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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, writing on the 10Th,
SAYS:
AN extraordinary Cabinet meeting
was held last evening from 2 l-2 till 10
o'clock, az which Generals McClelland
and Mcdowell were present. General
McClelland stated his plans in detail. and
he has, by consent Of all parties, assumed
not only nominally, but actually, the en-
tire control Of the army Of the Potomac.
He will consult and listen TO the opinions
and advice of General Scott, and other
authorities, but he must be henceforth left
entirely to his own judgment and decision.
Napoleon like, he hears the opinions of
others. but forms his own conclusions, and
acts upon them. He asks this, and it is
ceded cordially to him. To him, there
fore, must hence be credited the success,
or charged he defeat of our arms"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Important from the Cherokee Ma.
ton.

Two men who arrived at Rolla on Sat.
urday, report that about two weeks ago,
Ross the Cherokee Chief, had called
5000 C%herokees about him, and declared
for the Union. Read, an influential half
breed and a secessionists, had raised the
standard Of revolt, and had had a skirmish
near Talaqua with Ross's body guard
Ross was victorious. This information
is in conflict with recent reports that Ross
and the whole Nation had declared for
secession, but we are assured by one of
the government scouts. now in the CITY,
who knows all about the Southwest, that
it is reliable.-&. Lo1tis Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
t" could not love thee, dear, so muchJ
Ioved | not honor MORE"
4 SnnnkY Horse

At the commencement of the battle Of
Manassas, Lieut.. Hasbrouck, of the West
Point Battery. was riding a little sorrel
horse. In a short time he was shot three
times, aud from loss of blood became too
weak for further service. He was strip
ped of bride and saddle and turned loose,
as his owner supposed, to die. In the
heat of the contest nothing more was
thought of the little s%orrel, nor was he
seen again until the remnant Of the bat
terry was far towards Washington on the
retreat. 1t paused at C%entreyille, and
while resting there Lieut.. Hasbrouck
was delighted to be Joined by bis faithful
horse, which by a strong instinct had
obeyed the bugle call TO retreat and had
found his true position With the battery
winch is more than the most of the human
mass engaged Oh the field can bost O
doing. He arrived safely ia Washington
is pow recovered of his wounds, AID ,
ready for another fight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

Cor WHAT RE CALLED FoR.-Ihe
California Christian Advocate states that
a Secessionist recently entered an eating
house at Martinez, and called for a first
rate Jeff. Davis meal" In due course of
time the waiter placed before him a large
covered dish-"only that and nothing
more" On removing the cover, Secesh
found snugly coiled up a hempen rope,
with a ~slIp-noose at one end. He left
had No appetite.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

TIE NECESSITY OF A VIcToRY TO TIE
REBELs.-A lady from Winchester, Va,
says all the Secessionists speak Of the
vital necessity of a Secession victory OPP
posite Washington, because no'hing Use
can keep their army together, the rebels
being almost destitute Of blankets and
other articles indispensable to a winter
campaign. ,
It is believed by the best informed
military men that the enemy is obliged to
fall back upon Richmond.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

A DAUGHTER TO GEN. McCLELLAE.
If Gen Mcclellan had been given the
opportunity of winning a great battle on
Sunday, as seemed probable for a time on
that day, it happens that a very young
lady Of his CITY. might have mentioned
IN after times that she was bern on the
Gay of her fathers great victory. Thi.
Very young lady aud her mother are SAID
TO be dong as well as could be expected,
Gin. Com. Oct. 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

On approaching Racine, Wisconsin, on
his squirting tour. while surrounded by
his sportsman's traps, Mr.. Russell was
welcomed bv an old farmer of the vicin-
ity with, I'VE are all glad to see you,
Mr.. Russell. Hope you will find lots of
gone. You can have all the game you
want, but you must not make game of the
American eagle outhere." This address
elected the enthusiastic applause of the
bystanders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

.AEir2 Pet--Nrs W. ". H,oEvET.
'ao ma been sr.ading the summer
notbs 90 ibe rjslns brought home with
Ler last week, Il l-auutui Young ante
Up. Il is n ben y-~Laa3-oma as a
woman" lfIt ever s'rays out about our
blue grass patch. aid The gate being
open il walks IN and appears to be
ENJOYING its,lf. Mrs. II need not be sar-
Pussd if we close said gate and "correll''
SAID antelope-just for fear it will ran
away, back TO its native prairie,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
SDrlnkIe'S FIOur.-Every body Ii

SDFlnkIe'S FIOUr.-EveIy body likes
Sprinkle's -four, manufactured at the ex-
tensive Merchant Mills IN this city. We
are pleased 10 know this establishment is
giving such general satisfaction. Far
mers cannot do better that to bring their
grain 10 the Brownville Mills. Notwith-
sanding the mill is kept running night
AID day, customers are always accommo'
dated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

Those who ]denounce Fremonts procla-
nation as an INVASION Of mems rights,
NAV be entirely corrected in their views
upon that subject, still they may as well
bear ia mind that the proclamation inter-
feres only wuh the rights of those men
who would destroy by force of arms ali
the nights of United States citizens under
the Ua.led States Government.-LoWts-
rifle .T0yypgL
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

Mayor HoADIY has been making ex-
tensive and beautiful improvements re-
Gently, in the way of additions and orna-
ments 10 his fine residence on the corner
Of Main and Second street. He has now
one of the best and most conveniently ar
ranged residence buildings in the Terri
tory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Strawberries.
\ &c CO.,
FLUSHING. N. Y.

VIII send their new Strawberry Catalogue, com
nrisinr $50 varieties. and new Catalogues Of Bull
bous Flowers and Grapes to applicants enclosing
stamps.
Princes Scarlet Magnate %Tricmphe de'Gand,
Hooker's jenny Lad, and 90 other varieties, 81 per
ion and IS Der loco. Wilson's Albany, 75cts pei
I0a. 81 per 1000, SO for 5000. Aus,in's Seeding
81 per Dozen.
For other splendid varieties see Catalogues.
Aug. n8-lt
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

A number Of citizens of this county
have attached themselves to Capt STEcK's
Cavalry Company, now being formed at
Rock Port, Mo, under Gov. CANDLES
call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

We call attention to the Prospectus of
Harper's Weekly. 1t. is now the great
Illustrated paper, having artists in every
part Of the country. Its war Illustrations
are ahead of anything else.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

D,ntforget, kind friends, that We want
vbsa' flour, corn, potatoes and wood at
lis ofice. We thought 10 just mention
his As ~ have said nothing about 1t
l..1Is
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

Those wishing the Farmer, also, can
have II one year for 2 bushels Of wheat,
Of corn. or 3 Of potatoes.
All other kinds Of produce taken at the
highest market price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

A good one' is told of a Quaker vol
unteer who wasi 10 a Virginia skIrmish.-
Coming into pretty close quarters with a
Toael, he remarks Friend, /; is unfor-
@Iusate. but thee stand just where I am
going to shoot" and, blazing away, down
came the secessioner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
&

- A]rernser' Office has provided
" ri,b Flag cuts, and also, those for
p y, r.rions kinds Of National Envel-
l "a IS now prepared to fill orders
10 a. retail. Apply at the Ad-
- Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

A couple of gentlemen write to Us in
curing where they can End John C..
Breckenridge. If The traitor is ahve, they
had better look for him 10 Virginia. II
dead, We fear we must bid them so to.
Prentice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

Capt. Day, from Sidney, Iowa, was in
THIS place last week, recruiting for a COM
Pany he is raising for the United States
service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
BrawnviIle, - Nebraska.
Motice Of Attachment.

Atmy instance an attachment was this day issued
bv AIbcrt TovIe. a Justice Of the Peace in and for
Gaze county, n T, against the property and effects
of David u. Jcmmerson, far the sum OF sixty DOL
lars Tho said David Il JemmetsoR Is therefore
hereby noti6ed that said case is adjourned until the
ID day Of November, D 1861, at o'clock. p Y:
NJ KELLY.
Beatrice, Sept 18th, 1851 nl2St-s2
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Notice OF Attachnent.

LVO U4NO VI
7 J Dowier, psi
VIM Nunson, deftf the gease
The defendant VIM. Nunson VIII take notl59 eN%s
=, aotion has been commenced on the 2nd day Of
Sentenber. 1861. before Jesse John, Justice Of the
pr5es. araiest him ard IN favor Of flc rlaintif for
s5jrfv-o "a d-lar,aH5 -veut T-s b cents, and t1st
bs property has heen attached. ani .alt -ls same IS
T.J.D0 WLER, PIT.
Sept 26th, 1851. uI2-9w-S2
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Produce subscriptions for the Ad-
VGrtiSer.

Weofer the following inducements to
i,so who desire to subscribe for the i'd
wiser. and pay for it in produce:
- " -Io,s
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

All orders should be addressedto
HENRY G. SPALDING,
49, Cedar Street, New York.
Dec. s, 1850. n22.1v
THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINGS
C1P..HAII.g PILLS ] ] !
VIII convince all who suffer from
FL z "A E
THAT A .
Speedy and Sure Cure
rs WITHIN THEIR REACH.
A.tBess Testimonials mere unsolicitcd By lr. SPAL-
DING, they afford unguestionoUs proof Of Hs
efficacy Of this truly scientific discovery.
Beverly, Nass, Dec. II, 1850
II c sPALDIxo. ESQ.
wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything Of the kind,
Il'ase send to me g.,
One of nv customers, who IS subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two days ras cured Of
an attack IN onehoUrJg your PtHs, which 4 sent her.
Respectfully yours,
PsmoIdsburg, Franklin Co, o.
January 9, 1851
Henry c SPALDING,
No 48 Cedar st, n
Dear sir:
Enclosed End twenty-five cents, (25,) for which
send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send to address OF
Rev VINO Filler, ReynOldsburg, franklin 20, ONO
Your Pill uork IKE a ehaTm-eHre Headache al
most instdHter.
WIN c FULLER.
Nasouv7le, Conn, Feb 5, 1851.
Mr.. SPALDISG.
have tried your Cepbalio Pills, and 7 lie them
On ,osU that l want YOU TO send me two dollars worth
part Of these are for the ueigbbors, to whom ] gave
a few ont of the fut box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
HaUerfofd, Pa, Feb. 8, 1861.
Sir:
wish you to send me one more box OF your Ce
phalic Pills, 7 hare received u grsrt deaf Of 0e"s7
from them.
MARY ANN STOIKHOUSE.
Spruce CreeE, Huntington Co., Pa-l
January is, 1861.
H. C. SPALD1NG.
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephat
ic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. Il. SlMONS.
P Share used one boz Of your PILE, aud fa'
Belle Vernon, Ohio. Jan. IS, 1851.
Henry c. SPALD1NG, ESQ.
Please find inelosed twenty-five cents, for Whiei
send me another box Of your Cepha1c mis- 1As!
direct A. STOYER, PM.
Relic Vernon, Wvandot Coz
rz-A SINGLE hottie Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE viii save ten times its cost annusHy-&
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
10 ALI WT,nnn e. MAY Concern.

EO All VeE1O1h IA NAdy
All persons indebted to VIM. 7 DEN, either on
hook account, or BY note, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on or before the 10th day of March 1851,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Brownville, Feb. p WIN. T.DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
CARD.

7 take this method 70 return thankS 10 me cliizeAs d
Rr.wnviUa and yicin5ty FOR their formur libeI al patron
ace. and to INFORM them that l have sofa my e'oOA q
Drugs and Medicines in the a.
CITY ESsRUG STORE.
lam now so situated and prepared as to devote my
entire attention 10 my professional business as u
Physician and Surgeon,
mi &c srch. viii he -aadyat all times 70 visit, and WITH
.te best Of care zld skill assist the sick and wouAlCd "a
their sniictiou. on the most libersl terms.
Ny c11ca at present is at J. J. Thurman's Drug store
a. Z SO JOHN GRIM, N. D.
BrovnviIIe, August, %, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

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T11Irch's W7rranted G0rde1 Seeds,
.r frs.b and o. the last years growth.
o., b., ,ttqflsf ~ rls Old HD1Se at philadelphia,
ard vilc.aE1c their sales Ct 9srlcn Seeds exelu-
.ive ~ those. They will keep a very largo stock Of
IN Implements and Machinery IN Use,
ryBaACiNG ALL THE LEADING ARTICLES N TIE
TRADE, OF TIE BEST MANUFACTURES.
They solicit the continued custom Of theirtriends,
ard Of all those who have dealt at the branch house
of LavDRErH & SON, at st. Louis. Oar prices sGall
be very low, in acco. dance with The times, and we
hope ID satisfy all who call on US, as TO the superior
quality Of our stock, and the prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

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A RIehmond Union Man.

A lady. who recently returned from
Richmond. Virginia, relates the fellow
ing incidcn':
Col Payne, United States army, and
tor many long years a friend Of General
Scott, had excited a reluctant admiration
there Oh account of his p%ersevering n
rmmovahle determination not to desert
the stars and stripes. No br'hes, or
threats, or hattery could shake hun; he
had the Napoleonic temperament, "lfke
a block of marble, over which the thun'
der. shaft glided along, leaving no impress
sion" Jefersan Davis, and all the dis
tinguished men of his kingdom, visited
the old man, ami sought to reason him
out of his fealty, but in vain; and even a
lady, to whom he was once engaged, was
commissioned to weep over hinr, hut the
old mans heart replied, if his lips did
not
81 could not love thee, dear, so muchJ
Loved | not honor MORE"
Finally, the dog showed his teeth
property belonging to him, to the amount
of $500 600 or so, was threatened. lie
it 60" said the solder. At latest obser'
vaion this planet, o%verawing the nigh
of Secession, was not in obScurity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24

"ODE TO NEGRO LIBERTY."-The
pastor of the church in DAYTON, Ohio,
where Vallandingham attends. the other
day gave out the beautiful hymn:
My country, It's of the,
Sweet land Of liberty,
Of thee | sing.
Whereupon, Val~landingham wrote the
pastor a scurrilous letter, roundly abusing
him for introducing an lode to negro
liberty into religious exercises.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Notice to P~Fe-EmptOFS.

To John Belfry James c.. Catron, HenryG. Smith
Charles T Cornell and Thomas Maddox.
You are hereby notified 20 appear at the land Of
fee At Brovp7ilie, within 80 days from this date
to make further proof in relation 10 your Pre-emp-
ton claims in accordance with instructions from the
General Land Ofee at Washington.
RICHARD +. BARlIET, Register;
CHARLES b.. SMITH, Receiver.
IuIy 1Sf. 1891
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
PREpARE ~ TEE
PREPARE ~ TE8EE
AGAINST THE
THE FIRES OF FALL,
BY Prime, A. No. Insurance.,
IN THE
PE0ggTX INSURANCE. CO.
OF HARTFORD,
OF HARTFORD,
80 80 o. "a pLnni9

Ere manifest in the following statement Of Facts
ard figures, showing the smOant equaliEcd 10 public
benefit, in the shape Of losses paid in the west and
South. durin- the past four years "a substantially roc
80 oF,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Eh2InG and BOhBDIIG

II O u . Il.
BROWNVILLE, N: T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
Harper's Weekly

to any Regiment or Ship Of War which may supply
the namo and address Of the officer to whomi it should
be forwarded.
The Circulation Of H1rasr's Weekly is over one
hundred thousand copies. They have aleeady pub
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

theodore HiIa before Jesse johns, !. P, q Sc:
VS.. mana county Neo@0
nm the lstb day Of August A. D. 1881, said Justice
issned an order OF attachment in the above aeIon tF
! the sum Ct s34 and costs said case vii pc tlltI -
/ Der 9th, 1881. B. W.IhOAAS -
BrownyilIe, August 24ih, 1851 ln5-s"l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
BROWNVILI.E
THORN, COLEMAN, CO.

Announce to the travelling public that their splendid
and commudious steam Ferry running across from
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-24
SETH A CHAPLIN,

And having completely renovated the est1bfshment. -
prepared to date patrons with buard y to
meal, or week in the best style she country aioras. 40
has also secured the rooms erected expressly d Jno9@
whitney for that purpose, and IS prepared 10 furnish
Iodcers with good Convenient snd well ventilated rooms.
invites the patronage Of the public and pledges
himself to SPARE ho pains To render saiiSisc,loh'
RrnwnEiIIe. AuEusL egLh. le6l. Lno-Ll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
The Position of MARYLAND.

The Baltimore Exchange protests, in the
name of the people of Maryland, against the
high handed measures which the Admins ira
out, by1orce of arms, all opposition in that
State to rs Iawless and tyrannical an exercise
of power ever disgraced the annals of a
nation. 1t says:
If. however, the hope is enterta that by
adopting this tyrannicai system OF repression
and suppression. the Southern sympathies Of
the people Of Maryland will be crushed out,
we frankly tell those who are possessed OF
this delusion, not to be deceived by appear
auces. Whatever may be the opinions that
are held among us, they cannot be radically
changed by a display of force. There may be,
and doubtless is, at this Juncture, a singular
calmness on the surface but who can meas
ure the strength OF the under current with
the exception OF those Who are timid and time
serving, there are very few among who
have not made up their minds as TO the proper
course to be pursued whenever the occasion
is opportun and free and unbiased eX-
preston of the popular will can be had.
If some assert, We are poWerless at this
have been put upon Us, why then we have no
recourse but 10 bear them with what patience
we may. We must learn to suffer and-to
wait. To steadfast souls, whatever may be the
darkness OF the present, the future still dis
closes it's bow of promise. When men dare
not speak their inmost thoughts, 1t is AN act
OF prudence to remain silent. 1t would be
madness and not courage that would counsel
resistance to overwhelming force. But
1.-The Whirlgig of Time" brings about its
changes, ana warn the Admins tration and
its Northern allies that silence does not aiIyays
imply acquiescence, nor must absten ton from
active opposition be taken for abject sub
mission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11

From TIE RIO GRAsDE-An Abolition Raid.
Brownsville and Corpus Christi papers con-
tain accounts Of boldly attempted and time
ly -frus trated abolition raid on the Rio Grande
In Zapata county. Itappears that about forty
of the citizens (haIf- -breeds) organized, armed
and marched upon Carlo, the county seat of
the civil officers taking the oath OF office pre-
scribed by the Confederate States Coustitu
tion. After starting they were Joined by a
band of thirty more, all well armed and or
ganized
This quite formidable force, after holding a
council and pronounciDg i'll favor OF the Uni
ted States Government, was proceeding upon
Carlo when Intelligence of the iusurrectIon
reached Col. Ford, At Laredo. Under~orders
from Col. Ford, Captain Nolan, with TWEEN
ty three men, advanced upon ard attacked
the insurg6n ts--theu mum mbering eighty men-
at point some eighteen miles from Carlo,
and completely rou ted them, killing three and
woundiug six. Capt. Nolan's command sus-
tanned no loss.
The Brownsville Flag seems TO think that
Cortina is at the bottom of this move, and
says he has subsequently been seen on the
American side of the river within twenty
miles of Brownsville, soliciting aid TOR anoth-
er attack This Cortena has become nuis
ance upon the Texas frontier, that should be
immediately abated, cost what it may.
Ii Is reported that another Ieyolu tion has
been inaugurated in Mexico, With Melia at
Its head, who Is said to have met and defeated
Doblado and to be in possession of many
stronghoIds throughout the cOuntry.-NeC
OrI ans Delta, K0Y4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-11
RgrRIBuTIoE. Baltimore South gives

RgTRIBuTIoE Baltimore South gives
the business men OF New York, formerly sup
posed to be our friends, an unmercful lash
ing. We copy the conclusion of the article
The future reserves for them rs it furnis he'd
for their prototypes, a Burke, who will, MS in
the case of their originals, gibbet their names
and memories on such an eminence of infamy,
that they Will never be forgotten nay, who
VIII send them to the latest pos terity ladened
with the excavations of mankind for their
hIdeous cOunsels and suggestions. This will
be historic retribution IL retribution which
Will make them and their children Stunned
by man, and GU tcasts from the sympathies of
the human race whom they have already so
much abused and still farther propose to out
rage. Their names Will be, as has been and
stIll is the case with those of their models,
eyeryw here recognized the synonymes of
crimes and atrocities which, on the bare men
tion, appal and horrify. Even the dregs and
rinsings of the sinks and kennels of New
York, which they are laboriously gathering
together in hordes for their merciIess warfare,
VIII turn upon them in time as in the French
revolution, with appetites not satiated, but
whetted and made more yoracious by the in
nocent blood which they are asked TO lap.
Their security will prove illusory. Human
ity VIII not fail TO vindicate itself; ii Will
add an additional warning for the future, in
the names OF thos. who now in the madness
OF lIelr rage plot and counsel the wholesale
putIhery OF thousands of their fellow couu-
trymen.