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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
StaDt GplhMbna.

- llnlsrc Stahtpdter ~6sfanhsn iI4 am gamita9
in niht serinaem Srutsl. Sic Grten Ron Sbrmas
Msserp hatten lei Der Court einen 9sfebl aasses
mirft, Der Den Staptratb auffcrrsrte, eas oTarez
mcnt" auf Der meittihen Scite nes Warft6aules III
sntiernen. Ser Stantratb sGaerte, Dem 9ecblc
Enlightenment !; Die Sriit lief ;u 9nSe rns am Samz
itaa 8rr,nittaa erbielt jeoes StabtratEsnlitalieS els
men 9~crlanln8sfsfcbl, fcs Su1alts, am Whcnta9
rpr Der @purt ut eriheinsn nno iid tpcsen leiner
o@c6cr1an,fsits= Ssrirci9eriin9" Su rerant,rrrtsn.
Stun tatte es uSeihsat;" nrt9igenfals frnnte Der
0erihtsbcf Gem Sanjcn %etrtaren Staetratb Elm
Ia6tauartier in Der Sail ~antpeiien unn cs blist
nidts anSsrss iitris, ais icfDrt cine Grtra SisunS
III terufen unr 2lrteitsr our gntfsrnuns bes eenahs
ten 9apsments an,ultsQcn. Gas ssiAab nsnn and
unb Mstsrr's Grtsn Gaten bic Satisfastipn, ihren
g1iaen nurhssisst neb Die treitlihe Sstte nss
Dtarftbaules in cine NMiIaucs rerrannelt III taten.
Sin iumser Mann, Namsns Gatbanisl artbe,
fel in Der Nd6e hes Sepcts am Samita9 ron Dem
Nabmittass;nse Der Columbus uno SneianarrliS
Giisnta6n. 3nci &arren liefcn iitsr lsin llnfeS
9siu uub ,erltmcttertsn hahelee in Der ihauerlth=
fen gSeile. gr itart at b~smlslten Atenn i'm 9rs
ipital rer tarmtcrsissn shmeitsrn. Ser jnnse
Dtann trar ert Is SABRE alt unS irrlte stsn aa1
Die Sase acten, ais i6m nas llnsliia raiiirte.
Ois SiTcs nes 8rctterbdnnlsrs ecpmis an Der
&iAaraBe Nurne IN Der Santltass Naht ron Siss
Zen sr6rohsn une I'M Steissr i'm aScrtts rrn $50
terautt. Sic Siets tra4en Dem Shrciernlt aut,
marfen bic 4apisre auf Den 9reen, fannsn atsr Fem
@cle.
IS waren ma6rlheinlih ~bicicltsn Siets, bic in
~reicltsn Maht BEN Shub sbcp hss tSrn. smite
AT Der @taatsitrabs beintiuhtsn une berauttsn.
sis itablsn ecrt Shubs une Stisisl i'm 2ssrtbs pcn
~unsefahr 500.
- Das brsiiGtriss SStnhm bss Srn. 9anlsr.
Der in Der Nd6e Der @arital ltniperiitdt ,rctnt, fsl
am Wrntas Nafmittas in bic Splterns I'M 6rTe
ieiner Gltern rnb ertrane. So 1T cine ~ltraftare
NahlaiTsfsit, bic S%ritsrnen r1sn 81 lalsn 'ns eis@
ieleen 1T nisier g9siie ja MsnlAenfa0cn tn MAIDEN.
ssrs @srlanst msrnsn 10000 4funo 9umrea
1000 Nfunp Teesrn. Sic trhfcn Yrsiis ,rsrnsn
ts;a6lt fsi Gang II. &rnmm.
gcp. 8. 1864. 3mtw
- Su s. 8. 8faff's rrn1ineisen @lasz rnn
Experimentation tsfonmt man Die lhrniten, tioisz
fen aampsn uun ras bette s~srsiniste Srblenpl.
Oft. s. Ga. 6SSbiriir
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
Sttefel unD S6ube.

~iinferen 9reunten unt ,3unten MAIDEN mir biernaft bic sraes
enc an,eige, tas mir in nnierem Store
SO. 200, Cub SpbfrdRs,
bi. Ste StIre nSrnlih bon Ssnia's glpot6sfs,1
~teadnois cine srpte auspabl ron stisfefn nnt sduben scr-
rdtbig BADEN. 70 nab mir in Stanb aefest fne, ale 8dufer. wel~
DE tei uns sDripre6sn, su b~efrietieen. Gtenic meresn mi'
md
nIle BsfsIlunaen
anf Stiefeln umb Sbnte mic tisbsr idnel unb put a~nsfnbIen.
ltnfere 4reiie taben mir 70 bilte as nSalid eefeut. .Snesm
mir nun fir eas uns 70 LANCE aeitenfte 3ntranen prn rnfersa
g6nnern, ~tenielbsn hermit itnfersn 9anf ~abftatten, bitten mir
~er9ebenf, ms aud ferner gu beinden uno ruercen mir benibi
iein, uniere Sreunee in iecer 5inii4t sufriseen gu feQen.
Uittmann Il. Straut.
gu. 206 Sis=SodtraSs.
Gclunlbus. Map 10. 1864. 6mt bp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10

: Scr gtsw Drrf 6sralr (rcutraO iAdet Sic:
Glcnaus Mcbrteit in Ger Staht gep Sort anf
40, 600. Sim Mirntas tisltsn bic SaltH:nte rcn
Stem Ocrf cine WtaIisn @sriamn.luns, Die sans teis
irieucs ;ablreih tsiuat rar. sSn itrsn SslhlHlz
len erflarca fe Die Gr,pdbluns gFcGlclan's fir nas
cinsise Miittsl, I'M Die 9tatiUn pom llntsr9anss ~
rettcu.
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VI Is
(Sientaa Nahmittaas Scpeihsn.

Sn Stem 0rrf unb 9uffalr sett bic @atl rrbis
BON stattsn. Gs rssnet tetis. Sic Stim,nenatz
gaze mtrp Istr itarf austanen.
Sas arisss1tif S~cariasc 1T in Stem Orrs am
sctcn1ncn cs trinst ZEN 6aurtzSnsenic,r nns 10
ron Der Manni6aft Der Nlatama ais @eiansens.
Ger &eariass tcbrte fefanntlih bes @autidiff
9Qatarna in Den @runS.)
Oas 8antitif Slcripa muree BON einem nnies
rsr &riessldife in Der @dbe ron Gan Salraecr
~aefarert. Sa5 sdif ersat i6 NIT Der Salftc iets
nsr ManniAait; Ger 8sit Der Mannihaft Hiiatcts
ih al bas llfsr.
@cIb 2411l.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
Whnefertlnt.

Srftpr: rsSas madt Sbr Bonn ea, &inSsr"
-Sunss: uasfsr iptelen Sesrdtnib." Srfs
ter: 80? ipen tssratt SIR rsnn na ?"-Sunse:
Sen Serrn 8arssrmsite - 0cftcr: r@i, Ct,
mas fat ibm senn aefsblt% -Sunse: uS4leht
,rari6 en,. Spftpr: uSatt SIR ocnn ra niht
pprber einen 9pftrr s~eruisn? {" - Sunse: uNes
- rner haten eli alien ,tlaetraat.~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10

9nf Der Glcrslanh unb Grlumfus Giientabn,
in Der Nate rrn @ttltr, srsisncte id ssltern Elm
%unslifsfaa. Gin Sampffeiel jeriprana; fis
teinsn 9rinsr alosn Ron bier, mcrcu Ger cine ais
Snsenisur, Der anccre ais !6eiser oiente, rurcen att
.sentlidlih setrrtet. Mefrere Nneere murren ltrer
~rertriibt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
Seutiher QetbitQu.

Ts l1nter;sitnsten ksen bic NIT sas Yubifun, BON 6 uIurn.
bus bGaitf baSc:l in asnntub, taB fe ben bieber pom bsrrn
Gee. NPeriuu sebale, en- eeibfaa dbsrnrmuen , unh aas an
le ssritiste Nuftrdge prompt beicrsen mereen. guseiss unS
1utlten NIT Sortrsffitsn gie,heu, fnb bel uns jeber Get su
fnhsu unb laeen mir nestaIb has gnbttna Gin, bti uns rer
lulpreGtn unt F& Az iberaeugen.
: Erlumbue, 18. Tfs. 1868, btrtS
Safct 8iefsr.
Auarf Nrttsmara,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
II +

" NDuIft
gfatioaalz unS Observation-Disclosures: 8aIenter
teutider @ebenftase auf iebsn Sag i'm Sabre. air-
den=8alenter.
ais Samburg, Gmten, rapenmiee Sabbebu.
fen, 9remerhafsn. @ismar, Stettin. StraIs
iuub, 8tel. 0ansi9, finbau unp Srtef t.
SnirDriitii1es: Die bSbit munhsrbaren rmb pabrbeitsse.
treuen Sbidiale une gbsnteuer bss 8nppfraderaefelen aeb.
mann aus 2epsfs. Der fb bic ;unt neuieelincii6sn 6iurt.
linae e~inporaeihwunaen bate. Oit 20 Gbbilhangen.
Slluirirte yioDelen uno GrSablnugeu. i3eitgehltfts
lideS. SiDgrapbiifcS. Observation-Disclosures. Sefs
nii1es. 9eligi6ies. Geoitte. Hat6iel, .t.. mil iebr
sablreiten Spl3fhnitten.
G8ir bitten bieien wirflih d ! II EFT unS rreisw Hrbi.
lhiaen 8alenrsr, Der nm ftpn gum nennten Otale erideat.
nidt nit a ntern Won dbnltd nj Sitel ,u ssr,pedisln.
SGecfalo uno Sbe,1rfauf,
9ud= unb Gunitbaneluns. Cincinnati, ..
Srfpber 26. 1854.
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Siaainspprt, Grrpn &C., Sbo,l
hen Is. Sftpber 1864.
Serausgeter hes QSeittptcn
Meine germ: = 9a iter cen @sesnitanb hr Der
Eii6eruna aeaenrGrtig Yel aeirrohen mrc, nne ipr ale
caGei intereiiirt finn, 70 mMrihe i'd. ais Burger nne Gsens
tbumSbeFser, enrb SIR r~prjuel'des Slatt etntae Senlerfun1et
tetrcifs ter Some SerIi6ernn9s=@ e'ellidat
WON 6 p(umbu6, Sbtp," an lnetne Mttburaer ~ rtb=
ten. Ser t6aurtarunf. raruin t6 aeraee jest bic Iufnlerf=
Ianfeit meiner MitbIreer anf rieIe geieli6aft gu lentsn
piiuIhe, teitebt tarin, taB t' nteine Nnerselnrna eer runtt=
(itrn ure biQiaen @eIhdftefuhrun9 Ser'elbcr duseruden mn
su9leiH e~rwGbnen nGtte, anf weld ebrlihe NeiIe tie mir ZEN
Gerlnt an meinem @t9entbum, has net rer 9eeatten @e'elI=
Idaft fIr S., 900 perThert mar, o%er9utste. YIN u. Serttr.
erlitt ih tcn 0srluit. Spgleid' rnrten n,ctne Senene aus
aefertiot une an bic Sfdce cr @eIeilidaft 8eIanet, nno Der
General =qQeut ~ferieiben, Sr. Mler. 6Gnlrn, Iprd, bale edF
rauf bei mir epr unb bcSahlte mir mein DANCES NerltdernnBs=
aec ~cpGitincig ans. Sd sc9 btele 0eIe1'6aft eetme8en Hrr,
mei( idb music, tas ticieIte suf ep!fpnnener mn iiherer 3D.
lis praeniiirt tit (nie iefer @tfhdft&ntann Bel pberhddlider
rnterIuhun9 iehcn fann) unc mel e. cine v@>e'rt @e%lel'dN9ift
lit 49, Elm ;}nnttut ur'eres ct9eneu Stddtea npn un'ern e9e@
rer StaattaCieeen cpntrCuirt - pehe tece @ardntie Ger Sis
terkeit tietcu, mic fe feline dnccre 0elellIddft haben fdnn.-
Sd mar inrncr IGem ~eut3e3sn, i9ds fdrarf beredtnet mar,
uuier @e(e ans Rem Stadte III nehmen, ue te9nnttSte nets
ale sSnIitnte, wetdbs Sn& @ec int Staate lcfen nnn be-
i~pnrers, mtnn eaenrd un>er e'9enes }petntme1en pe9hhlu9t
iruree.
]l1roeteure Snutmen GJeltes rereen iibrlih fir Geriberuns
in @eielihafren aneercr Staaten aus un'erem Staatf mcgee
Ihtcrpt cacurh tereidern mir anpere ge'sulehdttn ute an
tcre staoteu, mdtreup mir ebcrIpnchi rae @elo IN nnlerem
eiaenen Staate laHfn unr earnrd uns Ielbit teretthern fcnnten'
Oieie rt5cme @%pmrd9nie" bot ne Nrobe NADER petanfen
nne isben 0erluif ftets aufs @unftlt6he bcrtdti9t. sd babe
mir rs5falt te 8reiGeit aenprnmen, auf ipl6e E3eis uter III,
fere haIptidtlihe meilihe SeIslf6aft gu fpre6en, neil Id ea
meinen O1itbureern aeaennbsr fnr meme 8nt3t b'eit: SN
FADE alea aus eiaener Grfabruns 9eiast. SD mar 9srlt6ert,
Babe Werluit erlttsn, unc pidsr Gerlnit 1T mir %rrlltanot8 perz
aItet pprten raber fann iD uniere et9ene ropr1e ~epmpd9n'e
alien mcinen Mttbur1ern dufs Ser,id'te enlpfehien, fent in
bin psriidert, bab ollie, welde nit eent Sperattonsplan NM
her geihiftsfibrun8, ipwie nit cen Supprfcmlenren 9eanlten
~eerielben befdnnt nerben, bic @ele9enbet bennssn ,percen, tDr
g%iaentbun bel eieier geIeuidaft rerfhern gu lafen.
gGenn Sic @sgenwGr:isem eincn Glas in Sbren Spalten
| .,x1u,,,, yrp11pt rcrTp l@tp n1 ann 9nnt NEfDTt0lRu,
Siren G~r8ehenen,
gilbelm Senihfe.
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IN M~rfanias c%rsrirsu, srbalten baten; bod iinh
feline Ginselnbeiten ansesstsn.
;3mei neus &aperidiHe hafen an Der amsrifani>
{hen &iae i6re Griteinun9 9en,aht, ru,n tereits
mserere @AiFe ~seritfrt, Gle beiben ee9iean.ausa"
unb uSfultse." Gin nrittes, be1sn Same niht Fee
fannt 1T, BAT iA in Der Mdee Ger reitncii4sn Snz
isln se;sist.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
Gireleeille, @, cen "a. Oft. 1864.

6irelesille, 9, cen "A. Oft. 1864.
5eraus9ebsr bes Geitsptsn:
@eebrte Serren:- Sd ,pinfte. meme gnerfennuns
Der pinftliden uut ebrliden @si6dftsfubrun9 eer r9pme
@erii6erun9s=@eielIi6aft pom 6 Columbus,
aus,ucrIden, inben i'd meine OiittIr9er auf bic etrltde ge=
%baueluna, bic tie mir gu Sbeil. rerren lief, aufnert'am rtaese.
gs 1T 0ielen tefanut. taB i'd mein baus bet ptsn aenannfer
Gprnraanie int Suli :. So. su $500 oeriiterte NM Gas canelee
am IS. I. Nts. obtrounts. Sd Iantte tcr @sielltn't Nfat-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-11-10
Seutiher 8uh=S Store.
SCR. tblntann,

Sc. 231 SIDz9r4fra6e.
Ger INTERMEDIATE Fat neu e~rnpiangcn une fets s~orrltbis
u~ulitdnbise MusirabI peutIdtr unt engliher Bidder. (neue
aaleneer), @eidGftstider, Saiden= Afertrranbunis. Bodets
9ppfs. altunts, ale Sprten Iapiere unb Decentralization
cine srp6e Guspabl ppaer %Sfabnlen. gilcer. 3apetcn unb aea-
terporbdnee. - GILES gu ribisen 9reifen. - Bidder Ginbin=
&c nno Silcer .ginrabmuusen fpereen prompt unb id6n ans
8efhbrt.
Br. 1thlmann.
Oft, p. "a. 10 Fro
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9tc
Verii6erua9s= geieQidaft fit Geiienoe,
@artforo, Gsuuecticut.
&dpital 4. $25O,OOO
@srfdert GeriOnen aessn
Nnfalle eaer Art.
Sdbrliae qclieen werten ~aussefelt sesen cine Rramis son
Jhuf Dollars,
mufnr gerIderuns sewdbrt pre III hem getrase ron
Ginf xaufeno Dollars,
In, aaue ~;ufinisen Setsns . gerluies anf Der @eife.
SIR cine Grdnlie pun
asbn Dollars
srbGlt man eine Ipliee fir flint SaufenS 9cnars une fernr
flint unb span;is Collars Gnti9dei9nnB per Wode. tm Sale
elmer p~eri6nliten @erlesuns, melbe esn 70 @erlesten gum De.
reiben ienes @ei6dftss unidbi8 maat.
Tanfunbstpan3i9 Dollars 1rdmtum
ihern cine Yple 9cIee fir SIS. 600 uno $25 per gscde @nt=
idGcisuna fir llnidue auer unb ierer art, Oh ~sieieltsn nm
auf Der gieie pter ipnftpc fid s%utraaen.
TIr 50 per Sabr perpen 9clicer fur $500 nnt So gntfhd.
Staten fir irsene cine Sumne smifben $500 unb 81, 1000.
Sireftrren:
@ufayrs 3. Davis, SO. 9. o. Calender,
Sas. 6. 6ppart, Gec. M. aRoore.
WarIbdn Sereu, Gbenejer Noberts.
Sbps. 9eltnap, it., CHARLES Bbtc.
gornelius g. Srrujn, 'Su9b SarbiIon,
Geo. G. Gilman, 3oratban g. 8urse.
aamet q. 9atterfon, Prafeent
Wptnep 9ennis, LSefretir.
Soiepb 9owSaa, Nsent,
llnipn 9lcd, Columbus. ?.
Stcmas Mrnrle, Splieitrr.
Columbus. Sept. 2. 1884, A 81 bw 4 M n
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Weunter Sabr9ang.

SQuitrtrter Tamilien Galenber
fur 1865.
Grcs Suartc. Mit einem ihSncn stablai1s,
yNapoleou 1914"
unb 60 isbr i~rrsfaltig ausseiahrten 8ilbsn IN
6clsIhnitt.
Greis- franco per Gpii so Gents.
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tafUeEuNatger .sNogirrertht.

Ntntfnn1TI, 8. WppfMpEr.
Retl. SET 50 fir l~upsrenss I'M 0rr5sn.
Mbisfg fan su $40
Rsepprt iens grfdufe. S9ul;sr 1871 Cts.
SGmat3 Az Gts
@ruce,ies. SSbu ROber 3udsr 2i1a bis 26hs 9snte,
Raflnirter 3udsr 28% -2sa &sms. aahts 46 bic AZ IS
Nep Srlsans MrIaGss +, .20-si,25.
Metsen. Self su 5 1890 Fir rrtben; teiber s. o.
81 Is.
Rsrn Ttes auf 1926.
Hpeetn st,35 fau.
Werfs. $50 big s1,7o, is mad @dts.
Buttsr. 5iG. Sbu az bs 46 zemts. Natrase gut.
GieI so biz 3, Gents. Cute WadSraee.
aGfe, 20 II Gents fir Wefern &eierSe 1lau.
aartpffeln, bette $31Ls bis 1874 pas Barrel, Han.
6eu, benes k23 bis S2i per Tonne.
IsrfeL bette DlNide, 1884, tas gasrsl.
WSarftprers BON 1DinmDu8.
B0aeaaib eOrrieirt bon .. 8roots stearnsn. 10.
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ea Ger General 9aent aerase in Brown Gountp mar, UNI einen
antern gerluif ,u bsrihtiaen, 70 fam Der Secretar, pelder bic
Sade niht bis sur gtHdfebr bee asenten aufi@ieben ppute.
dnt Olontas, een a.. ieltff ternnter, nnb eriette mir mensn
Terlaft %pslfdrsig. SD ipinidte, Sic whrben btefe 9elsn
in Sbr Satt %aufrsbrtenj benin i'd CLAUDE, taS teie Genras.
ME uniers epilfOnmenen @ertrauens pIreia tit nnh nntiomebr
pom uns nnterithst werben fclte, ale fe ibren Sis in unierer
9fdbe bat. SD baltic es fir nnfre 9Hibt, re fur infer gefes.
htele ~Gpnpa9nie renientper anrerer Staaten %rprsu3ieben; nno
;par aus herielten lria6c, aus rer mir in anbern @eiddftss
smetGen uniern etaenen etnbeimii6en 6duiern Zen 0or3us ee=
ben benn haburdh. eas mir eas Gele i'm Staate tebdlten, per.
mebren mir eeHen Reitthunt.
Sneern i'd Ter .6ome @pmpaanie su Columbus BEN Or
fcls minits, wek9en sieislbe pHsnbar ~vereient, Bin i'd,
@5tungsspl, SIR.
6. g. 8nabenidub
Sen 9. Npp. 1864 - i'm. 10. II. bp.
Samuel shafer, Pltf Before Geo w Meeker, j.
against P. of Montgomery Township,
Ira Wilkinson, Def't. Franklin Co., o..
On the 9Th day ofOc ober A. D. 1864 said Justice issued
an order of Attachment in the above action for the sum Of
two hundred and eight dollars and thirty seven Cents
SAMUEL sHAFFER.
Columbus, o October 7th 1864 3ww
Vdrm I'll p%errenten.
Ser ltntsrseidnete panfbt feline aus 200 gder ~hefebente
8arm 3u perrenter. Sieielbe liest A WeiIen ron Columbus
an Ter cleveland Giisnbatn. Ole 6dfte bee aanbes III ae.
flirt. Gin 9ridbaus, nebit Sfeuer unb StalIung beinhet
ib auf Der 8arm. gSesen sdberem wsnse man fb an BEN
@isentbumer.
Sriscria ssetsr,
~rpbnbaft in Clinton SppnIbip, In ter
Columbus, Gpp. I '64.-4mp Hibe obiser aarm.
SanfIagung.
alIen S%renntsn. 8efannten unb 9snienisen. weL@e hem
ssidenbesdnsniTe meinss spbnes. Srieeri6 Q8il6eln,, beis
uobnteH, tatts i'd bisrmit fur seren sbsilnabms ntsinsn tisf'
~9efublten 9anf ab.
Ser trauernte Batter,
9Insreas 9inbner.
Columbus, Sft. 81. is6i.-t M In i m no
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,Si89inspert, Grrwn &C., Sbic,l
ZEN 25. Sftpber 1864.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
lookout for the Collector.

We are very sorry to inform or pat
rons that we shall have to come round
collecting in a day or two. We are COM
PEELED to do this in order to meet the de-
mands of our business.
Subscription is payable in advance
We have not 10 all cases stictly required
the observance of of this rule, but we are
compelled ts do so now. Persons know
ing themselves indebted to US on this
score, will confer a great favor by calling
at our Office and settling up as soon as
they can.
Advertising is payable quarterly, IN
advance, bat we have not insisted upon
this rule either; and so have collected
nothing since the beginning of the present
roiumn, Sept. s, 1864. We must now
ask our patrons to settle up for their ad,
ver;isirg to the lst Of January '65, and
shall make cut our bills accordingly.
Be prepared for Us when We come.
Give US a pleasant reception, and a'satis-
factory visit, that friendship may long ex,
is, between US.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

slavery. This being so. why should we
not strike hands and make peace az once
on the basis of the restoration OF the
Union! Both sides oncur that slavery
was the author of tho war, and both as
cordially agree that slavery must be a
bylished. Let us, then, have peace on
the basis of the determination of slave5y.
Admitting all that the CnrOnicle says
10 regard to the abolilion Of slavery is
rue, we must take into consideration that
the south IS aot a~bolishing slavery for
the sake of the slaves as we are doing,
but as a means of gaining their independ-
ence, and therefore there is no hope OF
both sides "strlking hands over the re-
suit when the abolition shall be accom-
pIished; but il rather indicates that the
Determination of the south viii compel
US to carry on this war until the leaders
of the rebellion are exIerminated and
the southern people exhausted and con.
quered.
Slavery or no slavery is.not now the
question between us and the C~onfederacy
but it is independence Submissive. This
is the question upon which or mus
fight them or treat with them, and wher
the war ends this is the question il vii
decide.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Missouri.

81. Louis, Nov. IS.
We have elected our entire delegation
to Congress from this Stale, excepting
one lost in 81 LOUIS through party dlvi-
son. Glover ami A d ron are re--lect,
ed; B I'd is beaten in the South West by
Kelso ano.her radical, an equally sound
an;i-Slavery men
The Constitutional State Convention
will meet in ST. Louis on The Oh Of Jan
ugry, 1865, to declare Immediate eman-
cipauon.
New YoEK November 25.-
The Worlds Fortress Monroe CORES
pondenee sayes: The rebel soldiers are
sad TO be under the belief that Sherman
is marching on Lynchbu:g.
From The saue aource we learn that
the rebels are mining heavilg before Pc
tersburg, and that immense quantities OF
powder are being brought here from the
South.
New YoRK. November %.
The HeraIt'S Washington special saps
it is reported from City Point that two
divisions of Early's army have arrived at
Petersburg. Vienna, Fairfax county has
been reoccupied by our troops, offering
protection 10 the inhabitants, and enadl-
ing refugees 10 return.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Wound OF Gen. Canby.

Sometime ago our exchanges brought
us the report of the wounding of Gen
Candy at the mouth White River, Ark
This occurred as the General was passing
up the river to Little Rock, for the pur
pose of inspecting the troops in the Dept
of Ark. A single guerilla fired upon tn,
boat from the brush, and struck the Gen
in The upper part of of the thigh, inhict
ing a severe, but not fatal wound.
We have heard several rumOrs Of hi
death since, but they prove to have been
mere inventions, as last reports represen
him in an improving condition. He is a
New Orleans, and rnder the careful at.
tention of Mrs. Candy, and bis Surgeon
will soon be on active duty again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
"SeaHdalOuS."

We published in yesterdays issue a
small item, stating hat the Lacy had
gone into winter quarters at Brownvi.le.
Such was the telegraphtc report sent by
the Clerk of the boat to parties in this city.
and requesting our business men to send
10 that place for their freight as the boal
could not come farther up the river. Ac-
cordingiy about twenty-five teams were
sent down after The goOds-when they
arrived al Brownyllle, the boat had left
without discharging the freight, and wa:
trying tomake lis way up TO Peru landing.
when opposite Sonora Island she ran OF
q bar, since which time the water ha:
fallen some two or three feet, so that il il
impossible for her 10 come farther up Of
unload her freight. This little excursion
of the Lacy from Brownyille to Sonora
Island, has cost our merchants some three
or four hundred dollars in cash, beside.
the delay of not receiving their goods
Such proceedings as this will not soon b
forgotten by our business community
Neb. City News.
The officers of the Lacy were no
wholly to blame in this affair. They tel
egraphed to the merchants of Nebraski
City to know what they should do, an
the merchants replied for them to dis
charge their freight at this place, bat tn,
message was not delivered by the opera
. until aftar tho ica had RIM ont of m
river and the boat was under way.
This is not the only time such a thin
as this has occurred. Dispatches are a
.lauad to remain In Av ~rvtvSruPH Oiio
for two or three days after they are re
ceived, frequently causing great loss an
Inconvenience.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01
Movement Of Hood.
Louisville, Nov. 9

Louisville, Nov. 25.
About thirty of Jesse's meu were a
Shelbyville last night, robbing, etc. Jesse
- as a Green river at the same time plum.
eIng the people.
A Federal force has been sent oat from
Frankfort to look after him.
Gen. BuTbTidge, with his command
has arrived at Cumberland Gap.
An accidental fire al the State Peni,
;entiary at Frankfort, last night, de.
siroyed he chair mandatory, black
smith and carpenter shops. Loss $50.
900.
Rumors prevail here, which if variiied
would be %contraband, that Hoods army
was marching on Pulaski, ON Wednes
day, with about 80. 900 men. consisting Of
,hree brIgades of cavalry and ten batter
les of ~arulery, including reinforcement
rom Forrest and Dick Taylor.
Hood will either fight at Columbia, OF
leaving Columbia to the left, will march
nto East Tennessee, and join Breckin.
rIdge. It's probable a battle was fought
at Columbia to-day.
A rebel Colonel was killed in a Skin.
mish yesterday.
A detachment of our cavalry pickets
driven In within thirty miles of Columbia,
say the rebels were repulsed by our in
fantry on Wednesday. Our forces with
drew from Pulaski, and are supposed TO
be concentrated at Columbia.
No danger to Paducah for the present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-01

James II Beddow and Felieitie BeddOw, bis wife,
will take notice that john O.. A. Smith rs plaintiff,
has filed a petition on the ebaReery side Of the
District Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Terrific
r, against them as defendants, the object of which
is TO fOreclose a certain mortgage made by the said
Felicitie and james II. Beddow, June. 9th A. ID.
1859 on the North West Quarter. and the South
West Qualter Of the North EAST Quarter, and Lots
No. one and two Of Section % and Lot No. one Of
Section No. Is ali in Township four (4l North,
Range Sixteen Is East Of 9Th Principal Meridian,
tuated in The said County Of Nemaha. Said mort
gage having made 10 secure the payment ola GER
tain pr0missOry note belTi g even date with said
mortgage, made by the said Fslicitie and James H..
Beddow tor $500. 90 due six months after date with
interest from maturity at the rate Of Eve per cent
per month, the prayer Of said potion is that tie
said land be sold the proceeds be applied in pay
ment Of said aots.
Said defendants are repaired tn answer said pc
tition OF or before the i9ih day Of December A. ID.
1864. E. w. TH01AS, Sol. for Cont.
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