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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04


growing as rapidly, as any we ever saw
Il got a good start and deep root during
the wet weather in May. The short spell
of hot, dry weather IN June did not ap-
pear to retard its rapid growth in the
least. The fine showers we bad the last
Of June viii keep he ground 10 good or
der until the first Of August at least, and
even should there be no more rain this
Summer there would not be an entire
failure Of this crop.
Oats looks fine. Il was not 100 far ad-
vanced 10 be benefited BY the late rains.
There was not a very large amOun, sOwn
in this county--but fully enough for our
own use.
Farmers who have time to spare, or
who, if they have not time themselves,
can hire help at reasonable terms, should
SOW their stubble ground, or other vacant
land they may haye-wilh buckwheat.-
There has always been a market and
good prices for all that has been raised
in this Territory, and there viii be this
season for all Of it u farmers can raise.
Ii is good policy for farmers to raise a
variety Of crops. Communities, that de-
pend on n Staple alone will occasion
ally suffer from a partial or an entire
failure, which will be disastrous to the
fortunes of many individuals. But where
a variety Of crops are raised, the failure
of any one will not ruin nor greatly IN
iure any Of the community.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
The Rebels in AtchIsOn County, No.

We had, up 10 within a week or ten
DAYS past, felt hat if there was a seclu-
ded nook, as it were, that would escape
the excitement consequent from the I'M
fortunate state Of the country, that spot
would be Atchison cosnty Missouri, and
that portion Of Nebraska bordering there
on. But 1t appears rebellion is conta-
pious, and that our hitherto peaceable
and quiet neighbors across the river
and perhaps we on this side-are to be
dashed into a state Of unnecessary and
uncaHed-for excitement by a sett of reck-
less irresponsible men who have been in
communion with Claib JacksOn's emisa-
ries, sent up here for the purpose of
stirring up rebellion. For the past two
weeks these fellows have been p%articu-
larly obnoxious to Union men by their
continued and insolent nocturnal visits
hooting, shooting and bowling through
the settlements, threatening to run Union
men out Of the county; to drown them;
to burn their houses, barns, sc. 1t would
reasonably be supposed that the fate Of
Jackson and his followers in various parts
of the State would have been a lesson to
rebels in Missouri. 1t seems however, that
nothing short of a practical demonstra-
ton of the power and determination Of
the Union sentiment in hat State will
satisfy. The union men of AtChison coun-
tv, who are its solid men; those who are
honest, industrious, sober citizens and
patriots, and who have ever been char
~acterized for attending strictly to their
own business, and letting other people
alone, think, if we mistake them not,
that the time when "forbearance ceases
to be a virtue" has we'll nigh arrived.
They therefore propose to "give atten-
ton" when they are run out of the coun-
ty and their property destroyed, for a
faithful adherence TO to the constitution
and Government secured for them by
their forefathers.
Those fellows to whom we refer, are
also in the habit Of coming to B%rownviller
getting drunk, and becoming particularly
~boisterous and offensive. Last week one
of them threw a stone through the win
dow Of Col. Smiths residence. We have
understood all this that it was counting
an assault, that a pretext for a distur.
bance might be had. Our people desir'
ing peace, have exercised an unreason'
able amount of patience and forbearance
They are not disposed TO longer submit
to continued outrages, and have deter.
mined that these men when they come Il
our place must behave themselves. Ma
nv of them know how to act like gentle
men, and when they have thus demeane'
themselves. have always been treated a
such by our citizens. This course vii
be continued on our part while they con
/, duct themselves worthy of such treat
ment. If they choose different course
the responsibility is with them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Making Vinegar.

To eight gallons of clear rain water
add three quarts Of molasses; put into a
good cask; shake well a few times, then
add two or three ~spoOnfuls of good yeast
cakes. If in summer, place the cask in
the sun; if in winter, near the chimney,
where II nav warm. In ten or fifteen
DAYS add 10 this lianid a sheet Of brown
paner. torn in strips, dipped in molasses,
and good vinegar will he produced. The
papeT will. in this way, form what is called
The s'mother'' or life Of Vinegar.-GeRcs.
see FGTmsT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

MOVE ox.-such is the course puTsued b Curtis
valuable medicnes. They never cease doing good bu
press forward, relieving the SICK and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
BY Curtis Syrup Ct sassafras are really marvelous.-
Coughs, colds, hOarseRess, measles. eyea Consumption
begins 70 tremble when it comes in contact win BE-, md
soon the deafhIy grasp Is Ioosenei. Curtis Mamaluke
Liniment is familiar to every family in the country Tor
the many benefits they have received from ITS use. .
is we'll for every family 20 be provides they cannot tell
what hour they may require is use These medicines
stand high. and are used by many respectable physicians
o. extensive practise See advertisement in another
column
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Masters Sale.

In pursuance Of a decretai order made ~ the Dis
trict Court, held within and for hcmaha county,
Nebraska Territory, sitting 10 chancery' bearingdate
May 18th. 1851, in 2 certain ease pending 10 said
court. wherein d.. Martin 4 Co, are eompiainants
and Samuel Callan, Charles Hess and Aargart j..
Hess are defendants. 7 viii, on Friday the % day d
July. at 10 o'clock A.. n. o. said day, o. The door of
the building Ia Ehieh said court vas last held FOR
said county, ia the city o. Br0WnyIle. offer for rale
at publis auction the following described premises,
t0-Wit: The northwest quarter q tho sodth-West
Quarter q section No. twenty-five -, Township
No. six (6A, norih II Range No. ffteen is east Of
the 9th principal meridian, situated 10 ACmaha Co.
Nebmska Territory. Tsm-cash IN hand
J.. 8. BEDFORD, Master 10 Chaneery.
June 20th, 1861. lu50s6W5i
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

FAIRBANKS 1t is a significant fact, which
the public will appreciate, that whenever new scales
are put upon the market, as large numbers have been
from time to time, during the last thirty years, IL
seems to be the first and chef aim Of the makers %
show that they are the same as Fairbanks or like
them. or have taken premiuras over them, thus recog-
nizing the latter as the standard for excellence, and
showing the strong hold they have upon the public con-
adence. It is a wsll-kn0vn fast that while most Of
these scales have, after more or less trial, passed
mainly out Of use, Fairbanks have gene steadily for
ward, Increasing IN public favor year after year, and
are now much more generally used than all others, not
only in this country, but wherever American commerce
has been carried. This could not be 70 u they were not
all that is cisimed for them IN respect 70 their dura-
biIity. a. well as convenience ans ao~curacy-ChicagO
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
[Fm he Advertiser
a Snng
AB-Over-boaHd the Tea Goes.
nrIn-naanWAY.

AB-Ovcr-boa7d the Tea 0oes-
ST =. y. BEADEAT.
o. send your n,bbers home, King Jsf,
Their stealing sime IS Ger;
We love yeur esttnn jet fan weli,
But we lore uBr country mere.
Thea oserboarI the sraitsrs so-Hsars Aoi
Amid the caunouis roar
We lsvs yosr cosson Jet fall WE'LL
Bot We lore Oar Gsairy more.
So, then or Gag ue VII unfEH,
The emblem Of the free;
And let the naughty Southern know,
That scare Oh FOR liberty.
The nover-boaEd the niggers gO-HsaVe no!
Amid the lannon's rOar;
We love your cotton yet full wen,
But We love our country more.
Wen make the traitors and such like
Give up their piracy
We Union boys are on > strike,
And all for liberty.
Then overheard the pirates gO-HeaVoh ol
Amid the lannon's roar
WelOve your cotton yet full well,
But we love our country more.
Then up, ye Northern sons Of toll,
"Greasy Mechanics" called;
Strike for your Country and your God,
Till treason stands appalled,.
Then overheard all traitors go-Heaye ho!
Amid the lannon's roar:
We love your cotton yet full well,
But we love our country more.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Masters Sale.

In pursuance Of a decretal order made by the Dis
triet Court, held within and for Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery, bearing date
Nav 10th, 1861, in a certain case pending in said
court, wherein Samuel A. Chambers, executor Of The
estate Of Willis Hill, deceased, is complainant and
Little p. Hiatt, et al, are defendants, / will. on Mon
day the 5th day If August, 1861, az 10 o'clock A.. ~,
of said day, at the door Of the building in which
said court was last held for said county, IN the city
of Brcwnville, offer for sale the following described
PREMISES, viz. Lots five, six, seven and eight 81 g,
Z and g, I'm block sixty.six L66, in Nemaha City IN
said County and Territory. Terms, cash in hand.
j.. $. BEDFORD.
n5IsGw5 Master IN Chanccry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
The "HeaEenIK Stranger"

During the present week an extraor-
dinarily large comet has been visible in
the northern part of the sky. 1t is now
in the constellation "Ursa Major" 1t
came u~nannounced and consequently rs
one whose orbit has not been defined by
astronomers. 1t Is now receding from
the sun. In TIE dark ages it would have
caused terror throughout the world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Masters Sale

In pursuance Of a dccrotal order nads p
triet Court held Within and Zoe Aema1a
Nebraska Territory, sitting in Chhnesi!,
date May 10Th, 1851, IN e certain oass
aid court wherein Jaeks0n Lyne1iHeoI
Whvts. sarah Whyte, William h
Martha nobiizel are ~deieu1anta, ] va
the 10Th July, 1851, a. 10 o'clock "A. Nc
AZ the door q the Building IN when
Of said District Court va bed ~
the city Of Br0Wuviile, 0her To- ais -
ton the following described Ere@ "a "A
Southeast quarter 81 section 20. 49,
- ~ 49, etb p-iseiDai meridian Higais ID
sOua1' j. g. EEDEOB
MastsF ID CO..
June 90. 1851. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
THE ADVERTISED
IL. w. FITRN4s. EDITOR.
THURSDAY NoRSIN0 july, . ls5I.

Then M viii our Gag Jet % stream on the air. p
T6,ngb our father are cold iB heir grave,
They bad hands that could strike, they bad s0ui.
that could dare,
And their sons were not born b be slaves.
10. up With that banneri Vhcre'er u may call
Oar millions shall rally around
A nation Of freDfnen that moment shall TAI
When its stars shall be trailed on the gOund.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

.f,.r ,bs Cbsnlaipcv. If he should OBJ
,.;n !, he will no, have The members Of
..C,mpanv C." for auditors. May bis
.sb.8ow grow small by degrees" and
miserably less. More ron y
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Some people live by finding fault. Al
ready sore-heads, and at-heart-opposers
TO every move to sustain the Government
are. pitching into Gov. Saunders of this
Territory. They think they have dis
covered a mares nest, with 1.-The hen
ON The great aid-to-be,discOvery is,
that Gov. Saunders is interested IN the
s1dership for the Nebraska Regiment!
We know nothing as TO this, and care
less. This much we know, hOwever-as
we were at Omaha when Mr.. Spencer
was appointed su,ler-Gov. Saunders was
not in the Territory at the time, and, in
. opinion, knew nothing of the matter.
Bal, suppose he did and suppose be is
interested with Mr.. Spencer, or with any
q elsel Then whatl VIII some one
Of these Solomons show wherein consists
the henious crimes If the Governor is
so circumsianced as 10 be able 10 advance
money. clothing and provisions, in the
present emergency, it is certainly fOrtu-
nate for the soldiers composing the Ne
braska Regiment. And 50 long as the
brave boys who have volunteered are hon.
esily and fairly deal, with, we are salts
fed. aud think others ought 10 be. If
however, at any time, We shall have rea-
son. 10 believe the soldiers or General
Government are being in any way "heec'
ed" then we viii be among those to"cry
aloud, and pare not"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Removal OF the Surveyor Generals
Office.

We see that the new Surveyor General
for the Kansas and Nebraska, Mark w.
DrLAHAY, gives notice that the office will
be removed from Nebraska City to
Leavenworth, Kansas. We know not
why this change has been made, and
doubt very much whether any good reason
can be given.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

sHEa
We Lave been asked daily, in fact,
almost hourly, for weeks past, "Why
don't the Governor send Us a portion OF
tho Nebraska Regiment"
There are several reasons why a por-
lion Of the regiment has not yet been
sent 10 this point. First. We under
stand the Governor is without authority
TO move the regiment or airy part Of 1t
from the place Of rendezvous without au-
thori,y from the Major General Of the
Division or the War Department. We
feel confident that acting Governor Pad
dock, in the absence Of Gov. Saunders,
however, is using every effort to become
clothed with authority to act as emergen-
cy may require, and will see that this
point is sufficiently protected as soon as
possible. Again it is said the men are
without arms or uniforms, and are as yet
hut partially drilled and disciplined
These are all facts we presume, and I'M
der ordinary circumstances would, per-
haps, be considered insurmountable.
There are other facts and circumstan-
ces however, existing in and surrounding
particularly this point and county that
are of greater magnitude and may not
admit Of too tedious formalities. This
town and county is the most exposed, and
for many reasons more liable TO be dis
turbed than any other in the Territory,and
yet it responded promptly to the call Of the
Governor, and is the only county in the
Territory except, perhaps Cass, that has
furnished q full Company Of ats Own cit
dsens.
Forthe past two weeks our people, in
town especially, bat in both town and
country, have been drawn upon extrava-
gantly as to time, money and rest, in the
exercise of such precautionary means a:
have been deemed indispensable for safe.
ty and quiet. The timid are becoming
alarmed and leaving. Several farmers
have left prosperous farms and crops anC
gone back to the States. Under these
circumstance, we claim that if there j!
one point in Nebraska that should b.
looked after without delay it is this.
The mere ~stationing of a few compan
les at this point would allay fear, Civ,
confidence, restore quiet. that the farmer
mechanic and merchant might proceed a
usual; ard in the end prevent disturbance il
this region. As to arms; a suficien
number could be borrowed of home com
panies at points where there isno earthl
probability of trouble, until the GovernO
secures supply for the Regiment. Tn
men can be drilled and disciplined her
Just as well as elsewhere; and as to pre-
visions. a most important consideration
they can be furnished we venture to sa
cheaper than at any other point. Just
single item we may be permitted to mer
ton. We understand fresh beef is fui
nished at Omaha for Sets per pound
Here parties viii agree to furnishat Act
just half.
We have every reason TO believe "
will certainly meet with proper and just
entitled attention very shortly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
SHERIFFS SALE.
Territory Of Nebraska,
Va
G. Ell. Holmes.

By virtue Of a writ Of sale 10 me directed from
the District Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Ter
rtorv. will offer for sale no the door o. M'Phers0n's
Store the place where the District Court held it,
last Term, in the town Of BroWnyiile, Nebraska Ter
rit0ry, On
Monday, the 22nd dag Of July, 1861.
at the hour Of . o'clock, p ~, he following lands and
tenements, to-Wit: Lot 10 six fG) and seven ~ 80
Township four ~, Range sixteen 49, east. contain
ing II 00-I00. al lying and being IN Nemaha eoun-
t., Nebra-ka Territory.
J B WELLS Sheriff.
byJ W COLE3fAS. DepGy
June 18th, 1851. lu50WjSlll
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

We delayed u paper until this FRI
aay, in hopes Of being able to lay before
our readers the President Message.
Had ii come.on the wires yesterday even
ing. as expected, we had made arrange
ments for it 10 appear in print this Morn
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Louis Neal of this county who has been
in Jail at Omaha near two years past on
charge of killing ''Fontenelle" one of
the Omaha Chiefs, was last week dis
charged by the Supreme Court.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Gov. SAUNDERS is now at Washington,
or will be before he returns and will pro-
cure the arms and uniform for the Ne
braska Regiment. They will be here as
soon as it is possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

sAnzA-We have long supposed this celebrated drug
had come to an exploded um5ug, but we are a~ssuredby
those skilled in the healing art, that not the Sarsapa-
riIla itself is to be blamed for this conclusion, but the
miserable worthless preparations which contain about
as much &. its real virtues as they do Of Gold dust
1t is a commercial fact that almost all Of the sarsapa-
rilla gathered in the world is CONSUMED in the old coun-
tries or Europe, where the science Of medicine has
reached its highest perfection, and where they know
the best what to employ FOR the mastery Of disease
Hence we are glad to hnd that we are now to have a
compound Of this excellent Alternative, which can bere-
lied on, and our community viii not need to be assured
that anything Doctor AVER makes is worthy Of their
confidence. He has been for years e engaged in eliminate
ing this remedy tsee advertising columns designing 20
make IL his ''chiefd '0UVre which should add the crown
nine glory to his already enviable reputaii0n-Amet-
can cen, Ney York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
TEAMS WANTED.

Tho Subscribers wish 10 hire FIFTEEN OR
TWENTY TEAMS to freight 20 the Mountains. T.
start about the 5th or 10Th Of July.
d.. j. MARTIN co.
Brownyillc, y. T. June 18th. 1851. nJOw2
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

As we predicted, and as should be the
case the St Joseph Daily Gazette has
completely izzled out. So may it ever
be with traitors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

We have received the atlantic Month
Iy and Ladies Repository for July, but
have not had time to peruse them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
THE PEOPLES
PATRIOTIC PICTURE GALLEY
JUST PUBLISHED IN SPLENDID Sa

JUsT PUBLISHED IN SPLENDID SR
l. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR AEDERS0E u
Hero Of Sumter, Q
2. PORTRAIT OF MAJOR GEN. BTun >
s. PORTRAIT OF COL. ELLSWORTH do,
New York Fire Zouaves, aSaGinatdHN
exandria, after hauling down he Rsad
flag.
4. THE BOMBARDMEET OF T0RT SUI.
TER, a magniA;sat, large, richly gb7eia
craving.
s. THE MASS. REGIMENT Sighting iha
way through the streets OF Baltlnan. A
most spirited picture, giving q veTI a1si
idea Of that bloody transaction.
{. "sTAR sPANGLED BANNER COD
DEss OF LIBERTY. A heart-suuiag d.
sion, exquisitsly oolorod.
6. THE UNION VOLUNTEERS. Tho sua
soldier represented in the act Of tmmFg
under foot the ~traito-'s bonner, and unili
ling 10 les place the glorious OLD star
s~tripes" forever in triumph % WGo
2 THE DEFENDERS OF OUR UNI0Nt
mammoth ~lthogradhie picture, brliang
eclored. representing the various crackreg-
mepts In the United States service, 10 na
dress, and equipped and armed id ten',
service, being one Of the most mhgnile,i
pictures Of that kind ever gOt az "a n,
country. Among the military tspr'ssla'
are the New York 7th, Mass. Oh, The ff,-
men Zouages, Col. Duryoo's Advances aae1
Ist German Rides, French Zoua'e, 9Al
Wilson's Zonayes, etc. e0, e
Any single picture viii be sent byn aL Pi
everywhere on receipt Of price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Wool SpeCimens.-DR. HANNA, of
Richardson County has placed upon our
table a specimen of wool plucked from
a Leicester sheep last February. The
fiber measures Is 1-4inches. The Doc
tor intends bringing some of this stock
TO Nebraska this season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

ceased
rs
Catharlne Wiliam MaTEnfeA1
Ama8 a ulr1n uenatn - -
- Csfharlns. william Aaf2feh' A@.
49,, 1000 hers aa1 legal repreient
sepb Deroia. dfceased you are herenI
81 fse az fsy ~ June A. y 1881 SAD 80
aIefhis peafioa in the pratale- celTt q Ael
~ Nebraska TERRITORY. TIE uhterta nd pra 4
petition g. O. ahiaia an order on ne Al j.
"A ID. 1881, at DO o'cioct. An at mE
Vile in sald counfy. Tor ne safe q ~ ~
egtafe. ~ wkleh ire sald 5oseph Cerctt
~. ne rrdivided ane-fcuth q ne N b
Derosn. ia Nemaha CouniH y T. 81 -
persons inierested NAY attend anl sH
PRAYER 81 sad petition shoud nlt D. 60
witness ny hand Rnd.the seal OF tLe
Nemsha county, Netraska ferrtolL IL 10.
: Z. Ia. WHEELEH EfceaN
Juns & 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
500
TAXES.
E.


DELINQUENT Tax Payers FOR the year 1859 ere mere
notified that such delinquency must De faiaDy
the 18th inst, this is the oily and iasT noeSo, ~
II not needed. the process required by Law Tor the
collection az delinquent taxes viii be enforced.
Attention Is also called to the special school Tax
levied i'm school District No !, Township ,, kange
10. Nemaha City School District and IN sehool
Districts i, ?, 3 and 4, Township o, Range H. as
said special Taxes must be paid.
JACOB ~STRICALER,
July, 4th, 1851. [n52w2l County TreasuFer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
We viii send the complete set Of picture =
rart Of the United States, Posiage PAD
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR!
FOR ONE DOLLAR

We will send By mnil, postpaid, The .ai'''l'
Union Goods gLra
/. One copy Hardce's Tactics, the Tex Zoos
Citizen Soldier. -
2. 25 splcndid assorted Union Envelope
new devices.
3. q sheets superfne Union paper.
4. No. 4 Of our pietare gallery, The D
Of SUMTER
5. No. 5 Of our picture gallery TIE
SIXTH
8. The splendid picture "Ths De,snaan
Union"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
Grand Lodge Of Nebraska |. O.. 0. F.

The r. W.. Grand Lodge Of Nebraska
1921 O.O F. viii hold It's annual meeting
~ at Nebraska City, commencing on the
Second Tuesday, 9th Of July, 1851.
Territorial papers friendly will please notice or
copy. r. w. FURNAS, G.. Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
A Double-page
Map Of the World,


VIII be given free along with the first number Of the
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL now ready
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

A Gold Feb Chain. The owner can have By de-
Frribin- same and rowing Tor this advertisement.
Brownvjle. jane Il. SAMUEL CALLLEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
WelI Bnckets and WheeIs
GROCERIES.

A select stock of light Groceries Constantly on
hand and for sale al Ted1ce3 rates a. the new store
il THURMAN
Brownville, AprlI '6L. nio-Jiy
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
FOR ONE /
FOR ONE 0LLAR .,
FOR mi DOLLA

We viii send the following, PsF
Portrait Of the youthful Col Ellsulrb, 49,
az Alexandria, a martyr Go DE casa"
IS assorted Union Envelope. la
The splendid picture enitl d @Ihs Da
Union" --
A magnificent Gold Uuion Pin, the n7a
got up valued % 81 50.
Envelopes sitk tho newest dedgn8 ana
s~cription ~ Union Goods can DO gfoe ~
cheaper than any where else. sampis
dealers on application.
Addns al letters aEd orders.
L. j. YOIGT y ~
n50w2 II ian Street. Aca
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Probate Court cf Ne
maha County, Ne
braska Territory,
petition 70 sell Real
Estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

Heath Eubkolis a. Afminlstrator
% toe estate q Sosesh Deran de-
ceased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-04

Heath Nuckolls administrator
of the estate Of Charles NJ.
GreeYer. deceased,