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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-21
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-06-21
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Ion and after Saturday, June l. 1861, trains will
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
MASTER,S SALE

In pursuance of a decretaI or 'er made by the
District Court, in and for Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory, bearing date May Is, 1861, sitting in
Chancery in a certain case pending in said Court,
wherein Thomas Heady is complainant and Henry
Neimler and Catherine Neimier, are respondents.
will on
Saturday the 24h dag of august, 1861,
where the District Court of Nemaha County held
its last term, in the town of Brownville, Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, offer tor sale to the
highest bidder for cash the following described re
al estate to-wit the northwest quarter of section
sixteen, township six north Of range fifteen, east
of the sixth principal meridian, Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, less the forty seven acres sold
R.. W. Frame rs. BEDFORD,
Brownvflle, july IS. 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

We see by the St. Joseph journal that
Major Peabody left that city on Sunday.
with several hundred volunteers, and two
pieces of artillery, to pay his respects tc
secessionists in Holt County. The Jour
nal says:
THE day for children's play is at an
end; but it seems nothing but the sad
reality of whistling bullets will stop Sc
cession madmen in their folly. W. are
assured that depredatOrs may expect nc
l|eniency. The forbearance of the Gov
eminent is no longer to be tempered with
and it behooves every n now to take
care of himself. AS he sows he will
surely reap"
When Maj. Peabody gets through in
Holt County, he will do a Gods service
by coming up into AtchisOn and settling
a few rebefs there who are particularly
troublesome to Union men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Some of the cowardly rebels on the
other side of the river have sent us word
that ourself together with one OF two
other citizens of this place, who have kept
a close eye upon their deviltry, will get
"cold lead" the first time we set foot on
that shore and that if we don't 'dry
up about them, we'd "befer look out for
the Printing Office" The s~coundrels
could only injure n in some such way /;
-waylaying, or committing incendiary
acts. Whenever we have business over
IN Atchison county we are going there,
and run the risk of "cold lead" As TO
interfering with our office, the scamps
when they undertake that job had better
make their wills before starting, and bring
their collins along.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Master'S Sale.

In pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis
trict Court held within and for Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, sitting in chancery. bearing date
May 18th. 1861, in a eertaia case pending il SAID
court, wherein D.J. Martin & Co, are complainants
and Samuel Callan, Charles Hess and Margart J.
Hess are defendants, I viii, on Friday the 20 day of
July, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day, at the door Of
the building in which said court was last held for
said county, in the city Of Brownville, offer for sale
at publi3 auction the following described premises,
to-wit The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section No. twenty-five (22,) Township
No. six co., north Of Range No. fifteen f15) east of
the 9th principal meridian, situated in Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory. Terms-cash in hand.
J. 5. BEDFORD, Master in Chaneery.
June goth, 1861. [n50S6W5i
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Wflsan,s rim Reader.
go Pages. &c Emo. 81 %

$40 Pages, large I2nlo, 81 90
COntsins, Part l., 'ElOcutiOnary, I" in which the prIn-
ciples o. El0cutiOn are developed in a series Of CONVEX
~sstions, with numerous examples. Part H., "Ierpet-
ology, or Reptiles (the Third Division Of Zoology with
drawings OF 30 species. Part ILL.,, "Human Physiology
and Health" continued frOm the Fourth Reader with
ID Illustrations Part w, Botany" continued from
the Fourth Reader, with drawings Of nearly 200 species
Of plants. grouped in families, in accordance with the
Natural Method I" Part Y, .sIctheology or Fisbes's
the Fourth division Of Zoology, with Cravings of I2f
species. Part Y l. Civil Architecture. . appropriateIv
illustrated with the different orders, &c. Part VII.
Chemistry" Part VIII, Geology" with Geologic
cal Chart and Drawings OF Extinct Animals.' Part
TX, Ancient History, with Illustrative POetical Selec-
tiOns. sc.
There are also ten miscellaneous Divisions, each
illustrated.
Choice selections, in a great part poetical. have been
gathered from more than two hurdred diferent writer's,
10 give interest and illustrate the scientific divisions,
and thereby furnish a suitable variety for reading pur-
poses.
TO PRINCIPALS Of Schools, who wish single copies
for examination. with a view TO ! Introduction. the above
books will be sent, postage prepaid. on receipt OF half
the prices above named. To other persons they will be
sent pgs1age prepaid, on receipt Of the full price.
Fer Terms Of Introduction, aud for Agencies, address
HARPER & BROTHERS, OF MARCUS WILSON, to
their care.
Published by HARPER G. BROTHERS,
Frankln Square, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
EoSfaEsSC Sale

In pursuance of a decretal order made by the Dis
trict Court, held within and for Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sittingin chaneery, bearing date
May 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, etal, are defendants, / will. on Mon
day the 9Th day. Of August, 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
of said day, at the door Of the building in which
said court was last held for said county, in the city
of Brownville, offer for sale the following described
premises, viz. Lots FIVE, six, seven and eight IS, 6,
I and 8, in block sixty-six 1885, in Nemaha City in
said County and Territory. Terms, cash in hand.
J. S. BEDFORD,
n51S6B5 Master in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
JAMES CRAIG.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John A. Pom, Plaintiff,

J.. v. Edwards, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
execution issued by the clerk Of the District Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, against the
defendant j. V. Edwards, in the above entitled case,
and in favor of the plaintiff therein, John A. Pom,
for the sum of seventy-fOur dollars and s~ixty-tWo
rents, IS74,62l and the costs of suit, amounting to
FIVE dollars and eighty-fve cents. 1851 l, VS..
Horn, Coroner and e~x-oGiciO sheriff Of said county
in said Territory, have levied upon and viii offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the house
in which the last term Of the said district court for
said county was held, on Wednesday the fourteenth
day of august, AID 1861, between the hours of l & 3
o'clock, P N. of said day, and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand, the following described
property, to-wit one lot Of land, being, to-wit the
south half Of the southWest quarter of the the south
west quarter of section No thirteen 49, township
five 6 } range fifteen (15l, east of the sixth princi-
pal meridian, containing twenty acres of land, more
or less, taken as the property of j. V. Edwards, to
satisfy sn execution against him and in favor of John
A Pom. W. S. HORN,
Ex-0ficiO Sheriff of Nemaha County.
By J. W. COLEMAN, Deputy.
Brownville, July 18th, 1861. n2-5w-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
''GOOd 10 Eat. y-Uncle Ben Whyte

"'GOOd 10 Eat. "-Uncle Ben Whyte
still is prepared to furnish flood for man.
on short notice.. Anything In the eating
line you may call for, Uncle Ben will pro-
vide for You.
P. S.-Tbat Buttey-milk and sweet
ditto, with a piece of Workings cool ice
in it amt bad TO take"
P. s. No. 2.-Everybody says Uncle
Ben makes the best ice cream in town:
fact too
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

The Republican and NebraSkian at
Omaha think that we at Brownville in
desiring, and making efforts to procure a
portion of the Nebraska Regiment at
this place. are actuated by the same mo
dves they are, viz: selling beef, clothing
and provisions 10 the soldiers at exhorbi-
tant prices. In the exercise Of their
characteristic desire to skin somebodytb they
seem to forget that the proper use of a
regiment, or any other given number OF
soldiers is to protect the lives and property
Of citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
srThe Only Two Paners.,

It seems hat the Omaha Republican
and Peoples Press are to be hereafter
the "Only two papersi in Nebraska" How
does The Brownvine .AdUertiser like the
s,yle.-NelcS.
Well, we may say the change is for
the better, and that we hope and believe
that the neao "Only two papers in Nebras-
Ia" will conduct themselves with more
pditical honor and dignity than have the
cd ones heretofore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
WusOo,S rOurfT Rea6eT.

$50 Pages, large limo. Price Sc cents.
Contains. after the Elements Of ElOcHtion - Part I.
"Human Physiology aud Health - Part II resumes the
subject of Animal Life in the division which treats Of
Ornithology or Birds. The same as with Quadrupeds.
the leadLdg species Of the several Glasses or ORDERS Of
Birds are grouped in cuts which show their relative
sizes, and many of the most beautiful poetic gems in
our language illustrate the descriptive portions, and
give variety 10 the Reading lessons. Part III. .sVege-
table Physiology. or Botany" PARTLY. "Miscellane-
Ous.' In Part v, Natural Philosophy" we look in on
the school at <GleRwiId." and listen to the CONVERSE
lions held in a "Voluutser Philosophy Glass" Part VI
Sketches from Sacred History" contains some of the
finest selections Of sacred Poetry, with beautiful tllus-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
CHAPLAIN OF Nebraska Regiment.

The numerous warm friends Of Rev.
T. w. Upton of this place will rejoice
to known hat he has been elected aud
Commissioned as chaplain of the Nebraska
Regiment. We venture the assertion
that no better selection could have been
made. Himself filled to OVERLOOKING
with enthusiasm, patriotism and devotion
10 the the country, and happy faculty of
lngarting to others, he is certainly most
admirably qualified for that position. The
tHcers upon whom the selection devolved
have dOubly hOnOred themselves. First.
BY rejecting ]. Shckney Haskell, and Sc
0ond, by elecnng Mr.. Upton.
Mr.. Upton, who has been absent at
onaba for several weeks past, reached
home last night.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Masters Sale.

In pursuance Of a decretal order made by the Dis
triet Court held within and foT Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory, sitting ia Chancery, bearing
date May 10th, 1861, in a certain case pending in
said court wherein Jackson Lynes iseomplainant and
/. 7 Whyts,. Sarah Rhyte,. William Hoblitzell and
Martha Hoblitzell are defendants, l will, on Friday
the 26th July; 1861, at 10 o'clock An. Of said day.
at the door of the building in which the last term
of said District Court was held for said county, in
the city Of Brownville, offer for sale at public auc-
ton the following described premises, to-wit: The
Southeast quarter Of section No. ten 100, Town
ship No. five 81 North Of Range No. fifteen u.s.
east Of the 9th principal meridian situate in Nena-
ha county, Nebraska Territory. Terms,-cash in
hand. J. s. BEDFORD.
Master in Chancery.
June 20, 1851. In5Os6w5l
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

1t is rumored here for Two days past
that the notorious secessionist Harris or
a portion of bis men, numbering between
1000 and 1900 are in Nodaway county;
Missouri, and hat large Home Foreesin
Southern Iowa had gone down to route
them. The report comes in a very good
shape, yet lacks full confirmation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Tn Whnm Il NAV COneern."-Our

beuer.half reminds us that a supply OF
green corn to put up for winter use must
he looked after, and also Grapes and
PIums. Those therefore who wish to
nav up their subscription in this kind OF
~provender, or to become new subscribers
on the some terms, will please report
themselves at an early day" armed and
emriped as the law directs"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
DeIegafe nom C0lOradO.-We a

please to see that Judge H. P. BENNETT
formerly Of this Territory, bat now Of Col
orado, has been nominated by the IN
ionisls as a candidate for Delegate to
Congress for that Territory. Judge B.
was one of our best men, and if elected,
which Ee hope and believe he will be, he
will make Colorado a useful and inAuen-
tial Delegate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
LelteF frOm HOn. Jane Cralg.

LIBrRrr, Mo-, June 81, '6I.
Hon. James Graig-a prominent Sc.
c~essionist here-tosdav. denied that the
last Congress had organized anv Terrific
rial Governments without the slavery re-
striction. told him it had organized
ALL Of u Territories, which had not
previously been organized, in the same
way, viz: WITHOUT the slavery restric-
ton. VIII you please state to me the
facts in the case, as it may do good p
Do this as soon as you can, and oblige
E. M. SAMUEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Large COOSehePFies.-H. A. Terry

LdFSt OOOSeDCFFIcS.-H. A. Terry,
Esq, of Crescent City, will please ac-
cept our thanks for a specimen of the
"Whitesmuh Gooseberry." We took the
pains to measure one which measured
three and three fourtks inches around the
largest way. They are certainly the
largest variety of Gooseberries we ever
saw. Mr.. Terry says hat he has culti-
waited them two years, and is of the opin-
ion that they are well adapted TO thus soil
and climate.-CouneI Bluffs BugE.
We sknock under" to friend Terry in
almost everything that grows; but we
can beat his gooseberries a little. We
raised a few very large ones in our own
garden this season one of which measured
in circumference four inches, large.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Probate Notice.

WHEREAS, H. N. Reynolds, has been appointed
General Administrator of the estate Of Joseph Proud,
deceased, late Of Gage County notice is hereby given
that 1 have appointed Tuesday the thirteenth as day
Of August A, D. 1861. as the day for hearing claims
against said estate, All persons having claims against
sid estate are hs4eby notified to have them on file on
OF C&fore that day or they may forever be debarred from
recovering such claims
Given under my hand and OhIcial seal, this 10th day
Of May, A. D. 1861. WIN. BLAEELYf
46-I2tDfl Prnhata Indga.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
LEGAL NOTICE.
Heath NubkolIs as Administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Deroin de-
ceased.

Heath Nubkolls as Administrator
Of the estate Of Joseph Deroin de-
ceased. Petition to Sell
Cathsrine. william Margaret,
AmOp & Baron Deroin.
To katharine, William, Margaret, AmOp, and Baron
DeIoin, who are heirs and legal representatives Of JO-
seph DerOin, deceased, you are hereby informed that
on the 4th day Of June A. D.. 1861 said administrators
filed his petition in the Probate Court Of Nemaha COun-
ty Nebraska Territory. The object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain an order on the 29th day Of June,
AtD. 1861, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at my Office in Brown
VILE in said county, tor the sale Of the following real
estate, Of which the said Joseph Deroin died seized, to-
wit: The undivided One-teuth Of the TOwnsite Of St.
Der0in, in Nemaha County, N. T., at which time all
persons interested may attend and show cause why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
witness my hand and the seal of the Probate Court of
Nemaha county, Nebraska, Territory.
n48-4w G. W. WHEELER, Probate Judge.
lima q ISL
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Nebraska Regiment FulI.-T

Nebraska Regiment Full-The
Nebraska Regiment IS full; the tenth
company was sworn in on Monday last.
The companies were all mustered in with
the minimum number,S4. Col. THAYER
informs US that be intends to oil up each
company TO the maximum limit, l0l. If
there are others who desire TO volunteer
in the Nebraska Regiment there Is yet
an OportunIty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

The War news tells its own story we
have no heart to comment. This much
we believe, however, that for every Uni
on man killed at Manassas the North will
furnish ten, in time for a second attack
upon that point. It must and will be ta-
ken.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
10 THE STATE OF

The aggregate being two hundred and
and thirty-three Representatives.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the seal
of the Department of the Interior to be
affixed this fifth day Of July, in the year
of our Lord 1861.
CALEB B. SMITH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

l. 0. 0 F.-The members of Brown
ville Lodge L. o. o. F., and all mem
bers IN good standing in the county, are
urgently requested to meet at the Ma
sonic Hall IN Brownville or Saturday
evening, July 9th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Cant. ThOmps0n. Of company .C,.

-Brownville company-is in our city on
furlough. He is in good health and fine
spirits, and reports the company all sin
a like good condition"
The captain will please accept our
special thanks for the very latest Omaha
and Nebraska City Bulletins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
FLAGS & ENVELOPES

The " Advertiser" Gihce has provided
itself with Flag cats, and also, those for
printing various kinds of National Envel-
ones, and Is now prepared to fill orders
wholesale or retail. Apply at the Ad-
vertiser" Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
WILSON'S Second Reader.

los Pages, large I2mo. Price 30 cents.
Is divided into seven parts, each preceded by one or
more Elucutionary Rules, designed for the use OF the
Teacher only, and to en-. orce upon him the Importance
Of requiring pupils to read as directed by the inhec-
ious. Superior illustrative engravings are made the
slbjeCts of a largo number of reading lessons
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

The Republican at Omaha and the Press
at Nebraska City, have been selected in
which to publish the general acts of Con-
gress for the next two years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
PRIMER. - Introductory
wilson's First Reader.

81 Passes, large limo, Price 20 cents.
Beginning with easy words of four letters, extends
TO easy words Of six letters and q few easy words of
two and three s~yllables. In this Reader, also, the con-
vcrsational style is frequently introduced, and the sys-
TEN OF infections is continued.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Congressional Representation.

SCHS
The following communication of the
Secretary of the interior announces the
apportionment of Representatives among
the several States under the Eighth Cen
sus:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, July 5, 1861.
TO the Speaker of the House Of Repre-
SentatiUeS 4:
81, Caleb B. Smith, Secretary Of the
Interior, do hereby certify that. in the
discharge of the duty devolved on me by
the provisions of an act of Congress, ap-
proved May %, 1850, entitled An act
providing for the taking of the seventh
and subsequent censuser of the United
States, aud to fix the number of the mem
bers of the House of representatives., and
to provide for the future apportionment
among the States | have apportioned the
Representatives for the T~hirty-eighlh
Congress among the several States as is
provided by law. And l do hereby fur
Their certify that the following is a correct
statement of the number of Representa-
tives opportioned to each State under the
last, or eighth, enumeration of the popu-
lation of the United States taken in &C.
cordance with the act approved 23d May
above referred to:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Wilson'S Third Reader.

254 Pages, large Emo, Price SO cents.
Contains, first, a brief synopsis OF the elements Of
EIocution." Part first, Stories frvm the Bible.' Part
Second; 'tMOral Lessons" Part Third; Takes up the
great division Of Animal Life the "HamuIalia, " most
~ Quadr1peds This portion is made exceedingly ip-
ter esting, aud the illustrations are. UNSURPASSED in any
work on Natural History. Part Fourth; "A1iscenane-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
WILSON'S
Series of School and Family Rea.
zo-z

derS.
A Series Of School and Family Readers, aiming at the
highest degree of usefulness, and splendidly illus
trated. Consisting of a Primer and Seven Readers.
By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and the First,
Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Readers are now
ready.
The leading objects aimed at on the part Of the au-
thor have been to construct a Series'of Readers that
shall not only present the very best means and methods
Of teaching Reading Is an Art, but which shall also
contain a large amount Of useful and entertaining
knowledge.
The Primer and First and Second Readers mainly aim
at the attainment of the first object by laying the fOun-
dation Of correct habits of Reading al the very beginning
Of the pupils course, while the more advanced readers
still keeping rhetorical instruction in view, especially
aim to popularize, to the capacities Of children, the
"Higher English Branches" Of study, so that some use
fl knowledge Of the various departments Of Natural
History AID Natural Science may be obtained by aiIthe
pupils in our schools.
The leading Points Of INERT claimed for these Rea-
ders are
list They present an unusual Variety in matter and
manner, and Will prove exceedingly interesting to chill
dren.
I'd They will secure the highest degree Of practical
instruction in the art Of reading.
Sd. They will impart a great amount Of useful infor-
nation. which in no other way can be brought before
the great mass Of Children in our Schools.
Ah. Ia Illustrations, and in Paper, Printing, and in
durability Of binding they greatly excel otner Readers,
while the prices are extremely low.
THE PRIMER. --- Introductory
IS Pages, large I2mo. Price IS cents.
Reginnin with the Alphabet, extends TO words Of four
letters. The conversational style is adopted to a con-
siderable extent, and marks are given to denote the
proper infections, that the child. aided by the teacher,
may begin to read naturally, and thus avoid those bad
habIfg which arc Eo III n7rult Of correction
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Kidder's new system Of Bee Management, where
by q swarm Of Bees will collect from one to three
hundred pounds Of honey in one season. Bees can
be made to swarm any season, or prevented from do
ing so. Can be prevented from flying to the forests
in swarming-time. Bee-robbery easily prevented.
Moth millers prevented efectually. Never lose bees
by the chill Of Widter or otherwise.
will send my new Book Circular, contaiuing32
pages, free Of postage, to any Bee-Keeper that viii
send me his P6st-Uf1ee address. IL gives the con-
tentso Book in full, and gives general explantiongy
and cuts CT the Patent Compound Hive.
Or, / will send Kidder's Guide to Apiarian Science
on the receipt Of 81 cents, in postage stamps, which
will give fun particulars in the Culture aHd manage<
agement Of the Honey Rec.
All orders for circulars, books, hives, rights &c.
promptly attended to. Address.
K. P. KIDDER, Burlington, vt.