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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

Dg-S -SalnUis tat75 8ssmsntsr unler tsm nit.
tsItarsn 9rfstl BON Sen. Grant.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

D0retns Damt In Stnsttarp, q. o., wurbe
Sisisr Gage BON sinsm SanNpurm bsfrsit, Der a6t.
Ssbn 5uB unp ntun 3Oa lang mar. Das anss,
panbts @litttI mar sin lstr sinfa6ss, ndmliG-
Rirbisterns.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

Gr I'm S&wsnsflsif& ubns aads ,u pSdtln,
foa man auf 100 pfunO GldlG 5 pfunb SaI,,
1 gfunS 3ud'r uno sins baIts llnse Salpstsr
nstmrn. Die 6Idi&iiids iOlItsn gut nit Der 0li.
IGung sinatreten tptrotn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

SSr Sn Gurrpa resisrsn AZ 8TnIss unS Sir.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
SIcmeitcS BON 6cDraia.

a5 @efebt oouerte bier StunCen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
DR.. y. LATE n n,

,,v'ps ':s:ssd y .ss ciy sfAol.k ~...a %
Dt.easss Tin Aakaakie ia - Seiesss
Ck.-oasass sssusa alaas saA Asss4se. =.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

New tho wA,gs 81 virginia vote.

New the wings ~ Virginia Vote.
IRON the R,ehmoad Ir.min.rl
1t would b. an accusation too general
and too hassh ~ Ssy shst ne iSes Of
Virginia, az body, have determined, mn.
der loud professions Of '.oo-party" feel
ings snd purposes, to cast , strict party
vote in the approaching election But Il
isnotoriens, in many counties of tbA 0sAt4.
that they have TINS voted IN rcoasai local
elections for municipal officers, and that
they are now employing the lmsshiaery Of
party with reference to voting in May.
This action might be excused to par
rowncss or mind, ignorance Of public ex.
igencies, and confirmed habits az inioler-
ance and antagonism, If they confined
their Vaccinations 10 securing only q
combined vote Of their own old party n.
socia,eA. But. their action assumes vii.
lainoas character when they endeavor to
seduce Democrats 10 their supper, by sp-
pealing to the old luton sentiment which
30 strongly actus.ed the Democratic
masses in other days.
by attempting TO prsjn dice them against
the Democratir men NJ the authors Of our
present war. and by insinaations busily
whispered into ignoran. ears, that the
Wing party could have prevented The dis
solaasoa, ssad is nov the oa,y PARTY esy~-
bic Of rsstorisg tho ancient coadi,ien Of
things, large portion of the Wings OF
Virginia viii hear u the policy of some
OF their associates with horror and indig-
nation. But as surely y the sue shines
In the heavens, these dark pictures sud
aasHnsb.a machinations are busify prac-
ticed in the name and on the behalf ol
the Wing rarity, in the holes and corners
of Virginia, a7ss
The practices thus alluded TO are OF q
charscser so infamous that it would not
comport With public. interests Ia ,lxp pose
them. The time Hil come, however,
when they viii be brought TO light. and il
behoovcs the Wing ralty, AL . party, il
1t chooses TO pers,st4N NJ St4Frr,shing its or
ganization throush III pu tile Yieissitudes,
TO Joos~ well r. tho action Of its secretly
working agents ant miaions in this mat.
ter. Ii 1t neglect this timely supervision,
II Day 6Gd itself some day covered with
stains OF infamy and loads Of odiun, which
viii forever exclude its nembers froa.l
public favor and popular support.
Ihesc remarks are made IN no unfriend
ly spirit to = single Wig candidate Ia The
field for eIecstons and wiihoas = particle
Of hostility to the party itself. OF 70 g sin
gle individual know h to ha a u,embey a,
H. They are made 10 the spirit Of friend
iy warning, and 10 prevent, - far as ten
perate exposiulatson can do, the state
nient in slrginia Of great public scandal
and We a. mpny these renarks with
the declaration that the Democrats o
Vif-iria Intend. 10 good faith, Ia the 50
Pioaeiasx election, TO cssi their vote ~
mcl .tsilsyed to b. Il the most ability
aud nc t'sbtshF"tor pubic exieencies
witt eu4se disregard u their past puliti
cal associations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

As everything that relates TO our re
lations with Great Britain is OF such 10
tense interest in this crisis, the opinions
OF Journal as powerful aud as inauen :
tial a the New York Evening Post, on
the Fo.atssin controversy, VAL be gtesaily
rad. That paper. expressing We be.
lieve, the sentiments OF large aud pcw
erful class ofthiuking men 10 the NORTH
class prs-eninentiy distinguished for their.
patriotism puts tho following on record
- the result of It's convictions,
The newspapers speak Of dispatch,
nov supposed - be on it's way from the
Sisae department. n Washington to oar
Munster in England, in which it Is dos
manded that she encouragement given BY
the English goycrnaent, u the fitting
out Of p.ratiea. ssis y, plander our
commerce, shall cease We suppose the
rumor to be true, siice this ID the ONLY
course our government csu fske with
credit The connivance of the British
Ministry with the pirates is 50 palpable,
and il. consequences 70 our trade are so
mischieyous. tina. the most cold. biooded
of politisisns could hardly help speaking
with energy on such a provocaton.
We viii suppose such a message to
have been sent; the ho~oy Of the country
will then require thrt the answer be Civ.
On without unnecessary delay. Ii Great
Britain, willing 70 fuldl her obligation 81
retaining her subj9c.s from making open
war upon our cou nerae by 50 ,-ar Don
she mean To continue the practice Of oen.
nivAnce which she has followed .frSm the
beginning OF the rebellion? That is the
question for her 10 dfc'e. and the mis.
chief to our commerce which must cisue
from her further encouragement Of the
pirates is ~ great that We must have her
decision immediately. II
Ifthc British ministry hcsi.aias or fall.
ters. our Governor can 10 no less than
to recall Mr.. Adaus from England and
send Lord Lyons home. It does not be-
come ont Goye rnise Of To Stand u the
doors of the Council Chamber Of the Brit
ish ministry, cap 10 hand. whimpering
the twentieth supplication for an interfer.
ence with the schemes Of the pirates
which is but - act ofrsimpIe justiosto il
friendly nation, and which = Guueramen,
disposed to deal fairly with MS would MI
have waited for US to ask, or ct less,
would have granted ut tile FIRST suggestion
1t does not become ns my fonetr to hole
diplomatic correspondence with a Gov
eminent 50 utterly regardless of the right'
of other nations as the refusal of 80 reas
enable demand will show that of Gres
britain to be. On this point there shonle
not, 10 our Judgment, be moments hes
aitaron or dcixy- When that ssep 10 Il
ken, the next will be TO decide on tn,
mode Of redress. The recalling Of on
minister and the dismissal Of Lord Lyon
will show that we are in earnest. an.
there will then be time enough to- de lib
crate on further measur as. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

l EGAL NOTICE.


George G. Anderson
Kobe RI Simpson, Euusiahle Proceed,nx
tizab ia ]. SIMPSON |
Georgt ark Senior. s* aasfet
I've asus asda als wat axe notice that there IL
on tie ~ the oce OF the GieA the District CoGri
ql lee eeantF, io~a. 81 x~nknk, retttitn in equity
~ Lvo.ea 4. ApdvGson ststiLx Ius4 ke recovered
judgment aganst Roueti simur Il AZ tfe T.brnarS
~ m, iA0s, ni sigJ Court Tor u, gSs villa Gate and
10 yer eest Interest al th~t .AseGton Ia tsS OF,
SAID AndrEsoiiy unatr SAID jSigtaent. iesisd
Lois s~nd In took SIXTY ave 65j ana i.Ols q
n block "a IN the City OF keoAuk Lee csuity, Iowa.
That said Robert simpson convey ed all said property
Excepting nasrs.t VI i.i ~ Saorge Clark hsn the
father OF his wue and that The da, said CLARK
conv~yedsafd property hiEf JSimpsos fes con
sidersdon u S25,O0o Thai The said sales frap
ieni, Ac SAID petition prags that the saies MAJ be
.pt sids snd the pr"psi, heid i.uie pay patn.H
debt, and Tor genetai reiIel.
And uairssy on appear and answer said petition on
or before Tue second de-! 81 ~ the sepis Hbsr
Term 1863, u sAid curt y cree vi he rs BY
confession, ans ffsur'tre t6t pfsycr OF he BILL
sAAkIN q +ASLhAkl. h.
spis-d4w Plaintiff Attorneys,
STATE OF IONA, In the District Coart
Lrr Ooosrs ss' .sid cosnty, atrt. Msdssos
Jesse A wais.H, F,aintiG, vs.. Joseph Fry Lse 1,
IN. ralau. ana Il II Hun,es Aautnistretor d. bort,
mea or EiiEabesh Fry dcceased lvtp saanis.
Sst.oe IL hrrrhS giseas to the iriSnaapts her~if
above named, that PEI ithn In civil aston sun H.
Ia Cirrks once eft he Disrist saorssaia, IA
behalf Of the abose nAm sntir, against yon an,
tIa,miuf snu. sns .s'd = Il. Hanes ~ dmisssrstn'
No SONS VI fxabeth try, asseased, ~ requires
and symtt d 10 complete The specific peri
rohfvsst sAie Oh rast aSatA- In Les CsuSly los
that ill claim aud Interest VI The vtber us na4nia
any OF them 10 said rea estate be rstinsnshcc and
barred aud tne tite OF pet therein te Quete.
| Apdlr.sssiishsd. aid for Hsntss. se,iet liih
And ufllcss you appear and make defense thereto
before noon Of toe second day 81 the OF said
ceart commences op ths third honiay Of May, 1853
judgment viii DO re0dcred sgsfnst you, prayed tr
I u ssss y,ussssvsH HOB At sis- tithirA
l. ap3-d4w Attorney tor flaHtn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

- The Emperor Alexander seems 10
be in trouble In his vast dpmincns. Be.
sides The Rohsh insuEsseiorA il appears
that the Tartars,, inhabiting fhs shores q
the river Vplga and Of the Kasan, togs.h.
or sithr tbs inhabiisnts Of thu Aurronpd-
Ing districts, have risen On masss auslus,
the Russian government, and Il IL saa>sl
that the troops In these countries Al III.
sufficient 70 put down the rsvola s. Il
tsens thaa ~ Int The RsaaisR Bar ~
R0o0E0t1 t4DDfyS TIE st4z5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

r EGAL NOTICE.

10 ,,svnArd Evan. Fiotsa : Lusas, w. psrkisH.
SEQ Z AAds s1s,. 4 IN. Z y. lMsy i,sssA 8
M.hoay, hosDAr. CAsp.s - l.as LAsskta,. II
Iowa Tor the Of The Sxhoul fv,d XtruG q
kchardsop, Hattii = 1Aiston, nxsh n n1td1s w
Leishten, l. kAfes. CsthsIins MsaeeN4a sad .
weichmAn her husband klna ) Tsu,ui Il Hun n
feus ssd eAeh VI yous - hessby nosA9a1 tAsk tAp
- III. ID the once " tbs Clrsk VI M DAstfict
court 10 snd fer Lee .oansy, Iowa % k<eAst rs,-
tlna OF kss.u'iF AAa~r.y eiaislsg ssAaAss es ~
said Barnard z~rrt hs sum Of 0ne koGssnd D.I-
lars Monsy dns on ssstsin prs 1sissosy naess 90
al.o saiM.ng .xsnst ~ q q. shs issss,Y,ass q
aosss upon M tox NJ kssa hstxtc IN tAe CosSy q
Lee aud state q io.s he andi,idpd hsll =, lots
II svn ~ snd stsvsN "A ~ haOsk IssESs,
tire" t13 10 Keids Additirn 70 The LIZ " ksoA d.
Lee EQUITY, lows,
Apd ouless You sppeas .shersso ard aafsna sefers
noon OF the Second DAY Of me repeater tss ~ lk6a
of sstd District Ceeat, oOasmss6s - - ma non
DAY 10 seplsmber, hds jydgn<s1 and dsesss Wi l.
rendered thrfroh By deiauh !, I'M shtd hsul htste
will be se for Me p.3msnI VI es.M Assla - eas
Piaintif nth luterestAnd costs. 1T I
kANKIH ldccaARY,
mh3-dfw A1otu1ys u Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

| 1 . d. n. Graves f*AEn s stf4 fgs Yss
You ret, notified that there Il nov on fIe In
the office OF the Ilerk nj the Disrici onrt Of
y, io~s, ~ FsFt Aaa,etsa p, httvr % N ~ italian,
clalpny VI oI the sun vi and 1Mu aud
80 los Loiars ith ntevset ~ the l<T s.nt-
pos Annain irem Marsh lnlh. lkAa assssA y
prom,ssoy hotj ALA clAming sInst y.u u
And uAras You appear thereto and defead en- or
bSoe NOON of the seesnd day OF the hext NAY Of
.ata Court, ~ suxt At~esson Mil
MONDAY OF May, Ices lusAnient viii he renaeTsd
AgaisAss yse thereon BY DC 'ati.. @Fst 4t'0
gsse hAAKlN + AcCRAkfs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
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i EGAL NOTICE.

i LGAL NOTICE.
lp J. Do5t ms and MARY nDoyns hiswfe C II pesyce,
Jones' AeCstehson ~ y -- d eg ptc hsoti HI. vie
Nm ard l. kuidtck, Thonas nInas, sfnlrrs
v Van Ansdai, o N Grspo Hatch IAuaspson *
ID Nrght and Wright, exsout rs Of abe r.tate
Off Nwright deceased. Chaplin Lee, iovr Rrsst
Adams y Co.. VIM stAnnas u Woodward r.
| CO., F" Thompson, ANA King. Charles Parsons
I A &c. 8@ 7 III
fsa aud each u you, hereby notified thai there
y n"~ on nle IN the Office The CLERK OF the Dstrcl
Gear OF Lee County, ssws. al Ksokuk, petition os
lG ~ fefr1 elYim,ag " yon the said t. c. Dohyns the
WE 81 SEVEN III nd "a snd kighteen Deissrs whh
psrsrat iraei est per from sarcb ~, isGa. ~
ssonvy ape Two mlssory and aiso claiming
asafbss all Of you the fureeics1r~ ~ MAe
gwen 10 secure sad notes aud ing the Ing
W. al Estate, 10. vii One hundred feet Fulton
sHssi hy nlhety thfe and feet fish nib
stSetl being part % Stf aud ia h.oek Nfi1 in
/ the addition u ,tfiism H.. Williams and keeves d
Fiery 10 the - ar Il olLS y tnt eengyS Of Lee All
state Of Iowa, in which hegi hstAe have claim
/ some Int rest.
And nbisss sou Hppcar thereto and def nd bcfore
moon OF the second Gay the next teSm u tho said
District t"uu comniet eing tbeist Mnsa In rep.
tpitbev, 1858, igmeut AVID decree i'll b. rnde
akainstyeu thereon b default.
RANKIN a. MccRknY,
api1-d*w Attorneys tor piaimiE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24
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| TTENTIoN.

Where's my wife Hannah haaien my homo without
asy isst u snsoeaklou the public - hAfeby
noiinea y tsatt hsr IN ~ scco4us, - a. de-
tsrninsd 70 pay ~ dsbtS oontEaetsd " Nor pnisss
eempslleA " - y ~ Nv. us 111zs.a.
narie-AlA JOSIAH TAfNM,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

The two match pARLOR PRINTS viii he sent
pcaas3r paid. sftsr this 40 Ae,ra W AM, a. b,r
to the Lseiic MAoAxisE shs sel us his usn. and
in advance.
1. KErukNED FROM MARKET. i. beau,,f,, 81,
RrastnS by John Sarratn, Tas IN eAr, ha re-
'turntd from tire town bearing a rich frctyht OF
pareAAses 10 tbs dstletaed yoabg people. who are
are sembied ON front Of the ti.xxa vh,rh
with tae AAasion, spis~ars most exactly Ike tn,,
Mount Vernon home VI Wa hiastH with tuesold
gentieman seated aud adjusting his 4 SCI l., rsa
Ahs paper, WIN iooks like ash, H. on siuseIf The
VIII sr1ae 40 the la fgr engraving il al,ract ala
beautiful. and w1rth place Oh The psfior y Ala
2, The match pfiaiis fILiAL AFFECTION, or sun.
Dry MohNtN6, also en- srated b., Jobu AsrtAlu
ataeoN 81 t~eive dreudoi!Ars for both OF them
s.fnius price VS. ~ fJr the match printx -
ihr ssr".'n rms pftht - ~ ihr family hone, and
the view througn the open gale psuseu = Tue vile,
church ia the distance, with Its sui.s po,,tfin,y
heavebaard. Ani bealii.ul giri vi so me ~ en- '
Summers waits, Bipfs in haLd W the sata. haldIux
II srs.tss .'s essrss otshstA aiiy. fac rnalDer
sa0aAsy aeSesos eAAA - ssunsfst nj W III
the children, the hous dog And ihs douke J. make
up ne N riiiy sr"up ju.S 6e psflng ior wrship a
lac stl.aEt sanci uAiy. both are psautfu i m ~ h
prints ~ rs siailed ia this M uaer
j. a tAsts sna nne pofta OF the .ioas EpwAsp EyxR-
lit. VIII Dc seni IN place either p.lp1 a. : pre-
MUM, 49, sv paid, ssMsy " prefer I'd. -
=. The Jasusry hambvr Of fnE IL LLgrls 1. emb.i
,shsd run eoubie historic pAtss, with treasures
81 rsS9Siaits ha&o.+ ys.ts IL. ~. por.r.,,. .
., ans s.rsb aaaOe, p,as ~ pv.s, ., N.po,.oo
u Aths Rrstts ~ Aessssillx.s -fs.1
Tor futuse nunbsss. " s1~r~fss
NOV Akosa uss = ,sshscrids.
Asossms ia W. II. RaDW ELL
IS svsNQs4 hesk4ADh .ssSt New York :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-24

lNTEKNAL REVENUE STAMPS
Lot the Denominations OF g., 10 % and &c.
For sale by M W. WksrIU9T
amid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
BrOWnlOWis KnOxFlllS Wing and
Rebel YenlilGiOP.

propose TO publish a xeekly and tfI-
weekly journal, besrlag the above Title.
at Knoxville, in East Tennessee and
the weekly paper mede up from the con-
tents of the t~Fi-weeklies, I propose 10
send out to distant subscribers, for two
dollars per annum, Invariably paid IN
advance. Subscriptions and reinittances
will be forwarded to me at Cincinnati,
from which point expect to ship my
paper and materials. | expect 10 issue.
the first number in 0elaheF. as il vas In
that month two years ago, my paper was
crushed Out, by the God-forsaken mob at
Knoxville, called the Confederate au-
thoritIes. ! will commence at this heil'
born and hell bound rebellion, where the.
traitors forced one to leave off, and all
who wish the paper would do we'll to
begin with the first issue, as | intend that
single papers shall be worth the subscrip-
lion price to any unconditional Union
man!
In the rule of my editorial conduct, |
shall abjure that sevilily which destroys
the independence of the press, and cast
from me that f~actious opposition that
gives to party what is due to country
And whilst the name of my journal indi-
Gates, in unmislakable terms. its politics,
| shall, as a faithful sentinel, forget
Wings. Democrats, Know NoIhings, and
Republicans, and remember only my
Government and the preservation Of the
Federal Union-as richly worth all the
sacrifices of flood and treasure their
preservation cost-even the extermina-
ton of the present race of men, and the
consumption of all the means of the pres
ent age! w. G. BROwNLOw.
September 9TH. 1868.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
union NOMINATING Convention.
BRowNvILLE, September l2, l86:

~bRoWNVILLB, september Is 1908.
Convention met pursuant to notice, and
was organized Oy the appointment of
WILLIAM DAILY, of Peru, as Chairman,
and S. r. JAMESON as Secretary.
The following named persons were re-
ported from the several precincts, and
admitted as delegates:
AsP1KwALL-Daniel Fraker; ]. NJ.
PaulIn, and Loring Rice.
BRowxv1LLE-David Bell, J. S. Ward
D. H. Mclaughlin. A., G. Gates, Evan
WOrthing, Norman Terrill, Bird Vowel,
John Middleton, and S. R. Jamison.
DoUeLAs-J. ]. Leach and Thomas
Burkholder.
BEEroN-Charles Uhlig, and Henry
F~ogermeyer.
PERU-Waliam Daily, E. H. Buck,
J.. L. Combs. Lewis Reed, ]. T. Neal,
T. NJ. Green.
NEMAHA-William Weddell, J.. NJ.
Hacker, ELL: Grub, and Houston Rus
fell.
BEDFoBD-R. A. Stewart.
GLEN RoeK-Jacob Good, Frank Red
fern, and John Ashley.
WAsHINGroN-Herman Utecht.
The convention now proceeded to the
nomination of Candidates, which resulted
as fOIAws:
For Repressntatioss--G w. FairbrOth-
er, c. G. Dorsey. Joseph Lash, Loring
Rice, receiving a majority of all the votes,
were declared candidates of the conven-
ton.
For Treasurer-Jonas Hacker was
nominated by acclamation.
For Csrk-WilIiam H. HoUver was
nominated by accIamalion.
For Probate Judge There being but
one candidate, d. C. Sanders was nom.
mated by exclamation.
For &erF-W. G.. Glasgow receiving
a majorily-Of all the vOtes cast was de-
clared the nominee.
For CorOner-Dr. Gwin was nominal
ted by reclamation. 4
County COmmissiOner for Sd District
Herman Utecht.
Prosecuting .6Horny-.C G. Dorsey.
County SErveyOr-James NJ. Hacker.
On motion, the proceedings were or
dered 10 be Furnished the Nebraska I'D
vertiSer for publication.
WILLIAM DAILY, President.
S. R. JAmsoS, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
Nemaha County and Fort KeaFny
Road.

We hope our citizens will wake up to
the importance of improving this road
The residents of the most remote corners
of the county are interested in its i'm
provement. Johnson and Gage counties
should also see that the road is made good
within their borders They should learn
from the experience afforded in the
States, the benefit de rived from having
good roads. In Indiana, the counties
through which the National Road runs,
are twice as well improved, the citizens
five times as wealthy. and the land twice
as valuoble, as in the counties less fortu.
ate in that one particular, of having
good roads. The citizens of this county
are authorized by the Commissioners to
vote a tax of one mill on the dollar to-
wards improving Longs bridge. The
citizens of each town on the river, should
see to cutting the road in good order
from their various localities to the bridge.
If the poll al annually expended along
the road will not keep them in good or
der, private subscription should do the
rest. From BrownviIIe TO Longs bridge
much work Is needed. We are told there
is no place between here and Fl. Kearny
where the road is worse than 1t is within
the first eight miles of BrownviIle. The
consequence is that much trade that
would naturally come here is diverted to
other points.
We have heard it whispered hat there
will be an effort made this winter to in
duce the Legislature to appropriate sew
al thousand dollars towards mending
certain bridges north of Plat river. We
are opposed to the Legislature apPrOpri-
ating any money towards building bridges.
1t is using the peoples money from all
parts of the Territory, when only a pOr.
ton of the people can be benefited
thereby. But should the Legislature see
proper to make any appropriations north
Of the Platte, our Representatives should
insist hat an appropriation also be made
for a bridge across the Big Blue, at or
neal Beatrice. The citizens of Nemaha.
Iuhpsop Claw RicborduoD paUpoo
Gage ard Jones counties are all lnteres-
ted in this. Let a good bridge be bull,
across the Blue, and a few hundred dol
lars expended on the roads running from
there to the Missouri RIver-one 10
Nemaha county, and the other to some
point in Rlchardson--and it would be the
cause, in a very few years, of doubling
the price of land IN all the above men
Toned seven counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Jacab Easteriy will take d tiee that an action haS
been c mmene-'i IN Ihe . istTtCtG ut Il Eemaba Couu
~. Nebraska wherein Ovid GViI . pl4IutId ara j.
Cob Eastery y - defendant aud n &C an order Of att tLh
meut has been issued therein, and The fDllUWiHg cal
es are lying in said c. unity 81 NPmauA. tO-Wif LOtS
II and II in Block IL, in BfUwuvIle, has been az
tached as belonging 10 laid Bastsrly The rbject %
TINS action i. TO obtain a Judgment EE S25 with int =
est from May 2s.h 1860 for servIces rendered as pm,
slcian 70 SAd Ger eDdenI during the munth Of My, 1850
1t biS-Tequest, and alec an Orier fDG the ale OI said
attached property, and the application y On proceeds
in satisfactiUn OF SAID claim Defender 7 qui ed To
answer said petition on OF DefyFe he ~ IA .ay Of tcto-
beF 1858. E. ". THOMAS Atty. for Pa
n7-4w 81 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

The "Ides of September" IS supposed
to be the season when The ign1mmious
copperheads will get their annual thrash
ing. The disloyal, condemned, traitor
Gus crew deserve a drubbIng that would
draw them TO a defence of the Union
Like snakes in the grass, they are TOO
cowardly to define their position. and
awali a covert chance 10 give a dab 10 a
few Union men N the LIST prOxlmO.-
Look Out for those sneak:ngly, pu,illani
NOUS personagps. You can Tell them 10y
heir appearance aud associations. Tney
are dishonesty drawing a susrenaac
from the very constitution of socIety
which Otherwise would openly abhOr a
comprehend or secesslOnist II Its com,nu.
nifty. Lei their wheezy, dlscoTdanI OH
bagpipes be hung upon the willows that
will drOOp over their hitical graves, and,
may God d-rmerir 'em.-Denrer
.NeaCS.