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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Dance at Nemaha CLty.-Oa Fri
az night we enjoyed the privilege of a
D. H." ticket at a social dance gotten
b by E. l. GRUBB, Proprietor of the
'C9apain House," Nemaha City. There
ere more pretty ladies present and gal
Pit beaux, than we have "fell i'm with
p some time. The "PaddockS" from
Ponyille went down IN uniform-we
e 7'some military" in Brownville. and
Re "Paddocks' are Somer-and added no
'a.e to the appearances on the occasion.
be music was "gotten up to orders by
be DYES, and of course was number one.
de supper was good and lots of it-an
nportant essential, by the way-and did
fedit to the proprietor; Justly entititeling
INTO the plaudit, "you know how to
|eep a hotel.'
P. S.--We were detected doing violence
tie Quaker proclivities of our pedal
5remities on the occasion referred to,
has been the case on seperiaI other oc-
iOns since the military fever has been
lging
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

AtIdHtIC MOnInIY, tor November, we
have received. Have not had time tc
Peruse it closely. The following table
Of contents indicate an interesting num-
Der
George Sand Hair Chains; The Flow
er of Liberty; Alexis de T~ocqueville +;
Agnes of Sorrento Health III the Camp f;
"The Stormy Petrol - A story Of To-
Day; Concerning People who carried
Weight in Life; Why has the North felt
aggrieved with England The Wild En-
dive; The Contrabands at Fortress Mon
roe The Washers of the Shroud.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Harper, for November, is on hand.
Leading and illustrated articles, Bene-
dict Arnold; The Tenement House
Making Money The Women of Veins
berg and the Editors Drawer. This
number completes the % volume of this
standard monthly. Now is the time to
renew your subscription. Terms, So.
Three or more copies, s.. Address
HAMPER & BRos., Franklin Square, New
York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
I. C. Johnson. Esq.-We regret to

T.. c. Johnson, ESq.-We regret to
micle the fact that this gentleman has
aied upon a change of location. He
|sl+lis city on Tuesday last, and locates
EsPeoria, H. Mr.. JOHNSON came TO this
biz in the spring of 1857, and established
himself in the practice Of law, a profess
n be had fitted himself for, by long and
dubious application. He at once ran into
b exceIlent practice, giving as near uni
Fsrsal satisfaction as it is, perhaps, pos
|jle for any one to do. At the fall
lection Of 1859 he was elected District
attorney for the Second Judicial District
Nebraska, composed of the counties Of
P,oe, Nemaha, Richardson, Pawnee,
ohnson. Clay and Gage, which position
ecreditably held until that Office was abol-
Fled blythe Legislature, and the office of
5un,y Prosecuting Attorney established
its place. In addition to his legal at
Hnents and honorable career as q
Evyer, which endeared him to his as
plates of the Bar, Mr.. J. was possessed
fine social qualities. which never failed
! make him friends wherever he associ-
ped. As a particular and intimate os-
iste and friend, we regret to part with
m, and in doing so, speak for him in
i new home, the friendshipan patron
&c TO which he is Justly entitled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

We noticed some cottonwood -four
barrels, filed with flour and on sale at
our stores this week. They were made
in this county. Who says cottonwood is
not some timber after all We've seen
some of the white variety before now,
sawed cut with an old-fashioned upright
saw, from which a good crop of acOot-
such as it is-migh; have been had By
shearing!! -!
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

New El0YatOr.--We are glad to
learn that one of ouI most enterprising
Warehouse firms is about commencing a
new Elevator on the North Branch, to
be used mainly, we believe, for receiving
grain which comes in over the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad. 1t will be
of the largest size, and built in the most
substantial manner, and will be complet-
ed at an early day. 1t will be furnished
with ten of F~airbandk's five hundred
bushel Hopper Scales, each n Of which,
so perfect will be the machinery, can be
loaded to its full capacity and the load
discharged in a few minutes. This
shows the immense amount of grain which
can be handled in this Elevator, and is a
sufficient guaranty to farmers as well as
receivers aud shippers, that correct weight
will be given.-C Chicago Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Revised army RGgulatlOnS.-We
.are leen favored by the publishers, j.
} L~PpsYcorr & Co, % and 81 North
.aurth street, Philadelphia, with a copy
. The late Revised Army Regulations,
rier cate Aug, 10, 1861. This book
-ould be in the bands Of every soldier
+ fact would not hurt anybody nova
.ES. These regulations says the Sec
-2ry Of War shall be strictly observed
! the sole and standing authority upon
BE matter therein contained, and nothing
'qlrary to their tenor will be enjolned
/ any part of the forces Of the United
Tales, by any commander" Price,
Foo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
HraEnrllIe Dallr Mail Arrange.

BEoEnVille Daily Mail Arrange
meRtS.-A new arrangement has been
made by the Post Office Department in
regard to u Daily Mail from here to
Rock Port, Mo. 1t now arrives from
Rock Port, at s o'clock in the morn
ing, instead of four o'clock in the after
noon, as heretofore and leaves at two
o'clock in the afternoon, in place of nine
o'clock in the morning.
The old contractor on this route, who
turned out traitor, has been removed and
VIM. BArLEs, ESQ, of Peru, a sound
Union Man, appointed in his place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
Brazilian Pom Carn..-Last spri.

Brazilian Pop COrn.-Last spring
a friend of ours, DIR. Philips, of Missis-
sippi, sent us a few grains Brazilian Pop
Corn, saying: cit is n of the pretti-
est little things now above ground. /
had a few seed sent me by a friend, who
has long been guilty of hunting up good
and rare things and sending to me. Ionly
had % stalks. I counted $50 ears, and
since gathering, have found a few others
overlooked on the Lillipnrian stalks"
We planted so grains, from which we
obtained 800 stalks, bearing go ears. /;
surely is zone Of the prettiest little things
above ground" and we believe will be
found very Ualuable to be raised for fod-
der. It stools out like wheat, each stock
perfect in itself. Each grain produced
from 5 to II stalks does not grow much
taller than good wheat, and is a dense
mass Of blades from the ground up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

PCrSOnaI.-Adjt. SILAs A-.STRIcK-
LAND, of the First Nebraska Regiment,
passed here on the steamer Omaha, on
Friday last, on his way to join the Regi-
ment. He had been above on business
connected with the military affairs of the
Territory.
DIR. G. B, GnArF, ex-Agent for the
Omaha Indians, was also aboard on his
way to Baltimore.
KEITH. of the Douglas House, Omaha.
was going below fora "stock'' with which
to feed the Hungry legislature this
winter. He knows how to do those
things.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Capt. ]. d. n. THOMPSON, of Company
&C." First Nebraska Regiment, reached
this place yesterday by steamer Omaha.
The Capt. is. we-are sorry to announce,
in very poor health, and has been for
some time. He is on furlough for lha
purpose of recruiting his health. We
trust he may speedily recover and rejoin
his company, now in the field in Missouri
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Very handsome additions have been
made to the population of this city of late.
DR.. THURMAN, from Aspinwall, changed
his location to this place, the past week.
Can't help it if people do like Bro#Hviiie;;
its a kind of natural result with all who
visit the place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
Nebraska SaIt.-Quite a number O

Nebraska SaIt,-Quite a number OF
persons from this county and Atchison
county, Mo, have been out to the Salt
Springs in Saline and Lancaster counties,
this Territory, sixty miles west of this
city, manufacturing salt for winter use.
They all returned with their wagons
filed with The very best quality Of salt.
The salt manufactures Al tbese spriass
precisely such as we getin small saDks
called liable salt.p
Hereafter there viii be bar little salt
brought up the river for this region Of
country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

That aaaeaas honorable Of our cotem-
porary, the Omaha Republican, in regard
to those 1880 soldiers is "all regular -
so far as it goes. Please, however. give
Nemaha county credit for one hundred
and t~Firty-sir more.
P. S.-The "wiggle" on the words
"lgf here'' was convincing evidenced
journalistic acumen of a No. ! order.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

GOne.-Rev. T. W. TIProN, Chaplain
Of the Nebraska Regiment, left on the
steamer Omaha on Friday last, to rejoin
his Regiment. His family accompanied
him as far as ST. Louis, on their way TO
Dayton, Ohio, where they intend spend
ing the winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

New GO0dS.-The Steamer Emma
reached our wharf yesterday, and put off
more new goods of all kinds, for our
merchants, than the people can possibly
carry or for the next three months.
DEN has a magnificent stock, consist
ing Of a good deal of everything which he
proposes to sell at figures that cannot fail
to secure purchasers. All who know
DEN, know hat he will sell goods and
please the people, and keep pace in every
respect with the times. Try him on,
BERRY s. Co., have received an extra
ordinary large and varied stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, &c., some Of JIm's
special purchasing for this special trade,
and these special times. They cannot
fail to suit, and Jim and Ed will do their
prettiest to be polite and accommodating.
JNo. A. PoNN, who keeps as keen an
eye to trade, and what suits this locality,
as any other man, has also received a
bullying stock, and is prepared to retail
it out to suit purchasers.
Citizens Of this and adjoining counties,
now have a favorable opportunity of lay
ing in their fall and winter supplies
Cgme right along; Brownvilie is the
rplaee 70 Gel your mepsy worth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

MASKED BATrERIEs-A combination
Of female spies, one Of whom leaves
Washington every other night to carry
information TO the enemy. Cannot these
batteries be stormed and carried p
Washington Paper.
Spike their guns, and unlimber, and
see if that will not silence them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

SOme TurniD. MI. JOHN Swan,
'als place, left in our sanctum a turnip
+sighlng 10 ga pounds, and measuring
2 circumference 80 inches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
& ENVELOPES

the 50 Advertiser Office has provided
with Flag cuts, and also, those for
5rr various kinds of National Envel-
l,ss. and is now prepared to fill orders
,~5oesale or retail Apply at the Ad-
,~srisqr'' Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

About n hundred good winter cab
bages would be very acceptable about
these diggins, COW shortly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

ER Turner J Frazier District Court % ths
II J. Williams, as Turner i2nd Judicial District Ne
Frazer q Co. tmaha County.
vs..
4 Holiday. Benja- Territory q NebTaska
min Holiday, and Others.
The defendant BENJAMIN Holladsy5 Will take notes
that on the 23rd day n August 1868 the said Plaintiff,
Turner Frazier & Co.. -6iel their certain petition In
Chanccry, in the Clerks once Of said Court. TIE Or
ject and prayer OF which said petition q 90 obtain =
decree said Court in favor OF said Pldintfr5 ad sEllnss
said S~efendaut, As. Holiday, for the san ot 500
With interest thereon az the rate o. 20 per ea9t psf an
nun from the hrst day q September 1881 AL nat ne
norteaged premises tc--ft. LIT cre cic-E o-e.
except % feet front and seventy feet deep on the north
est corner OF said Iot in the town Of BrOWuviiIe, Ne
fmeha county, EebFaska Teuitory, securing the payment
Of said debt, BE- sold, and the proceeds thereof De applied
Isl to he payment OF said Gebt and interest 70 the plain
tiff and costs thereon. second 20 said Benjamin U0lla-
day the amonht o. his cisinl and lien in said premises
~ any; AMI Ihird, 70 Lew sprinkle the amount o. his
claim and Lien on said premises II any according %
their p-i5rUie5 respectively.
The t%efenfsnt. Benjaml Holiday VIII take further
notice, that he is reqaited to answer or plead 70 said
petitie1 on OF be.oTe the second dsy Of D~ece"1bsr, 1851,
g. S-CUOENHETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
October II, 1ssf-:w-S1o
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE TIE PIECEsI

ECOSONY DISPATCH
Ey-"A Stitch IN Time S1Des Nine 20 81
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirblo to have some cheap aud
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crock
cry. &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, aud no household can
afford to be without it II is always ready, and up
TO the sticking point
"USFFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n B-A Brush accomnqnies each bottle. Price,
2j cents Address
HENRY SPALDING,
No IS Cedar Street, NsW York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
CAUTION.

As certain unprinciplcd persons are attempting 70
PREPARED GLUE, 1 would caution al persons to
examine before purchasing, end see that The fail
name
E-5PAL0IEG'S PREPARED GLUED
IL on the outside wrapper al others are s~Windiing
c9unterfeits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
TREES AND SHRUBS.

have a few choice varieties, and extra fine trees Of
own raising, APPLES and Pears, Dwarf and Standard,
als and tine Flowering shrubs, I would exchange
persens desiring lhem. for wood, wheat, corn, beef
q They can De deliverel any time.
-.a q few thousand one and two year Block Locust
LAYTON BlackberTies, and nne varieties Raspber-
-nes.
r. w. FUREAS,
Br0WnViIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
Sheriff Sale.
Kotice 10 PPe-Emptors.
re. and 3. P. NuckolIs

Also.
To john elfrT James G.. CFt@en, Horny G. Smith
Charles Cornell and Thomas daddox.
You are hereby notified 70 appear az The LAID Of
Gee 1T Browuvile Q, within 80 days from this date
70 make further proof "a relation to your pre-emp-
ton claims in accordance with instructions from the
General Land OGce at Washington.
RICHARD Z. BABRET, Register;
CHARLES 3. SMITH, Receiver.
July 25th. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Ladies Repository, for November,
Is on u table, a most excellent periodi-
cal, and this a superb number.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

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Notice OF Attachment.

T J Dowler, pIif.l
vs. Before Jesse John, Justice Of
Wm Munson, def. the Peace
The defendant VIM. Munson viii take notice that
Al action has been commenced on the 2Dd day Of
September, 1851, before Jesse John. Justice Of the
Peace. against him and in favor Of the plaintiff for
thirty-eieht dollars aud twonty-eightc cents, and th9t
his property has been attached. and that the same is
set for hearing November 9th. 1861.
IT,. DO WLER, PLf.
Sept251h, 1861. uI2-3w-S2
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

no Aa VYIlOgl ft E33y Concern.
All persons indebted to Vim. Z DEN, either on
book recount, CT ~ note. are hereby notified 20 call
and pay up on oc before The l9th day Of March 1851,
snd thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Rr5wpvile. Ftb q VA. T.BEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

HENRY c. SPALDING.
IS, Cedar Street, New York.
Dec. G. 1850. u22-1v
THE FOLLOWING EVDORSElENTSOF
SPALDING'S
.GBPHALIG. PILLS,
Win convince aI who suEorfu m
Ell E "a DA CHE,
THAT A
Speedy and Sure Cure
rs WITHIN THEIR REACH
Il feee Tsssinouiols, mere vnsoheitsd By Nr. SPAL-
DING. ticv afford UHcusssioH1bls proof Of ths
e5eaey Of tEis truly scientific discovery.
Bscerlg Wlsa., Dec II, 1860
Il c S~PALD1NC. ESQ.
/ wish for some circulars or large show bills. %
bring your 3ephalo Pills more particularly b9fori
my customers. 1t you have anything Of the kind,
/ 4 ase send to mo
Ono of nv customers, who IS Fubi9ct to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days. tsas cured Of
aa attack IN onebosrb g yopr Pie, which sent her.
respectfully yours,
w 3 WILKES.
ReynoldsJurg. FcunHin Coz o!
January 9, 1854
HENRY SPA1D1ve,
No IS Cedar St, y
Dear sir;
Tnelosed find twenty-five cents, (25.) for which
send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send 70 address Of
Rev WmG Filler, BeynoIdsourg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your PILE Worb Ike a eharm-ears Headache a.
most i~HstaHtsr.
'WN FULLER.
U4soavils, Conn, Feb $780,.
Ma. SPALDING.
Sir:
Ihavo tried your CepbaUs Pills, and I Ike them
20 nell that / want you TO send me Two dollars worth
more.
PART Of these are for the ueighbors, to whom gave
a few ont of tho FRI box g1t from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HaseJord, Pa, Feb. 6, 1881.
Sir:
wish you % send nc one more box Of your Cs-
pbaIic Pills, I haze received a grer deal Of 5sHsfs
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKH0USE.
Spruce CrecE, Huntingdon Co., PAT r
January Is, 1861. &
II. G. sP4LDING.
You wHfpleose send me two boxes Of your CePhat.
ic Pills. Send thon Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. b. SlMONS.
P Share u'ea oaoB boz Of your PHI, and find
Bile Vernon, OHIO. Jan, Is, 1861.
Henry c. SPALDrNe, ESQ.
Please fud inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
Sad nc another box Of your Cephalie Pills. Tiey
are truly tas best Pie TAars egsr t-lsa.
Direct A. SfOVER, u.
Belle Vernon. Wyandot Coo
"a single bottle Of SiALnISG'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost anaasly-A
-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
Lrents ror &c AdvortIaer.

~s following gentlemen ars.a1thorizea SCENTS
r..rh ,s A7rsrflsr and Farmer:
AD. JaSEs, Omaha, y.
CH WATrLEs, Bellevue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

IREfARED 81
DIR. :. C.. AKEB & co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles Tor 50.
Ayers Cherry PectOral
has won for itself such a renovn for the cure of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary FOR UsltO recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, We need notdo more than
assure the people its quality is kept up % the best
it ever has been, aud that it may be relied on to
DO for their relief ell It has ever been found to DO.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
o TIE CURE OF
C0skir>,,r-e- Jau7diec, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysentery, F0lI Stomach, Ejysipezas, Headache,
Piles, RheI0lafiem, EruptioRs cl9 Skin Disease,
Livsr COBp2aiHt, DT07sv. Teller, TrBloJs and
Sal Riszas, Voru1s, Gon5, Neu1agi9, as G
Dinner Phi, an2 far Purifying ne Blood.
They are sugar-coaied, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes Of a
family physc.
Prioe Is cents per Roz; Five boxes for $1O0.
Greatnuubers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pers0uages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Ofthese
remedies, 6ut our space here Will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANACin which toey
are given; with aisn fun descriptions OF the aooEe
complaints, and the treatment that should oe fol-
lowed for thCir cure.
Do not be put of By unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale by
EJr sale tV
Holm NATT%
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

DAILY FRIBUNE.3I1 Issues Tcr annum SO
SENGWEkkLY I0t issues per aunum 3
WEEKLYE52 issues per aunum T. 50
To ~GLUBs-Ssmi- Heeh9g: Two copies for 50 five
for 81 %: ten copies to one address for so and
any larger numbers at the latter rate. For u club Of
twenty an extra copy viii be sent. For a club Of
forty nc send TAs DAILY :"F.UNE gratis enc year.
Weekly: Three copies for So: eight C5T;as for sl0
and any larger number at tho rate of 81 25 each
pe-annum the paper to pc addressed to each sub
scribcr. To clubs Of Twenty we send an extra copy,
Twenty copids to one address FOR S20 with ono ex-
ira to himeWho sends US the cub. For each enc
hundrep The Daily Tribune viii be sent gratis for
one years.
When drafts can be p-acured it is much safer than
te remit Beuk Bills. The name Of the Post-0dice
and State should in all 02ses be plainly written,
Payment always in adNance.
Address TEE TggBUSE.
No. I5t Nzs8au-jt Net0 York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
PREPARE IN TIME
AGAINST THE
THE FIRES OF FALL.
By Prime, A. No. Insurance,
IN THE
PHOENIX INSURANCE Cd.
OF HARTFORD,
Or HARTFORD,
Tie Fra,iia &c tb. phnnir

Are manifest in the following statement Of Facts
and figures, showing the amount equalizcd to public
beneGt, IN the shape Of losses paid in the west and
South, durins the pastfour years a substantial rec
ord ola
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

IA single bottle Of SfALnING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost anaasHy.A
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-04-19
Agrnutural,

DEKP PI0UGHING.-TsstimOny Of lke Corn
Cri6.--iu the July Agriculturist, last year,
was published a statement from Texs sub
scriber, 10 the effect that corn planted by
him on ground plowed l5 OF ~ inches deep
was looking badly, while that on land mere
ly scratched over appeared thrifty, and an
opinion was asked as 10 whether the surface
work were not better for that section. We
replied that though the plow might have
been put in too deep at one time, yet should
n drought occur, the benefit OF thorough
working would he seen and requested to
hear the testimony Of the corn crib in the
fall. We have Just received letter from
the same gentleman, stating that he is a
thorough convert to deep plowing. A So
we're drouth came on, shriyeling and destroy
ing his corn and that Of his neighbors, on
land which had only shallow culture, while
that on the deeply plOwed field stood up
bravely, came to maturity, and gave fine
field. Ii Is well here to repeat the caution,
that the soil should generally DO deepened
gradually, say an inch or so at each plowing,
particularly where the subsoil is unit tor
growing plants; il time 1t will be ameliora-
ted by the atmosphere.