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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Sol. Miller. Of The Chief does up ths
meddlesome in q neat styIe t,metines-
After -meniIoaing the fact Of an atremp,
to rob The mail between this place and
Peru, he says:
s'The story may BE trEe. BIT IL looks
wonderfully like a rnse % keep troops
stationed Al BrOwnFiile ; as an effort vas
Immediately made BP1n the strength Of
the affair, 10 procure a military force.
which was granted. These soldiers spend
q heap Of money wherever they are STA
loned. and their radons rome handy
70 the people, when j8diciouzly scattered.
There are some tOBns III Nebraska,
where they have not had any sugar and
coffee since the troops left In fact, IL is
worth The farce Of attempting 10 rob the
mail, if II leads to bringing a company
or " Of soldiers to a place with their
sugar and coffee, and green-baeks.'
This IS neat taking into considera-
ton that Sol spun this yarn mainly 'ou,
Of his own head and doubtless las
enough webb left for a ~two-coIumn SEN
sation story. a squad Of troops was
granted f~oriy-eight hours before The Oc-
c~Urrance pentioned and the driver has
made affidavit 70 the fact Of having been
attacked and shot at.
How's your 'sweet-toolh. Sol. Does
it hurt you much
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

We understand the Military COmmis-
sion, that has been In session here for
some time past IS dissolved. and that the
officers composing Il win return to their
respective regTmeBEs. We have no
k~nowledged. from Official sources, with
regard to what has been accomplished
bat learn that several of the prisoners
have been tried, and when returned by
the reviewing officer, the findings Of the
Commission viii be made public. The
ability Of the officers composing the
Commission 10 administer strict justice
cannot be s~estiOned. as they we're al
men Of good Judge ment and ~undOubted
integrity. The reason for desOlVing The
Court we are not IN possession OF, but
presume of course. thar II is sufficient,
and consequently admits Of 10 discussion,
even should our people desire that the
labors be continued 10 The trial OF hose
whose cases have not YET been reached
Neb. Ciiy Press
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

The School Board at their last meeting
appointed DR.. Mcpherson, Theo. Hill
and J.. E. Crow a Committee to solicit
Subscriptions toward building a Seminary
and High school. The people are fully
aware of the importance Of this movement
and their subscriptions are very liberal.
They intend putting up a building and
starting an Academy not equalled in the
Territory. Nearly $4,000 are already
subscribed and not q half the people
have yet been seen. Mr.. Berry headed
the list with ne hundEed and fifty dollars.
Every mar asked except L subscribed
either fifty or one b uDdred dollars. Me
chanics, who have scarcely any property
put down fifty dollars. They intend
having the brick burned and the house
put up this fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

70 leave, and yst, unaccOuntable as Il may
appear he xaz mdsFed to leave there
Unmoested. and 5 stH a large.
we f0rbear % speakof The par% sup
poseda 10 have been taken IL The murder
by The parties n5w il custody. as Ne Do
not desire 10 DO them the slightest IN
Justice. nor to preiadice the mind Of a
single man againr1 hem. We viii en-
deaTor, however, 10 give 10 The public q
full account Of lheIr trial, should they
-eseF Be eallsd upon to answer The charge
against lben--BrOad-Axe-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

f Grey Eagles to The Fair They e
captured al The banIs Of White Stone
Hills This Is a magnificent gift, and
speaks wen for The patriotism d The
ColcaeL
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
ADMINISTRATORS NoTlV'

NOTICE. IS hereby given that W. s-,ta
ess bidder, Tor cash. the loHin - -
80 w-S-Faff - fhe north-Tss1 s
zo1fb-vest quarter q the n0rth-Fe8 1870.
ton eight, township four. noEtnn rr 80
sale . ta0 place en- TIE premises IrpTs
q. q. l56A& SVhN t--
s7vR-sf Pfd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
J. S. NAVAL ACADEMY. AP-
POINTMENT.


Hon. Samuel G., Daily, our Delegate
In Congress, desires to say to The people
of Nebraska, that they are entitled to
send one more student to the u. S. Naval
Academy at Newport. DIR. Daily is ex-
pected 10 fill ttis place for The Territory.
but is required 10 do so on or before the
Ist day Of July next, or the place will be
filled by the Secretary of the Navy. The
applicant is required to pass a pretty
thorough examination, and his age to be
not less than fourteen, nor more than
sixteen years. The expense Of going to
Newport and returning IN case Of failure
20 pass examination viii amount to two
or three hundred dollars, and Mr.. Daily
has concluded to appoint a board Of ex-
aminers IN the Territory. to examine the
several applicants, which board viii re-
commend the applicant best qualified 10
fill the place. The board Of examiners
have not yet been nameds bat apphca-
lions can now be made TO the editors Of
the Republican at Omaha, Press at Ne
braska Cny, Advertiser at Brownville
who will refer the cases to the proper
board, In due time. Let this appoint
ment be filled BY all means, from Ne
braska. We have the material, and
while It is a situation 10 be desired by
any young man. our Territory should en-
Joy the honor Of furnishing It's quota to
that arm of The L. S. Service. Those
desiring to make application, should do
SO at once that here may be a person Sc
lected within the time specifed.-Press:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Archduke Ma1imilian received the
Mexican depuiation on the 10Th ult. In
a speech be said that as the people Of
Mexico, by an overwhelming majority,
had conferred the resolution Of the nota-
bles, and as France guarantees The indie
pendence Of Mexico. and the Emperor Of
Austria consents, he solemnly declared
his acceptance Of the prog cred crown.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
GUARDIN NOTICE

NOTICE is heTeby given that T-,ts =
st bidder. for cash, he folAEing keal
Ne 70 NJ Neal. 5.uit. TIE n1rth-U
section number nine, town ngDher t9.sss
easf- sale 10 takepiace in AspiusalLAe
Nebrsska. THURSDAY, Nay 5ths lsA c-rdD
ltA 1sss ns2rs-H-P-LS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUB-
LICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OnAE1, n. 7. April %. 1854


IIcAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OnAEe, n. 7. April 26. 1854
4 The Tezr7t@falIh a GentraIC Con-
mistse met pursuant % cal Of the Chair
man; Members all present., IN PersOn or
by proxy, exesp tEO-
o. motion.
The Committee proceeded 10 BALLOT
for delegates 10 the next national Con
rention 10 be held In Baltimore. in June,
when Thp following we're chosen:
F. Van Rerh, Dakota: E II. ROg-
efs. d d. G. c. Mcneil, DOug-
las: d. H. Wheeler, Cas-; w.. H. H.
Waters, Otoe; d. B1ller, PaWnee coun-
ty-
On moliOn. Il zas resolved that any
Of the above delegates elected TO attend
the National Convention, and unable to
attend in person. is authorized to appoint
a substitute 70 vote for him on al qRes-
lions before the Convention
Resolved-That whereas the Congress
of The United States has passed an act
enabling this Territory to assume a
State Government If desired By the PEG
pie, we recommend The Union voters Of
this Territory. without regard TO former
political organizations, who concur II he
platform Of principles adopted By the
Union Republican Parry Of ibis terrific
~, 10 assemble IN their respective cleo
non Presincis On OF before the 2lst day
Of May next, and nominate suitable per-
sous to represent them in Convention
soon . BE held according TO the procla-
nation Of the Governor. for the f0Tna-
lion Of a State Convention
ResolFed-Thal ali Union men Of his
Territory. irrespective OF former poli;i-
cal associations. ~coacarrihg IN the plat
form Of principles herein set forth, are
requested to meet IN iheIr respective leg
islatiye precincts, On or before August
18th, and choose delegates 10 represent
them il a convention 10 Be held II Ne
bTasaa CRY, August 24,h, for tie pUr-
pose Of Nominating a delegate 10 Con-
gress AID suitable persons 70 6if The va
rIoas elective Offices Of a Safe govern
menL il case a State g%overnment Is as
s1rned BIZ q vote Of the people.
Resolved-This meeting fally ~ndors-
g the action Of The Republican Central
CommiEiee al lis last meeting, and re-
affirm The platform then adopted a the
present basis OF political Unioh for loyal
men Of this territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Those desiring to add tc this list can
do 50 by calling on VIM. Hoover before
the 9th, as the amount raised will then
be sent of.
Col. R. w. Furnas has donated q pair
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Col. Conrad Baker has been noninat-
ed for LIeut-G Governor of Indiana. to FIJI
the vacancy caused by the d~eIlinalion of
General Kimbell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Sad WPas f~ Nz5i1Z
g ssTe1tT fsst E1 aEr18 Sc NsmI,
E1g nDE RgEn q Lr1gs Br7rs
g ny oEes M i oisoL III, Nv -
UoP2a M El11s Gs bzii5rsS
aDc11Ts U1Pste and GsnsaaT
ne party DWh2 he bri5Es Is lst
sser7ty 1E hs pdsfE1ss Ct tbs
Ra1s AL ~s1GEo1s ny Is 60
15s nEEf y razrTs3 . rz5Ht a. -
b Or1E q tks bozrd &C. +,
w HOOFERC
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Our Washington dispatches indicate
the probable withdrawal Of Dir. Chase
from the Cabinet. Under present cir
eumstances it is difficult to see how lie
can consent to remain. The principal
business Of Frank Blair while in The
Houses was to abuse the Secretary Of the
Treasury. His last speech was. in this
respect, excessively bitter. On the heel
Of this, Mr.. Lincoln recommissioned hihI
as Majors General against the protest of
the friends Of the President in Congress;
contrary to usage, and, IS IS believed,
without authority Of law. This IS. natur-
ally enough, construed by SIR. Chase as
an Endorsement of Mr.. Blair's course.
The President, it Is said, disclaims any
such intention, but this a hardly prove
satisfactory to the Secretary of the Treas
airy. Il is possible however, that he
may, in view of the public interests, be
prevailed upon TO remain.
The act Of Mr.. Lincoln IN reeOmmis-
sfoning Dir. Blair, is an extraordinary
ene, and il amazed and mortified the
friends of the Administration throughout
the country.-Cin. Gazette.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Since car last issue a shogiing affair
took p~iaesin Fall City. Il IS alleged
that E s. Toxle * a. R. Stewart, Of
this place. went 10 the house and Grocery
Of Jacob O. Good. for tie purpose Of get
ting some whisky AID getting up a fight.
They got 10Th the whiskey. for which
hey refused 10 pay. and The light. Sun
day night when ali was still, was selected
as the mos proper time for such business
as this. The parties rsf1siog 70 pay for
The whiskey they lad drank, naturally
led % sons alteration. Tie parties soon
proceeded from words 10 blows, and whilst
ia the melee. ToSie fired two shots, from
q revolver, prepared for The occasion. as
IS stated, beth Of which took effect II the
left leg Of Good. One Of The wounds Is
a severe, though not particularly a daG-
gerous one. One Of the balls yet re-
mains 90 Goods leg. The Grand Jury,
at the coming session Of the court, viii
probably investigate ihis matter; if il
does not then there IS DO justice IN Rich
ardson county. If Il does not, then such
crimes can. and viii BE committed with
impuniiy. How long must we wait 70
see such deyiltry punished How long,
oh Lord, how long ?-Broad-AXe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
PIArrnRH.

48
ResoIYed-That the only basis Of this
Union organization, shall be Unquestion-
ed LOYALTY aud Unconditional support Of
the Congress Of 4he United STATES in
their war measures. especially In con-
fscaiing the prOPertyrebels In arms, IN
conditional support Of the pr0clamatIons
Of President Lincoln, especially his e
immigration proclamation, the armiDg Of
negroes, or any other constitutional meas
ure deemed necessary BY the Admins
traiion. 10 crush oBt this wicked REBEL
Ion, with the least cost Of time, treasure
and blood Of loyal men.
Ard whereas, since the adoption Of
this platform, the rebel authorities have
pracliced brutal barbariues Upoa our col
Ored soldiers; we hereby affirm the duty
Of this government to afford white and
colored soldiers equal protection; and 10
retaliate strictly upon white rebels any
barbarily praciieed upon coIored soldiers
Of the Union Army-A colored man
once freed by this Governmen. and en-
listed as a soldier in its defense, is en-
titled to IFS protection IN all respects as
a free citizen.
Adjourned, sine die.
G. C. MCNEIL, CHM.
d. II. WHEELER. Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
Sale Of Land.

Ectiss 3 hsrsby EFen batI vl SCI sess
81 bI5aE fr 2zh, TIE following real ea
the sezth EFsshhs G The solfhWsa asr-
ssetio1 -tEs1ty-three tgTlzhp sne, n1sn
east subject . tie El8Ess dsptr. Sac 4
.plassoa ts premises Slt1riuF, June 4hI
ls5a- ELIZABETH WALES a.
Esy 81, 1884
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
NOTICE

Afuy Esfal1s A ztzctus1t ws TITS tT z
D C. Sz1zers aJEls q ne Pea1s of 81u
IsTahips Es2zh1 ssznfT, against the TuEu
eEH1s q 2 L Ds5Ees an1n-resGeHt q saaEE
EezZ IE-11T-
Dz-E - 8T = April 1855
E-Es-Fa JESSE u
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
VIM 7. DEN,

WOULD Dost respectfully iEvde tie F1eEE
70 call and eEEUi1e his Stozk q MEch112
making heir purchases elssFhsTes as h1 VIA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

ULder cover Of night, the ram at Ply
mouth sunk two Of our gunbOals, but It
is not expected she viii attack any res
pectable number Of gunbOatz N the day
tine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05

Stock consists Of GOO3s, s.
and Fancy Groceries, Clothing, .
and Shoes, Hats and CAPS, Fam-
Doors and Sash, Stoves and T1H
Queensware, Hardware. Cutlery z
and Nails, Glass and Putty, Oh
Paints, Drugs and Dye-Smfis, &saA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-28
THE CITY INJURED By OUR AR
TILLERY
Lee making "a Flank Movement
&c. DC. &c.. &c &c.
From New YORK

NEw YORK. June pa special dispatch to
the Tribune. dated Headquarters Army of the
Potomac. SAYS:
Daring two hours Yesterday morning. from &
to 3. the earth trembled TO the thunder Of more
than 100 cannon.
Baldy Smith was attacked IL will be re-
membered that he holds position next to the
Appomattox. within less than a mile of the city
His line stretches along plain at righ. angles
with the river. while the rebels hold undisturbed
possession of the bank opposite aud a long dis
tance in his rear of that bank
They enemy attacked with musketry as well
as with artillery.
They very foolishly moved their line upon our
works.
The repulse was the work of but very few
minutes, and was complete.
Some l65 prisoners fell into our hands By a
strategic movement they were drawn into our
rifle pits. and these being commanded in the rear
by covered works they were obliged TO sur,
render.
special TO the Philadelphia Inquirer saws:
Yesterday 2 VI Gen Wright with the 9Th
corps made movement to the left reaching the
Weldon road. OF which he destroyed some five
miles Fires were built and the ties destroye ell
and The iron warped SO as TO make it unfit for
further use. Having accomplished the object he
returned to his former position
The Times special of the 9th saws:
This morning. Longstreet and Hill are il i:
aseertained. moving towards Weldon having
vacated their entrenchments in our front
During brief skirmish this morning few
prisoners were taken. from which it appeared
Beauregard's main army is now covering Peters
burg, while Lees forces are moving to our left
with what design remains vet to be seen.
y rebel deserter, who came in this morning
states that our recent shelling of Petersburg by
Brney artillery was very disastrous be say.
the rebels are marching and countermarehing tC
guard against our expected attack
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-28

4 THE AMERICAN DiSPENsARY We TREAT By
~ new method and with the happiest results, Pro
idpsus Jteri falling Of the womb, LdRcer0tioa J7cer
alton, LsfchorrAed, whtes Urinary and all other dis
TO which the Aaaercdn Female is peculiarly
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express
the Doctors Female SyriHges This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness comfort health, dc. Sent free receipt
Of stamp. copy Of Private Letter TO Married Ladies
on health, dc. The Doctors celebrated Female Pls,
fresh from the Dspensary, are rey good In simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc.s Price 81. sent by mail
At the american DispeRsaty we also treat, scthotss
mercury and with failing success, VeReroi, or
what the quacks call prirdte secret diseases Syhis
in all it, stages Gonorrhea Gee Structure. Hydrocee,
Crcocele Varcocele Carsccele spermatorhea Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm.
potency. and effects Of self-abuse. The last six
treated OF in private letter. which send free on
receipt of stamp.
The experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de.
parment in of the best Hospitals in Europe and In
New York City, enables him TO patients scentihcal
" and restore them speedily.
Those living az a distance communicate by lette
and be treated at their homes. Ia urgent send Is
or $40 and receive medicines.
Consultation free and confidential. Room No. 24h
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Total number Delegates .,..'..... ..... i ,2e4
The Committee recommend the counties that have not
already held conventions for the purpose, to assemble in
their proper places az early day appoint delegates
la accordance with the foregoing basis, and to perfect
open and thorough organization Of all who are in favor Of
maintaining the Union Of the and the Government
Of our faher aud all opposed 10 the corrupt destructive
and revolutionary abolition party Of the National and
State Administrations.
By order Of the Committee.
indianapolis, June s. 1854. Chairman.
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DAILY SENTINEL


Delegate Convention of the Democracy OF Indiana
viii be held in indianapolis,
TUESDAY, The izTH DAY or JULY, ls6l.
The State Central Committee fixed The representations
follows; That county delegates be appointed the
basis Of delegate for every hundred votes land
for every fraction Of fty and over) for Secre
tasy Of State at the October election Of 1857" The fol-
lowing therefore, will be the number Of delegates and
the vote to county will be the Con-
venffon.
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DR. WHITTIER.

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III Or Whitter's Theory, symptoms and Treatment
tfChronie Nervous. Urinary aud Sexual Diseases free,
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laws, e ndulgence, exposures aud imprudences
In married aud single life. Every sentence contains In.
struetion the afflicted, and should be read by every
young person. 10 keep them od the shoals which 9TH
have been broken 20 pieces. Amatiyeness clearly
stated 10 be under the control Of udcion treatment
and thereby prevent inclination 10 very prolific
Of disease Nearly every Of disease be treated
without hindranoe TO business. Medicine sent by MALL
from observation. Charges moderate; consulta
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0hce 65 Charles street. between Sixth and Seventh,
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n T. w r. I R NJ

vsyHE undersigned having formed partnership in the
Carpet. OIL Cloth, Wall Paper and Piano business,
ut the old stand Of H. Krauss No 81 East Washing
ton street. will keep full and complete assortment OF
all articles IN their line 90 which they invite an eNamna-
tion By their friends and the public generally.
J. KRAUSS,
n24-dlm ALBERT GALL.
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M z DtCAI.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. CoLYoUR, MEDICAL OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH
Meridian Street, forfes his fee II he fails in cur
ing any ca that may under his care, matter
how obstinate long standing He warrants You a
cure. Syphilis In the primary stage. helped In e5 min
utes Ia - hours. Gleet Of 20 years standing
cured by Dr. c. Office hours TO 10 Z. NJ. mar25
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NEW ARMY WATCHES.

4 RRANDALE Co. Importers iS7 Broadway y. y
y want Agents IN every county and every regiment
fof The sale Of their new styles Of Watches Unusually
ibersi offered to Agents Send for errul.r
my1i-c3r
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. Ars. ov DvEarIs,Ne.

8usne.s Notices published IN the local columns, Of
ines under will Be charged for each insertion fl. II
ever ten lines. ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached 81:
. without rofiee free.
Marriage Notices So cruts.
Notices Of Festivals Pclacs md Excurons gotten up by
individuals assocfsons by churehes the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded anil placed under the bead Of
Special Notices. n ten lines ver will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers "a pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates FOR Offices Of every description
70 be at the of fl so for each In the
Daily and o. In the Daily and Weekly the % be- IN
sIl cases, paid In advance.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES !

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Also for sale, DR.. DEwEE'S REGULATOR PILLS
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T. III A NGE OF TEfI e.
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Asx ~ Nsa ~ Nx ncNcE
Great Central Rail Way Line.
indianapolis and Columbus.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY so,h. TRAINS
" vii run A. follows, Sundays excepted:
Leave Indianapolis:
n@y Espres> VA fl9aal AZ ----.--.--SeO A n
Night Express via DAYTON at.............T.iOP VI.
Columbus Accommodation via RquAl Ai....Ias IS Pm.
Trains arrive.
Night Fxpress via Daytonl at..............se 800 II
Day k1pfess Via h4ual lst......s......... SIS p NJ
Columbus Accommodation tviS Piqua) l.5n p N
ExPress trains ofthis line make the following coauec-
tiOnS
Atcolumhus with Cleveland. Cobubzs and Cincinnati
r. r. for Cleveland, Dupkirk. Bunzfo. New York and
Boston.
With Central Ohio r. Z. for Newark. ZAuesvire.
wheeling. Pttsbarg Baltimore, Washington City, Phs-
deipha and New York.
With Pttsbarg. Columbus and Cincinnati r. r. Tor
seuoenvile Ptsbarg, Harrisburg Baltimore Philadel-
phia. Sss Ysrk and Boston.
Al PqRa. crossing of Dayton and Michigan r. r. for
Lines. Toledo and Detroit
At UFbAns. crossing Of Atlantic and Great Western and
sandusky. Dayton and Cincinnati Railroads.
The Day Express and Columbus Acc on cdA trains
connect direct At Richmond for Dayton Xeuis Hamilton
and Cincinnati. arriving In Cincinnati al 20 A. N and
s.s5 n.
No Change Of Columbus upon auy train 0s shls
line.
Through Sleeping Can on Night trains
Throagh tickets for sale AZ the Union Depot
IN LUNT, General saperintendeut s.
CaAsnfxs. General Ticket Agent.
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