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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

DEsERTER SHOT. A desertor, name M
.uown was shot in the shoulder Yesterday afternoon on
thc Battery hy the guard who hsd him in chnr2e Hhit
attempting 10 desert lie wah takcn 80 bUYerngr'
Islsnf hy Snr-eant q KriDn Of TIC Narhnr Falioe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

CHANGE OF HOUR-On and after III YRS
~ DAY, Oct. 20. the Steamers of the NORWICH ASv
WORC ESTE LINE viii csye their ocrsh Pisr No ~ Morn
R,Sst Al O'CLOCK 2. NJ, instead ofs - heretofore.
T. = MARTIN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Dui!0ina alaisrials.

MARBLE MANTELS.-Tbe best plece in
WI the city to purchase cle-p and wei hn'hei
AT KLABERS Msl.o Mandatory No iv' ts~s i''o
:, nogr 81 a. How-Yofk ca. ths out
nIpF FOUNDRY. -- Cast Iron Drain Pipe,
= IaN Az hftnpD BRADf No 90 Greene,I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

Hrpsos R,y~s RA,I.oApaA M SurKniswyryy
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FOR Al
i sANY AND TROY connecting With Ire N NORTH IN
VI .st--I gsins esvs ffoss Chan oers ofestL 80.
Y.o,ru ~. m Paekskin rrsins. lt;ss -
W,y Mat ~, NJ Hxpw.ss. and 4:l5p.
loo M, b. lO:$0p. IN. Sing sing lIsin OILS M
PoIespsie Trains, dS.D' lary'o"n train' ''-V v IN
rs 100 o. n Train ha. sespins Cara a,teshsd rom o
Stree, .houss to Buffalo ana suspenson bnos' ""n'~
stsns-.
80 4 N TOIJEF Y. As4t. SupS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JTPsEY

O-from Piey No. Moth River. connecting at tsmptse
Junction With Delaware Lsekavaru sni western bs1ro.<
ard Al Esstsn With Lchisn Vale. Rsrosd and Is
Hons, fcrDgs difses line 10 Phbsrs and ths West VIII
out chsnss Of cara. = - - 49, - ...u
Two Express Trains daily for the Wes. ercsp1 soniss~
when evening Ifuir. -
sixty Miss and Two Houu ss,ed by rns to ciicss~
Cincinnati. s. Louis etc. With bu. cns change OF cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing September 49, 1884 leave Nsw York IS ovss
At6;o0 . u, for Esstsn March Chunk WilisnsPor<
kabsnoy CITY Le.
Y NAL TRAIn-At 1J q for FleminStsn, Esston WaS
Gap, Sc.antop, wuksibssrs, Great bend Pson Bashss
ton, lie.
800 a. NJ western Exprss Tor Eas,on, hl.n.own ks.&
ing Hsrsnnrr Ptsbgs and the West with but ore chan3s
Of CinciGnsi Chicago, and Da. t~a oLsnsc 10 ~
Lous
300 u TsNy-Fot Ea,too. Allentown, hsuea Chre,
Wlkesbsrrs, "EliamspoTt, hesdp. Psitsyile hNn.ssN
$3.50 y. a-For Easton, Allentown, ana msuen Cham
4:50 p M-Poy 3ouicIvile and FeninSton-
sr a.-Ror Somsvnls.
7Os ~ w.srsys FxpRsss-Fcr Fs,.'n Anento~S
Resdinx Hsrrybarg Pi.bursh and the sst- SieeyAA1
ear, through from Jersey City Pttsburgn cvsy eEcnin,
ELnByrHPoRT AND Nsw-Y0RK FKERY-Lesys Nsss
York fro Pier No. ~ X, 81 0ls q m; l. An. add -
o. "a Boa, .lop at Bergen Point aud hsrners Hs bor
Tickets the West be obtsined Of The obcc o' ~
Central Rsilrosd COMPANY Piee No. ~ T.. 81 Ne
Astor House. No I'll Broadway, snd at tue ptne,p4
hoteiA JOSIAH y. STkAESs, sursTntendrne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMMEA
IL ARRAEoEMEnr.-Lssvso hsw orr, Jsnes-sp -
34hst Eat Rve for seDp,r.. as h4rbo; h.lp'on. -
as For Greenpor:, Ri,srte,z ispasrs .a9 - -
lDxdsle .. s q Ia. aud $50 and 5 - 2. n fo' syoas&
a. 10 81 IN. and ayc tssse connect Tor Cold rris4
Winastd at snd 1870 r.. snd = 20. ~ and oS p
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Ntb sti ~
River q sa r fer Riverhesd stopping eli ssrons -
cert H-my~,.d ard syosse E1carsop fescts for ts ~
at sedsesd rsies A. RGAsOHSR Supertn.eGdsak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

OPPOSITION LINE.
CENTRAL. AMERICAN TRANSIT cOAPANY.
SHORT ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA via NICARAGUA
no CHARGE FOR MEALS ON THE TRANSIT.
The New ard Eegln: Steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
u. :. BABcOCK, Commander. o. SATURDAY, Oct ~ at
noon aad every Saturday weeks thereafter from Pier No
~ North River o. OF Warren a. connecting with tho ote
ship Moses Tsyor Price Of passage low by sny other
ne oaeg equs Inducements IN speed safety style Of living
and accommodations For passage apply shs oce Of tho
Company, No III Wet, cot. OF Warren =.
d. N. CARaISGTON. Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
AEETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT

- ;.
POh B05rOH
woRctsr PALMER rITaHBrEg, E,SHuA
LOWELL, CONCORD TIE WHITE MONTANA.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
II. new and stsUBeh steamers Of toe Norwich Inc,
CITY or FOsToS sad CITY ~ NEW YORK
.sys Nov iorh daily tsvndsys e1cepsedh a. clock -,
hn PIER NJ. ~ North River, lost Of Sss,Ey e.,
FOR SEWL0SDON.
thar, connecting VI the Steamboat Express rrsin from ~
sbo.e eon,. Wa Norwich ana Scersr, Boston snd We
cssss Morees,s Nashua end Nsr london ana Notifies
Railroads. .
Frcghl 81 To. low., rs'es FOr insormsen inqSss
4 9. MAkTfH, Agent, on ths PCT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD and TRASSP,
~ Coon ard sfts< MONDAY, Jan. Is 1884, rrpins p
have NEw-yURK for BALTiMoaE and WAsHlh0toA
e. and 10 q m, $50 p. N. aud - Midnight The lOp
Train viii take Passenger for BALTIMORE and WAShiNo
Ton cly Tbs Train makes connection Of Phfadepsae
Irsins Tor Philadelphia VII cave Ne~forS ~ sno ~ -
10 D., cod p "a, and ID Nidaiyh
military TICKETS vii 90, " received .he 81 -
~ "a q N TrS.a J. w. WOODRUFF,
D. ~ 1901 Assistant Superintendent y. !. X Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

~ Trains f.r Aosnv Troy iad Ssfaioa rp'ss fho con
arc1s " 10 tho cora Wzi. -i.- ssh'. ~ a. lpyg
~. sss y. "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

4 TLANTlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
~ PAkY. sHNI.MONTBL1 FOR NEWOal.kANs
DIRECT landing pss-c HsvunA1he first -sss aida
wheel Steamship CHAMPION, David Wilson, tonrsrds'
viii leave Pier No North River O, O'Clock p. NJ,
WEDNESDAY November g. For freight psssass, spYsy
20 d. u. ALLEN. No. Bowlin, 0rssn.
n. B.-The ARIEL, Russell, Commander VII follow On
Wsdnoadsy, November 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

L-OR SALE-HOUSE NJ. lJs Praticn,-at.,
4 Btookiyn rth ipur 10, cf GROUND hou,s Ok - feet
a. hns orisT. FOR piriic'..sr. sppJ 20
r. u kfhbOd0. ~ 10 PsNl-ss. N,"-Ic-t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
board or Trade.

During the past week we have
ken to several of our leading men
out the organization Of Board of
rade, and from the favorable attention
wen the subject we feel encouraged to
all upon the merchants through our col
ums 10 give the matter a little atten-
lion, and let us see if we cannot do some
thing.
Brownville is decidedly behind the coun-
try, but only needsio be brought into no
iica in rise to It's proper level. Il is
a well known fact to all persons at all &C
quainted with the place and its advanta-
ges as a business location, or a COM
-~ercial point, Brownville is equal 10 the
81. u Nebraska. Lying nearest 10 the
yhich are tie center Of commerce
esd nearer railroad communication with
east aod as near II. Kearney and
el lie country west Of it, with better
reads ard better natural advantages ev-
ely way. ne clly need 10 make enc con-
ue1lra.ed effort and we Will bring a
fade 70 Browuyille that will surpass our.
most ssnguine expectations. The growth
Of TIE place for ;he past year has been
considerable, Do. il may be made much
greater next, If our business men will
take the matter 10 hand, and adopt come
means Of bringing the place into notice.
And IN thinking Of this subject, they
must consider, that every dellar expend-
ed for this purpose will be as dread
cast upon the waters" TO return to them
with a large interest. That this would
be the case, every intelligent man must
sea at a glance, for with our natural I'd
vantages properly improved End public
spirit properly aroused, aoir trade
would be many times greater, and their
property worth more now:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

We learn from Mr.. John Small thai
Ben. Holidays stages viii be along IL
the course of two or three weeks, as soon
as enough stock can be bought. to stock
the line from Nebraska City to ST. Joe.
But we also understand that Mr.. Hol-
adv c ON planes very much at some roads
in the neighborhood of BrOwnville, and
threatens to run tie line west of the city,
if they are not improved. Cant the citf-
zens of Brownville do something for these
roads? Somebody move in this matter
eg 50ce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
Rro8nIllIs Cemetery Association

Notice is hereby given that in accordance with a
notice published in the Advertiser Of the Sd inst.
the following persons, to wit. T.. Hoadley, John
Mcpherson, A.. s. Holiday. T. ". Bedford, Theo.
HDi, ". H. Miller, G. ". Brstton. w. Il. MeCreefy
ana r: w. ThoRas assembled az the time ana place
stated n said naties, and organized themselves into
n aoIoatry association. e be known for the present,
as "The Drownvais Jenetfy Association" On mo-
ion it was resolved taat. the next meeting be cid
az the Presbyterian Church in Brownville, on the
9Th Gay Of December, 1864, AZ two o'clock p. II.
for the purpose of completing the organization Of
the association By the election of trustees and q
clerk, with a view to having the association ineor-
pOrated under an act Of the Legislators of Ne
braska Territory entitled AN Act TO create snd
regulate interpretations in the Territory Of Nebrns-
Ia approved February l5th 1854.
- All who desire to become members Of tia assoeia-
ton SIRE invited to bapresent at said zeetinS and
to take part in the election.
Nov. 7th 1864.
L H0ADIEY. Pres.
z. ". THoA As, Secy.
v-Ix-n9-Aw-sl0 IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
We are informed hu =. Wheel,

We are informed by ~. Wheeler,
that the bridge across the + maha about
nine miles west of this ? .ce, is now
completed. This remed- he. only
defect in the route from tn place to all
points west, and gives Us a better read to
Fl. Kearney,s. than eau be found from
any other point on the Missouri river
While 1t affords the best facilities for
travel between this place and the western
counties, the people of which will no
doubt fell it much to their advantage,
now, to do all their trading at Brown
vile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

William R. Peniek and r. E. TurneT,J J. NJ. Frs
zer, Z. l.. Williams, partners as Turner, Frazer and
Company, viii tske notice that Benjamin Holiday
and Jesse Holiday have commenced q suit IN the
District Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, on the chanceEy side Thereof, n which they
together with Andrew s. Holiday and LucTesa
holiday, his wife, the city Of BrownEilie in Ne
maha county, Nebraska Territory, and Charles g..
Dorsey Mayor of said city, and Heath Euekolis Snd
Charles g. Dorsey, Administrator Of the Estate Of
Joseph Deroin, deceased, are made parties defen-
dants. The object of said suit is to f~orecl0se .
certaia mortgage made by the said Andrew =. Hol-
iaiay and Lucretta Holiday his wife, on the 29th
day Of February, a. d. lS60, in favor Of said plain
tifs, on lots number aims (91 ten I06 and eleven
Ill in block number twenty-thsee, and the east
half of lot number eleven (l1l in block number
~riDeteen 49, all in the City Of Brownviile, In the
said sounty Of Nemaha. Tho payer Of said petit
ti0n is that the said lots be sold under @ decree Of
said court and that the proceeds be applied in paT-
nent Of two prOmiss0ry notes msde by tie sald
Andrew 5. Holiday, in favor Of said plaintiff,
amounting to the sum of S2356.l0 with interest
from August 18th, 1855, aud that each and all CT
the said defendants be forever debarred and fore
closed Of all title interest or lien in or to the said
mortgaged psemises, said defend ants W. Penick,
and Turner Frazer and Company are required to an
over en CT before the 23rd day of January, a. d.
1865. E. w. THOMAS,
i1-l2-ft-Si8 Sol. for Comp.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

Notwithstanding the bad weather
we have has during the past week, bust.
ness had been very lively.
Several Of our Merchants have bee I
receiving large Stocks of goods for the
winter trade, which they are now selling
off with unparalleled rapidity. The fac
is, that people are beginning to learn thai
goods are as cheap in Brownville as il
any other western town, while il Is as
good a market as can be found west Of
the. Missouri river. Everything farm.
ers have to sell, can be disposed of as
readily, and at as good prices here as
any where else, while they can obtain
any thing they wan at as fair prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
v-Ix-n9-4w-$ $40 so.
G NOTICE.

John R. Ullrey and siary F. Ullrey, his wife will
take notice that John Q. A. Smith as plaintiff has
filed a petition in the District Court of the County
of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory. on the Chancery
side thereof against them together with Joseph
Coleman and r. J. Whitney as defendant. Fhe
object and prayer Of said petition is to f~orecloss a
mortgage m1de by said UlIroy and wife in favor Of
said plaintif on the South East IA Of Section No.
u, Township NO. > North, Of Range No. Is Eas. Of
the 6th principal hedridiaD, situated in the said
County 6fNsnaba; TO obtain a decree for the sale
Of said land, and to apply the proceeds in payment
of a certain Eo5e sraade sby said Uilrey in favor Of
said plaintiff for 2l25,0 dated August 8th 1859
and due five months after date with interest at the
rate Of sixty per cent per annum from maturity.
Said Ulirey aud wife are required answer said
petition 6y tbs 10th day of December, I'D. 1864.
E. W. THOMAS,
Sol. FOR Comp.
v-Tv-1Q-l- -9126n
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph Bacon will take notice that Israel R. Cum
mings, as plaintiff, has filed a petition against said
Bacon, as defendant, on the law side OF the Dis
trict Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory
the object of which is to obtain 2 Judgement against
said Bacon for the sum Of $4,000 with in crest
from May 9th 1862, fer cattle then sold and deliver
ed to said Bacon by said Cummings, aud also for the
additional sum of $2l Is money laid cut By said
Cummings for the use Of Bacon SepteSlber, 18th
1864 at his request. An order Of attachment was
issued out Of said Cour AMI the following real es-
tate situated in said County of Nemaha, to wit
West ID of South West IA Section II Township
5 Range Is East. South East l-4of South West IA
Section 9 Township 5 Range 10 East was attached
as 9 property of said Bacon.
Said Bacon is required to RnsWerssid petition by
the 18th day Of December 1884.
E.W. THOMAS, Atty for PPf.
Sept. 22nd 1854 v-1-3-4w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

The telegraph operator at Plum Creek
10 day informs US that the Indians at
tackled a train near Plum Creek. That
Capt. Majors Immediately started after
them with only fifteen men, and came
upon 100 Of the redskins, when be would
have been worsted were 1t not for a re-
infurcement which came up to them
Then the soldiers all went for the Indians
and ran them through the blufs till dark
killing FIVE of them. Good ocky
Mountain Colorado News, 2lsf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

Francis A. Dowler, administrator o. the Estate Of
William Gerke, deceased, end the unknown heirs Of
the said VIM Gerke. will take notice that Thomas
j. bowler has filed q petition on the Chancery side
Of the District Court Of Mem ha County, Nebraska
Territory. the object Of which is to obtain a decree
for the sale Of the following described land situated
i'll said County Of Nemaha, to-Wit the north west
quarter of section number ii, township number 6,
north of range number IA, east of the 9th prinei-
pal meridian, and the application of the proceeds
of such sale in paymento Of q certain promissOTy note
made by said William Gerke, August 5th, 1859, in
favor Of said plaintiff, for $3.50, 90 with interest at
the rate Of 25 per cent. per annum after maturity,
due twelve months after date the said land having
been mort gagged to secure the payment Of said note.
are required to answer by the 18th day
Of December, 1864. E.. W. THOMAS,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Sept. 29th, 1864. s-4-4t-S5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

To oil whom il may concern Notice is hereby
given that Henry HunoEeher has made application
to the Probate COCrt in and for Pawnee county,
Nebraska %efEitory, for letters Of Administration
on Tire Estate IF Elizabeth Urech, lato Of the eoun-
ty a%lcresaid, deceased, and that Saturday the 3Ist
day G. December, o. 4. 1864, isthe tine for bearing
ssia application. II. q. LORE.
PaWnee City, Nov. 29th, 1864. Pro. Judge.
iz.12-4E-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
The Steamer j. H. Lacy passed
down by this place on Sunday last.

We have been unable TO issue more
than a half sheet this week, on account
of having our Office finished. Two days
of last week and one of this, We had ave-
rything turned up side down, covered up
and carried out Of the house. 1t is only
by the greatest exertions that we are
able to make an issue at all, and there
fore, we think our patrons will excuse US.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

The Topeka Tribune, 25th ult.. an
noueces the death Of Lieutenant w. A.
belong, +. B. Hoeback and Osburn Nay
lor, of injuries received 10 the late cam
-paign against Price. Deleng was cap
tured at the Big Blue and then shot. He
was taken to Kansas City, and his wife
went there to attend to him. He died
from the effect of his wounds last week
and his body was brought home for
burial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by The undersigned, living twenty-five
miles from Boownyille, in the southwest corner Of
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on the I'd Of
December, 1854. enc yoke Of oxen, about ten years
Did, enc a red with line back ard white face. the
other a dark brown, each branded on the left hip
with a I and II and on the left horns with B 4 T.
I2-3t TH0S. MCCLURE, Jr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned, living on Rock
Geek, Eemaha county, on tn 18th day Of Novem-
Der, 1864 two ponies, enc Of them is a sorrel, the
other a dark bay and has a white spot in his fore
head and three white feet. On the right shoulder
Of each is a brand supposed to be either a z or a T..
I2-3t JACOB BURLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givon that Monday, the 29th day
Of May, a. q. 1865, is the time set for the hearing
and adjustment of claims against the Estate Of
William Wilson, deceased. late of Nemaha county
Nebraska Territory, and all persons having claims
against said Estate are required to file the same, be-
fore NE, on or before the said day.
ID. G. SANDERS,
Probate Judge.
Bruwnville, Nov. 18th, 1864. ix-l1-4w pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, living two and a half
miles west of Brywnville, one yoke of oxen-one
red, marked with two swallow forks, the other a
brindle with some white on back and belly sup
posed to be about 5 years old, staggish in appear
ance.
l2-St a DODD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
n. L,
amusing.

To Editor Advertiser In the columns
Of the Advertiser, Of yesterday, l find
reference made to my Office. In one ar
ticle headed "Scandalous'' purporting to
be an extract from the Nebraska City
News, / find a comment, or rather an
apology, by the editor of the Advertiser,
in behalf of the officers of the steamer
Lacy, and the blame attached to me, l
would here state that my instructions
from the clerk of the Lacey was to leave
all dispatches fer the steamer Lacey at
Mr., Theo. HIPS store, which l did as
soon as received.
In another article he takes pains to IN
form the public that telegraph news was
received at Nebraska City some three
days before VIC had il here. Ia reply to
this have only to say the news received
there came via Omaha, the line being
out of repair between this aud Nebraska
City, / Of course got nothing.
In another article be also refers e
Mr.. Den. The dispatch sent by Mr..
VIM. T. Den never reachgd ihis Office.
l received a dispatch from St. Joseph
land the genuine is still in this Office
directed to VIM. F. Day and signed VIM.
7. Day, and as 7 knew of no such man,
nor could end out by inquiry, the dispatch
was net delivered. Such are the faCss
in the case.
Respectfully,
C. O. BURLINGTON, Jr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

The Brownville House has changed
hands. Mr.. James Wood has taken
charge and from tie energy be displays,
we feel warranted in bespeaking for him
a good patronage. He is very accom-
modatiug, and we wish him all the sue
cess he could desire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

The new State of Nevada, which ten
years ago was inhabited almost solely by
Indians, is bounded on the north by Utah,
on the east by Colorado, on the south by
New Mexico, and on the west by Cali
fprnia. 1t contains vast mines Of gold
apd silver and is believed 70 be equal liz
richness to California.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
United States iBieTaaI Revenue.
KOfTPn.

Notice Is hereby given 10 All persnns concerned. thai
The Special Income list, made aud taken under the Ex
Nse. Law Of tie Urired States within fhe Counties D..
RICHARDSON, Neuaha ami Pawuee, GniTerri;ory a. Me-
examination IN my once in the Ton 81 FAILS CITY
and Caurty Of Richardson FOR the space o. ten days
from and after the date Of this Notice. And that ap-
peals.rclatiye to any erroneous or excessive valuation.
will be receiy ed by me, on the 18Th day OF November.
1854. All appeals to the Assessor must be made in
writing.
TSigned,l JOSEPH r. BURBANK.
Assessor Nebraska Territory
Dated this 18th day CT Nov. IS64-v 8 no-9-2w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

Persons knowing themselves indebted
to US for subscription, will please cons
forward at once and settle. We must
have some money right away, and must
depend upon our patrons for it. W.
hope they will not let US call any more.
Il is a stern necessity that is pressing Us.
snd il must be met Immediately.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

Tuesday and Wednesday of this
asG, were very cold and unpleasant
Snow fell to The depth Of three or four
inches. and he "ol1 Muddy" is fir zen
over
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

Mr.. Den bas been receiving a large
.os. OF goods during the past week
See hs advertisement in another column,
sad.go and see his goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
DAVID WATKINS.

Barnard Otensl Before Cobus Goosman J p
rs Nomaha county, Nebraska Ter
Howard Morrs.) ritc-y.
On the d day Of October 1864 said Justice issued
an order Of attachment IN the above action for
$1,000. BARNARD OrENS.
ix-IO-3H-$3,50 by Z. ". Thomas, Atty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08

ALrTTLE boy returning from the Sun
day school said to bis mother. my ala T
there a kittychism for lutte boys2 This
eat-e6hism is TOO hard for me-"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given that Taxes of ths City Of
BrownFilie for the year 1854 are now due and tho
Tax List has beer placed in nv bands for collection.
Tax Payer are notified to call at my Office and set
tie their taxes on or before the first day of January
1858. Alter that date a penSlty of ten per cent. and
ten per cent. interest per snnun will be added TO al
taxes not then paid. The las does not now require
the collector to call on tax payers for their taxes but
all persons are re puired to ray the same ut the col
lectOr's Office. JONAS HACKER.
ix-9-3 SO. City Tax Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
BUCKsKIN AND RAwHTDE.

A choice lot of Whip Lashes have
been received and are new open for in
.pection. / have them from three to
twelve feet long. These in need of the
article will find them Bully"
I. w. MIDpLFToN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-12-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living on Nc
KissOck's Island in Nenahs County, Nebraska, on
the first day of November, q. d. 1864, one white steer
with red speck on the neck, crop off the right and
underbit in the left ear, no other marks OF brands
pereeivable, about three or four years old.
II-3W-pd +. JENKINS.