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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
News liens.

As some interest attaches at present Il
the complement Of United States seIdier.
stationed South, we append a correct lis.
Of them. At fort Monroe, Va, S Com.
Panies Of Artillery; at Fayetteville Ar
senaI, n C., ] Company Of Artillery al
Fort McuItrie, S. c., ? Companies Of Ar.
tillery; at Augusta, Ga, ! Company Of
Artillery Key West, Fla, l Company
Of Artillery; Barrancas Barracks, near
Pensacola, Fla. l Company Of Artillery
Baton Rouge, La, / Company Of Ar;iiIe-
~. Total about SEQ men. There are
about 100 L. s. Marines at Norfolk and
Pensacola The recruiting station Of
Jefferson. Mo, and louisville, have No
fuIl company %garrisoning them JUST now
.secession.' says the Occidental Mes
senger, Pgblisheda. independence, his
souri. is a very pretty wOrd It flows
gIibly frOn the pen, bui the question is,
viii II be Of practical purPosez Young
men at the corners Of cur streets, who
smoke dne Havanas and sport mustaches
and all the other coueumitants Of gentle
men, r very earness in their declare
ton to support a seeding State. But do
they know that secession Is treason. and
DO hey know the penaIty7 Their tender
may be stretched BY Kentucky OF
hemp if any overt act IS COM
miaed- Keep soOl, yeung gentlemen, the
proclamation Of the old hero Of New Or
leans IS snll iuforce the government Of
the United States IS a fixed fact and
some OF these hne winter mornings you
may wake Up. Ifyou persist IN your ideas,
with a rather tight o around your
necks."
The citizens Of Chicago have revived
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Further "KanSas and Missouri
Troubles"

Il seems the "bOrder troubles between
eersain parties IN Kansas ard Missouri
are not yet ended. Various reports have
been in circulation ereabouts for a week
past IN regard 70 recent troubles in the
Southern part Of Kansas. The following
account We find in the Lesyenworth
Tins:
Trading Post, K. T., Nov. II. 1850.
MEssRs. EDIroas You PROBABLY are
aware that this fair country has been IN
fessed bv a set Of fends from Missouri,
and some from this Territory. They
have been ~endeavoring 70 kidnaP several
Of our citIzens, and to assassinate others.
The free Stale settlers lives are in leo
pardy as long as this heIIish business is
allowed or tolerated. 8
2 D6fTng The last three weeks there have
8 been several companies Of armed pro-
slavery raffians, from Missouri and Kan
6 sas, proving around our part Of the
Territory, making their threats and ours
ing the "Abolai0nists." and swearing
eternal vengeance on all who ~sympathizs
with them. They have made two al
sempts 70 kidnap negroes, BAT have failed
IN both. They have made different A.
tenpts % assassinate our most honorable
citizens. and ordering off others coniinu-
ally; IN fact, they have had the settlers
IN q general state Of excitement for the
last three weeks They say that Missou-
ri IS ready 70 back them. There was a
company Of these fellows who met At
J0rdau's. about two miles from this
place. and held a meeting, and there they
agreed 70 costume The business until they
z0ght and captured the negro who IS at
or near Mound CITY, and one also al
Montgomery bat1 think they viii fail
~ both eases They proceeded 70 Capt.
MonigOmery's, but the Captains dog
frightened them 80 hat they thought tlrev
woud aOt make The attack: 80 they -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Co 80. o.. p. 80.
Wn. n. HAGsr,
80 80 for Han -.

Nearly all the statements Of this so
called certificate being untrue, I feel NY
self bound to publish the facts as they re-
ally are.
In order, for the election 10 be held on
the 9Th Of October. in the Grzud Island
Precinct Of Hall county, az order was
issued by Wm. y. Hagge, who has sign
60 Ms proclamation as County Clerk IN
and Tor Hail County" and himself has
posted up the same az the usual place, oP-
PosIte my residence, / have seen the pro-
eiamatlon myself, aBd being perfectly ac-
quainled with Dir. Hagge's Handwriting,
know that II has been signed by him
self On The day Of election the Judges
Of elections appointed BY said Hagge, did
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Yours truly,
THO. N4GAL.

We understand that the Board of Dr.
.Tectors Of the COuneiI Bluffs and St. Jo-
seph Railroad Company, at their meeting
on yesterday, contracted with Charles
HendEie. Of Burlington, for the construc-
ton of the above named road. The road
10 be completed within eighteen months,
with the prOviso that if the Platte Country
Railroad Is completed to the State Line
before the exPiratIono of eighteen months,
then MT. Hendrie IS to complete the
Council Bluffs and ST. Joseph Railroad
within ninety days thereafter.
This is glorious news for Council BIufs
and we trusta new era Of prosperity and
improvement Is about to dawn upon cur
city.
Mr. Hendrie IS an experienced rail-
road builder. It was him and his asseci-
ates that first lifted the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad out of the mire,
and constructed the first section Of thirty
seven miles Of that road.
The road is now a sure thing, and we
trust those who have been promising aid,
will now redeem their pledges,
The people must bear IN mind that al
though the contract IS let, the Board have
to provide the means to pay for the work,
and a portion Of these means must come
from persons Immediately Interested In It's
construction. Farmers along the line can
aid BY contributions Of timber for ties
fat cattle, hogs, corn, wheat, or anything
else which can be used to feed the men
employed upon the work, or which can be
used for paying for work, CT exchanged
fer the material with which 10 construct
the road-CouHcI Bluffs BugIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Guardian Sale.

Guardian Sale.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Nsmaha County, Nebraska Territory, made On the
ninth day Of November 1850, according TO the object
and prayer Of the Petition fled IN said Court b
Michael BaruabaV as Guardian Of Wm- BIruabay :
the said Michael Baru1bay, as such Guardian VIII on
the SIst dav Of December 1860, ut the hour cf enc
o'clock. 81. offer at public sale the following de-
zcrfbed real estate, t0-Wit= Southeast q~usrterof see
ti0u "a, township fours rargs sixteen east 9Th priu-
eipaImeredian- IN Nenlahs Couuty, Nebraska Terri
tory. The said saIe viii take rtaes on said premises
aEd TIE terms Of sale cGsh IL hand for the whole
premises sold.
MICHAEL BARyABAY. GuarIzau-
JOHNSON 81 S-CHOESaETT, his Ast'ys.
November I5th- 1870. nIg-6cw-ST
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Nohce.

Lanup@0n Owens Il fuIIy auEhorzeT % at sr ne.
a@d n 40 haze transact AL 5Gsiaess coaneczed vita
bay SHdoa the Hzif-Breed Reserve heated between
TIE Aemabss, incEs11z he san Fra1cIsco claim award
81 and oaaarEec By the Secretary o. the IaEs-f5- g Wn
Z Slsan, and by him sold q ne
New Yo-k- Ssv ], $3.50 n BEsT-
SeHzh7 CslE Hsrs.I cPy : weeks -ns seud sfI T. lis
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

The partnership heretofore existing under the name
and style Of LUshbaUgh- < Carson at BrOwnviIIe- Ne
brasks, WIS ca the drsu day u November, dissolved By
mutual consent, by the Withdrawal OF B Lushblugh.
John I. Carson VIII settle the unfinished business OF
the old frm and C0utine the Banking and Real Estate
Agency business a. heretofore at the ED stand.
B. F. LESHBAGH
Nov Ist, 1850. JOHN. l. CARSON.
Ia severing ny business C1unGxi9u with ny late part
uer- Tdeem this a proper opportunity 81 ezBressInr my
thanks FOR the PATRONAGE bestowed upon cur firm, during
the perior4n which we were engaged In businsz.
Itafords me much PLEASURE also to commend 10 the
favorable consideration of the frierIs Of the old arm my
successor in business, Mr- Carson a gentleman in every
way worthy OF the confluence ana support Of . diserim-
mating public.
B. F. L~CSUBACGH-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

F7ol=ca7 D1Ber- fancy letter r11 Et sfsd %
1a enVeI1Ves- plain EleT. lm1 saI pens D
al pea-a1er- ln5 * a. l aE-laas 81
z21 s~ealEg-1aE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Nohce.

Whereas one Thomas Williams hss Huinr ny as-
falsely represented lnussif ~ nv 1ant and 1ra--
aud having iIeg1llE ohuEned posssasien oFeernias-'
af arcogutss and papers, ami other property behurnr
me, and frIudulenCiV converted saem D. as auuum =
sad rHpresencddanEs
All persons are hereby notified that saif WIf-I
- not ant never was NY aufhgrizaf aEg11 and A.
act o. his as such viii be kuowlaIgetf 81 NE.
Mlaasepart. Ut. Ear. 10 nss-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Stock Wfntered.

The subscriber wishes o. announces 10 the nubIf,
that be Is szepare6 t0 winter one - tuo bsu3rel
head q eaElle-and wouid rssseetfaIy request thoss
desiring eattle kept che coming vin,rr. 70 address
hFUl az BuEHviir NebHsa- " o. HINiCK-
B-sEETiIIs, Azs. 18th, 1885,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
G. /. DERBY, AetuaTJ C. A. A.
IS BU1dTaT, NsE York
Trus DeIewsEe 60 Vines
.ROPAGATED FROM TEE ORIGINAL.
TOOK

EHOPAGAIED FROA THE ORIGINAL
STOCK
Sfr5ngf WsH-ro0fs9 Ore Ferr 0S T71a sr= Tro-
geGF cd $50 % 500 4 fer GEfrg EErge iGyzrs,
VIA bearing uG0e, s. 70 s. Smaller kEysrE 81 %
ALSO nle vines q 4IIea's new Ullse Hg6rf. 4nn1.
Cara, Ceucor1- CEuto1- CEssafF- Diana HerhsuauE-
Hartford Prulisc, LCg1u. Re Nezr. LTIEI. louisa On
tara. Gehecrl- EgsrEs nsE HTGrals- TzTurs B1IItr.
Eo-Azlgu- E1ian VL-llZe- &c
CouDacrIV Euwu DeI1W1res. via Hezrdsuf fra
dtrous roots. e~zuseullT paczef ID u1ss- elfrelouef IN ~
slIE. AID seur pst pad, Co auv part q tie Enioa. o.
recefrt q 81 each
~Isa1eIIzs and Cnfazbas az r-a a1f fw- 49, ~-~vfn
tareEl vines for G~rageres- HlsDls-rA. BIEcksezrres.
SErEu1ezEles- So- asa az ths lowest rates,
E@Seud for q cfrcrIr-
GE0-W -CAMPBELL D~eIarare. o.
Oct y, 1850 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
10 PeFs0ns ont Of EmDI0Jmer-

AGENTS WANTED 10 eITm ERrEwr-
MACHTNE-Ea VII gpg q Commission. ar rlss
crum So Cd $50 per month. and expenses 1adL m.
q new Machmes ant 81 simple In s afusfrufim Il
child Of 10 years ear learn cooperate BwhaIf an 5~
Instruction I b cquai 20 any TaniIF sewing IL
in use and tae price IS but dftesn tollars-
Persons wishing an AgauCT VIII Efi-raa
". EUTLEW
Secretary Ecie Sewing MlehhuH esmsarr
MELAN QHr
C-toBer I. $50 u1s-gn-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Died


DTED-At Favnea Cry, Beb-askg % consuui1-
zion. q November - Mrs CATHARISE, consort Of d
CHEnLEs Aged IS years.
why should we start, and fear to dep
WEz1 -iEfr0Cs worms we mortaIs areE
Death IS tie gate to endless ioy7
And yet We dead to enter there"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
han county Vote.

Grand Island, Nov. 10, 1860.
EDTToR NEBRAsEA REPUBLIcAx,
Dear Sir the Omaha Ne5raskiun,
Of Nov. Sd, / to-day notice the following
certificate, signed by a eertan VIM. II.
Hagge, whoCaIIs himself County Clerk
Of Hall County, toHit:
"GraHd Island, Oct. %, 1860.
hereby certify dlat the election held
on The 9th day Of October, 1860, was llIs-
gal and UithOut Tie form Of lar. Thai
the judges Of e@lectiCn we're svvon IN Is
irresponsible and interested parla-
Knowing thar the election was illegal, ]
refused to aid 10 my official eapacity, and
refused TO canvass The Feiurns. and have
made no returns 70 The TerritOri2l Board
of C~auyasseFs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

1t IS remarkable how many Presidents
have been chosen byabout the same eIec>
toral vote.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

the original scheme Of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, which comprised 4 ship
canal Of aaeienf capacity TO aoat the
largest class Of vessels that could uavi-
gate the HTinsn river, BIT which was
rTveu ND for he want eg means after a.
considerable portion Of the work had been
constructed uvoufhut PIau. and completed
for ordinary canal boats only The pro-
BabIe cost Is estimated al from ten To
twenty mHITons of dollars The cOucen-
rratioH Of the commerce and interests gf
a vast region IN Chicago seezst to uarrant.
this gigantic enterprise
1t Is stated that Wisconsin alone VIII
hare a surplus Of 100000 buzhsh Of
wheat, which IS more than the United
States has ever exported IN 4 year HI
uois viii undoubtedly have a Surplus ef
Is, 600 600 bushels.
i company has been formed for the
purpose Of pearl fishing in the Gulf ef
California At the lower end Of the bay
pearls Of great value are found in the
shallow Eeds. It was here that the pearls
were found, at the close Of the last eentu-
~, which formed a necklace for the
Queen of Spain, and were 50 much admit
red at all the European courts
A banker in Manchester a few days
ago, invited to dinner his sons and
s~ons-ialaw. his daughters and bis daugh-
.arz-ia-Iaw, and under each Of their plates
they found a s.. 0G0 bank note.
The census returns for the city Of New
York are al IN, except for the second
ward, and one district for the twenty-frst
ward. The totals mark the present Do
puIation 81, lib or IgI, 800 more than in
1855. This IS rather short Of the expec-
tations ola great many who had put down
the population Of the city at least $50, 600
The total IN 1850 was SIS, 81
The N. Y. Herald estimates that the
Princes tour Of month in the Amerfsan
States cost him $780, 600, and that other
people spent on themselves and him, to
w~ardrobes, balls, decorations and displays
not less than two or Two and q half mil
lions. The New York ball, estimating
each wardrobe at $500 (and some Of the
ladies' spent thousands represented alone
an outlay Of a million dollars.
During the past five years, no city in
the Union, except Chicago has grown
with the same rap dity that Memphis has.
In hat time she has more than doubled
her population, and treBied her wealth
and business. If she but Increases in the.
same ratio that she has in the past, the
city will contain a population Of 100000.
by the year 1868.
New York city IS getting to be almost
as bad as Paris IN the n~on-attendance Of
It's population at church on the Sabbath.
Reliable statistics show that only 200. 900
out of 100000 in the city go to all the
churches on Sunday.
The dilemma of Mr.. President Buch-
anan IS deplorable. That he should issue
his proclamation against the Disunionists,
IS q duty he cannot deny; but if he does
so. Mr.. Cobb and Mr.. Thompson VIII I'M
doubtedIy retire from his Cabinet. There
fore he IS silent.
The richest man IN St. Louis IS James
II. Lucas, banker, worth, It is said, So
600, 900; Peter LindeII's estate Is put
down at 81, 600 900 and that Of Benoiat,
banker, at 81 500. 600
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
. q q q Q q q .
SEVEN YEARS!

The seven ysars Of un-ivaI.sd success attending
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Under the auspices Of this popular Institution.
ever three hsudRed ai0HsuHG homes dIEs learned TO
aPpre-iate-by beautiful works Of arto on THAR walls,
and choice literature On their tabIes-ths great bsus-
ITS derived from becoming subscribers.
Subscriptions are now being resolved n q rutTs
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
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In addition to the above benefits, there VIII be
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FIRE Hundred Belstfd HOrks Of Art!
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

To G4 wAoa1 1t nlay concern
NOTICES is hereby given that Anew T~hrashfng IA
chine with ali the fxtgreS thereto belonging, directed to
one g. D. shannon and On wbHb there's go 10 charges
WILL unless said charges be paid before that time. be
sold 1t tire door Of my Warehouse in e rowuviIIe. Ne
braska- to the highesEe cash bidder on Monday. December
I7Lh. 1850 THEODORE HILL
Commission Merchant.
Br0wnviIIe, ". T
November 18th, 1850 n19-5s
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

1t Is stated that Wisconsin alone viii
have a surplus Of 20.O0O,OO0 bushels Of
wheat, which IS more than the United
States has ever exported IN Z year Hi
uois viii undoubtedly have a Surplus Ct
Is, 200, 600 bushels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

Wees:
Lind & Brother PhfI4derpts, p.
T. W Carson & Co, 60 %
HIser. Dick s Co. BaItfmgra Ma
Young s Carsan, o
Jeo- Thompson Mason, Corr q Port, " 90
Wm- 7. Smiths0n, ESQ.,, HanEer- Washfnrfgn ID G.
J. T. Stevens Esq, Atty az Law, g g
Ju0- s. GalIaher, Eate ID Aud C.. ST &C 90
Tarl0r & Eriesh- B1ukars- Cbfeaga. III
HcCieiIaud- Pye & co. 81 Ions m,
Hon Thomas g.. Pratt AnnaDoEs Nj
Hon Jas. o. Carson. Hercersburu p,
P-B small ESD, PreF{tS- Bank, Haeartgv@ NJ
Col Geo SchIsy, AJtfya Law, % g
Col Stm- HImbletGn, ATTY at Law. East71 Nj
judge Thos- Perry, CWwberT,TI ma
Prof H. T~EEwiIer, Havsuf EElbufl
Nov g. L5e9-rF
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

FAC PITS-25 Bashes for 3
AZ enc dollar and fty eenz per bushsl b.
fn1t GEG- COMBS. 2i6 Lake s-ChHag
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29


Pure White Lead, Castor OIL.
French ZIuclE. Ccd Liver o..
China Zinck, SweeC-O
Red Lead, Putty.
Eeuitiau Red, Glus.
Raw and b'tumber, r
Spanish whitiag,
Turpentiue,
Chalk. Linseed OIL
Cough Candy, Tanners Oh.
C0paI Farnish CosuIe Soar
Fancy Soap, Toilet Sea-
Tooth brushes, Litharae
Patent medicines, LeLw
White Warmth. Ilt
Hair brushes,
Tooth brushes,
Paint brushes
Sialiinsry
Steel Pens, Candies,
Gold Pens, Nuts
Hair oil, &. q
&c, s.
AlS0, q Splendid Assortment Of
Pc m cries
Cemgri-ius LTau's Easasziou cabaEHs Pens
e=cgHees o. al Einfs, audar ne aasst qualify
T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

us stock consists u the niI1wfnr articles. VIA
viii sell cheap nE cash
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29
Also, a Splendid Assortment Of
m cries

Comprising LEgnfs E1tharigu, Cgbaua Pens
zenaf1e OK marrsv. bear reesa- ana sH ASA
e=cgnees o. al kinfs, audar Ile dnest quality
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-11-29

The citizens Of Chicago have revived
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-18

than the wisdom of the scholar and the Judge
for teach but ignorance, and we evil dlmin-
lsh! That night, the cid man smiled less upon
those books; he took them down; he read them
and Alice from that hour fitted round hlm IN
her useful, humble duties, and surpassed poor
Becky, because she had been better taught.
BECKY soon after this fell III, and on her dying
bed told the old man of that theft; how the
pity OF her heart had made her saye-apd
Alice was the fruit! osShe, sir, who is SO very
good, and waits so gently on you. Be good to
wili-aad take sIessose 5som ts.., aoeisy,
that shall make not only the law, but my own
heart better"
Those great books of the great jurist are no
longer smiled upon. The retired judge will
bequeath his great wealth to put their spirit
into action; and with Alice, in her humble
duties, fitting round him, devises plans for
the better bearing out the great progress eues-
tiens of refornntory law; and no longer ending
his chain of ethic causatives by the gallows,
sets his hands to these great principles-that
crime is ignorance, and that to save and lead
this Ignorance towards goad, is service that
approximate the human actor towards his
Divine Creator
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-07-18
TWO TICKETS IN THE FIELD.

Some of our friends appear to be apprehen-.
sive that with double candidates in the field
for President and vice President, the Demo-
cratic party win surely be defeated We do.
not entertain any such belief; but on the con-
trary we are clearly of the opinion that the,
Democracy will be strengthened, especially in
the Northern states by having two nominations
for President. It is well known that there is
no popular election for President of the United
States; or in other words the President is not
elected directly by the people. The people
vote for Electors, who, after being chosen, meet
in an Electoral College, to vote for President
and Vice President. Let the Democracy of
Ohio, therefore, nominate but one Electoral
ticket, and when it comes to voting they can
head their ticket with the name of Mr.. Doug
las, Mr.. Breckenridge, anybody else, or no.
body, just as they please, and the result will
be precisely the same. The mere name of a
Presidential candidate at the head of an Elec--
torial ticket, amounts to nothing more than an
indication or instruction on the part of the vo-
ters as for whom he wishes the Electors to
vote. While we earnestly hope that every
Democrat, who sustains regular nominations,
will go for Douglas, and thus have united
party and united victory, still if any of our
friends should wrongly determine otherwise,
they can all, at least, vote for the same Presi-
DENTAL Electors, and in that way defeat the
nominations of the Black Republican party
M. Vernon Banner