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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31
Joseph Schiitz, Administrator on Prob
George Engiehardt, deceased lPetilic

John Philip Englehardt
To John Philip Euglehardt and the unknown heirs and
legal representatives Of George Englehardt deceased.
You are hereby Informed that on the 18th day Of Janu-
airy 1861, said administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
the object and prayer Of whiehPetttionf is to obtain an
orCer Of said court for the sale of the following real es-
tate Of which the said George Englehardt died seized to
pay the debts of said ~decedent, 90 wit. the north half Of
the south west quarter Of section eighteen township five
range thirteen, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that
February 23d 1861, at 10 O'Clock A NJ is the time set for
Judge in Brownville in said county, where all persons
Interested may attend and show cause why an order
should not be granted to said administrators for the sale
Of said real estate.
Witness my hand and seal this 14th day Of January A
DlS6I. C. W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above be published six consecutive
weeks. f4r rerrnnTrA n28
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

John G.. Deuser, PIT. Bafore Jesse John, J. Of
vs.. Neinaha County, Nebraska
III. NcKamy, Def. Territory.
On the Och day Of December, A. y. 1860. sad Justice
issued an order Of Attarbmsntiu the above action,
for the sum OF niaety-lyedataTs-
HEWETT 4 THOMAS, Asfys fo5PTE.
January 2, 1850. 3w
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-31

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31

ikan bottoms for Crops, and that vs furthsr
poligise by given 'em Nave. or any part or
portion thereof with as much OF New Hens
lard and South Csrlna as they may want. in
GLIDING all such Niggers IS 'seak our lines
7th. We believe 10 total depravity. In the
ArmstIong Gun, in the present 1ise Of
.heat AID corn 10 the faturoe taxas; in good
kirdwooda aduinistraiion, aud sich other
things as pertane TO our party, our country
and seh ace as the party. and the CRATE heds
thereof. nay perform. rronuigste back bown
on, or otherwiss Ell do :. sufjes.. or DO In the
premi-is-God and libarty. one and forever.
Il. pfnr'us, IT you jrufe the American Eg.e,
tue lion aud l nicoIn rampant.
The aforgoipg resolvs ware received with
rapterous apisus. and the secretary was abou.
to record en- pssed men Hon. When di,ecly
the noise OF the Wyde Awsykes, and the flop.
ing OF their buck aprons, hegun to sub.yde an d
Dir. Observation-Disclosures got the floor,
and moved to strike out that part Of the 4th
resolve regulating "Freemorts proclamation.
and his removal"
This kicked up the dvil gineraly. and to
fave splt, and fte, tie mee,in adjourned
to Davanporte to see if jim had got hoom, and
what leke and lane void say.
l shal foller EN- in and Sc that instis is dun
tho the hevens be shrowded in sky blu.
Kalkilste they viii meet about tuesdsy.and
have big spre M Years. shal be tbar.and
viii report. Yours, CLosA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAIH.
THE WAR NEWS
Bankers Convention held in
New York City.
SPECIE PAYMENT SUSPENDED IN
NEW YORK CITY AND
PHILADELPHIA.
Mason and SlideH to Seti Gsr
Europe To-Day.
ANOTHER SKlRMISH IN VIRGINIA.
Seizure Of Rebel Property In Ky.
Arrival Of the Santa Fee Mail.
AFTERNOON. DISPATCHES.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
XxXvII CONGRESS. ..-FJRsT SESSION

WAsHiNGToS, Dec. 80.
HousE-Mr. Potter reported the tolls.ipr.whieh
was adopted:
Reasrtl, That the Secretary of the Treasury he
requested 10 furnish without unnecessary delay. 10
the Select Committee instructed to enquire into
the alleged disoyalty OF government EMPLOYEES
the iniorinalon asked Tor by the letter on the Sd
inst, addressed b. the Chairman Of the Commit
tee TO The Secretary Of the Treasury
Ar. Potter also reported a resolution calling on
the Secretary q the Interior 10 similarly respond.
iio SAID i vas necessary thtt tne Sesct Commit,
leo should have tins information 10 report.
ihe last resolution of Mr. Potter's being OBJ
Jecei TO- IL was not hot received Tor coUsdcra
Mr. stevens i'on the Committee On Ways and
Means, reported a bili repeains certain laws ere
ating ports oi en'ry, the consideration oi VIII ch
was postponed until the second Tuesday in Febru-
ary. Mr Stew Us briefly expressed lis viswssay- :
ins, among oiiier things, that tho biocka !e was
4Hdss admission Of The nationality of those whose
ports are. blockaded, and that it was no, a
correct principle, iur a nation to blockade
us ports, Incidentally alluding 10 the al
Justment OF the Trent affair, lie said that
tho condGc. of France was imrortincnt as she vas
unasked to interfere in The affair, but when we
shall have settled our domestic troubles wa will
look into the holy alliance oithese po ers, France
ana EhgiaLd, and see how far they shall be per
mitted to control our conduct.
House aajourLed Ill Thusday.
SESATE-A communication wa. received frsm
the secretary OF ar in reply 10 the resolution Of
the scnate, stating that il i incompatible V tn
tne public interests 70 furnish the espondence
which passed between Gen. Scott ana Zen. Patter
son.
hf. Grimes introduced bill 10 acquire the ii
tie u the Dii'fict If tolumbia.
Mr.. Davis introduced bill declaring certain
persons alien enemies and for sacrificing Their pro.
Eerty for the snof &c oyal persons.
SENATE aGJ ,urEed til Thursday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
NUMBER s..
From Washingtdn.
wAsa,sorOs, Dec. ~.

WAsaiSafoS, Dec. a..
The following sthe bill is,rod lced in the House
to-day by Mr.. stevens on leave.
LAT. That all laws % pare of isxs, creating or
establishing ports Of eutyy or delivery In any State
now in rebellion. be and are hereby reported
ID. Hereafter vessel either felsign or dome site
except such rs belong TO ~ are employed BY the
Government Of the U. s., shall enter or leave sny
Of the said ports unless driven there BY strcss q
3d. Ii any vessel shall violate or attempt 70 vic-
laic the provisions Of this act, the s~id
vessel cargo, and every thing nYpcr:ainin.
thereto shail BIO forfeited The one
half TO go TO the cap,ors and the other half to III.
.zed TO make such seizure, and the captain sem
mander Of such vessels shall be fined not exceed
ing one hundred dollars.
4,h. The said vessel and cargo may be sesed at
any place at sea, or in a0yPqrt sna the Hoods may
bc taken wherever found, either on land or water
9Th. The proceeds shan be dsvidfd amcng tho
eaptoIs, according to the law regulating prizes.
9th. The ship and cargo may be tried ~ vel "a
the officers. In any Court in, the United States,
into whose jurisdiction the samc may be taken.
7th. The States now in rebellion are Virginia,
North Carolina, Soath Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Florida, ioAas, Ioui.ana, Mississippi, Tennessee
and Arkansas. and il any other states should
hereafter become rebcllCus, the President shal.
proclaim the fact and the provisions Of this act
shall then apply to such Stale or States.
Sth. The President shall have the POWER 20 de-
clare any barber or harbors ports Of entry, when
in isjuigmcnt it shall be exp eden,.
In reply TO tho resola ations OF the House Of Rep
sesentatives requesting the Secretary of War to
furnish all general orders issued IN reference TO
the trans sportaiion Of troops and munitions OF
ly railroad. and also ali orders designating the
amount TO be paid for such purposes, the Secrota-
~ submits report from Quartcrmas,er General
Meigs, in which il is stated that the Qusrtermss
ter General has opened no general orders on this
suliect
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
BY 1HE NAILS.


Wa EISGTos. Dee %.
Gen. Mcclellan, sAo has been i'll, win te out on
foraging party, fpn .McDosals diyisien,
went within nile Of fairfax Court House to.
day, bringing backss wagon loads of grain and
hay.
Lord Lyons sgnfed.to Mr.. Seward to-day ,th a,
the details Of thefnrrrndcr should all be left g
him. John BuH caredfor the act not the "how. 4
The Government has information from Rich
mohd OF much suffering aud desti:ution there an d
strong Union sensimedt which would, upon tho
approach of a. .Csion'a alruy, manifestitelf.
WAsHISGroS, Dec. 70.
Especial to the Chicsgo Tribune
Col. Rankin's rssigration Of his command Of
Lancers il accepted.
ten. Scott will not, at present, come to Wash
ington-perhaps not al ali. His spine i, no bet
ter Int his dropsy and lumbago mach Ie
leved.
There is great wailing among the ,6fty naval
oiheers retired by the uew Law. The young Off
GERS retired BY the new law. The you; < army
oiicers urge the passage Of similar bill fox lard
service.
Commodore Charles II. Davis, Dupont's flee.
captain, was promoted to a cap;Gihty after the
Port Royal victory. !;
One reason for the adoption Of the new recruit
ials regulations, was the largely increased enpen-
diure cf volunteers Of regular recruiting hither-
to- Several Governors have been here pleading
for a return Of the old system.
The settlement Of tho Trent affair afrora much
gratfoation among all classes. whatever their
preuious Opinions beliey wing it has saved us from
war ~itn 0reAt britain and possibly with France.
SeWard's despafches are considered of the highest
statesmaniike ability.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
P0sroPPICR AT DAVENPORT IOWA

EASTERN MAE.-Nia { * II X R-Closes at 5
O'Clock " Closes al X o'clccIi i NJ ; arrives
at 10 O'Clock " arrives at ol3 O'clock L 81
Sundays excepted.
WEsTERN MAu-Via NJ = u L R-Clcses at 81,
o'clock NJ arrives at ) O'Clock pm, SUNDAYS
excepted.
NORTHERN MAiL-Via Lyons Camanchc-
Closes at o'clock NJ arrives at 6 o'clock i H.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Dewitt x Mauuohcta-
Iioses sunday, tuesday and Thursday at o'clock
/ NJ arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at
O'Clock Z NJ.
ROUTE No. lO977-Via Blue Grass, e.c-Closes
Moniay, " edaesday and Friday at 9 go'ciock p VI ::
arrives Tuesday, Thursday ani SATURDAY at 8
o'clock p ii.
kourE No. l09!s Via Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday AT II oclock VI arrives Tuesday and
Friday At Il o'clock ~
SOUTHERN M5IL-Nla Burlington 4 kcokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday ard Friday at O'clock
NJ arrives Monday, Weinesday and Friday at
o'clock 4 NJ.
RorTE No. lG9i7--Via Fufalo-Closes FRIDAY
at 8 O'Clock A NJ arrives Saturday ats o'clock
PM.
ROUTE No. l095o-Via AnnaTosa Walnut
torks-Ciosc' Thursday at IL NJ arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock N.
iioURs-Otiice open at s o'clock A ii closes at
" o'clock + ~. Office open on sunday from to
10 o'cloct A NJ.
t8- As the princpa, mails are carried by Rail
hoid, all the time as stated in the above notice.
will be RAIL ROAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intendant's office, NJ d Depot, being the stand.
ard. ChAS. II. ELpRlDGE, p. NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31

klssAs. CITY, Dec. 90.
arrived. ~-s.t
The reported massacre Of twenty men by Ii eI
Indians LEAK Fort S,aunton prsyes 70 Le' fneoi-l
Iest. :.
Memorials have teep passc by the Territorial
Legislature petitionibg TO Congress toemct Jlawsl
make appIo psiatons as veil auth thor,ze' tho In
dian Department ~ select suitable lands ttS In.
dians. HtIi q
resolution also that New Mexico bs relieresii
OF tie payment OF the amouat of taxes assessed to
her by the session OF Congress. - -
The law fer the protection OF slave property in
New siexico was repealed By sn aImsss una,i-
NOUS vote in both Houses. +
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
From Boston.

BOSTON, Dec. 5h.
BY instructions from Lord Lyons, the Nlanra.
which arrived here on SATURDAY, wiz leave to
morrow. Inesday, for Liverpool, taking out Mason
and Slidell. The Persia IA " u the St Lawrence.
viii come 70 Eoston anu take The place .. the vi
agsrs Tor " tnc,day, tie regular day.
The Presidents ana Directors q, the Bari,, .r
this city heid NEE ling ts morning and res lveu
to suspeLj stecle Ilyu cats forth with.
The agents u rhc Niagara deny thar thcy have
instructions to i.he out Mason and e!iIel. Tie
Niagara t. in cal to-.ay to make roeln for the
Persia, soon expected, and nsy not leave for I.iy
e1pooi before hor regular day
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Louisville

LOUISVILLE. KY, Dec. 80.
The /onrnai has letter from Columbia. giving
an account Of s.isat skirmi sh in Adair csuu,y'
The reoel loss vas killed aud ours none.
Humphrey Marshall heading six III ousaa nd Eve
hundred troDTs. is terrifying Pres,onburg. and is
expected soon to march towsrds slaysviIio. Gen.
Buell. has ordered brigade forward, under Col.
'aiinesi T. and battle is expected very shortly.
Attach hments were fled IN the I.gu,syil,e Chan
Gerry Court, on saturday, under the law subiectny
y such process the property Of rebels who remain
in the southern Cunfedcrary. thirty days after
its. lassage. against Gen. Buckner, ex Minister
Preston and EdwaFd Cfutherfcld, .pror,erty for
twenty thousand dollars each, and IN smaher sums
against several others.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31

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The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
From New York.

aRW lcRK, Dec. 30.
evening, by unanI nous vote they resoly "a upan
an lnEed ate au>pcn!on of sIece Iayinent, the
beavy drafts o.. their coin, caused by cir large
advances to the Government rendering this step
in their judgment necessary. We presume twill
be quite &c. orally followed in the large cities
though the drain upon our city banks results from
causes which tend rather 10 strengthen than
weaken the banks of the interior.
Mr.. Cunard, OF this city, agent Of the Cuna,d
line OF steamers, states that the Niagara vii! not
-ail for Liverpool until irregular day, Wednes-
day, Jaa. Isl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
From New yOIk.

New YoKk. Doc. 30.
On Saturday eyenin. the banks did not hold
much over twenty three million dollars in specie.
Many oil tho banks are paying specie usmai,
while others are paying small sums TO customers.
There is little demand however. Arrangement
have been made for ;Lo advance C t, ccie 10 pay
portion of the State debt ami interest thereon,
due ia auary st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-31
From w ashinstOn.
| Special to the Tribune.l

l'Ftciii 70 the
1t will rejoice the friends Of Cos. Corcoran
" ood aid oiher gallant officers held as hostages
by the 'eLels, 70 know that on the suggestion Of
Mr. Faulkner .heir prison Will probably he rem
dered more comfortable. That Cen. up. n hisar-
n al IN kiclin nj, read the mill airy authorties
lecture upon their neglect to do So at m earlier
day, saying that even the p piva;eersnen laying in
custody in the North, were better treated
Mr.. Ely received one hundred Collars in gold by
the hand of AIR. Faulkner. q Christmas present
rom Schuyler Colfax, to be distributed among
the destitute private soldiers imprisoned in Rich
mond, and so disposed Of it
Letters brought ~ Mr. Fly from prisoners sent
to Tuscaloosa, Ala, inuicatc that they are quite
comfortable.
None Of the prisoners at Rich lnond, Charleston
or Tuscaloosa suffered much from hea, during the
summer.
Worlds Despatch
The manner in which Mason and s;iidel are to
be delivered ur has been left to Lord Lyons, WHO
will, doubtless, have il done in the manner lea.
offensive TO this Government. 1hey will rr, ba-
bly, be put on board the steamer America which
sails from New York next Wednesday, apd which.
j. Is understood VIII be required TO stop at Bosto,
to take the Rebel Connis sioners on board.