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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

THE SPLENDID LIGHTNING EXPRESS PASSENGER
PACKET,
Grand Egn,
will mike weekly trips to SHREVEPORT leaving NEW OR
EVERY MONDAY, at o'clock P. NJ,
Aud SHREVEPORT
EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
passing by Grand Ecoe Alexandria and Nonan5 Land
ing, on - 49,. 49, -.
ERA No will connect with Grand Era Shreveport for
all points above the Raft high up AS EEITON making
weekly trips, leaving FULTON
EVERY MONDAY.
ERA No. will connect with Grand y at Shreveport for
JEFFERSON AND THE LAKES.
ERA No. and ERA No. viii connect for all points Up
per Red River
ABOVE WHITE OAK SHOALS.
h5A plan of the cabin of Grand Era md state
roos secured for trip application by letter. telegraph
personally, at the office of the Company.
.ell II q. L. K0INS 4 BROS AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

nR. MARTINpS oATAMENIAL coRREoToR
A. Illus had
TEN YEARS. TRIAL.
Which should sufficient convince every Suffering Woman
of the great value of the
CAT A NE N / A L D RE @ T o RI
And that ii is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
All Diseases arising from Irregularities Chronic Nervous
Debility, Palpaton of the Heart, Vertigo Dizziness
Pains under the Shoulders, I.owness of Spirits,
L9ngqor and Neryonsnsss Generally, Diff :.
situation, Cessation of tho
Menses,
And almost endless variety of other diseases
irregularities superndaced by colds exeron By weak
constitution mental physical labor The simple
dy for sill get At the primary Of the disease
great CATAMENIAL CoRRECT0R. which has never faied
to effect when properly used according TO the directions
It prepared recipe under the personal super
ntendence Of most Sklfn Physician who for number
continued its to his private practice For the years
that IL has been before the public has gained posi
ton that will soon by is rapid of popularity place
the especially those above too
For sale by respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and Ganadas
Price 81 80 per bottle. n. =5.u-
N B-Whe happens that yonr Druggist has not the arti
Gle, the be RENTED direct If
bottles ordered at time the medicine will sent free Of
charge for transportation.
Druggists be supplied direct from Laboratory or by
sending their order 70 Barnes Park. New York b. Hancs
Co. New York Dyott's Phladelphia Pa: John D. PARK
Cincinnati, o. H. H. Hayes Portland Me- respeca
tle Wholesale Druggist in New York Or Philadelphia.
saT medicines, sent free TO Wholesale Busers
he medicine placed On commission.
General Agent for the United States and oaaadss,
iy6 iysW ~ Ann street, New York
nnI2rxt 100 casks Marze,ts London sout fer sse Nv
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Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.M
NEW ORLEANS AMI yrTSES

~ n burg $. Mail Line-F0r nnnadsonvle, Plaa
nemine Baton Rouge Port Hndson Bayou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Wafer
burgThe Eatchez, r. r. Leathers master win leave
above every Saturday al B O'Clock p. NJ
J. j. PERSON Il CO., Agents,
sel0 Al Caronlelet street
The Nschez VicksbuTg with the steamers Hone
and Prince for Yazoo river
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
STEAMBOATS,,
MO Bill E.

FOR MOBILE DAILY al 6
r -&Mai Liue--Summer Arrangements snen
did low pressure packet steamers Oregon
Jas Nc G. Baker, master Florida. Al L. Myers mister
CaIsGprnin j. Hopkins muster built expressly for the
trade with superior Recommendations will make trips and
landings as follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low water want Of fuel accident boat machinery
Leaving the end Of the Pontchatnip Railroad DAILY
the arrival of the u o'clock NJ train Of to Mobile
Returning stops at PascagodN on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS and At Pass Christian and Bav st. Louis DAILY.
r. GEDDES, Agent,
i've If 80 GTayior street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
PLANTATION hIACH1NMRY.

W = w
Eagle Machine Works, Richmond, Va.
-ManufactureF-
STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND STRICTLY PORTABLE
Steam I'm lines,
OF any required and superior design and
ship, combining several with simplicity dura
biity best adapting them for plantation
Improved Circular Saw Mills Grs Mills, shafting for Gin
Houses, Draining Pumps and Machinery generally.
My Machinery will be fully guaranteed TO perform repre
sented experienced mechanic de.
sired An Illustrated catalogue with prices sent by mail whep
requested.
Samples of machinery exhibition my office ST.
Charles street, New Orleans.
jals 6m&W p HENRY TAYLOR. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

ppRpEa 100 casks Marre,tis London stout for sale BY
S, WOLFF,
iy33c corner GnyisF and New Lsyee Sta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

s.sz COUNTRY RESIDENCES N Nd ~
SBTSa FARMS-Persons wishing land either for summer a
DDS residences for farms within three hours
travel of New Orleans invited to apply
GEORGE GO1MER, Land Agent,
Springfield, Livingston Parish, La.
BNo charge made for i1i1rnaton and per :entags
charged TO purchasers. IyjkW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29
PEG LES Ne.
pMDPLE'S LxNE-foR tn

PMDFLE'S LENE-F0R THE COAST
Sgrg n BAYOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS = The
fine stauaeh and Fortable Passenger Steamer
sas4sss4 oIden Age, Capt. Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING AT o'clock.
The substantial swft-runing Passenger Steamer H. w.
Powell, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
ubOve, al o'clock.
Rn4 If r, W. ADAMS & CO., Agents.
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g R. WIhM0GpS PI.A NqtEs8s' PATENTED
y. COR DIV 0OD CUT R.

The exclusive paent rights of the purchased
by company of gentlemen of the city Orleans
States Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Floda Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing pur
chase parish county State rights Of machinery
obtain the same by applying TO the undersigned, who sole
agent for the above company,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

The well known R5sctRss Ejde=yitsl steamships
state of Georgia Capt j. j. C5aryii
Now form Regular fe Safti leaving Charleston
aud Savannah alternately, as 7plluWs:
The STATE OF GEORGIA., Savannah every ten dnyst
On the 9Th 18th and 26th every month
The KEYSTONE ST - from Charleston every DAVIS
For safety and comfort having aeIior ssteooms these
ships surpassed by the coast One hundred miles
Of this The Delaware river and nights
E3-Ihrongh ~ kels from New Orleans Philadelphia or
New York, BY either Charleston Savannah $50 IS sale
by X. GEDDES.
No. % G xavier street.
HUNTER Il g AMMELI..
Agents a Savannah.
T. S. Il 7, G. BUDD,
Agents at Charleston,
A. HERON Jr..
je2n SIN Agent Mt Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-29

Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al 10 Il NJ.
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
IT, m Goast-Twtce Wfeks-fhe tine passenger packet
1 ltsss = Empire Parish, A. Cram, JF, muster,
W III leave New Orleans as ab9ye commencing
WEDNESDAY, The Sd d October.
se39 z. LANOrF, Aegh
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
TO the Voters OF Nemaha and
johnson Counties.

We have been solicited by numerous
friends to become a candidate for r~e-elec-
tion To- the Council branch of the Ne
braska Legislature. Evil disposed per-
sons, who are not, nor have been-our po-
litical friends, at least-charge that our
recent Independent course in political mat
tsrs. is for the purpose of securing a re-
election. To relieve the minds of both
classes mentioned, we take this method
Of saving that we are not a candidate for
reelection, nor can We under any cir
cumstances, we can now imagine, be In
duced TO become a candidate for any Of
Gee. We trust we fully appreciate the
psrtiaIity Of the voters Of Nemaha and
johnson, evinced by hOnoring US with a
seat in the Council for four years past,
and hereby tender our heartfelt thanks
70 them. If "honor and profit" be the
object sought, in filling the position, we
have had sufficient for one man. If la
Dor required, be the desideratum, we feel
thst we have done all that should be re-
CURED Of one man. at least for the pres
eut; and besides, we are a believer in 'ro.
tation in ofiee"-that no man has a life
claim upon any one position among his
fellows.
Since our location in this county, as a
journalist, we have devoted Ourself al
most exclusively to the interests of the
public, and while so doing, have sadly ne
elected our own private affairs, which
now need our undivided attention, and
must have it, at least until we "catch
up.' Again we thank our friends for
their solicitations in our behalf, and say
to those who are narrow minded enough
TO think US governed by personal cOnsid-
erations in our political course, don't OUsr
exercise yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
InfeHigent L~egiSlafLOn.

NEBRASKA has got ahead OF US all
She has passed a code of laws worthy Of
a young and rising empire, An atten-
tive correspondent sends US a leaf from
the statutes regulating the sale of intoK-
icating drinks, containing the following
important provision: "a sf-,-
"cFor the violation Of the third section
If an act to license and regulate the sale
of malt, spurious and vinous liquors, S25,
and on proof of the violation of said Sec
ton, or any part thereof, the justice shall
render judgment for the whole amount of
costs, and be committed to the common jail
until the sum is paid"
CHOW this is admirable-'the Justice
shall render judgment for the whole a
mount of fine and costs, and be commit
ted TO the common jail until the sum Is
paidp Oh that we had such a law in the
City. of New York! What a capital plan
it would be to clap the Justices into Jail,
and keep them there I'LL the roguesw
punished. We have the leaf from Ne
braska, and viii cheerfully lend it to the
Common Council. = HarPer's .Monthly
Magazine.
We have examined the manuscript Of
that law, on file in the S%ecretary's Office,
and are compelled to admit that Harper's
correspondent has not exaggerated. The
bill was introduced by R. w. Furnas, a
Republican, and the clause quoted above,
tackled on as an amendment, by Hon. H..
B. TAYLOR, a prominent candidate In the
Republican party for Congress, from this
Territory, and reported to the House, by
S. G. Daily, present Republican delegate
in Congress. What a commentary on the
intelligence of Republican law makers
Omaha NebrdSkiaR.
OF course every Intelligent" reader
understands the matter above referred 10,
to be either a autographed or typo
graphical error-the words 'the often.
der," omitted, between the words "and,"
and "be"-and some wag, disposed to
have a "little fun" over1, sent it to Har-
per's Magazine. As the N~ebraskian,
however, is disposed to lug it into Ne
braska politics, we propose to 'rebut."
Who does not recollect that at the first
Session Of the Nebraska Legislature when
that body was nearly unanimously Dem
O~cratic, "a Bill concerning Stations run
ming at large" passed both branches of
the Legislature, and was signed by the
..
Democratic Governor, which provided
"that any Stallion found running atlarge,
may be taken up, and the gamer thereof
caStrated % The act as it now stands on
our statute books, imposes a fine upon
the "owner," if ALLOWED to run at
large"
"SEc. /. Be 1t enacted, &C., That no
Stallion, mare OF ass, over the age Of two
years shall be allowed 10 run at large;
and the owner Of such animal, found run
nlag at large, shall be liable TO a fine of
fire dollars for The first ofenss, and ten dol
lars for any sUbSsgent ofeTse, to be re-
covered by an action of debt before any
Justice Of the Peace in the County,"
"What a commentary on the intelli-
gence of Democratic law makers" if we
may be allowed to quote the NebraskiGn's
exclamation, with a "slight variation"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

A Republican meeting was held n Pc
'ru, on the evening Of the I'd INST, n
was ofganized by the election Of ". ,.
Horn Chairman, and John Gillespie Sec
.rsiary.
The Chairman stated the objects Of the
meeting 70 ralify the nomination of our
fellow townsman, Hon. S g. Daily as
Candidate fer Delegate TO Congress, by
the Plattsmohih Convention.
Hon. E. S. Dundy and Hon. S. G..
Daily, addressed the meeting at length.
After which Messrs. Peery, Horn, and
Hutchins and others, answered to calls.
John Gillespie, r. w. Frame and J..
IF. Neal were appointed a Committee to
report revolutions expressive Of the sense
of the meeting. The committee report
ed as follows, which was adopted.
RESOLVED, That we heartily rejoice In.
and hereby ratify the action Of The Platts-
mouth Convention iD sre-DomiBaung our
fellow-townstnan, Hon. 8. G. Daily as
the Republican Candidate for Delegate
to Congress. sofin
Resolved, That we, the citizens of Pc
ru will use all energy, and make every
honorable effort to secure the reelection
Of S. G. Daily, as Delegate TO Congress
from Nebraska. and thus rebpke again.
official corruptions and frauds.
RESOLVED, That we heartily approve,
and commend the iabors of the Delegates
from Nemaha county in the Plattsmouth
Convention. 10
RESOLVED, That the proceedings of this
meeting be Published in the Nebraska
Herald and Nebraska yAiUertiser.
W. S. HoRN, Chairm'n
JNO. GILLESPIE, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Legal Notice
Abigail. Louthanl P0a6on =,
pending in re va
Gee. w LoUthanl for Nsmaba c.. Car

Abigail lss'1sa Psassn :; ,
Geo. W, Louthanl Tor Ns3aba %s On, ear
ka Tsrntorv Nsbus-
The d~efskdansi IN this 9sfbsias
said County, and bis residence ank6ovn,-I4d
till is hersby hOided that TIA $780, es lhia.
the deposition ofRnth ElmentolisT 80 Ii
Judge EdmOnson. in the town 0fNevts1 INs q
lows, betHeeu BE bours Of8 O'clock A S~PHCa.
o'clock p. n. Of the 20th day Of AngB-, ,aud .
and c~Ontinue thsreAt ~nVceaarvl y lsl
sane hours Of succeeding days unthail ~ As
shall have been taken. and thar fntaki,e "noaJ
OsitiOn the following inten6 gat6EeIvi1b - tsP
wit y Aash
1st Are you ~scqlainted With the pa,,;.
suit, and what relation do you sustain "a ~
themf na DAef D
End. How long have you Known then Q
did they reside when you knew themP aasS
I'd. Did you know Of their being m,,-.
living and e0hahifing asebus6asi M - oH
50. state, in what manner the defendant ,-a1a
plaintiff. State any acts Of cruelty On 4 he
wards her. or neglect Of his 70 broTids - Hftta,
whether she was faithful % him asaA
4th. And If you know anything else To-,
mote jusjooheLween Aspartiesryo u
TO state il, in aseOnianee with thenulss III 4fd
The laihtif Is also hereby nOdsed u. rs
mission viii be applied foT to take vij \ en>
before udgs EdHunson, at the Clerks SH'oa
District Court On Ode s1st day Of JulFI n 2 80
,Igo. H. S.BELDEN P1aS
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
NOt1ce.

Benjamin B.. Frazier
We. In the District Court Of
Henry W. Lake, Nemaha county Nebraska
Jesse Noel and Territory.
Henry Emmerson
Henry W. Lake, and Jesse Noel. both Of the Ter
ritOry, Of Kansas, the above named defendants, win
take notice that the above named plaintiff Benjamin
b. Frazier Of the State Of Missouri, did on, the 12th
day of July, ADl860. fle his petition in the above
named Nemahs County District Court against them
the said defendants setting forth that the said de-
PENDANTS are indebted 10 hin, the said plaintiff on
three certain prOmissOry notes, each Of which bears
date "~BrOwnVille, February, 10th, 1856, m the fol-
lowing sums. tO-wit on the first note. in the sum Of
one bundredand twenty-five dollars, with interest
at ten per cent from March /, 1857, on the second
note in the sum Of seventy-eight dollars and thirty
three cents, with interest at ten per cent from No
vember 9th, 1856, on the third note, in the sum Of
two hundred dollars with interest: at ten per cent
from the LIST Of January 1851, for which said amounts
plaintiff prays judgment. And the said defendants
Henry W. Lake and Jesse Noel arc further notified
that the said plaintiff has caused q writ Of attach
meTt to issue against the property BY the said de-
PENDANTS; and that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or before Monday the 9Th
day Of August, A D 1850.
E. ". THOMAS,
Att,ya oFPf.
Brounvi1ls, July l2tb, 1850. ni-st-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
Wont Win.

Within a few days past, the opponents
Of Mr.. Daily, in this place are busily en-
gagged endeavoring tOlprejudice the minds
Of our citizens by charging him with
partiality 10 other points, and ~neglecting
ours, in framing The appropriation Bill
which he presented. Now this is all
bosh, and is only used for the purpose Of
diverting attention from the true issuesin
the canvass. We would be as much pleas
ed to secure aid for our point as any one
else possibly could be; but the fact is,
We have never expected, asked, or even
talked of appropriations by General Gov
ernmentfor this point, and it is now sim
ply unadulterated nonsense to complain,
or find fault because we were not named
in the appropriation Bill referred to. If
we erPsct anything, let us ask for it, be-
fore we think of complaining. There
was not an item in Mr.. Daily's Bill but
what was asked For; yea demanded. by
those Immediately interested. 1t is a
lamentable fact, of which we have time
and again complained, that Brownville has
been dereliet in her duty, in regard to
seeking and obtaining favors. We could
mention. q number of valuable auxillia.
ries lhat-have l'passed US by" simpIybe
cause we made no effort to obtain them,
and which could have been secured with
but slight efforts on our part. ASK and
ye shall receive; seek and We shall find /;
knock and it shall be opened unto you, -
is as applicable 10 this day, as when first
uttered, and equally 90 in politics as re-
lgiOn.,
Again we say such himsy efforts are
only elec,ioneering schemes to divert at.
tention from the true issues or questions
Involved. Letthe voters Of Nemaha and
other counties in this Territory, keep
constantly in mind the outrages ihathave
been perpetrated upon them by bringing
the publisIaRds-i into market at a time,
and under circumstances which has ruin
q nne-tenihs Of the Settlers, and that
when hOpelesAy in debt, and struggling
to obtain homes for yourselves and fam
lies yon asked at the hands of Gener-
81 Government, extension of time and
reduction Of prices only, in the shape of
q National Homestead; and that when
your prayers were needed by Congress IN
the passage of a Bill, il was veiosd by a
Democratic President! That when YOU,
through your own Representatives in the
Legislature Of your own Territory, bv
power given you in the Organic Act, de.
sired simply to prohibit slavery in Ne
eraskA. and a bill was passed to that eff
Feet, itwds rfOea By a Democratic Coz
srHOr! and that the great majority Of
those who oppose Mr.. Daily are the sls.
iaihers Of apolisical party whose svow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09
E. SALE.
David Seigel and Henry Greenbaum,


James S. OhambeFlin John W. Bliss and Thomas II
Marshall.
NOTICE is hereby given that By Virtne Of ~ sI-
%eution, and decree Of eOuTi, issued from the ofice Of
Of the clerk Of the Di tret Court for Eemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, against James :. Cham
berlin, John w. Bliss and Thomas II. Marshall, and
in favor Of David Seigef and Henry Greenbaum. Tor
the sum CT two hundred and seventy -four dollars and
fifty cents. /, j. B.. Wells, Sheriff # said county.
have levied upon, and will sell at public auction
from the door Of the house in which the last term
Of the District Court was held, in BroWnviIle, in
said county Of Nemaha, On Saturday, the 1lth day
August, A. D.. 1850, a. one O'Clock p. NJ, TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed property, TO wit; west half ofthe northeast
quarter and the east half Of the northwest quar-
ter, Of section No. twenty. township No. six, north
of Range No. fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian containing loo acres, with al the apPur-
tenances thereto attached, as the property Of Tho
mas II. Marshall, in satisfaction Of said sxseui On.
j. B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha county. y. T..
By BENZ. r. THOMPSON. deputy.
Brpvuy lie, July 10. 1889. Sc
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

ed object is to open this Territory for the
introduction Of Slavery therein. His OPP
ponent will be of that class for none
others than Government oficials-those
holding Office under Bpchanan's Admin
issration-ure spoken of as candidates
for Delegate to Congress. Bear these
things in mind. We are going to keep
them before the people" and so far as
we are concerned, we intend to "face the
music and allow no lodging Of issues.
Come gentlemen take up your slave code
policy, with which to force slavery upon
us; your bogus popular sovereignty, thai
admits Governors to thwart the viii Of
the people through their representatives
in Legislature assembled, by vetoing a
bill to prohibit slavery; and the Secretary.
contrary TO the expressed will Of the Leg
islature, controlling the printing Of Laws
and Journals passed and published for the
benefit of the people the vetOeing Of a
National Homestead Bill, passed for the
people in Nebraska; Land Sales, and the
Buffalo and L Eau qui Court frauds, and
trot along with them. These are the
"liale jOkers" in the approaching can
vas, aud must be ventilated. This little
appropriation bill, which was not passed,
and never will be, until there is a change
of Administration, to replenish the de-
pleted treasury, is too insignificant to talk
about.
We viii take it upon ourself to say
that had Mr.. Daily known we waniedan
appropriation At this place, BrOwnville
would not have been omitted in the Bill ;
and further. that if our people win sig
Nifty to Mr.. Daily their desire for an
appropriation for the purpose of coustruC.
ting a Government Road from this point
west, that he will use all means in his
power to procure it for US. We know
that it is MIR. Daily's aim to faithfully
and impartially act as the Delegate for
Nebraska at large, and not for any par
ucular section or locality. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

The Bankof the Union ] Nsmaba Cob5,,
Tennessee, CtrisS Court, o. Is
vs.: ond Judicial TFEss-
Gurdon h. WAcox. Nebraska Tefitgv
The above Damed defendant Gur5op n WS,.,
the Territory Of kansEesi axe ntesadJE
above named plaintiff, The Bank Oft u.s.
corporation d~ulyorgahiEsd, under he uans 80.
State Of Tennessee, did, on the 23d day 49,
A. D. 1860, fle a petition in the above -
Nemaha County District Court against hin iEs-3
defendant, settingforth that the said defends, !.
on the 5th day Of August, i85S. indebted hi h
said Plaintiff in the sum q $23f 90. AMI -.
on the, 29ths day of-July, A.DlS5S .iId-s-SA
Was Indebted . the 3aid plaintiff IN 81 F-L-I-
additional sum Of SD so. both said ane1,.-
for a balaHe due for six bounty Land W.-~-s
sued by the United States Government 80 .
livered by said plaintiff n sniG defsDdsBf a. n
ial instance and reque-t Hain.if 49,, -
against said defendant for ths sid am,g.I. -
interests thcreons az the rate Of ten Der es5e -.
nun, from The time afOresaid AZ which tbev
due, The said defendant viii also tbsvsfs,s 49,
notice that the said plaintiff By fling he psrs,....
affidavit, has eauseda writ Of attaekm.pttoL =
sued against The property Of said defendant.
You, the said defendant ars hereby furtb.,
titled, that ne is required b appear ana $3.50 ~ ~
petition oRor before The third Monday after ~ IA
day Of August next OF judgment by default vi1L.
renderedagainst him, Q fIt ~
July IS, 1859. 1870 4fy 70, B,f