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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

Because Daily failed to secure appro-
priations for completing the capitol-for
building a Pe~nitentiary at Bellevue-for
bridging the Platte Riyer-for opening
up military rOads-to reimburse the city
of Omaha for money expended in the
capitol BUILDINGS no fault of his; he
labored for them as well and as faithfully
as any former delegate, and is entitled to
credit therefor. One thing he claims to
have accomplished, which affects, bene-
fcially, every tar payer in the Territory,
to-wiI: the diversion of the Legislative
appropriation for 1862, to the payment of
the direct "Land Tax" upon the people
Of this Territory.
During all his Congressional career,
Daily cannot be charged with having pur-
sued a sectional course. HIS record is in
cou~testable evidence to the contrary. Hail
ing from a section of the Territory en-
tIrely without the limits where sectional
interest control the action Of the people,
his course cannot be construed as having
been biased in favor of this or that local
ity. Daily has disregarded sessions and
labored for the general gOod.-NebrGs-
kan,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

BENJAMIN F. HaIIett is dead. He was
a Rhode Islander thirty-five years ago,
an anti Masonic editor, and was trans
ferred 10 Boston in that capacity, and one
of the early AboliIionists of the rad cal
school. After a time he turned Demo-
crat, and, being an able, shrewd man.
became one of the small number who dis
pensed-or rather. d~ivided--the patron
age of the Federal Government for the
New England States. He was the author
of the Democratic National Platform put
forth at Cincinnati in l856,-N: Y. Trl-
bune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

nave seen a statement Of the off,
N one of the principal counties
State, of twenty-five Grain and
S%cales, They were the ordinary
O' Wagon Scales, and were tested
hey we're found in common use,
~aklng II one of the best practical
sixteen Of them were Of Fair
make, and nine of various other
The result showed a remarkable
accuracy in those of Fairbanks
vale all the others were cOndem-
1O' sufficiently accurate for use
HPOrIance of this fact will be ap-
without comment. We publish
use 1t lsOae in which the public are
Chicago Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

latest advices from the Union
Is Of a most exciting character
laal dispatch from Jackson, Tenn.
in reference 10 movements near
% say, Gen. Hurlbut and Ord, who
iiOF Price and Van DOrn's retreat
the Hatchie, came up with the en-
nd drove them back, after seven
hard fighting, FIVE miles toward
d aud captured two batteries and
ondFed prisoners. Gen. Rosncrans
20 Of these fact, Immediately urged
good work a dispatch from him
ehewalla to- day, says the enemy
"'ally routed, throwing everything
We are following sharply. Hurl-
also following.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
smERIFF,s SALE.
:. District Court Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory.

Alfred Opel:. District Court Nemaha County
VI Nebraska Territory.
Hugh BrOWnlee,
BY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed in
the above entitled case, l viii on Saturday, the Sth
dag Of November, 1862, between the hours Of 10
o'clock q. N and 4 o'clock p. m, of said day, at the
door of Den's Hall in BrOWnville, the place where
the said court vas last held, fer said Nemaha county,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real estate. to-Wit:
north half and southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section number "a, in township number
4, north Of range number Is, east Of the 9th prin-
cipal meridian, in Nemaha county, Nebraska, ia
ken as the property of Hugh BrOWnlee to satisfy
said demand. j. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
Brownville, September q. nl1-5W-$6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

p would volunteer if their was
l%OEsion made for their families.
puld recommend that a committee
pointed consisting of persons In
parts of the county to solicit leans
adOns Of money, provisions, cloth
e, to be distributed among the
tamlies of those who volunteer
an account be kept of the amount
le furnished such families, and that
can be returned to the committee
IDldier when paid to be refunded
aaner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

Observation-Disclosures the men who
are heartily in favor of the Presiden't
proclamation as a military means of sup
pressing the rebellion, and of the most
vigorous measures for crushing treason
everywhere, are the Hon. Joseph Holt,
now acting here as Judge Advocate Cen
eral, and F. B. Cutting, of New York
MI. Holt goes so far as to style the Dor
der Stale influence, so called the bans of
the republic.-WaSh. Cor. NJ. Y. Tribune
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

lUiTING.-Lieutenant Atkinson's
BY Cor the new Cavalry Regiment
hearty full There are many who
plate joining, bat still are hating
, two opinions. Those who join
|rely, and are most actively en-
In trying TO fill up the Company,
lnd the best chance TO get Office
Company be the first offered
preferable to belong to Company
any other Company in the Regi-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

CLorH1xo.-David Seigel has
his fall stock of Clothing.
recommendation from US would be
Ous. AL our citizens know where
IoOd clothing cheap. As soon as
pie learn that Seigel's goods have
hey will call Oh him for their win
les.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

OslLs FOR Hay AND CoRN.-We
be Omaha Republican that Lieut..
, Mastering and DisbursiDg Off
he I'd Nebraska Regiment, now
-ganized, invites proposals for the
Of 500 tons of hay and 5000
IF corn, ct various points in the
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

J. PETERSON, publisher Of Peter
.sgazins, has Published : Prospec-
be 43d volume Of this excellent
b. He promises four original
BIZ n%Ovelots, of great interest, be-
n number of smaller ones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that Wednesday, the nth day
Of November, A. D., 1862, is the time set for hearing
ami adjusting claims against the estate Of w. G. Neal,
deceased, late OF the county Of Pswnee, Nebraska Ter
rft0ry. H. G.. LORE, Probate Judge.
Pawnee City, Aug. q, 1852. ns-l2w-s,EO
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

are rather suspicious
b Mason is not really supporting
Mason's attachment to
HBlicsn party is undOubted, and
he speeches be is careful to say
HI favor Of Kinney.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I have appointed
Monday, the 10th day Of October, A. d. 1852,
at Oe'slOok, Am. for hearing the final settlement
of William B. Philips, as Administrators Of the es-
tate Of John Noyes, deceased.
Witness my hand and official seal. this 24th dav
of September, 1862. CIV. WHEELER,
nl1-3W-$2,OO Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

New APPoINrMENT.-RIenz Stteeter.
ESQ. has been appointed Clerk of the Cd
Judicial District. Mr.. S. is a man OF
business capacity, and will fill the place
with credit TO himself, and render salts
faction to all concerned Peoples Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

,aizens of Douglas County in
I'M. have male nominations for
stature, and instructed them not
the Legislative Assembly if
hereby prevent a quorum from
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
PRORATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Levi johnson, Admin
istFa.tOr Of the estate Of Henry Hoover, deceased,
has applied to the Probate Court fer an extension
Of time 20 make final settlement Of said estate
Sid application win be for hearing on she Goth
day Of October, 1862, at 2 o'clock p. n,
Witness my hand and official seal this gath day Of
September, 1862, G. W. WHEELER,
Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

,ors-There will be preaching
IA G. WHITE, tomorrow, at the
\ Church at half past ten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

|, r,Drrs passed up the river on
evening, on the steamer
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
MCCORMICK
Reaper and Mower
MANUFACTURED AT
O IN i O - s. q, Eli.

This celebrated machine is by all odds the BEST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
ufactuIe at the rate Of 5000 per year, Many changes
have been affected during the past season, and for 1852
the Mccormick" is presented with greater attractions
than ever before. As a reaper,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

|, Cart for Nemaha County ad-
|, Wednesday last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

c,,rFls, Of Company C, Ne
*, has been promoted Second
sBt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11

6ow engaged in drafting 10
mics Of Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
- COEk CO.,

JoY, COE Z co.
-rvrs and Dealers in Inks and
,,n kinds, once Tribune Building,
Iron Building. Philadelphia,
- .sents for the AdUsrti'er and Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
.aglaa aAbsrtistnEtnis.
SPECIAL

LeEal Advertisements must, in all CAGES, be aecOmpa-
MED With the cash, or they win not be inse sted. This
rule viii, hereafter, be strictly adhered to.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
Nrrn & ARBOTT,

,Ep FoRErGS NEwsPAPER AD-
I1i' AS Broadway, New York are
AGES, ,or the ASvsrtissr and FGr@sr,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
ScRWEN,

-rsBe AGENT, and Dealer In
raIoret Inks Of the Best Quality
sd 80 Chicago, Illinois, is u su-
:. Advertiser and Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-10-11
Among hi. Dry Goods will be found
THEODORE HILL,

Agent for tho Hannibal q st. Joseph Rail
RaodP Packet Line of Steamboats,.
May %, 1852. n4s-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-27
The new gunboat, Paul Jones. Cant g.,

Inc ne" guHDoat7 1aH1 Jones; capt Stael
man, having rsaI1en on board her ar>,sm.,,
antl nplena'1c Of seal12el2; left the Waxb;r,
ton Navy Yard On Wednesday evening 5s,r Il,
division Of Flag Officer Gols}or9ngh, to vh;s,
il is understood she Is attached
Tie new Camp Of INSTRUCTION IS 10 be 2Sm
c<i Immediately II Annapolis .J,snation a con-
trail and saInbrions position, accessible Il
Washington ana Baltimore and Harpar:s Fer.
~ BY railroad, AID possessing greater alyso.
tagos than tbs city Of 4.nnapoi: for The ca,ce3
tration Of fifty thousand Incn,
'"I'he y. T. World says; while We almire
Cen. Buffers a:'1tcncsg and dexterity, and
heartily approve Of the uncom}romising 7igor
Of his military administration: we fear that he
is 100 fond Of displaying his talent for adroit
and cutting repartee.
Che \. I. Express says: Among til:
Germans, between tie Blenke1ites and Tie
Carl Shurzites, "a fight out Of the camp seems
to BE- going on, the Shurztos running down
the Blenkcrites, III order to substitute ohurz
for D!enker IS Commander, It is said. .
\ party Of thirty Englishnen recently anjv.
ed at Quebec under the auspices OF d swlnding
company in London, which advertised to carry
them across the continent ii comfortable car.
riages for the moderate SUN Of forty guinea'
per heal
At the steroptioon exhibition III Portland,
one night last week, the operator, after ezhI5'
ting divers likcnesses Of military celebrities,
with appropriate comments upon EACH at
length came to General Mcclellan, when, after
a dead pause Of some minutes, he simply ar
nounced--" The man that Maids hls 0lgd bHA,
ness
The news OF the taking Of Yorktown created
intense excitement among the citizens Of tAs
town Of Columbia, 1uolu1nne county, CalItoE
MIA, 4 small cannon-tne only one IN me
place-was brought out and, in order thai
everybody should know that something extra
ordinary had happened, il was wheeled arooDl
town and fired before almost every maA:
,l<r,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-27

MANASSAS JUNcmoN, June q. ten; DC
Dowell again occupies Deaure CARDS old hea:
quarters at Manassas, while his command =, y
spread out-fn numerous encampment5 over Wv
Manassas Plain. !.
Gen. Mcdowell corps 4 o77'9ee IS in sIlea
did condition, and, bothin naoroie and person.
uel can be called the flower Of the army .:,n
Gen. Shields marched in from the olrecL::v51
Of Front Royal yesterday, and encaEl1poo VIM IN
his division eleven miles beyond NaI1'(ssa s;'ab
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad !a:' 'I5 3n
Sunday His command IS much l!a(r" T ne
through incessant marching up ant gown The SI
hills and valleys Of the Shenandoah, r rI
whole command will soon be supplied WV
fresh clothes and shoes by the i3overnn:?e0r"e r
Their condition in regard TO clothing Is , Pre-
tectly acknowledgements actually penn Ilssro u"
footed, and with clothes torn and shatte3le ,or
There is no command at Front A9 q, Nth Nth
that having been left by Gen. oh1e!o:; ,oe elf
orders to burn the few articles OF subsistence
the enemy made their appearance
Com, Hull, Naval Constructor 1al': CT.
Engineer Shawk, arrived in St. LOUIS Oh - .1p
urday last from the East, to supefln'' 49, "a.
construction Of seven new guuboats at ~
:,>.>lc!et Decks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-27
GENERAL NEW :.

1hf; iial'ls3 1Asz' ASs V'ii0
cus]on At Wellnar, ana IS 90" III H,'''''l =
tending the '2reat EzniLl1lon: 10 ''e' '%4! y
cd himself TO be engaged bY Ia. t'''!'v' pa ~
ghsEo i)l*1l'>iorte makers 70 eAniUl' t'le }'"''"
Of their lEl@tEo1n@'lts A8 pays .t!''e0 "'''s'
week, and Tor two i'o''1s Il 9'o'l 'l'''S
4 sensation for the West '5 p2nd1n**E' >7t'o.
NcIzziinstry las forwarded to washington q
letter ;lgosSGd TO General H. T. .SE@lG5, guar
tcrgnas1cr General n vilatlicatlof q himself
from the attacks and asporslons Ct the van
Wycb COMMUNICATIVE neutrality-suspicious.
Davis War~Caim Commission and pubic
journals and Congressional assallanIs III gcner-
81! Some Of the letters he publishes are Gu
rous enough. and show how he was asked to
accommodate fayoritc2.
| The Union troops now hold something less
r}1an one third of the territory in the ! alley
! on hraca3 - Herkelev, Jefferson. Clarke and
Frederick counties, Of "a, while the Conted-
crates 81; present occu11y Warren. Shenandoah
Pare, Rockiualam. Augusta, Rockbrilgo and
Rotetonrt counties. These counties, some Ct
which covera large area COMPOSE the choicest
section If the Shenandoah yallev.
The New York Sunday liouor law, is to all
;n+epts and nurnoses, dead, The Blow dealt
A. + hv :1n59a 1fcCnnn was followed I'D BY Re-
c,,,7ar IT l>nInon who rive It . fn;shi9g c0u72
,rbo N;hvankp 90 Gas ComnaDv E,as received a
1a0a} )esson 1ato,v The Milwaukee, comraDv
refused r. snnn}v gentleman with GAS because
r. vou1d MOI sion an unreasonable agreement.
FL sua1 fov>3an7aoes. and recovered one hum
1rel7 dollars. The company still refused. ami
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-27
II Ar NEWS.

was perfectly successful, AMI that The Federal
piokets hold the ney' line undisturbedS III Was
>josI41 yesterday.
Important array combinations have been Oh
dared 10 be made with 81 view Of bringing al
The Federal troops now in Virginia to co >opa-
r.ta With Gen. Mcclellan against Richmond.
10 this emil, ;;1s t:o;,3s under Gems. Fremont,
Hanks and AIol}owoli have been consolidated
into IN army called the array Of Virginia, and
Ma Gen. Pope assigned to rhe chief coGE~
1nana Heavy reintDrcemonts have been sent
recently to Een. Mcclellan BY water, and more
are to be forwarded Immediately By the same
way Gen Pope, it is presumed, viii approach
Richmond By land.
The official lists show the Confederate loss III
killed, wounded and missing, az the battle Of
Fair Oaks, to have been I've thousand eight
hundred and ninety-seven. According 70 The
statement Of Gen. Mcclellan, the Federal loss
was i've thousand seven hundred and thirty
nae-one hundred and ffty-eight less.
Wednesday evening one Of the Federal gun
boats stationed at City Point, On the James
river, moved up and shelled the Petersburg
road, but without damage to the Conteder'tes.
Charleston papers report that all was quiet
ca James Island on Sunday last. The Federal
troops were engaged in throwing up encrench-
menCs.
4 Union meeting WAS held at Pulaski, Tenn,
on Monday. Hon Neil s. Brown rointorscd
his Columbia speech, declaring for til Union.
He pronounced the Union necessity. Gov.
Johnson has been invited to deliver q Fourth
OF July address at Louisville. Preliminary az
rangements for the celebration at the Hermit
age on that day may, however, prevent his &C
ceptance.'
The Liverpool Mercury, in an editorial,
warns the British government that the slave
traders who have been expelled from \. York.
find refuge in Liverpool, and boldly prosecute
their traffic under the shadow Of the British
flag.
The impeachment case before the E. s.
Senate, commenced Oh yesterday, was contln~
ued and ended the same day. Judge Humphreys
was found guilty, nearly unanimously, on all
the charges accusing him with treason and dis
loyalty, and he was declared to be removed from
Office as a United States district judge, aud to
be forever disqualified from holding Office I'M
der the laws Of the United States. He did
not appear at the trial, never having been
found since the warrant for his arrest was is
sued
George Francis Train, on being fined $500,
in default Of imprisonment, on account Of the
non-removal Of his street railways at Kensing~
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-05
TWE DAY &CasOOh RELg..

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
"A DAY SCHOOL BELL, 70 now ready 1t contains
about 200 pages Of choice songs Rounds Catches, Du
ets Tros Qunrtets, and horuses many OF the IN writ
expressly for this work besides 81 pages OF the III
of Music The Elements so easy and progres
sve that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in nsructng young scholars to sing COR
recy and scientifically, while the tunes and words EN-
brace such variety of lively attractive and soustrrinR
mus and sentiments that no trouble Will Inexperienced
In inducing al beginners to with zeal In acquiring
skill in one Of the most health giving beautyimprovi ng
happir ess yielding and order-producing exercises o
school life. In simplicity OF its elements IN variety ana
songs, rpina ircted and adapted 1t CLAIMS by much
tn excel all competitors. 1t will be found to be the rst
book ISSUED for Semnares, Academies, and Public
Schools few mplr pages OF the Elements Tunes,
and Songs, given in circular send and get one. 1t
s compiled by HORAt " ATkRS, Author Of sabbath
School 'ls,' Nos. and 2, which have had the tnor-
nous ss OF $4,000 copies in 20 months Price: paper
cover 90 $i5 per 100 bound, 20 cents, s22 per
100 coth bound embossed gilt, 40 cents, $50 per 100
20 copies furnished the 100 price Mailed ee at "A.
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