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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

Up TO the present time the total loss except in tho
cavalry (Which Is Lightly sums up-Ked, 80; wounded
49, missing 622 stragglers are st occasionally drop
ping In.
KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING IN rHs THIRD sRr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

| COnstitutton Water 10 . Certain Care
| Sold by all druggists.
MORGAN ALLEN, Agents Is Chn s.rees.nY
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

4kLrt& The town Is ~keSaaally sksFsed
NsA tai, beautiful gEeeR PlRe, Wish
forms a sEiss eeRtFasl with The sAsw.
ID slss{ saaNs osqaspaaisg- ard he a'gAls
afe alwss sola. hHeze le 'AFee-faNFtAs
al Az Iash Dick lass SatsF1ay AAgAt At
Maa.goAseXr, eight Rllles across he
moaa.alna. Tie ar u sery light and
healthy. TIE past wia,eF was very long,
severe and dreary The seeRery ak
around is aae.aaa beautiful, Provisions,
fer While this SpriRe, we're very dear
and scarce. -FOUR vas 30 cts a pound
il IS . II. T6mes are Improving aad
business IS rapidly FeTSviag, Emigration
is poring in daily. The sTIrieea weekly
ksstess .MeestqSsa r, is issued regularly,
If yoa wish 10 read the aaest wsstsSa pa
per published IL he Mississippi Valley
send for Il. il is a aoaIle sheet, na'
large. published at SAa year,
Mlulsg prospects generally ia Colorado
are more eaeOUFagiag than they were a
year ago, The layges, yields at present.
are Obsainea from lhs "Gfegary Dig
ging@," where they &c, sl000 10 the cord
Of quartz. The Spring has been SO.
backward hTe, that ihe qpaE's H1lls have
iasl comH. cod running fairly, Thy
are doing u. sore very weil- soRs
aew loaes Il beer discovered Feeeallg
One called The Little Thunder promises
some big lhlags," New GalOh Diggings
were discovered here by W. last week
and bid fair to yield very web. These
mountains are full Of gold, bat ii requires
COLA to get it out, The Lord has made
some heavy deposits in these rocky cliffs
and sandy bottoms. and these dePosits are
so safe asd deeply hid IN the finty rock
that were il not for ''the lore Of money
would nerer be got out.
We sill hare good interesting religi-
Gus meetings, Many Of the people seem
very anxious 10 hear of and possess the
riches Of Christ" Some come S or 10
miles to hear Of lhem' The 6eld here Is.
great, lard, white. ready 10 harvest.
Now is the time to 'lhrOst in The sickle
and reap" Respectfully,
A. 6. B.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
. Pronetts e. KeRrsssa.

Nerer before d5a the prospects Of lhls
Territory Hook @ore bPsgAs and promising
tAan now, Crops indicate a larger yield
this year than for three years past
Spring wheat may pot be more lhan "A
average crop; bat F4a Ghear. ROW being
harvested. Is very heavy, TIE TeceGi
showers are bringing ON the corn very
Iapsdly- Farmers, take The. Territory
Srer, hare tuiee rs many hogs, and cat-
SAe as last year. consequently. the Surplus
PTS1uce-graIn ana Eaear-this fall wsA
he enOEmSaA. The , Oens demands, h0yr-
ever, In feature, wal BE m9re than equal
TO ali we can PrUdace- There are many
CsRses dat mn cUubiI'e Q swell oar pep
UNzlI1n. The Homestead bill, taken IN
-eunneetiO1 with several Odher causes Wil
Sara tije Of smigraIiOn 10 The Terrific
rles never before FquAEied- We learn
that Ihe Attorney General has decided il
sensational TO pay any direct tax In
The Territories The war To suppress
this unhOly rebellion Will Decessilate q
tax IN tbe States that VIII be g~reyiOus TO
kesr- thousands Of capitalists VIII emi-
gTais here as soon as thcy cans settle Up
beIF Affairs The law passed By cur las,
Legislature, eTemPting from taxation and
from sale Oh executjCn, $50 head Of sbeeV.
rs soon rs IL IS gcDsraIsy known IbrOusb
OGt the States, viii have a tendency to
ipcTease the EDuBber tOcuing here. Al
wbO desire Odenre advantages under LBe
Homestead law, should come ~imDcdiste-
". Those who ccn0e fret will have a
CHOICE Of the land, A Iii Is before Cos.
gTess, granting 10000 acres 70 each
Congressional District in each State. fOr
eDd0wing Agricultural CJIegss- to
BE located Upon any VI ant Govern.
went lard, We 90 ncI know WEat he
features Of this bdI are, bot. sbey aie
such tbat It eaDoOt y~irisaIIy take cGsct
fOf more tbaD a year. II dis bill passes
it vii be another m0,ive for those who
want lard 70 come jnT8ediately before
ihe ebOiee land is alb occupied, The
RailfOad, IS soon IS n is cytgneDced,
will create . great aaskst fef provisions,
Money viii be aIa.oa q dryg. AZ least
S15OO0y000 will lie expended IN Ibis
TefFitoTy,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
OURS Si0ceTejy,
SAM'L G. DAILY.
FY0m Colorado.

LAUHET1r, c. T., June IS, So.
Messrs. Editors: ] am glad 10 see thai
amidst the general cTus5 Of papers the
: .Adrerfisr'' stjII stands ''Ghe tug Of war.'
"Tjmes l,ke lhese Try mems souls" and
try papers too, Il IS sometimes well 10
he tried. Trials, misfortunes and eppo-
SiIiOBs tend much 70 deFeIope and draw
DOT mans faculties. The editor always
occupies a rey responsible position ;
therefore when he gets hold Of the sfec-
lions Of bis patrons, and is thus enabled
10 jEfUebee for good, be should endeavOr
70 hold on 10 them. The great rant Of
the world is light, 70 know God as He Is,
and things as they are,
Ii was q beautiful May morning as we
rolled cot Of Denver, bound On a Trip 70
tbe mountains. The coach vas 20 much
crowded that Onss could hardly end room
for The soul Of bis foot. As We assembled
tie slUsping plain, the view ass most de-.
Ighlful. The grazing here, the bloom.
ing flower and The flying flags Of Denver
all presented ii scene grand and beauli.
fol. Bot wheh We assembled the top Of
the Little Hills, the gfabdeurand soblim.
ity of The sight WAS inefeased beyond De.
seriPtioh.
Travelling n ~ith only one easy ops
Of The coach, and that III d SHOW drift,
all Of a sudden The ggulh Park burst upgy
Csf view. This is thg rfihcs Of parks.
Shaped like a peat, and situated way Up.
on the top Of, md Yet Down III tbs midst
Of, huge. lofty, spow capped mountains,
and tfatefssd by several teaulifal streams
IF watef tieaf as etysfai=h Is q grand
sight. Il is about 60 miles long aHd %
Mest Of il is peffcsiiy Level, bHt
parts Of ltAfe telling aid ttasefsed wiki
low ranges gf fetky mountains. ii Is
fsf us salt springs whish afs very
Tish. Lying e~5htigue9s to Ibis great
mountain fegiyhi il is very valuable lg
hay, beef, pasture and vegetables.
Passing through The hshdsemels Situated
!owHs If Hamilton and FaiFplay, We Or:
Fived here By half past teH, p. HI, the
seeshd day 100 miles sBash west Of
Denver.
The hatHe I88Fetts, derived fg5tB
Iadfa aid jehhette, the ha,.es Of thg
ifss ice ladies' that stopped here, is The
Of qaite Il lively iHtie i0wh: Like
Of cid Is Is baii closely egai.
jagi together. Il lies ID d ttaLtilai gaish
Iifded 81 tEB massive lofty eh~gunlaius,
iFsh whieh the pare shsH sili hangs II !
~ ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
WAsBlsefeS CtTY.D. ca
IuRe lath, 1863, (

sMg deer Sir Ygbf 4itrl fatst has jast
reached me lhis ttthisg, AID j basteu. 70
reply.
Il is tfBe thal Bsasil ahd Ay8aK are
be6 Commissioners Of Cyfg6iat6fs 10 the
P&elhe Ranf8ad Bn, abd il IS iiketlse
tfss tAsl they tsd frsi5a q the ely ..
0Haha, and sPsh btg aigissn eeFe sd1pt-
ed. Bst Aati is ust III ths tfalh. !; is
slss tfss Dist +. u. Mafausue, of piaas.
Iaosth, std VIII H. Tsyier. II kebfasks
Clsy, ats,aiss iBesFP8fai6fs ard il is
tfss they were selettsd ahg B6i thefs by
nv efforts sIens. Ard il is also ire that
de Commissioners Sc Bel lave the lseat-
iag Of de mslu tfapeh fBhniHg thFosgh
kebfaska. The point &t Whieh Il starts
81 tke Misssafi River Is IS ts Akee BY.
Gsa's bebies work " Humanity, an kshs
es4 faaa, Atfaha4a LlGgglh, President Of
ths uaitea States. Ye6 isaY ash, hys
Nebraska. tlHt 6hiy polls $3.50 wees,
fsHf Commissioners whllsthe kfeat SAFE
81 Isdiaaa, dial pills lBefe AsB 6lty
Zines Is many sHiy slx /! Yes sifs Ills is
tFas Rh4 ne ihssgaliiy IL Raeh greater
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO Consumptives.

THE ADVERTISER, HAVING BE RESTORED
10 health in a few weeks by q very simple remedy, af-
ter having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, C~OBsampiiOR-i5 anx-
ious t. make known to his felIOw-suGerers the means
If cure.
To all who desire it, be viii send. a copy " The pre-
~scriptlOH used free Of Cfargc), with the Directions for
preparing sn1 using the same, which they viii nsd a
CUEE for CoEsUsIPTIOE, AsTHaLA, BRoHCH1r-
IS, sc. The only Otject-oLtBsa advertiser in sending the
Prescription is TO Beneat the afflicted; and sprend iDsor-
Which no c~oneeiyes to be invaiusble, and be
hopes every suGereriwiiI Try his remedy, as it viii cost
them nothing and may proTe . blessing.
Parties wishing the. wescriptian viii please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. G1lsOs, Williamsburg,
EiHgs County, Nsa-Y0k.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

ssorbutis diseases ars the parent stock from which
arises 4 large proportion Of the fatal maladlss that az
hist mankind -They are Is Il we're a species Of pytat0
rot in the human eoHstitatiyu, which unaerhines and
oOfrdbt aI the s0ttrsss Of its VITALITY and histehs Its
decay. frey ere me germ fFoti which spfiug5 Cen@
Sumption, E~heaamatfsnt; tIssft Disease, Liver Ccia=
plants, and EfHptiYs Diseases which viii be recOg
uised as aneng those most fatal and destructive to TIE
races Of men. .soadresdfhl are Its consequences to hts
nan llfg; that It Is hardly posslBlets 5Jef estihatsth the
Importance Of an setssl, reliable REMEDY, that can
sweep ont tBis ccrofdioas Contamination. w know
thsa We sha1 br5gleiu ~sle0hs news to otr ~rssdersc q
.Ote ircfi such 8 qnsrtef as viii Leave Ittis dUatt Oils
ehic4eE-snd still more keieom6. WheH We tell theta
that it really does accomplish The emf deslrsi- We
AYERS s~ARsAPAHibAA, ahdit is sertclnl5 Sbfthy 1hs
attention Of those who are saiisteISith srFg(afS o.
serbfulgfs OtiplaiHts.=Rsgistef AIbshy. n p
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

IT. pursuance Of q de-rCtal Oflw $500
Court. im aHa Tor kgnthh cBnniI
-iffirg IN rb4brery besring ,lsts the
Iaeq m a certain eause pending IN sia
John Cole is complainant snd IuiHit
Defendants, I will ri Saturday tas
1859. 10 10 O'CLOCK q. n, ln fru1tgi Bsas
Vile In SAID souuty. being inc plsss
was last held, oIer hf sale % tbg
cfsii. the fUIloSinK desrfi5el pr1pej3 4
east quarter o. sEcti1u N5lale1p1 -
i've IS J nortA Of fauka 10. hftsen
briheirai mBredtan, tesceBt 10y @afF
side II said guaftef3 ,"
Territory NE
hsf &tF=5
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
REPORTS FROM RICHMOND.
GEN. POPE PLACED IN HIGH
A BATTLE BEFORE RlCHMOND,

WASMINGTON, june 23.-MaIOr-GeD.
eral Pope believes he forces at Rich.
mODd are OYerrated, as were the forces
Of BeaureguaTd at COriD.h. Il was the
concurrent testimony of spies and deser-
IeFs, that hot less than $50, 900 10 BOO
600 armed rebels were behind Beaure-
CARDS entertainments, but upUb the occu-
patton of COTInlh ii was proved beyond a
question that he had never had more Ihan
$4,000. He laughs at the report thai
Gen. BeaUFegard has reinforced lkd, ar
my TO the extent Of a soldier. He con-
SIdeFs the wal ID the West as virtually az
an end, The only thing yet 10 be done
being TO posses and bold the immense
bTedlh of county already really conquered
10 answer TO a question concerning The
10000 prisoners taken by him according
10 Gen. HalleCk. He says he took go,
go men, they conId hardly be called
soldiers, and 22,C0J stand Of ARDS
Most Of the caplives, Of whom many
were from Kentucky and Tennessee,
Beamegard's rear guard wa driving
South. Having 10 means 10 feed them,
and believing here tsas little lempIatjou
10 join the rebel rOat, be released them
on parole.
WAsH1seros, june 26.-The forces
under Major Geuerals Fremont, Banks,
and Mcdowell have been consolidated
into n army, called the srtny Of Wiz.
ginia, and Majcr General Pope has been
especially assigned by The President 10
the command.
The forces Under Fremont constituting.
the ~! army corps are TO be commanded
b.. him The forces under Cen Bdnhs
complete the 81 army corps, and are 10
be commanded by him. Tie forces under
Gen. Mcdowell constitute. the 50 army
corps. and are 10 be commanded By Sim
McCall's division is 10 follow immediately
In The same way while Gen. Pope will
also epetatg agaihst she enemy ut Bieh-
hiotd.
McCall's division, 10000 strong, which
formed a part Of McDowel's corps, has
reached Mcclellan by water, and another
division is go follow immediately id the
way.
Flag Officer Davis has fepofsed. roD.
corning the expedition up the While
that after The accidgni 10 the
Mound CRY, The wgunded met we're shot
the enemy whtle Id the water, and
"The Nary Department and the
will Contrast the barbafrliles Of d
enemy with the hutnahs efof,s
htade by our people to rescue The HUbh.
5ed and disabled under similar e~ifcu,n=
stances, In The engagement Of the Gth.-
several poor fellows who expired shortly
after the engagement, expressed their
willingness - die when Told that che vic.
Tory vas 6ufs.".
We have excellent authority for shylhg
that the evidence already ta4en before
lie Judiciary Committee of the 11gpss i'll
ihs ease of hen. Wged Is stronger than
lhht which expelled Senator Bright, and
hat Woods expulsion from The House is
vthsrs. however, speak less
Bssiiiveiy.
The tfil % carry Into eHegt ths recent
'late trade treaty with Gfeat Britain
which passed the SehaiB ts.da9 biih sHly
.Oaf negative tglHs, cast by Carlisle;
hehbedy, Powell, and s~aalsbbry; cfeates
htqe judges, with . salary Of Sa5. 600
TIRES afbltfateFs: The bill will
'ass lie House sndeF he pfetieas qdes=
len:
WksAistF5s; Jahe 17.-A bill passed
Jahishihg tHefAbefs Of GeHgfess OF ethef
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

In pursuance Of q dscrsial oftg
Con & in and sof Neniaha county
sitting in Chane8ry. bearing date
a. D., 1851 in a certain Cause ps
Whersin Richard Brown i e0inpil
Hall Is defeadant, Z will, on s1iasst
IuIy, 4. u. 1899 at 10 U'ciGek, = ~
bah, 10 BrOwnyills, IN said eaaai5i
where said curt VS. last boldl ~
highest biddsr, for cash. TIE fUilos
lses, t0-.Yitf The north east Hlaf.
i've. township NJ i've t5)s Hsfth
(I5J. east Of me 8th pf.nIIgal mefei,-
Nebraska Territory, rr
Aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

MOVE OH.-sHeh Is The course. pursued BY Curtis
valuable wedisines. they never cease doing good bu
press forward, relieving tho sick and crippled from pain
snd disease. The wonderful cures TIA; are performed
By Curtis Syrup CT sasssfras are really. narysions-
Coughs, colds. hGarssness, measles, even Consumption
begins to trsmDIg wien II eOrBes IN contact with IT, End
soyn the destiny grasp Is iOessusa. Curtis Nameiuss
Linimsnt Is iamiiisr to every family IN the souDtfY tOr
The many benefits they have received frUbi its use. It
Is EeiifQr every iah1ily to be provided theY canhOt tell
what h1ar they may require is use. These medicines
stand high, ana are used By MANY respectable physiriah
Uf extensive ~pFseties. See advertisement In anOtbe
column,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
RR0WNvILEE. FH0RsBAY, 5ThY ) 1872


lAaVS wade arrangements w3sA F4SA>
ER & HAekRR, b. ~eStA sAey become he
Publishers e 1saA the Advertiser AID
Former, from and amer tie lSea day q
April, 1852 An advertising, job~w0sk,
aud s~G6scFlPsloa a9er that date, &esR,
fore IS exclusively &saee sAelt oeaNOt-
They are also sasborSzea 10 sestle Sp az
ray haslness eeSaeeoe@ with the Prlas(rg
b9SsmoSs of PSSrSese dates
H., ". FCRSAS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
ne Rarfleai aEeAnana.

Ia oar news eSlagaa wlll &c goaOd teae~
graphs dispatches, gfrieg a VeFy @eSgeF
seeoSai Of battle aear Rlea@oDd, At
lsss aooasnts tie baule uAs stal rag5ag
The result uGll not be EnowA for sererel
day& We have tut llslls doubt RlCh-
@ova Kill BE- taken, ShopgA 1t may b.
with immense loss Of Life,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03


his VIII lsaye Us afseF eBe year MIA e9F
EsssAss aPpssPFatlea Cor eAs LeglsAsaFe
ara save he ReEFlseFY from ever having
ANY aaTses axes 70 Fay, Had The seyEes
paaaeRt &C" es The NEBRASKA ESsy Press
kaawA ibis / AAse 20 daabs he would
haze CLAIMED b have RpOeWed Il by Re4f
hon. II is wae tAat on account Of The
esaalieR az ne GoSeTAmeRs. So far /
have Roa sNseeeaea n ebsalAlpg aRRFOPFi.
AsioAs fer PeReleastarS ard the eesa.
.Hsti0a x ne CAsads hA II the new
terslsOFtea wAlsA have 10 capitol aud
aexeF have had a dollar of aFPEOSTia.
tlaAs. do not eemPlalA / don't tAiak Ne
ArNSka sAaald, when altogether ne have
received about swa hundred OhNOsaNddO dol.
lars, Stll mRqA Of This money having
been s9saAaerea does pot relieve 5 ROw,
We greatly need a PeNisSatiaFy, and I
have Aeea SaagWlne all wiAaeF Of obtain.
ing forty thoUsaha dollars for that pUF-
pose bat hare faded so far. fer the reason
1 tA1pk that he SAly swO serritOrial days
thai We hare had were spent in the dis,
eosS5eO Of LapeiOy$ Rtltabolishing slare-
ry 10 all the territories, I hare a scheme
on hand By Which believe l could get
forty thoa&and dollars for q PeAissAiisry
e ! could evsr get al it in regular order
IA Tie House,
In short. frieAa Fisher, | hare done all
aud the best / eOald for Nebraska inte-
rests in generals and l aatseF myself
hat l hare no been entirely NnsUCcess.
fal, / think next fall. when the tax
catherer comes round, and the people
-6Oa themselves relieved from the pay
meat Of saO,0O0 tax they wll feel So
hare seen a statement in the Peoples
Press, Nebraska City, that ii was a grave
mistake to say hat I had anything TO do
with getting a ,rl.weekly mail service be,
tween that City aud Fort Kearney. TAe
cOr~re$pOnaent, under a fictitious name,
says that Hon, Vim. H. Taylor wrote to
Senator Harlan. and last winter Tor al
some time;) got a memorial through the
Nebraska Legislature praying for a mail
10 be established, Sc. SC; and that
the proceedings Of the Senate Will show
how .lhis route was obtained. Nothing is
nslQraE than when a man under
to tell something aEOut which he
nothing, or, to speak more pointed
iE. when he undertakes to lie by whole
sale, that lie should c0ncral his nans
Nov, had this correspondent known hal
this route. (Which he says Taylor and
got established through Senator
Harlan was established years ago ; that
D monthly mail service had been put
DpOn il, and that s. F. NuckOIls WAS the
contractor. he would not have made this
statement. But these are The facts in the
case, and Congress had nothing 10 do with
increasing the service, this is done by the
End Assistants p. M. G., who advertised
for a weekly service, and let the contract
10 B. F. Luzhbaugh as the lowest bidder,
10 carry the mail from Nebraska City TO
Fort KesrDey once a week and back.
Yours sincerely,
AM G. DAILY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

Rev. III. NJ. Giltner sheared his flock
Of Merlnos last week. and obtained The
remarkable result given below. The
sheep are of the famous bree3s inPOFled
by Mr.. Patterson, of ChataBque county.
n. Y. Our Rev. friend has thus laid The
foundation for a vast Pecnriary success
and his efforts In Introducing an improved
breed Of animals should be encouraged.
and emulated 6y the farmers throughout
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Letter from Hon. s. q. DaiIy.

The following ars extracts Of q Letter
Js0m Nr. Daily. Though not wYiasa
fcT DsblieatieB, ire00tsiDs 0iattef Of so
mech impeftabes we ea0net f0fbgaf Civ.
ing N 20 cor .fesdefs. We regret that
we ere het able ~ bfiHr he entire leteer
dis week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
rRUbAFb NbTIkR.

EStiSt is hgfktS siSef tHat : haSg a~BB8ialsd lhs s5tH
sas V s9hs 1922 sttB g'Si5sk; A., H., RE lBt HHal
SunsIs5 R5s-S@ Bf Iss e
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
Nav ADFERT1sEMENs


NOTICE
Ths undersigned, havihR been appointed E6hiaissi5h-
ers bftLkessa;e u JaIdes Beii4 z, decsa@gd, late o. sJnes
eohnts, He5taska. have appointed MILDLY; tie tth d5
Of August nest, n TIE T~esidsnee VI Edward FARRELL
Esq, ~ JONES eohTtyg where 2I Interested are h9Hned
70 attend and prBsen. their claims against said sst2te
fOf sA5UstRtsnt-
g1t1K v. LATHAM. "Reminiscences
asa Il. tArfAAs -
Beatrieej n. T., July "a, iSA5. n5s-4R pr rec 81 s9
FkUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
gee b6g Apple Frses 1 Fears old; SO PET hundred zoe
pei thoHSand.
55e5 stsrsata Bgat $rsss, 9 eas seafs Oh, Szs per
h1hHted, 5235 bet th6asaid.
~ 9sJ I @eat sIa Bista etsbe Fihes. SIS PEI hgadrsd
t5s Ss5 5isssdafa Peat ataBssj Sc Bsf huA4fs4. $50
f4sse Besf 9fFlts, Hot being bHikY; EAU be lFsfsp5tt5
e. esgaplg tana y kt0Wlhg two 3Esfs. will WAKE E99d
sizet tess = tiae; II al RtSh3rd. Atty 5He eaA tfebis
thsiF niehes u Efb@Ibg theHf Il SSH. Send for Frhole-
sale stt Fssefihtits tatal9gdes.
+: H06Bf = SON.
H0t-u Ntagata Nurseries, EoeRb0ft, n. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

We call the attention o. ne pt9iE
our CASH FERNS eaabls o. O. gi
ThaHkTui Tor past pufrUnsseI We SA
u The IA an Al
LETT, STRICKLEkA
BrOWnyilis, July 2d, 1872.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03

There S I0mQF shat seERe d No
CIeilaRhs eRieeEs SAY that during the re-
IFeAt of tAe right Mag, Mcclellan adj
yaAeed iAe lefs seme smiles nearer Rich
WORd., The position IS Ia easy Smelling
distance ol the city. A FumoF also says
burnside landed Ia the rear Of IT. DaFl-
Ins, AMI all bis sroops were ready 10 ais
tack i, An officer also reports Rich
mond On FIRE from hot shol, These FuRoFs
sTegigeR without y9uehing foFheiF cred
ibllgsy.
McCleilaR. up 20 2 P, n. Saturday, Stale
that an 10 that tiRe he had successfully
carried ORi his plan 1oswing The right
wing towards the rear. which included al
tAe forces noTth Of aud half way between
Bouom's Bridge and New Bridge, AID al
the same Iiu,e advance The left towards
James RiveE, opening communicated with
tue gpnboays- The enemy's attack last
Thursday. in greatgoree. neeess iated the
strategic moVemeni, aud IN changing the
base Of course White House laAdlag was
abandoned. All The sick and woRadrd,
ordinaaee and commissary st0Tes, troops,
and property. we're then embarked, under
the superintendence of Gen. Casey, and
on Monday we're at Turkey Island, OF
James River, 8 miles below II. Darling,
and l5 miles below Richmond. McCleI-
lan's left wing touched James River yes.
teFday near the Turkey Island bridge
He immediately opeped communication
with Com. Rogers, Of The Potomac aoliI-
Ia. aud through him with Washington
The result may be sEat the steam slEaRs-
ports will relieve his soldiers q the ia
tigue Of marching on Richmond, as they
can now land them near the rebel CAPITAL
after lbe gunbOals have cleared away The
distractions. Our army Is now exlTaca.
Ted from the malaFiOAsz swamps Of TIA
ChickahOminy, and On the high ground
on James River.
SPECIAL Dispatch to TIE 81 louis RemoCEsi,
W-AsHINerox, June 29-CouGScaiion
was practically killed yesterday ia the
Senate by a union Of a portion Of The
Republicans with all The Scli-con6scalion
on The Senate milk and.waler lrial-
by-jury bill.
The House having previously rejected
the same bill by a vote Of two 10 one,
settles the probability Of their aerepung
il now. A. conmitteeO of conference may
which may agree on something
that will harmonic the Honse and Sen
ate, and yet. have some virtue IN 1t; but
bul there is lutte chance for anything
half so practical as The House GODtsca-
lOn bill which a portion of the Republi-
sans, aided by Messrs. Salisbury. Powell, (
Carlisle, and others Of llal schoOl, SUE
ceeded IN defeating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
THE ADNERTlSER
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
or LUMBER

Clear and 2Dd rate
Pine Flooring, Siding,
Boards ], - add
2 Inches Thick
Sash, Doors m
Pine LaIb.
All Sizes Sash,
All Sizes Doors,
All Sizes Blink,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GEN. POPg'S EXPLANATION OF THE
1860 PRISONERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-07-03
OF HATS & CR
OF FaPmingU ten

Cradles, Rakes,
Forks, PlOWs,
Scythes, SBaIhs,
shovels, Spade,
Hoes, &c. /