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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
4 NEW FEATURE IN
MARBLE WORK!

Myers, Martin Co.. having ahort time since patent
cd an adjustable shield AMI a. ehed moulainRs for
monuments ana headstones, We respectr1l ly inform the
citizens ol Delaware and vicinity that have pur
chased Tie right of said patent county and are
~ prcpai 81 to manufacture all kinds OF work ON
hr@cibg n" -trnEs ftl tires this new dsvice Tt s
great Improvement, ans OF sch uatare To recon-
memo itself 10 all, being pa ndestructa
Il as m mfrb! iiseif. II is used for fastening i'm
hpNaGy 70 regular or Irregular sHrfncs Shields Arch
ei AoutdnEs, Wreaths. Medauis, Ganopies, sc. &c .
presenting taem rcWf, Al .l-ss than half the usua
cost, as II Is 9scat saving in fsrbe AZ we'll one
hGnrd per cent N labor For tie sell sjiusi ~ Shield
snr pot ctiHh of liz nrSscs) pre- emnence 10 Uaimei
Tor while il is adjustable IL insep4rable ON IL
which rs essential in monun....@ architcc-
ture J. H. GRsFFFF has hal PRACTICAL expo ience Of
ever 20 yea~s in te work ne # marble stono
thF time h'r expense b1iEs spa ed in perfccIi lin
SER IN every dcplr tnet OF Tho business; havng been
eIgNS' upon large abs ia Marble Works wh-r-
b Snch was CT -rei on n the most approved method:
having visited GasTi ot Art, - hops Ie-is4 and
cuptura, Marble ALrts -nI large Cemeteries. both q
Europe tnd the sates conscq Jeity had opprrtuni
y of collecting a Yari ~ oi plNs and designs the
|arous styles Of CSmatsTy decorat o!s. We feel fHlly
-9nniet that shall be able give en.:Tc sstsfac-
ton 10 All wo uGy favor with THUR patronage. r.
C0FEiI will b. constantly tssvelg tiroggh ths and
4'Jnifs coun.i sOciting orders and delivering work
delaware, Ohio, =virscttit5-t rs IS6Z-5y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
Axes /! Axes (!

Axes Axes!
TUST received another lot Of superior Axes among
y which may be found the following patterns:
Western pattern, --- Ohio pattern.
Yankee Dayton - heavy poll
Western a. Silver stecl. Rows Axes, ? lbs.
Jan 10 c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
French Green,

G4CN NCl GEG2A
lust received, 2 cases of the above in OIL It VII
y stand better than any Green Paint in use and
celass cheaper than PARIS Green.
june Is lSO2 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Mails.
TUST received, best brand Wheeling Nails which will
u be sold low for Cash.
Dee 6, 81 C. C, C,CBANBEEI AIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
J11Jtivafors and PIows,

a LARGE Stock of CuIrINAIORS Of different
"A paterus, also Sipgle Shovel Plows, houhle h vel
PlOWs, Shovel Flows and One Horse Steel PlOw All
which will be sold LOW for cash by
June II, lSG1.-tf. Z. Z. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-11-14
llANUFACTURERS AND pE4LERs
scuIptssring and Carving

RI Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stores Urns, Vases NJ
nal IaGlets, Cas:aet al.d eo4nter s-abs. &e.. &.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
From the Country Gentleman.
Alkaline and Saline Soils.

MEssRs. EDIToRs: In your issue Of
10Th July, E. w. Brewster, of Denver
City, Colorado, inquiries respecting the
remedy for counteracting the influence of
too much alkali in the soil, on some por-
tions of his land.
In California, Colorado, and il some
other sections of our recently acquired
territory, there are large quantities of
otherwise good lands, bat which are rem.
dered. valueIess for cultivation in conse-
quence Of the great amount of alkalI
(polash) they contain. The potash Is
there naturally-not in consequence of an
artificial application of wood ashes or
potash.
Ia the Alb Annual Report Of the Cali
fornia Stale Ag. Society, there are lwo
essays ''On the formation Of. and nieans
of Subdaing Saline Soils" w. ThomP-
son IN his essay, says:
| That the Components of alkaline soils
are frequently furnished from the decayed
granite of the mountains, there can be
but little doubt. The potash contained IL
the decaying rock has an invincible ten
denCy on getting free from its former as
sOcialions, to get dissolved In water, IL
which it continues connected, and thus
during the heavy rains of winter, som'
of our springs and rivers may be oonsid
cred as a weak solution of potash, &c.
Some of the former remaining so at al
times, the solution getting stronger as tn
heat of the summer dries up and dimln
lshes their former supply of water. A
the rivers rise they overflow their banks
and in snme situations leave, along tn
lower portions Of level plains, sheets o
water of considerable extent, where
having no outlet, it necessarily remain
illl evaporated by the sun. The quantt
of alkaline matter which is thus deposit
ed in one year may be very small, but !
the course Of ages it accumulates, an
soils are thus rendered barren from a
excess of those very alkalies which i
less quantities, are essentially necessary
F the growth Of plants"
To reclaim these alkaline soils, Mr..
recommends embankments to preveI
, overaowing. drainage, irrigation, and th
planting and growing such crops or plan
as require much potash in their comP'
/ sition.
There are other alkaline and saAir
soils which are never overhown. The
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
OF FECEAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Sscos9 Session d tie zkErty-
SsvenA Congress
[ruRlIsAED Br AUThoR1TY. ]

PUBLIC NC. IS.
AN ACT to protect the property of Indians who
have adopted the habits Of civilized life.
be Il enacted bg the Senate amt House of Repre-
sentattres Of the United States Of AB,erc0 an Con
gress aSseGsJIed, That whenever any Indian, being
a member of any baad or tribe with whom the Gov
ernnent has shall have entered into tready stip-
uatious being desirouS adopt the habits of civil
fzed life shall have had portion of the lands be-
longing to his tribe allotted to him in seyeraty, IN
pursuance of such ready stpulatOns, it shall be the
duty of the agent and superintendent Of such tribe
to provide that such Indian shall be protected in the
peaceful and quiet occupation and enjoyment Of the
lands SO allotted to him.
Sec 2 AnS BE- II further enacted, That whenever
any persoD of Indian blood belonging to a band or
tribe who receive or are entitled to receive annu-
ties from the Government of the United States and
who has not adopted the habits and customs OF civ
ilized life and received his lands in veralty oy al
otment, as mentioned in the foregoing section OF
this act shall commit any trespass upon the lands
or premises Of any Indian who has received his
lands by allotment rs aforesaid, it shall be the duty
Of tho superintendent and agent OF such band or
tribe to ascertain tue damages resulting from such
tres pasS and the ascertalned sn all DC WIN
held from the plynent next thereafter to be made,
either to the band tribe to which the party com
ntting such trespass shall belong, as in the dlscre-
ton of the superintendent he shall deem proper,
and the sum so retained shall be paid over by the
said agent or superintendent to the party injured
with he annroyaLof the Secretary of the Interior.
Sec. 3. And be It further enacted, That IN case
the trespasser shall be the chief or headman OF a
band or tribe in addition to the penalties above pro-
vded for 1t shall be the duty OF the superintendent
of Indian affairs in his district to suspend the SAID
trespasser from his Office for three months and dur
ing that time to deprive him of all the benefits and
emouments connected Herewith Provided That
the said chief or headman may be sooner restored to
his former standing if the superintendent shall SO
direct.
Approyed. June l4, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
Ballad Concentrating the Action
or 25th Mo. Regiment at the
Battle OF Pittsburgh Landing.
By J. J. MARVIN.

By J. J. MARVIN.
Ye gallant Twentyhfth who fought at Pittsburg hght
Began the bloody battle lust at the dawn Of light,
To meet the furious rebels your hearts and hands
strong,
While recaut your glery just listen to my song.
At three Sunday morning three companies went out,
To have little skirmlsh, and take secesh', scout
Bat when we found their ambush catch their picket
spies +tt
Two thousand rebels rose to take by surprise.
Our noble Major led u.s. and under his command,
We fought superior numbers and almost hand to hand
And when their horse would flank US, my gallant
boys said he,
''Fal back little, gently and each take tree.'
For four long hours fought Them and kept them all
at bay,
Till seven hundred rebels beneath our volleys lay;
But when they reached our camps aud formed their
battery lne,
Ten regiments abreast the- murderOus fires combine
with grape and BALL and Oa.ster, they drove US from
our camp;
But raiying in retreat we made their forces tramp
They drove towards the river, till sege guns with
their IRE,
And gun boats with their shells, made their qaking
ranks retire.
On Monday morning, early brave Buell. led our men,
And their bfisIlng squadrOns commenced the fight
again,
Beneath deadly volleys, their reeing lines gave
way.
Till hosts of slaughtered rebels all through the green
woods lay.
Till night drew down her curtain their scattered le-
gons ran,
Reteating far beyond, where the battle first began.
We took all their arms, glorious victory won,
Aud chased them from the rising the setting of the
But in the hour Of triumph hearts remember well
Our true and valiant comrades who in the battle fell
While lighting the Union, so gallanty they died,
And history shall name them with patriotic pride
tear for gallant Powell, and Peabody the brave,
Whom cursed traitIr bullets laid in bloody grave:
Our Major and our Colonel the Twenty fifth shall cry
God bless their saned memory, and the places where
they lie.
For PenneId and for BTsmble, and glorious Captain
Wade,
gorys freshest laures above their bones be laid,
And we who survive them, remember Pittsburg
fight,
here after blood contest God sustained the right
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
TPUBLIC-NO. S5.l
AN ACT to incorporate the Mount Oiivet Cemetery
Company in the District Of Columbia.

AN ACT TO INCORPORATE the Mount 0iivet Cemetery
Company in the District Of Columbia.
Be 1t enacted by the Setdte aad House Of Repre-
sentatsUes of the Uaied States Of america IN Cons
J White and Charles d. Bowling and their success
sors be and they are hereby created body pohtlc
and corporate by the name and title OF 1.-The Noun
OTvet Cemetery Company" and oy that name may
have perpetual succession, may sue ana DC sueu III
the courts of law and equity, and other competent
tribunals may have and use common seal, and the
same NAV destroy, alter and renew at pleasure, may
associate with them such other persons IN SAID com
many to any number not exceeding nlne, may HI All
ITocsnoies which NAV occur in their OWL body, and
NAV from time to time ordain such bylaws, not in
s;start with the laws in force In the District oi
Columbia as they may deem necessary or proper IOi
said company.
! Soc Q And be It further enacted, That said cor
noration may acquire hold, and dispose OF such es-
tate real personal an mixed, as may be necessary
or proper for the purposes OF sad corporation FRO
vided The said corporation shall not own at any
one time more than ons hundred acres Of land in the
I nty of Washington and without the imltso the
citv of Washington; And provided further, That a
least thirty acres in one body be set apart and used
for the purposes Of a cemetery.
| Sec. 3. And be it further enacted, That buriR
lots in said cemetery may be sold, leased other
wise disposed Of by sad corporation to the iot-hod
ers upon such conditions and subject to such regu
lsons as said corporation or the board of manager
may prescribe, and certificate under the seal 0
said corporation of the ownership or other interes
in any lot aforesaid shall in all respects have tn
same effect as any conveyance from said corporation
of said lots would have if executed, acknowledged
and recorded conVeyanoes Oi real estate are re
quired by law to be which oertlhcate shall be en-
tered in book kept by said corporation for that pur
pose, the same to be open for the inspection Of a
persons interested and burial lots IN said cemeter
Shall not be subject to the debts Of he lot holder
> thereof and the land Of the SAID corporation ded
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
fPUBLIC-No. So.

AN ACT defninga Causes for challenge ar,i
prescribing an additional Oaih for Grand and Petit
Jurors in the United States Courts.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate aud House of ReDrssea
tdttves Of the United States of America IN Conqress
assembled That, in addition to the existing causes
of disqua iicaon and challenge of grand and petit
jurors in the courts of the United States the follow
ing are hereby declared and established namely
without duress and coercion to have taken up arms
or to have Joined any insurreetion and rebellion,
against the United States; to have adhered to any
rebellion, giving it aid and comfort to have given
directly or indirectly, any assistance in money arms,
horses, clothes, any thing whatever to or for the
use or benefit of any person or persons whom the per-
son giving such assistance knew to have Joined, or 10
be about to join any insurrecton or rebellion, or to
have resisted or to be about to resist with force Of
arms the execution Of the laws of the United States
or whom he had good ground to believe had joined
or was about to Jon any nsurTectiOn rebellion,
had resisted, was about to resist with force of
arms the execution Of the laws of the United States
and to have counselIed and advised any person or
persons to join any nsuTrectOn and rebellion or to
resist with force Of arms the laws of the United
States.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That at each
and every term of any court Of the United States,
the district attorney or other person acting for and
on behalf Of tho United States in said court usIy
move, and the eaurt in their discretion Hay require
he clerk % tender to each and every person who
be summoned to serve asa grand or petit Juror or
cath sflrmatio viz "You do s0lemniy sWtar or
affirm, the may be- that you will support the
Constitution of the United States of America that
you have not without duress and constraint, taken
up arms, or joined any insurrecton or rebellion
against the United States that you have not ad-
hcred to any nsurrectiOn or rebellion, giving it aid
and comfort that you have not directly indi
rectly, given any assistance in mor-y, or any other
thing, to any person or persons when you knew or
had good ground to believe had Joined, or was about
to join, said instruction and rebellion, had re-
ssted about to resist, with force Of arms the
execution of the laws Of the United States and
that you have not counselled advised any person
or persons to join any rebellion against, to resist
with force of arms the ss of the United States"
Any person or persons declining to take said oath
shall be discharged by the court from serving the
grand petit jury or venire. to which be may have
been summoned.
Sec g. And be it further enacted, That each and
every person who shall take the oath herein pre-
scribed and who shall swear falsely to any matter
of fact embraced by it, shall be held to have
mtted the crime of perjury, and shall be subject to
the pains and penalties declared against that crime
approved, June IL, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
INebrasISa a0pertiser.
RATES OF ADVFRTTSTNc

auFeftISenlents must oe paid f1r IN ADVANCE
fearly advertisements quarterly In advace
In Trsnscient Advertisements, frscttsns over ons
square viii be charged for by the line rate of ten
cents the nst week ard cents each subsequent week
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
PUBLIC REsoLUr1oN-No. 31.I

PUBLIC kESOLUTION-NO. OH
A JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the yayment
of certain moneys heretofore appropriated :Or tAe
completion of the Washington aqueduct.
Whereas by act Of Congress, approves Jpne't"enty-
FIVE, eighteen hundred and sixty, there was ap-
propriated Cor the completion of 'he " ashlngten
aoueduct Eve hundred thousand d'lllass, 20 De sS-
peuded according to the plans and estimates q
Captain Meigs and under his superinteudenee
and, whereas, while the work was ia progress Q "a
before it was completed, Captain Meigs was re-
moved from such superint0Ddence, and certain
narties have claims for work done and materlaIs
furnished to and for the completion OF said aque-
duct which have not been paid: Therefore,
Resoired by tbs Seuate and House ?t representa-
tines of the United States Of Aaerica an Congress as
seabIed, That the superintendent OF the Washing
ION aoueduct be and he is hereby authorized to pay
to Robert Mcintyre and Others, accordlng TO the
respective claims for work done and materials f9r-
nisbed for the Washington asueduet under the d.
reotion of Captain II. w. Benhsm and Lieutenant
LANES St: c. Morton, such sum OF money as may be
neesssaI-v not to exceed five thusand SIX hundred
anG sir dollars and sixty cents, out of tho sum OF
money beretofore appropriated as aforesasd Pro
r;5ed Tbat no sum or sums of money shall Oe paid
ID this resolution except such as shall be certified
10 be lust and equitable by Usne.@l A. u Aelg9'
Approved, June Ia, loOZ-
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13

the southern States, and the wonderful
effects Of such soils upon the growth Of
the apple tree, all of which may be true,
and as far as my observation extends. I
do not think our farmers fully appreciate
the value or worth of wood ashes for the
improvement of their soils AID crops
But other ingredients in the soil beside
potash, are necessary for maximum crops
of corn, grain, roots, SC.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
IPUBL1o-No. 81

AN ACT providing for the selection on OF Jurors = TO
serve in The several courts IN the District oil Co.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
1,,.;ro, ne IJnited States of America iR Con
gress assembled, That it shall be the duty Of the
Register of Washington city, ana Gl tne
clerks of the oty of Georgetown and the Levy Court
of Washington county, in the District OF Columbia
within one month after the passage of this act, and
on or before the first day Of February in each year
hereafter 20 make list of such eff the white male
itizaTs t3x-navers residing within their respective
iurisdietons. as they shall Judge best qualified to
S as inrors in the courts of the said District, IN
which lists may be included in the discretion Of the
5io rnakincr The same, the names of such qualified
a as vera on the list Of the previous year but
"a not serve as jurors and the list thus made by
49, ,oaotiveIv. d be delivered over to thei
successors in office.
Sec 3 And beA renoctea, ma ma Utao sn1 ol,oea :
aforesaid shall sele N the ii11 VI .us -.
WashingtoR eirg Z mes CT tour n"0stsu P''sOAE
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13

Gated the purposes Of cemetery shall not be sub
ject to taxation of any kind. =
See A. And be it further enacted, That the affairs
of said corporation may be conducted by such board
Of managers the said corporation may rdain, 10
be composed of the corpOrators or any selected num-
ber thereof and such other persons as the said cor
poraton may elect. f,.
Sec. 5. And be it further enacted That no streets
lanes aIeys roads, canals, of any Sort shall be
opened through the prODerty of aid corporation ex
clusvely appropriated and used for the purpose of
cemetery Provided, ThatnOthing herein contained
shall be construed to authorize said corpora ton
to obstruet any public road, street, lane, or
alley actually opened and used as such.
Sec. 6. And be it further enacted, That any per-
who shall Wifully destroy, mutilate or defaee,
iBjure remove any tomb, monument, gravestone
or other structure work placed in sasd cemetery
or any fence, railing work for protection or orna
ment of said cemetery, or any tomb monument
gravestone, other structure or work thereon or
shall Wilfully destroy cut break or remove any trea
shrub, or plant, within the limits Of said cemetery
shall be considered guilty of a misdemeanor, and,
on conviction thereof before any magistrate or JUS
tiee of the peace, shall be punished by iDe at the
discretion Of the justice, according the aggrava
ton Of the offence, Of not less than i've nor more
fifty dollars .-
Sec. T. And be it further enacted, That th g said
corr Orati0R shall provide for the return from time
to time to the Corporation of Washington Of reports
of all DtermeDts made in said cemetery of persons
who have died within the limits of the city of Wash
ington, In such manner as may be prescribed from
time to time by said Corporation of Washington.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted That nothiug
in this act shall be construed as to authorize said
corporation to issue any note token Device scrip or
other evidence of debt, to be used as currency
and each Of the cOrpOrators ia said corporation shall
be held loble in his individual capacity for all the
debts and liabilities Of fsaid corporation however
tracted or incurred to be by suit as other
debts or liabilities before the court or tribunal hay
ing jurisdiction eff the case.
Sec y. And be 1T further enacted, That it shall be
lawful for Congress- at any time hereafter to alter
amend or repeal the foregoing at.
Approved, June 10, 1852.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13
Brownville, Nebraska, Sept. 2lst, 1861
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENCE OF A SUFFERER.

Published as warning, and for the especial bene-
ft of Young Men and those who suffer with Nervous
Debility Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c &C
bv one Of those who has cured himself by Simple
means, after being put to great expense and incon
venience through the use Of worthless meolelhes
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, 9: A.
IANBERT, ESQ, Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclos-
inc a post-paid addressed envelope Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esqg 0reenpolnt, Ions
Island, n. y.
( May p, 1862. Rio-2R:
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-09-13

EXCELLENT CRACKERs.--TO four
teen cups of -four, add one cup of
lard, two teaspoons soda, four do. OF
cream tartar. Rub the ingredients
we'll into -four and add three cups OF
water. Work thoroughly, bake quick;
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nd, AMI rfiFN'ICrs Sullivan aud H.'n.
Wore is considerable Union
hV%w JFTcnnessce, particularly IN ,!
ris'I-, y sgho.s !, H TIE Tn. bioDE B.,
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q" oil Nh-h thcy grant Ger / hpateg on liberal
terms.
EEMlTrASCis FROM IRELAND, &c
z . g.. Aisp continue tl cue drnIi tr,,nhle -,
'c'u'rl thioI -inHt Fl''uud, Irclgnd, Scotland
aud Wa cd, M Tie Low hs'r RATES
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REM abVAE.S.

PAWNBROkIRS' NOTICE - fRIDES-
BEkiS have removed thcir business from 100
East broadway H. tire corner Of B,yery aud ,;raud
~, under the Oriental Baul, Whrir III Aftccs In
can hr redeemed or r utwcdl business continued