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UUOWXVILLE THL'fiSDAV.AL'd. IX 1S05.
We eee much eaii in our eastern ex
changes of the large emigration that is
pouring, iuia this-3iiutry from Europe,
and great effort to fain this population is
being made by western States and Ter
ritories. Missouri, Iowa and Kansas
have their State a-nd County Ermitigraat
Aid Societies', siriTuuj with hones; erwu
Luion to gain population. Our Territory
is not entirely unrepresented, but this
the best Land District in this Territory
is. Nebraska City has such a Society in
fuIT operation, atd frota cur exchanges,
as well as from private information, we
know it is working great benefit to that
seciion. This Land District tas done
very little to bring its gr?a; advantages
of soil, timber, water, climate, &c, be-
This is also good doctrine for the T '
f-i t m m Wk A nt'a" T A it rsTT 1 1 K a, -
toThea hereafter.
The late election in Kentucky has
afpirently gone against. the Cuuiitu
ttonal Amendment in that State. -The
Kentucky delegation ' in Congress will
For the Nebraska Advertiser.
' A Meeting of the Coun'y-Union Cen
tral Coinmifiee, cf Nemaha County, will
hp fSlil at iriri i(T!rp rtf TYircov Rr R trh
rinUeCi-y of Brovnv,!le. on Tuesday,' ! fore lhe Tlc, and" yet the number of Johny. did you hear about the fight?
ihM.h dvnf Antral, l .v..-. ah ,nm. I acres of land taken by actual settlement : V, Kap, I hern the en of "mnrder
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berg of the Committee are earnestly in
Tited to alter, d, ay business of importance
vi!l come before the meeting.
- C. G. DORSEY, Ch'uu
T. IL FisntR, Sec .....
i BrownTiile, Aug. 22J, 1SG5.
want a treaty Our Government is act
ing with the weakiaeM ef a chili iajthis
Indian "war." "Th'e'Commissioners who
sat in judgement over Chiviogton should
be made to hold an iciest overthe.-e
butchered women, and thn have a chance
to withdraw their censure of Chiingion,
we believe they would do it. This war ' vahi four Copperhead and, four Rep ab
must be stopped, and treaties will nver , iicans.
An it nnr rlrK r.pnsnrin?? ft food nffiepr
help the matter. Maa well, equipped, J
and generals who. fight to, whip, are the
only effective arguments to these devels.
-We believe tha.t one Indian killed will do
more to bring about a lasting peace than
two treaties. " . :
. : Much is being said over the Territory
. about the coming election, generally
calling for the nomination of good men,
irrespociive of party issues. The "first
is all , right and well enough ; but we dif
. Ter.. with these "trrespective if party'
journals, inafmuch as we believe that ns
good men are generally elected under the
: Convention yiem as in a '-cruh rce.'".
We believe that this is generally a dodge
of the weaker naitvl in ordr m rfU.ir-
. ciz? politic, when th-y will at any
time take advantage of .oojc mi5top of
the dominant paYty in the States to re
.. organize and gam real advantage by
, .the truce. : The Demo-Copperhead party
will playoff this trick in this Territory
if they are perm itu-d the chanre, and we
cannot but feel surprised that any Union
paper will assist them in this business.
We desire to pee the Union party of this
county and the whole Territory stand as
firmly together and as. well organized as
they were during the war. This must
be done, and is as necessary now as it
.i -ever was. There is one issue which we
knowthe Copperhead party drtad, and
', ' which should and must. be squarely made
thia fall; in this county we may not cee
the danger cf inaction, but if 'this matter
it not attended to this fall, its bad effect
will be felt ever after.. We. allude to
. disfranchised .of 'others States who
.have come, and still may come; and set
' tie ia' this Territory. We believe our
wstivioiuic ciwuiu. ijcai winier. r.ass an
lr'- . . .J .
"act'drsfran;hising" in this Territory all
who have bi?n . disfranchised in other
Qrtf4 n-Tl KtvA rrnA niniMPAft t X
this Territory. The authorities where
. they have teen'disfranchised have been
best able to' judge whether they are fit
' or-riot to exercise the right of t-uffrage,
they.have decjtel that tliey are not, and
fir us to ttepf hemi in the full bloom of
citizenship would be as absurd as a coun
try justice reversing a decision of the
" Supreme Court of the. United. States: .
There are local reasons why a Con
- Tention should be held.
ttere is considerable diliercnce of.
cplnion as to .whether the people cf .this
county want a Herd Law. This has been
fiiffrUSSpH Inn pnr.'lT?'. and ( ltn'nl.' it, a
people should give soioa definite expre?
ion of " their iyflL" This could be done
throughl the piuuiiry and Coucy Ccn
rntions. Again: it aj: p?t.ts i5 us that the pres
'"" system of Road Work and Tax i?
ve. -At present only about one
of the moo y raied for roads goes
ue.Geoeral Road Fund, the balaVce
tiered away by Supervisors and m
.Tanent lfnprovemenis ar made.
x, it seems to U3, ia'ii it 'la wert
out the revers,nd . three-fouriliss cl
ai were to go into tile General"-Fund,
to be expended by ih Commissioners,
permanent improvf merts coi;ld be made,
which would benefit the entire1 county,
and, in a few years, greatly reduce, the
, amount pf taxes now., required to keep
vtip the road. ,
Again: ;he fees of rtir (bunty Ouicer
are too low, in fact luf Y are at least one
third lower than they were before the
war, while everything else is otl-third
' higher than it was before the war. ,Now,
. Ihis is not justice tp(fajihfuj apd efficient he old lady was murdered we laid her
'officers, nor do we believe that the pubjic j j ac in the wagon "and guarded her as
besC we.
will go beyond any other District in the
Territory. Now, caji any sane person
doubt that this might have been doubled,
yes trebled, with a, proper effort? Our
advantage to the emigrant must be fair
ly placed .before the world, and to do
ihian organization is necessary. Such
an organization will be assisted in its
operations by the Territorial. and by the
General Government, by other Boards
and by our Legislature. A Commissioned
Agent sir id Le employed to travel to
foreign countries, and cur inducements
should be posted on every emigrant
steamer that lands in American ports
A constant correspondt'neo with eastern
and-European paper. should be ktpt tip.
At home this organization should assist
every emigrant in making a selection
and settlement. When these things are
done will we begin to reap the benefits
of our oumerou?. natural advantages, and
not till then. ' "
This is a matter of importance to all,
and to let inaction thwart this enterprise
is criminal. Every fool of prairie brok
en up adds to the material welth of all.
There will be a meeting for the purpose
of organizing an Emmigrant Aid Socie
ty h Id at the office of C. G. Dorsey, on
Saturday, Sept. 2d. at 3 o'clock, P. M..
aud ev.ery man who has the good of the
Territory and his own prosperity at
hearvshojld attend. ,
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We have been kindly permitted-to
read and extract from a letter written by
Ed. D. Smith, Co. C," Ui Neb. Ve
Cav.','date3 at Camp near Larmie Sia
tion, on Uig Laramie River, Dxro'aTer
ritory, Aug.;4th.; ' "r ' '
- "Oa the 2d inst , news came to our
camp that a train that left the river at
3 o'clock was attacked by 30 Indians.
Our camp being nearly diserted('a detail
of 20 men being away under Lieut
Winkelrran, so as soon as we cold Gim
Fuller, Palmer, Caldwell and myself sad
dled and started in the direction of the
attack. Within two miles of camp we
came on the train-returning, who told us
tha t two miles ahead the Indians would
be found. We started on in full lope,
were soon joined by -6 men of the 1st
Michigan. On reaching the top of a
high hill, we raw a wagon with two yoke
of cattle close by. There, after four
years of soldering, I saw the most horri
ble-sight l ever saw. On the ground
close tg the wagon lay an old lady who
wei afterwards, learned was 70 years tf
nge dead and scalped from the forehead
to the back bf her neck and from ear to
ear, her throat cut from ear to ear, one
brest cut off, a gash from the lower part
uf-her right brest to the centre of her
back, wkh an arrow sticking close to her
, and ttripi ed uaked with the ex-
teption of part of the waste of her dress
nrrJ the slee'.esof the same. Some gun
hie rac'ks lay close by we covered 'hem
over the p'd lady, and v up me trail
and followed it until r jjjht came on. 'We
were but a d.vrt disfni.ce from the sta
tion on Litiie Laramie river.' ar d we
rode t'.' the station. ' There the Indians
had also been, they kilTe a citizen and
wqunded a soldier, dfbve oft' SO head of
rattle, all the stage' stock, and tw stock
that belonged to soldiers stationed !;ere
14 in number. When we enquired j
the distance back' to our camp, they told
us it was eighteen miles, and it was now
dark, they also told us in the place of 30
or 40 Indians that made the attack there
there was near 300. However we start
ed back to camp. Coming up to where
" j
murder !" and seed pease officers goin
arter the murderer with acselleratiTn ;
the hous i war entird" butt the hoy wu&'nt
thar ; him had rleed. Grate strategy
are not ded yet in Nebraska. '7har ar
much in showin fite. Kn, az man's
men will tell ye. -
Bat, Johny, did you see the murdered
boy ?
I sawed him, Kap, and a bhiddy sit
hit warn.. Him lade on he" bick widout
a s'rugul; no simtom of lif sept roclin
he ies too skeer the peskey flys ; sum
win paussed threw hissen lites, and the
pictorial plural mimbnnous latisomus
dorsikum ware teched 'muchly. Arter
he hern the naiur uv the wlule he maid
a pas onto, a nuther fly, and riz frum
hiz ded ead. rerry much like eny uther
ded boy. and maid rite tu hum' to dye.
Az he riz noe drops uv'blud wuz seed;
the i brite ; the fase knot pail the throw
ax oskulated sincrownously with the dy
nastickand siptastick beet uv the bart.
Sez I, ar thar' etiny danger uv his livm ?
A loe wotse sot my fears toe rest by
sayin : "he goin hum toe dye ; the nife
went into the holler uv hiz bleed in ,i
deth frum the diagram ' I guv it up.
noing the diagram ivuz: a tendidinous
lube what hove the red blud. and when
this dooty ceased, farwell to the mashine
uv life ! i
Johny, dd the poor tnurd- r !
at last ? s ' ' -'' :-:
.' Nor Kap, he cooden't see hit. ' lie sed
thar wuz poppaws on tother side of the
river an he noed hit tpu ; and sed be wur
going to hev sum fust. He is tharfour
noi ded but livuth.
rh Johriy, what do you think of V. who
rented a garden spot to A. for the season
(which Blackstone ' says mean's all the
year;) and before the time was bat took
possession cf the ground, sowing turnip
seed therein ? 4 '
Wal, Kap, a rong wuz did by P. and
rite smart munny sides a heep more fur
the stuft which mought uv cum, shod be
pade. A grate crap uv sass an other re
cruits cood hev ben riz in such a saft
yeer ; an agin the lord only noes tne
size uv garden rates this yeer, specially
i sewed in the dark uv the mune. Law
years shud notis this pint, az the justase
mought'nt. The case ar clar, but az a
man don't noe a woman till he's tied to
hur, so ye dont noe what a.cort will du
till its did. All ' things mostly are on
sartin, amung which law and wimin are
fourmost." Tech not, handle notnither'
sais the senptur, I belive, as to law, but
scriptur or no scriptur. I ar friendly to
the wimin, and as sich I'll he till deth.
Johny, tince the trial of Miss Harris
what is your opinion of love matters ?
Wal, Kap. love' is more onto the I ranf
az muchly az it war, and weuns muct be
kert tul knot to git our fare lovyer's nar:
vous cistiun in a state uv excitemunt,
wich ar ekaul to a live hanimile praying
onto he entrils. In the future, ynng men
had aught toe tech' litely historical fe-
mails. They'll bar the i uv kaush'on,
fur sich is wusser than any varmints, cf
thay luv, an shud be fent toe sum gud
idsain asfilum. ' "
G; WutLLIKXSS. i
' The following are some recent deci
sions made by the Commissioner of Tn
terha'rRevenue :
A mortgage to secure an annuity of
$500 per annum, during the life of the
annuitant, the present value of. the an
nuity being specified in the condition of
the mortgage, at- 8,000, is subject to a
stamp duty of six dollars. a
Produce dealers are required to pay a
t8X of 1-8 per cent, on their sales, and
are considered brokers under section 90.
This is additional to the license tax.
Certificates of burial lots being in the
nature 6f conveyances, are subject to
stamp'duty as such.
The 126th seciion of the act of June
30th, 1864, declares thai "for the pur
pose of this act, the term real estate shall
include all lands, tenements, and heredit
aments, corporal or Tncorporal.'
, It 7riH hardly be contended that lease
hold esta!es are included in the foregoing
t numerations, and; what is not expressly
included, jmay reasonably be suppled to
have been intentionally prnied. I can
see no propriety in extending the appli
cation of the ' statin's to matters btyond
the ordinary import ot H3 language, and
I. therefore decide that ihi sale 2nd as
signment pf a lease or agreement ou'ht
notto be regarded as a .sale of real
estate. 1 1 ,
The Naahnlle Press and Times pub
jiiLci a, letter of -frank. Pierce to Jeff.
Davis, dated 1SG0, encouraging Davis in
treason. It says: "The fighting will
not be along Mason and 'Dixon', line
merely. It will be within our own bor
ders ; y in , our own streets. If we ever
reach -the arbitrament cf arms wo will
have occupation enough at hone."
The letter was captured by Cclonel
Brownlow, at Bellefont, Alabama,
S tate Fairs will be held in September
as follows: Illinois, at Chitago, Septem
ber 4thio.l2th ; Michigan at Adrian,
SeptenrilOlh to22i; Iowa, at Bur
lington, September 26th to 29 h ; Wis
consin, at'Janesville, September 26 to
30th. Indiana, at Nort Wayne, October
2d to 7th.
LEGAL NOTICE.
been icvlo to mvtM vrobw Jad. of tb y,
of .Nemaha in tb Territory of e bru4 ,.Jes
Tinsment of an aiajiniiirator t th LiUla cf
Vil-U2t 11. VrCobb, deoeaaeJ, 1 hH proceed to
tratorfor wiJesUta,at taf OHic ia Browvill
on th Lit! dj of dteinber ISSi at tea q tweig
.'" hrubate JaJ
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The Evansville Journal tells of a new
kind of coercion which the colored people
of Kentucky, opposite Newberg, Indiana,
prccticed upon their masters, on election
day. Ihey threatened to leave, unless
iheir masters or employers would vote
the straight-out Union ticket; and as the
Conservative chaps'1 would not comply
ihe negroes" were as good as their word,
and left them tohpe their own corn and
potatoes, and sucker their own tobacco.
The steamer Maffit arrived from Ne
braska City , yesterday with her cabin
full of people, and a good freight. Near
ly all of her passengers were rebel re
fugee women from counties bordering on
the MLsouri below Jackson county
They . all emigrated to Nebraska City
since "62 to avoid the horrors of civil war
in their midst.. Since the war has ceas
ed and peace again, restored in these
counties, thty have' concluded to return
and commence lite over again. St. Joe
Herald, 22L ' '
Here is what made the prosperity of
Nebraska City - leaving it like the "last
rose , of summer." We prefer the
" . iiation of prosperity' brought by
I s l yil settlers, and want none of
that kind- who htve to send VncV their
women it advance to see if - : . ;
clear" ere they go Lack t! ,
By virtue of a proclamation of the
President, of March 10th, issued in con
formity to a law of Congress, dated
March 3d, 1863, all persons duly enroll
ed who departed from the jurisdiction of
lhe district in which thpy were enrolled,
or went beyond the limits of the. United
States to avoid the draft, are prohibited
from exercising the electh'e f'ri i
It will be the duty of lhe au:; - ' - -
enforce this per;ft!ty in all
coming election.
A ..Host Important Discovery.
LNTERESTIN:) TO AGENTS, FARiIEU3 and
We are raakioi a sinze macb-ne which combinei
tbebestaad i-lnapesl porubla Wine and, Cuier
Press, the dryt Clothes Wringer, aad tie do
powerful LiUiinrs; Ji.-k in the world. It is tbe
oolv press ad.tptmi to making Apple Cbampaiga,
wh'oh ia now rupirded as one of the uto-tt imporUnt
dUooTcries of tc ge. A good aunt wauted ia
tvetj county, to warm we will Lt;d out eucb ia
dacementi as to insure $1000 before Chilians.
The first ona diking application from an count
shall hive tbo c.xc!3ive agenc. Fall prtkulars,
terms, etc., b CiruUr.
Acdrs IIAL.L, KEr.D & CO
5i Libert St.(.N.i.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice it hereby given that I will offer at Pub
lic auction at the door of B. B. PreSsoa' Stoie in
Teeumseh that being the place of fiolding the lat
term of the District Court
on the 2Sth day of August, A. D 1S63
at one o'clock P. U., of said 'day the followinj tteal
Estate to wit : the south half of the Esst quarter of
seciion three 2 and the north half of tbe north
East qaarter of Section t&enty-foor 24 of Town
ship lira 5 nortii of Kaoge eleven 11 East of the
sixth principal Jleridian, uken as to .iViperty of
William Jones, on an execution ia f.ivrtf iJsnj
min Cooper isued by the District Court of Joaa
eon County, Nebraska Territory, and to ma diree
ted as tJheriH of said County.
Given under my hiifld ta j tb 2S'.h day c f July
X D. ltwj
of Don Ua in th. City of Zrll. C
" - ia oi em:a Court f.
vm held,'
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on Monday, the ISih dsv cf
we.oc p. ta., of said dsy.ti, f,.n r,
EsUt. to-wit The doath t qilr'0!1'? V
sight SI ia.TowMbiB,:, '6! .VlVr.
115 J t, n NehCoayi NebT-S
Dated tis tU 57ih day o Act
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4J-4t.
:oerj5..'ii4 ipcii
LEGAL NOTICE.
Eugcnr Feptenll, VictorH FoaUa: V, !
Fouieoell, Enetia Fontanel!, Hanry f.
Emoly Foatenell will. uJta ootwe thiufn,,l,-1
teneil Guardian of Lecim A. Footeiiis'l -under
and by virtue of order of tb1, ;
Court in and for the County nf .NeEihi T
( Nebraska, roada on tbt l.J-th. fj vt j lTTit
1JJ6, will o-r at public Sale, ""lii."
on the CG'.h day of September, a. ft i;.J
at oive o'cliwk p. m. prn thepresi tit f " 1
in described- ktal Esuue to-wit : T j '
cti;n twetly-sevca 27J,-Kange ixumT,'
lit T'wn-ship four 4J in Nemaha, CveBt Tljir
Thrritory, and bein? lands of the ha'.f Brl
Vition. excetft the Timber mwnr rAi.1'
said lands which, by tbe trma of W J ... l8t
i w e i . . -.. W1J W !
reserves s r-iT jj -tard
Brow'aville Ai?Siwt,12.a-?LVSl i '
, OaardiATj fcf Lnciao A.FUaaa a lr
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ta
The New OrlcansTim :$ ; r-r;r . .
dent with Merritt's civalry ..,-:;
through Texas, writes "that T .t: . a
wilderness of men and forrest tr.u --s-.
Very Utile cotton has been planted in lhe
section traversed by Gen. Merritt, and
corn wjll be' so plentiful as to be a drug.
Society is very unsettled. .. Sit bales of
cottori were stolen nine times in i'venty
four hoars. ; "
Cairo, August 12 Memphis papers,
of the 19th, report that a detachment of
the 41sl Misouri infantry caught a noto
rious bushwhacker, named Jim Hopwood,
i'Marshall county Tennessee; about a
week age, and shot him at once, as it was
thought .best .to show no quarter to lhe
inhuman wretches who have so long in
fested that part rf lhe State, refusing all
offers of pardon,' and committing deeds
which would make a demon blush. A
few days . afterwards, a confederate of
Hopwood s named West. McCullom, was
caught by the same troops, and disposed
of in a similar manner. Large qnantt
tiea of goods stolen by these men have
been found and restored to their owners..
The summary punishment of these men
has restored quiet.
generally desire men attending , lo their
tusiness to do sofor less than remune
rative wages. ..This reduction cfythe
fees looketL to us more like ihe . crwy
ftchinalioa of ; . , bankrupt r Legisla tors
whp epon fxpected ,tp;be in the hands of
the sheriT, than the wisdom of honest
and impaniaj Law-makers. We thinfc
justice should hffudone our officers, and
fi?J.J;-LfS;ator..iri6xracted to that efTect.
(.i Jhe.above.we ilunlc are reasonr'suffi
cLenjity:the Union Conre'ntiDn of thia
Pwy should te held. ' ' " V
could against wolves or other
varments, and went on to' camp. We
learned there hw1. 116 Indians had car-
Frorn Lawrance,' Kansas, we Irarp
thaj ft rnost brutal" rr.xjrder occurred in
tj:at.citf on the 15th. A Mr. Edwards
,vras: .coming, out of a saloon, .when he
rjeja colored man at tbe door, and said
to him, 'X suppose , y.au think yourself- a
free nigger now ? --The colored person
fild he was as free asanj,cne. Edwards
then struck Him on the side of his neck,
cutting the 'jugular vein, causing instant
death. It was with - difficulty that the'
Sheriff could ave Ddwards from bei?ig
Ipched : . . . - i ' ;
ried off the old ladies n'h'-er a mar
ried womanr wounded the ola i'-iesscn
in. the arm and shot her grand' child a
lut.'a girl through, tbe arm with, an tr
row. the arrow still' sticking in her arm
when the ' as hro'ight to the statidhv
August 3d, a train came from" lhe di
rection of Ft. Halleckvfay ;hat- at"the
pttion ibcre Little Laramie 8 men 7f re
killed, xtijc rf'omcn'one child and a girl
lG years eld carried off, the woman thai
was killed was butchered up worse than
the old lady clo'e to our camp, she wti
cut up wofsThe?2el: '7arrows aken
"... ... . ' i ' -. -
from and around her.. Making
in air 1$ persons billed at. both J'ace
and 3 wounded. fSir Indians were sup
posecr to'have been killed. The . train
that came down cay. that the Indians are
about 700 strcg.V; '. . " ;. -
Here is food for thought- for our Indian-loving
-statesmen, and a -moral to
'adctn"a tale" of Indian magnanimity
and humanity." ' These Indian? doubtless
LATEST NEWS.
Preston King has been appointed as
Collector of the Port of New York.
Edward B. Taylor has ben appointed
Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the
Northern Superintendency. Mr. Taylor,
as proprietor of the Omaha Republican,
has done much. for the advancement of
the interests of Nebraska, and we now
New Y-irk. August 14. Th j Herald's
Wa -nington special says : Great tiitli-
c 'Li have arisen between the citizens
c: Alfchlinburg .county, Virginia, and the
rrpedmeii heretofore living. as slaves in
that county. The pre.-ence. of armed
negro troops in the county does not seem
to operate to stay the ravages of the
freed negroes, who congregate at one or
two or . more prominent points in the
county, kill the sheep, poultry and hogs,
and devastate the cornfields, melon and
ofher patches without itint.
The white people are rpr-sentd as
being paralysed, refu-ing to protect them
selves, fearing; that the m lnary p-wr
will bear heavily upon Hvmii .-should t.'iey
interrupt ' tiM prucrrdinga of the negro
marauders. Governor Pierpont and the
State authorities without exception, are
very much xerciied on the important
subject of what is to be done with the
negroes of the State. .; ; . 1 (. . :
New York.'Aug'ust 13 The Herald's
Richmond correspondent says the report
in the Northern papers, bearing upon the
movements of General R. E. Lee, are
wholly error.eous. Six weeks or more
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OBITUARY.
After I n; years of sertea dtma tor the honor of
Go'l and tha good of hi fellow" men, the Rev. William
Crow died at the residence of his on. Mr. J . E. Crow
of this place on lues-lay, August 22nd. "He fanght
a good flght, he kept the faith," and now h has gone
to receive the crown. "Pleased are the dead that
die In tboL&rd, for their works do toMoyr iem.''
This revered father in the church of God dnrin .his
life endured hardship as a good Soldier for his was
peculiarly a life of eetf-decyln; sacrifice. He cum
me need his labors as a pi r.f.r minister in Illinois in
1823. In season and out of eet nbe labored diligent
ly to incu Icate piety and virtue. For years he travel- j
led constantly over an extended diitrict of coin try, in
the neighborhood of Springfield, Illinois, prparMns f
wherever he could find a hearing, no mttter v
favorable might be the surrounding, n ! i
njswbo:er -nl into the endeaYjf t- i.iJi.o l: i
nt r r e . , repa-e for th i?rcai b: fl.Ti.'er. liy hU
' nie.t gocd v.-as accomplished. For his
' '''y and clear presentation cf the tundapien'
f c'-1 y religion in their beautiful sim
' ::..y bad a good effect upon the plain, honest minds
of. the farming cojaiaunity in, which he laborel.
' t j i . ,
Through the earthly and pecuniary rewards if such ser
vice might not be great yet he had the richer reward of
seeing men converted to God and walking in holiness
of life ; he had the reward of possessing the affection
ate regard of the region in which a lived ; he had the
blessed reward bf feeling Chat others were madebetter
and happier, .through bis instrumentality. Now the
Master has said to him '"come up higher." Now he
has entered into 'th Joy of Ms .Lord." Now he
knows the fall meaning of that promise which says
they that turn many to righteousness shall shine as
the stars ' for ever and ever. '
The Rev. William Crow was born in Virginia, Mar.
22nd, 193. In 18C3 he removed into Cumberland Co.
Ky. Tie made a public coufession of his faith In Christ
in 1S23, and at once, entered upon the duties of the
ministry In connection with the Bapiist denomination.
" , a
lie was twice Married and has had tve children of
wnom four arestill living. He continued in theactire
duties of tbe ministry till 1S61, when the infirmities
of advanced age made v it advisable for him to cease
from the active duties of his profession. Since then
be has been waiting in patient hope for the feet of the
Messenger, who should conduct him to his home.
During tbe last few j rars of his life he did Tittle but
study the fcriptore. He dwelt almost In sight of the
CeiesiUi City. Eis mind and heart were nt tamed
to Earth but tolleavcn.
"Flow blest the righ e us when he dies !
When sinks a weury soul to rest.
How mildly beam tha closing eyes,
How gently heaves the expiring breast V
SALE OF fiUTRAiSLU STOCIC
... Ja 3j,turd.iy, Setr ti jer Itlih IS05, I will oJor
lir si-l? tu tiio liiztir? o ider. lor cash iu baud
i ui tho Citv of Hn,wnv;.ie, icora?k Territory,
tio stray Co wita bic. ar. caIi erp off of
nui tar, rirriu horn tiro.it t-JT, sujposed to b
tiiroe years o 1 . TaKeu u by AUraii.iui i'euijy,
and rtnw ia his po3dessiiJ, a;iprai.-'-I tl .00
4j ;n i;. v. ai'tfiiad.j. i.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Flora M. Liming will take notice that Daniel Lim
ing did on tUc tin day ot August, a. D. St55, nle
his iiiil of CuTOj;Uint, iu the L;trict Court, in and
for Pawnee Couuty Ne'orAciia Territory, in Chan- ery,
asainsl the said Flora M. Liming. The object and
prayer of said Complainant, Daniel Liming, iu Said
iSiW, is to obtain a Decree vt ttid Court dissolving toe
Ui.dsul Matrimony between the Said Daniel Liming
CouU'Uinani, and tbe S.mi t lora Liming, uetendant,
And tbe Said Flora M. Liming ia noiined that She is
required to appear and aawer Said Bill of Complaint
ou o before tne idih gjv of ciapceuir, lioo.
Da'ed Auguit8 iod.
47-ai.pd 1AXIEL LIMING
LIST OF LETTEkS.
Remaining lathe Pot Oflce at Brjwnvi::?, A-iru-st
21th, 1S65.
These letters, ir not called for. wir. to to--office
for 6 weeks, and tben ser t totr.- Vr. . ...
Office at Washington. v t wo cents wjii ''- ciu
all advenised Let tors.
: SHERIFF SALE. '
Notice is hei.abTfiven that 1 will oTsr, for i!e
at poblio'AuctioO .at the frontdoor of Dau'a H:,t
in the city of B.'ownville, Nemaha CuUDty, Nebru.1
k.i T-rrito y (thai beiaJ" tbe building in whih tn-
crttirii ft Hie OKUlvl Vi ot Bum vuuui; ui
'.l.-v IS a day of September A.D. 1S6-5
;,!:.. p m.,tbe foliwing real estate to
x.l : it a we.-it. hlf of the Soat.il west qairsem'
Secfion T wiivo ( 12 ), Township ?ve 5 North of
Ilaiiga No. iilifLti .1:- astjaloo tbe south cast
quarter of tus.sontri west quarter" of aeClioa S.
nina ( 9 TowBi'iij No. five (5; North vof Range
fifteen (lb) east, siluatod in the Co unty cf ATem-
e,ha, in the Territory- of Nebraska,, taken as the
propertj of Jo.topb. Bacoq upoa attachinea t and ex
ecution in favor of Israelii.) Camings, issued oat
of the IMetrict Court of JNemahs County, Nebras
ka Territory, and to rue directed 4 ahenilef aid
County
Br&wnville, August 17th 18(55
43-4f: VV.U. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
SHERIFF SALE mi
. j " i
Notice Is bereby given tiatl wttVr
at roblie auction, at the froi t do.r of Da' it '
In trownville, in Nemaha Coualy, Xbrajk Jwf
tory ithat bin the building in wb!ch th.'
tnaftarwali I-1T, '
! on ihe 18 h day c-f Spt. A. D. -
v -o.. una I, t.i I, ibritj
:v-r;,:i-n
i. e
10, eleven . fwiire 12, t.;.r.. .
i,niien at
fi ; l-tx thirteen 13, fjurten- 14, fi.tn ,
teen, in Block 'o. eigt.k tJ, thu eji fta;-v'' 1 j
No. nine 9 ; L'Ioo'a No. ten U r-Block" No. ;
toen It; Block No. thirty, 23 W"' I
the City of Brownvill, N-.taiba Coaity Xebr.'
Territory, takn a tha pro-'r a D.iv.J Q,,,
an execution in favor m: ..nrlt. Psnk tij
sued by tbe Lietri;t C- ur: .:
ebra.-k lerntory, and to ms Lncrx:.l aihnrv
of said Caunty.
Browjiulle, august, I7th 1SS5.
W.U.GLASGGT.
4S'4t- jShenl
... ; LEGAL NOTICE.
Henry Weerf , Jobcson "Weers, tonrl 1
Herod Weers. Eliiabeth Weers, ani Cor trait JL
Weeri, will take notice that a petition u 1U4
against them cn the 14ih day f - August I. I).
lsoj.iathe Probate Court, wltbra aad for'the
Coeaty of Nemaha by (ierd Weerr, tad m
pending, wherein aaid Gjrd Weers, demiadi yu
tirion of the following real Estate to wit: Ta
taj; balf of tbe doitlh East quarter, of soctioa lr
i 9), in Township four (4), is Kange Tbjrtsa(lJ,
Mvuated in Neniaha County, Nebraska TsrrlUry,
containing 8d aores. - That said. petition wiiJtw
hearing on the 26th day of September TLm
on said 26th day of Septeaaber, aaJd. Cr J Wk
will apply for aa order that i.-m-.tioa b mtit f
sad pc ataiios. ' -
IHted at Brjwnville, thi ia :i:i.Jxy of is
4S-4t.
a.ii.iwi-CH.
Att'y ft PititiM
MAS TERS SALE..
"Noti- is hereby rivun that pursuant to an order
of sale to ine directed, issued by the licgister in
Chancery of the District Court of Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory, in the ease of John L. Carson
against Joseph P. Coleman, Caroline D. Coleman.
Phillip adhams and Mary 'A. Wadhara, I
will otfer for aril"' at pub! in aunion, Atthfron
door of Den's Hall ja th City of Brown ville.the
iliwe where the last term. d sa id Court for aaid
ounty was held, i
On the ISthday of September, A.D. 1S65
atone o'clock p. tuof said dayfive; following Real
Estate to wit : The South west quarter of section
one (l ),n iownship five r 5 ), north of Uarge four
teen (11, east, in Nemaha, County, ebraska Ter
ntory.
48-it
WILLIAM G. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Special Jlaster.
. MASTERS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that pursuan t to an order
of sale to me directed, issued by the Register in
Chancery of the District Court of Nenaah a County,
Nebraska Territory, in the case of John L. Carson
against Rebecca BeideiVf I will offer for sale at pub
lic auction, at the frorit door of Dtn'allall, in the
City of IJrownvitle. th place where the last term
of said Court was held,
on the.lSih day of September, d. 1S65
at one o'clock P. M., of. said dy, the following
Real Eftate,to-wit : The north half of the- north
west quarter of Section fourteen (111, in Town-
fhip four (4), north of Range fourteen (14) east,
iu Nemaha County Njbraka Territory.
W. GLASGOW.
48-4t Sberiffnnd Special Master.
Mia Lucy Alen
Boatman George W.
Carnes James Esq. '
(lays J'hn .
ivunbro Frederick!.
..la i ini Mr. George F. . ;
Kandol E. J.
St-ldenaaun Migher Foban ' :
Persons ca'.lins; for the above let tors will please say
they are advertised. . , A. D. MAR33 P, SI.
' Ajpa Jaoiiin
Barrows Eld. R. C.
Ebbs Maj. John
Jones Dr. Isaac B, '
KcKerney MrsS.E.
McFeroa Tbo na.J.
Wall .
congratulate hitn open . his .v advance- tn , vil. . I- '
mDt.
The trial cf Cap!.' Wer:,'r'
aersonvuie murderer i? tein? poftpoucu
from day lo day on account of evidence
which is constantly coming in. - ,1 Ms said
there is" already more than ,enough tg
hang him. ' '
The shock of an earthquake, wasfelt
at Cairo on the roorning of the, 17th,
Everybody scared, viaobody hurt nd no
damage done, .-..i ,. y.A , , ..
The forgeries of young Ketchurn are
hu. - cuppuacu -to uiuuum .-to aDOUI CO,-
000,000.
.The. Phio DemdCratic State Sovereign
ty Convention -fftet --at Coltimbus, on the
liaX and nominated pr Governor Alex.
JI. Lonrrcr-fcictitrGovr-Chihon A.
White. "Verllv. : tbev have eyes, yet
see not, and ears, yet hear not.
' ; In answer to the application of a North
ern Congressman for the appointment of
one of1 his constituents; to an internal
revenue orace in S. C, the' President said
that he meant to go upon the theory that
there were enough, loyal men in the South
to fill the offices.
H n Vmibarn Co.in this State, on the South
.-.- ot Jiis r ie r. forty mile? from Ricb-
trcmrj. nhere. ne is Imngr in th ntmost
seclusion, scarcely answering :tl
ianeoua letters addresseu .to.
resides in a small cottage, th .
of Mrs.;Cox, adjacent to " and' I
to which are :6ome ;;foor ncre?
which he, findsj recreatioa in Cc':
1.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASTER'S SALE.
Notice ia hereby Ri so.ir. parait to en or
der of sale to me diro-ited . !sul by the Register
iaciincory of too District i'juit of Nemaha Coun
ty N-tra?.L TrtrritvTVj ja tV eae wherein Thara-'
ft J. Dowler is coiiih-aai Francis A." Dow
Ier,adnjinistrator of lua iiale of William Gerke,
deceased, and the Unknown heirs of the scid Wil
liam Gerke. deceased, are defervlan.-1 !T'i ' "v
at-publio auction., at the frrat doo .lic-i f- ii. i ', :
in the City of Brownville.in Netnuli- C jou'.1 ;- v- i
braka .Territory, tbe place where the U t,jM cf
said court f rsa:d County was u -i, :,'; "u ih-j
'h. da bf Septetiibr. , A. D IStj-j,
- ' j'ttloci V. .M.,of sai l day, the 'I'V.'loa'iug Real
. wit: the North we3t quarter of Section
' ".41 it Township number six 6 North of
.1MASTKRS
Notice 13 herel i; v il ..-. . -) -
of sale to mo di.. ; :C -r..r i -
Cliancerr of 'th !. r ' ' ir . .nn C.ui.tv
Nebr.i T rnti.ry Jm : i- '.-!. .i Juba L. Caison
ni ns. i. .,it Uenjujiu r, Ln:h-
o:iu.'i, ! wi;1. .li'.:r l r -vie at jtibtie Anctiu,it
' is tro'jl uoor ; i r v--. I m the Cityof Brown
. :t!e. tha j lacu wL-re ::, ia.ti term of eaid Court
iur g:iiu Gi unty wasliM.
on the 18 h day of S-p:"mer A.D. 1SG5
at one o'clock p.m. of said day 1 1 fjllwing Koal
Esute ta-wit : The north east qa.irt' r of the south
eat quarter of section twenty-wx 2'5) in Town
ship six (B; njrth of Rangi fifteen (15) east in
Nemaha Co-JDty, Nebra?k Territory.
'T r W.G.GLASGOW,
? i; 4S-4r - " Sheriff and Special Master.
MASTERS SALE.
Notice is hereby given that pur?uant ta an ord.-r
of s i to me directcd issued by the Register in
Chancery of lh Vflnel Court of Neman County
NeLraka Teiritory in thecaye of James O. Car3oa
agvnrt Uriel Aiken Jchn L. Carcon and Erasmus
L Allen , I will offer for ga!e at Public auction at
ihe front door of l)vo Hall in the City of Brown
ville, the pkee where th last ' term of eaid Court
iorvairj County w;va held.
on Monday, the ISth day of .Sep." "1565
at one o'clock p. tn. of said dav the f,iliiri.i. r..i
Estate to wit : The North Eat qaarter o,-" k-Mvi
aevcu i i i in ;wnfni p uve (3; ,ortn of :ia-' fif
teen jS ast iu -Neu.aba Counf7 Nebraska '7 erri-
W.O.GLASGOW,
' " -tc -rt. Sheriff aod Special Maater.
MASTERS SALE.
Notice is hereby eiven that oersuant. to an r4rw'
Sale to me directed. iued by tbe Rf sister iBCbsnce
ry of the District Cnrt of 'emaha Countr. KebrwU
Territory, in case of Benjamin f. Loshtih' M'E"
Henry C. Hill anJ John l. Cargon.,1 will ofTtt f"t n
at Public Auction at the front door orDen'iv3u w
ieCayof B.uw .viiie, the place where tli at
' : a ( t't-u i lur Count v wan held.. v
v't 13.f.;rlay of SrpitrP ' ; :
a? "' St., ef (! ib- l.r rfa.
i ; i'. :.!,' : The South Ba-t q tarter . - - "
y-t: TP (33) n Town-hr5 five Ji .rU ; H.'f ;i ' ;
ti ( 4) 'at. in NeruxUa Co.iuiy. N.bi : "T
lAvwurii.e Aiij i7ta 15o3.
iS 4t.
W. G. GLa0'
SberlJanJ Secer Jt'i
PROC4.TC -OTICX.
. By virtue of an order of e ie i-r; l ut cf Ihe rV
bate Court of Eichaiitr, rt. m. v hr-lta Trrilury
on the 24tb day of July D !: .it to medirecw
1 will sell at pnbtie vei.'i t' - .renit
hiKbeat bid'ler for caa ; In tarn; - : . 2I" ' "
Auinst a. 1). 1-63, between tr.e ho. - 9
auti o'clock p ni, the followio premi. to-wit 1
The we-t hlf oftho Notth Ca-t qiarter and i " J
No, th'ee 3, f .ur i),ffve f3- in norm weMrtar
a o.I rtonh half of a.jta east qa.rter ad W ir"
even (7)and eicht (S) all la Seciion aix () Towa1
four (t) range fineen (15) east in Kemaha C"atT,
KebraHka Trrt'ory Said Iade:n2 part ol U
or Charlee Martii, Deceii4. " .
a a i 7 ia 1 10.1. . - . - - .
4aratp'd$7 - -
dnliDlatrr
Hannibal
Suit, A. V. 185.
49 4t
ciiaRLes g Dorset) : ,
. ' ; ' Master in; Chancery.'
MASTER'S SALE-
I'--- ri?fca Terruory
-a - v a' vtaj -v--- .j-b.v.-v.
elusion, and it is probable wkI rarely, if
etrer, emerge froni !!..
Speaking of the late election, the Lou
isville Journal savs : MVVe . have for
6ome time been trying, not wLoiiy with
out success, to convince ourselves ihai the
number of actual rebels in soul has beerrv
inconsiderable since the close of the war;
but, in view of the results of last monday's
elections in some parts of Kentucky,, we
are apprehensive that we have been mis
taken. Certainly, soaie of the bitterest
and boIdest,-or rather most audacious, of
all tbe rebels and rebel sympathizers in
tfce Stale, have been elected to the Leg
islature by large majorities elected, not
in spite of thir being rebels or quasireb
els, but for the reason that they are so.
The Mississippi Convention election
resulted largely Conservative.
Norice is hereby given that, pamnznt to an or
der of a!e to mo directed, issued by the Register
in Chancery of tbe District Curt of Neuaha Coun
ty, iebrak Territory, ia the Cae wherein Ben-
jiimin ilolladay andJetae Holladaj are "orn plain -
anUfial APClrew s tloliaday, JiUoreti Holladay.
William H Pcnick R.E. Turner,' J. 11. Frpjerand
H. S. Williams . partners in business,! a Turner,
Fraxer A Cj. Et !, are defendants, I will offer for
wle;at pnblio auction, at the front doof of Pen'i
Hall, ia the City of Brown ville, in Nebrajka Ter
ritory,' the rJace where the las, tertn of eaid Court
for sa id County wa held, on the : - '
2oth. day f September. A. , D. . 1SG5
at ne o'clock 'P. M.', of said day. 'the following
RealEgtate, to-wit : lots nioo.i ten ."eleven, 9 10
1IJ in Block number twen ty- th ee 23 and the east
half of lot Eleven -I in Block nineteen 19 'all in
tbe Cityof Brownvillein Nenvha Connty, Nabraa
ka Territory ,
.Given under my'r band this the 19th day of
Anrut,a:d. 1S65. '-
C1T G. 'DORSET,
. ... ; , : . Master in Chancery.
MASTERS SALR ' : '
- Notice is hereby given that 1 will oet for K
at public auction at the front door of Dem'a Hal)
in , the . .City cf Brownville that being
the'place in which the last term of the District
Court was held, ?
on Monday, ihe ISth day of Sept. 1SC5
at oneo'clockp. m. -of said day, -the fellowir'j Keai
Eftate to-wit : Tbe North wegl Quarter ef Section
thirty-two f32(,in Township five 5 North of ranre
foerteerr 14 East in Nemaha Totfaiy fbreaWs
Territory pursuant to an oTdiT'of !a!e I.fued By tbe
Kejpstor in Chancery of the District Conrt of Ne
mah County Nebi.kaTerrifory, in the ease of
John P. Hodge against Jchn Hamilton and Girdon
H. Wilcox.
Dated thia the 17tb day of Aunst, 1335
v ' : W.G.GLAS(i0r, .
4St4t ' ' SberiT and Special Master. I
" .MASTERS 'SALE. '
Kdilce Is hereby given nndr a'.d hy rtrfVf in
roer i Bnle to roe directed, isaueo by the Reslster4n
Chancery of lie District Cirt.of Nemaha Cuuny; N e
braika'rerritory, in the ca f John P: Bortge aeainst
Charies F. JamiKon and Gunien II Wilc-jx, 1 will, of
fer fT Sale at Public Arction, at the trout d.xr of
Den's Hall, in the City of I'.. ownville, ('hat beinx
tbe buildtug ia which the lat term otsaid Court waa
held; . ' i
on ihe ISih day of September a n. 1S6-3
at one o'clock P, M M ald day, the- followinc Real
JCaUte. to- wit . The north West fractional I quarter ol
Section Thirty (30) Township four4) north, of Range
nrteen (IS) east, in Nemaha County jeora Territo
ry. ' ' ...... , . ' j;
Dated this the I7tb day of Auirnct ISo
: H . G. GLASOnvr..
tS-it, Sheriff and Special Matter
Ci St, Joseph
AND
t i
k T -
:;:rjON:mssou.RiniVn..i
Tri -weekly J'acket (IlatujibivJ-ftrKl-?!.'-!
R. r..i-i'i Iv Omaha. Corn I LUSr
i'moutX Nebrui City,- LrownTi; oi eVZ
te po;ot let cJt. Joseph, e2B t.a " , ..
with frrini on Flannibal ami gt. Jeseph S. W " '
fa SfcAweph-' j.Jt P. M.,arrivin?at
QUINCT,, CniCACD & 5T.WU
f)'n tftr M 10rh dailT ar.Je'cew eoa"
tione from St Jowpb to Atsh!son."-WesUa,Lf"
worth. Wyandotte, Kaassa Cityi UwreccevTP.r
-.UHatte-Caatr7 K. R. and t?anef r."
ni Jk'fit. Jo. Ti. II. Line ! Ieve St Jomp '
-A.- M ., Leavirwortl ft.Ot) n V , V.'ynltta- '
Kansas City IOJa a. Lawrence a a "
THSOTJGH TICXrrSE02 SiXS
by Porter & Daust, Omaha. DW. Uck-'
r Bluffs, E.G. Lewia. KattMnouti, 2. B ' .
Nebraska City. Buy through iiskete
money. . ' i c " 1&-
bffii IiaiLROAD eew iron , ires, al dJ'!i!Jr.kaa
tny etack enabl them t ofeesbwe impurtafl".
gea to facilitate thavkl tX. TH'.ri uncTt. ''" ' '
C. W. MT,GertrISaprr.tjndntv
r P. B. Groat, iJeoelTiekaiAgeat-
II H. CorTazGHT. G.e.T.Freig.ht Aft'n. ,
irVk
CarT. Rrrr 7n. Ptrpenotew.Bi;;
Liaee, St. JoiephMv-.
MASTERS SALE.
Notice ii hereby givea that pnreuaTit . to aotij
of aa'e to me directed, Waei by th Kepstar ia.
Chancery of the District Court ef Nemaha Coa
ty,f,Tehraak Territory, in the ea ef il;da,'eB
Smith,- bjr her 'next- friend V"iJT ILHmt
against Joet'k W Coensil, Market Cil a
John L. Caxj'Oi I w! $-r fftf ale, t pw w
tion at the front o"r " Uen Uall in the City f
Brownvil!e,the pUj where the last term of aw
Court waa held, ,
on the ISth, day of Sept. A. D. 1S6-5,
at one o'clock p. m, oi id day , the following fcal
Estate to-wit: ThelS. uth east quarter of ietint
twenty-one 21 in l'..wnship five 5j t
Range fourteen tHe;'st, ia Nemaha Couafy,
Lraia Territory.
laud thia 17 th day of August 1365.
VV. C.GLAtjGOlrT.
43-4t Fhoriff and Special VUt.
MASTERS SALE.
Notice is hereby givn that pursuant, to aa K
der of sale te ine dirired, issued by the ifiur
in Chancery of the Iirrict Court of Nemaba I'oai
ty , Nebraska Terf'.try, in the . of JohaL. Cr
aon, against Hrati U. V'orraJ I, Stephen ILBA
tel and BerjamisF. Lui'ibaagh, I will offer for sale
at public enctinn at th'- . r nt door of Den's U'l
in tbe City of Btowl ilk-, f the plaee where the tail
term of said Court for said County MbM),
On lhe J8:h day cf Spten)br, 4.' d.T ISCo
at one o'clock P. M. of said day the , following Rl
eatate, to-wit : The west half ef the Soota wrt
quarter and th? South wet quarter of tie aork
weat qaarter of Section Seven i T) lo Tbmaip.l
North, of Kacge thirteen 11 east, rs Ksxaee
Connty, Nebriska Territory.
. Dated this the 17th ovyof otut 1-5.
W . G. GLAStHjrV, .
43-41. . SheriJenJ Sf cial Maetsr.