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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
AMERICAS AcR1cULrURIsT for March

AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST IOI maTCl
-ORAKeE JUDD, Publisher, Al Park
Row, New York. 81 a year; ter. cents
q number. Particular attention Is called
10 the proposition on page = Of the
american .fg~rieuturist for March, for
gathering early stat istics of the amount
and prospect of the growing crops at diff
srent periods during the summer. The,
.ggricuHurist for March contains some
one hundred and fifty separate articles
for the Farm, Garden and Household, all
carefully prepared, including also three
large beautiful .engravings, and several
smaller ones; a fuH Calendar of Opera
tons for the Farm, Orchard, Garden,
ETC.; a prize article on the culture of
oats a prize article giving full details
for the family vegetable garden and the
balance Of one hundred recipes for corn
bread and cake.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

Train FOR THE MINEs.-A heavily
laden train, freighted with powder and
sour. left this place for Denver on Sat-
urdaylast. The freight belongs to HOAD-
y & ATKINSON, of this city. ROGERS
3 Bios also of this place, are the
fsighters. Each wagon was drawn by
four horses.
Freighters will bear in mind that the
BrounvilIe route is travelled more than
sry other South of the Platte, during the
winter and spring. Freighters from Ne
braska City all intersect the Brownville
r6ute fifteen or twenty miles directly
west of the latter place. There r less
Streams TO cross better roads; better
settlements extending further out and the
route is shorter to the intersection of the
Leavenworth and Fort Kearny roads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
TPuBL1o-No. ~

IUbLlC-NO. al
AN ACT tc promote the efficiency of the
Dead Letter Office.
Be 1t euacted By the Senate and House of Rep
reSentatiaes of the United States of america IN
Congress assembled, that the Postmaster Gen
eral be authorized to return all dead letters,
except those containing circulars and other
worthless matter, to the writers, whenever
their names can be aseertained. All valua-
Bile letters to be charged treble, and all others
double, the ordinary rate of postage, to be
collected from the writers.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That
to enable this to be done, the Postmaster GEN
eral is authorized to employ not exceeding
twenty-five additional clerks, at salaries not
exceeding an average of eight hundred dol
lars per year: Provided that he is satisfied
that the receipts for dead letter postage will
amount to a sum sufficient to pay the aggre-
gate compensation. And he shall Ireport to
the next session of Congress the additional
income from this source, with its cost and
statistical results.
Approved January Fl, 1852
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
TPaBLyc-No. 81

THBIIC-NO. o.
AN ACT making appropriations for the
Payment of invalid and other pensions of
the United States for the year ending the
ending the thirteenth of June, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
Be It enacted By the Senate and House Of
Represen tatiaes Of The United States of Ameys-
Tea IN Congress assembled, That the follow wing
sums be and the same are hereby appropria-
ted. out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for the payment Of
pensions for the year ending the thirtieth of
June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three.
For invalid pensions under various acts,
six hundred and forty thousand dollars.
For pensions under acts of eighteenth Of
March. eighteen hundred and eighteen, ff-
tenth May, eighteen hundred and twenty
eight, and seventh of June, eighteen hundred
and ~thirty-two, twenty Eve thousand dol
lars. lc
For pensions to widows and orphans Of
those who served in the Revolutionary war,
under the third section of the set of fourth
July, eighteen hundred and thirty SIX, the
acts of seventh July, eighteen hundred and
thirty-eight, third March, eighteen hundred
and forty-three, seventeenth June, eighteen
hundred and forty-four, second of February
and t~wenty-niRth July, eight, and second Sec
ton act third of February, einhteen hundred
and ffty-three, two hundred thousand dol
lars.
For pensions to widows and orphans, ur-
der first section act of fourth of July, eight
cen hundred and thirty-six, act of twenty
first J uly, eighteen hundred and forty-eight,
first section act of third Kebruary, eighteen
hundred and ffty-three. and act third June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-eight, three hun
dred and forty thousand dollars.
For navy invalid pensions, forty-five thou
sand dollars.
For navy pensions to widows and orphans
under act of eleventh August, eighteen hun
dred and forty-eight, two hundred thousand
dollars.
For p%rivateer invalid pensions, six hun
dred dollars Provided that no pension Shall
be- paid hndsr thia aett q any pepson Who has
been sugage5 IS the pfsse1t leHion egainst
the G5Fefnm6nt Of the Unitbd States or who
hiss fn any way given aid and eenloxt t0those
sngagad in the rebellion.
Approved. January s, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

ATLANTIC M~oHTHLYe-The March number IS oefore
0s. We need only TO Announce the contents 10 satisfy
our readers that this number is one Of unusual inter est.
ne Fruits Of Free Labor in the Smaller Islands OF Ii G
british West Indies; A Story Of To-day; Mountain
Fletrresj TIE Use Of the Rife; Agnes of Sorrento;
Methods Of Study IN Natural History The southern
Cross; Concerning the Sorrows Of Childhood +; The Re-
habilitstiOn Of Spain. A Raft that no Man Made FIRE.
m0nts Hundred Days IN Missouri Birdofredom Swain,
A'0s to Mr.. Hosea BiglOw Taxation; Voyage Of the
Good Shin Union
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

The HoRTIcuLTURIsT X JOURNAL or ART AND
RURAE TAsTE.-The February number Of this always
Interesting and useful periodical, is on our table. It
contains a beautiful cOlored plate, GLADToLUs-Mrs
ReyHolds, a new and charming variety Of this now very
prominent bedding plant, taken from the London Flor
it. 0 HOr:icultucist should be without this work
See prospectus in this issue Of our paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

Election OF ScHoOL DIREeTOes.-An
.lo,,ion will be held at the School House
= ,bis City on Thursday next, between
- hours of IL and 3 o'clock for the
..-nose of electlng one School Director
g. Browpville School District. This is
= ;mportant matter and we hope to see
. r~onoral turn out of citizens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

WELCOME HoME.-AdJ't JNo. L. Can
cox of this City, who has been East since
,.s fall, reached home to-day. We are
,,d 70 see him looking so well. His return
!, reIcOmed by a host of friends here
and h~ereabouts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

HORACE Waters NEW MUsIc.-To Horace Wat
ers, Publisher, 4sI Broadway, New York, we are in
oebted for new sheet music" Our Generals Grand
Aaroh?' Price 90 cents. The frontioepieee is a hne,
Ih1-like cOlored plate Of Scott, Mcclellan, Blenker,
&eOosell, Sickles, Anderson, MCOOk, ROseDcrans,
Wool, Bsi ,er, Hunter, sigel, sprsgue, Prentiss, Mans
Geld, Tyler. a. lrnside, Banks, Fremont, Lander, Heint-
zlemsn, Dix, c., tbs and stone.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

GRACE REESwO6l' IS LITTLE PILGRIM, for March,
Is received. us she bes. juvenile publication in the
United States. me children Ike it-never lay it aside
untu read rnrOrEh-' ne 81 cries are 30 applicable to
Sveydsy life and AlI tesch a u. raj lesson Terms
% cents q year; Five copies 81; 2 ,7urteen copies Soi
Fifty copies sis. Address L. K. LigPt "e0"' ss Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
LOsts.A silver TObaocO Box.

A-snvor Tobacco Box was lost somewhere in Brown
Vile the past week ribbed on both sides, a square
plain spot in the centre. Aside from its intrinsic val
ue it is valued because Of being a present from a friend
many years ago. The finder WILDE satisfactorily COM
pensated by leaving it at the A6Vertiser once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

DAILY NoNPARIEL, CoUNoIL BLUFFS,
IovA.-DO you want the Uery --latest
news2" If so, subscribe for the Daily
.No1purieL, published by w. w. MAY
YARD, Council Bluffs, Iowa. By it the
news can be had in this place two days IN
advance Of the St. Louis papers. By the
.Eoupar5I we get the latest telegraphic
reports from all points East and South
the next morning after Publication
That's 'smphatis," Bro. Maynard, and
we will take occasion to "Say so, fire.
'gusrtly.n
Terms: as cts. per month. Those
desiring the NOnpqriel can leave their
names al this Office, and we viii take
pleasure in forwarding them. Make up
"a club:
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

TEMPERANCE MEErINe.-O. B. HEw-
1T will deliver a Lecture before the So
Gtety. at its monthly meeting on Tuesday
evening next, (lsth.) at z I-2 o'clock.
The alblc are invited to attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
PROBATE NOTICE.

Whereas Alexander McKinney has been appointed
szecutsr OF the last will and testament Of william
Richardson deceased, late Of Nemaha county, Nebras-
ka Territory. notice is hereby given that / have appOin-
ted July the 7th, and December the Slst, 1862, at 10
O'Clock a. NJ, as the time for hearing Claims against,
said estate. All claims
hefor, ever barred
Ee6 20, t5sS4A-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

PETERSON FOR APRIL is on our table, and an excel
lent number it is, too. A fne steel engraving, CRU
inOus Prices" any quantity Of Fashions and Pattern
Plates, and filed with good reaoing matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
Form of PFOpOsaI Guarantee and
Certificate.
ProD0saL

The undersigned =-, whose post Office address
is -- county Of -,S State o. proposes
to carry the mails Of the United States, from July 1,
1862, to June so, 1866, on route No. - between
- --, under the advertisement Of the
Postmaster General, dated October 80, 1851, with
celebrity, certainty, and security ~ for the annual
sum of E. dollars.
This proposal is made With full knOgL
edge of the distance of the route, the sight
of The mail 10 be edrried, and all other
particulars in reference to the route and
serUlce, and, also, after careful eramina-
ton of the Iaws and instructions attached
to the advertisement.
Dated
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
[P6BLIc-No. A
AN ACT to provide for allotment certificates
among volunteer forces.

L ObbAN ~ l.
AN ACT to provide for allotment certificates
among volunteer forces.
BE 1T ENACTED by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United Snates of
America in Congress Assembled, That the
President of the United States be and he is
hereby authorized to appoint, for each State
having volunteers in the United States ser
vice, not exceeding three persons, who shall
be authorized by the Presidents commission,
to visit the several Departments Of the army
in which volunteers from their respective
States may be, and there procure from said
volunteers from time TO time their respective
allotments of their pay to their families or
friends, duty certified in writing, and by them
or by some commissioned officer of such de-
partment, attested in pursuance of such or
ders as may be made for that purpose by the
Secretary of War, and upon which certified
allotment the several paFmasters shall, at
each regular payment to troops, give drafts
payable in the city of New York, to the or
der of such persons to whom said allotments
were or may be made.
Section 2. And be it further enacted, That
the persons appointed as commissioners to car
~ into effect the preceding section OF this act
shall leceive no pay or ~emoluments whateye
from the Treasury of the United States.
Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That the fifth
section of the act of twelfth of June, eight
cen hundred and fftyy-eight, giving suffers
a lien upon the soldiers pay, be and the same
is hereby repealed ; and all regulations giving
suffers rights and privileges beyond the rules
and articles of war he and the same are hereby
abrogated.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
Cerf;fcnts.


ertifes, UN8EB BIS OATH or 0FFICE, ihat he
is acquainted with the aboTe guarantors, and knows
them to be men Of property, and able to make coed
their guaranty.
Dated
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

RECEIVES son NEMAHA LAND OFFIcE.
We are pleased 10 announce that S. R.
JAhIsoN, Esq, Of Falls City, has re-
ceived the appointment of Receiver of
public moneys for tbe Nemaha Land Dis
trict. Mr.. J. is an excellent business
man, will make a good officer, viii prove,
We have 20 doubt, q valuable acquisition
to the place, and we hope he viii accept
the. Office, and, together with Mr.. Bar
rett, set the machine at work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
Guarantee,

The undersigned, residing at -, State Of
- undertake that, if the foregoing bid foI
carrying the mail on rOute No - be accepted
by the P0stmaster General, the bidder shall, prior to
the LIST day August, 1893, enter into the required
obligation, or contract, to perform the service pro-
posed, with good and sufficient s~ureties.
THIS we DO, understanding distinctly
the obligations and IiaJiltiss assumed By
.gUaraRtOrs under the 27fb SCI ION ofthe act
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

one million 0 fdOllars be and tie same is here
by appropriated, cut Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for gun
boats in the Western Rivers.
Approved, December "a, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

See act Of Congress Of March $685., sss6onI IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
rOvod, December "a, 1861.
[ PUBL1c-No. 81

AN ACT making an appropriation for gun
boats on tie Western Rivers.
Be it enacted By the Senate and House o.
Representatives. Of The United States Of Anasr
tea, IL Congress assembled: That the sun 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
DARLING s
Y REGULATOR,

LIVER REGULATOR,
in a%fording immediate relief. It is a thorough Liver
and bilious remedy"
Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes February %, 1850.
In May last I had a severe attack OF Piles which com
fined me to the house. I look one bottle Of
DARLING'S
LIFE BITTERS.
and was entirely cured. have had no attack since.S
D. westerviIIe, Esq, of South 9Th, near sth STREET,
Williamsburg, L. l., writes: FAugnst 8, IS6o--Having
been troubled with a dihfculty in the Liver, and subject
to bilious attacks, l was advised by a friend to try
DARLING'S
LIVER REGULATOR.
I did 50, and found ito operate admirably, removing the
bile and arousing the liver to activity. 1 have also
Family NEed1c1ns.
When our children are out Of sorts, we give them a few
drops and it sets thSm all right / find it meets the
general wants 81 the Stomach and boWels when dif0r-
REknER. ~ you need either o. both q these nost &
celenk Hsn1IU Inquire for them e ne storssj n Jou
do 81 drd taems ttse 30 et1ef. h1t Incicae ora Dollar
III ale4t4 I'D - reslpf e no mo ths Rsmedy o.
Remedies WIZ Sc sent accos6ing e gour dlrectiOns, By
mail OF express, p~Ost-paf. ADDRESS,
DAN s. DARLING,
102 Nassau Street, New York.
Put up in so cent and 81 Bottles, each.
Nov. 7, 1861. nls-sm q roaFnr E3
A-
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

NEW NorEoE-We want Wood at
ibis Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13

AN ACT making appropriations for the
Payment of invalid and other pensions of
the United States for the year ending the
ending the thirteenth of June, eighteen
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-03-13
LIVER REGULAT0R
AND
LIFE BITTERS,

And now cOnslder myself eHtiTefy cuFeu."
Hon. John A. Cross writes, Brooklyn, Marck 10Th
1850. In the spring Of 1859 I took a severe cold, whicf
induced a violent fever, I took twOd doses OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03
RROaI HARPRR,s FRRRY.
on. aBOLryAR, Nd, Feb. %.

AuAAf Al AAust = w. go
The army Of Gen. Banks occupied Har-
per's Ferry unoppOsed on Wednesday, with
sll the nsOessaries for permanent Ooeu-
patton. r.sar
The advance took possession Of Bolivar
lights yesterday, and pushed 8 reeonnOis-
snoe 10 Charleston, capturing few prison
ers. Loudon Flights sFe also occupied, TO
prevent any flank movement by the enemy.
To day 0harlestoWn was occupied BY 3
strong force; and will be held against any
attack. The plans Of the Commanders sre
not known, but the movement is pFobsbiy
to recover the reoonstFuotion Of the Beli-
more and Ohio Railroad bridges, and may
mean work. aaI -
A train Of cars passing the Berlin Sta
tion was fred ct to-day BY rebel battery,
but no harm Wss done.
The troops ere In excellent condition and
we'll protected from the inclmnent weather
no accident occurred in Transporting the
troops and supplies sorOss the river. The
pontoOn bridge Was complete success.
Hundreds of refugees have returned to
their desOlRted homes, and those remaining
are oEeEjOyed at our presence. '
Nothing reliable has been heard from
Winchester, but current reports say It has
been considerably reinforced
A small body Of the enemy are supposed
to lie south Of Leldon Flights, four or Are
mites back Of the river, but not Of sufheient
strength to cause any alarm ~
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Mere Of the K. G. Q.

The Capital City Fact, having asserted that
lodges Of the knights Of the Golden Circle
are still in our midst, says:
From letter written By Union man Of
Maine 70 gentleman in Cincinnati, now in
N possession, we are at liberty 70 make ex-
u Z tIlat may startle the increduleus. The
tEAgs N Who makes the statements is ia
ee1sls.., -, aad kn0ps their truthfulness,
llen = 49,. !. With regard 70 secret organ
i,;. ne 49,. srsitoss in this part Of the NORTH
i--r--r i-.,.--- q the sKngis q the Golden Cir
AnosS AZ, ,Ss-s n ample pzoof Of It's existence
~, o;.,s snd doinra. TIE ofsAnlEhllon e5teEea
~. .,.....5 -, sIi ~ Noltbel t,stes and INTO
0a-s'5- 60. TIE ;s,sdiais object q re success
ss.ss,s ssull-i BE remote object tle restsEa1
80, =, mower Of The disuni0n gFs ypt Dsna-
oc-st;c nartv. Hence the oIlan14s'e lA
moativ composed Of these party laaa5 ae1
fs,onrhout fhe North. II t1e i-Is-t q ~
Nerfi5 can be secured through A1y nufall. ~
/ Iur fcompromiss with armed rHhelllon t4en
ths Northern demagogue fPPsat z
the prozIamule IS the fFieneE ard efm p.
ssrs Of tho South. and thu1 aiq f1e oiil
votes 6f the Southern Slalss - iher
strength, sud claim t1e credit .. hasip9 sees
tbe means Of aettling the difictltc. tecn
humiliasing the eonlaerr reta'1 e aee5n
niis6tiiis object, they 1Es willing to make
g.r With EaelA1i aa meaas q Success &
~ south. Here in the North laese ar
,,e,v al thess deEta rc7ll g oe +
is-r! clio are ~ l1ss tll8 most arden
fTnion n, u, men n lie 1lt sre, at "a
Ss--s-tiin,s- insidioesig glathln3 ths.sery Y
tsla ~ ~ eovsrnneat II cieeting disssr
sions. ii vsrfous Nsy1, among Jnion zel
sTs xesl TaxesF Is going g e oas q eas 3
strong rallying cries o 1iRl'e ils '.al AsA :
Unipn unPopular.D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

one 81 King Jelf's assertions in his In
sugaral vas, thst ths rebels had neither
ankod nor received assistance from sny
quarish BY turning 70 our London ales
Of he 81 instant We and smong the doc
unenis submitted to Parliament long 3D.
dross Of lie rebel Commissioners, Yaneey,
Hast snd Mann, 70 The English Grown or
oors, seeking recognition and sid. In this
. tAsy rsbearssd ell the well worn rebel argu-
nsnts for independence, free trade So. 81,
90 familiar 10 our readers. In reply, Earl
Russell informed them that the neutrality
which had been snjOinsd BY the Queen
would be strictly enforced ''until the for
tune Of arms or the more peaceful mode
og negotiation shall have more clearly de-
tsrnined the relative positions Of the two
bsligsrsnss."
What An uablushing falsi6eF King JET
must Be, when his assertions can thus be
direetly proved to be untrue.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-03

Correspondence Of the N, Y, Evening POstl
There il greet need here for the immed.
late opar6dan ef Just Suoh q Law aS senA-
tor Wilson has introduced into The Senate
In referenpe 10 The eolored people, slave
and free, The outrages which can be com
mitted IN the District in the name Of laws
which have bean endorsed By Congress,
B0ald shock the ssnsibiities Of the people
of TIE free States. Free oolered people
may Be- Puhlioly whipped here for the most
trivial offences, under color Of Law. II q
slave throw pebble and break q lamp, he
may legally be sentenced 70 Feoeivs thirty
nins stripes upon the baFs hack. IL he
gees into the Capitol Grounds hs may be
whipped. II 3 oolOrOd person commits the
astounding crime OF intermArTying with Q
white person, he or she is to be sold as .
slave for life. II 3 slave Esmbles Of ct
night or day he is TO be whipped or brand
ed, and IL be, no matter what the prOVOoa-
fi0n, strik 4 q ANITA persen; one o. his ears
shan be eutof, and in csse Of murder Il Q
Court may sentence the eOlored oulprit 10
have one Of his arms cut of.
In certain eases, free oolored people may
be committed 10 jsil, and If they do not psy
Jail fees they may be sold 70 pay said fees.
These and hundreds Of other cruelties can
be PeFPetratsd here upoR oolored people,
according to gct of Congress, and Senator
Wilson means 10 insist that heresfter no
Marshal LamOn shall have the chance to
quote law for his oppressive acts. In fact,
nothing which has been done e the jail
hss been in violation of this hendish black
code, which, BY The special enactment Of
Congress, has been extended over this Dis
trioE ts- ae
The fault found With the Marshal is not
that be has violated any Law, but that be,
3 new sppoiRtse Of Republican admins
Eation, in times Ike these, sh0uld exhibit
such alscrity il executing the hslf-buried
Black Code But he is rapidly aNaking to
q sense Of the feeling Of the country, and
hss just aPpoiRted more decent man, it
it is said, as keeper Of the jsilj in theplaee
Of Wise, who Committed the offences which
have excited 50 much attention in the Sen
Rte. Whether the House will psss the
Warden bill after Wise has been displaced,
is doubtful but It may do 50 to make sure
Of q wholesome reform, especially as tbs
Senate Jail COMMITTEES ind the jail reeking
with abOminsti0ns.