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, 1863-10-24
MARINE NEWS,
PORE OF UH1O8 SO,

AKRLVLD....... October 2s.
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TOP p MaaaWK 9 Faeats, Hn4aio. s9Aafaes.
1Top Lowe, tipWato, bnHalo. soEdsle8.
f5op 155hMte state. lays, Ogeens1hlgi. sunar1es
tlop AAeghany. 10y 6lano 1faVesses 29t N luIn
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DasA Tood OK 1sa eds
easS E9oa. A's1us' Buffalo, zoo t0al eds
nsFs Haaa @ 6nsl 6Els a
Bark issea Gteaat West. Thomas Erie 10 tons coo,
B3gg BT,g Giana SaR nes Ee ~ e. tans Coz,
Br'g TasSIo5: clydesaals: Meaom!nse TO q lumber.
schr y y Arnold. Johnson, Buffalo, Isl brIs salt.
Echr Brown, Hopso9, Bay CITY, 200I brls salt.
SchESan Jac Into, Blackburn, ELS, rs tons coal.
Schr Eliza Logan, Iaphau, Ere. 100 tons coal
Schr Ieaho, Jennings, Eide, 3Sl tons coal
SctT II Courtwnghf, Christian Erie. so toas coal
Schr CollinE wool, Keith. Erie. T. tons coal
schr Hamilton Stewart Eric 200 tons coal GOO KEGS
nails.
Gchr Mm Fay snoT, Tower, Cleveland, $40 tons coal,
ber.
, 1863-10-24

Go TO THE BEsTdo TO BnIA5r & SrRArToa's
cmcAdo CoAxEnc1AL CoL1EaE, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars id.
aEese {cnelosing stamps) BnTlAT d BTRAT1oH,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-24
ARRIVED.

Neptune, Ottawa. !, oco hu oats, 500 on corn,
III AdaEns No. 2, Joliet, S cords ood
Gaylord, Lockport, 900 bu DATA. ..
Imperial. LockpoTt, 5,eo bu CON- no bu barley. go
brIs -four. :: -
Gale, Athens
Lacy FRANKLIN, Athen4
" Gnrnte, Asheo4
Advance, Athens
seEses Ottawa, - nu barley, toeo bu corr. 800 ou
, 1863-10-24

FRU1TS-GREEN.-A are ii active demand
and the supply moderate, especially Of choca fruit
Prices rule ntm. GHArEs-Markst active and nrtn.
The receipts very email and ar below The dem md
Frcm the dry season together with tarly frosts the
at adyance upon yesterdays quotations OF 81 20 q
barrel. LKAoss are N geot snpply and demand mol
, 1863-10-24

TEE RACES NEXT WEEK.-We are request
ed to announce, (tog the benatt Of our county
readers more particularly that owing to the unfa-
vorah1e weather, there has been one OF two post
ponements OF the sthree days trot" and that the
matter is low In the hands Of the Chicago Driving
Park Association, and that the rot will come OF
next Monday and On subsequent days, at the Dhv-
ing Park, between the world:renowed trotting
stations, 8 George N. Patcheu" and "H.ny
Clay" The name Of the former Is no greater than
the promise OF tie latter. Fatchen Is noble look
ing bay stallion, II years old, sixteen hands high
Of symmetrical make and tremendous strength
These latter traits were evidenced to great advan.
tage in bis great tmo milo heat race With Flora
Temple oyee the Suffolk Park course. Pniladel-
phia, and the Union cou1se, Long Island, In both
Of which be beat the Flying Mare the former
in 4:t14, and the latter IL 4:s3H-e1traordinay
time for two mile heats He also had the honor OF
beating Flora Temple in q single mile heat, time
2:sa, snd lost the race, in the s1ub heat" both
coming in "1oee to nose" The judges, however,
decided in favor OF Flora.
Hauy Clay is black stallion, years old. 1G
hands high. and comparatively green, tne amount
OF training that he has received being very little
Like Patchco, his hslfbzother, he is eplendidly
formed and very powerful. He is good for 9:ss55 @.
CoroHm's 1seUEsTs.-Actlng Coroner
Wn. q. Haase on Thursday, held an inquest over
the body Of James 8. Cattle, editor Of the Tccum-
sch Hesuld, whom we mentioned as being Eo0nd
dead on West Lake s4eet, near the city 1lmits. It
appears nom the testimony given, that he was a
Passenger on the Randolph street cars On We'd
nesday, and was noticed as being considerably In
fox3cated. Soon afecr leaving the cars at the
Tes1s1n limits he staggered and fell upon the
elde~Ak. and waa seen playing With some dogs
while etAng there. He was soon aiserwa.ds-
about o'clock-found dead. The Jury returned
Tezdict OF death from the influence Of LIQUOR and
Other unknown eauscs- The deceased was appar-
euty about 81 years Of age, haa in his pockets
some newspaper accounts, a few bank brlls appar-
entity worthless, some Dotes Of land, 4 railroad
baggage check, and bottle containing some
whisky.
On the came day an inquest was held upon
Mary Ann Gallagher, whom re mentioned as be-
Ing burned On Wednesday afternoon by her
clothes taling IRE, during the absence OF her
psrentx. She WAS about Year, old, daughter OF
I'd. Gallagher, living on Green street. near jack
son, Verdict by the jury, " death by burning and
csreleeeness OF parents on account Of insecurity
OF the rtove."
ON the same dsy, upon the body Of au infant
son Of John Delieee. aged II months, In Bridge
po,t. WHO ehnked 10 dsa,h BY getting Piece OF
.epplc In her throat
, 1863-10-24
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,
Especial Dls:atch to tho Chicago Tribunal
BaDazPoKF, Oct q, 1861,
CLEARED,
Eeacue, Uticn.
Onward, Joliet.
II. HaDlp, Ottawa. 81, SIS # lumber.
Starr and stripes, Morris, ,ss7 bu wheat.
CONTEST GoS1is. cs # lumber. 1900 shingles.
S 4 Douglas, 10. ?, Seneca. 10 brls salt
, 1863-10-24

~ Nervous Diseases and PhyuieA Debility,
arising rom Specific causes, IN both sexee-new
and 1eltable treatment, tn reports OF the Howard
Assoctation-fent In sealed letter envelope fee OF
charge. Address, Dr. ]. skt1lln Houghtnn, How
ard Association. No. South Ninth btreet Pills
delphia, Pa. nuH-8m
, 1863-10-24

For the Week Ending October 90.

tAbndged from Wednesdays N. 7. Tribune.l
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty.fou1th
, 1863-10-24

NOVEMBER nBAnpER.-Wa1sh, corner Of Madison
street and Custom House place, has Harpet's
Monthly fof November.
, 1863-10-24

PEpDI1Ho WITuoCT L1cESsE--John Hoyt
was arrested for peddllng without license Upon
examination his stock In trade turned ont to be
principally Peter Funk Watches and the Police
Magistrate fned him twenty dollars; not moro as
a hint TO respect the corporation ordinance thau
Is suggestion to deal in articles whose value
wac more in proportion to their appearance.
, 1863-10-24

MARINE A171LLERT.-Charles e. Hall, of
CompapyG Marine ARTILLERY regiment, died on
Roanoke Island, Oct I'D. 1869. II any one who
may chance TO see this notice, has any pcrsonal
knowledge Of his death, he Will confcr a favor
npon tho widow Of said Hall by calling On E. F,
Adams, at the pension office, third door north Of
.Ch1caeo post Once. OF advising him byletter,
, 1863-10-24

HEXInGE.
Harness, p H.. sa@Ncl Slaughter Sole. ,ssassc
Line, =, - 4l@ssc Buenos Ayres. 1850
ZIP, ... D@75c O5tuoco OW..... slSssc
SIS GsRer "a 81 ss Z 995iiness 95ineso s5g3 :S
OAE.
Haa5ness D.. o2 oaS2ec French kip.. 81 aos1 Is
ip' a4 V1a1 y 6ess EaH. a na.. arc -.
Calf, No 1..... Ana -. Lasfoiue dox 6G n5a;t ID
~. SECONDS IH@1 go Rnaaett 1iplnga. 7t9l3oo
yprEs.. : toot;s <$37e! F1nk liulnKa... m9l3 %
RosseH bsfdlt, Roans, s,.......... II 001l509
LuKBER-Markcs active and nrm. Receipts du-
, 1863-10-24

MEETING OF NOMINEES The Republican
Enfon nominees for County, and North, West and
South Town Offices, arc requested to meet at the
Office Of Hon. J. E. Gary. No. 50 6onfh Clark
street, 1T 10 O'Clock this morning.
, 1863-10-24

Et:GS-Eeceipts lill1ted anl good denand. Prices
rule drni at 131l1c 2 dozen.
FISH-WnITE F1sH.-Supp1y rather limited; de-
manu- ncuye and prices toIerably nrn at S5W&3 Is,
TgorT-Market dull md inactive. MACIEEL--De.
tnud very active and although tie receipts are be.
rA yet they appear insufficient for the unusual act!v-
nm. viii u upward tendency. CoDTisH Is ia cood
cemaud receipts very limited. Prices 1rm. PIcK.
LED HERRIso-Quoted nominally, there being few u
any In the market. OEIe ftE supply and good
, 1863-10-24

4A4oAx 1f&A1hdf VCl. ~. UH3.
FKE1GHTS Firm. The engagements Ecre:-
To BUFFALO ~ Hark Great West anu scnr Wn Jones.
With pats, Ut Sc bark Northwest, with oats at SIC:
soD, S,th s?ipp = IT, =. 70 IsvzE.SD .5caoonsr
A. y Kich. T ~ corn, at 9c TO OswK6o-Schr Marx
Wfeat: schr Montauk. with wheat 1t l3c.
KALKOAD FKH1Gurs-Tp-1AT tue railroad lines lead,
Ing 10 he East l.se advanced their rates nQnr &
2 br1. They 1ow arc:
, 1863-10-24

Some extra good bceves may be quoted ut 0x@1oE1
The Cencral average OF the market at 7xc.
The most Of tho sales range from 6kC TO 8hc.
Prices Fer head and per pound OF different wclgl Is
win found IN accounts Or sales Of sundIy d1oyes
Total number Of tccycs received IN tic city u id
, 1863-10-24

GESERors.-The following letter from L.
Cornell & Co., Central Northwestern Agents for
The celebrated Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing xachiue,
speaks we'll for the 1ioerality, prosperity md pa.
trioli1 feeling Of The gentlemen Of that firm, who
have long been iAvorably known In our business
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

HerrRxEssoR3, Tenn January O.
Bragg army left without bar yng their
dead. The Union army is now deing ii.
a search over the battle field reveals a
terrible slaughter in their ranks. Il will
double ours. Rosencrans' army is in
splendid spirits, and eager to follow the
enemy. Most of the resident secession
lists, with their families, have fed.
Notwithstanding the rain, our troops
was engaged Saturday and part of Sun
day throwing up entertainments, gradual
ly getting nearer town, and commanding
as they approach, until at last they were
able to throw shells into the very heart
of the place. At eleven O'Clock on Sun
day Gen. Rosecrans and staff entered
the town.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 7.-Advices from
headquarters say that orders have been
issued for the arrest of a number of de-
serters from the army of Murfresboro,
and their return to Nashville In Irons.
CtNoINNATI. Jan. Gen. Carers
expedition to East Tennessee reached
Manchester to-day, on its return. The
result of the expedition, which consisted
of 1000 cavalry, was the destruction of
two important bridges, killing, ~wounding
and capturing $50 rebels, and taking
700 stand of arms and a large amount of
-four, salt, and other stores. This was
the most hasardous raid of the war. We
lost ten men.
CAIRo, Jan. THE news from ViCks-
burg are to the morning of the LIST. The
rebels had concentrated all their forces
from Grenada, Jackson, and along the
lines the road at Vicksburg amounting
10 $4,000 men. This overwhelming
force attacked Sherman on Monday and
forced him to fall back to his first line.
The rebel entertainments and fortlhca-
tions extended back from the city 8 miles.
Sherman's force. had fought their way
within two miles Of the city, where they
were attacked by this superior force
The fighting Oh Sunday is represented
as desperate in the extreme. Batteries
and Notifications were taken and retak-
en-; whole regiments, and ever brlgades
were fighting hand TO hand over the
guns duu lOA TIC POSSOSAOA " 1HS ~
fences.
Nothing has yet been heard from our
forces below, nor can we learn that the
gunboats have taken any part in the &C
ton. From movements of steamers from
the Louisiana shore 10 Vieksburg 1t is
supposed they are crossing reinforce
ments. 1t is not improbable that Gen
Holmes is there, as the last heard of him
he was marching in that direction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

Thomas Davis, J Before George W. Mills, a Justice Of
1.-THE peace o. and for the County OfPaw-
James K. Cook Snee. and II fritOry VI Nebraska.
To James K. Cook, defendant above named, you are
hereby notified that an order Of attachment was issued
your goods, chattles, rights credits and effects, in a
certain civil action now pc Iding before ne in which
Thomas Davis is Plaintiff and you are defendant, under
which said order of attachment the following described
property was seized by the onfcer in whose hands the
same was put, tO-wit One COW and three yelrlings
taken as the property Of the defendent herein, which
order OF attachment and summons was made return able
on the 4th day Of Defender A. d. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A.
N. Now unless yOu appear and defend said cause on
lie I4th Of January A. d. 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. to
time said cause was continued, the defendant
being a nonresident Of Nebraska Territory, udgmen
will be rendered against you for PLAINTIFFS claims, and
the attached property ordered TO be sold to satisfy the
same and Gusts Of suit.
HOKAS DAVIS, Plaintiff.
By GEORGE W. MILLS, Up.
December 10Th, 1882 ms
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
TELEGRAPH
From New Orleans,

yoPK. Jan. 1.-The steamer S.
N Sto,pIdjng from New Orleans oath,
ooT-;yed. Among her passengers are
Rptler and staff, excepting Jonas
French and Capt. John Clark, who
~, Boiler, prior to leaving New Or
cave a reception at the City Hall.
80 hundreds of officers and citizens
led on Inn.
"a. Butler also issued a farewell adj
"a the citizens, in which he says be
=. in the proud consciousness of car
with him the blessings of the hum
and LOYAL, under the cottage roof and
,bs cabin of the slaves content to In
he sreers of the saloon and curses of
he concludes by saying months of er-
,;snoe and observation have forced the
,ric,jon that the existence of slavery is
[onpatible with the safety of yourselves
I'd The Union,
I0D the 54th. Gen. Banks issued an
5ress. apFeuding Il which is the Pres
is PROCLAMATION of Emancipation.
Ii his address, Gen, Banks, after re-
,lsng the object and effect of the Pres
rrs proclamation, says: Il is manifest
the changes suggested by the proc
osaoa DO not take place at amy precise
ID. and Gen. Banks calls upon all
sons, citizens or slaves, TO govern
smseives accordingly.
[Al unusual public demonstrations will
for the present suspended, and Prov
Marshals are enjoined to prevent any
~turbances of the peace. Slaves aye
tised 10 remain upon the plantations
their privileges are definitely es-
Hshed, resting assured whatever BEN
4 he Government intends will be Sc
led them.
General Banks also ~instructs officers
secure the strictest discipline in camps.
BENTON is also called TO the act of Con-
kss ~fOrbidding the return Of slaves by
! army.
The war is not waged for the over
low of slavery, but to restore the Con-
%utional relations of the Uuiled States,
j each of the States.
slavery is to be preserved the war
st cease and the former constitutional
aions again be established, for no
rtary man, in the event of the contin-
bee Of the war, will council the preSer-
bon Of slavery.
IA continuance of the war will leave
other trace Of the rebellion than
~anciPation. The contest In public, as
. social, strengthens and consohdates
tiherly affection.
is barely nationality that is not trust
in its strength against domestic enc
Is Success of a local interest widens
scope Of human history; and is at
lded with peace, prosperity and power.
) out Of such contests great nations are
h.
Banks concludes thus: Let US fulfil
conditions of the last great trial, and
Eome a nation-a grand nation-wilh
lse enough to govern ourselves, and
ength enough to stand amongst the
|rld united.
Up to the sailing of the steamer, moth.
had transpired as to the intended
dement's Of General Banks. but it wa'
bwn a campaign had been marked on.
b Baton Rouge as a base Of opera.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
PROSPECTUS FOR 1893.
THE NEW YORK. LEDGER.
NOW is TIE TIME 10 SUBSCRIBER.

There is a great deslof talk amcrg on coteraporarles
about The great rise in the prce Of paper, ari the
necessity for a corresponding rise in the price o. news
papers. We do. not Sgree with our friends a. 90 thu
last proposition. 1t is true that paper has gone uP
way up" But what Of that. Publishers have Ior
years had q good time with l~ow-pTiced paper, and made
large pEOhts land now that times have ChG1gel they
should pay the enhanced price for paper without With
ing, and without trying to get it back out OF their sub
scribers. The increase in the prize of paper will msks
a difference OF tens Of thousands of dollars to Us yearly
but we shall not increase the price OF the LEDGER
That will remain as it is. We can afford it. Our sub
Bcribers have stuck to us when paper was cheap; and
we do not Intend to increase our rates to them now
when it is dear. ct is = poor tulS that E9n't RsTk
beth ways"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
SALE.

On and by virtue Of an execution to me directed, Is
sued by the Clerk OF the District Court III and for Ne.
maha County, Nebraska Territory, dated November 9th
A. D., 1852, in a certain cause wherein j. y. Matthews
IS plaintiff, and Jacob Cook is defendant, / have levied
upon and will, on the 10Th day of January, 1868, between
tie hours of 10 O'Clock n. NJ. and \ O'Clock p. NJ, sell
at public auction, TO satisfy the Judgment ia said case,
the follow described real estate tO-sit: The south
west quarter OF the south cast quarter, and the south
east quarter Of the south west quarter OF section No.
thirty-tgo, IN township No. four, in range Nc. seven
teen, east, in Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, to
the highest bidder for cash, in front OF Doa's RGlI, in
BrownVine, ii said county, being the place where said
court was last held j. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
BY y. ". HACKNEY, Deputy.
December 9th, 1862. n21-6w-$6, SIS
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
aphic Account OF the Battle al
MUFfreeSbOrO.

NASHVILLE, Jan. III have Just ar
led from 4 terrific battle, OIL Stones
Fer, in front of MurfreesbOrO', on the
st side of that town. 1t has ragged
b unremitting fury two days, and at
report was not yet decided. 1t IS
If the most ferocious of modern
Les, sustained by both sides with splend-
Determination.
Gen. Rosecrans marched from NASH
last Friday with about IS COO Ell
-ve-msa- aud 100 pieces % artiiiery,
4Air3nBe5 all TIE way.Jc aae 5ztti5
.se -4emy resisting bitterly. Ale
Va T.esday aas speAs a. recynA2i-er,
The enemy was found strongly
BED win artillery il I bend OF Stones
Fsr, has TANKS resting On the west side
Morfreesboro.
The centre had also the advantage Of
d ground, with a dense growth of ce-
masking them completely. Their
liOR gave them the advantage of a
IS fire, and Gen. McCook's corps clos
IN their left on Wilkerson's Creek
fgley, of Thomas's corps, worked, with
fal difficulty, to the front of the rebel
lter. Critenden's corps was posted on
comparatively clear ground on the
Palmer's and Van Cleve's division
front in the woods, and held in Ie-
We. A battle was expected all day
esday, but the enemy merely skirmish-
and threw a few shells, one of which
fed orderly Mcdonald, of the 4th
llled States Cavalry, not ten feet from
%. Rosecrans. That afternoon the
iderson Pennsylvania Cavalry, on Nc
|Ok's flank, was drawn lnto an ambus-
Ea, and Its two Majors, Rosengarter
Ward, were killed.
Critenden's corps lost four killed and
wounded that day, including Ajutant
iot, Of the 57th Indiana. severely
llnded. McCook's loss was about IF
The same day The rebel cavalry made
Fash on our rear at Lavergue, burned
lew wagons and captured thirty-ive
souers. That night dispositions were
de to attack the enemy in4he morning,
Ter dark the enemy were reported
ssng upon McCook, obviously to strike
right wing. This correspondent with
wishes of Gen. Rosecrans, who in-
Oced Gen. McCook to hold him il
sck stubbOrnly, until the left wing
o9la be thrown into MurfreesbOro be-
~ the enemy.
~ day break of the last day of De-
T1Oer, everything appeared working
Battle opened on our right, and
lett wing was on hand at 2 o'clock.
0OOs sounds indicated that the fire
APPROACHING on the right. Aide:
dispatched for information, and
w The forests full of flying negroes
some struggling soldiers, who re-
whole regiments falling back rap.
es9 time one of McCook's aids an
u to Gen. R~osecrans that Genera.
lad permitted the three batter.
ss DIS division to be captured by q
H1ack Of the enemy, and that tha.
ia somewhat d~emOrslized the troops
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
our lis:

Single copies, two dollars per annum two copies,
shres dollars; four cOpes, SIX dollars; eight copies,
twelve dollars. POstBlastert ami others who get up
clubs can afterwards add single copies at $3.50. The
party who sends us Sl2 for a club Of eight copies, Oil
sent at one time) VIII be entitled to q copy free
Terms invariably in advance. No subscriptions taken
for . less period than one year Canada subscribers
must send twenty six cents in addition to ths aubscrip-
ton, to pay the American postage, which IS half q cent
a copy on every paper. Tue notes or all soeeie-payiss
banks trEen at par. When a draft or chick car conven-
iently be sent, it viii be preferred, as 1t viii preFcus
the possibility Of the loss Of money by mail.
II We employ 10 travelling agents. address I'll
communications 10
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher,
Nc. 40 Park Row, NeW-YOrh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
or STOLEN,

A light sorreI colt, with a blaze In its face, and right
hind foot white, one year old last June, strayed from
residence Of Thomas Harmon sometime during the
summer. Any one returning the colt to the subscriber,
or 10 tho Advertiser Office, will be literally rewarded.
GEORGE N. SMITH.
December 2Oth. 1862. n23-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
ESTRAY COWS.

Taken up by the undersigned, living six miles west OF
Nemaha City, in Eemaha county, Nebraska, on the 9th
cay Of December, 1862. one pale red cOTNWith line back,
white face, left horn dropped, smooth crop off each ear,
and split in the right; one deep red COW, underbit in
each ear, and white stain in the ~fOrehead; and also one
small red COW, about three years old. with no Bsarks or
brands. WILLIAM I. SIILH1 TER
December both, 1862. NO bw$4,60
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
STRAY OK.

straysd from the subscriber. near Sc. Stephens, about
the LIST OF September. q brindle OK, with q TEXAS brand
on bis left side, about eight years old hadie2Ss straight
horns. and a long slim neck.
Any person returning the OK, or giving Information
leacing to his recovery, will be literally rewarded.
SIMON MUTTER.
December Goth, 1862. n23-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
A COLT.

Strayed from the residence OF the subscriber Zone and
q half miles north Of Longs Bridge, eight miles west Oh
BFoWnville1 GCT1Rg last SUMMER. 3 mare colt, Two
years old last spring Of dark ~clay-bank color, tail and
main black. Aliberal reward vii be given TO any one
returning the colt or giving Information leading tolts
discovery. VIZ.
D.ceubsr 9Th. 1851. n3-8w-SI 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
cow,

Taken up on the premises Of the undersigned, living
one mile north of Nemahs City, In Nemaha county, Ne
braska, on the 10th day of December 1862 one white COW
with red spots on her side and back, supposed 10 be four
years old last spring, and crop Of each ear.
o. BARNS.
December Goth, 1867. n23-3w-Sl, 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
NOTICE.

The public are hereby notified that the Indians Of our
respective tribes are not permitted to go beyond the
limits Of their Reservations, without the written per-
mission Of their Agents and all persons are cautioned
against ~harbOring vagrant Indians. Dne attention te
this notice win enable us to detect the authors Of dep
and prevent the recurrence Of annOyances Of
which complaints are frequently made.
o. II. IRISH. Omaha Agent,
]. P. BAKER Otee Agent,
B. r. L~UsHBAUGH, Pswnse Agent.
November q, 1851. als-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
NOTICE.

BENJAMIN HolladsS, Before Jesse John, J. P, Ne
VS. maha County, Nebraska Terri
L Thurman. } tory.
November 18Th, 1852, said Justice issued an order OF
Attachment in TINS action, for 800. 90 claim and $1,000
coats Trial day, January goth, 1868.
K. W. THOMAS, for Plaintiff.
December 9th, 1862. n94-4v-2,25
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
Final Settlement.

All interested will take notice that there will be q
tana, settlement with the Administrator Of the estate Of
d. N. McCandIess, deceased, at the Office Of the Probate
Judge, in Beatrice, Gage county, Nebraska, on Friday
the 18th day Of January, A, d. 1868.
ALBERT OWL. Probate Judge.
Beatrice, N. T., December 25th, 1852. nl5 Wv 1,50
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10

Notice so C,.T Tax Payers.
All are requested to call on the City Marshal, al,
pay their taxes iLiIaedistely.
W. W. HACKNEY, Marshal,
January 81. 1864.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-10
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the Undersigned, living seven miles
northwest Of Brownvilfs, in Nemfha county Nebr2ska,
q dark bay or brown mare pony, tho right fore foot
white, a star in the forehead, q whits stripe on the
nose, slsO a few marks made BY the saddle. Supposed
to be- ten or eleven years old. JOHN ". SWAN.
December 81, 1862. n24-3w Sl,o2