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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
jim Lane.

We don't admire him particularly as
an orator. but his principles are right, and
if he enforces the discipline which be lays
down publicly, we cannot see why any
body should complain. Still, some peo-
pie complain, among whomis IL. Thorn
as" signing himself Adjutant General of
U. S. Mr. Thomas is rather an old gen
ueman, who came into Office, 'if under-
stood, a number of years ago. when a
GOOD many men now in rebellion were il
high feather at Washington. He points
out the case Of Lane to Gen. Fremont,
and assures him that Lanes troops .sare
committing d~epradations on our friends
in Western Missouri"
As the ilalicised words are not inter-
preted, it is to be presumed that he re-
fers to his old friends of other days, and
be may make out his case. Lane is hard
on "secessIOners," and comes down on
them without ceremony. He understands
them to have originated the war, and he
aims to wipe them out, or "~subjugate''
them. Common people think there is
sense in such n course, and so do We
Mr.. Thomas, "whO has come to US from
a former generations" evidently desires
to whip the rebels without hurting them.
-QUincy Wing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
0Jim" Lane.

Gen. "Jim" Lane recently made a
speech near Leavenworlh in reply to some
charges made against him by Gov, Robin
son aud others. II was eminently char
acteristic. Here Is a quotation:
What is the charge they make against
the Kansas brigade Z Whythey are jay
hawkerS.
l stated in Washington that the institu-
ton of slavery could not survive the march
Of the Federal army-Ihat there would
be an army OF one color marching into
the slave States, and an army of another
color marching out. / said further that
coniscation must follow treason, as thun-
der follows the lightning's fash.
Coniscated properly goes TO the Gov
eminent, and this rule has been adopted
by my brigade. If we are jayhawkers
we are iayhawkers for the Government.
Slavery disappears before my brigade
Applause l guess that's true. Re
newed applause. But disappears on the
principle | have laid down. Is there a
man here who would act as a slave catch
er for Price? l wonder if that dirty
dog Prince would do it! This is the sin
This is the charge against US. We march
to crush out treason, aud let slavery take
care of itself. If they don't want sla-
very TO perish, let them lay down their
arms, or do the other thing, keep Lanes
Brigade out of Missouri. [Rapturous
applause
In my opinion this war will never be
successfully carried out SO long as an ar
my marches through slave states as a
boat goes through a flock of ducks. They
ay up on its approach, and nestle as soon
asst has passed. The boat is safe, anO
SO are the ducks. When you pass through
a State you must destroy the property of
the men in arms against the Government
Destroy, deVastats, desolate! This is a
wAR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Old Postage StamDs.

The Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, in reply TO a Bostonian, who suppo-
ses that the old postage stamps are Ie-
pudiated by the Government, says:
1.-The Department does not repudiate
the old stamps. The instructions which
have been issued to poslmasters contems
plated only a prevention of the use Of
nearly two hundred thousand dollars in
value of postage stamps and envelopes for
which the Government has never been
paid. Il was a study how best to gain a
national result without any or the least
damage 10 individual interests, and as yet
it has been proved that the plan adopted
was the best
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Movement in favor Of Ere.
mont.

Several prominent gentlemen have
lately been in correspondence wit, a view
of holding a mass convention at Syracuse
or Utica. N. Y, for the purpose of sus-
tanning Gen. Fremont and the principles
set forth in his proclamation. Senator
Andrew j. Colvin, and other prominent
gentlemen, are mentioned as speakers.
The Oswego Commercial Tunes, noticing
this mattel, remarks:
ut is proper that the people should
speak in a voice not to be misunderstood.
Plain people will believe that we are
fighting with straws until we adopt the
policy of Gen. Fremont in utterly confs-
eating the properly, slave or otherwise, of
every rebel who dares raise his hands
against our country and her flag"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

much a presentament on his part as a
calculation. He said the troops were
gone, and 1t would be necessary for the
officers to expose themselves. He had
seen service, and would feel it a duty to
lead his regiment. The enemy had
plenty of sharp-shooters, and he presumed
they would pick Lin off. He said he
believed it would be his fate to die at the
head of his regiment, and so he died.
1t may illustrate the temper and char
acter of the man to mention that, after
saying with as perfect calmness as he
could have named The most trivial circum-
stances, hat he believed it would Be his
fate 10 fall IN battle, and that be should
never see The Pacific again. he Tetired
from the guards where he had engaged
in conversation, to the cabin, and seating
himself at the piano, played with grace
and skill remarkable for a gentleman
matue on that instrument. several
touching airs, among them that favorite
Of the English soldiers before Sebastopol,
sweet and mournful Annie Laurie.
In person Col. Baker wat erect, tall
and commanding. His features were
regular in outline and refined in express
sion; his eye blue and keen; his clean
shaven face rosy with health. The top
of his head was bald, and the fringe of
hair about his ears and collar was fine as
unspun silk, and white as snow.
We believe he never was married.
His mother is living near Springfield, Ill.
He visited her a little more than a year
ago, and spent several day in her humble
home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
ISL Louis Demoerat.-we publish

St Louis DemOCrat-We publish
to-day the prospectus Of his excellent
newspaper, published daily, ~tri-weekly
and weekly, at St. Louis, Mo. 1t is now
one of the very best papers in the coun-
try-uncompromising Union; edited with
great ability, and supported by an able
corps of army contributors, by which it is
able to place news from every portion Of
the country before its readers, at the ear
lest moment. We get it almost always
a day in advance of all other ST. Louis
papers. Read the prospectus and make
up your clubs.
To all business men, who wish a relia-
bic daily, furnishing all the latest intelli-
gence, we recommend the Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Army Uniform and Night Signals.

General Mcclellan has taken another
step in the way of insuring our troops
from a repetition Of the Big Bethel and
similar blunders. In addition to carrying
out a uniform system of clothing for our
troops, a code of day and night signals
has been adopted and is to be used for
countersigns, so that there need be no
more danger of our regiments firing into
each other by mistake. 1t is gratifying
TO have a live man like Mcclellan at the
head of our army of the Potomac.-Ncoo
York Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Somebody's Cat FOund.-one Of

, Odb EUduA -CAO VI
our %jours" was aroused from his slumbers
the other night, by the piteous pleadings
of avery small ahd very taby Grimlakin,
left by some hear1ess wretch to buffet
the chilling win,ry winds. The appeal
was not in vain. and the aforementioned
joQE's heart was touched, and forthwith
few open the door. The i~nfantile feline
claims to be Of poor but respectable par
entage, and a d~esceDdent in direct line of
the veritable
"-Puss, that with vermicidial claw,
Struck the wierd ratin whose ~insatiate nav,
Lay reeEing malt that erst in Juan's courts We saw. >
Il is desirable tina; the owner call soon,
prove properly and pay charges" as the
local has heard the editor complain re-
psaiedly, 4hat TOO much time was taken
up by the kind-hearled jour, in looking
up meat for has cat"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

"Mr. Schoolcraft says the Indians
never swear-the worst they say is
"maM cune-m ooSh," or bad dog. Ii
would seem then that Nature does not
encourage MISUNDERSTANDING the differ
ence between nature and cultivation" y
Exchange
Mr.. Schoolcraft knows nothing about
Western Indians. They are used to
swearing at a mark"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Good EnOugh.-TnEO. HUI, of hi

Good EnOagh.-THEo. HILL, of this
place, has received the appointment Of
Trader for the Otoe and Missouri Indi-
ans. Glad of it. He started a train
from this place on Monday last, loaded
with goods for the Agency.
The Native Americans Perfect
Specimens Of Physical Development, ="
Spotted Fawns,'' prairie Flowers"
'sIndian Maiders,' and so on, will find
the Commodore an accommodating
~tradesman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Select SchOOl.-In another column
will be found the announcement of J. II.
HEwETT, who commences a Select
School in this place on Monday next
Mr.. H. is a gentleman of experience in
teaching, and comes among Us well re-
commended as 10 qualifications. He will
give satisfaction, and we trust his school
will be filled up without delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
ADTERTISEMBNTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
John z Chafee and A. II Owens,

John z Chafee and A. II Owens,
Wheeler, kaney and johnson
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an ex2cu-
tion ISSUED by the Clerk OF the District Court Of Nema-
Ia county, Nebraska Territory, against C. W. Wheeler,
r. 7. RaDey, AID Homer Johnson, in the above entitled
cause, and IN favor Of John Z. Chsfee and A. II. oven,
for the sum Of six hundred AID fity dollars and thirty
two cents debt, and seventeen dollars and twenty-five
hundredths cost and accruing costs, I, J. W. Coleman,
Sheriff Of said county in said Territory. have levied upon
and willof,r FOR sale at public auction, az the door Of
" T. Denis Hall, the place where the last term Of the
District Court for said county WIS held, on the 9Th day
OF December. A d 1861, between The hours Of 10 O'Clock
An and 4 O'cLck /. Of sad day. ard val sell to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand. the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Thirty acres out Of the north west fourth OF The north
west fourth of the south west quarter, OF section %
town 6. range is east, aud the south east fourth OF the
south east fourth, OF section %, town 8, range 10 east,
and Tie east half OF Lots ItO. 5 Of fractional fourth sec
ton &c, town 8, ranSe IS east, continuing % acre; ard
Lots 3 AID 4, in bLck 81, ana lots 5 and 6, in bLck IS,
and Is in block 60, in he city Of BrownviHe, taken as
the property Of Wheeler, RSney and Johnson, TO satisfy
an execution against them, aud in favor OF the above
named pldinfifs. J. ". COLEMAN,
Nov. 7, 1861, nlS-5w Sl2 Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Two more prisoners were sent from
this place to ST. Joseph, this week. They
were the rebel brothers Bolan, who have
made so much disturbance on the other
side of the river, as we'll as this, for
months past.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
sPALDING,s PREPARED LIZ.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SAVE u PfECESI

ECONOMY! DISPATCH
Z-"A Sich IN Time Sares Mae P'.E
As accidents will happen, even in we'll regulated
families. il isvery desirable 10 have some chrapaud
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
cry, &c
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and No household can
afford to be without it l. Is always ready, and NJ
70 the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
y B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price,
IS cents Address
HENRY c ~SPALDTNG.
No g Cedar Street, New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Sharp ShOOterS.-By reference to
the notice of Capt. A. w. MArrHEws, it
it Will be seen that this gentleman is au-
thorized to raise immediately a company
Of SHARP Shooters" We take great
pleasure IN testifying in regard to Capt.
Matthew's competency. He has seen
service-was an officer through the Mex
can war-and is, perhaps, as thoroughly
and practically acquainted with the drill,
as any man in the Western country. He
has been, from its organization, Capt, of
the Paddock Guards" of this city,
which Is one of the best drilled companies
in the country, a fact owing to Capt. Ms
proficiency and unremittlng efforts. We
consider Capt. Matthews just tie man
for the place." and can assure all who
wish to enter the service, that no better
opportunity will present itself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
& ENVELOPES

The " Advertiser" Office has provided
itself with Flag cuts, and also, those for
rriptipr various kinds of National Envel-
6nes. and is now prepared to fill orders
wholesale. or retail. Apply at the Ad-
vertiser" Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
IFron The Cincinnati Commercial, Get. 2s.I
AbOut Col. Baker.

The writer met Col. Baker in June
last, on a steamer going from Baltimore
70 Fortress Monroe. He said he did not
expect TO survive the war; that, in his
Judgment, he never would see the shores
of the Pacific again. This was hardly so
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
N0nce Id ~Pre.Emnf0Fs.

AL-b.
To John Belfry Jane c.. Catron, HenryG. Smith
Charles Cornell and Thomas Maddox.
You are hereby notified 70 appear at the land Of
fec at BrOwnyiile, within so days from this date
to make further Prsof in relation to yOur pre-emp.
ton claims in asaorlaace with ins-ruesi0ns from
ion5ral Land OGce at Washington.
RICHARD .BARREF, Rezisfer
CHIHLES 3. SGIF8, S53siF5e.
July 25a,. 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

A Good Chance.-A gentleman with
a small family, a resident of Atchi.on
county, Missouri, has enlisted under Gov.
CANDLES call, and desires an active boy
to do light work for his board and school
ing this winter. Enquire at this office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
EafIng HOuSe.-Chapin IS slill run

Eating HOUSe.-Chapin is still run.
ming the City Eating House, in Onnec
ton with Workings Saloon. He is pre-
pared TO accommodate day bOarders, fur
nish single meals at all hours, and answer
promptly TO the call for oysters, pigs
feet, triPe. ham and eggs, prairie chick
ems, quail, hot coffee. etc. etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Workings Balls Worthing
has procured a new, large and splendid
set of Billiard Balls, with which ever the
inexperienced can make runs the most
satisfactory,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

PersOnal.-JAHIsoS an old "iypo,"
formerly Of the Falls City BrOad .Are. at
present clerk of Major Baker, Agent for
the Otoe and Missouri Indians. was in
town last week. We saw him "toting''
Off certain milk vessels, which leads US to
suppose he has quit buying milk" and
intends hereafter to keep a cow"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Prairie FiFeS.-The p%rairies west
have been On fire most of the past week.
The greater portion of the time high
winds prevailed, and consequently much
damage has been done. We have already
heard of farms hat were entirely swept.
Farmers should not fail to take precau-
Iionary steps early.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Poor olI John Bell. Of Tennessee,

getting more cuffs than coppers even from
bis own friends in Secessia. It's said his
present lot is a complete political isolation,
and a Nashville correspondent writes that
be lives an unenviable, lonesome, embit-
tered, hopeless existence. 1t will be re-
collected that he invested fifty thousand
dollars in a new steamboat building near
Pittsburgh, which was recently seized IN
der the confscatiJn act.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Capt. STEcK's Company Of Cavalry,
from Atchison county, Mo, was in our
place yesterday. They came over 10 re,
ceive their arms, which came up on the
omaha. They are a fine looking set of
men, and viii do good service. They are
now well EQUIPPED with Enfield rifles, pis-
tolls and sabers
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
For sale by
JOHN MAUN.
j. ]. THURMAN,
Druggists. Brownville. II. 7.
NOTICE OF

Thcoto-e Ell, Before Jesse JoLus, !. ?, ~ We
VS. msha County, Nebraska Terri
On tie i5bdv Of August A.. D. 1861, said Justice
issued an order of a~ttachment in the above action for
the sum Ct S34 AID costs said case will be tried Octo.
be- 5th, 1851. z. W. OLA Atty for PFC.
BroWnviIle, Angus; 24th, 1861. [ns-3Wl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
.n al Whom ri MaV CnncerEa.

All persons indebted to Wm. I. DEN, either on
book account. or by note, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on or before the 10th day Of March 1861,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Rrownville, Feb. Fl WM. T.DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

Il is claimed by the rebels that fifteen
Of the family Of Key, the Star Spanglfd
Banner man, are now fighting for the
South. Does The list include Whisky I?
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

We call attention 10 the Card, in an
other column, of Chas. C. Tucker, Pen
sion and Bounty Land Agent, at Wash
ingtOn City. Those entitled to Pensions,
Bounty Land or Bounty Money, can have
their claims prepared and forwarded to
Mr. Tucker upon calling at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
SHERltFO SALE.
JChnL ShanEs,
u Dryden, T
V : DRYDEN.

vs.
TN Dryden,
5 Dryden.
Notice IS hereby gwen that by virtue Of an exeeu-
ton issued By the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory. a ;ainst T 81
Dryden and vs. Dryden in the above entitled cause
ana in favor Of the plaintiff therein, john l. Shank.
Cor the sum of ninety seven dollars and ninety-hun-
dreth cents and accruing costs, l.. J W Coleman.
Sheriff Of said county in said Territory, have levied
upon and win Ufer for sale at public a%oction, at the
door of W 7 Den's Hall, the place where the last
term Of the District Court for said comfy was held.
on Monday the 18Th day Of November, 4 d 1851. be-
tween the hours of one and three o'clock. Pm Of
said day, and will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following described zeal estate, to-wit F.:
The south west fourth Of the south west quarter Of
section tWenty-nine, except ten acres cut Of the
north west corner Of said south west fourth also ten
acres on the south side Of the north east fourth Of
the south west quartz of section twenty-uine -alsoT
thirty ceres on he west SIDE Of tho ncrth west
fourth Of the north west quarter Of section thirty
two. all in township five. range sixteen, east, taken
ne the p@raaerty u Y > dryden. o. satisfy an Czecu-
ton against ham AID ia favor ai joan I Shauks.
aN COLEMAN, Sheriff,
B-ownvillo. Oct, II, 81, So
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
CAUTION.

A certain unPrineiPId persons sro attempting TO-
PREPARED GLUE, | would caution al persons to
examine before purchasing, and see that the full
name
~SPAaDING'S PREPARED GLCE-1
j on the outside wrapper al others are s~wiadLfng
epunterfeits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
CHOICE TREES AND SHRUBS.

1tave a few choice varieties, and extra hne trees Of
ny own raising. Apples sBd Pears, Dwarf and STANDARD,
AprC5ts and aarFlOweriug shrubs, I would exchange
with Pc SOUS desiriug theG, for wood, wheat, cOrn5 beei
or pork. They can De delivered ANY time.
Also a few thoBsand one and two year Block Locust
trees. LawlUA BlackberfIes. and nue varieties EaspoeT-
berries.
u. w. FURNAS,
n-.-v-wuwsEUn
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Sheriff Sale.

O4@SA LII 0ClNS
o. F. lake. and S. F. Nuckolls
VS..
James Mcdonald
NOTICE is hereby given that I will offer for sale
at publie auction at the door Of the House in which
the last term of the Nemaha County District Court
Nebraska Territory was held, in Brownville, in said
county Vt Nemaha on the eighteenth day Of No
vcmber 1861, between TO A NJ and 1 p. VI Of said day
the following real estate, situated in the said cOUn-
ty os Nemaha and Territory Of Nebraska, to-wit
Southeast Or. Of sonth-weet quarter Of section four
teen, Town i've, Range fifteen east, containing forty
acres; levied upon as as the property Of james Nc
Donald, by virtue Of two executions, me in favor uf s.
F. Nuckplls. and the other Of o F Lake for the use Of
ST Nuckells, issued by the District court OF Nemdha
County, Nebraska Territory, and to me directed a. Sher-
III Of said county.
J.. ". COLEMAN, Sheriff.
Brownvine, Oct II. ISil.-S9 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Furniture! FuInltureu

The most complete stock Of Furniture ever OGered in
this upper country Just received ~ I. HILL.
BTownvilIe, April 25:h, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
Beverly, Nass., Ds,II, 1880

B,perly. Nass., Dee, Il, 1850
II G SPALnrSG, ESQ.
wish FIR somo circulars or largo show BILLS. TO
bring your Gephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. Ii you have anything Uf tae kind,
! .ase send to me
One Of my customers, who IS subject to severe Sick
Headache, Casually lasting two days Das eErsd u
an attack ia oAsR0Urby ysBr PsHs, which / sent her
W WILKES.
Remoldsbarg, F-aatIia Co, o.
January Q, 1851
Nc IS Cedar ST. ny
Enclosed find twenty-five rents, f25.) Tor which
send box Of "Cephalic Pills" Send 10 address 81
Rev Vino Filler. RcYnol1sburg, franklin Go, Ohio.
Your PHs york like a eLarm-ears Heaaaehs al
Truly WI WI FULLER.
Na'oHvils, Conn, Feb 1851.
Mr.. SPALDrNo.
7 have tried your CephaEc P1l', md 7 Tile TIM
80 ceI that l want you to send ne two dollars worth
more.
Psrsof these arc for the uoighbor-. to whomI gave
a few ont Of the hrt box g,t from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obigs
T. u " q HA"AHn
JAMES KENNEDY.
Hlgerord, Pa, Feb. Q, 1891
Nh. sPALD1So.
Sr:
I wish you 10 send M one more box Of your Ce-
phalic Pills, I hGes reesiosd a grert deal gf tsnJi
from than.
YoHrs. respectfully,
MARY ANN STOiKHOCSE.
Spruce Greek, Huntingdon Co, Pal
January IS, 1851.
d.. c. SPALDING.
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephal-
ic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO. r. SlNGES-
81 hare used one lor Of pour PHI, aHd fad
them e~rceileHf.
BeHs Vernon, OIi0, Jan. Is, 1861.
Henry c. SPGLDING, ESQ.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills. Thgy
are truIy the best PiIs Ihars erer tried.
Direct A. STOYER, PM.
Belle Vernon, WyandOt Coo.
gysA single bottle Of SPALDINGS PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annualy-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

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Singular Egg.-BENJ. B. THOMPSON
has laid an egg on our table, of very sin
gular shape, Il is az ordinary hens egg
otperfectly fat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
PREPARE I'm TIME
AGAINST II
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By Prime, a. No. l Insurance,
IN THE
INSURANCE Cd.
OF HARTFORD,
PREPARE IN TIME
The Fruifs Of the Pkgnir

The Fruits Of the PhRnir
Are manifest in the following statement Of Facts
and figures, showing the amount equalized to public
benefit in the shape Of losses paid in the west and
South, durins the past four years a substantial re5-
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