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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
AUCTION SALES.
By KENT. PAINE 4 co, AUors.

bI PAINE W, AUOFo.
I ARGE SALE
sILVERW ARE,
CUTLERY,
SHEETINGS
LINEN DAMASKS
ToWELINGS,
BLANKETS,
= PLATED WARE, &c.
A It A u CT O n
On "WEDNESDAY Apl st, mmeLcng at 10 O'Clock, will
SELL at Warehouse, second hOo rpendd assortment Of
HJtsekee. inv Goods, con,isting OF
Liuen namssk Table CT tbs, !,
Extra Fine Linen Sheets,
NIp ins, 1Vutlj, Diaper,
Cash, Blankets, Iu u Bs -r
Cou.terpalts, Pillow Cases, &C.
ALSO,
splendid Of pure Silver and Hated w4re consist
ing Of
Caters,
Knives and 70 kJ, Is,
The whole comprng the largest variety OF this class OF good
In thi Nest OF ORDER and
the WINE vi be ciessd Without
KEST, PALE & CO.,
mR5-tis Aucts.
WILL BE ADDED:
80 ibs Prime New Orleans Molasses In hne order,
y casks French Brandy.
uh9O X, r. co.
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MARRIED,

On N 9Th lu the residence the BRIDES father by The
Reyd JllA Ss" Mo. WNI W. COBB OF lvAnA county
= N - LOUISA FLOJt 10Y second daughter OF Col mas
b ficunoy, % Halifax CO., Va.
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FORESTS GALLAYr EXPLOIT

. CHATTANOOGA, March 27.-The "lIebeln has received
the following, dated Columbia, 26ib: "Gcn. FORE
captured Yesterday at Brentwood niue miles the rear
oil Franklin, 500 prisoners, with their arms, ammun
ton, &c lie destroyed large house of commissary
ores burnt the railroad bridge tore up the track and
captured tgenty-seven loaded wagons"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

SALE o. SrOcEs-An extensive auction sale Of stocks
By As'srs. c. W. Purcell Co, viii take place to-day
See advertisement
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DE. i y WATKINS IsamD-
d'o sidney Cclsge, Prince Edward county,
The FARM advertised Ia the Will miss
- CONCERT EOSTPOSED.-Mr
49, Add the Mi-Sts sLONAN respectfully announce
ne NckEF Ad verts,d 10 take place this
-Iy postponed Due notice will be given il will take
Paoe' mh5O-lt
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY WILLIAMSON CO.. AUCTs
Nc. 1872 hANsTREEr.
Il HOUSEHOLDFURNITU &C.,
AT AUCTION
VIII be sold at our sss' Ro@ms, Vain street, 9th nd
loh streets on WEDNESDAY April 1st 1885, commencing AZ 10
O'Clock, A. NJ assortment Of Furniture 4c comprs tue
folio wing and otheruuleles:
Mahogany and other Wardrcbrs
Cabinets, Stdebcsrds and WaslstaLIs,
Jenny Lind, French sndc common Beiste ds,
Rocking Parlor ard Wlndsor hairs,
TIE tetes rbletopped TAles,
Two excellent Pianos
Large Mirror,
Hair and shuok Mattresses
carr cts, fnsravingy,
Picture and Mirror ffanes,
oue Peys Compass, and en- ell
Lot Of J-wery,
Dinasr Dishes,
frut Dishes aud Pitchers,
- Wind W CIrtains,
Doune- barreled Gun,
Stoves,
Veneti II Blind. and Matches.
ALSO
eevtral boxes Turpentine s1sp,
20 gals. proof Apps andy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30
By SUMNER / AGENTS, AUcIs.,
Corner Main and 18Th streets.

I ARGE SALE OF MANUFACTURED AND
IL SMOKING ToB tcCo, CIGARS GROCERIES, WRAPPING
PAPER &C Ca THURSDAY, the End April leN commpnciu,
10 O'Clock, The formerly occupied Giner Alvey
ArSnts ain and 18th streets, Which shs1
permanently In feS day shall sell about 100 boxes
cal Of Manuflc ranging om the
hrgat g medium aud conm grades portion OF which will
snd without to close Invoices Also, large
Of Smoking Tobacco, Ia bb, bags, bales and paper. Fine
Florida and Cuba Cigars Aso general assortment Of
sereS, which will be specified In future Advertisement
Parties whi rontiDuie 10 this sale, will please notify
In time that their goods may be arranged for The sale
Oar sales will e,eifte take place regularly 1uesdy
Thursday Of esoh week Dry Goods TUESDAY Groceries
rCb eco on Thursday. SUMMER ARtETs,
Dfh2j-tds Anctiane-rs.
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OY TIlE
co IT Il TT ~ L. ~

go c. u f. II II E.
The production OF the last living OF his profession
In the 30 eru nfederscy, the gihel MajOrWm h. BaIbe
Ibis sale i'll he for tho benefit the Artist Who
Of the present distractions q our count deuiek the grateful
pleasure prosecute his lIbor AID Will
positive and ldona T. vii probably op
prluhy, for time To that The oGefs Of the Fine Arts
ALL have OF Eecnii "A w0ik " ch Acknowledged mer
The "COgurite" eNetrei by the Artist since
CITY Florence and whilst exhibition II Wis.
tied by sdmrng thou d. and pronounced by a critics aud
cOnhOiseuIs work ry1ng and beautiful pro-
duo,iOns Il ABeen mOdera tines but 70 those have
The sOrs, IL req ircs GO Incomluns ~ our hands.
The ArtuG CIT Of the Coqute TO the -culpor being the
result t hari study and toll assured
not / - thNn $4U.aOO
The must be sold to the heat bidder stdwe only
Il fair competition. KENT, PAINE CO.,
hh2I-tls
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CoNcERr.-The grand concert which was to have been
siyrnNt the African Church tonight by the Slomar
family is unavoidahly postponed for few days. These
enteraiapens have been fayorably spoken Of by our
exchanges in Raleigh Charleston etc.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

HIGH PRICES FOR LEAF TOBACCO
Sold sttNe 20 change in Rchmopd by SPENCER y'N-
ABLE the eO March, for account Of Mrs Robna Garden
package ~ Leaf Tobacco 1925 90 hundred the
18TH hid weighing 1922 McGehee,
and e BY W. g. Daniel Mt Sl5 w hundred; and the
2 package for account David Lee f220 20 p hundred
Chs -lptSN N. @. 3D-ltS
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AArISEE-A morning entertainment is hereafter to
be given at Metropolitan Hall This will afford those
living at distance, who get out at night, an
opportunity to enjoy the amusemsHts at the Hall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

EXPEDITION 70 THIS NoUNrAINs.-An expedition sent
out by Gen. Jones' about the lS of March to the noun
laus Of Hardy aud Pendleon, Va, was Il complete sue
cess. Col. Harness brought from the Alleeha
mountain, right from under the noses of the Yankees
al fine ecrcattle, 400 hsa of sheep, aud between
A n0g and nnn H. Of b.,ln,,
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WANTED
w GcGSmiths od Porgers, No Biacksmlhg and Wood
Cavers good Carpenters Legs For such
the big pces will be paid. Appytn
L.-.a.- JAS. ~ hANGER BROTHER,
NH 3O-lw" Va
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ITO THE LOVERS OF THE ZINE ARTS

THE "COQUETTE" At AUCTION
ON vEnNEsDAY, tho Is April at 2 O'Clock, will cell tina
eNquisitely teauinl
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s wyheve and Abingdon paper, copy Hn nh lsISr

ElTY DATTALION.-Th undersigned hay
~ Ing bee authorized recruit Company for the 25ra
BATTALs military known the Richmond City
Mai ". Elliot commanding has opened Recruiting
ce AT H. Ia lors bookstore ran aud also OF
ice qn Franklin street. ,Whig Duildlng)
The command to remain within the limits Of the City FORTH
.aii ms
sH- 40 Bounty given. Apply at once.
sD Clothing and raons furnished IRON day OF enlistment
. A. b. GUIGON,.
NH 26-2w Csptalnand Recruiting Ofieer,-
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NOTICE.
4D.RR. CYPRESS OFFICE.
WM. II. PuGH.

Commission Merchant,
OFFICE on sHocE:H SLIP, lcHNoSD, Va,
- RESPECTFULLY 'SOLlCITS CONSTGN.
MEMS Of Tobacco both LEAF ana tared Wheat
Corn Flour sud Count Produce generay having mad
arrangement with large Auction Hocs consgnm .nts Of
Mnnu ed and SIN robacc viii be sold auction when
desi ed, "lthO acdii nsl cfArGe. uh3'--cl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-30

BY WILLIAMSON L CO.. AUCT's.
No. 1872 hAIssTRKEr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
Me NRHR.

Il will be seen from cur t~elegrophic
cOiomns that the rebels are making a raid
iulo Maryland and Pennsylvania. This
is a change of Programme that we are
not sorry TO hear. II will stop for awhile
the stale song. "All quiet on the POter
mae" They will doubtless commit many
depredations, aud steal asgreat deal of
properly, bat they will be much exposed.
and we hope the larger portion of them
will be bagged before they get back.
The latest reports brought by possen-
gers on the boat, state tia, they were al
Harrisburg; and that the Governor of
New York had called out $4,000 militia
which were to be put under Gen. Nc
Ciellan. Militia to serve for six months
was being rapidly rails d in Pennsylva-
MIA, Maryland and Ohio.
Gen Hooker was ~retreating to the de-
fences of Washington, and Lee was close
al his heels.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

I'd Neb.. thus armed and accouteFed.
Gen. Sully, who superseded Gen.
Cook, in this department. is an old IN
dian fighter. having been with Harvey
in his campaign against The Indians, be-
sides this be has been through all the
battles fought on the sacred soil Of Vir-
GINA since The rebellion broke Out He
is the man for this expedition, having all
this prestage to go on, he commands and
has the confidence of both men and off,
GERS of this expedition.
The Nemaha county boys are all well.
Oour worthy COl,::i at work day and night
getting everything ready for the march,
The boys are tired of laying still, and are
anxious to move on the foe in fact they
they are spiling for a fight, and what is
better they are in hopes Of al least catch
ing one red skin, if they can only see him,
Def ore they return, a thing which would
be extremity doubtful; were 1t not Tor
some genius, who haptly hit upon a
plan, which if carried out SUCCESSFULLY may
give the boys a fair chance 10 see if not
not to catch an Indian. Ii is this the ex-
petition is supplied, (ut the suggestion
of this GEM US, who he is don't know (;
il may be the Gen. of the Mackerl Brig
ade,) with several, it moi more barrels
of pure rot-gut, and il is confidently as
serted by men high in command that if
the Indians are properly bailed with this
new and modern improvement of war
fare, they can be catched. If not, not.
OF the result of this and other methods,
should any be adopted, you shall hear in
time from Nh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

hospital IN Washington. ~
Whereabouts Of General ih' ess,
known 4, 1a' he Is supposed Is d
or at Theroughfare Gan % b heal
HARRIsBURG, June 15-p
entered Chamberlain Al ne fsJe
night. 0eloes j
New YoRK, June K /
Andrew now here, has to,S 1o'en
Government all the avaiI,E's
%chusetts militia. Aaea
CHICAGO, June 16-Nou,.
patches e the 18Th saw tba, ais d.
opposite Vlsksburg and n.> LGuslp
sissippi as fa- rs Miliksri' ne is
full Of rebels. They hold Ri oS'd
aud New Carthage-aqd L9a
are being daily increaseae roa' L. Ic'e
tia river. Hai.
Last evenings Washington
lIcan says; AS We are goino
we have news of movement, =
enemy IN the valley in the r,. ! y
Winchester, Martinsburg and &
Ferry, that Lees whole army;'.
valley, stretching nearly i, ~ y
length, and strongly reinfo,s. eas
the peninsula, Suffolk, RE-
Gordonsville and North Carolin.
MEMPHIS, 14.-Arrivals FROM,
bring official advices from G,,s '''
the 11th. Reinforeements vera .
wing and taking position assigDsit I
Movements of Kirby Smith, ~"
on the Louisiana shore, are att,,.&'
attention. 1t is doubtful abou, y
having means of crossing the ,v.. Is
It's pretty well ascertaiDed f,,s
garrison at Vicksburg is on o,,.'.
ration Of corn and pea -four. NJ,
fresh beefis gone. The Rebsl a.
Walker Is at Yazoo City and J,eE.,
with a division Of cavalry. is said, ~
from Bragg's army. Grant is I'M
confident and hopeful.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-A r,
risburg telegram states all the imp,,
tant documents at the capitol. !,
being removed to a place Of safety, /
case an evacuation is necessary.
BALTIMOBE June 16.-There is n
later news from the Upper Potomr
The City Councils met this morniD,
to devise means to cO-Operate with h
Governor and Commanding Gensn
of the Department to raise the cite,
portion Of the 10000 called for to re
sist invasion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP HILL. Iowa, }
June. llth 1893. {

CAMP HILL. Iowa,
June. llth 1893.
EDITOR Advertiser: After q n-down
last Saturday evening Col. Furnas re.
ceiyd an order from Gen. SuIly. requir-
ing two cos, Of the Neb. Second to report
next day. Sunday at Sioux City, for
duty. the Col. with his usual promplness
ordered co.'s. "A" and "E," both under
the command of Capt. Hill to report as
directed, and at an early hour On Sunday
morning, those co.'s. struck tents. left
Camp Cook. and reported as direct
ed to the Gen, who ordered them
TO select camping grounds. Capt.
Hill with a view to strategy, no doubt,
commissioned one of his engineers to
make the selection. which he did to the
entire satisfaction of the command con-
tiguous to the City, having the Mo.
river on one side, a deep ravine on an.
other, and a bold and PERCEPTIONS bluff on
the third side thus forming . triangle
which nature has so strongly fortified
that this present command. is in no dam
ger of being surprised by the willy foe,
and has yet a further ad santage OF being
so near the city, that if a soldier or of.
fcer is suddenly attacked with the collie,
(which is { frequently the case )he can in
a minut or so get some peppermint drops,
which is an Invaluable remedy; especi-
ally when mixed with the essence of
corn, rye &c., this disease is rather pre-.
valent here at present among this detach-
ment and a portion Of the Both WiscOn-
sin who are quartered here; but neither
complain much in fact they like the dis
ease. as the remedy Is so palarable ;
which they use without much grumbling
at the prescription
This has been a busey week here IN.
loading goods for the expedition, which
from the present indications will staTt
north in a few days. How far into the
h%ypeTbOrean regions your informant
saith not as he is no: particularly posted
in these matters, but if dame rumor be
correct we will 90 within a few miles Of
Her Majesty's DominiOns, and if so
doubt not but some brave ''soger boys
will have the temerty to plant the stars
and STRIPS on that sacred soil. if for no.
thing else, for the fun of it.
The hoys are oil to have a new rig 10
a day or two, coats hats, pants sc. and
are all armed TO the teeth, which you'll
allow TO be the case when each soldier
has a large navy revolver, a sabre. an
Enfield rife, and there is serious talk of
their being further supplied with anoth-
er sabre each, and if not fully armed
and loaded down; each man will lash a
twelve pound howzeter 10 his horse.
Let Little Grow and his red imps be-
ware how they Cross the wal path of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

CHICAGO, june 15.@Reports from
Southern Illinois represent matters in
some counties growing serious. and an
open rupture is feared in Williams
county between secesh sympathizers
and Union men. Some three or four
murders baye already been committed.
CExCINNATG. june 15.-Goyernor
Todd has issued . proclamation eall-
ing for 10000 volunteers for the de-
fence of the border
ALBANY, June 15.-The Governor
received a telegram to day from
Washington, calling for 10000 militia
Immediately. and has taken steps for
rapid organization Of the militia. A
draft will be made under the State Law
to fill to maximum number all militia
regiments, and from these 10000 will
be supplied. They are called for six
months, and will be credited to the
States as three years men, under the
impending national draft. ~
CHAMBEKsBURG. June 15.--Lieut.
Palmer has just returned from Green
Castle. and reports the emery advan-
cling in three columns, one towards
Murfreesboro and Gettysburg, one
direct to Chambersburg, and the third
towards Mercersburg and Cave Noun
tain, , F
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE PAwEEE lNDIAs Is5 ;
4ane one uH5
PROPOSALS will be reoeiYeu@ s-netion Jfsf~
ST. 81 'H HOUSE., a. the Psvaes Indian ia5s b
Tae building viii be o:Bfiek, li9 zee: 81"
& inches wide. and wIfcOnSist Of o4SS" .
seCind story. Al this
Pans and SPECIFICATIONS may -
ter the iRst ,be EriuelB
rsntee OF two responsible persons, s,n,r,ct, %
abe "a perform. and vii. execite tas oteaI bu
IL be awarded to him, aud that he lSa sny Or -
tba ~ oh,dId n be considered 20 me
government 10 do SO. ..1ad s~ageoRr1
PROPOSES must be inciosed IN sN-rton d -
dorS,d PROPOSALS for the eonssIe'
SchooI House" aid addressed 70 ,-suBAJ6NI,
o. 5. lnnanAs
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

CHARLES INcERsALL.-Special Agent
Post Office Department passed through
our City on "Wednesday, He is looking
after the management of the various
Pot Offices, and mail routes in this part
of Nebraska. He is very courteous and
%gentlemanly In his department. Any
person having any business to transact
with the P. o. d. and wishing MI. In
grersal's assistance can address him by
mail at Leavenworth Kansas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

I will Oder for safe on the 10th day Of Jay 4,
front Of Den's store. to the highest bidder IolNS.-rw
o towing described property tO-wit; Lt ns !. ,s:
section %, outlining thirty hundred q s.rrrss
LIT number one section -, cJnt tEflg HIt3I,, A.
nd ten. hundTeIlth,; Lot number Tvs. 49, frn
ty-nine acreS; Ls,t number ihree, con anl.-sr Z
acrss and eu-hnnd-ahs@syNa ~ eol'.~o -. ID
sFtfiTn 81, e nt lining one hundred and Sky $3.50
southwest quartei OF the southeast quane,f s
CONTAINING forty acres III Irg q
range fifteen according 70 Government saiVo
= emAht COun y, Nebraska .cgrJ
n. Lrs"ks p N. BABAS
u5O Administrator Of william DnRS~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
MAETERlN SALE.

Iu pursuance Of a decree Of ne Distna Sum .
Tor Semtht County, Nebraska ferriiop gr1a
CbsnceTy beaTims ds,e My isth. 1881 iss,ssri
ca re pending IN said court wherein DiyS Cga
Gu;ler X FAR clare eOmplainan5b ana ~ IS hhi
ct aI. are defendants. 7 viii. on TuesaaJ ,.lh -
81 July 1853, between the hours o. VOot y Dsi
nan H. sr,wavile in ,afi csanty. ssnsIss >
where siid court was fast held "ne pt9
higleS, 1s3ie, fpr cd,h the toitsWing a. s liis
iss- t-vit: LOIS Buwler four ~ 'W-,Sy ~ fI
narThWesE fracRIpH8i qtaTte % Ses-"'- ,rutfp
township number g. ur (4) north - -th-so Nsmp
teqi n6l east II the s principal mefda
Comfy Ne5ra>sl Territory cbs-EI
is. BEDFJRn, Master nV'
80 - "a *
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
From the Nebraska First.

- y ~ ANOOA SeoaAeN
PIIo OF KNOB, June 9Th, 1863.
Mr.. EDITOR: since writing you last
we have enjoyed another season of
disappointment: by orders to leave
Cape Girardeau for Pilot Knob. /,
myself was extended upon a carpet in
a cool, handsomely furnished room,
calculating whether to engage the
same for three months, or only to take
it a month at a time, during the sum
mer, when a messenger announced
the order to march at six the next
morning. The officers generally had
their wives there, some of the private
soldier theirs also, and some of the
public soldiers had entered upon the
preliminaries of c~Ourtships, which
were likely to be consummated by fall
say hog-killing time. Immediately
thereupon.th the BARRIERS had just cause
for putting up their fees for shaving.
on account of heightened faces. And
the price of salt should have fallen, for
the briny was every where fOrthc6m-
ing, or coming forth. The running to
and for, that evening, indicated a state
of INSTRUMENTATION in camp, or an at
tempt on the part of bold soldier boys
to recruit the regiment by inlpressment.
The contagiOn seemed to be catching.
A ball vas given that night, and the
bawliRg never ceased till "distance
stole enchantment from the view
Some officers, one at least, of whom l
now remember, who never hinched
before a rebel battery, faltered before
the fire of two or three bright eyes,
and begged for quarters.
One was wounded in the heel, and
could not march, and hence remained
another, and yet another night. One
could only be got clear of, by marrying
him and coming along. Some marched
out in the morning, but as the camp
was only ten miles distant that even-
ing, and five miles could be made per
hour, came back againg by night,
seeking among the hospaabIes. for an
article called heGrts.ease. But the
majority looked not back, fearing the
fate of Lots wife, and knowing the
article was ~contraband.
The third day out, Pilot Knob, with
its huts and Lager Beer, gladdened
eye and stomach Five days in camp,
and an expedition to Little Rock be-
ing expected in a month, again We
were reposing beneath our own ''vine
and fig ~tree," when orders came to
move for V~icksburg in an hour. Con-
sternation took hold of those who had
not yet written back to Cape Girar-
deau, for much was to be done and a
short time allotted. Wagons were
packed, and the order to march was
halfway out of Cap. Majors throat,
when it was countermnnded, and all
we heard was mar. The original plan
was mlared. That was satisfactory.
Now Col. Livingston, it is said, is to
be commander of this post, and if so
We will stay here, till ordered to move.
If Grant needs US, the boys are anx-
iOus to see how a regular siege is
conducted; and then they would charge
a battery any time, in order to get to
come back by the Cape.
The rebels have been reported fifty
miles south of this, and did charge
upon q camp of our cavalry, at day
light one day last week; wounding
several, and retiring in haste.
BY publishing this our friends will
know where to address US for a few
days. Yours, NEMAHA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
Sf. LOnIs Markell.

sc. Louis Market.
Hemp-$S5 per ton, undressed.
Colton-4S cts.
F!our-S2, so to S3,05 per Dbl.
Wheat-SpriDg, 20 cts. choice Fall
81 90.
Oats-70cts.
Bacon-Sides Acts
Beans--$3.2 IS.
Sorghum Molasses-45cts.
PoiatOes-S0cts.
Gold--SI,40
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Livingston is still Post c%Ommandant
at St. Louis. 1t. Col. Banner is there
sick. Major Blacker, is also on duty at
ST. Louis. Capt. Majors is commanding
the regiment. Co. &C." at present is
%garrisOning Fort at Arcadia, 3 miles
frOm Pilot Knob. Lieut.. Griffin. on de-
tached service as Ordinance Officer for
five months, is now with, and command
ing our company. Sergeant Buckley.
was thrown from a horse, Cd the road TO
Chalk Bluff, and fractured on Of his ribs.
He is now ABOUT well and is doing duty"
We will make further extracts nex
week, when we will have more room.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

protection to those who returned from the
rebel army, took the oath and gave bonds
and as long as they behave that promise
must be respected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Elizabeth Melvin hsV ng been APP nied AN -
frix oG The Estate - JamesG G. Ne vim decet-.,s
is berel v Rive1 20 al Ders ms hsV NJ claims -
laid estate to have them on Ole IA the "nee y. a.
bate Judge % Nemaha county EeDriskL o.
the 9Th day OF Decpn Der A. D., 1853, 1880
n the time set for he iTing claims agaihst -
u5J 6w-S3 81 C. " WHEELER, Pnosley@
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
nnCKET ROOK LOSI.

Lost on tuesday, May Y, 1901 eN,.wshs C1
vile, OF between BroWIyuis an. ,teel shsP =
Green Morocco Pocket Book, EiLn Notes y
chain. Ii contains aquandtyO OF ha1 fa7orbl Z,
nerson finding the same. viii eonfers store il y
Inc il at this Office or at Mr.. Hoover
maha City. go
Brownsville, May q. 1861
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

LIEUT.. Cor. SAPP,-Of the Second
Neb. Cavalry, paid a visit to this benight-
ed portion of the very large Territory Of
Nebraska, on Sunday and Monday last
The Col. came on special detached SER
vice. Mr.. SapP is a fine looking Officer;
is an agreeable and social gentleman
The Governor made a very jUdiciOus Sc
lection, when he appointed him Lieut..
Colonel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18
must be I

The report that this Regiment vas
sent to VIcksburg ID not true. We have
a letter written June IL. dated at Pilot
Knob. We make The following extracts
from the letter:
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

SUcAR.-Mrs. John Scott showed us,
this week a specimen of Sorghum Sugar.
1t was made into mOlasses last fall, and
was then boiled down 10 sugar ihiS
Spring. Sugar can be made from SOr-
ghum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

Surgeon A. S. HOLIDAY arrived at
home per the steamer Denver. He is in
fine health and spirits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

CORPnRATIOE ORDERs.-We have On
hand a few Corporation Orders, vhri
we viii sell at a discount for cash.