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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
A First.rate Notice OF the Speech
Of. a Tory. 1880


The Nashville Union of The 26ih oft.
contains the following frstraie notice of
The recent dirty speech Of Vcorhees, of
Indiana:
I'VE have received, under the frank
Of Hon. d. w. Voorhees,, Of Indiana.
several copies Of bis notorious speech as
sailing the Administrator while II is try
ing 10 suppress a rebellion ersated by his
associates, and excusing his t9te against
the revenue bill which providtd the gov
eminent with the meas Of paying our
noble soldiers on the battle fCld. We
call on every soldier Of gallant Indiana
to mark him and his associates of the 9Th
Of January for vengeance. We rejoice
to. know that in tina; State, patriots OF all
parties have united in forming a Union
Marty FOR the an1r6aehidr electot and
dnrire fhe wart "a 81 rot worth rfhiie1D
review Nf apBaae WflI
a ainasi tna
maiofiB fotihs Unios tezetn snasWs
papers and slumpets do their dusy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

In pursuance Of adecFefal order made BY the District
Cou {, ia ana foT Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory.
sitting IN Chzacery. bearing date The 18Th day of Nav
a. D., 1851. IN a~certail cause. pending in said court
wherein Richard Blown IS complainant, and John VI
Hall Is defendant, SAIL, on saturday the 18th day Of
Jnlys a.. y. 1862 al 10 O'clock, A NJ, IN front Of pens
bali % Er0gnVilie, In said county, fbeing the place
where sad court was last held9 offer for sale 10 tie
highest bidder for cash, the. following described prem
isess to-V1t Ihenorth east quarter Of section No. s.
10, east q the 9Th prlnapaf msrediang Nemaha cg aniy.
Nsosasa- Aeffltosy- }. s. BEDFORD,
noi-"0 Master in C~hancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Congress adjourned on the 9Th inst.
The present session passed many impor-
tant bills, among which are The Home
stead; the Prohibition Of Slavery il the
Territories: the Abolition Of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia The Pacific
Railroad Act; the Revision of the Su-
preme Court; Retrenchmentof Military
Expenses, and the ACT C%onfscatiDg the
property Of Rebels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

The REPoRT OF RECEIPTS AND Ex-
PErDITUREs OF NEMAHA CoUETY FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUsE 80.
1862. will be found in another column.
The Receipts on Taxes for 1860 and 81
amount to 1924 O3.
Expenditures S3,A4l SO.
Tax still delinquent for go and '6l,
S2,26S "a.
Outstanding Warrants S4,041 SIS.
Should the tax still due be all paid, the
warrants remaining unredeemed will
only amount to- Sl,793 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

MOVE oN.-Sueh Is the course pursued by Carts
valuable medicines. They never cease doing good bu
press forward. relieving the sick andcrippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
by Curtis Syrupcf Sassafrss are. really marvellous
Coughs, colds, hOarseness, measles. even Consumption
begins to tremble when it comes in contact with it, md
soon the deathly grasp is lOoseped. Curtis Mameluke
Eminent is familiar to every family in the country for
the many benefits they have received from It's use. II
Is well for every family to be provided theySannot tell
what hour they may require its use. These medicines
stand high. and are used BY many respectable physician
Of extensive practice. See ADVERTISEMENT In anotbe
column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

seOrbutIe disease. are the parent stock from which
arises a large proportion Of the fatal maiadies that AZ
aict mankind They are as it were a species Of potato
rot In the human constitution, which undermines and
corrupt ailihe sources Of its vitality and hastens its
decay. They are the germ from which spring, Cons
sumption, Rheumatism, Heart Disease Liver Com
paints, and Eruptive Diseases which vin be recog
uized as among those most fatal and destructive 70 the
races Of men. So dreadful are it's consequences to hui
man life, that Il Is hardly possible to over estimate the
Importance Of an actual. reliable remedy, that.can
sweep out this s~erofulous contamination. We know
then We shall proclaim welcome news to our readers Of
enc from such a quarter as viii leave little doubt oiits
emcacy-snd sitr more welcome. when we tell them
tf1l EFEFfeS1 EE9EFuN ia lsl1uglrud W.
Anrn's a~AreSFAnfLzA erl1 cefia HfrtI AZ
NIenln oi 1850 So etci a
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Extra SEssIoN.-Wil there, be an
Ilra session of the. Legislature during
be coming vinterl Is there any need
orUnel Some Of our friends think that.
snort session is i%mperalively demanded.
The Territorial officers. cannot draw their
bay without appropriations are made by
be Legislature. If a session is called.
be Territory will have to foot the bill
Boz FIVE days will be sufficient to do all
pc business necessary at present. We
PIE Of opinion the Governor viii call an
l1'ra session, and order an election for
n@embers, 10 be held on The same day as
Pal for delegate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

o In pursuance % q decretal order me6e By the District
Court. In and for EeHnhn county, Kebraska Territory,
sitting IN chsncery beading date 4he 18Th day Of Nay,
1862. in q certain cause pending In said court, wherein
John Cole iscOmplainant and Inner L. knight. ct a.,
defendants, Twill on Saturday the 26Ch day Of July,
1867 az 10 OClOck&. M. in frOal Of D5t's halfin Brown
vile in said county, being the place where said court
was last held, Offer for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property to-Wit the south
east quarter Of section No. eleven IN in township No.
hve15 } north of range No. Gfteen (El east Of the 9Th
principal MERIDIAN. (except forty acres on the south
siae Of said quarter1 IN Nemaha oauuty. Nebraska
Territory. Is RDFoRD.
u5i 4w-6 Mastpr 81 Cbsncorv
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Adnan Fan.

Adrian Fall, Civil Asiion. District Court,
vs. "a judicial District, John
Bartholomew Lamb. son Comfy, Nebraska.
the Defendant. Ba1h0lameW BANJO, viii take no.
tee that on the 7fh day ofJay 1852. said paiHrif,
Fail, did Gle his petition in said court, the object
and prayer Of which j. 70 obSatE a Judgment as nnst
you Tor the sun Of S89.S5. with Interest from Sep
Jember lsi, 1861, upon a promisorv note Tor SAID
am.unt, given BY YOU TO said plaintiff, April 9Th,
1851.
That IN order Of attachments duly issued in this
actiun'against yOu, aud The following. property was
attached BY virtue thereof, hy the Sherid Of said
county, to-Wit; N. Z. quarter, secrion 4. 7. 4. Z. 9.
9th principal meridian, johnson County, Neb. Ter,
as your property.
You arS hereby required 70 appsar and answer or
demur "a said p titi0n on or before the lSt day Of
September, 1852, and in default thereof Judgment
viii be taken against you, aud said property ordered
TO be sold and the proceeds applied 10 the payment
of said sum, with interest aforesaid.
SCHeENHEFr, PITS Atty.
July 10. n1-4W-S6.25.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Slliman's Journal is received for July.
be 'OAos'ng are among the most inter-
Sing articles of this number: "Des-
Upton Of the Remains of a new Enali-
(Eosaurus Acadianus9, from the
Formation Of Nova Scotia. (" ION
.lectricai currents circulating near the
surface, and their connection with
be phenomena of the Aurora Polaris ;
A Sketch of The Mandan Indians, with
0me Dissertations illustrating the Gram.
Structure Of Their Language"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

.GoDrr.-We have. been favored with a
by Of The Ladies' Book for August
be engraving for this month is Daniel
'ebsier at the Tomb of Shakespear."
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

Atsfper hundred. S. perthodsand. Lib raj dissent
to the trade. or in large quantitftiess
AisO-Our usual assortment Of Evergreens. Fruit
Trees, GrnamenuI Trees Shrubs ana Plants; RedEe
Cataloeues furnished to ali applicants.
0Fha Everureens F" Ia Mollie..
s7-tf SAMUEL EDWARDS, Buresu ca, m
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
PROBATE.N NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givea that Ihavo appointed
Monday, the 18th day Of July AID. 1852, at 10
a. n. for the 6aal settlement OF the ~estatesof
Joseph PrOWd, deceased. ALBERT, T0WLE,.
Probate Judge Gage county, Nobrasks.
July 10. ~nt-2w-sl,50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

The lates accounts from the Salmon
liver Mines are not as Encouraging as
.ey we're a few months ago. New
ines have lately been discovered in the
Da;h Of California to which there is now
Stampede along the Pacific coast.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Advertisement /.

.TBroDoRE HILL desires 10 inform the
Valley Farmers Club" that
is anxious 10 sell them his Warehouse
the Levee, in BrOwnvilie. Terms
the delivery Of the properly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES

pDrTrr AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
900 600 Apple Trees, 4 years old, $sper hundred $50
Per s 6oo stoasard Pear. Trees, ? to 3 years old, SIS per
hs aeoeo 49, I'd Diana crane Vines, SIS per hundred
40 go standard Pear Grapes, Sc per hundred, csc
per thousand.
Tbese Pear Crafts. net being bulky can oe trarsport-
81 che.piy. and by growing two years. viii &c eeoa
sjzed trees TO plant In an orchard. Any one can treble
9.ei- nancy by growing them to sell Send for Whole
SAFE ~1 e MOODY & SON
,Er.am Niagara Nurseries. BackrortS Ny
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

.PrrsOsAL.-Hon. S. G. Daily arrived
st Saturday on the Wesi Wind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

DIED-At Gemaba City. onthe 2lst. Of Dipths-
ria, WILLIE HENEY, SOD Of j. P. aEd MARTAH Gro
aged ten years four months and sK days,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

The Auarlio Monfhly Tor Aogustts 81
ne tensh gelame cenmences
ih als nanabef. Lowell. Lougfeilow.
Enersen, Hawthorn, Holmes,
'hpier, Bayefd Taylor, Mrs. Slow, and
any others continue to contribute.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

~ Er5W17lu - @ N1llaIn- aa91Tl o PM
Isb the following caution, that the public may not be
imposed upon
"Ascher & Co.. Of Indianapolis have brought out a
small trashy boUk, IN cheap form, supporting to be my
. Life. Speeches aud Addresses connected with my
troubles among the SecessiOnIsts. This is a BOGUS pro-
.duction, doing ne great Injustice. and by no means
reporting me correctly, Ell her as 20 ms history or
speeches since came North. l am now preparing a
Genuine hook Of the kind. and viii have it out in a few
davs pnbHshed.y Geo ". Child. Of philadelphia
AnpIegafe & Co, Of Cincinnati, are the publishers for
he West. l caution the public against the bogus con.
Germ. As I shall st once commence legal Proceedings
AGAINST ali concerned IN vending il as we'll as the pub
Usher. W. G. BROWNLOW.
PH~IEADrRPHIA, NAYS 1854.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Shingles! Shingles II.

.o1nf1 that snail endeavor to keep this market SUP
sIfed via good Cottonwood Shingles. which ] VIII sci
ffer easB (; ofstaks in exchange Cattle. Hogs, Wheat or
March p slsss Iuss-tn
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
IN rms MACHINE. IT'S
Durability, and
Simplicity,

give Il preferences over all others New improvements
added. have materially lessened the direct draught,
and so obvisfed the side dTaught that many assure us
that u does not now exist. The drugnt Of the Reaper
Is so light that in numerous instances the large four
horse machine is worked with but two korses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
EarlY SUGAR cane Seed.

Seed.of the Early Imphee, put up in half pound pack
and sent By mail {post-paid) for IS cts. This va
Is 90 days earlier than the Sorghum.
Address, II. A.. TERRY, Crescent City, iowa.
March 18th. 1852 tls lns6-7ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Omces for Rent,

me Ole CITY Drug Store, AMI ripper part Of sAs tity
Drug store, now occupied - Judce wheeler, are for
rent. Apply to - JOHN n. MAUI OF y
AUGUSTUS sHoENHEIr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLEMAN.

The subscriber wiz send (frss Of chargsl 70 OF
Whodesrs Il, The Recipe and directions for nakinS
q simple Feqsta5ge BGlm. that VII, Ia from tFo 20
eight days. remove PINPLES. BLcrCHEs, Tan, FEEcE-
LEa S~ALLoWNEss, ard al Impurities and Tobghnsss
Of the Skin, leaving the Bne-as Nature int8ndcd
it shoud be-sof, clear, suactt az d6a1uifIL Those
desiring the Recipe, With fali Instruction., directions
and sdVics, viii please call On Or address vita re-
tugn pusrage,1
THOS. +. CHAPHAN. Practical Chemist
S3I. Broadway, New YORK
hay q, 1862. nfs-zn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Hats Boots and Shoes.

Ihaveia sf rsceived a New Supply Of Has, Boets ana
Shoes. which I will sell cheaper than they Esre ever
DAVID sIEGEL.
BrownvilIe. Rysa 10. ISs5-n4o-tG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Among the s-ecessionists of Tennessee.

& Ll0A JIG GCNCSGAOAlotn VI &CAAOoACCs
The Manuscript is c mplete1, and is now in press and
will be issued about the LIST OF June. The appearance
and typography OF the work viii be Of the first class,
sketches Of the scenes referred TO, and a finely engraved
STEEL PORTRAIT OF THE AUTHOR.
A toIts contents We have no hesitation in saying that
the public will be startled at this narrative OF facts II
will Icy bare the prosecutions and cruelty which marked
see,-the disasters and the ruin with which 1t devasta-
dcommunit once prosperous and sundered fami-
lies once happy ; more than all, Il will expose the oac
and reckless ambition and the relentlessneSs and bleed
thiTstiness by which the ringleadeFs OF the conspiracy
were Stimulated to their work OF crime and treason
Tie narrative Is one Of personal experience. The
author vOuches for the accuracy Of its statements. The
public may therefore accept il as not only q reliable but
a peculiar chapter In the general history o4the times,
and we are confident that no more significant, startling,
or instructive memorial Of the rebellions IN its minute
personal and social bearings, is now accessible.
The public are wei aware that Mr.. BRowELoW IS q
bold speaking man IN this narrative ~ his s~uherings.
composed mostly while in custody in the Jail at Knox
viIIe,he has uttered his thoughts in language Of extra
ordinary force and fearlessneSs, ~scathing his adversa-
ries even while in their power, and appealing 70 bis
couurryuen even from his CELL with The urgency Of .
Marty. 80
someIy bound in cloth, cf about 400 pages. Printed
on dne paper, and viii be beautifully illustrated wite
u or 10 hne Iull page engravings besides the portrait
REFERRED to above. II will also contain A fac-simile Or
the Parson' S famous letter to }. P. Benjamin., where ne
tells the rebel Secretary OF war that be. twill do Tor
the Southern Ounfederacy what the devil never did VIZ.
leave the state"
THE RETAIL PRICE WILL BE s1.25.
@. w. CHILDS, PUBLISHER,
s2s & $50 Chestnut st., Pei1adeIphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
THE. CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF ASUFFERER,

Published as q warning, and for the especiai bene-
it of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility, LosSof Memory, Premature Decay, de- &c,
BY one Of those who has cured himself by simple
means; after being put to great expense and iDcon-
venience, through the use OF worthless medicines
prescribed by learned Doctors. n-
Single copies may be had Of the author, G.. A..
LAMBERT, ESD Greenpoint, Long Island, by %enclos-
ing a postpaid addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq, GreenpOint, Long
leland, N. Y.
May %, 1882. nS6-2m-
True DeleWaa raua vince
H.et cM THn o1NfrAL
SEQCN.
Strong, Wei@Fcsst& eaf Pear Old F
eBBeu 63te1chs So 70 EIfT13
gear OLD Otnss and No. 1. extra large layers. NTH
bearing rood, S1.6Ot0 $500. to 80 SIS per dOSens
ALSO hne vines Of Allen'sneW white Hybrid, Anna.
CleveHing, Concord C~uyshoga, Clara, Clinton, Cassa-
dy Catawha, Diana, Herbemnnt, Hartford, Prolific. 1e-
Isabella, Logan, lie NoiF, Lydia, Louisa, Lyman, Nor
toms Virginia, Ontario, Oportc Rebecca. ROgerss new
Hybrids. TsylOrs BnIlitt. To-Kalens Union Village, and
manyOther kinds, at low prices. = tFsfgR
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

This celebrated machine Is BY al odds the REST
GRAIN and GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
n understanding the MISREPRESENTATION OF those inter-
ested in other machines. G. II. Mccormick & Bro. man-
nfaetn4e at re rafa or 5000 per year, Many fhanRoH
haFt been aaef,eo during the past season. aEd I 1881
The McGormicky Is prasnnfaf vim grnattfaSrerIIer
than eyer before. A res
THE &c DNOaEx OF POWER
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
Nebraska
ist ouaHty ef Flour sa.so. snaoaang eiss.
n = r. Il
For ussdns riua iusg oso-sizsh Per Basel
ALSO
Also
ToR aAT.H.

1000 Acres OF Choice Lanas. situated near the Nss-
souTt River in Richards0n and Nsaaha ooundes, Se-
braska; also one two story BRICK Residence. o1e large
Store House, with Warehouses attached, and % Lots, "a
The town o. BroWuviiis, AZ vsry low agarsss end partly
on tine. n II. ATEINsOE.
BrOVnviiis, June 18th. n5o-6w
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26
MASTERS SALR.

July 10. nl-4W-S6.25.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-26

LETT. STRICKLER & co.
RTevnviiIe. July %. 1881. n57-tf.
, 1862-02-12

ordnance abolish every Office in the State,
the Courts included, and then create ,ns
many new Offices as it pleases. and fill
them with its own satellites and creatures;
and it is intimated that this very usarpa-
ton is advocated by certain OF those Le-
comptonite gentlemen. If the Conyen-
ton possesses the powers which them ajority
Of the body claim, it may introduce the
twin rclicts Of barbarism-slavcry and po-
1igamy-into Illinois, and decree the slave
codes Of Secessia and the Mormon bible to
be statutes Of our State. It might reduce
to slavery every free negro, and kidnap and
enslaye every colored man that ventures
within our borders. The Convention might
pass an Ordinance declaring Illinois out OF
the Union, and then another putting to
death or banishing: any man who refused
to acQuiese, and condscating his property
! Asa Convention, the IS tycoons might de-
cree that the Constitution which they frame
and impose upon the people shall not be
amended, changed or repealed, Tor ont
thousand years; and then by changing In
to legislature, they and their heirs, exec
utors, administrators and assigns, nigh
claim the right to frame statutes for l
thousand years. The Egyptian gcnlemel
/ evidently get their notions Of their almight:,
powers and importance from the Secession
Conventions that "snaked" the Souther
States out Of the Union last year, durin
the Democratic administration Of BIZ
chanan, Floyd, Cobb, Yancey & Go. The
are warm admirers Of the way things Al
| done down in Dixie.
, 1862-02-12
MRS. Lfnc0lnss Grand Fete.
rr.-,, +bo Cincinnati Eazettr Saturday

Drrfng the Crimean war, when the sympa-
th1ee Of the British people were excited " tue
hardships their troops we're enduring from
Cfimcan winter, and an incompetent cosnmls-
sariat, the Queen lefs Windsor to stay some
time at Balmora1. The London Times there
upon had sharp article upon the lack Of SYM
pathy manifested for the sufferings Of British
soldiers, and for the bereavement of their rel
atiyes. by the absence Of tile Queen from the
Capita1. and from counsel with her ministers.
THIS comment brought the Queen immediate
return.
Sir hundred thousand Of the flower Of the
youth Of America are now enduring the mon
otonous hardships Of the camp, or wasting by
disease in comfortless hospitals, and are soon
to lie slain by thousands and manned by thou
sands more, to save their country from na-
tio1sl destruction. Throughout the North us
many families are living in continual appre-
hension of intelligence Of husband, son,
father or brother Killed by the enemy or By
the diseases Of the camp. AL over the couu-
try associations Of women arc laboTlng to pro-
vide comforts to mitigate the ha!dshiPs Of the
soldiers. In this hour Of our national distress,
the account Of splendid ball ut the White
| House jars upon the sensibilties of the coun-
| try.
Aside from the sufferiags and anNeties Of
| thepeoplc, there are considerations OF national
danger which make Presidential festivities N
! appropriate. Our very existence as 2 nation L
threatened by the Intervention OF torelsn
| powers. Our distraction and our Y 1litar5
| fnaction have lost us the respect Of other M:
tions. Our Government has already beer
compelled to submit to the fnsolence OF ont
Of them; and the foreign diplomatists resi-
dent at Washington look upon our IA
ton as irretrieyably broken, and are awaiting
adrices that their Governments have begun Il
administer upon it. At such time, forelg,
powers must look upon our White House bal
as sporting upon the brink OF ruin.
| M hp 9.rn1tn the 1rcnGiOn seems loo SET
ous, the national peril too imminent, the dif
tress Of the country too great, and the cond
tion Of the nation too humillating, to lnaug1
rate carnival at the Government mansion
, 1862-02-12
. The Murder of Hiss Harvey.
v..,. tbo 3nn1-F,rd III Rnr;star 9Th


The mystery in regard to this murder seems
likely now in fair way to be unrayelcd. The
commonly received theory that Lant McCon1b
was the murderer Of both Lawrence and Miss
Harvey, as ut present indicated, is unfoundcd,
and Lawrence and McComb both seem to have
participated in the crime If so, the body Of
tle man found, and supposed to be Lawrence,
must haye been the peddlar who was missing
at the same time. The new theory is based
upon the fact that Sheriff Upright some time
posed. aud Ill tho subsequent developments
seems to confirm his suspicious. The person
indicated is now under arrest at OMAHA, and a
description Of him corresponds mlnntc1y with
Lawrence. A Lady living there WHO formerly
resided in this county and knew Lawrence,
also identifies him. Sheriff Upright started
last evening for OttuInwa, where lie expects
the Sheriff there TO join him, When they will
proceed 10 omaha to arrest Lawrence and r.
turn him to Ottumwa, where Of course he
mnst l1:yr his trial
, 1862-02-12
CHI Tritume.
WASHINGTON TOO SAFE.


The country is told that Centervllle and
Manassas have been fortified uatil they have
s,ccn made impregnable, aud that no force
that Mcclellan can collect would be able
10 storm the rebels from their labyrinth Of
batteries, 1cdoubts, redans, forts and strong
holds, erected and excssated. Taking it
for granted that Mcclellan can never get
men enough to take Manassas by front
.,..a. X, he has two TO three times more men
,,,ar, ,ro ;.ecded for the defense Of Wash
;ncton One hundred and twenty thou
sand con1d easily be spareos ttaor service else
wharo Eif4v tho,,sand might be spared
c,-ron+rolv. burnside might be reinforc-
aahr o5 cof, men: 5000 and live general
80. -, -on+ tn Port Royal and