Of
course if all the loyal men go to war, the
copperheads could soon get things fiied up
t their, notion, and run the Government
to h Hod the secession track. And,
again, the more loyal men who are killed
the less opposition, there will be to the
Copperhead -Democratic party, North and
South, "when this cruel war is over !"
The whole tenor of the article rnioted
is : if your simpathies are with the Union
and Abraham Lincoln, why don't ytt. en
ter the army ? Now, it appears to us a
poor.rulajhat won't work both wa's,"
and we will ask the Times : If your sym-
pathies are with treason and Jeff. Davis
as no one, reading your paper, can
dotibtthey are why, in thunder, are you
not in the rebel army? Why do you
remain au cf your element, and become
a stinck and stench in the nostrils of your
neighbors ? Copperhead ! intense cop
perhead. cme forth !
W e are indebted for the following
table to the kindness of Wm. II. Hoover.
It has an iqn'matQ connection with the
Herd Law, as showing the number of
.Cattle and Horses and Mule in this
.county at the date of the last assessment
for 1864:
Name of
Precinct
Washington,
Peru,"
Nemaha City,
Glfn Rock,
Bedford,
Lafayette,
Benton,
Douglas,
.Iirownville,
Afpiawali.
No. of
Cattle
128
l'9l
463
729
234
253
205
199
1000
473
Value.
I1.P29
13.374
e,o:
.85
2.62T
4.926
2.520
4,777
12 544
6,231
No. of flor.
atid.llule
2i
258
153
188
34
37 '
60
103
343
1 117
Value.
$ 1.360
18,100
8,S9
10,49rt
1,755
l,92i
4.1 10
5 085
22.722
6,435
Total, 4,W0- 6!,T09 1,525 $il3.7S0
The Nehraska City News comes down
on the Nebraskian hea.vy for ccm
. plaining that it got none of the Legisla
tive job work in Omaha, and remarks
.Damn a fool." We may expect start
. ling developments from this quarter soon,
.or their' .no truth in the oiiage "when
thieves fall out honest mea get their
dues.' ' Damn a fool. 'J-
We have recently learned of a most
.henious murder committed near Beatrice,
Gage County, Nebraska, on last Cbrist
mat. Our informant -says that Mr.
Spencer Roberts, went to the house of a
,lIr. Dean, to collect some money that
Dean awed him, an altercation and fight
' ensued, during which Dean strnck. Rob
erta on the head with a Flayl, from the
effects which Roberts expired the next
day. Our informant says that no arrests
have been made, and it is supposed that
Dean has left the- country.
Wilmington is reported evacuated by
.the rebels and in possession of the Union
troops
. It took th& milk of eix hundred cows
to make the great California cheese.
: Admiral Farra gut was born near Knox
rille, East Tennessee.
'-A Toronto paper complains at the
pretty pass Canada has been brought to
by a squad of subsidised and reckless
journalists and Southern refugees. ,
The great rale of caj tured cattle and
.theep at Yprk, Pa., las! week, tmyunttd
to S39.775.95.
Capitol Correspondence.
Omaha. Jan. 17, 1565.
Xr. Editor: A few Initiative mat
ters may interest your readers, and be
lieving you will give my scrilblicgs a
favorable reception, I proceed at once
to speak of the Legislature.
This honorable body has been in ses
sion nearly two weeks. The members
fcecm to be hard at wcrk, and not given
much to gas, or tujjcoir.b speeches. Sev
eral Li'ls of a general nature have origi
nated in the Council. The House e:ms
almost wholly occupied in gcr.ing up
local bills, relating toronds, mill-Jams,
etc. A pel measure of cne cf the mem
bers from Oioe counts is "a bill to dis
courage the growth of dogs," and, I sup
pose, it will be ably discussed at an
early day. Since the notice was intro
duced, I have not Lard the barking or
howling of a single dog in this city, and
ihe father of the till is delighted with
the anticipation of ctir-tailiog the pro
lific prjpagation cf the species. Truly,
the member is "dogmatical."
Kirkpatrick is Speaker of the House.
Th:t gentleman is from Cass county, and
is familiarly known to the cjd members
of the Legislature as "Kirk." He is
good on "Rules" but Las a weak pair of
lungs, or the Representative Hail is too
large for his voice. However, "Kirk"
makes a good efneer, and is respected by
all the members.
The Council is presided over by O. P.
Mason, of Otoe county. Do you know
Masoii? If ycti do you will agree with
me in saying he is hard to Leal in this,
or any other country a jovid, excentric,
whcle-soultd fel!oy,' full of fire ai-d tow,
a re&dy and llun debator and a lawyer
of much ability, combined .with lojg
and extensive practice. II makes a
prompt and correct officer. The Coun
cil, in my opinion, was fortunate -in se
curing his,valuable services.
3ov. A. Saundtrs cannot be excelled
in his decorous and affable manners to
all the members. He soon gaiis the
jrocd will of all with whom he comes in
contact. His acts are intimately associ
ated with the history of Nebraska, and
not a stain can be successfully stamped
upon his reputation as an efficient, cool
headed and practical Executive.
The Governor intimated in his recent
Annual Message, that it might be his
last message to the people of Nebraska.
I know not his grounds for the assertion,
but believe- it is not the wish of the peo
ple that he should be removed. The'
regret at such an event would be univer
sal. Secretary Paddock is found, like a
faiihful sentinel, always at his p;.st. He
occupies a poskiou in the affections of
our citizens, that cannot be easily filled
by any other person. His capability,
honesty and fidelity as an officer cannot
be questioned. He is beyond doubt the
"right man in the right'place."
1 propose givii.- ycu a then sketch of
the Governor, Secretary, members ot the
Council and of the JIo.use,.as near as I
can before the close of the Session.
.The Amendment lathe Revenue Law,
introduced by our Councilman passed the
Council yesterday, by a vote cf. eight to
four. The principal amendment makes
taxes due first Monday in December, nd
Delinquent first of June. The penalties
and interests now due on unpaid Taxes
are suspended, or do cot attach for 1S64-
The bill for the Pay of the Militia
has passed the' Council also, apd is now
before the House. It will become a law,
and the "bra-e Miikia boys" will soon
receive their greenbacks.
The Herd Law is being discussed still
rn the Council. Much feeling is shown
on both tides, although each member ad
mits the law ;o be au absolute necessity.
It will meet with violent opposition in
the House should it pass the Council.
PAWNEE.
Omaha, Jan. 22d, '65.
Mr. Editor: The Legislature adjourn
ed cn the 20ih inst., until to-umrrow, in
order to give some of the members a
chance to visit her families. A certain
amount of time must be wasted, anyhow,
it matters not at v.hnt season of the year
its sessions convene! nor does the groan
ing, bleeding condition of' the country,
financially, have any weight with the
Honorable Legislature of Nebraska!
The Statutes of Nebraska are net to
be cumbered any onger with Local Laws.
The Council gave the precedent a few
days ago, and it will be strictly" adhered
to this Session, at leasC This is a move
in the right direction. We have had
enough legislation for private interests.
Full aud ample provision has been made
Sot all cases by the. General Statute, and
under . its broad wing an asylum can be
found for Mill-dams, bridges, &c.
During the discussion on, the iferd
Law much was said about the Common
Law, whereupon a South-Piatte Council
man arose, with his hands ramed into
his breeches pockets; and with a trembl
ing voice, saitf : "Mr. Stone (meaning
Eiackstcne,) did not know anything about
the Herd Law; never was in Nebraska,
and besides hevernt no farmer." The
friends of the bill subsided, and a vote
was taken without consuming further !
lime in its discussion.
A large batch of Memorials, for and
against, a Herd Law are presented daily.
A memorial has been, oi will be, pre
SviiU'd, signed by a number of respecta
ble Pawnee Indians, again t the pa-sage"
of the -bill, "discouraging the growth
cf dogs." They state this is their sole
dependence for4food ;" in viewof which
fact, a law to increase the "crop" would
materially contribute to the comfort and
happiness of the tribe.'
I suggest the propriety cf referring
the matter to a vote, as this is eminently
a "domestic institution." A majority
might be eppesed to it. and politicians in
these latter days always repose on the
"oppersido" of every question.
Gov. Saunders has ere this applied, no
doubt, to. the Secretary of War for per
permission to raise a new regiment for
frontier service. If a combined, vigor
ous, and united effort be made in all sec
tions of the Territory it can be effected.
Our worthy Governor is fully conviuc
'ed of the magnitude of the Indian War
now at hand, and you may rest aslir.'d
his every nerve will be pointed in the
right direction. The necessities for im
mediate action do not call for argument ;
the "War-whocp" has been - heard and
must be met, and its death-chilling cry
on our borders forever hushed! Has
not the time yet arrived for the work of
extermination? Does not the blood of
the defenceless women and the weeping
"little cne" awaken a desire' to wipe
every "Red devil" from the face of the
earth ? i
Gen. Mitchell is now absent from these
Head Quarters, having left on the first
reception of news, for the region cf the
late Indian raids. .
Capt. Moer, Ass't Quartermaster, ha
gained, as he always does, the good will
and confidence of all with whom he comes
in. contact. He is social, energetic and
prompt, ar.d his knowledge of the intri
cacies of his position equal to any man in
the West.
Capt. John A. (Vilcox is still filling
the important position of Com. cf Mus
ters. The Captain is widely known as
a correct, competent and above all an
honest military officer. -
Capt. Carson, Com. of Subsistence,
designs, or has. already, tendered his re
signation. The Government cannot se
cure a more faiihful and efficient officer
to discharge the arduous duties connect
ed with this department cf the service.
The District of Nebraska is managed
in a style highly ccmplimentary to the'
military skill of its brave and gallan
commandant. PAWNEE.
Fiihe.r and. works on Federal Point. Our
loss is heavy. Two 15 inch guns burst
on the mortars. We captured 4,500
pritouers.
NebrasKa Legislature
Monday, Jan. 16.
. Council met pursuant to adjournment.
.. C. F. No. 5. An ct to provide for
the valuation -and assessment of real
and personal property in the Territory of
Nebraska, was read a third time.
Mr. Allen moved t indefinitely post
pene further action G:a- the bill, and the
ayes and nays were called. Nays, 5 ;
yea3.7. Motion lost.
Mr. Allen moved the postponement cf
the bill until next wecik, a.nd that it be
mde th special order cf next Monday.
Ruled out of order.
Mr. Alien then moved Jhat the bill be
recommitted to a select committee of
three, Mr. Chapman' to be chairman of
said committee. Ayes and nays taken,
and motion lost.
The question then recuring on the
final passage of the bill, the ayes and
nays were called for, which resulted as
follows :
Ayes Messrs. Albertson, I3ayne,
Chapman, Griffey, Holladay, Kennedy,
McCafland and Miller.
Nays Messrs. Allen, Bennett, Blan
chcird and Porier.
The bill passed and title agreed to.
Adjourned.
Tlie Fall or Fori Fisher.
Washington, Jan. 17th. The follow
ing official dispatch has just been 're
ceived at the.War Department, from Fed
eral Point, N. C, dated the 16:h:
.General : I have the honor to report
that Fcrt Fisher was tarried by asauli
this afternoon and evenii g by General
Ames' division and the 2d brigade of the
1st division of the 24;h army corps, gal
lantly aided by a battalion of marines
and seamen from the navy.
The assault was proceeded by a heavy
bombardment from the fleet, and was
made at 3:20, p! r. ., when the irst brig
ade of Ames' division effected a lodg
ment upon the parapet, bui full posses
sion of the work was not obtained till 10
p.m. -
The behavior of both officers ar.d men
was most admirable. Ail the works south
cf Fort Fisher are now occupied by our
troops. We have not less ihan 1,200
prisoners, including Gen. Whiting and
Cel. Lnmb, the commandant of the fort.
I regret to say that our loss is severe,
especially in officers. I am no yet able
to form any estimate of the number of
casualities. -
ALFRED II. TERRY.
Brevet Maj-Geu. Com'dg Ex.
Fort Fbher, Jan. 16. 2 a. in. After
a careful rtconnoisance on the 14th. it
was decided to risk an assault. tn Fort,
Fisher, Paint's division with Colonel
Abbott'sbrigade, tobld our line, already
strung across the veninsula, and facing
.Wilmington, against Hoke, while Ames'
division joulj asfault on the west end.
After three hours heavy navy firing
the assault was made at 3:30 p. m. Cur
tis' brigade led, and as" soon as it was on
the west ekd of the land front, it was
followed by Pennibacker's and he by
Bell's. After desperate fighting, gain
ing foot by foot, and severe loss, at five
p. m. we had possession cf about half
the land fronts.
Abbott's brigade was then taken from
our line facing Wilmington and put into
Fort Fisher, and on pushing it forward
at 10 p in., it took the west. of-the. work
with but li'tle resistence, the garrison
falling back to ths extreme of the pnin
sula, where they were followed and cap
tured. '
" Among the wounded are the comman
ders of the three leading brigades, Gen.
Curtis being wounded not seriously, but
Colonels Pennibacker and Bdl dauber
ously. The land front was a formidable one,
the parapet in places foutteen feet high,
but the men went at it nobly, undei a
severe musketry fire. The marines and
sailors went gallantly, but the musketry
fire from the ea&t end of the land front
was so severe they did not succeed in en
tering the work. - '
The navy fire oa the-works, judging
from tjjie holes, must have been terrific.
Many cf the guns were injured. How
many there were on the Point I cannot
say, perhaps thirty or forty.
C. B. COMSTOCK,
Lt. Col. A. D. C. Chief Engineer.
Another dispatch estimate the number
of prisoners captured at 2,500, and the
number cf guns at 72,
Gen. Grant telegraphs this Depart
ment that, in honor of the great
triumph, achieved by the united valor of
the army and cavy, he has ordered a
salute of 100 guns to be fired by each
of the armies operating against Rich
mond. ' C. A. DANA, ;
Ass't Sec. of War.
Fort "Monroe, Jan. 17. The steamer
Atlantic I as iust arrived from Wilminjr
ton and confirms the capture of Fort
January IS.
Tl:e Ucuse met pursuant to adjourn
ment The House received notice from the
.Council of the passage of a bill, by that
body, for the payment cf the Milam.
Mr. McCandhth, presented a petition
from the citizens of Cuming county, ask
ing for the repeal of the Herd Law of
that county.
Mr. Maxwell, Chairman of the Com
mittee, having undtr consideration the
question of revising and codifying the
laws, reported a bill to carry out the ob
ject. The Comraimre on Fedeial Rela
tion, composed of Mestrs. Maxwell,
Johnson, Dunning, Leightun, auJ Hall
havug under consideration the memorial
and joint resolutions to Congrtss, rela
tive to the relief of the Nebraska mili
tra and the protection of the overland
route, made sumo amendments and 'rec
ommended the immediate passage of the
memorial and resolutions.
Mr. Pickard introduced a bill to en
courage the increase of stock by exempt
ing certain classes from taxation. Re
ferred tc the' committee on agriculture.
The" bill providing pay for the militia
was red the second lime and referred to
the committee on expenditures.
On motion of Mr. Maxwell, the House
took up the Memorial and joint Resolu
tion from the Council, and. with some
amendments it' was passed, when the
House ajbjou'&ed till to-morrow at 10 A.
M. .
Jauuary, 17.
Council met.
Air. Mason presented a petition from
SCtlCt.l-fllSLriCl, itHT.K v-.ij
pre ii t, riebraKa, praying tnv so
murh of &n act entitled an act "to re-
strain swine from running at large in
the
precinct of Nebraska City, may be re
pealed. Referred to committee cn agriculture.
A le, a petition fn;m the citizens of
CaS3 r.nd O-oe counties, protesting
against the p.age. cf a general herd
law, utrned by tweriy-eight citizens.
Referred to committee on agriculture.
Mr. Bennett alio presented a petition
from the ciuians ofiereral precincts of
Otce county, praying for the. passage cf a
general herd law, signed by uinttj-ihree
citizen?.
Referred to committee on agriculture.
Mr. Holhiday gave notice that lie
would introduce on . to-morrow or seme
fumre day, a bill f jr an act to repeal an
act entitled an act to consolidate certain
acii&ns in the district courts.
Also, a bill, for an act to s?t spar
nnrtinns nf n rorlain street and alley in
i . ... - -
the city of Brownvtlle, for the use of the
Walnut Grove Cenieiry.e
T V. Niv fi. or Memorial and Joint
Resolution, praying reliof cf the Nebras
ka militia and protection for the Over
land Mail Route, Mr. Allen moved
that the Hi'use amendment in Sec. I be
adopted. Carried.
H. F. No. 42, a joint resolution and
memorial praying fur the establishment
of a Department cf the Flams.
Mr. Chapman moved tha the rules be
suspended and 'the bill read a 1st, 2d
and 3d time, and put upon its passage.
Carried
' B;li piissed and title agreed to.
Adjourned,
January, IS
. Council met pursuant to adjournment.
' CF. No 7, ai act to promote the
grvth of timber, and restrain stock
trom running at large in Nebraska.
The bill reports of the committee were
considered by a committee of the whole,
Mr. Kennedy in :he chair.
The committee arose and reported the
projre&s.
Mr. Bennett moved that the report of
the committee be adopted.
Carried.
Mr. Allen moped that the bill be or
dered engrossed for a thiid reading to
morrow. Carried. .
Adiourned. .
January, IS.
The House met. .
Mr. Crow, gave notice of a bill to en.
courasj'i the growth of hedges. .
Adjourned.
Thursday, Jan. 19.
Mr, Holladay introduced the follow
ing resolution. . .
Resolved. That the Council and
Houie of Representatives adjourned sine
die on the last day of February next A.
D. 1865. 'Laid over under the ruies. .
C. F. No. 7, an act to promote the
gvowih of timber and fruit trees, and -to
restrain stock from aunning at large iu
ihe Territory.
'.'Mi. Bennett moved that the bill be
read a third time by its title, and put
upon its passage.
. Carried. '
Ail. passed and title agreed to.
Adia-irned.
January, 20.
Council met.
Mr. Allen presented the petition of
the citizens of DtSota precinct, Wash
ington county, Nebraska, praying for the
pis?age of a hrd law.
The resolution cf Mr. Holladay rela
tive to the adjournment of the Houses on
the 1st day of February was passed.
Adjourned. -
January, 20.
Housftmet.
By Mr. Neliegh. remmonstrance frcm
HICHAUD COLLINS, .
MMDS irai.
Address BroirnTille or rem, Neb.
18 tf
GUARDIANS SALE. "
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an cr
i"T of sale ifued Ijr the Trilte Court of Ncmah.i
County , Nebraka Territory. I ill on Saturday,
the tltb day of February, A. P. 1855, tell at jub
lic auction , to tb highest bidder f-.rmsh, thcful-
.. t ..'';,. ..,.m,t .v, i lowinz d-3ribsi Ileal E.-tae,to wit : The Lot No.
Citizens ot v,unm.m wumj, , Contining 4'J 50-100:b
herd law
embracing
that
rassage or a
county.
By Mr Kir' pi'rick one from the citi
zens of Cass county on the same subject,
and protesting against such lawfor Cass
county. This one wound up.withiha
startling announcement that the ladies of
Cass, denounced the bill, and proclaim
"woe to the man that supports the herd
law." Married members take the an
nouncement cool, bqt the "baches" are a
little startled about-it.
Bv Mr. Bi?gs, a remonstrance
Pawneca gninst the herd law.
By Mr. Crouch, one from tha citizens
o? Otoe and Cass oa the same subject,
Mr. West reported a substitute for the
bill to encourage the increase of sheep,
and the destruction of waived, &c.
The bill to exempt certain stock from
taxation. Recommitted.
adjourned.
faom
There is a snow-drift near Lewiston',
Me., five or six rods long and averaging
60 feet deep.
The Californians
man.
are
lauding
Sher-
b. acre., also Lot
o. 3. in Section 32, containing 52 -O-tOOths a-Tcs,
both in Township 5, Rangs at, in NtsuiaCa
County. N brak Territoty.
Siiid S.fie will take place in Brown Nemiaa
County '. T.
" F.M.BARNES,
Ouardiiia of A. J. Drirpi.
TO TRESPASSERS.
NOTIC
All person ar warned against euttlnor hauling
Wood ir Timber from any f the Half Dreed Lnd
lying above Wrddles' Bndge, vi the Nemaha rirp r.
Any person having buino.-s .'onntteJ with fher-e
land: wiltcail vtct II. 31. Atkiticn, Hrowi Tillo.
" w.p.scoix
13-4tpd.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken tip by the ub-rriber, hiring on Uney
Creek , between lirownvitlo and Peru. Otie browa
horse 1'ocey. Mar ir. the fori h t ad. rfuppl to te
3 years oki in the tj-riry. Taken op Jn. rtrh '65.
18-3 JOHN W. iUCilAKDSON.
EST RAY "NOTICE-" -
Taken up by tLe ?cb?riber, Iirir.g near Long's
Bridge, on the 5th , one ml e w wuh crop off both
earn, ar:(i a ;l.tiii lub. ears,&ifcof the tail ou 12
or 14 years) oi
lS-3t rl.
BALDWIN.
B.L.
Of)Tf' ? Of) tf? 1
mi
ine p
820.
opulation of St.
Louis is 1S7-
Potatoes are one dollar each in Rich
mond, w
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SADDLES BARNES
COLLARS, WIIIPSXASII'ES, LINES
srncixci.ES, girths,
JiURTLYGJLES, IAMES, CLIPS.
Cecils yei, Snaps, (line and breast)
of the mol approved patron,
Uusrgy Trimmi:tgs ofEvcrj-scripiion.
Pad Screws, Terrets, Water Hockb Various
KINDS,
DFCKLES, E2TTS, KIXGS, SPCIlS
- CARDS, BRUSHES, CHAINS,
SUrrups, sinciif ?, Tapidarees,
A N D v
Saddle Trees of all Kinds,
To all of which I invite the attention
of a generous public
J. W. MIDDLETON.
Jaa. 2?th, 1805. nl'J-v9-Iy
J. w. CUSS,
AUCTIONEER,
AND
COMMISSION DEALER,
llain Street. 2 doors East of Post Office,
BROWNVILLE, NEB.
AUCTION SALE at the Pioneer Auction Ecus
Krary S:arJar. J. W. BLISS,
AUCTIONEER.
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the An-liter of thm t...... k V
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Shot Out) , Rifles twd RiVol?eralfor sale at Blua'
Auction Kcoui.
ZoKawky's Celebrated Lubricator, f.r waeon
and carr'a:: Ax!et Thrashi"? l.'achines, Ac. For
sale at the Pi jneer Auction IIou8.
I5;h. lS6t.
is'.. Tbenjirifl t tk!i efl75
oL KAM I
Cvnn. -
" C aTITIL
V- Th apanr.t l Ci;i:al
St ifle it . -
ii. Trie nnnt ? Cj':tt!
AS.!ET3
ts. Csha ni la
Caa in luc ef Awnti. tt
B-1!j reirMe f.jr
col 1 iters! mcuritj., i'O W '
Eills recfivib e f..r loc '
cured by Rf D' e $4 jvj
Healet;e uuencomber'!. j-
S.ocig and B-jD'J as fO T t.
Par ri,'
60 sliare U S Trast Cum '
p4tiy' txucX 5". Tort
I'W shares Sietn.polnBC,
k Ni w T .rk, js.
SX) hhara 3ir,a.'s:JT3rr
cd JIrct!a;.t tmt twck
XfwT'-rk j
430 a. es V?chnjc bzut
to k. Xaw York, ja
2"0 nhsre Merchants' T.t-
chau.ee taL siiH;. X. I. i1(k
10O share ilerefcan's' "
lan!t stock, X Tork,
301 share Firniers and Me.
f hamcs b'k t'k. Hanfurd t oao
2C0 i-hare ciiy b k st'k " jv"
en) stare A?rna " a"
50 tio Ph jcuIx " " JoiT
iLO d. Mercantile bsak
t k. Hartf -rd.
12H hares State baak, it'k,
Hartfcrd
60 bares HsrtTord b'k U,k
Hartford.
5Q shares Cf.Dn. River t'k
stock, Ilartr.ir-I,
10 i-hares IIavt rA co. b'l
stci k. Hartford,
1C-0 sbarei- New Britain b'k
t h k, Ki-w Britain, Ct .
"CO e Citixeus b'k tk
VTaerbury. Ct .
33 chares Waterbsry b'k
si'k. waterbury, Ct.,
50 Iiare' Xia.ra Dist.
'k f.t'k, St. Cith'r,CW
i',0 stare ontari-j b'k st'k
B.)wroaiiTi;!
100 hare U ! oke 'i:ir
p.wer cn' tiik.
Hi
10 Hartford City boiitij
2o Teno. State bon is
C. s. stock, 7 J-loTreaary
NutOs
C. S. Sues r 1SI
C. S. Five Twenties
Shio S;ate stock of ISTo
6aa Frauclsc boc4
Vi ooo
1 Or
.
It.
u
J.
Icia
Ilia
VtS,
a
Ov r C iftta at E istra cost, at Bli.V.
Fin 'a S:vk of Ladies' Shoes
the Pioneer Auction Ilnuie.
for sale at cost at
Sec 'til hand Cook Store for aala cheap enquire
at Bliss' AucIoq Uiouii.
Dorses. V.'aoDS and Buggies, for sals, inquire
t tb- V i ecct luciun Louee.
Wcjlen Hod.j, Ladies Sbawl, and a arit of
goods for ja.o cheap at ISiis Auctiun Jtouni.
Iccnianlated Interest Q Laars x
Ttalruti d
LIABiLITlKS
Stb, I.libi lt!est Baskl, orad?ri,t:t
or nut dne t,
fib, Loses adjnted and one " Ij
7th, Li-sse itber tiuted or J
Stb Jt lj"ic l and nt d'.e. f
9th, Lt in suspaaie wa:tin rsr.kie
prf .
loth. All other c'sitns senintt tii Cjijty
atuail fer jinauui, S.Z.,
A fine assortrucct i f Tabic Cutlery for Sale at Bliss'
Auction R xjni.
Larco St.vk of B -js Bot3 and rihocs, at coat, at
Blips' Auction Rooms two doors eaal or the l'ost
Offipe,
Men's and boy's Data, and Caps new styles for
sale at low figures at Bii.a, Auction Rooms.
ESTRAY NOT1C&
Tp ken up by the undorsisel living. fie riiles
above l-ru, on M -Kiiok's Island on the f.r.-tdayof
Ioreinbcr, 1S54. Uae Muiy Cow with red head
and neck, undcrbit laltit car, ab. out 4 or 5 years
c'.d next Spring.
19-3t p'd. ' B. S. WOOD.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken np by the subscriber, living 2 miles south
of Browoville.'in t'ae bottom, one red and wbita
cpeckl.id Bull, supposed to be about 3 years old . crop
off right ear Tid undcrbit oat of the sains, no othe
mark1 or brandi.
l(.'-3tyd. TifADDEUS TRIMMER.
AN ORDINANCE.
To Proh ibit the erection of Wooden build
ings on ary of the lets, fretting on
Jtluin Street, in Blocks Vo. One and
Two. mYineteen and twenty in the
City of Brownville.
Section' 1. Be it Oc-rdained by tbe Council of
the City d BrownTilie: That frt tn a.id alter the
3ut 8j of January, A. D. 18G5.it fhaM be unlawful
for any person to erect any wooden building, on
any of t!;e lots fronting on Mm Street, ia Biock3
nuuab.'-r Una (I) and Two (2), Nineteen , 19 ), and
Twenty ( 20 in the City ot Brownriib.
Sec. 2. Any person . ffndiog against the pro-vi.-;ii3
ef tLii Ordinance shall, oo conviction
ihrreof,be fined in any sum not exceeding fitry
doll.-rs. Audit shall be and is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal of said City, in cn?e any per
son snail erect, or ctujtnence tbe erection of any
wooden biiiliinin the limit preseribed in Section
one of this ordinance, to tear down, pud remote
such buiidin, if the owner thereof shall neglect or
refuse. to remove the same alter one di.ys notice be
inj given, by the Ma-.-hal. to tbe wnft. if he be
faund in the City, if not by leaving a writte.i, or
printed notice la soino con'.enous jlace oa, the
pfeuij.t " "
The above Ordinance wnn,adope l at a meti-
of the Counoil of the City oi Liownville, held Jan
uary, 5th Ib55.
C.(J. D01SEY, llavor.
Attest, W.n.McCIiEEUY.Clk.
lS-2t.10.fli.
PROBATE NOTICE.
To aH whf m it u.'y concern, notice is borby
gLven that apj lieatiou hs been uiaie t the Pro"
batc Caur', Nir 'he app.-irjtia-D of an A ministra
torupon ths E-tato .f William H. FIii, decefJ
and that Monday, the 3C.:.i day ef January, is the
time sf't.t.ohejir nr.d determine said applioatiin.
Brwnvii'.. .laj. 7:h, ldo5.
co-17 -3t-3,o0 D.C.SANDERS,
I'robite Jude.
PROBATE NOTICE '
To s.11 whom it cay concern, notice is hereby
given that apj lCitj.-n has bc.-n made t the Frt
Latc Court ,f Xcoiaha Couuty, Nobraka, fr the
appointment of aa Adininistrar;r, with the wilt
anue.ud, upon the Ettate f Joseph Ginder, and
tl at Monday, tbe .'.Oh day of Jan. 1855, is the
time set to har said rofition.
p. C.SANDEr.S,
do-17-"t p'd. l'robate Jndg.
legal"notice. "
Jfary JaneSher'y will takenotl.'o that Abraham
F. Sherfyas plaintilf h a Sled a petition in the Dis
trict GVurt cf Nemaha County Nebraska Territorj,
on lh 3 Chancery side thereof, against her as defend
andt. The otiit and prayer of said, petition is to
obtain adecie; of said Court annulling the marriage
relation heretofore exi-itin. between said parties or
divorcing the said parties tn ia the bonds of matri
mony. Defendant ii rejpired to answer said pe
tition by theiiQla day of i eLrnnrv A. D. 1?.
E. V. THOMS.
1$' $3 - Sot. forC-.jjpliaant.
GUARDIANS SALE.
Notice is hereby givyn that pnr--nant to an or
der of sale irted by ibepiobate C urt of N maha
County, Nebraska Territory. 1 will on Saturday
th 2Sth d.j of .Jar.uurf A. D. at pr.biic
auction, to the highest bidder for ca-h. the follow
ing dfjcribcd Real Estate, to wit : The S.u:b Eat
quarter of Soct'on No. fourteen (li) in Tt'vnhip
io. tour (4) Torino: .1 . fi ean ' ! hvt
of tho 6th principal meridian ,in Nemaha County,
eorasiia lerricory.
Said S.;l wiir take p'acc in
La County, N.T.
jcnrn oiti.t.
IS 3t.-$7 Gaariian of Sam il Bll.
" PROBATE NOTICE!
To' all whom ii may concern
Notice is hereby given that application' its this day
been tnai-j for thu ,flpp' -intment of an drnjni?tra
tor upon tho Estate of J.-iT.'rson L Combs, licca
el,and that M-.n I y, thei-il day of January. A.
D. 165. is the time set to hear said ajpika'ion.
iruwnviii9. January jj i"so
"CHARI.2.ST
it '
A?pin wall Ncrna-
l-3t $3.50
D. C. SAUNPEiy-?,
IVol atu JuJ;
CRACK it R3 or all kinds. Soda, Ba ter, Boston, Sugar,
Winand Pica-fc'i Crackers, Creaaa icull and
JACOB MAUOIIX
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA
Calls the attention of Ge-JtJemen desiring new, neat
aerviCibie and fa-Li.nab!e
Wearing Apparel,
NEW STOCK OF GOODS."
JUST RECEIVED,
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VESTIXGS, fcc.fc
OF THE VERY t 4.TEST STYLES,
Which he will sell or niaie-np, to order, at ucgrcetv
dented low prices. Caving on ban-1 one of
SINGER'S SEWIXG MACHINES.
he Is able to do Cuior. &t ;e5 tliat defy cuipe-
kn.
. J warrant my w rt.
IZandas well as 3irt;hlnc TYork.
Those wishing any thie ; v u: hue will uowelllo
call and examine hi stuek iie.'oie invetinK. aa he
pledsres himself to hold.oui peculiarly favorable in
ducement August. 18, 1S64 ly.
" C. W. WHEELER,
CABINET-MAKER
CT3T?EaNTTER,
Having opened up permanently on
2I.ixx Stroot,
One doer above the Baltimore Clothing Store, is
prepared to do all kind of work iu his line in the
very best and j!e. 1'arti- ulc r etenth ne given to !
Contract. t9-i.1I 6:a p'd " (
. ruuLic; sal?:.
On Saturday January 28 h 15. The Board of
Coui.ty Commissioners iell at Tublic Sa!o to
the hn?est bidder for eab on the premlKe. the
luirWand ail material of the Old Britle across tbe
Little Nemaha, k.nown a LonV Brida.
By an ord x f the Boa'd
ILLlAM.H. lit) ) vEfl. Co. Clk.
LAND FOR SAKE.
The beautifu l tract f Land kn rn a" t'ie"ITar-
wooJ reim, contnrnig It 0 are. Mtuatd
mi." e.-r. oi Urowavu: . i for (ale aply t
16-4: p'd WILLIAM Il.'liOoVEB.
ESTRAY COWS.
Taken up by the utidor.nedliving near Glen
Rrck, Nebraska ,t ne larg? brown Cow. whit fr
bla-k ring round the left eye. half crop oJT the
Cow letter "C"od
right ear, aNo, one larg5 b'ak
n;ht hip.
Sciir.g.
16-3t-pd
Each supposed to ba ? 3 ears old ia th
JONATHAN GILL.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Ta an up by-tho nnderiined livinj in Dongla?
Precinct Nemaha Co. On red ar.d white speck
led steer, rue year cli brmi.-l on the left h;p
with an F" and on the right hip wita U."n( oth
er mark j ir brands.
15-lk-p'd . JAMES W. JONES.
l!ISCEI.LAFrU.S
11th. The (rrcatTt am-vjnt inen-'M iar;
t5 0. 0 except in pj.e-il ca-.
12ti Tbe n. utit ii.uree in n r; t
!e li iv e:.'S i :rp i l
lS'.h. The aruouut Li$aiS in !.
as sv.
Uh. Certlfled copr the cair ( '
aa filed herewith
ffil B CUli j.
Statt ef Connecticut, ) s
Coeny of Hartford J
II ARTfiMlD. pr: '-
Pertonally arpea'ei ffi 6 0
Ee eaib, that tbe foreaoiitf 3-ate-aej! ;
criUed, is true accorrlan hi bt
lief. Before me
S v.s. ) UfcO. H. r"
.. I
Stale of Connertirvt. )
County of Ha rtf ortl.-J '
fonr f lUr-fcrr! t'cuntyj'to b,rt' - '
request of the oficsrnf tfie Pti xtnii
pan? ef Harttorit, i ha exannnt u
rtrck itau4in In tt nru or ;; m: '
sntb exunnaioo. aud mth '
actiml capital of Fvar II m.j-. n a-u4
Tested in ock?of at le-t pirroie.
more clearly se'- forta u. iueeiwil i''"
eonrtitL n of mi! c-nipaay tolo A Uitr s.1
tory '.f Nebra-ka "
I 1 cer'ifv that Gej. II B :f i-k.v!'
appetidea ta the jurat of the
meet. s, on t,e Cjj of tie it u'i
Fnblie, in and for thecuunty..: U-r : f1 "-"
iied ioadmuiitto oa'h I r gen .-:V ?"
In Witntsi Wh ertof. t t
( ) hand and tExed tt.e S4l .-f '-?'-
) ;t Uartforn county, tb. !-::'
1). 164.
ApT'l, A . D. isst
f.
vnrm All Men bv thrte Prei' ' ,;;
NIX TIRE IK SUE AN C2 GCX?J
cated at nartf.-rd, U the Stata of f '
hereby notainate and appoint .for -sucresHors.
the f.dlowi-Jg camcJper
Paniel C.Sn-lcrs - '" .'
Jamea Sweet - 5,J,i".r,
P. W Hitchcock
D. n Wheeler - - T '
as their true anf lawfnl Aeer.ts sr A"
act in the name and behair of .4 o
re-l of KiRI INH RANCK in tteTrn--;
ka. Atd the said company outa o
named person- to aekn. wle1if ''
suih agents a aforesaid, fbali be uu
aa va id an if served upon the o fi-pary. ;
tawaof the Territory of Xebrt-U r -
' State, and Waiving all claim w err"
: dtichserv;.. . ,:.t-ut
' Witress. tbe eal of the aid PVe.:i
. panyaod the ffflcial n:n',,r ' .
f .tent ar.d Secretary therrf. (
( L JStaieor (-nuect:cut, tins '3
a.ISLLo""
TVM. B. Clarz, Secretary.
This iafo certify that fbe P3' .
par.v, of n iMford. C -nn.. r--"i'' ;n - , .
Xe'Jra.-ka,Surin9r the year tb6J y
of Twenty tlx Hundreo ai;J Taeinr-1
tars- 62? OT ) ,
V7;tne-. he cordate seal. an'. -
President and Secretary f '
L: pedayandda-ea.-.
Tm B. Clark. SeorstaO.
Slnfe of Connecticut f
County of Hartford, j
' nartf-rX,,
ye-i!3!ly avpee-l If- Ke u?. (1 1
VTm B.Clark, Secretary of
Con-pahy cf IIartf..rd. and ra'
iita'.eniet by them aubscriberf . B ' :
I va I cw yu-'
I L I , , vVr. i' '
There is o Cmmisuoner fr j;,.
thUcity. ,
CertiCcate cT Ant!:
.... v-b 1
(To f x-.lro January
tvct tt vrr ni l
UJflUOrTlstn'l
rtr IT .. !,r. I
L 1 ,
Phcenis InEurancs ,
ic?ei ar H'ttord in the S-ae ( -filed
inlbmlS e a c. pv of e '
r.A C(sr.y and a .isteaier m 3 ,
Cf-ndili'-n. as r(S-nre: f1! ' 11
the Territory or Sib.a.-ka, t "r;'! 'tfntftJ 1?
tioa to laynrrce C- n'i'Hr.'e-.' :f ' ?,
l;6i ; and Wbcrfaji
bi.-fr-..'. e a. -r.. - ,
oi Toar IluirW Tb s. i.J -ui jr' .
invixlfd in .t.V! A at .e-!" i"' . ,
M..-tini.-e on ReaLEsiate orth
W I II II I I r '"ir 1 r- MI' -
panyha filet m tTiattkea w ,
the seal of the company.
Secretary th reor, autno-in ;, 1
Brownviie; Jmei S-et r ?:
nithcock. Om.U; and V U ,ilfi-'
10 aoknowiede nau'i ?r;,f""rvi t '
aid cooipany. C"0e;iti'-s tait " " ;tfJ
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken np by the sub?eriber, livin? ceir Frown
vllle. in Nunaha cJinty, Nra-ka, on t!. 27th o "
lec, 18'4, one red and white te&.r, FmaM notch
out i f the left bar, about two or three year old.
15-3t JOHN W. BE.NKETT.
ESTRAY KOTICE
Taken up by the underirn?'d, Jivinj six milei
wc-t of Urownrille, Dec. 14 n, one red and hit.
stear, three years old lat spring.
li-3t KENNEDY. -
ESTRAY INOTIQE.
Taken up by the und;rincl, livfn? two rni!e
above Drownville, Semaba County, Nebraska, o;i
the Ifith day of December, one black hrse roll,
jwo r$ oldrerv rnir wbeo taken nr. nwirk
,rbrada. IS St ISA AC JEFFtV.
-nca
the aforeaaid peraolia .ual I te v .j'
v alid as if ervK hjk u iLe ' .? i '
r.tf thia Ter.-ilnrT or ary '": ...h
allr'.ainw of prruM l-T rr-.S'-'
Whereas .DAMELCJ'1' K ,
aid com pa tit ; . vf
Tfcerefore, Be it K-f'.0 Ir
ea;. That in rename efjn1' u( "
B. Ilarveo Arniitor or ih? -?rM '
herel-y certify that -5 V
SIM""'
DAXICL C.
. la. ..wlt.I'
cf Xct.ra-ka-aud ir'
1C I
haa fiill aath..rilT te a- t a an J
nix 1 insurance C- mi-ai y, 15 l'7'rm ,.
tutd n BV
a koch A sent, ai.d by the
ttl the 31.-t day of January, A-
tiScate
a.- ner re..kel ,.r'rvvoTA .,
IN H ITy ESS WEE '
L.S.j
A. 1.
" is:!.
Jannar) 5rh, 1SS5.
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TRTKD Anr.!f. PHe.1
U erap. ta-le,ee '