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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

SIX corps attacked the enemy's right,
gaining a good deal Of ground. Our cav
airy to-day is playing on the rebel flank
and rear.
A Harrisburg dispatch to the Herald,
The 9Th, says Gov. Curtin has received a
dispatch from Hanover, stating that 90
600 rebels and over . hundred cannon
are stsken. Gen. PIeasanton occndied
the Mountain Pass near Chambersburg,
eating off their retreat. We hold ali
the Mountain Passes, andhaFe formed a
junction with the milita--almost surround
ing the enemy.
CHICAeo, July Especial dispatches
received late Inst night assert thai Lees
retreat is completely cut of--that Meade
captured $4,000 prisoners and rs pieces
of cannon, tina, Lee sked-aysuspension
of hostilities Tor the purpose Of burying
his dead and caring for his wounded.-
Meade replied that be would be satisfied
only with his Unconditional surrender
I send this only as a report, not youching
for its correctness.
New YoRK, July Ga Baltimore
special to the Herald, says over 5000
prisoners have arrived, and that Gen.
Schenck has orders to prepare to receive
10000 more. The road along the route
of the rebel retreats strewn with aband-
oned wagons, %cannons, small arms and
camp e~quipage. Gen. Couch, it appears
had formed a junction with Meade and
The militia. and the slauohterino and
capturing the ~greybacks by regiments and
~bfigades. 1t is not only a defeat for Lee,
but a total and perfect rout
WAsH1NsToH, July 6.-All informa-
tons which reaches us form the army
via Frederick to-day is to the effect that
the main portion of the rebel army is fall
ing back towards Hagerstown and Will
amsport, through Boonsboro Valley
There seems to be no indication that the
enemy has taken the lower road, which
rams from Emmettsburg through the Pass
in South Mountain to Antietam or Sharps-
burg ford but bis general line of retreat
lies on the upper road, running directly
to the Williainsport ford. II is more
than probable, however, that an attempt
will be made to cross the Conneeaqua
Creek, in the direction of Hancock Fords
thence into Virginia. The creek being
used as a defensive line in front to cover
the retreat. 1t seems quite impossible
for the enemy to pass at Williamsport, in
the present high stage of water; as a
RAIN of 6 or z hours has swollen the river
greater than ever. Il is quite safe to
say hat Lee viii not succeed in getting
one half of his army across without most
serious Interruptions
HARRIsBURe, Gen. Couch received
intelligence which is considered reliable
hat Gen. Lee intends to occupy and
hold Maryland Heights until his army
can cross the Potomac.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
LATEST DISPATCHES.
TIE BATTLE AT GETTYSBURG A COMPLETE
VICTORY.
Dispatches from Davis to Lee.

WAsu1NeToN, 3.-Oficial dispatches
dated Headquarters Army of Potomac,
I'd, from Mai. Gen. Meade says, the
enemy attacked me about 4 o'clock to-
day, and, after one of the most severe
contests of the war, was repulsed at all
points. We suffered considerably in
killed and wounded, among the former
were Brigadiers Paul and Cook. We
have taken a large number of prisoners.
Second Dispatch, WAsHINGroN. g.
Dispatches this a. m. say action COM
menced early in the day. The enemy
has thus far made no impression upon
my position. All accounts agree in
placing their whole army here. Pris-
oners report Longstreet's and A. R.
Hills forces much injured, and many
general officers killed. Gen. Banks
dale, of Miss, is lying within our lines
dead. We have 1000 prisoners.
WASHINGTON, 10 a. M, 1.-The fol,
lowing is Just received: Headquarters
Army Potomac, near Gettysburg, 8 80
p. m, 3d.-To Halleck-The enemy
opened at l p. M, with about $50 guns
concentrated on my left and centre, con-
tinuing withou intermission about three
hours, at the expiration of which time
he assaulted my left and centre twice.
On both occasions he was handsomely
repulsed with severe loss, leaving in
our hands nearly 5000 prisoners
among whom is Brig. Gen. Orlstead and
many Colonels and officers of lower
rank. The enemy left many dead and
wounded on the field, and a large mum.
Der of his wounded in our hands. Loss
on our side considerable. Mai. Gen.
Hancock and Brig. Gen. Gibbon wound
ed, After repelling the assault, indi-
cations lead to the belief that the enemy
might be Withdrawing. An armed re-
connoisance pushed forward from the
left, and the enemy were found to be in
force. AT the present hour all is quiet.
My cavalry has been engaged all day
on both tanks of the enemy, harrasing
and vigorously attacking him with great
success, Notwithstanding they encounter
ed superior numbers, both cavalry and
infantry. Army in fine spirits.
New YoRK, July 6.-Times says the
contents of JEFF. Davis dispatches capt
ured are a peremptory order to Lee to
Withdraw from Pennsylvania, assigning
as a reason that the position is too hazar-
dous, the condition of Richmond too de-
fenseless to warrenthis remaining longer.
He also refuses Lees request to allow
Benregsrd to reinforce him, and orders
Lee south of the Potomac forthwith.
The Times, Gettysburg dispatch confirms
the reports that the rebels are almost
annihilated that they left nearly $4,000
killed and wounded on the ground.
Hancock's corps. which defended the
contre, was thanked BY Meade in the
name of the army and the country. At
2 O'clock Friday evening the third and
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
BRAGG RUNNING.
FIGHT AT GETTYSBURG COMMENCED.
GENERAL REYNOLDS KILLED.
THE FIGHT PROGRESSING FAvORABLY.

HARRIsBnaG, July 2.-It is reported
that the rebels have returned to the vi
cinity of Carlisle and demanded the sur
render of the town again. Gen. Small
perempOtorily refused. On being re-
fused they carried out the threat by set
ting fire to 3 or A houses, which were
burned. They were then attacked by
Gen. Smith and driven towasds Shippens-
burg.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The following
was received this evening Headquarters
Army of the Cumberland, Tullahoma,
Tenn, July 2.-To Halleck. Telegraph
ed you on Sunday of the occupation of
Shelbyville and Winchester, 1t rained
hard all day Monday, rendering the roads
impossible. 1t was found impossible to
move the artillery or get oar troops into
position until this morning, when a gen
eral advance was ordered. Gen. Thomas
yesterday made a Reconnaissance on-two
roads and Gen. McCook on one road, re-
porting the enemy in force at this place,
with the addition of Buckner's division,
which arrived on Monday evening. On
advancing this morning, it was found
that the enemy had fed in haste last
night much demoralized, leaving their
strong fortifications, small quantity of
stores and 3'siege guns IN our possession.
They took the direction of Winchester
Tenn. Gen. Thomas should be on their
flank tonight. Gen. Sheridan Brannon
marched into town at ll:3O to-day,
taking a few prisOners.-(Signed RosE-
CQANs.
Baltimore, July Sd, l a. m.--The
American has the following we learn
from Major Bremgarden, of Gen. Rey-
nolds' staff, the following interesting par
t~iculars of the battle near Gettysburg /
an happy to say il closed for the day
with the army of Gen. Meade IN a most
advantageous position for either attack
or defence. At 10 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, the lst and 18th corps
reached Gettysburg, entering from the
east side of the town they marched d.
rectiy through the west side, the cavalry
force of the enemy in town gallopiEg
back as we advanced, On passing ont at
the west end of town, the eRemy were
observed advancing rapidly from the
Chambersburg turnpike in line of battle
towards the town, evidently ~endeavoring
to hold an advantageous position com
handing the iowa. The LIST corps, under
Reynolds, which was in advance, pushed
forward on double quick to secure the
position. The enemy, under LongstEeet
and Hill, advanced steadily. In a few
minuts a heavy fire of both artillery and
~musketry was opened along the whole
federal and rebel lines. The lib corps
under Howard, was also oon in position
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Postofice at BrOwnville, July
LIST, 1858.
Adams John o. Arnold Thomas, Andrews John G.
Badly VIM; Boy1es John, Ball VIM. F. Barges
Eulalie Miss. Bude George. Black Marian Miss.
Brown Evan.
Crawford Shaborn, Dumineck Sarah E. Miss.
Dummeck John, Dehayen Vim. Dewitt VIM. Davis
Roda Miss. Dix John.
Fisher DR.. Wm.T.
Gard Mary D..
Hall w. NJ: Hill William,
jackson Ira S. Johnson Levi, Jones Charles.
Kendall Chariot Miss. Kenneda VIM.
More S. Silia, Miller A. A. MARKELL A. Miller
Hattie Miss.
Nepp Joel.
SHINING Daniel.
Gaines A. J. Mrs.
Rendel Scharlet Miss. Ray John F. Robbins Thos.
Smith Ele Mitchell, ShOup Henry, Schreibor F..
Stewart Harriet Mis-, Stringfollow Tbos. d. Swader
ShOup l.. Mrs. Sacton Andrew, Setell S. d. Sow
mally Jon. Otto.
Thompson r. G.. thompson Harriet Mrs.
V~anderword William II. H.. Vanscroy r. Andrew
J.. Ward Messrs J. 4 Co, Watkins j. d. Watts Eliz-
aboth Miss. 2 WalhngfOrd A. A..
Yates Wm. H..
Persons calling for the above will please say ad-
vertised. b. H.. Marsh, D.P.M.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
MASTER,S SAlR

In pursuance of a decree Of the District Court, in and
for Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, sitting in
Chancery, bearing date May 10th, 1861, in a certain
calse pending in said court, wherein Day & MatIock and
ct al, are defendants, I y will, on Tuesday the 18th day
of July, 1868, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N
ami four O'Clock P. II. Of said day, in front Of Denis
Hall, in BrownviIle, in said county. being the place
where said court was last held, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, the following described prem
ises, tO-wit: Lots humber fou- al and five (5JO of the
northwest fractional quarter of section lumber six Is
township number -four a., north Of range number six
teen u.s. east Of the 6th principal meridian in Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory.
J. S. BEDFORD, Master In Ghancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
REVENUE.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE,
S. INTERNAL EvENU EEBRASKA CITY, ,
July LIST, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Collection
list for the year 1862, has been placed IN my hands for
collection, and that said duties have become due and
payable, and that the underSigited y attend at Jno.
L. Carson's Banking House, in BivYnville, in the
county o: Nemiha, Territory of Neb'a ka, on the 14.h
day of July, A. D.. 1863, and at j. G. G.5d's Hotel, Falls
City, in the county OF Richardson, Territory of Nebras-
ks, on the 10th day OF fully, A D. 1869, to receive the
same; and all persons who shall neg ect to pay such
duty, or tax, as above aforesaid assessed upon them, to
the Collector, within the time specified, shall be liable
to pay ten per cent. additional upon the amount thereof.
n52-2w JAMES SWEET, Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Adminisfrafnr,s Nntica-

will offer for sale on the goth day Of July, 1868, in
front Of Denis store, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property tO-wit: Lot nu mber one,
section 90, containing thirty-hundTedths of an acre
Lot number one, section 81, containing .~fOrty-four acres
and ten hundredths Lot number two, containing thir-
ty-nine acres; Lot humber three, containing thirty
acres and ten-hundredthsi the. southwest quarter Of
section 81, containing one hundTe ed and sixty acres; the
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, OF section
thirty-twOy containing forty, a6res, in township five,
range fifteen according to Government survey, lying N
y omaha County, Nebraska.
By order of the Probate Court OF Richardson County,
Nebraska. F. NJ. ARMES
n60 Administrator of william Dri ms daatd
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
9AIr-

IN pursuance Of a decretal order made BY the Dis,r,et
Court In and for Nemaha County, EebraEkt Ferrito-v-
sitting in Chancery, bearing date Nay 18Th. 1859. ia 4
CERTAIN cause pending IN said court, wherein BENJAMIN
al, are defendants, 1 will on Tuesday, July 7fh. Is53.
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in front OF Den's Han, IN Br0vn-
Vile IN said county, being the place where said court
was last held, offer for sale 70 the highest bidder FOR
cash. the following described premises, to-wit me
northwest quarter Of section number tWcnty-nine,
township number four, north Of range number hnesn,
east Of the sixth principal meridian, IN Nebraska Terri
tory. s. BEDFORD,
n4S 5w -S4sO Master in Chsucerv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
MASTFR,S 0AIF

In pursuance Of a decretaI order made BY the Distrirt
Court in and for Eemaha County, Nebraska. Territory
sitting IN Chaneery, bearing Date May roth. 1861 in
certain eause pending in said Court, wherein BeuirmiFl
u. cooper Is complainant and Jerome Hoover. CT si.
are respondents, l will on Tuesday. July 7th, 1859. al
~ O'Clock. A. M in front Of Den's Hall 10 BrowuviiIe,
IN saa county, beng the place whers said court vas
last helus euer TOT sale 70 the highest bidder. for cash.
the Following described premises to-wit: The soutb-
west quarter OF section humber twenty nine. township
number four, north Of range humber dfeen. east Of The
sixth principal meridian in Nemaha County. NebrasEs
IeIIH2ty :. s. BEDFORD,
nko-DM-EA. U MncInr l. nE-n..-u
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
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Brownviile. May I4th. 1sss. pl5.4w-Sl
Probate Notice.
". H. Dunbar, Public AdmiRis-0
traitor of Atchison County,
State Of Missouri, III

". II. Dunbar, Public Adminis-l
TRAITOR Of Atchison County,
State Of Missouri, In the Probate Court
IS OF Nemaha. County,
The unknown heirs and legal Nebraska Territorvt
Representatives Of August
Ockle, deceased.
To the unknown heirs and legal representative Of
August Ockle, deceased, you are .herehy notified ma
said Administrator filed in the Probate Court on raid
county 81 Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, his pettlon al
said Administrator, for the sale Of the following des.
.er1bed real estate, Of which said decedent died, seized.
to-wit: The east half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tlOn number nnle o. township number four az north
OF rangenumber thirteen Q3,) east Of the sixth prin-
elpal meridian IN Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory
Tor me payment Of the debts and charges OF Admins
tration against said estate. Ordered that the PRAYER OF
said petition is hereby setfor hearing on the 2Oth dsV
OF June, A. d. 1858, at ten O'Clock, A. N. or a. ssos
thereafter as council can be heard.
witness my hand and the seal OF said court, this 9nd
day OF Nay A.D.s 1868. Q. w.
h4f-4W-P650 Probate Jud7s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
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Attachment Notice.
@. G. Dorsey, Plaintiff, Before Jesse John. a ~Jusiiceos
vs. the Peace In and for Nemaha
John r. Davis, DePt. )COunty, Nebraska Territory.
On the 25th day Of April, A. D., 1853, said Justice
issued an order Of attachment In the above action. FOR
the sum Of twenty-five dollars and eighty ave cents.
C.G. DORSEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Probate Notice.

Elizabeth Melvin having been appointed Administra-
triX Of the Estate Of James G. Melvin, deceased, notice
is hereby giVeT to al. persons having claims against
said estate, TO have them on Gle in the office of the Pro-
bate Judge Of Nemaha county, Nebraska, on or before
the 27th day Of December, A. d, 1863, at 10 O'Clock A.
M, the time set Tor Nearing claims against said estate.
n5l-GM-&a 50 @ W Prahata zndrn
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
ADEERTISEMENST
Notice to Tax-Payers.

The taxpayers of the City Of Brownville, will
take notice that the Textbook for 1853 is in my
hands for collection, With the deIinqnencies of 1851
and 1862 added thereto. Those who fail to attend
to this notice and pay thsir taxes, will be obliged
to pay the penalties affixed by law, and costs. My
orders are to collect the taxes
JESSE JOHN, Collector.
July IL, 1868. 3w:
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Administrators Sale.

BY order Of the Pro pate Court, on the 18th day Of July
A. ID. 1858. az 10 o'clock n, in front Of the Office of the
Probate Judge, in BrownvilIe, Nemaha county. will be
sold TO highest bidder, the following Real Estate, as
the property Of August Oakie, deceased, to-wit the
east half Q-2) Of the north east quarter O-D o. section
number nine o. township number four a. North of
range numbers thirteen Q3,1 east Of the eta principal
meridian, appraised at $40. Terms Of sale, one half
down, the balance III one year.
w. Il. DUNBAR Pub. Admin.
n5l-4w Atchison county, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Administrafnr,s Nntice.

Elizabeth Waters having been appointed Administra-
trix Of the Estate Of AbSolem Waters, late Of the coun-
ty Of Pawnee, N. 7 deceased, Notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against said estate, to
have them on file in the Office Ct the Probate Judge Of
Pawnee county, Nebraska Territory. OF. or before tine
18th day of January, AID. 1864, at 9o'clock A. NJ the
time set for hearing claims against said estate.
n62-6W-S3,5 80 H. G. LORE. Probate JudCe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
PRORATE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that application has boen
made for letters testamentary on the estate Of John
StumbO, and that the Probate Judge has set Non
day the 18th day IF june, A.. D. 1853, At 2 o'clock
P NJ, for hearing, and proof Of will. An persons
interested are hereby notified then and there 10 ap-
pear.
CHARLES +. WALTHER, Probate Judge.
This notice to be published in the Nebraska Adj
'' F ! City, Nay 18th, 1868. u4e-4r-saso.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
Notice 10 Teachers.

The undersigned, Board Of School Examiners. for
The County Of Nemaha, hereby give notice that
hereafter, on the first Saturday Of each month,
they viii hold meeting at the Office Of Luther Hoad-
ly, Esq. in Brownville, for the purpose Of cNamin-
ing applicants for certificates to teach school in said
county.
II. IT. DOBBINSJ
A.G. WHITE, School Examiners.
l.. HOADLY,
January 31st. 1868. n29-IV
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

OF ALL KINDS Printed and
ID foF sale at the ADVBRTISER OFFICE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
B. G. HARE,


AMBROTYPIST.
Is prepared to take AMBROTYPES and MELAIN-
OTYPES in the best style Of the art; and at
Lower Prices than Ever Before offered in
B~rOWnViIles
His Rooms are over Mahr9n's Clothing Store, on
Main Street, nearly opposite the BrOwnville House.
Pictures Warranted to Give Satisfaction.
The public are invited to call at the room and OK
anime the specimens.
~ Orders for Tensil Cutting win also be filed
in a woTkmanike manner, and at short notice.
Every person should have a teneil plate AM a bot
tie Of iadelible ink for markine ls bf =
and most Convenient arfpDsrla e14gla
Hours Of operation, iron So
BrOWnTiiie, May 2lst 1858. n46-5m
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09
OMAHA AND CHICAGO BANK,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.

The Circulating Notes Of this Bank are redeemed II
par at the Banking House Of A. BEATrIB & Co. in st.
Joseph, No. II. B. SACKETT.
n5I-tf President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-09

We learn that many swamps Of common willow have
been cleaned up, and che Cuttings sold as Gray willow
We get our Willow " AMUEL OF La
Moille, Illinois, a responsible Nu-serynaa.
THOMPSON * HEDGES,
EeRiahs Nursery. NngseC HID P D.
n47 If otoe County, Nebraska.