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The Im,m.e,r.atal -. W.

l. ANT t<sh 99-stFO : GfS@Al"'
/ The immortal u. N" the intellectual cor:
querpr Of the world the 'Saiiapt aba ELOQUENT
schampion Of truth, the greatest philosopher,
orator and ~satirist the world has ever seen, viii
fnolbe Court House, in AshIa1B on
Thursday the 2Sth inst ,Foa Truth and dafon-
In ssJb M Truth has found a valiant and eio-
squent champion. Before his irresistIbl, elo
iquenee hydra headed Error rides her head in
shame. edteJ. NJ is fearless in his battles fo9l
the Right and though the jealousy If lhe
world has been such as to confne him 10 pri
son walls, it has been made TO feel that
Truth is mighty, and must prevail Asa
philosopher, Socrates, Dante and Bacon, were
but children compared with this pightyviatel
lect, and he has originated a theory upop the
present condition of cur National affairs,
whose boidness strikes terror to the hearts of
traitors, andswhieA,, however much the orld
is jealoas of the originator, will yet have To, be-
recognized as one of the great naturil epprio,cifi
piles, sRithout which no government scansstauda
Such is the pressure which 81. NJ, brings to
bear, BY means Of his indispensable eloqnrnees
upon this subject, that even the strongest in
teliects have Il TO bow before n.ss Turn OUT and
hear him. Brace your nerves and prepare 20
withstand the rprrecssqdfr re- The ladies' are particu
larry Invited to attsnd.i nS4beea 30 1870 =,
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

. Coughs, CoIds,9 Innuenza, HoarseneaSe
Group, Bronchitis, ~1neipientC onsuNAP-s g
s5foE tfon, and for the Keller ofC0nsump-
sar.i i tiyef Pettcnts, TN advan6edi Ak
stages Of the Disease. eTzaran II
= This is q remedy SO niyersallyknpw to surpase any
other for the cure of Throat and.lung somptaints, tha9k
.unrivallcd excellence for coughs and colds, and hB truly
wonderful cures of pulmonary disease, have made e
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
Few arc tho Communities, or even 1aniIcg. among them
soneliving trophy in their midst OF its victory over the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
as they know. too. the effects Of this remedy, we need not
do more than 10 assure them that It las now Ill the viz
won so strongly upon the ~conidehcc Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER & CO, LOVELY MGs4
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and I viii not datain you longer. When 40;

and I will not detain you longer. When Az
5k6ay=Bdf6s; the fugitive slare, vas connred
In the CofstIlRtissi 1ztgsseAy& tneetns vas
heidla u Faneuil9fIail 10 q sidersahess abiect.
TheodorcsPafkeE aad jthd Kef FhJHsass W..
,Hiy ,inson were OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
c'udiag an uelsaacRr, saesDhsrallihieklrtdt the
fact thatsao slaEs aHaso Observation-Disclosures
hpnse, and aex spipedtjesi sabstan cssnfAHdIy
was made for the Court house and at the dGt Z
stesd ssEees laberifg shan,-aJMd. Batchclor,ta
night watoh4 Hi fer ndtyso children were
sleeping at home, lpossiblys draining sofshiml
as he WasrteJlpg fog heir daily hneaddd1Ghe
crowd den,snded adnittanee,sha refused.s and
they ipmediately assassin ated asinf osp the spot
Who, killed hing the world never k hew- These
,meng Mr. RESPONSIVENESS lthed eonddentiai
AID, suppogters of MrySaEa ner, nnd4or
this reason Ihaye alludsds TO aheo subject s4tE
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SoB PRINTING

OF every description psatly and s4psditipusiF
{ ashidndEo SanSi2 1885, sn
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. An esxSehalnnsac ssayssfthae all the arepubf
aifcahs, from the President down are wiling e,
suspend he Constitution for fhe sake of the
country, but it never heard of p s9ae5 Eha
vas Filli1g. to ssuspsadI the Ghisag0s Plfffsras
for similar purpqsess vd.ssa; iassss4agn9 q
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.CHANGE OF TIMEsoin J
Pitts Fl. w. & Chicago E.. iR. Company
@EzR7sgE5z HEEszR9z@

On and after Sunday april 18th, la63.tralnssel
the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne & Chicago Railwayrwlll
ieayc Mansfield as follows: = ~ - a4 31w
GOING lSTWARD.- gsfA y !
Fxnre,s Passenger S..-e4,a7, "a An.
n Dossa Cor ~ 500 .sEf
5 S;aa;5 !, i snress Passenger -dsg I.3soP I: NJ,
$500 ssaprsr4w 1nl o, 45 isSR..s
Through Freight 4fH- s+1S5e
Local Freight, 500 A.lM
.Ix asDING WESTWARD s#-ssq Il
press Pas enaer, .,- -45 Pm.
CraS,i;na recommendation Passen ger Z, 10 -
Mail Passenger, 60 - io:d2 a
Express Passenger, 80 n M
Through Freight,F r -ts1tAf-StA 4o9k* "a
doGl; do bi-ar s-loan Il no. Kos 5.sl>AngM
Local Freight,sgdl-s~ er5 dt-ss q Heo7hr
eus fsrvEt zgi FRANK wARD4tAgeaa.2
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TERMs OF ApvERrisiEe.

a. - sIh TERMs OF ADVERTISING. - --9o.,0
& 90 LadsLdaI Vol
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is -mfa 5hl 3 s,5 ss7siA 9qaE ss,xs
week / sol 81 I so 2 so i 0oT &C SSselS
f9yks 1 Isl / sol 2 so q sol 5 col @ col ~
IN sol g5oI $500 g. 601qS zO0iIOg{W 10
hIgT5l 3aol b4a gFsego5F8 e014 col s21eq
am.tsL asaa, 4 J5e,f asE0 III ee5i4seOE2ts eOlH80aI
nts. 4 90, 4, SOLE egIl4 f0IlstGfd2sfo1 1As5
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-qn44os aai7s,.4a bNEwaYoRksMay 94e,

.Aaspeciai Dispatch from Washinhagtt6th2 e. the
New Y6rkd KeTd!d saa55s advises. from Gen.
Grant, received blythe President tonight de-
tail his @proceedi6gs up to the .26fh,t 1fTes had
fought five battles, captured 54ssaus me 5Sta-,
ken 9,4O0lprsonerss4 1N&S Set =
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Gov Seym6nr,s Ietter.

We tppblish 10 day the letter Of Gov. SEY
MouR of Men. Yorketos the eVALLANDIeHAM
meetingsin Albany 1T is a lo,ter that should
be read, not by the Democrat and Republican
in a partizani spirit. but by the people with
that calm dispassionats judy lent, whieaIthe
exigeney of the tinIess require 1T comes to us
like a CLEAN of light, piercing through the
murky clouds of anarchy and despotism which
are settling around us; and we feel ilikezts-
king courage aud thanking God, that amidst
the fearful Pprro,aiigac5, corruption and cozard
ice which has characterized Northern Execun
tives and Northern Statssmen, one man has
been found. possessing the will and the lpsws
er to enforce it, to step forw ard in defence Of
the liberties Of the people, and say to this cor
rupt, and bleod.thirsty despotism, ftthus far
shalt thou come, and no farther Let the
people take courage ;-lct them besitrae to
ithsmseIses land If the worst must icome,-if
their ~dispoilers and tyrants goad them be:
iyond human endurance, and compel them, IN
selfdcfence, 70 Jrefel force with force. a leader
will not be found want ing in thatsdread hour
FL ~ = = q ~ ~ a..
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ONLY PREPARATION

1oA 81 WORTHY. OF : 80 ,t. /,
si 9=Iaa yEhs9aF % AFata SsitH !
Unioessas Gaatdinea a n aePatrod.g?e4
sHs sE3a+sl52 :pgl -ssL-so't A.k eiEff
EhpasTxyEs.IENg 5OLERGYMEN.E
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4 -
OpIoUsNEss OF THE CoNscRIpTIoNi Law
Questions are daily propoundea us arreelatiysss
to- the Operations of tho ionscriptjens Law,
and particularly as to that provision ssallowis@
the psyaIennt Of money in lien Of military SER
vice, and to what extent tbe~spa5ment of $500
will exempt the canserips from selyice.srWe
are not prepared to auswerrthese question:
certainly and definitely. but our understanding
of it is that the payAlent Of $500 will clear q man
only oil. the frstsdraft, and that he is 9~sutifect
to thessubsetquent drafts sprecisely as If he had
mot been drafted at odd ) Ifetherea are three
drafts ordered in three months, you are liable
to be drafted three times ia that length aoti
time, and Re comp elledstp GO into the ranks
or ray your SID three times. or as. many tir es
PAS a draft ii. ordered This seems to; be now
thss generally received construction of the law
If such is to- be- the ero operations OF 90
Law, it Will prove more odious to zthes people
than it, wasposupposed IL would. 9 Tho same
construction, we presume. apples also to- the
provision respecting sui stitutes. IF a drafted
man shall hire a substitutes it viii, not exempt m i
him from futuregdraits and he may be called
upon either to take his place in the ranks or
furnish another substitateesar pay oanoihA
three hundred dollars a half aLdsEdn hines in
tie course of a year. With this construction
of the iak-which we believe is the true one,
and which nobody has yet ,controverted, so far
as, 1--we have scents operations upon IL e
% lser classes viii be onsruass.pd oppressive
in the extreme. I~assnfE9f7aF they can d.,
it will force them@ leave their fam.Les to the
cold protection faenOau eGessly blind
charity. 1t is got sarpEsies shasths pOer la
boring men of he country 4w without diAinc-
ton Of party, Should ssheadisgafagEc Pee,-
IiaEs and dsnoadSias aelsea99PeB
3 LEcfunr ON CAL1roRs}4@Rev. A. H.
Myers, who pent eiss esrsiResAff0r4 pa will
give a lecture on this interesting potion of
our country for the beasf5 sosRsS Iutheran
Sunday School en- Fhuraasyseevenibg June
9TH, At 8 o'clock in the LnthersnaGharch,
Price of tickets 2ac:s. Let this Lecture
be Bsn attended. 4sfScn ssess esxa
Is By oFdsrSsth u CeRea sAsrapsgssipassa'is.
= rssF sesfI scset 70 saszzs1sss hse NV
IA TRuHA
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Professor O.. j. Wood: Dear Sir Having had
tho misfortune to lose the best portion OF my hair.
from thesefects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans
in 1851. l was in 1uced to make a trial Of your,
preparation, and found it TO answer as tile very
thing needed.Si My hair is now thick and glossy,
and no. Words can express my sohlig4tions to you
IN giving to the afflicted such D treasure. stCa9c r.
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Ayers Sarsa t . i i.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD ,bhsi'
And for the speedy cure Of the suhjoincdi ywicsiesgd
sscrofula ana scrSfdlSus Ansstions saeh IL
pies, Pustules, Blotches, Botls, BzPiney
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Gov Seymour, ofNew York, on the
s9s VaIlandigham Case: I. E
ALBANY,N

The following is the letter OF Governor Sey9
@opr 10 the Vallahdigham meeting on Satdfs
gay night dt7oZ SIT isdi sec lqus aer On rs
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eRocER AND pRoDgCE Dealer,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Frnm the FIrSt Nehraska.

Prior KNOB Mo, July 2Slh 1863.
FRrEND F1sHER:-We are at this place
and likely to remain for some time to
m
One month ago, there was quite a
large army here, but Gen. Davidson took
nearly all of the cavalay, and artillery,
and marched south, and is now some
where in Arkansas, after "Pap'' Price.
There is Sufficient force here, to hold
this place against any force the reb's can
bring against it
There is no serious sickness IN. our
regiment, still there has been several
deaths, since we came here, among which
were F. B. Green of Co. c., and Lock
wood Of Co. L. Both men were from
Peru.
Your correspondent from Co. G. I'd
Neb., appears to be in a "big disgust"
for fear that the Neb. I'd will not be
disbanded before December, and intl-
mates that there is danger Of somebody
being hurtif they are within ',l000miles
of Co.'s Go" and "Bp on that day,
should they undertake to keep the boys
in for Is months instead of g."
Terrible fellows them. Pity they had
not been sent south, they would have
waded right through rebellion long ago.
Seriously, that is not the right kind of
language for a loyal soldier to use, and
if "a private in the rear rank" had
heard the comments that were made
about him, BY the priEates Of "a COM
pany be would have wished himself
"10O0milesr Distant
We were enlisted on the 18th Of June
1861, for 3years, unless sooner ~discharg-
ed. Our regiment was completed late
in July. If the Government needs cur
services, until July 1854, there will be
no muIiny in our company on the 18th
Of June in hat year, and Ithink that we
want 10 return TO our homes and friends,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

We never intended to seriously i'm
pute aught against the morality of the
boys of the Nebraska Second. stokes
are free in harvest" and what we said
will be understood by them.
{ The Nebraska City News attempts to
"make a point out Of a squib in the i'd
Ucrtlser a week or two ago. referring to
the Neb. Second Cavalry. 1t garbles
the paragraph, and then holds up its
hands in holy horror. and pirates about
decency and virture.
1t says the, article is a ISLANDER" a
"libel," base %"vile," &C.. sc. How
you love the gallant defenders of the
frontier" We are glad to see you de-
fend them. They wiz doubtless fully
appreciate your kindness But pray,
gentle, %virtuous, courteous, News, why dc
you copy an article that ISLANDERS the
soldiers. from an obscure, "little jour-
nal'' into your wide circulating, mamoth
paper7 If it is a libel could you not
have cOntradicted it without giving il
greater nOtOriety by publishing ii? Dc
you not know there is no surer way Of
blasting character than by repeating a
Islander, and then conclude by saying 81
don't believe it, its all false"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
lust . much Is any set Of men can.

Just as mucn as any SET OF men can.
The Vallandingham-S Seymour Rich
ardson- Morton democracy have been
claiming that they were par excellence
the friends Of the soldiers. They have
been showing lately how friendly they
are to as, for when the Government, az
rOrding 10 a law Of Congress, undertakes
to draft men to fill up our ranks. they
have in various places resisted the law,
they fought. and killed, a number efsthe
soldiers. What worse have the rebels
ever done? In a speech in BrownvilIe,
H. Clay Dean said, Il am now going
to prove TO you that the Democratic par
ty, is the friend of the Negro"
The Democrats of New York, showed
their friendship for the negro, when they
barbarously murdered the poor devils,
burnt their houses, and stole their furni-
ture, and clothing. Glorious Democracy!
Wise leaders, How the soldiers love you.
We will reward you on our return, for
the many, many, fayors that we have re-
ceiyed from you.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
rrcAINOrICFS


MaryE. FOwlerl In the PaWnse COuntg D'aT
vs.. Court. September term, A.
Dwight Fowler,l 1868. 10 ehancery bill for dive.
To,Dwight Fowler, non resident defendant ~
named. You will take notice, thas the Fh.l
and complainant in the above stated cause, ns
In the office Of the clerk Of the District court ~
for Pawnee County, the certain DILL Of eolhPis.
and petition, the object and prayer Of When ].
dissolve. and anuull the bonds Of matrimony, s-
nized between you aBdt the aforesaid complain
AZ he town of Conquest in the County Of Vsyus
and State Of New York, on the ID day Of Jsal.2
AID. 1850, and for a reasonable allowance sL
monv from your goods, ehattles, and estate,
he grounds Of Wilfui and continued dessrtonI n
peri0d of more than two years, next PreeeSaAs
fling Of her said bill Of complaint; AND yO.
further notified that unless you plead ansW"@
mar to said petition and bill Of complaint 60
fore the 3Ist day Of August 1888, SAID on - -,
taken as confessed, and 3 decree Of divorce -,
reasonable allowance as aiimOny nom yoI
a. Aforesaid. for her support viii be rebdsn~
said petition prayed for. e, sonUs.
ISHAM REAVtS, Solicitor ntV
Julv 10. 1853. ~nol-4W-S790
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
tFCALNOTICB

BENJAMIN G. COOper,l In the Joan sa1,sUsbsr "
vs. ID. 1883. In ehanesF
20 '7 William Jones, nOn-residsst dsfeGasn'i AZ
are hereby notified that !, i he F sIsIR IF he Dss
mas pee ~ 80 for johnson county. h1
S Ostition and bill Of compliant, The o s5Sd + 81 rs
of which is to f~oreciOse q sersi9n Sss :. s5sfols
morssr;bsd real estate, situated in sad S
1ps Territory, towit. The 5 II q 80
I3. and VIZ, ON. Ia go: = 80 Urs
Pangs 10. to secure the payment q eefta r.
isaaTy note 5y you executed 90 said plaintiff;
sum Of S25O,0O, payable one yea- aitar o-r
;Oto-sst after maturity, at the rate OF 80
luee1s nsr snpum. which said note an6 ~ :.
per- tas T - mortgage. bears date sari1 On tie 81 5
Of july 1859. And you are re d fS5IIst g n ssid psas
u III IN ~ 70 mplaint, Oa or before the 5is
A1guat. 1868, The sam wiz be iaEsn : socoGsj
and : decree Of foreclosure, Tendsd %
aseoTdanee with the prayer thereof: ..omsl
aeeO'ua ISHAM REAVIS, Sol. for
.Iulv IS. 1868. nOI-4W-S70O. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

OFFICE o.
FoRT KEA REET. No.. -

OFFICE o.
FoRT z REET. E,.s j. +
sealed proposals are invited, and viii
this once until - 0'clock, H., on sstn,S eeira
day of August, 1883. for furnlshinr ~ r---y As =
HUNDRED TONS or WFTT Two
the Ton 70 be ascertaiDed bv 49, SUah
A3 Cubic feet to The Ton. ensn-.
The Hay to be Stacked and delivered ON
near me town Ct S~cbieska, az surh DO. hr
Q. s. shall designate. As he =
Nc part Of this Hay shall be cut With,
manding Onicer. Gee
.us COntractors place Of residence muvt
800 :. = sns proposal. togsther with the nsHs.n,z
~ t"o responsible persons as 5ureta, MdN
3iouels must he present at The cpepf1g 5
HSS = close the contract as soon as he ~. aasts
~ Proposals Tor less than 1O8 Tons n ma
October, 1853. ne 81 a.
LISPosais 70 be endorsed Proposals NJ
.nf us nay. The subscriber reserves fba1l
sn1 = oehaifo the Q Rfted STATES of rsisc,1 sshtS
any % Inc Proposals that may Be maze alt
J. ". COLEMAN
mo- lst Lieut.. 2nd Nebraska Csvsi,,
"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
LEGAL

George 81 Nixon and Charles B. Smith will take
notice that SteisOn L. Swan, assignee OF 1. T, white &
Co.. as plaintiff. has filed a petition against them as
defendants, in the District Court Of Nemaha county,
, ebraska. The object and prayer OF said petition il to
obtain a Judgment against the said defendents for the
sum OF $50, with interest from October 18th, 1850. for
the use and occupation OF a certain building rem. ed nv
said plaintiff to said defendants. At the instance Of
said plaintiff an order Of attachment has been issued
from said court, and the following property attache ed
as belonging to the said George H Nixon, to-wit: the
west half Of Lot twelve, in Block nineteen, in the town
of Brownyille, in said county Of Nemaha. Defendants
ara required to answer said petition on or before the
2Sth day Of September, 1853.
n5 -Aw-S460 E. W. HoMAs ATTY for Pt6
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
For the Advertiser

Mn. EDITOR: ] see an article in the
Nebraska City Ntws of August 8th,
charging that the Postmaster at Brown
vile had retained letters from their own
ers, and SEM them to Col. Furnas, for
inspection. Now please allow me to
state through your columns, that I acted
as Postmaster for the Regiment to with
in the last ten days ever since it left
Omaha, and / also acted as private cor
respondents for the Colonel, and know
that no private letters were sent from
Brownville for his inspection.
C. p. RICHARDSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

To BE MUSTERED OUT.-Orders have
been received al Head Quarters of this
Military District from the War Depart
.ment to muster out Of the service of the
United States, on the expiration of their
respective terms Of service, the different
companies composing the Cd Nebraska
Cavalry. Companys A, B, G, and d,
will be mustered out ID a few days, in
pursuance of this order.
We are gratifed that the War De-
partl1ent has thus decided this vexed
question. Its discussion was the fruitful
source of discomfort and ill blood.---O.
Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Nebraska Second.

We make the following extract from a
private letter, from the Neb. Sec. From
more recent intelligence we think il
probable that six or seven companies
viii be mustered out Of service in a few
days.
1--WE are now sixty miles south of FIT.
Pierre, where we have been since the
l1th Of this month, il. consequence of the
very low sage of water in the Missouri
River. The principal portion of our
Commissary and Quarter Masters stores
were left sevenfy-fve miles below here
on the river, the boats being unable to
get further up. and we have been trans
porting them to this point by wagons.
with the intention Of seizing the three
small boats above IN the fur-trade.-
Yesterday the Shreveport came down,
when we fired a shot across her bow and
caused her to round-to. She was relieved
of her furs which we're put aboard the
Robert Campbell, Jr., "a boat we had,
but too large), and she sent home. The
Shreveport was loaded and sent above.
To-day the Nellie Rogers came down,
and was treated in a like manner. We
ere now "looking QUIZ for the alone"
which is still above and viii be down in
a few days if the Indians do not capture
her fhwill enable Is now to-get U
our ~Pnes T6ssGer up the iIver. me
Indians above here are very impudent
and saucy but we cannot reach them
this season. They enticed ashore and
murdered three of the crew Of the
Shreveport. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

Hamilton Cooper, assigned In the PaEneeC Con
Of H. Billings, ty District Court S
vs.. tember term, ADS
Henry Marlatt. Debt and AttasansH
To Henry MarIatt, nonresident defendant abb
named. You will take notice, thai the Plaintiff
the above stated cause, has fled in the Office on
clerk Of the District court, in and for PaEnse@e
ty, his petition in debt, in which he claims q
the sum of S32,50 18th interest thereon from m'A
day Of August 1860, on prOmissOry note. By ygaa
ecuted on the LIST day Of April, 1860, 70 hna
Billings, payable four months after date, Wheels
was, on the 18th day Of June 1861, BY said B.n
assigned to the Plaintiff, and that an order o. =
taehment issued out Of said court, sgsinstyoErh-
t~ennents, goods, chsttles and effects, directed eI
sheriff Of said county. And you are further Doals
that unless you plead, answer, or dsmur 70 saa
titiOn on or before the 3lst day Of Ausasb looS,-
same will be taken as true and judgement rsnaaN
accordingly. pr
July Is, 1868, no1-4E-S6,QO