Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, November 23, 1865, Image 1
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BR0WNVI1XE, NEBRASKA, K;"TjaiaRSii ! -ITOVEMBEK -?3,;1 865 'EBB AS K'A" ' ADVERTISER M I ? - . , w - ' '''LIB ERT Y AN D UNION, ON E A N D , INS E P A R.A B L E. O W; . A N D F O K E V E R." . 1 .st:;.ess cards. C. - t n " r i u it w ru i, d Boiso.vtpnoiniKTon; '." ' rt.t.p'wfen Mhim u Water, l''.',.n.Tir IT? VTniM'IL't rr. A- II EWES. ATTORNEY AT LAW s ) AM) Qilicitor in Chancery- ! ,iD AND COLLF.CIXG AGENTS. Mt-b tb, y. tESEKAL PKALtB IS STAPLE AfiD FAHCY DRY GOODS BOOTS & SHOES Main Prreet between First and Second, Urownvillo, INToTd. f r OFFICE WITH L. 110ADLEV, Cornpr Main and. First Streets, BKbwXVILLU, XCORASI-A. v-4I-it-54 r F s4KVAUT.5U). A.S. HOLLA DAY, MU. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OPPICE ,t. rat rn.M- .f Mn n l -First StreeU 'im01VVlLLE, XEORASILA. r.rrr. TtnrRS -7 t 9 a. M.anl 1 to 2 an J i l - r.u. l:r.DilH-.Nelra"ka,i!y 5lb, 1S65 No34,lj EDWARD W. THOMAS, 'ATTORNEY d AT LAW, S0LIC1TOK IN" CHANCERY, ' Office corner of Mln and FlrH Str'ta. BROWN VILLE, NEBRASKA. BROWITVILLE HOUSE, COIt. MAIN AND 2ND ST3, nrownvilic, XebrasUa. n. "77. PEDICORD, Propiistor. Tl.i- n "ihm been n-furmfhrd and newly Ctt"d n n 1 ri fiirrii-licl Uii'lcr its prifi i.l cnt-ririi.Dg I r..i. i, ir, ftim 'ii:irranlocs tisfactijn . U who r :jr- :ra.ji um 11juc. x-i-ly aillinery & Fancy Goods STORE. Tuainfitr"f t cr.? dnor rer.t ct th" Fort Ofc ?:rn 'k vzi.z.r., s:j:r.tMvA. A ri. r k '( fall . W'w'v ( i jns rt-,-. : h'vry'lii" ii t' !".'. II.m iy iir J"jt f..:i.i!v on li.u l I'te5n-Mkn., '.-tiki 1', ;'1t.r, 4 Pr i'lllillll 1 nj to t'Til'T. '0:t..bir. 2i iSlj. v-n--2sry C. W. WHEELEU, CABINET-MAKER AND CARPENTER.' n.v:: : g f c!- J ii jcr:u;incnttT t.n 3Mjrvl3X Strooti One d.K.r b ' 'm iUltunure Cb.thmg Store, is H-rp-ir. 1 . J n'A kirid t f work In bin lit. o in the vm t ai.d rarti. ul!r-ttcnti.pe given to ' otitracts. ' v-r. in i d 4 "JICtOii i:; this sat:s kine:' ' It at r -r v.-t , b l Perform til work, par- ti"in? to hi-h ir-!-f'. , , , 4, H .rs n. ' if? th most approved Oivehi.aa " ip.ii .il,iia "f'-'e', it of A.'K,n?0, e-ioifl- n;St.irc. tic l prcparo-1 t'i Jo all 4 .V JJ W A- I r. O () I. O R I N G In t.e i'etcst ai.d -iepest htyle for cash Brown t illrt, ATil 7, iy. BEDFORD & CO., DEAXXBS 15 : lYKW OlCIM e BOOTS AND SHOES, II ATS AND CAPS Qaccnsware, Cutlerj, etc. MAIN STREET. ;nowiry-3L13. webrasiia. TjABm MAllOUN, ffllClMIT 7ML01 Br.OWNVILLl!. ......... " J.JiJ Cau the attention ot Gentlemen detit "ti" ielil nA ruhi.tnibl WEARING APPAHEL HEW STOcFOF GOO 5 . JUST RECEIVE. OF THE VERY U17F.ST SZYI-E Tilcb he will jen or wiake etw to orCer, at cU er eTed low trces. Bavitis on band one of IXO'tiVS SEWIXG MACHINES, . t U &bei fl Custom work at rates that "aefytron it-M- . , . , C3 7 4 warrant my work, . Hand as wall as' Machine' TTorli. Tb f tpihhiux n j thins in his line -.ill do well to ' al eT!uiite hisj!ti.cx before loTest.iug. as be hlanelt tt boll out peculiarly Uvorble lu tr'BKt ' - ' Jci-.v7 lr. 1ES5 '4 it Ct. Htb IS63. in' 5 G. DORSET., , t S. M.BlCa. DORSET RICH, 3ilontrij5 at Cam, Oh, A nJ . Ojjice'S. E. eornor ilttin and Firtt Street!, BHOWNVIIiLK, NEBRASKA, Will tr.re Tiromiit attention to lf business t-n- r-tod t them in tbe? rarions Coart of Ntbraeki n Nc.rih iliiiffurj: alto, to ).' Collection tf Bounty Money, It uric anJ lesion ;. and to be l'jjment of Tala. Electing ofscliool Examiners. Notice is hereby aWen that the Board of Schoo F.xairner-of Nmha Cwnnty, JCebrwka, will hold mectipes for the Examination cf Tt-achera for Biid County, at the r.fSce i-f E. W. Tbomas, in Itrownvjlle, on tne lei oaiuraay in eyerj laoum, Set ween the boars of ono an-1 3 i M, . Applicants for certificate nro required to be yresent at one o'clock, precisely, or tbey will not be examined. No person need nfpiyat any omcr lime. lij oraer 01 ine w.ra, E.W.THOMAS, Clerk. April Ul. -jly BACK TO THE OLD STAND! CLACK , WATCHES, AND J 0 5S E r 11 b II U T Z Won Id reRDectfnil Inf.Ttn bf old customers that be tia aain opened bta Jewelr j &iiopia bis old tana on Main ireet aoutb ide. two doora ebt or ib rowi. ville nonst He keep on bund a ftpiendid assortment of everyibin In bi line of bnslueus, wblch he will sell on the term fer Cash Xlopairius . Of Cl Kks; wtcbe-'iJ Jewelry doDe on the abort et Jfotica. . . WORK WV R'i ANTED. Brownviile. Xeb.. Mar !'' n37T8-Ty CHOICE LiaU0E3. Wholesale and Retail Evan Worthing," OF THE y moil i n a n BROWNVILLE, Ilaa Jot UrceiTed tbe Urce?.t and best atock oi Liouorn anl Ciar ever .n"ere1 In tlila . market, an4 will teW tBem a low aa any Uuu iu tbe Territory Main Street, Brownville rob.4,,64 vly. G Fi A N T1 S CAAP CASU STORE. .Wain Street Itiicetn First uvd Second. BKCWNVILLE, N. T. ffRhTtin fii f i larce an? welt selected stock of Boots and Shoes, - - - Finest Qi:;i!it) nf-Winter cdv , WHICH UK OFFKKS FOB SALE CHIHAJ? FOR CASH Groceries of 1, Sugar, Tea. Allspice, . Candles. Matches, Coflee. Soda, Pepper, To ha ceo, Starch, &c..&c.,&c. All rf which he offers at the lowert prices, (Jeter- niiuedtiot to be undersold. GRANT. PrownvIHe, Keb.. tx-39 6tn.7,60 JAMES MEDFORD, C-AB1HET - flAKER A. X D " Corcer Sn'l and Main Streets,' BROVVNV.TI1H.E. N. T. r-'trpnreJ M t.() 'irtr .work in lis line on Hort nclice and rea-a!.'le tffims. Have just opened a splendid Stock of MOCEIRIIIBS, . COXEISTIKQ OF c t rv r ' n tt dhru. Snan. Dn Fmit of all kinds. Nuts." Candies Mo!a?, Salt. Wooden Ware of nil kii.d.-. Conned Fruit, Oys- ters, Ticklt-s, and every Article usually Vt?x id a nri ciass . . . - Gcerr store tn WBiTSEr'fi Blocs, Man Street JjrowriYilie Txebn.skn, Invites the public tn cill and exam -ine their Stoc.;, before purchasdug elsewhere hs they sre compident. August 31st 1805. --- Wbat A World It Might Be ! Ob, what a wo-Jd it might be, ' Tia full of hop aid lore, It ncifht almost as bright be , At tho:e bright realms aboT Could I, by lore or magic, -- Aii-nage iLe b.rninj tears, . ' Life ahould ltot be to tragic, . , So dajkentd o'er with fears. ' , The wear and tear of aes. In one Tast sumcombin'd, Are naught on Time broad pages To that of Iofs of mind. Oh, for the voice of Stentor The ttrength of nercules The wisdom of mentor,'' Man's troubles to appease. The works of good men reach oi. From tbo darkest depths cf time, . ..Arid truthfully they teach ns - How bigb our thoughts may climb. . Ob, what a world it might be I 'Tis full of hope and love , , " It might almost as bright be , , As those light realms above. - THE COCKNEY. BY JOHNO.SAXE It was in my foreign travel, At famous Flemish inn, That I met a stout isb person With a vtry ruddy skin ; ' And bis hair was something sandy, And was done' in knotty rorls, And was parted In the middle, In tbe manner of a girl's. ' ;,; . ,!. . ". fi ' He' was clad ia chequered" trousers -: And bis coat was ti a sort ' : Te suggest a scanty'. pattern, , It was bobbed so very short j- And his cap was very little. , ; '. . (. Such as auldiers often use ; . And be wore a pair of gaiters, - -t . And extremely heavy shoes. i:' I addressed the man in English, And he answered in the aume. Though he t poke it in a fashion ' That I thought a little lame; x For the aspirate was missing . , 1 Where the letter should hate been, JJut where'er it wasn't wanted, ' lie wok sore to put it in i ' ' , - When I rpoke with admiration , , j Of ot. IVtei's ioighty d.,nue, '" lie remarked : " Ti r?Hy nothing To the tijjtita we 'ave at 'uuie 1'' And dtelartd up.r. hishon.'r Tli i cl ei.urrc, 'iwus cry queer That he duubiid if the UUiHiis 'Ad tbe lat of n.a.-.ing leet i Then "we tall ed of o'hercountrieiy Ard he said lhat, ho h id heard That IU.Uierkbd FMike Qiiiglivh Uut he decnifd iu quite habsurd f Yil be feit the deepest Lii ttreitt In the miSi-it.nKrj work, And .wi.uld l.ke to kbow if Georgia Wa iu busiou or New York I . When 1 left the'mafi in-gaiters, He was giuinthng o'er his gin At tbe charges of tbo hostess Ot that famiiHis.Feemisb innf ACd hoicked a very Briton, " (So.iLethiuks I see bio. still) As he pocketed tbe candle . That was mentioned in the bill I - The- following touching-poem was picked up in a rebel camp in Georgia ; I laid four dollars on tbe board, I btt Vm wun by wuuJ Tbe farrer deelergot my check; .Till i at last bed none. Let every g young gam boleer Of rut-throats garnet bewar, And only j la wiih gatlomon Viho spread upon the gqur. Mr. Nasby lias a Most Horrible VLslou. Sairts's Rest, (which iz in the Suit . uv-lSuo Gersy.) Oct 16. 6-5. Last nite,. weary aad disgusted vvith rendia elfc-hun returns, I pict up a vol lum of Caiiiuitl'a Poems, and red that splendid peefe, The East . Man.. Caimnel iz u poick iher ami no doubt uv it. Ef my 109 parshel f needs atnt too parshel, I can whop him cn the sublin.e tut on the pathatics, I actnollidge him f 1 my sooperior. Ba ibat ez.11 inay,the ruem inadd an inipreshuo on my mind which iz proof that ther iz 'e-uihiu in2 it and cuy mind was adwellin outu it ez I suuk iniu clumber z yooshunl 1 hed a dreem, Atii sich dreem may I never hev again. rn -1 Wla,,D lurppe.hed struck Noo York. r ur a time.u s.rucK uowu an The proud Caucashen, the hidjus nigger Dubel ffd mau uv the forest, and the , . d Chineese. fell afore the j w ruthless destroyer.- Jim at 2tt it ata ted, except fur ez tbe nigger wuz con cerned. The white juan wuz f pared, so wuz the Injin, and the Chineese, bui ! timer? the Afrikir. g it raged wiih re dubbld furv. Oh. it wiz brushin v.- " i The planter looked abroad, and lol the staul wart feeld-, hand,, wich wuz wuth SltG0, w uzjiccld corpse, ciid.ihe fieeld wuz . unplowed. Agm Le looked, and, alas ! th' brawny wench, wtich alius bore a picauinay wich wuz wuih S200 ez soon ez weaned, wuut per year, and by a little extra wbippin, did a full yeer's word, wuz prostrate in the cold embrace of death. Agin he looked, and Iwho tu him ! the octoroon fur which he paid S2, 500, and whose-girl tabies'he cood sell in Noo Orleans ez ooa ez they wuz 16 or- S3, on akount ttv their havin hiz blocd in their vains, wuz lorn f rem hiz ovin grasp by the stronger hand uv diz ease, and wuznt wtnh a copper fur enny purpose. ' r ' ' The Dimocrisy alarmed. The inde atigable leeders whispered : "The nig ger iz fadin away ! sposin he becums extinck?" Whereupon a consultashun uv the hed men wuz held.. In view uv the crisis, a pair one male and one fe male, wuz selectid and examined by a commiity uv expert exammmers in life insurance componies. They wuz pro nouticed perfeck fpessimens entirely sound and free from dizease. These two wuz lockt up in a room in a healthy locashun, and twenty-four uv tne . most eminent phisishans uv the country wuz detailed one to ttay with them one hour uv each day, that, in case the, diz eae struck 'em, the remedies might be tuwunst applifd,- that, frura itheie two, the race might be propagated,; and the cappitile uv the party be.prefiervedi But tu no avail.' The last nigger in Yu t ited Staites perished, - and' finally, these two were struck, and, notwiihstand in' the precaushuns adoptid, they too died! - There wuz a season. Nacher eympa thized with the party in all itaafEtcshun The heavens wuz clothed with leaden- colored clouds, , athort wich, ever and anon, flashed gleams uv loorid lite. Low voiced thunders muttered cmnisly, and birds and beasts run howlin o'er the feeids. . : Dmy hordes, fell dead upon the siotiV streets, and. wild . Leasts rushed fratickly from their coverts, "".and snap ped Itcriuijly, nutdly, at watertr came iu their way. Tbe last uv the Afrikins were layin prc-trttie in the hall. I'Vr:;ai.dy Wood tiitt.itl, arid tz he seed 'to, he hust.d lino itars. "Farewtl," gurhed he. "a long farewell, last uv a ciesid race ! You wuz our lower uv strength ; yoo wuz our I corner stun on yco we bildeu! Ha ired uv yoo give mi3 ihe Irish vole uv Noo York. O, how cheerm it wuz to see them lambs bust yer heads, and in nocently hang yoo up tu lamp posts ! But voo'm cone voo'm cone and henizlth life's a blank tu me. Farewell rain world ! fur what is life without a nigger !" and seizin a jack-knife he saw stickin out the- nigger's pocket, he stuck it in2 hiz stummick, and, fallin acros3 the deceest Afrikins, expired peacefully. Franklin. Peefie approacht. 4Alas ! and art thou'gone t Troo, troo, thou art ! In life thou wurt lovely ? Twas thou, alone, that made me President; thy wooly bed wuz my sieppin'-s'tin tu place and power ! Thou wa.i my right bower my left, atd ace! Ef I wiiz a Dime- cruiic Samps: n, thou wast tbe hair wich the Dtliler, Deth.hez sheered orf. Fer- irtfidy. I cuur! I cum !" and seizin the jack-knife from hiz hand, he plunged 11 into his bowels, fallin across Fernaridy. Yallandygum approacht.- "I, tuomusst, say farewoll,' said he. kissm their cold features,, "for thou tvasi anker. Thou, 'twast, who made me Congress ftrian-Mbou exiled me. and hate, uv thee gave me $30,000 in ten cent pieces when L wuz in Canady. Do I want to go to Congress agin ? No ! no ! no ! I should be dum, for tho main-spring ut my elo kence lies there V and, takin the jack knife, he immersed it in his bowels, and fell across Peerse. Old Jeemes Bookannon, and Voorhees and Brite, and Florence, and, in fact, all the loaders ov the party. North, tu the number uv suthii over 200, cum up.and, each makin a shdrt or a shun,1 stuck their- selves with th jack-knife,' fell across each other, ez cad-wood iz piled. Fi nally, I folt it a duty I owed .to the par ty to foller soot. ; Seizenjihe jack-knife, I made my orashbn, (wich wuz teechin!) and wuz about til fever niy intestines, when I seed a "qtiirt -lottle stfckih out uv - the nigger's pockiu Drjiwin it 4th, I - 1 pulkd ihe cork, f Glory ! it wuz whisk ; ey ! ' Two sucks; and it -wuz. crone ihe ! roc:fi spun rountt and I fell ferceless on ihe top uv the pife uv ded Dimecrais ' Jest then Hcrris Grecly cum in. "Be hold DeiliccTisy'.T said he, "ez it wuz ia , J - the begincin. s it is in the endin. N-gger ai'the bytloni, whr?key at he top. and a stink in the miv-iJle," and hoi- din his ncse. he shambled cut uv io e room. . , .,' . ... I awoke in a cold swefit; happy tu fiind that it wuz or.Jy'a dreeia ; that the nig ger still lived in. all his .cussitood, and that we still had suihin go on. j - PlTROLECM V. NASBT, Lait Pnstur uv ihe Church uv ihe Noo Dispensahun. Tbe Indian War. We have just . received news of an other seriou3 Indian outrage upon the plains. N. H. Rice, Esq.', an old resi- dent of Denver, reached Oniaha'yestcr- day afternoon, and gives us the follow' ing particulars : About four o'clock p'. m. oa the 2Sih ult. the train wiih which Mr. Rice was coming down, arrived at 'a point four miles above Alkali Slalionand the par- ty then observed an up train, consisting of about sixty teams, in the act of corral- mg. 'But before all of the train got in- to position, a noay 01 inaians, variously estimated at from 100 to 300,' rallied from the hills and succeeded in cutting off ten of the number. Six of the . dri- . -- - . 1 vers fled 10 the main body and escaped. Four " too d their g'round, and were, in- stamly overpowered and killed. The down train formed wiih the advance of the up tram -in fact with all of it ex cept the len teams that wefe cut off and no attack Was made upon them. 'The Indians "hamstrung" and other wise disabled the cattle which fell into their hands, and look the mules away wun mem. ine most 01 tne loaning! . ma 4 m . 1 w 1 1 was destroyed, and six of the wagons were burned. The names 'of the men who were kitt ed, were Albert Gaskill, Geol W. Selba and H. B. and Elijah Carton, father and sop. All of these were stripped, except Gaskill ' Selby was burnt to a crisp. tach one was literally filled with ar- formance. ' It must be' understood that rows Thoce unfortuuate Vwen were all we rate the value of a performs .-.re b from Wayne county, Idwe. The bodies the way of going, and the saddle is, in "were taken charge of by those connec- our judgment, ihe fastest and most Bil led with the train, and decently buried, urnl way for a hors to go. Inasmuch. It is f course impossible u ascertain however, as Dexter is ulso a cap.tul h.:r what tribe of Indians is guilry oTThtr maacre ; but the Pawnees who exam- ified the arrows say they are of ihe Sif.ux imtnfacture. We have news to-day by Hon. W. N. McCaudi.-h. just arrived from tort R'unmpv ibnt Gpn. Heath had hid a Rnhi R-i.h tho Tnrliani nf Alkili. and d killed q.nte a number. We have no particulars, The train of Clark Bros , of Bellevue. we are informed, lost seventy head of cattle near Julesburg. and a man named Flora, of Fremcnt, had sustained losses to t considerable amount. Omaha Re- publican. Since the above was in type, we learn that" Gen. Heath overtook the. Indians and punished thearj severely; killing and wounding fifty..,-He f peg hi ihem twice; firsi at Rocky Pointy and again on ihe "If d.it am de case," said a sable hear Stinking Water. Thejndians numbered er. "dis culled indiwiduil lakes to Jde some 300. . Gen. Heath s force consiit- ed of 175, men and officers- They were four days without wood or water, and two of the nays entirely, without food Platlsmovih Herald, 15th. " The Toronto Globe says "J. L Ma: son, ot 1 rent renown, is txpectcu au Montreal, with his family, En-land has become an. uncomfortable 'jlace for him a since Lolders ottttlie. cotton loan nave commenced asking impertinent questions about the value of their 'investments. St.e Lcuis is cleanitg the streets for 1 ha cholera. The Council reauires eve ry house-holder i& cause the sidewalk and guuer in frunl of his premises to be thoroughly cleaned twice a week. Jeff. Davis and Clement C. Clay are now the only state prisoners at Fortress . - Monroe. .x- . . : ; A bundle of old ballads sold in Lon- don recently for $65,000. - Garret Davis and Brotns Clay, who have sued Generals Palmer and Brishin for abducting slaves are- themselves ia turn to be sued before the Freedmens Bureau fcr holding free persons U labor without pay, in violation. of a law of the JO.'.- ine unitea ciaies. Among the passengers from England marked "pianos." who arrived in the .steamer at' Bombay; ' The Bosn City Government has pis Sept,llih.was D. Lwin-stofj3t!;e.CHU sed a law aathjrizicg the ccnsiructicn elraied Africin traveler. The doctor is cf brother water reservoir at a .;ost of about to encase in another exnlorinnr ov.l enna r.r.n ,k,,t -n rnr nn u pefiition 1010 thg raterior of Africa. . . The net receipts of the Christian Com mission during the three years of iu ex- 9 -a-a-w Jf 4 y istence were S4,030,411. Several cf our citizens ' returned hit k fr'oin a 'visit "to the Grrat S U Ti e n Lake, uhic'j is situated ia the CacaJf Mcuciajns, about "seventy-five u;iles north-east rrotn Jacksonville. This Uke rivals the famous Valley cf Sinbad the Sailor. - It 13 thought to average two thousand feet down to-' the water all rouud. Thi walls are almost pr;rpend- icular.tfunning down into the water and fCvrng no Leach. ' The depth of the water ls.ucknou-a, 'aud its surface is smooth and unruffled," as it lies so far below the surface of the mouutain that the air currents do net alTect it Its ienCth is estimated at twelve miles, ar.d ii - - " width at ten. There is an Island in the center, having trees -upon it. No living man ever has, tnd probably nev er will, be able to reach the waier's a ,' . edge. Ii lies silent, still and rr.ytcrious in the boscm .of the "everlasting hills," like a hugh well scooped out by the uand3 0f a giant genii of the mountains, jn unknown Pges gone by, and around j tfce primeval-forest watch and are keeping. "The visitin? rjartv fired a rifle several times into ihe waier, at an angle of fony-five degreess, and were able to note several seconds of time from the repori of the gun '"until the tall struck the water. Such seems incredible, but it is vouched for by some cf our most reliable citizens'. The lake is certainly a most remarkable curiosity. Jackson vilh Oregan Sentinel. Speakin of tbe horse Dexter's trot- ting a mjie jn 2,18 1-5, Wilkes' Spirit says: "The mile made by this horse is the fastest ever performed by a trotter, and of course, takets place on the record as such. In this regard it displaces the 2ni ' - e 19 2-3s. of Flara Temple, though we are inclined to tniok tnat ai inings con sidered the latter remains the best per T.ess and wagon horse, anJ quite young, bfing only seven years old, it is not un pit b;il!e if at he will ?c:i:e day T lora'.; timo in harness He is not it mere brushing horse, but ere thai can rate high all. through tne mile." Tw0 da'nsels VSiWS irough a a or lw0 S1"ce' wf re h,n" a0 an'' ..,J. . ... .. lure. vMie eut;iimeu, -mu uj juu think, Maria ? I took me thiriy-five minutes.-this mcrning, to make my wa ter-fall." "Dare are," said a sable orator,- ad dressing his brethren, "two roads tro' Vlis world ; de one arn a broad and nar- row read dat lends to' perdition, and the oder a narrow and broad road lha; leads sure destruction. woods. Tho Hartford and New York Steam- boat Company have contracted for a steamer to be built this winter with two hundred state rooms. Some neonle sav salaratus will not harm lhe slomach. Ilis a clay. Much entiS exists in Pans In con l-nce of the prevention of 5uicide by iKo Imvw e I a nr t f E wila in tV. a r-itfa ""o5 w u n.c. eme Several United States ofHcers called on the rebel General G. B. Vance . son of the ex-rebel Governor of Norih Car- ll . M .. L V. . OUC3' DUl uua umi UB uau tratf 10 m:ll with a bag of corn. The . great bridge ?ocn to be built acr03S lhe. 0bio river froii Cioci.Ddatli o Covington, Ky.( will be the longest than that over the Niagara river. A cegro hummmi l0 sil 0Q fy jn Cleveard 0hio lasl weet bct his white c:Iieague3 refused to sit wiih him, and ih Judge sumriicned a while colleagues refused to sit with him, and the Juge summoned a white rnaa ia his place. The pecple of California are sen.iir . tn,ua r.-:n t,-;.., v The erriigraiioc tb Oregon this year is estimated at leu thousand. Brsckiaridge is in Paris, Bjnjaaia in London. CrrlricnJ rs ii ih2 . J,.tS:-9 : 'Pcliticlscs r.Iio tiVe their cus- frenv such'ii-.fcn as Talltfr.di-h.tra, ar4J aj fi'.ut Cc d ilv: m "ri:s of the Chlca-ro platform, will be viy sure ro fail io -ny Fofihern election. Pos?il!y t!.o-e :;ea mtv thin'c they' are doin? the So'ith a servic bjf still clinging to there riJirul u and f th notions, wherets just the ovrnry iv iiu TIi Sou'h will br.i aid if ihj orta w;J;7on 1 re!Cjn; jo:;aioti. It Jces net a;-k if t'-o vtiers or victors are Democrats or R?p .b!i;an., s9 long as ihey 'stand top to tTi? Government. It s time this Chicago p'atfi-rm wr.s krkci into f ttivion. It would far better fcr ihe South to Eerk prr.tPciinn of ihe mct rndicn! cf ti e Rpullioars than to allow itself to be humlwjfg-d by lbs Co;pr ead faction- Sinch the w,r closed 25,000 bi!23 cf cotton have teen shipped frcru 3Iontgoci ery, Ala. The strike cf New Nork musi cisss 13- stiffmatizpd as ihe Catgut Rebellion. F. P. Blair has resigned his commis sion as Major General. Swindlers are travelling though tha West collecting soldiers discharge pi pers, representing ihenrvselvs as Suty ngentj deputed to attend to their pay ments. At Chicago grain' ba3 been hoard? 1 and stored in iuch quantities that it i heating and rotting in the warehouses, yet the speculators refuse to sell. Mr Mercer's shipload of young wo men for Washington T;rri:ory has cot yet sailed ; its departure is now announ ced for the 11th instant. The cholera slew 7.C00 person's Io Turkey. During th month of October, there were shipped South from New York SI, pounds of gunpowder, 500 372 lbs. of -hbt, 3.rCl,l0 ytKu io.) ifp.rIM, CoO cartridges, and 1.11-1 gu::j and pis- tols. . A gen'fmtn in Newpor:, Kr.?::;ky. W'lO has hild lis b.t .1 burr..-! bv t.iv.!'iev- ot1.? bey's, f.fTr C--5 x-j siirt a fr-ij for If.' . - I ' . . . - 1 u j!. v c n i .1. mccirJ ii r r . s io sc. on u.c. G A i Lis been ducjvered ia Green county, Pa. Feni.ir.s are ma'ti.i con-Merable pur chases cf fireirms io N.mv York. Thpy nre said to Le ra'h'-r itii:Terent as la quality. Thi trade in piti.s is also uri-kior tue boutuern n.arkeu Philadelphia ia forty million dollars in debt. Fifteen thousand acres of bind, owned by Waldo P. Johnson, forwrly United State Senator from Missouri, is beinj sold for debt in tht. scuthwev. part cf the State- Mr. Johnson is.i:i Et.rope, The Great Northern Rti'-tay in Eng land is going to introduce a system for coniuming the Iccomoiives, and atthe sama time manafacure ga3 from ' the . same for lighting th, train. The whoU of iManhatti IIanJ. on which st.in !s the city of Ilew York, was oncp purchased by one Pe'.er Minni: for S2t. ; The jnurnynipn rhipwn'gl.H of Btlii more, determined to murk out a path fcr themselves, hive establbhrd an inde pendent shipyard, ar.d are already taking contracts. - The number of hogsbead tobacc? sold in Louisville during th ya3r, ending the l?t int., wa3 forty-four ihoassnd cne hundred thousand, as compared with Iztl year. i There are at present 101 vess2?s ia setvice in oar navy, raotjniing ia lie ag gregate 1.115 guns. , A seccrnd great fire has occurred at Constntinople, on a spot near that which suffered so severely by the fire of September, 6. The last fiira began at five in the rnorniog of th 15th cf Oc tober, and wa3 only subdued in lha aft ernoon, after having destroyed about t ib'"iand houses and shops-. On cf Mcsbeys mrc habeen arres ted for robbery at the- Cj::r.l Hotel, Philadelphia. During tha election rf. h",! vcsV, ia Louisiana, th vo'er.- v. to eiortad t fellow th1 cnunse! tf Z ::ovri:. ncd stand lv the whole D-n: crivio ticeu Govc-mor Hamilton, r.f T-x-;?, will notit is thought, ca 1 a S:a:p Conven tion before the rai-'dl cf Ja:i: ary. Tha Ai c u i 1 c r 1 ii i artiu.o i.; t. Co. rier. en the rt-fCi.t ti-ct; Nf rth, conrair.s tl:e ftiUwi, ' T