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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
IRON the Fort scott BuIIstIn.l

~ "
The Expedition isnow encamped about
six miles south Of Baxter's Springs, where
it will probable. remain for some time
There is some sickness In camP-prnci-
pally d~ysentary. the result Of eating too
mpcH fresh beef without eating proper
seasoning. The men should be well sup
piled with salt and pepper.
Colonel Weer has gone TO Fort Leav-
enworth, where the recent difficulties
will be investigated. Il isl very serious
matter, and the charges against Weer
must be well sustained, or those engaged
in his arrest win stand guilty Of mutiny,
the highest crime known TO military law.
The arress Of a superior officer can hard
ly be justified under any circumstances
Col. Weer is charged with taking the
army By forced marches TO within fifteen
miles Of an equal force of the enemy, and
then hating at APPOINT where the water
was impure, and the grass burned up
That the men were getting sick. and the
provisions used up, with no prospect of
the arrival of the eommissary Train, and
that a ~retrograde movement-which Col.
Weer refused 10 make-was absolutely
necessary to save the command.
On the part Of Col. Weer it is claimed
that he was only waiting for his train to
come up and the Arkansas river to fall,
before crossing and attacking the rebels
under General Cooper. That there were
six days half rations IN camp that the
water of the Grand river, though warm,
was clear and pure ; that the stock was
not suffering for grass (; and that the re-
treat, besides being unnecessary. bore the
appearance, at least. of cowardice. 1t
is also claimed the presence Of our troops
in the country, was bringing hundreds Of
the CheEokees backsto their allegiance /;
and the great object Of the expedition
was being speedily accomplished. The
country is again in the hands of the reb-
els, and when an advance is again made,
it will BE much harder 20 convince the
people that our occupation will be per-
manent. 81
We hope Gen. Blunt viii bring things
into better shape, and when the expedi-
ton moves south again, we hope he will
command in person. or ~
We learn that Capt. Brooks, of a com
pany Of rangers, was killed while out on
scouting the other day. lf
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16

whackers, the Commanding General Of
the forces Of this c~onfedsracy are 10 cause
Immediately 70 be hung, out Of the com
missioned officers, prisoners as aforesaid,
a number equal to that Of our own citi-
zens lhus murdered BY the enemy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
DIVertIOn OF the war Tax.

THE Direct Tax Bill Of August, 1861,
royided that the State or Territory which
hould promptly assume the collection and
payment Of its portion of the Tax, should
be entitled 70 q discount of Is per cent
Nebraska assumed il by asking Congress
to take the Sl9,3I2, levied upon her peo-
pie, out Of the Legislative appropriation
for 1863. Congress accepted the propo-
sition; but in doing so takes the whole
sun and does not allow the Territory the
Is per cent to which she is certainly en-
titled. This was done, we presume,
through the ~Gnbounded patriotism of
Skisms. lie desired to save $2897 to
the National Treasury, which might other
wise have been squandsred in paying for
a short session of the Legislature. He
therefore omitted to have il provided that
the Is per cent. should be deducted. 1t
was probably through his habitual neglect
of and indifference to Territorial inte-
rests. But since it is so much money
saved 10 the nation, we pat him on the
back, and recommend him TO the Repub-
lican Convention for nomination. He is
decidedly our man,"-Nebraska CITY
NeCs.
The law requires that the State or
Territory shaltassume, assess, collect and
pay it into the Treasury Of the United
Stales; and that notice of such intention
toassums. assess, collect, and pay into the
Treasury Of the United States, the direct
tax imposed by this act, shall be given by
the Governor or other proper officer on
OF before the I'd Monday in February,
1862. When this amount shall be actu-
ally paid in before the last of June, in
the year to which said payment relates,
tkena deduction of 10 per cent. shall be
made. IS
in fact the Territory never assumed
The payment Of this tax at all, never pro-
posed 10 pay it, plead their inability, and
proposed to diminish the expenses of this
Territory, dispense with a Legislature
or pay its expenses themselves-to pre-
vent the payment of this sum.
This discount was il lieu Of the ex-
pense Of collecting the same b the Fed
eral Government, which expense ID Ease
oF assVmptoe by che TerEi1ory would be
paid thereby. Bot as the Territory did
not assume II, but Congress. atthe urgent
request Of the people and the strenuo Gus
efforts Of the Delegate, complied with
their wishes, S5ere was neither equity or
law in the captious exception taken by the
NsUs Every body here knows that Sam.
Daily has worked faithfully for the Ter.
Titory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16

The var news and the tax lists of Ne
naha and Pawnee counties crowd oul
early all editorial and other matter tbs
eek. Several communications have
zen kept back for want of space.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
[COrresPOndsnoe Of the Nebraska Advertiser
From the Nebraska First.
CAxP FIRsr RE. NEE. Vol.
NEAR HxLESA, Ark, July 80.


Nh. ,EDrroa; Your welcome visitor,
the Advertiser. was placed in my hands,
and it was with much pleasure that
perused its familiar columns. l say ia
miliar, because your young and beautiful
city, Br~ownvllle, was my home for the
past FIVE years. But what came to my
notice mOstparticularly, was a certain col
umn entitled "The Fourth of july
That day seems to have been a great day
of pleasure and enjoyment, as every
thing moved off as nice as a new engine,
according 10 the statements in your pa
per and those toasts hat followed were
very eloquent. and showed a true patri.
otic heart Of their authors, which, I think,
are youE. most prominent citizens; and
honor IS due them for those high toned
sentiments.
But m Thing they had forgotten, and
that was the Nebraska First. Not a
toast wa given for them that day. Per-
haps they deemed it unnecessary, as they
have already gained-a far famed name,
which, I $ you, they have earned
and richly deserve. J. think, however,
that they could have offered three cheers
for company c, as it was raised in your
own county, and is now the largest, and
given up to be The bes: company IN the
Regiment for dnty. And they did not
even raise a cheer for It; while down in
the City Of Memphis, the centre Of seces.
sion, and on the ground Of a most rabid
secesh, was offered, up rich toasss to the
health of our Regiment, and long and
hearty cheers for the bold and brave
Nebraska boys. which even the strongest
seCesh girls fan in love with and our
friends at home could not even raise a
cheer to our gaIlens Colonel and his Reg
iment. All in good health.
Yours, respectfully,
E. A. G..
Co. C., LIST Reg. Neb. Vol.
~S<~--
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16

The steamer Golden Gate, a Califor-
MIA vessel on the Pacific coast, was
burned last week. She had on board IS
first cabin passengers, lA7 second cabin
and Storage, and 95 crew-in all 337
persons. The FIRE broke out at about s
o'clock p. m. IN the 9th, when the ship
was Is miles north of ManzanilIa, and
less than four miles from the shore
She was at once headed for the land, bu,
the FIRE progressed with fearful rapidity,
and at quarter past S the upper deck fell
in. Soon afterwards she struck, and all
who had not previously got into the boats
jumped overheard. About 100, including
five children, got to the land alive. Ben
Holiday was among the passengers saved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16

REcRUITING.-A. M. BARNES, has re.
seived a ~Lieuteuant's commission for re-
cruiiing for Gen. Jim. Lanes Brigade.
There are yet many in this Territory
anxious to enlist for the defence of our
country. An opportunity is now offered
for Nebraska-to raise a battalion. All
who enlist VIII be subsisted by Mr..
Barnes &
They viii receive S25 bounty, and one
months wages paid in advance.
I7 We learn that RockpoIt. AlchisOn Co.
No. was taken By guerrillas, on Monday
IL his week. This is only about forty
niles from Nebraska City. W. must
Sfyanize for home observation-disclosures
Cay Press.
RockpOrt Is not taken, and will not be.
There are enough loyal men in AiehisOn
ssunty, 10 defend it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
REFERENCE.

REFEkENO $3.50
PbF.dd
GEETs-With two horses 90
Power, We drive your No. hils
ELs OF CORN PEI HOUEy end
hay AZ the same time. =
that runs With 20 little frienoas
with 90 little strain upon ne 9o cO0
supt. 18th 4 18Th s.
CrosrEE. n. J. J,n
MEssRs. BgNyEF BBOTHEss = 30
muck pleased with the PoWsF.
abv other Powerin this vicinity
horses viii do nearly, or quite
nun M Threshsr az ] ,5OV rs'T9S0r
and n2iinch Crescent Saw, 9 ITR ]
Yours truly, 1FrFfFU
EON ALL ORDERS b. VII
0CT Is-- 1852 THE FRElGhI 0T
PAID TO CHICAGO, or A,GAN.
~Liberal discount ts dsalsr
STATE. County, and Shop Rign .tsrpm
For further information ssee RB0
. ~ and q Gr'sHs
August 9th, 1851, n4-sa
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16

Wool. Potatoes. and Flour, wanted at
this Office on subscriptions
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
hi HORsE -

Has proved itself 10 be the 6esi e.
The friction IS educed b. lROh
IN all the bearings, that the E5as sgr
castings runs upon them. JED
DRAUGHT, at the end Of 3 ten fss.
the power in motion thus Pezniu
sFRKxeTH Of the horse % be used On
be driven. ONE HORsE win DO
this power, as TWO on tbe sndie'sOT
Is PORTABLE, and may be assa TFg
veil ns in the house. More than
PER BENT Of horse flesh is aFsa
NOW IN USE. Il is simple in e0n'
liable 70 get out Ofosder.
Price Of power Tor 7 % 4 horses
Price Of power for I 10 4 horse
TheS125 Power win drive a3Y
Every Machiue Is guaranteed y
the none viii be rsia1
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
Tax sales IN Psvn..s

Notice Is hereby give,
nIss esy q September, A.D ~ q
e. oiaaS, - mush e tie CO. ~
ing and being il PaEnse go ri
oe auinelent 70 pay The -
same, ier ths year A. D. TssI
mence At soeloek A. n I'D
O'Clock, 7. Ct the once =
City PAWnse County, Ns6n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
List for 1850.

LA8L AUE I93Js
HUFF Samuel nv qr BiHI
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
AnnortIonment Of sehOOl Fund.
OFFICE OF THB COUNTY TREAsUEBR,
Nemaha County, June seth, 1881

VIZ. b. HoovER, County Clerk:
BY report Of the Territorial Treasurer, dated May
Is. 1852, there is apportioned 70 hemaha County
Common and Territorial School Fund for
the year 1851 Sl,434 y
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
LIST for 1859.

Waters 3. ehf ne or b.
Wool G. nv 30 3 saW MN n
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-16
' JOHN 4. M6RRIsoN, Treasurer.

BrOWnYille, June Sob, 1907.
On ding the foregoing report, l aPPoTtiOned to
LOLA youths, reported by the several Township
Boards Of Education in November, 1861 sPpOrtion-
ing to each youth, SO 96-l00 cents, Of Common
Snhnol Rnnd making aannrtinnmanE To
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22
IN thpnccr9, Lam lille Co, May
PHILIP x. GLLEp, Administrator The said =. *
orTHJMAh GGEED's Estate, tGLEEB having flee



in this Office hts
JEkRE sHApTUCK. NBl of Complaint
against the said Jerre ShalHck setting forth ia SUBJ
sauce that tlr said derre shauck on Tie 22ud day Of
March A. d. 1861, executed TO Me said Thomas Geld
a mortGag- deed Of certain land situate u Belgidere
the County d LamOIlIe described A. follows, viz:
The saue lard the day decided to the
said Jerrc by John Morgan ard Nary N. Morgan.
ana John Morgan alone reference being had to
both sand deeds record in the o1ce % land records
in said Beyidere, for iuller dtscrpuot-condi-
toned Tor me payment Of All demands Of every decrp-
ION which then thereafter might be due said
Thollts, and further conditioned thit lhe Ad Jerre
should the taid Thomas harmless from al liability
which ,he -ad Thomas bad tLen might thereafter H.
cur far said Jrrre and ayctrng that said Jere
debttd tu said Thomas in his lifetime and afrr the exc
cuton Of said mortgage In the Of hundred md
fifty dollars which Tie said jerry elects aud refuses
psy and that TIE Petitioner has become legally Liable
pay te o two thou and dollars by reason Of said
Themae' signing and guaranteeing The notes " tie said
Jerre which the said Jerre refuses 20 pay. and PRAYING
FOR foreclosure q the -ad Jerrt's LQulty u Red mp
ton 600 said morlgaged premses--aud 10 being made o.
10 that subpoena cannot DE served upon him Il Is a.
dsrtd at the Petitioner cause The substance Of his said
BIN 81 tompaint TO bee publ bed iu She Green Mountain
Freeman hrce week suc.eesgey ihg last o. which pub
locations bc AZ least twenty days before TIE session Of
the Court 90 which said Bills made returuabe and the
said trrr b. hereby nothd 10 appear before tle Couu
ofChgucery ueNt % be held ydpar within and for ar
County ot ianole Che fourth tuesday iu NAV ne2t,
10 auswer "a said BIN u Complaint the win be
taken fs confessed
Given under my hand az HydeparA IN tie County q
lamol.le, this llthday % April A. d. 4s12
pseFn. X Gltfn. solieior. gpIeH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-22
NJ 4 n II 0 0 d
HOW I OsT ! HOW RESTORED I

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Lecture on the Nature, Trea gent, and Radical Cure
Emissions, Sexual Debility, and ,mpediments to Marriage
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sent under seal in plain envelope, 10 any address,
the receipt of six cents or postage stamps by adj
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PROBATE COURT 4

Probate Courts within and for the District Of Ran
doph for the year cnsning will be holden as follows,
VIZ
~ the Regi-eIs Office in LIoobfeld, the fist Thurs
day in each month.
at the Orange County Hotel il Chelsea on the third
Thursday of each month.
AT Chadwicks Hotel IN West Randolph the fourth
thursday In each month.
Az }. l.. R0wies' Hotel IN Washington on ne second
Thursday in February May aid August
BY order Of Court,
j. X CLEANELANn, Register.
ll.l.ra nnnnnIheL- lI 1911
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D.
iaie Aeeutui u. plieat uH. Washington, eni,r
ths Aetpi iss5.'
70 state street opposite iksIh3 81, BOSTON.
A frEH an extensive practice % upwards of igsnt,
II yeats continues taaecutH Patent iutHa United sis
also 90 6ssa iinlan, france, AMI otHe foreign couB
tHfs. Clvtgts 'rpCId.atCHs s=jgumEuts aud ati m
pe ~ drawings i'f Patents, executed oa hbrm teruit
and WIN despatch Researches made inio AIaercsp ~,
foreign WORKS iOdeiermae ihe validity uul1y ol Pm
tents trthVenoHs, land leEIi aa,rt rendered ID
l m4iier. iouchine me suue Comics 10 tir et,tn IL
any Patent furnished hy reuuHg one Dollar Assam.
wsnts recorded 20 Washington.
Bh" Agency d. mob uuly fhe aree.i ib New EUrlasl
hri through inventors bave adv 7naEcs loi scrufiu,
mieais,ut asttraiuiag the patcutahU ~ inventions
dnsHpastedhFu 1850. UNNECESSARILY supeAoTto any which
can ht oaefe iheM elsewht-t. The testimonials htlns
gwen prove thar none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL Ar 1HE
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and can prove thai aun Other office uf Tie KIND ate The
charges tor professional services moderate. The I'm.
mense practice az the subscriber during twenty yeas
past has enabled him 10 accumulate vast collection vi
specifications and Official decisions relative pa,enls.
These, besides his extensive ibaY OF legal aDd mcctan.
lca works, aud lu accounts of patents granted in the
unied states and Europe ieuder him able beyond ques
ton 10 offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity OF journey to Washington, 10 procure
patent and tbs usual great delay there here saved
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
- regard Nh Eddy Of ne most capable aud sue
e"Yai practitioners WIKI whom have had Official inter
CnUfrt.
CHAs MASON, = Commissioner Of Pcisne.
have no hesitation IN assuring Inventor. that they
cauEoi EMPLOY person competent and Trustworthy.
and more capable of putting their applications IN flm,
10 secure tor Them an c.ry and favorable consideration
at the Patent Dhce. huNlNo BURKE"
iate Commissioner % pitcnts.
" Mr.. z, II. Eddy has maDe for me iuli1gFN amt.
Cations ou IL bat tne Of winch patents have been grant
eds aud thai una j. nuw pending. saeh unmiNas4Ma
piuoi ri arra' iuen and ability hia pam Leads me o.
recommend al inventors tn AMY to him u procure tsir
paenS, az they may be sure ~ having the faithful
ucuton bestowed on their cgsts aud very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAGGART.n
During oigh months tho suhscihet. ~ course Of ms
large mgcUue, made. on twice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE ct which was de
eiacd In his favor, By the Commissioner ~ paienis.
q. II. EDDY
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american r. Foreign gagems
4. T. EnNN

SOLICITOR or PATIENTS.
late Aaeutu; n. s. plteat ual.e. Na4A.nean. rpbv
ths 1ttpi .es1'
70 state street Opposite aIby sr., Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

ITO LET OR TO LEAsE-ON STATEN ISLAND, MONT
eonery avenue, Quarantine Landing two Houses, from
the lst of Nav Inquire OF Mr. JOHN CANVIN Quarantine
Land nftu and.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

ITO LET OR IFAsE--A FIRST CLASS MARBLE FRONT
Store 55 B,oadway House and Store Si Third enne
three story House Fifty fth OF Third
avenue and a Carpenter Shop Factory lOf Tbiltcth
street, Third Inquire at French's Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

rro LET or LEASE-A BRICK DWELLING, WITH
bakery attached situated IN pleasant and thriving vii
age Long Branch, N. J. Rent very low 10 smart
energetic baker. For particulars apply to LEWIS, NO. 10
Old slip.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
COAL.

-, ,n Il AM Nuw DELIVERING a SrrEklOR
S4 4D. quality of ,oa !o fainhy gse well s,r,cnrd.
~ - an lar ton cf IN ibs ,trfc S3a rhairJn ns i'N
E,.ii "A, a,,nmr A nEAklE
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

NTABLE WANTED-FOR PRIVATE USE SITUATED
- Between Tbrticth Forteth streets and
Sixth Address Edward Jacobs the grocery
Der Of Thirty seventh street and Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

NOR SAL3-Ar ORANGE, n. j.. A HOUSE, WITT SE
Lind iu rwe,iyn para. tie house II 4;Aao
bu the best manner, eintan II rooms osi.es The e,lar
has urDaec ranSr marble nahc!s, Ar. IBeie
good L,he the i,ourds well lail and IN pod
calt yaor vii be sold u, low pice. Apply toJoEN w.
Burt, II Park
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

I,OR SALE-TiIE TJ0 STORY md ATTIC HOUSE,
least: cf Lot 5j lifniy street, tnilt ~ c,s wcrk;
has ~ the monn la rn,c,ts and IS III good f!rr rrnt
u lot sl25 yeais vi renewals oi - ltO;
Tie rAtr three ries IN h.igbi Can be
beiwe 10 and ~ A. NJ ana ing the eNre Ar-
pS u - South street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

TIT LET OR LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS FROM
May l. Houses No. II and Is Lispcnafi street. Apply
10 JOHN ATrRiDGE < suN, 59l fourlh street, from
A N. to r. N.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

FT1O EXCHANGE IN PART A GRAND FARM, l70 ACRES
large quantity Of frit and shnbl cry, fine buildings the
cheapest farm IN the Saie twenty five miles from Now
York. fifteen minnes' walk from depot. For ill ra
lars inquire OF WHITE CO GS William street. N " from
1to5
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

CTABLE TO LET-A FIRST RATE STABLE, WITH
~ nine stalls and carriage house. Broadway and Spring
street. to let reasonable terms Apply IN the 4
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

lI,OR SAi FIN JERSEY CITY. A NEAT NEW BROWN
s.cD, House, si,.ty mou-.n, aimraoi, c.c also a
ick Front oghy rnishcd, few brick Cottages;
lnices n.sde.a;r easy. Apply at isvopa avenur.
Of Ere ,ife.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

nor SAIE-TIiEEE STORY AND HIGH EASEMENT
House I0 sonih Fnth street BrooK;yp, D. lot 2isltS
water ard III LCrs". Can DC
&C. ary ., l"ses ion mcdia.lv. Terms
]. i. JONES, ~ Aun street, s.,oud ton
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

MTANrED-TO PURCHASE, A SMALL THREE STORY
lonsc. with all the modern eonvenicnces, o and EAST
OF Madison avenue tween Twcntt tn and Tnireih stress
Price non 81 oo 10 s7Ooo Address, stating ali particulars
W. H. Lloyd, station +.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

y1NO RENT.-A SMALL STABLE TO RENT, ON THIRTY.
eighth street, Fifth avenue for year, with
mediate possession; also several others. Apply to T. II
LUDLOW h CO, No. 8 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

GROCERY FOR SALE-TuE STOCK AND FIXTURES
" q inst class wholesale and retail Grocery situated in
nourishing neghbcrhood Satisfactory given
selling Apply the store I45 Eighth avenue, Seven
teenth street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

DONIEs-sMALL PONIES, RODE LAST YEAR BY
u children Tor sac cheap at Forty secobd street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. GEO. BOND
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

rl,O LET OR LEAsE-A THREE STORY AND ATTIC
i modern private Dwelling House, in Tenth street near
Fifth containing fixtures, water closet Sc three
deep .or and Is in good order For cards Uf
admission apply to o. A. KiSSAM 80 Pine 81 Get.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

1JANTED-TO PURCHASE, A FINE PAIR OF LARGE;
w and very stylish conch Horses; dark bay prrlerred
be of good speed which liberal pr
WIN be paid by MINER 4 sOMERVILLE a,cuoneers, 81
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07
FOR SALE.

GROCERY II II SALE--ONE OF THE BEST STANDS
" In BfooS choice and well selected stock: cash trad;
and low rent wan be sold a bargain. Inquire OF j.
CHARLES 2i7 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, between 10 and
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

ryNO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESTROYS OF ENGAG-
ng IN the manufacture o! iron can learn OF prorery n
equalei in the pty For the nm deposits %! coal
nyeidency of make, and cheapncss production by
addressing Vulcan box 242 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-03-07

brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
ID factory, 329 Pearl street, Hafpcrs building All articles
at the lowest factory prices Paint Brushes of
quality constantly Oh haud. JOHN X. BOPrEL.