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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01

Southern Music Store,

IAS. A. MCCLURE takes pleasure in announcing to
e the public that he has now associated with him
Prof o. Becker, the popular Musician and .-uthor.
Hls many friends and The public generally, can now
have his aid In selecting Sheet Music Musical
struments. Ny stock of Sheet Music and Pianos is
the largest in the South west to which will be added
daily all the New Music published -
am still manufacturing Drums and BugleS, which
pronounced the best in Give call before
purchasing elsewhere
- J. A. MCCLURE co.
n. Bust issued second edition Of the Palmetto
Song the most popular song ever published in the
South. In press, Prof Becker's new song. Star OF
Liberty, which viii be ready about LIST August Send
your order. Only 40c.
Suly 26.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
Kettles and Bark Mills.

TOCK or Salt Petre Kettles and Bark Mills for sale
- at WOODS, YEATMAN i co.'s
noy1-wAtw1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
ME mon Al.
BEASLEY s. RUTH.

No. Is, Deaderieh street, Naa.OaHe, 11sa., ne1
door to Her,derses Bros,
RE prepared do all kinds of Painting Granting,
n Marketing and Paper Hanging, at prices TO suit
the times. Tune3Q-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01

10 =. ; - = BOSTON, NOV. %. (
The reception of Commander Wilkes win
take place this afternoon at Fanuell Hall =
The officers Of the San Jacinto will be re-
aeeived at Long Wharf by body Of citizens
with music and escorted to the hall, where
congratulations and hand shakings by the
public generally win constitute the pro-
eeedings.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
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,engs. Concluded from First Page
~ A Scouting Party.
A scouting party Of 150 cavalry, sent out
hy Gen Mccall to- day, went as far as
y GAINESVILLE, shout half way from his camp,
to Leesburg, and returned without seeing
any signs of the enemy.
Especial TO the \. Z. Times.
'-Aas5- -s4f Army Clothes
Captain Thomas, of the Quariermas er's
Department, has now 260, 900 army coats
zaa and pantaloons stored in the commissary's
building Yesterday an entire brigade of
1000 men were furnished with pantsloons
In two hours
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
The Mortar Fleet.

s-. ST. LOUIS, Oct 90. .
Work on the mortar feet has not been
stepped. as stated in the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, but is progressing rapidly, and the
boats are expected to. be finished this week.
The mortars are being already cast, and
awaiting shipment at Pittsburg.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-01
Arrival from California.
Yankee Refugees.

ef JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. "a.
A train of ten emigrant wagons arrived
to-day from Hickory county, and the roads
from the southwest are said to be lined with
refugees. 50 @
Price is reported to be on the Usage river,
coming North. fkgfi5 st
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17


benefit Of all the States; yet these States
say to-day that they viii 90 out on their
own v~olition. What an illogical argu-
ment! The compact was reciprocal. They
have no right tOgo Que.
He would tell Norihefh Friends hat
Tennessee was not d be drawn OF Of the
confederacy He wonld rather see q con-
solidated gorernment than thirty-three
petty, wrangIing powers. It might occur
TO the border States TO establish central
republic, forming friendly alliance with
Northern border States. In this cOnBec-
ton what is Ia be done with the Capitol,
founded by Washington Il couldn't be
given exclusively 70 the North o. the
South.
He said the South had better bear the
ills they have than fly to others they know
not Of. He intended 70 stand By the Con-
stitution and demand the faithful performs
ance of its guarantees. He would not
be driven oat of the house built by his
fathers. He wanted to stay rash and
preeipitate action in some parts Of the
South, which runs TO hot-head madness.
He trusted In God that the Union would
be preserved, and he intended TO hold to
liz as the palladium Of civil liberty, as the
ship wrecked mariner clings othe plank
to save himself. What grievance oper-
ates on South Carolina 2 Is il because
she wants to take slaves into the Terrific
fies7 Both of her Senators at the last
session said sNo need Of il now.''
Is itreason For disnnion because our
man was not elected?s If Breckenridge
was elected, nobody wanted to break The
Union. He said nc. What is there TO
fear g. Let South Carolina send her Sem
ators back, and Lincoln can't even make
a Cabinet without the consent OF the
Senate. Was he such a coward as to re-
tract when il was evident they had the
poWer2 Was he to be so cowardly as to
desert the noble band at the North who
had stood by the South in principle! Yet
for a temporary defeat turn their backs
on them and leave them to their fate
Nothing was necessary but to stand to
your posts like men. For one, / would
stand up supporting the edifce as long
as human efforts last. He closed with a
strong aPpealto stand by the Constitution.
Surely matters are becoming to a pref
.y pass, when our statesmen are threaten
ed with a halter for expressing such pat
riotic sentiments. 251
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
Trust Sale.


whereas on the 5h day q August, ADIS5s, wins
Gerka, for the purpose 81 socuFing 70 Thomas j -
orbearer the sum d two hundred ana dtty doliar
evidenced BY his promiss0ry note bearing date a -.
said, payable twelve months after date, cOnvtyea -.
undersigned "a Dowler in trust, the follosinra.-
bed real estate 10 Nemaha County, Nebraska FsrriIg-.
to-wit northwest quarter OF section fourteen tovn-a
six north o. range fourteen eaStof theGrh prfacipsI -
fidian. .a
And whereasiti IS proViiedin said Deed % Trust "a,
sum 50 secured 70 said Thomas ). Dowler or hasrer -.
not paidhim BY The 5th day Of August, A DIsEo. tha m
dersigaed was authorized to sell the properly uersT,
conveyed, after advertising the same thirty dsTs h 49,
newspaper prinsed a thsTeriibTyaf Nsbrasta arp51
lie euctloD 81 re ircr ~ tie oHce of heiatts q go
81 Nenaha county, IL hr0Un7li1a Nooraska, sxeca,
~ = the purchaser o. pay 81 ne anJI1I ne.n
t4U1e1 Eit1 Interest costs expenses ~ arannnrhIat-
tnes feei end % bold ne remainder suhiecl hns
order 81 said Gerta.
AadWheree5 t1e ssd Wliiam Csfta has hirs h
pay said not9 % anT part thereof therefore Hofcs a
hereby gwen that ~ virtue o. tbeauthority q ne drn
y SAID DEED % Trust I viii On Hon1ay. IanusrF -
1851 % the door Of the 03cs q the County CIark ofNe
maha county, Ia hroWngiIle,- Eeoraska, between "a
hours % 8O'clock a ~ and 3 6elock , x 81 add dsg I'll
said real estate AZ public auction 10 the highest bidss'
for cash and upon such sale and payment Of the pur.
chase money will make, execute and deliver tofhe on.
chaser or purchasers thereof . deed or deeds f0r ali
real estate. A. DOWIFR Trr.fa.
December 2sth, $3.50. 2s-5t-si6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

THE NEW ToEK N-ERcURY-The anuai prospectus Of
this gem Of the literary Press appears in another column
It's stories, carefully written and beautifully illustrate
ed, are supplied in so PTofuse a q~Dautity, that the
world, we believe, has never seen anything to compare
in chespness and elegance. with this splendid pubIica-
tion. 1.-THE Mercury gave but enc part or its leading
story weekly, and no other matter, 1t EOuldbe a mira
Gle OF cheapness; but when we eastour eyes over All its
other stories, serial and complete, and all the varied
matter Of The Aercury, it sstOuishes Us, ana, K we did
not see the vast quantity Of the cAoisest matter Of each
weekly issue. we should doubt the possibility Of such
rare perfection in literary journalism being attained-
We recOmend to all, the New York Mercury; subscribe
for it, it is better than an investment in an established
savings bank there is no danger Of its breaking or ego
ing TO smash - and yeu receive compound interest for
ysur nsney.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
The1 YaileE Farmer.--The Jannary

The Valley ~Farmer.-The January
number is on u table. We have exa.
mined it. and find it filled with suchmats
Ter as must interest every one who eulti-
Yates the soil. This popular monthly not
only treats of the best methods of %cultiv1
atiDg the soil, the various crops, Sc, but
it has departments especially devoted to
the care and management of stock, fruit,
the garden, the honey bee, poultry, sc,
Those farmers who have not yet subscri-
bed for it, should lose no time in doing
so. 1t is published in magazine form. on
the lst Of each month, containing 80
royal octave pages, by Norman ]. Col
man. of St. Louis, at the low price of 81
per IN gH sa aaila au 9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
- - - 60 90.

Wfliamsq1RW Cebhl Civil action. D~isfeo-
fHs1CAA4 Neuhaa coung Earf.
Gurdln d. Wilcox. of Nebraska.
The said dsfsndaat GaraiaH WHeox,in 4, r
ritory Of Kansas in tsks notice that o. lhs -
DAY Of Soptembsf, 1850 said plni1ti4
Cobb, di6 Gle be netitisn IL ai2 Dgriat Cs1r =
and CO.. ad Connfg * Nomrha ttaf sifh
andavit Tor an a~ttaehmsntin he above nan,
lion. and caused , guunons end AZ order q 49,
msnt 10 Be issued thereon sHainst 3id dslssds-S
That the Ghsrid Of sid cJa8iy, b EiFtus az -
order, On sid 1lth day q Sspnms,4, kec6riin. :
Law attached fhs following a tie property 90
said dsfondant, % vie: the undivided half pst =
lot No. 4 Of Soath east fractional quarter aaa r,S
vest quarter Of south east fractional quaEtsr a. -
sion BIS, township 10. 5, north Of range 70, eart !,
the 6th principal meridian, 10 Nemahacounly, Ma
raska Territory, ai containing s. acres mors u -
That the object and prayer Of which said psts0s I,
to obtain q judgment against said defendant 10 ~.
or Of said plaintiff for the sam 0f 32Qo 90, With in,e.
est from August 24th, 1883, and for the further ~,
Of $50 90 with interest from the same date Tor ~
ney collected By said defendant as agens f0F ~
plaintiff, Of one Thomas Aackey, and which hi
money saii defendant negleets and refuses 10 payb
said Elaintif. That he said defendant Is henS,
required % appear andsnsWeF Of dsmur % said -
titioa on OF before The 18Th day of February 1851
JOHNSON q SCH0BNHEITR
JAMS 4W-S1o Peaintif AHSz
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
InshuaG. abe

Joshua G. Able
BY virtue Of a decTetal order issued from the CLERKS
Office Of the District Court Of Eelnaha county in the I'd
Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory. upon a decree
made by said Court al Sept. Term I'D. 1850, in the above
casue. ! will sell on Friday, the 18th day Of January, a.
d. 1861, at II O'clock An Of said day. at the door Of
Homer JOhnsOn's Hall Qhe place where said COnrt was
last held) in Brownvllle, Nemaha County Nebraska,
the Following d~escTibedc real estate, With The Uppurte-
nanees thereto, belonging, t0-wit lots no. and 5 In
block NO6Z, lots and 10 block Nos, lots 8 and S in
block No 139, LOTS 3, 4, 9 and 10 in block No 50, lots 10
II in block No IS, Tot % IN block 10 108 lOts2 7 and s
IN block NO68, lots 5 and 8 IN block No 100 lots I ard ?
IN block Most lots 3, & 5 and s IN block 30 81, lots 7 and
8 In block No iO7, lot 81 block No I13, lot " IN block
No III Hot N block No 1O7, and block No } IS namboF-
ed and described EBthe published and recorded plat Of
ne town Of Peru, in Nemahs county, Nebraska Tsrrit0-
RyS 30 the highest bidder for eash In hand.
JAMES S. BEDFORD Master Com.
BroWnvilie, Dec 18th, 1850. HZ3-5w-eS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

will swept away by the very pressure
4gainst it. Fifteen or twenty dollars
would properly render i permanent--
And, Z nn sE. tbat 4 s now ia eOuse
euence Of the conntytOad passing ever :
within he jurisdiction Of the Commissions
ers, and that il they do not pay some
attention to the subject, 10 one else will
Its loss would certainly be great to the
community al large.
UxcLE 10.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17


The BuIletin.-By the exercise of
the unbOunded iberality and enterprise
for which the citizens of this place have
ever been characterized. the Bulletin
again makes its appearance. Our people
are not going to be behind; their motto
is '.tront ranks" VIZ were the first to
introduce this plan Of furnishing the la
test telegraph news, since which time
our example has been followed at Oma-
ha, Council Bluffs, and, we believe, Ne
braska City. Our issue for the month Of
December was an experiment merely
We shall, we think, be able TO issue our
little Bulletin regularly during exciting
times; perhaps permanently, Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John Mel Onough,

San Francisco Town Company, John B. Tyson and
Joseph Holland,
Byvirtue Of an order made by the District Court
Of Nemaha County, Neb. Ter, az the September
Term thereof, 1850, in the abgve entitled cause, and
to me directed to be exeeutsdH I shall offer tor sale
at public vendue, at the door of the House where
said G yurt was held last, at BrownyiIIe in said Coun-
ty, On the 9th day Of February, 1851, between the
hours Of ten o'clock A. ~, and fOurP. NJ. Of said
day, the following described property to-wit AtWo
Story House, upon the Town Site Of SanFrancisco.
Situated upon the Missouri River in the County and
Territory aforesaid. 4
r J, B. WELLS, Sheriff.
By BENZ. B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
L. IN 1875 -nT A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

- One Of Natures ~noblemen, Senator
Andrew johnson Of Tennessee, recently
made a manly and unanswerable speech
in the UAiied States Senate, in favor Of
the Union, and in opposition 10 the suici.
dal course Of the disopiOnists. For
making this speeehhe has been burned in
efgy by fanatics in his own State, and
the d~esperadOes threaten to hang him
should be dare 10 return. For the benefit
Of our readers, we copy the Objectionable
portions Of his speech.
"The question is whether the other
States viii tnlerate the secession Of South
Carolina. The government has the right
70 conquer her and hold her as a province.
lie referred 10 the expense Of acquiring
California, Texas and Louisiana, and ad.
mitted that these States were not admit.
ted for their W benefit only. but for the
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
JOHN ". MIDDLETON,
BROWNVILLE, N. #.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Theodore Hill,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of a writ
Of execution to me directed and delivered from the
Office Of the clerk Of the Distnet Court for Gage
county, Nebraska Territory,I have levied upon, and
viii ofor at public sale at the door Of the court
house in the town Of Beatrice, Gage county, Nebras-
ka, on Saturday the 18th day Of January, 1851, be-
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock, A. N. and 4 o'clock, P.
n. Of said day. all Of the right Ii le and interest Of
Lewis Keafer in and % the following described real
estate, to-Wit: lot five in block sixty-fouF, in tie
town Of Beatrice, Gage county, Nebraska; taken
levied upon and sold as the property Of the said
Lewis Keaffer at the suit Of Theodore Hill. Term.
Cash.
Sherifs Office, Gage county, Nebraska, December
18th, 1850. NTrFI f. b. HENDEE,
Sheriff Of Gage co n. T.
II nau~99z5w-s750-nd
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
ADYERTIsEMENTS.
Joseph SchiitE, Administrator on Pr
George E~ngiehardt, deceased lPeti
Philip Englehardi

IS
To John Philip EngIehardt and the unknown heirs and
legal representatives Of George EnglehaTdt deceased:
You are hereby tnf0rraed that on the I2th day OF Janu-
airy 1861. said administrator flied his petition in the
Probate Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
the object and prayer u which petition IS 10 obtain an
orc or Of said court for the sale of the following real es-
tate Of which the said George Englehardtd died seized 70
nav the debts Of said decedent. TO wit: the North half Of
the south west quarter Of section eighteen township I'VE
range thirteen, Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned that
February 23d 1861, at 10 O'Clock A is the time set fol
hearing said application at the Office Of the Probate
Judge in BrOwnville in said county, where all persons
interested may attend and show cause why an order
should moth be granted to said administrator for the salt
Of said real estate.
witness my hand and seal this 14th day Of January A
D 1861. G. w. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above be published six consecutive
weeks. n28
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

BrOFnYIlIe Union Guards.-W

BrORnEIlle Union GuardS.-We
are glad to know we are finally to have a
good military company in this seItys II
hae6oSn talked of for several yePHhd
several Intellectual attempts made tOfOrm
one. On Saturday evening last, a large
meeting of citizens Of this city and Yici-
nifty was held at Johnson's Hall, and an
organization effected. The officers elect
ed are as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
Our Le~giSIatOrS nj Homp-TI

Our Legislators at HOme.-The
Nemaha delegation returned on Monday
last. They all look "fat and saucy;" as
though they had been swell kept"
The Representative from Clay, Gage
and Johnson, Mr.. PARKER, returned with
eur delegation, and spends several days in
this city. sro97 8 leai 3 rot !:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

The telegraph line has been out Of
working order for the last SO hours, con-
sequently we have no very late dates to-
day. This is the reason for the non-ap-
pearance of the Bulletin yesterday and
to-day IT'S provoking just now, but
can't be helped.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Mr.. Thomas wallace, Of North Nor
wich, is said to have a COW which gave blF-
Ii about fifteen months ago to four calves;
and one month ago she Surprised her Own-
er with fve more. making a total Of nin'
- e,,,.8oo1 months
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
Emil sterne

William L Swan
By virtue Of a decretal order issued from the clerks
Nof1ce OF the District Court IN Nemaha county. in the "a
Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon a decree
made by said court at its September term A d 1850, in
the above entitled cause, I will sell on Friday the 1871
day Of January A d 1851, at II O'Clock A n Of said day,
at the door Of Homer JOnnson's Hall Qhe place where
said court was last held in BF0wRvilie, Nemaha cOun-
~, Nebraska Territory, the following described real es-
tate, with the uppurtenanees belonging thereto, tO-Wit:
lot no. s in block no. I16, in she town Of Peru, in Nema-
ha county, Nebraska Territory, as represented By the
Original recorded pist Of said town, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. 4
Us. BEDFORD, Naster Gem
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17
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A Valuable Library,
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A HandsOm Service Of Plate,
An Elegant Silk Dress Pattern,
A Splendid Sest Of JeWeIry,
Or many other choice articles enumerated in cur
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Proprietor Of the Oldest and IErgest GdFF BOOK En-
TEKPRIsE in the world, permanently located at
No. 439 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Half Sheet.-For several weeks past
we have been compelled, on account Of
scarcity Of paper, to issue a half sheet.
We will certainly have an opportunity
very shortly to: send to St. Joseph for a
supply.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

The Country Gentlemen says a decoc-
ton Of half a pound dried calamus ROOF
boiled in two quarts Of vinegar and left
to steep over night will remove bed-bugs
if the beds are thoroughly washed with
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-17

Legislative DOingS.-Next week
we will present our readers with a sy-
nopsis Of the doings of the Nebraska LIE.
-gisIature Al the session just closed.