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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
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ItbehooTes the people of the North in
the present critical position Of affairs to
be mild prudent, cautious and firm. No
tamperinE. experimenting or wavering.
Il was GUIzor we think who said:-
"0ne Ofthe greatest perils that beset free
States is found 10 the aversion of the
abIest and best citizens to bear Office
COBpEs in speaking of the Northern and
Southern characteristics, said: "North.
efn men advanced the mos; just and prop
er doctrines with much trembling and
fear, as if they were engaged in some
+. questionable transaction, while the South
ern men put forth the most unjust and
odious principles, with as much boldness
and assurance as if their right and JUS
tice could not admit of a doubt"
There is entirely too much truth in the
saying of both writers quoted. The South
have considered politics truthfullyg a pro-
f%ession, or trade; their leaders have
been politically educated and follow poll
tics as vocation; hence their nearly u
UNIVERSAL success in measure and Plans
The North have been TO prone to adopt
the policy of "rotation in Office" and as
a natural consequence fewer "skilled men"
occupy high places. The North has al.
ways exhibited more or less timidity and
doubtings. while the South boldly assert
and claim. These are stubborn facts. Com
promise after compromise, and concession
after concession have been made on the
part of the North TO accommodate the
South, until to make more than has at va
rious times heretofore been made, is to
yield all. For one we are willing at all
times to give the South and every other
section of the country all the rights guar
anteed by the Constitution, or which in
right and justice belong to them. We
are in favor while we remain as one con-
federacy that there should be an efectiOe
Fugitive Save Law, by which those,
whose slaves escape, can-pursue and re-
claim; that any and all laws upon North
ern Statute books, conflicting in the least
with the Constitution or any law of Con-
gress, should be repealed. We are not
only willing as an individual, but we be-
leive, in Justice, such should be DONE
But, when as now, we are asked 10 COM
promise by conserving to the reopening
of the African Slave trade, and agree
that the normal condition of the Terrific
ries shall be other than freedom, we re-
ply aever This is now the position in
which we find ourselves F; either yield all,
or make a manly stand for principle,
right and justice. If the Union cannot
exist as our fathers gave it us, then letus
peacebly seperate and trust the final and
total eradication of slavery to
''God who moves in a mysterious way
His wonders TO perform"
What man fails to do or provide for. in
a manner equally just to all, we believe
He will in His own way bring speedily
about. Well may we exclaim with JEFF
ferson: II tremble when / remember
that God is just"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
J,shuaG.A bbe

By virtue Of a deeretal order issued from the Clerks
once OF the District Court Of Nemaha county in the I'd
Judicial District Of Ne0raska Territory, upon a decree
made by said Court al Sept. Term a. d. 1850, in the above
casue / will SELF on Friday, the 18th day u January, A.
d. 1861, at II O'Clock Am OF said day, az the door Of
Homer JOhnson's Hall (the place where said Court was
last held) in BrOwnville, Nemaha County. Nebraska.
the following described real estate, with the vppurte-
nances thereto belonging, to-wit lots no 4 and 5 in
block No5T, lots s and Z in block No So, lots 5 and in
block No 1S9, lots 3, 4, 8 and 10 in block No 50, lots 10
II in block No 56. lot - in block goIOS lots 7 and s
In block No IS. lots 5 and 6 in block No 40. lots / ara .
in block No57 lots 3, 4 5 and 6 IN block No 81. lots z and
s IN block No 1O7. lot 81 block No II3, lot II in block
so III, lot I in block Nc IO7. and block No I as number
ed and described in the published and recorded plat Of
the town OF Peru, in Nemaha county. Nebraska Terrific
~; % th5 highest bidder tor cash in hand.
AME s. EDFORD Master Com.
BTownville, Dec 10Th, 1860. B23-5w-S9.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
JOHN W. MIDDLETON,
BROWNVILLE, N. +.
Dec 81. 1860. 25-1y
SIIERIFFS SALE.
Theodore Hill,
Lewis Keafer.

Lewis heaucr,
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 District Court for Gage
county, Nebraska Territory have levied upon, and
will offer at public sale at the door of the court
house in he town Of Beatrice. Gage county, Nebras-
ka, on Saturday the 18th day of January, 1861, be-
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock, A. NJ. and { O'CLOCK, p.
NJ. of said day. al of the right ii lie and interest Of
Lewis Keafer in and to the following described real
estate, tO-wit: lot five in block sixty-four, in tie
town of Beatrice, Gage county, Nebraska; taken
levied upon and sold rs the property Of the said
Lewis Keafer at the suit Of Theodore Hill. Terms
Cash.
SheriFs Office, Gage county, Nebraska, December
18th, 1850. E. b. HENDEE,
Sheriff Of Gage co, n. T..
n29-5w-S76n-nd
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
omaha Correspondence.
Omaha. Dec. q, 1860

Omaha, Dec. u, ISoU.
Mn. ED1ToR:-The Legislature ad-
journed last Saturday 10 meet again on
Wednesday yesterday
On Monday we had a very severe
storm of snow, which drif,ed, and has
rendered the roads almost impossible.
On Christmas the people enjoyed them
selves in various ways. But there was
on little affair that. occurred, which was
out Of, the regular order of Christmas
proceedings. There is a certain 6rave,
ehivalrOus. Virginian, by the name of
Parker who is Register Of the Land Of
fee at Omaha and here is a lame man
by the name of Vincent, who Is hired by
the Douglas Co. Bible Society. to canvass
this city and county, to see that every
family has a copy of the Scriptures. On
christmas day he called at the house Of
Col. Gilmore, (vho is Receiver of the
Land Office, } the COlonel's son invited
him into the room; when he had got
ten through with his business and about
to leave. Parker asked him where he was
'front.' He replied, "from Tabor. Iowa.n
Parker, in hat g%entlemanly language.
which is so peculiar to the ehiUalry res
pended, "that is damned abolition hole.
You steal niggers down there" Vim
cent replied, hat such was said 70 be the
case ; but he had never kaown an in
stance. After scme farther conversation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Guardian Sale.

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Nemaha County, Nebraska Terntor made on the
ninth day Of November, 1860, according to the object
and prayer Of the Petition filed in said Court by
Michael Barnabay as Guardian Of Vim. Barnabay
the said Michael Bsrnabay, as such Guardian, will on
the 3lst day of December. 1860, at the hour Of enc
o'clock, Z NJ, offer at public sale the following de-
scribed real estate, to-Hit: Southeastquarter Of Sec
ton 81, township four, range sixteen. east 9th prin-
cipal m~credian, in Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory. The said sale viii take place On said premises
and the terms of sale cash in hand for the whole
premises sold.
MICHAEL BARNABAf, Guardian.
Johnson d SCuuESHEIT- his Att,vs
November 18th. 1850. n~Ig-6ew-ST
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Real Blessing.

Physieian.-Well, MS. jones, how Is aha, hai
ache
Mrs. Jones-Gonel Doctor, al gouel the pl.
you sent cured me in just twenty minutes, sl
wish you would send mere 80 that I can have tiu
handy.
PbysieiaH.---You can get them At any Druggin
Call for CsPbalic Pills, ] find they never fail. sBi
recommend themin All cases Of headache.
Ars. JoHes---l shall send for a box directly, r
shall tell all my suffering friends, for they are re-
HessiHg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville
Wing is evidently not sin love" with the
secessionists, as the following little clip
ping from his paper amply demonstrates:
"This machine of government, so deli
cate and complex in its structure. and
which cost its great architects so much Ia
Dor and thought, so much of the spirit of
concession and compromise. and our faith
ers so much of blood and treasure, is 10
be broken to pieces, to crafty a set of
corrupt, ambitlots and disappointed dem
agogues, who find that they can never
preside over United STATES, and hence
they seek to build up one or more con-
temptihle Southern con t~ederacies, aud to
place themselves at the head of these.
The idd.iug and dancing of Nero, while
Rome wa enveloped 10 flames, was not
more brutal. hellIsh. stupid and wicked,
than is the conduc; of these countrywide
stroying. God-defying, notwithstanding
traitors to their country, who write and
talk thus h%ippantly of the most moment
ovs event that the human mind can con-
ceive!
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

THY fNALGANATIoS or -r.evs -
a growing tendency iH this ars II iaas .
most expressive words Of o,bs. \
= while to i~neOrporate them into AZ a1tu
word CePhalic, which Is from ~ 49, Als,
"forth head, IS now bes0mine porula d.
nectiOn With Mr. Spaldings grsat &c., a
dy. butit will soon be used in = ntors -.-- ~
and the word Cepbalic viii beeom az y
EleetrOtype and h.any others uhnss diEti-
foreign WOrds has been WOru away byeom@o-
until they seem native AID 10 the manor ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Emil Sterne
William L Swan

william L Swan
By virtue of a decretal order issued from the clerks
office of the District Court in Eemaha County. in the 2i
judicial DistrictO OF Nebraska Territory, upon a deci ee
made by said court at its September term A d 1850. in
the above entitled cause, will sell on Friday the 18th
day of January A. ID 1861 at II o'clock A NJ Of said day
at the door of Homer JOnhSOn's Hall (the place where
said court was last held) in BrOwnviIIe. Nemaha coun-
~. Nebraska Territory the following described real es-
tate, with the uppurtenances belonging thereto. tO-wit:
lot no. s in block no. Il6, jn the town Of Peru, in Nema-
ha county, Nebraska Territory, as represented by the
original recorded plat Of said town, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand.
J.. S. BEDFORD, Master IN Ch'y
Dec 10th. 1860 23-5w-S6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

BRIDGET.--Missus waats you to send h.r boz
Cephalie Glue, no, a bottle Of Prepared Pills; bu.I
am thinking thatsjust il naither; but psrbaptw
be afther knowing what it is. Yeshe she's nigh Il.
and gone with the Sick Headache, and wants N.
more Of that samo as TelaiVed her before.
DrHggia.--You must mearSpaIdiag's Csph,.
Pills.
Bridget-Och sure now and you've sed It. her
the quaTther and givms the Pills, and don't bsL
day about il aithsr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Fish-breeding is becoming quite a bus
mess in some portions of. our country
and we do not see why it should not prove
successful. A Mr.. kellogg, of Hartford
Conn, has already, in the course of his
experiments, succeed d in producing, by
artificial means, over / 900 trout which
are now doing well. He has lately sailed
for France to produce further information
from the great i>h-breeders of that coun-
try. On his return, it is-said, he will be
joined IN the business by Col. Colt, of the
pistol noloriety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Samuel H Bennett and John S Fayorite.
By virtue Of a decretal order issued from the Clerks
Office of the District court in Nemaha, county, in the
second Judicial District OF Nebraska Territory. upon a
decree made by said court at its Sept mber term A d.
1860, in this case. Twin sell on Saturday The 18th day
of January 1861, at IL O'Clock A NJ OF said day at the
door Of Homer Johnson's Hall (the place where said
court was last held in Br0wnville. Nemaha county, Ne
braska, the following described Teaiestsle lo-wit: the
10 No. 10 IN block No d In the city Of BrOwnviIIe. Ne
malta county, Nebraska Territory, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand. -. s. BEDFORD,
Dec 90 5w.S6 Master Com.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

TWENTY Millions or DoLLAns sAvED.-H
S~palding has sold two millions Of bottles % bisr
ebrated Prepared Glue. and 10 j. estimated that a.
bottle saves NJ least ten dollars worth Of broken ff
nlture. mus making an aggregate Of twenty ml
lions Of dollars reclaimed from total loss b. thi
valuabieinyention. Having made his Glasshou.
senold word, he now proposes 60 do the world Hl
greater service by eHFingall the aching beads Hh
his Cephahc Pills, and if they are a. good az h
Clue, Headaches will soon vanish as snow in Jun
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

Our neighbOr of the HeraId-Fair-
brother-having an engagement to
t'blOw" "in a horn" Judge NOyes who
has recently located in Nemaha City,
makes disappearance as Associate Editor.
He is clever writer, and we doubt not
will add interest TO the columns Of the
Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

It Is stated that Mr.. Marcy's diary
contains a prophetic prediction of Mr..
Bucbanan's failure to administer the
Government successfully from his want
of directness fidelity and courage.
Among Mr. Folks papers there is
wen a stronger testimony against him
derived from association in his Cabinent.
Gen. Jackson's last injunction to Mr.,
Polk When starting for Washington, was
not to take Mr. Buchanan in his cabinent;
but he was surrounded bypoliticians and
overruleG after reaching Washington
much to his regret afterwards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
'ardly Realized.

Hi 'ad n '%orriOle 'eacaehs this hafssnom
I stepped into the hapOshecaries hand saw N "a
man, Can you heass me Ofan 'eadneheF ~
hache ard, says'e. "HexceediBgly," ays n
upon that e gave me q Cephalic PHI hand
'oDOr i eured me 50 quiok that I 'ardly he,
'ad 'ad an 'eadaehe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
Master Commissioners Sale.
Joseph 7 Mitchell
Russell Peery, Admiuistrat'r
OF the estate Of William Gil

Russell PeeTy, Admiuistrat'r
OF the estate OF William Gil
more, deceased, ct al
BY virtue Of a decretal order issued from the Clerks
Office Of the District court in Nemaha county, in the Sec
ond Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon a de-
cree made by said court al its September term, A. D.
1900, IN the above entitled cause, I will sell on Friday
the ISthday Of JanHaryA D 1861, az II O'Clock A. N 5of
said day. at the door Of Homer JohnSon's Hall 1.-THE place
where the said court was last heidi in Brownville. Ne
maha county Nebraska The following described real es-
tate with the appurtenances thereto belonging to-wit +.
the south half fthe northwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter OF section no,
twelve, township s, north Of range IA. east Of the sixth
principal meridian j. said county and Territory, { the
highest bidder for cash ia hand.
December 10, 1900 % -5w-$s MSsteF Com.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

GREAT DIscOvERT.--AmOng ihe most in,-
Of all the great medical discoveries ef this
ton from Small Pox, and The Ccphalic PIN
lief Of Headache, either of which isa sure-~
whose benefits Will beexPerisReedb By suFsF
manity long after their d~issOverers are forree
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

@-OvER ExCIrEMENT, and the mental care Ei
anxiety incident % close attention 10 business q
study, are among the numerous eases Of NerJ1
Hcadaehe. The disordered state Of mind aBdbad
incident to this distressing complaint is a ha
blow to aH energy and ambition. Saferers byt3
disorder can always obtain relief from these de
tresslng attacks by using one Of the Cephalic PB
whenever the symptoms apnear. IT auiefs tbs over
tasked brain, and sOOthcs The straiucd and janig
nerves, and relazes the tension ofthe stomach VIA
always ~aeeompaniesand aggravatss the disorders
condition Of the brain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
jackson Lynes
VS.
1T Whyte
Sarah Whyte
VIM HoblitZeil and

By virtue Of a decretaI order issuee from tho Clerks
Office of the District Court Of Nemaha county, in the
2d Judicial District OF Nebraska Territory, upon a decree
made by said Court at its September Term, a. q. 1860 in
the aq0ve entitled cause I will sell on Friday, the 18th
d day Of January ABB 1861, at the hour Of n O'Clock. p.
m. OF said day, at the door OF Homer JOhBsOn's Hall
(the place where said Court was last heidi in Brown
willie, Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, the follow
ing described real estate, with the appuTtenances there
to belonging, to-Wit The northeast quarter Of section
no. 10, in township no. 8, north OF range no. IS, east OF
the sixth principal meridian, in Nemaha county, Neh-
raska Territory, and the southeast quarter OF section no.
10, in township no. s, north Of range is, east OF the 9Th
principal meridian, in county and Territory aforesaid. to
the highestb Bidder for cash in hand.
S. BEDFORD. Master Com.
BrownviIle, Dec 10th, 1860. n23-5w-S
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

There are ffty.seven cities in the
world which contain from 100000 10
200, 900 inhabitants, twenty-three from
200 600 to 100000 and twelve which
contain above 500 600. ,sa.I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

The Post Office in this city will be closed to NOR
row from 9 o'clock A. NJ. to II NJ. from I2L p. NJ.
to P. NJ, when it will be open for delivery Of East
srn mail. JOHN II. MAUN, P. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03

FACT WORTH KNOwrNG.--SpaIdipr's Csphat
Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache. Bii0a
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costivenss and Ger.
eral Debility.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-01-03
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