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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-02-11
SHERIFF'S SALE.
David Grin Y. 80 FastsrI1

Notice is hereby given that ! will Cfer for aals at
public auction at the front entrance Of Den's baild-
ing, in BroWnville, Nemaha County, Nehrasba,
that being the house IN Ehieh the District lCOurt
for said county was Iastheldl on -st4
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1t is conceded that Shefnans OBJ
ject in depopulating Atlanta is to make
the place vast arsenal and depot Of
supplies. General Hoods object in
granting truce for the ostensible re-
moval of the exiles is not so clear but
inasmuch az the authorities in Rich
mond appear TO have approved Hood S
action in the premises, we must con-
clude that no danger is apprehended
from this truce
Atlanta Is already powerfully fortified
on the north and west. The fortifica-
tions will be extended around the city,
guns of the sheayiest caiiber will be
mounted, a garrison of several thou
sand negroes will be collected, and in
~the course of few weeks Sherman's s
recruited and rested army will be free
TO operate in any direction. Are the
people of Georgia and the Confederate
Government insensible TO this fact, or
is it deemed the best policy to continue
undertaking the value OF Atlanta as
stragetic point
Our authorities have not forgotten
the plan proposed a year or two ago by
some Yankee commander of parcelling
the South into military districts, with a
heavily garrisoned stronghold in each
district Sherman is but carrying out
this plan, and laying the foundation of
our subiugation. Atlanta may not
have the natural advantages which Que
bee possesses, but art can easily remedy
the defects OF nature. The spade has
proved the deadliest of weapons in the
hands of the Yankee. A little time
and little dirt will make Atlanta
practically Gibraltar. Are we ready
for tlis ?
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DETECTIVES OUTwITTED BY WONEN-We
published sometime since, an account OF
the arrests made in this city, ST Louis,
and Indianapolis Of a large gang OF
makers, counterfeit dealers, showers.
&C, of Uaited States Treasury notes,
who were seized, together with their
paper, presses, plates, &c, and taken
to Washington, All the parties in this
business were not arrested, it seems,
and detectives have been at work for
some time, endeafcring to secure
Others of the gang Several of the
United States detective force have been
in this city for some time, "piping
William Beckley, a well known colorfd
man, venerable in years, and familiar
to the "cops as dealer in the
stuff" Mr. Beekley's residence is ON
the north side of Third street, two
doors west Of Race, to which place he
was traced at about dusk last night, by
one OF the gentlemen from Washington,
who entered the house, and attempted
his arrest Mr. Beckley had allies, how
ever, Of whom detective Wood had not
the slightest suspicion, and these i'm
mediately made their appearance, in
the shape Of three very buxom negres-
ses, the wife and daughter Of Mr. Beck
ley, who encircled the detective in
bear-like hug Of their dusky and mus
cular arms, making him their prisoner
completely, while Beckleg e. cape Il
Csaciandh Commercial
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT FIERI FACLAS TO NE
ID directed from the Circuit Court of the United
states for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term 1854 VII expose 70 public sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash. at the court house docT an
the city Of Nashville, commeE@iDg tctEeen ihs
hours of 10 and II O'Clock, a. M, on saturday the
ib.h day OF October ls6f. all the right ufie,
clam, interest aud estate, which James Andrews
has IN sud % the following described pieces OF par
GELS Of snd lying ia the town Of Columbia, State oI
Tennessee, aud county 81 MsHry, tO-sii:
'sIart Of lot No. -. tegnning p feet 80 inches
south Of the southeast corner ef loE No. p 0 MslH
street, running thence south 2s feet s. inches %
lamb snd lcklns line; thence east i72 Ieti %
an slsey thence north - feet 81 inches 70 James
Andres line; thence Eesi IT2lS feet 70 the begin
ing, upon Whiehis tws story BRICK house, regis
tered N Book L. Nod. 2 PIP l97 and les, in Regis
ter's office Of sad county.
. 10 upon & lot, beginning IS feet north q The
southwest corner of lot No. = Of the plan Of tbs
town 81 Cclambis. running thenee south is14 fseii
thence east % feet; theNce north is1< feo; theee
west 30 feet 20 the beginning. upon which y we
story brick buildng Levied on % SATISFY ludg-
rneni rendered by said court at is Aprl term lisa
in favor of W. P. Wilstsch 6Co, and aEsinst James
Andrews. n y dL lSCOChf
ssps--si y. 8. hAFsbsl.
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STRETCH IT A IdrTLE.-A little girl and
her little brother were on their way 10
the grOeers the other morning The
roof Of the houses and the grass on the
common were white with frost, and the
wind was sharp. They were both poorly
clad, but the little girl had a coat over
her, which she seemed to have out
grown.
As they walked briskly along she
drew her little companion close mp to
her saying
"Come under my coat Johnny
" II isn't big enough for both, vas
his reply.
4" guess ! can stretch il \ little, she
said.
And they got as close together and AZ
warm as two birds in the nest
How many shiYering bodies heavy
hearts, and weeping eyes there are in
this world, just because people do not
stretch their comforts a little beyond
themselves. --CIids Word
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MAxSA-Sir Rodsrick Murehison has
been informed that fall Of mama has
recently taken place in Asia Minor
This ma ma Is lichen which is formed
in the steppes of the Kurghis, and is
often carried in these falls 10 the west,
across the Caspian. The grains, which
are always perfectly detached, have
much the form Of raspberry or null
berry, and are found frequently 10 be
attached 10 = stony support Of granite,
sandstone, and lime The mama is
ground into -four. and baked into bread,
and is known among the Turks by the
name Of ARCHAEOLOGICAL, which means
Eonder-corn Of grain
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NO. I52
The Final Struggle.

lFron the Rehmond Examiner, Sept 2f
The final struggle for the possession
LOT Virginia IS now near. This war draws
to q close If l,iehmond is held by the
South till the lst Of November il viii
be ours foTevermOre, for the North will
never throw another large army into
the abyss where 50 many lie; the war
viii conclude, beyond a doubt, with the
Independence Of the Southern States
Events have made this city, in itself in
significant, the keystone Of the arch
Probably the last immense effort which
the enemy is about to make, would not
be attempted hsd not Atlanta fallen
INTO the hands OF Sherman. But Sher-
mans triumph eOmpels Grant 10 match
IL or sink into insignihcance.
According to their Weil settled Gus
tom, the enemy proclaims one intention.
Grant himself, in public speech made
during his late Journey, has notified the
country that whereas sherman had
scOtched the tail in Georgia, be was on
his way to crush the head Of the
rebellion in Virginia What is Of more
Importance, he has brought up the
James River fifty thousand new troops.
1t is true they will hardly do more than
make up the depletion of the last two
months. ID is also true that they are
troops of the meanest descriptiOn-sub.
stitutes, the crimped levies, the ref1se
OF the Yankee army Bet they are not
brought here now in mass, except to be
employed immediately. The blow must
be struck within the next three weeks
orit cannot be struck at all Even sue.
cess would be useless for the election,
unless obtained in the coming month.
But ii is useless TO enumeTate the
proofs of the proposition, which no in
telligent observer can treat as doubtful
that the final struggle for Nirginia Is
about 10 be made below Petersburg.
and perhaps, too, in the valley. Only
the fear clouds the rejecting mind. Ii
is fear arising from the past conduct Of
our central military authority on every
such crisis. Just when the scale trem-
bles, Just when the enemys columns
are about to emerge from the mist, that
have hitherto been their chosen mo-
ments to disintegrate our forces, and to
attempt insignificant conquest hum
dred miles away. LOngstreet was sent
" tnICat<u RuOAfillc when UfAHL WAS
about to bound on Lookout Mountain.
An army was distinguishing itself
before Little Washington while Butler
was landin3 at Bermuda Hundred.
Breckenridge was ordered out of the
valley while Hunter was about entering
it. Recollections like these crowd upon
the mind and painfully Oppress Il now.
This sepeies of tragedy, so often occur
ring, is the sole fear Of the army and
country at this moment But at this
time, at least, we tremble before our
shadows. Some personages in history
have been styled worse than the un-
taught, because they were unteachable.
but their existence may be doubted
By such stern lessons as the Confeder-
ate authorities have received they must
have learned at least this much-that
troops must be concentrated in a coun-
try at stake, not sent out of it,
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United States of America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEssEE-No. sc

MIDDLE IiSIklCt OF IEAAE-SEE-NO. sc
WHEREAs HORACE q. HARRISON, ESQ,
w Attorney Of the United States for sand District.
Who pTnseeures therein, on bshslf Of the United
states aud Jos. r. J him, ESD, Surveyor OF Cu'-
toms, has fled an Information in the District Court
0f the United States for said District, against ll9
packages merchants aud suffers goods, now lying
iH the storehouse formerly occupied by Messrs. A.
J. Duncan Co, on the public square in RashY lie,
Tennessee, and against all persons lawfully inter-
gerng for their interests therein-alleg NJ that on
Sept 2ilk, 1861, SAID property Was seized IN said
district on land fy Jos. X. Diiiin, ESD, Surveyor of
customs, ~ fOriched for caut es mentioned ID said
Information, snd praying FOR the usual process
Nos therefore, IN obedience b. the lnOIilon Of said
CONT hereby give public notice to all per ons in
ferestsd in said properly, to appear before said
Court al the Courtroom in the Capitol at Mas shylle
Ia aid Dsific on the 80 Monday 10 October inst,
then and there 10 PROFOUND their claims and make
their allegations.
+ r. GLASC00K,
Marshal Z. g., Middle District Of Tennessee.
oct l-iAt
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or A WRIT NENDITIONI EXPO
ID MAS 10 ne directed from The Cicmt Court ct
tle United states for the Middle District OF rennes
ea Vt its April term. lSGt 1 viii expose 10 pubiic
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. AZ the door Of
Tie z,nrt house in Nashville, Tenn, commencing
between the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock, a. M GU
Saturday the 18th day of October, ls6i all the
right lille claim interest and estate hch -. Cook,
~ has IN and 20 the following described properly,
to-wt-
housc and LOT of ground ON the south east cor
ner oi the sqtare IA town 81 Letiiion, Ienn boul,d-
cd a. iallows on the east by College street. the
south ly the first Cross st Get running east, and
west !rum south 10 College street, on the west hy
the lots Of l.. Sypert. and on the north by g. l. Sy-
paFf and T. J. Siratton Reference Is hereby made
10 deed OF above lands registered IN the Registers
office OF Wilson county, IN Book No. ., page 4s2 y
Levied on 10 satisfy Iudgmem rendered by said
Cirrut court at It's October term, ls6s, Ia favor o
Iohu NJ Maris 4 Co. and against the said D.
Cook. Jr. T. X. tIlASC0Ck,
sep6-st L. :. Marshal.
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EFFECTS OF INA0IS4TIOs.--W When the
waters Of Glastonbury we're az the
height Of their reputation in 1861, the
following story was told by gentleman
Of character An old woman Of the
workhouse a. Yeoyil who had long
been a cripple and made use Of crutch-
es, was strongly inclined 70 drink Of the
Glastonbury water, which she was as
surcd would cure her lameness. The
msster Of the workhouse procured her
several bottles Of water, which had
such an effect that she soon laid
aside one efutch, and notSong after the
other This was extolled as a most
miraculous cure, but the man protest.
ed 70 his friends that he had imposed
upon her and fetched 4water from an
ordinary spring 1 need not inform
your readers that the force Of imagin-
ation had spent itself, and she felapsed
into her former inlrmity,
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General Butler on Newspaper CORES
B0ndeHfS

A copy of the suhjoined circular hsi
been sent to every newspaper cores
pondent in Gen. Buffers department
HEADQ. Rs, DEPT OF NIRCINIA AND NoRTH l
CARoLTNA, Is THE FIELD, Sept. %, "a !
To THE NEWSPAPERS CORRESPONDENTS Coz
NECTED WITH TIE Army OF THE JANIS
AND IN THE DEPARTMENT oF VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA
GENTLEMEN-I need not say 10 You
probably, that I have never interfered
with the quantity, kind or quality OF
your communications in regard to the
movements of the ARMY OF the James,
or in this departments | have stated
TO some OF You that desired that YOU
should speak only Of acts done, and to
say nothing of movements when IN
preparation or while in progress. For
ty-eight (4S) hours at the furtheTest
brings to the enemy, III printed form,
as well the speculatoins and prognosli-
cations OF events about 10 happen, in
which you may indulge, as the facts
that have already happened, which
you narratc
From my knowledge Of You and each
of yoH so far as you are known TO me,
/ believe all sincerely loyal and patri-
otic, and shat either of YOU would not
willingly do anything which would aid
the enemy, and yet unwittingly have
thought that you do p
Now, then, | desire that in any cor
respondenee from this department
there shall be no prognostieations, no
assertions that you could give news if
it were not contraband, no predictions
that movements are about TO be made
that viii surprise the enemy or any,
body else Indeed, allow me TO com
mend to you, as a rule of action, the
advice of Hamlet to his friend Horatio,
when he desired TO keep secret his acts
and Intentions
That you, at such times seeing me never shsil
With arms encumbercd thus 0r this head shake,
OR by pronouneine OF some doubtful phrase,
As well, well We know
Or We could, an If We Ou'd;-
Or five list to speak or there he an ifthey might
o. &c some such Ambiguous giving out lis note.
That you know aUght u me;
THIS do you swear.
After any movement has been made
and completed, then you can give such
an account of it, and OF the officers and
men engaged in it, as your good judg-
ment and good taste may dictate, and
for that purpose every facility of public
or official documents in my possession
viii be put at your disposal.
A word further of caution, and hope
! shall not have troubled you in vain
Description of the movements of Off
GERS of high rank frequently give the
enemy a clue that some movement is in
progress, which a reasonable amount of
sagacity viii enable them to discover.
/ have the honor to be, gentlemen,
very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, BENZ. f. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT, VENDI1 I0NI EXPO
ID MAS, 20 me directed from the Circuit COurt Of
the United States FOR the Middle District Q! IenIs-
see at its April TERM 1854 ] will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
house door n the city Of Nashville, commencing At
10 o'clock. a. IN on Saturday, the 18th day Or'-
tober 1854 s the right. hile, claim and interest,
and esate which G.. Fletcher has in and 20 the fol-
loving described piece or parcel Of land, tO-wit
"I,t No 50, aud part Of lot No. SS in the plan Of
the town OF shelby ulle Tennessee, with al the In
,no. .eneuts thereon" Levied on 20 satisfy judy
ineut rendered by the Circuit Court of the United
staes, Al its Ocohrr term, 1855, in favor Of Trow-
lndge, DsiRht Co., and against the said g..
Fletcher. 4, h. GLASC0CK,
.,,,t.- "a II q Marshal
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The Dundee ADVERTISER 0,reulates the
following story: On one occasion a beg
gar wife, on receiving a gratuity from
the ReV. John Skinner, Of Longside au>
thor of g Tullochgorurn, said TO him by
way of thanks, " Oh, cir, houp that ye
and a your family viii be in heaven the
nieht Vel" said Skinner, :" I am
very much obliged to you; only you
need not have Just been so particular as
to time.
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NV books viii show that for the past ave months
nv practice has Increased hundred Per cent. over
the sst year. until t Is not to be surpassed by any
in the State. With my general Prselee IN tie city,
treat the following
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases OF the Throat, Ssselled JOINTS,
sGfi Limbs, Pieurisy Pains, Ulcers, Cancer Gravel,
Diseases Of the Heart and LIVER, Inflammation OF
the Stomach, Neuralgia, Kings Evil or Scroiuls,
Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyss, DebhtSted sys'
TENS, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with AL Private Diseases, and Diseases of
The Urinary Organs.
TO the Ladies'.
All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who hare been 50 uniortu-
to Their full time II found pregnant by gying me
steriIlty.
Young Married Ladies whose misfortune II hss
been not 10 bring forth in due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and repieDish. II
this is your desire you can consult ne either by
letter OF in person No lsdy over thirty years
o. age need make application. All Aicommunieaho1s
bJ letter or person strictly conn Dental
Night Emissions Cured.
Young MAn, stop before you further 20. OF all
diseases subject 70 MEn there is disesse 50 hzrd
70 cure Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating Il sud 70 you an
ssy that have cured dozens 10 this city, ~ well ~
IN different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar, and are now well cured by me- ! am daily re-
oeivng letters and sending medicine 70 al paTts OF
the country. In a word, ell thst are diseased 10
any Wsy, and viii give me cal, VIII give ssrs-
fachon Tor 81 of the diseases mentioned IN this sd
vertisement The best OF references gwen IN this
city.
Al letters directed to
DR.. AoGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Janl viii met with prompt ssten1on.
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The North American Review argues
that profanity indicates a chronic weak
ness Of intellect and poor education,
for il requires no genius 10 swear while
it does require some learning and talent
10 converse in genteel language. Let
the profane make a note OF this.
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A man brought beforesa Justice Of
the Peace in Vermont charged with
some petty offence pleaded IN exteau-
alton q natural inhrmlty, i should
have made considerable fgure in tho
world Justice" said be, HifI hadn't
been fool; lie a dreadful pall.back to
3 man"
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO wRTTs ALIAS Fl FA TO
ID me dlrecsed from the Circuit court OF the United
states for the Middle District Of Tennessee, at its
April tern iS64, viii expose 70 public sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash, al the court house door IN
the city OF Nashville, Tennessee, commencing be-
tween the hoars OF 10 snd II m, saturday the
18TH day of Octotor lsG4, All the right, uue,
claim iuterest and estate which Algeron Barr snG
William 81 VOORHEES, has IN and 70 The 70 lcv ing de-
scr bed piece parcel Of land situated M the town
of COumtia, State of . tennessee, to-Wit;
"A lot bounded on the north by The lots Of Ed
ward Kuhn sud J. ". S. Frierson, south by lots No
- and -. east 10y EmhaFg9 street; snd vest ny an
a lev, running north snd south" Levied on - the
property OF rarr q VOORHEES,, TO satisfy indgmen-s
rendered hy said Circuit 81 is April term, lS6z, 10
favor ol pGer. Nouns 4 Co, and Meader Co.
T. *. GLASCOCK,
san6-9t U y Marshal.
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A cannon which was giving noiiiica-
ton Of war meeting at NOrtn Adams,
q few days since, burst at the. breach,
and piece few through a window oi
the Baptist Church, smashing door 70
splinteTs and just grazing the organ
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convict died in bis cell IN tho
Michigan State prison, the other day,
who had been confined seventeen years
for the murder Of his father.
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1t IS only great periods Of calamity
that reveGl 20 as eur greai man, a.
com, T. are revealed by total . ipses Of
the sun.
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so, 25 and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We would respectfully invite the attention Of
kENs- LEALERs BsoxsEILEns, snd heslers in CHEsf
PUEIIcATI0Ss, PEaiuDICAIs, 6c 90 car lSeihues ioT
paclziug and i9rgarding everything n our line ttt
fls nfss0N yflapfifase and ID lslfsa. All goods
packed With the utmost care, snd O. rEarded, 10 AT
Instances b The rcrg csTilcf cgrc.d.fe ioioHine
llle receipt q to 0r,ierF. When pgeicfred ~ Gus
toners We senE IS Mail every day.
Hs-rhe pgicea of FsIseTr, Magazines, &c, ste a.
tiii- time lowing 10 the cout41uAl change ln lie
i.sice of Prnuug Paper, very fiuctusung, saa We
therefore omIs InntnE the pre- 81 anything in ne
hst Persons desiring b. learn tho puee 81 any
Publication win be promptly iniouis. BY return
mad, Il they vii qse az 8 lsi 81 list mas te
Nalsied, and enclose = POSTAGE stamp i"E TIE
answer e. D. BELdSNhBER,
~ College street, Nashville, Tenn
Eo- la sending as money, Always nenuon ihe
sulOuni sou send
CaEAP NOVELS AZ THE LowEsT Paicrs.
iulyzs-5m
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MarshaPs ~ ale.
U. s. DISTRICT COURT.

Z. ). UISIhIJI DUUhI.
VNpurztlance ofa VIZ { Of EenditiOni ExI Onas sled
from said Court in the cause Of the L. STATES Ts.
j. % % cf Coffee and Rag Of Pepper, marked 81.
A. lax, Nashville Tenn. being cause No. 10--in
said Court On Thursday, the 18th Inst al the
Storehouse formerly occupied by A. J. Duncan &
60, on the putlic iquare. IN Nashville. between
th. hours 81 Do and Ii o'clock A. NJ. will sell for
cash in hand 10 the highest bidder the sioresa
D operty, seized and condemned as forfeited IN said
cause. -
f. r. GIASCOCK,
Alarshal T. Middle District Of Tennessee.