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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13


Notice is hereby given hat l., J. H. RirHRnk. Asses.
sOr, have divided thCdistrict Of EebraskA, inio the fol-
lowing subdivisions:
District No. l, Includes all Of Dakota, Dixon. Cedar.
LEau qni Court and Holt counties.
No. 2. All OF Washington and Burr ~solrutiss. Assis-
tant Assessor G. " Jenkins place Of business, Rort
Calhoun.
20. 3. All Of sarpy and Douglas.
No 4. All Of Dodge, Cumming, stanton, ana he
country west. Assistant Assessor, T. Il. Johnson )
No s. All Of Platt, Menroe, Merck, Han. Buffalo,
and The country west. Assistant Assessor, John Reck
No. s Auo Of Calhoun, saunders, Butlsr. PaTk. ana
the north half Of Cass. Assistant Assesses, +. NJ Dor
rington P-lattsmeuth.
No. T. All Of lancaster, SewaTn, south half Of Cass,
No. 8. All Of Otoe. Clay, johnson and saline. As
slstant Assessor. DR.. F. Renner NehrasAa CITY.
No. 3. All Of Nemaha. Richardson aud Pa1Tuee.
No. 10. All Of Gage, jones, Nuek0lls, Kearney and
Shorter. Assistant Assessor. J. Z. Western; Beatrice.
All persons, of whatever trade OF occupation. are re-
CURED TO take ont license TO continue the same. Ap-
plicatiOns must be made 10 the Assistant Assessors
who are furnished with blank forms for the PURPOSE
Business done without application is Contrary to l3w.
Owners Of carriages, cOachess, hackney coaches ON
nibussess OF other carriages, not exclusively ~empiayed
husbandry, or Tor the transportation o. merchandise,
are required to report the number and value q the
same.
Owners Of billiard tables, watches. and gold and sill
yer plate, must report the same, with the ameant q
plate owned.
Manufacturers, where not specially exempted. are
required to make returns to the Assistan Assessor villa
in ten days after each and every month Of the astua
sales made by them during the proceeding month.
AuctioneeTs are required TO make a monthly report
Of he gross amount Of their sales.
The proprietorsoT managers Of Railroads, Steamboats,
FerrybOats and TOllbridges are required to make
monthly report Of the gross amount Of their receipts
Butchers and others. whose business IN Is slaughter
for sale any cattle, sheep, hogs, or calves shalt make q
return at me end Of each and every mJnlh Of tbs num-
J.H. BURBANK. 6ssesser,
for Collection District District Nebraska.
October Is, nIS-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
Dispatch from Gen. Blunt to Gen
Curtis.
Headquarters Of .Rrmyof the Frontier.
Crane Hall. .fTk.. Dec. 6.

f 8s 0NNs "
The enemy, twenty five thousand
strong, yesterday ~attempteFS % force my
position, but their advance was driven
back into the mountains.
Thlsmorhing they made an attack upon
my Outposts, upon two roads; on one of
them driving In my pickets about three
miles. Upon being reinforced they
again drove the enemy back.
It is my opinion that the ~demonstra-
ton this morning was designed to cover
their retreat, as they were telling timber
during he entire night, probably to OBJ
struct the road and prevent my arlIlery
ard cavalry following them.
/ have been holding them in check
four DAYS, determined 10 hold my position
al reiuforcementS could arrive. Gen.
Herrons advance cavalry will reach here
tonight, and / expect his whole com
mand TO reach here tomorrow night.
Signed, GEN BLUNT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13

NEW YoRK, Dec. ), lS62.-The ar
my correspondent of the Times, says the
result of Burnside's interview with the
President, is, that he will be let alone,
and allowed 10 follow out his own plans
in his own lime and way, free from die
tation from any bureau al Washington,
and confident that he will have from the
government al the assistance that he
asks for.
The Tribune has the following from
Washington:
DR.. Barney, a citizen Of Baltimore,
was recently taken by rebel pickets near
Centerville, and forwarded 10 Richmond.
He has since stated that he went in the
way for the express purpose of being
captured. While in Richmond, where
he has numerous acquaintance, be had
1 frequent interviews with members of the
Confederate Cabinet, and was admitted
into many secrets of the rebel program
me.
When the time arrived for his depar-
ture North, he was sent by ]. P. Benja-
min. who handed him letters addressed
Governor Seymour of New York, Fer
nando and Ben Wood, F~allandingham
and Cox of Ohio, and Bayard of Della
ware, Reverdy Johnson Of Maryland,
aud a number of other noted Democrat
ic leaders ia the North and border slave
States.
Ia the verbal instructions given to Bar
nev. ne terms were asked for. SOuther
ners told him they would consent 10 no
terms. If not admitted into the Union
again as equals they would mol COM IN
at all. What they ask is the granting
Of an amnesty to all the MILITARY aud
civil leaders Of the rebellion, so that an
election for members of Congress can
be had during the coming winter, and
tha, body be called together at least as
early as April.
Gen Sigel has demanded a court Of in
qiry TO investigate the charges and i'm
putatlons of Gen. Pope's letter to Hal
leck.
The situation of the army is unchang-
ed. The fpickets for five miles above,
along the river, are very friendly. Yes
terday. three of the enemy's pIckets be-
longing 10 an Alabama regiment, came
across The river and talked for an hour
with ours.
They e~ndeavored to trade for tea and
coffee and Overc0ats. Two other rebel
soldiers forded in sight of their pickels
and gave themselves up as deserters.-
Tba r.l.l foroa opraeS rho rrvnr Il sum-
posed 10 be about $4,000.
Gen. Scott. IN the National Intelligen-
Ger briefly and finally replies to Buchan-
an. Y that he hasn't any resentment
10 gralfy. but TO vindicaJe tha Justice and
ruin OF history Is paramount. He insists
and shows that certain Southern State.
received an undue proportion Of arms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
rso presidents's Message.

c,.,e raper was ever looked for
nore anxiety than the present mes
E President Lincoln. We have
for comments. Il is received
n, ~.rrrobation by nearly all classes
81 the most radical Democrats
las Richardson Of IllinOis-are dis
10 censure it, but others, more
-.-r,,ire. though they may not en-
I'll il contains, console themselves
,ba belief that 1t viii not please
4 radical Republicans. The President
.~o-,,iplv very decidedly of the opin-
T. ,har he Union can be permanently
,rl only by emancipation. His ap-
- q, his counrymen, 10 asst aside
5,5s and unite in making the sac
s,ss necessary to overcome lhe diff
.lies Of the present occasion, are made
- 30 much earnestness and r evi-
emily so heartfelt, that they cannot fail
have tremendous influence upon the
minds Of the people wherever 1t Is read.
)D the question Of slavery he concludes
follows:
pIn giving freedom to the slave we in
re freedom TO the free. Honorable
like in what we give and what we pre-
srTe. We shall molly save or meanly
The last best hope Of earth. Other
leans may succeed, this cannot fail. The
ay Is plain. peaceful, generous and Just ;
Eay which. if followed, the world will
Dplaud, and God must forever bless"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
100000 AGENTS.
MALE OR FEMALE,
10 SELL

10 SELL
LIOYD's NEW STEEI. PLATE COUNTY COLORER
MAP OF THE UNITED STATES,
CANADAS, AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
From resent surveys. onmpleted Aug. 10, 1867; cosa
$40 600 10 sngrave II and one years time.
Superior 10 any $40 nap eveT made BY Cotton %
Mitchell, and sells at the low price OF fifty cents so,
OOU names are engraved Oh this map.
II is not only 3 County Nap but A. Is alsea
COUNTY RAILROA NAP
Of the United States and Canadas Combined IN one, EiSlnH
L STATION
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man So % IS per day. and
Will take back ali maps that cannot be sold and refund
the money.
Send for 81 worth 10 try.
Printed instructions how to canvass well be furnlshea
ali our agents.
Agents for our Maps in every
State, California, Canada, England, France and Cuba
A fortune may be made with a few hundred dollars
capital. No competition. J. T.
No. l64 3roadwBy. New York.
The War Department uses our Mapsf Virginia. Mary-
land. aDd Pennsylvania, cost 500 900, on which IN
marked AiddletOwn. Maryland Heights, WilHaEasporG
Ferry. hillbrOok Mills, N0land's Ford, and an others
on the PJsgmac--and evury other place IN Maryland,
Virginia. and Pennsylvania. or money refunded
PRICE IS
From The Tribune August 2. q
'LIOyd's Nap Of Virginia Maryland and PsunsyIva-
uia. This Nap IS very large; It's cost b tuL - cents,
and Is the besf mich cen be PUrcAGsgd. aI2-fs-zt
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13

ENFORCING CITY ORDINANcEs.-As
the Mayor has decided 10 enforce the
ordinance for the observance of the Sab
bath, would it not also be well 10 do
something TO prevent thoughtless boys
from breaking ihe peace,' by disturb
ing private residences at night, breaking
open doors, ringing doOr-beIls, and other
mischief. There is of late considerable
complaint made of one or two boys for
~misbehayior in this respect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
GLEASON'S LITERARY COMPANION.

IN Eleyanf, Moral, AID Refined Miscellaneous
FsSmQy JCuTRa,
devoted TO Polite Literature, Wit uno Humor, Prose
and Poeeic Gems. Il politics snd all sectarisn tues
lions il is strictly J eutral, and therefore emphauellly
PAPER FOR THE MILLION,
And a Welcome TittOT 10 The Home Circle.
II mains the foreign and domestic news OF the day,
So CONDENSED as 10 present lie greatest possible aElo0nt
~ iELaLEEnnae
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
PRINDLEsS
Agricultural CaEldron and STEAMER.

FOR SALE 221 and 223 South Water strosA
Chicago, IL Prices, Wood SIS, Coal SIS. staple
sizos-Other sizes in proportion. with freight addsa
from factory in New York 70 Chicago.
The advantages of cooked over raw food Is admit-
ted by all. The old way ofboiling in kottlesis both
slow and expensive, so much 80 taht but few non dc
1t. Something more practical must be had. Steam
scenes to be the only alternative. The Patentss
has retaind all the advantages Of the Portabls CAL
dr0n for boiling, and devised means Of generating
steam sufficient for ali purposes. Il is simple and
practical, AID proves PERFECT SrCCESH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
NOTICE

The public are keyeby notihai that the Indians OF our
respective tribes are Dot permitted 90 60 beyond tbs
limits Of their RescrvFi1ns. without the written per
mission Of heir Agents; ana all persons are cautioned
against h~arboriEg vagFan, Indians. Due a~tteuti0n -
this notice viii enable rs to detrcf the authors Of dep
relations and prevent the recurrence o. annoyauces q
which complaints are Frequently made.
O. IT IRISH Omaha Agent,
J. Otce agent.
b p. L~USEBAUGH, Pawnee Agent
November %, 1861. Mss
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
80 pAY SCHa0L BTLL-

THE DAY SCHOOL BELLA Neu siue3nr IA
or Day Schools, called fhe DAY ScHoOL. BELL. Il nev
eady. II contains aboat 200 plges 81 choice sums. So
IS, Rounds, Catches, Dues, Tuos, ouarteis and Cao-
roses, many OF them written expressly for this w5rk
besides ~ pages uf ne Elemelits % musc. Tbe Elo-
ments are 50 easy snd progressive that or1hary tescb.
ers VIII end themselves entirely successful fn Instruct.
ing even young scholars % Hing correctly and safertfF-
sally, whsle the tunes AID wuus embfaces such q vari-
~ O lively attractive, and soul string masic az
sentiment that no trouble viii be ev3ertencef f-aul
- ~ oesihheS 70 81 on with zeal in SECURING skii
IN one q ire most heaifb-rs-fne sesufv tmBr--frr
nappintss yielding, and oniet praiscnr=ere.1sa Il
school Iue- In simpiicty ef is FfeneniS sn~.refs
ana adaptation Gf music. ana II qrranerea-n - ~.lttsr
Of lis Songs. ~0rlinal, seleetsl. and adsutrd Ia eI.Ia,s
y muen 10 excel al oOmpefihrs- IL van heTannI =
pc ne best book ever issued FOR Semiaariss i, Acadsnfes
snc Public schools. A few sample pages az 49,
nents, tunes and songs are given faa rfrsuisrs .rlS
ana get one. It is compiled ~ Hora-e Wafers- sufh.-
SAn@lh school Be4s-" n 81 and 2, which have D. ~
me ennrm0us sale 90 655 COZ copies. Prrr-pqnsr
oelss SO per humlrsd; bound 30 caafa as
seI hAalrea5 clotn bound. embossed eiH 40 cents. $50
per hundred - copies furnished It ne ene F.n6Ias
price. Mailed fres AZ the retail urica.
NOTICES OF TEE PRESS
DAY SCHOOL BELL-The tunes sm nv.,-
sucn as may be easily mastered by children. TSs 80
: ahexcepuonable and we'll adapted b The
= Is 4e cheapest Hld among TIE 5ess
eompends Of school music pubEshed-Neg Yors
DAY SCHOOL BELL This book il emins,f,v.s
20 use N our Common schools.
We have a great number Of school sanr bo,Hsh.f,r-
Pou-s out many ~ them lack Musical as we'll - hte-
-este' ~ ee really demoraiEing IN their inhu-
- epeh me musical talent Of the young AIRS OF aa-
Atsee SNceiienee. welded % words og true poetry.
are the qualities thar ought 10 be sourht win fhs tr-asf
est care IN the preparation Of a school song box. NJ
~ seSI5s 20 e2mone these Two eueAties-PeH@8yL
Published BY HORACE WATERS.
@T5 NO 81 Broadway. New TdFF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
THIS MAmMOTH WEEKLY,

is printed on fine white paper. with rev and beautiful
type, contains nrteen EUudred slGIrc inches ara Is .
lar2e weekly paper 0fsiEl cen ocG.s8 PISCES.
An utllVallcI c3rpse II contrib ut.rs are unceF fe-u-
lar oncaeeneuts, ana every department Is piansc on me
most finished and perfect sy-ten Chat eXpeueuee ch
devise, Each humber NIL - az1aLtu.k Illustrated
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION.
The FqvOrite Weekly MisceuaaeOu5 Journal.
DESIGNED FOR TIE HOME CIRCLE.

This long established and well known weekly paper
after fifteen years unequslled prosperity has become a
.Rou-ehold word" from Maine To California, & 8dden-
ing he nreside Il he rich md per, in town and coun-
try. ala over the vide eNf EN- IT the Uuifcd States IL
should be q weekly VISITOR 70 every American home, be-
cause
r. It is Just such a paper as any father, brother or
frie d would introduce to the tamliY circle.
~ Il is printed on the dne>t satin surfaced paper,
vii new t-pe, and in a neat and beautiful style.
Vs Il l. OF the mamuIth size, Yet c1ntdlns no al
yer T-ements in it, eight sUper-rOyal ptaes.
r. al rs devoted {, news, tasess poems stories oil
M, S-a disc1vere miscellany wit ahd uumOr.
~ Il is carefully ed, ed by N. NJ Balloon. who has
tNeIIy yeags OF editOial eXf e ienie "a Boston.
- Don aims in is large, We nlled aud deeply
IA Z psung pages uOt one FA,g- word or line.
r. r. hunters among is regular oJutTibatOcs tn
be- male ana female writer's IN the country.
~ is tales, while they absorb The reader, cultivate
A taste tor ali thai As god and beautiful IN humanity
~ Il Is acknow legged that the good influence %
sutH a paper ia he nome circle rs aim0st lnealculabie-
T. It's suggestive pages provoke ia the young an IN
uui jig spirit. ana add TO their stores Of knJwledge.
- liz columns are free 1 ON polIIcs aud al JarTlnt
TOPICS. its obiect being 10 make hlule happy.
IL Il II for these reasons that 1 ha, Tor years been
50 popular . favOute throughout the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in Advance.

I subscriber, one year, c.so
1 subscriber. two yearss ~
4 subscribers one yetf' 20 IN
s subscribers, one year,
Ana ene gratis TO the Eetter-np q q cup ol 2 "a,
Ater q Cub offs has been sent, me eetlef-tp W
bave ariebE 20 add. at fny time, one OF bore hs'sS4-
- a. bsein with MS Climb a 81 90 each.
snecimen copies VIII be sent 20 any one lAes
"a form a club, or see the paper before sa1SSI4OMs'
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
w. IA. AUSTIN.

Sole agent for Iliubis and North-Wsst
22l a 233 s.. Water ST., Cbiaago.
Where viii elsOb he found DOwNs q Co.'S DeeB Wen
Pumps, Force Cisterns. Chain and Common Wei
Pumps, Thimble Skeins and Sad Irons. as Wou a.
every variety Of Farming TOols. Cast Iron Corn
shelters, Feed Mills, Hay and Platform Scales
Stoves, &c. The above win bo sold on account of
the manufacturers. at their respe Give fasory prizes
adding freight to this place.
January 1852. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
o. y

A bay mare, three years I'D, about fourteen and a
half hands high. has a blaze on the face, one hind foot
white. Has a brand on LEFT shoulder, which is difficult
10 describe. Any enc returning the mare TO the resi-
dence OF the undersigned, near Nemaha City, or irving
information that will lead TO her recovery will be lib
orally rewarded. JOHN IRA
OctobPr 2Sth. 1852 mis- u
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
EsTRAY PONY.

T,Ran m bv the undersigned, living three and a hair
niles wesf of Browuviile. IN Nemaha county AebraskA,
he nan DAY of November lSo2 che eslrss mate
Dony. gray. VITA spanish tEAnd on iethtp. bAno lhtht
ieft ave. between Ten and hIteeR years Old
W. II. McINIECH-
Novouber %, 1862. nl9-sw-SI,5a
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
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- rtod 18th F7riEruf ard CtT0nic Diseases and
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Orrans
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis bythe Aelhs
SURGEON.
Valuable Reports on SperinA'orrh9a tNl otnet -
o.@f ,ba Sexual ORGANS and on the NEW REAE-
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able u-.- A..
Address DIR. J SKILLIh hoNSI1 -
so-5qtion. No. . South Ninth ) reet, philadelphia "a
December II, 1851. h1S-g
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13

Reaper and Mower
MANUFACTURED AT
chic O, Ill

This celebrated machine is by all odds the BEST
GRAIN AND GRASS CUTTER IN THE World
n Notwithstanding the misrepresentation of those inter-
ested in other machines, G. H. Mccormick & Bro. man.
ufactuIe at the rate Of 5000 per year, Many Changes
have been affected during the past season. and for lSdl
the Mccormick is presented with greater attractions
than ever before. As q reaper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
A Practical Guide TO Health and VigOT,
THE NEW GYMNASTICS,
FOR
MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN
sfructOr. and Prof. SchTeberS PGHgymaGStdkOR.
BY do LEWIS, M. D..
Proprietor Of the Essex Street Gymnasium, Boston.
Wlh TAree Hundred Illustrations. One Vol. I2ms
PRICE SIOO

No recent Magazine-paper has excited more genera
interest than the article IN the August Atlantic, on
The New Gymnastics" The present work is a COM
piete exposition Of the system OF which that article
gave a synopsis.
The author Of this work has been for many years en-
gagged in teaching Gymnastics. The book describes ana
illustrates his New System Of Physical Training. This
system has lad the practical test Of lOng and varied
use. Il comprises exercises with Dumb Bells. kIngs
Wauds, Clubs, etc, all OF which are made p%erfectlv
clear by full explanations, while many are illustrated
by pictorial representations Of the position Of the body
required 10 perform them.
The Dumb Bell Instructor, connected with this WORK,
is OF the highest interest and Importance. Ii j. de-
signed for home Use. aud gives a great variety Of DUMB
Bell Exercises together with a cdre,u3ty-seiected pro
gresSive series for e~very-d4E pa Ice
The Pangymua>A+aJn Is a very simple, useful. anc
CHEAP piece Of gyIunaStic apparatus, upJl which al
gymndsuc exercises may be performed. and which car
be introduced, a. small cost, into my private house.
II Is fully described aud illustrated IN lhIs volume
The New Gymnastics" shOUl ID be read IL eve y fam
lily in the land where exercise is vdlued a. q means Of
health Ladies, especially will ind In Il a great va
riety Of Easy, Simple aud InvigOratiEz Exercises all VI
which may be practised in the T own homes
EPFor sale by ali booksellers, or sen postpaid e
any address, on receipt OF One Dollar, blythe publishers,
ICKN0R s. FIELDS,
15 " sshIngtOn Street. B0stOn-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP

The copartneTship heretofore existing under the name
and style of Fisher & Hacker, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
The Advertiser and Farmer viii hereafter be pub
lished by 7. r. Fisher. The business ~ the firm will
be settled by Mr., Fisher, 10 whom an debts due the
office must be paid, T R FISHER
THEU. G. HACKER.
prou-viT1o NV oh 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
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OF II
Richest and Most Fashionable Patterns,
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A great variety Of otner watches. at low prices.
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E7Orders to the amount Of twelve dollars ana upwards
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
Terms-InvariAbly in Advance.

Ierms-InVarlhoIy IN AGFance.
l subscriber, one year, SOC
( subscribers, one year, 700
10 subscribers, one year, and one TO getter up
OF club, 10 %
Published every Saturday by u. NJ. BALLOU,
No. - Winter street, Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
THE ECONOMY OF POWER
IN THIS MACHINE, ITS
Durability, and
Simplicity,

give it preference over ali others New Improvements
added, have materially lessened the dIrecr draUght,
and so Obviated the side drsught that many assure US
that it does not now exist. The drught of the Reaper
is so light that in numerous instances the large four
horse machine is worked with but two horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-12-13
THEODORE HILL,

Agent for the Hannibal & st. Joseph Rail
Raod Packet Line OF Steamboats,.
Nay %. 1862. n46-t