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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

Prom the Continental Monthly.
THE TWO SOUTHERN MOTHERS


Prom the Continental Monthly.
IE TWO SOUTHERN MOTHERS
Heard you not the din Of battle,
Cannon's roar, and musket's rattle,
Clash Of sword, and Shrek of shell,
Vielor's shot, and vanquished's yeIg
Saw you not yon scene Of slaughter,
Human blood poured out like water;
Northern TalOr, Southern pride,
Stern resolve on iiher side ?
Cheering on his Tagging man,
Rallying to the charge again,
Comes abullet, charged Wit, grief,
Strikes the brave Conisdsseie chief.
DsWn he falls, amid the strife,
Horses trampling cut his life:
Scarce can his retreating force
Find and save his mangled corse.
Home they bore him to his mother
lie was all she had-none other:
Wofu mother who can borrow
Words to paint her frantic sOrrowi
As she nourned her slaughtered brave,
Came and spake her aged slave,
Came. and spake with solemn brow:
'Missis, we is even, now.
Il had ten, and you had one;
Now we're even-Ell are gone:
Not one left to bury either
Slave and mistress mourn together.
Every one Of mine you sold
Now your own lies stark aad cold;
To the just Avenger bow
Aissis forgive you now
Thu she spoke, that sable mother;
Shud'ring, quailed and crouched the other
Yea although it tarry long,
PAYMENT SHALL BE AADE FOR WRONG
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

pOked The Gre vigorously Coz azhils. 60.
I'll II got red hot, and bssoning digest
ed. was about 70 drop il and rssiEs. wasn
he remarked the grsss toe of ths-sEsn-
gers foot prolruding shrOssh BEE s
one Of his sssls.
Here was relief % L.. he
placed the glowing poker Wishin fnei e
the melancholy sIsspsE's soe. and bsgsa
slowly to lessen The distance bsfasea
them; one By one. the others. e thsy
caught the joke, began 70 OPenthsir syss
and being awakened, mouths sxpandsa
into grins and suppressed gigElss-and
one incunsisisni fsIlow into : broad Ia1Eb
Closer and closer iha red bet poker
neared the unfOrsunais zoe. The haaa
caused the sleeper to rssslsssly moys HE
foot. L. was about applying he
poker when a sound Of click click AZ
rested bis attention. he looked ~ lhs
sL11B BcA--4AtCAs wiz sAao GyS SttS14s5 80
been watching the whole Froessding.
and silently brought q pistol % bear os
L.. In voice just audible. mutssI.
ed in q tone cf great determination
"Jest burn it! Burn III lest burn q
and IN Be hung if don't SIR y0u up
with ten thOqiand bot pOksrs u two sec.
ondsg'
L. laid down bis poker iaaianaE.
aRd remarked:
stranger, let.stake drink--in fset
gentlmen, all Of you"
L. afterwards said they we're tie
cheapest drinks be ever bought
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

A great many people havs Shouted
s'Hurrah - ''many q time and Of" bus
comparatively few know It's derivation
and primary meaning.
Itorginausl arlong he eastern nEsioEs
where It was used IS q war ory-from
the belief that every man who died IL
battle for his oountrr. went % heaven
Il is derived from The SclavOnic word
''EIurrah. /" which means TO Paradise. =
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

A gentleman (resldlng not many niles
from CambridgepOrt, who visited tha
White Mountains last summer, secompa-
died by bis wife, stopped At the -
House. and one night while here. bad
a sudden and violent attack Of rholick.
An application of mustard was Fesom.
msnded to relieve his pain, and be con
sented to have it tried. His wife On GO
ing down to the kitchen, found the m6s-
tard but nothing suitable to spread il o..
and her pocket handkerchief was taken
for that purpose. No time was lost n
returning. In moment she was a The
bedside and applied the plaster 'sThsro,
that will help you. / know said shs.-
She had scarcely finished the ssnBsnco.
however, when the poor man turned over
and roared. What in the devil are yoa
about?' 1t was not her husband svoies
Her lamp had given bu; q feeble light.
and she had gone into the wrong room!
She found her own department without
delay, and related the unfortunate cir.
cumstance to her husband, adding with
horror. that her name was on The hand
herchief! The sick man was overcome
with laughter. HIS chclic disappeared
as suddenly as it came. Il was agreed
not TO remain long in those parts. Ths
landlord YVES called up; the affair sx.
planned. and the man and wife left on
the earliest express train. The gentle.
man who was so unceremoneously dis
turbed has preserved the handkerchief.
Quincey-Oughtn't be 70 return itl-
Boston Post.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24


A Young man, the son Of q wel-lO-do
farmer, had the misfortune to become
deeply enamOred of q young lady, md
after brief cOuriship proposed and was
accepted But what was bis surprise one
evening when about entering The parlOr
with the upcerimoniOus freedom Of a
young lover, At discovering his young
inamorata upon the sofa, her arms ar
round the neck Of a neighboring youth
and her lips in such blissful proximity to
his as to convince cur hero that matters
were fearful in earnest. In rage and
modification he rushed hOmeward, arri-
wing just in time to surprise his only sis
ter. the piOus wife Of the village minister
squeezing to kin young disciple Of
Blackstone. Nearley frantic at such IN
looked for disclosure among people be
had believed but little lower than the an
giles, he made bold mach for the barn
running directly upon his mother, kiss
ing the old family physician, who had stO-
len march upon her as she was locking
after the poultry This was too much,
and with groan the young man turned
undisc overed, away, resolved to pass the
night with his grief beneath the stars
fearful of further revelations should be
venture beneath the shelter Of another
roof, The morning encouraged him
however, and dew drenched aud sorrow
ful he sought his home, when his mother
with true maternal solicitude questioned
him as to the cause Of his sad looks:
whereupon he related the inconstancy
of his fair betrOthed, receiving in reply
the grtifying intelligence that she was a
good -for-nothing miserable huzzy, and
he must never speak TO or notice her
again, one so wholly unworthy.
But mother he continued falteringly,
that is not ALL
Not all? What can there be more 2
was the next question.
why when / hastened home, what
should find but my sister, my gOodley
sister in the arms Of a rascally young law.
yier.
Your sisser?' shrieked the outraged
mother, 'my child? The ungrateful. wick.
ed creature! Is it for this I have giveI
her a home and cared for her husband
and cnrildren? ! viii do it no longer; sucf
conduct is infamous-and to be disgraced
She shall leave to-day and never entel
10! presence again.
But this is not The worst. mother.
MOI the worst! / can imagine nothing
worse, what can it be.
When sick and discouraged by sucl
repeated exhibitions of sin, left tn,
house determined to pass the right il
the barn, there found my mother kiss
ing old Dr. F.
You did,
I did
Well, never mind my son, they al
Will do So
Mr.. M. Of certain town IN Yer
mont, is not distinguished for liberality
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

You ought to support your county pa
per before any other.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

Mr.. NJ, Of a certain town IN Yer.
mont, Is not distinguished for liberality,
either of Eurse or opinion. His ruling
passion is fear of being cheated. The
loss, whether real or fancied, of a few
cents, would give him more pain than
the destruction of an entire navy. He
once bought large cake Of tallOw a.
country store, at ten cents q pound. On
breaking II to pieces at home, it was
found to contain large cavity. This he
considered terrible disclosure of cupid
ity and fraud. He drove furiously back
to the store, entering IN great excite
ment, bearing the tallow, and exclaim-
ing:
Here, you rascal. you have cheated
me! Do you caIlthat an honest cake of
tallow Il is hollow, and there amt near
so much as there appeared to be. want
you 10 make it right"
Certainly. certainly" replied the
merchant, IN make it right. didn'l
know the cake was hollow. Let me see,
you paid ten cents a pound. Now. Mr..
NJ. how much do you suppose the hole
will weigh 2"
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24
Il. C. HARE,

AMBROFYP1SI,
4.,-o,-,rss ~ take MBROTYPES and MEL1Ne-
OTYPES in the best style Of the art; ana AZ
r..sv.r Prices thau Ever Before offered in
BrownVilIe.
n. al, o.,uries the Sky-Light Gallery on Main
&C., ,1nosite the City Drug Store, where ne
nav he found a-ring business hours.
pictures warranted TO Give Satisfaction
The publie are invited to call and examine speci-
Hours Of operation, fronas A. Il. to 4 z. X
Brownville. Feb. 4, 1864. n2S-H
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

Quick believers need broad shoulders.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1864-06-24

BROWNVILLE. NEBRASKA FRIDAY, JUNE "A, 1884
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
lFhr the Macarthur Democrat
kcep it Before the E'eopIr

the following we received from a
soldier frcm Vinton County, in the
army OF the Potomac, who assures LIS
il is true.
Keep it before the people, That
Old Abe gives ne just half enough to
eat.
Keep it befera the people, that Old
Abe vetoed the bill to raise 81, =
diers wages last April, ~ ;14t Cor.
aress had to pass the oh by two
third vote before il became a law.
Keepit before he People, that
when tho bill passed, TO raise the
wages Of negroes, Cd Abe signed il
on sight
Keepit before the people that new.
er before the p>tseG year could ne.
groe set beside q white man in the
ds. J of Congress.
Keep it before the people, that @
negro is better in the eyes oI this ad-
miristraticn, than white nan.
Keep it before The people, that Old
Abe feeds and iakea care cftbe con-
irabapds and lets the soldiers families
suffer.
Keep It before The people, that Old
abe hires school teachers for contra
bsnds in this District, while ,hcus.
srds Of the soldiers children can rol
20 to school FOR w,pt Of clothes and
,hoes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13

for the re election Of Mr.. Lincoln, as
giving most hope of the ultimate sue
cess OF the rebel cause. But the
people, he added, respect McClel-
Ian, and believe IN his honesty, ca
pacity, and patriotism; and being
heartily tired OF the war, they will be
willing to trust him. (Cheers)
Those who desire an early peace
and the restoration OF the Union, who
meau TO vote TO that end, will ponder
upon and heed the statement Of Mr..
Winthrop. 1t is, beyond all doubt,
correct. If the people OF the North
are not struck with a madness and
blindness exceeding any thing ever
known in the history OF the race, they
will with a vote approaching to unan
unity expel the dynasty from power
that is a bar to future reunion, and
whose continuance simply means in.
d,fuate and iruitless war, sweeping
coDscriptioas, oppressive taxrtion and
an irredeemable public debt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
To Ghc Democracy .

We hope our friends aud all citi.
zeuS who are opposed to Tue re,elec-
tiOn OF Lincoln and the utter ruin of
oDr Country, will not cease .heir ef-
forts to effect chang in the admin
istratiop, until the last ticket u de.
posted in the ballQ. box On the Sth.
day OF next month. No man shonld
be disheartened at tho result Of the
late election. We reduced the ma.
jorIties of our opponents by thous-
ands since laat year, thanks to the
sober second thought of the people.
Do nottIre in well doing, the day is
not lar distant when all men will be
proud Of the election Of Mcclellan md
Pendleton, and if every man does his
duty, who ale in fact opposed to LIN.
coin, Mcclellan will be the next Pres
ident as sure as the sun rises and set;
DO your buty, and Ohio will cast bel
vote for Little Mac. and you thereby
perpetuate your Constitution and The
Union, and secure blessings of Peace
to yourself and yonr posterity.-
Charge along the whole line and vic
tory is ohrs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
Inertesting to Those Who Desire
Peace.

Hon. Robert q. Winthrop, Massachu.
sets, a most eminent Old.line whig
statesman, in speech which he re-
Gently made at New Haven, Comet
lent, said:
"a BIT OF TESTIMONY FROM TIE SOUTH.
II fear my friends, that ! have al.
ready detained You too long. My
own strength certainly, will hardly
bod cut longer. even if your indul-
gence and your patience be- not al
ready exhausted. But must moi
take my leave Of you withou. giving
you a little piece of testimony Of the
highest interest aud importance. a
mopg the refugees from Atlanta, i'm
mediateIy after it's capture, there
came within onr lines, not many days
ego, q person of the most estin1sblt
and excellent character, who had en-
joyed the best opportunities Of under
standing the Southern heart. AuC
what, waid he, do you think. on be
ing interrogated as 10 the prospects
Of the future9 can give you his re
marks from the most authentic source
They were communicated to me by
good friend of the Uoion in one of til,
Border States. fMr. Lincoln is re
elected said he, the people of th,
South will fight for thirty years, 70
they feel that they can do noibin,
better: bnt if Mcclellan is elected
such an overwhelming Union part,
will be formed in the South, tha
peace will be the almost immediat
result (Tha,'s so.' Loud cheers.
4 speak, said he, sthe sentiments 0
the people, not The officials. 1h
leaders Of the rebellionare anxiou
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
TREASURERS
MOTTO E.

The laws OF Ohio require that one half Of
all the Taxes charged on the duplicate be
paid on or before the 20lh day of December
aud the remainder on or before the Goth
day Of June ensuing. In case OF default in
the December payment of Tax on ChatteI
property, ths whois Jf said Tax become dur
and the Treasurer is required to proceed by
District or otherwise, to collect tie entire
Tax Of the wear, with penalty Of five per
cenium and cost ell collection. Real eslata
on which taxes remain unpaid for 1863,
will be sold the third Tuesday Of January
next for such uHpaid Taxes ami the entire
Taxes Of 1864. The Books are now in my
hands, to receive Taxes at the Il easuers
Office Macarthur,
HENRY REYNOLDS,
Oct. lS, l646"4w Treasurer V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
Money ysassiCd

TO q,i our iriend0 who owe us on
Subscription, on Advertisements or on
any osher account, We say if in your
power, eaN ,on US AM e,H,3 M your
accounts. The receipts o' our office
TOR the past two months ba5 n-t met
the expense Of putting cut dc rcEer
We emnst have our earpilCs IN .yder
to get along in tbese Lincoln times.
Please don't ioTge''his.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
DIR. M. ID. Jayne
LATE OF PHILADELPHIA A,

Will be in McArther on monday
Oct. Slst, and Tuesday Nov. let, 1864
at uu!ber's Hotel.
To be consulted by thos dcsirOuS,
Of all DISEASES OF THIS CLIMATE.
Ills peculiar faculty to detect and 10
cate diseases without information
from the patient, has astonished ma.
ny persons within the last few years.
daving avaiIed himself OF the vari-
GUS fields ofCity, Hospitals aud coun.
try Practice, he is enabled to accom-
piish many cures, and to restore tc
health sufferers who have hitherto i'm
plored the succor OF the medical
world IN vain, and many diseases in
which ordinary skill has proved toc
feeble, it has been his good fortune
to sublue.
DR. JAYNE has practIzed medicine
for the past twenty years, and has
cured as many patients in thst time
as any Physician in this ur any other
age,
His Medicines arc free from all
mineral poisons pleasant to take
and acts as Dutrativo element, ere
atinS a new lite and animsting
throughout the whole system. His
treatment is entirely new, and per-
Iectly safe--mild, yet efficient. La
dies and gentleman suffering from
Neuralgia, Rhematism, or any form
Of Nervous Diseases, for you there il
relief
Consumption treated on a new and
successful plan, with specific RENE
dy.
The following diseases are amonl
those to which he deyotes his atten
tion most particularly.
Dyspcpsa, Liver Complaint, Bron
chitis, Consumption, Canoers, Ulcers
Old Sores, Female Diseases, whicl
are to numerous to c'aslty, Sick anC
Nervous Headach, Scroinla, Dropsy
Epilepsy, Fits, Diseases Of the HeaE
and Lungs, Diease of the Spine, Pal
pitation OF the Heart, Fistnla. Whit
Swelling removal of all kinds Of Tn
mors, Chronic Diarrbea, Disease Of TIN
Kidney, Ear and Eye, which are treat
-
ed on a plan peculiar. to bimaelf
Piles, and all Disease Of the Rectuq
cured without pain or operation
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and tin
whole train of Nervous Diseases. :
A speedy cure warranted in a
Diseases OF a syphilitic or yenerea
character, without bindrence iron
business or exposure to friends an
all Mercurial Syphilitic diseases {
the skin and blood, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal or Diurnal ENNIS
sions. Inirmities Of youth and ma
turity. Invalids suffering with an
disease would do well to give him a
early call. EXAMINATION FREE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13

81 80 Ui afIiCIy anu hOobl l,oOO
prisonera. Colonel Howard Kitchen
wounded. Many other valuable Of
fcers were killed md wounded.
Grant declares Sheridan to be one
of the pb'tst Of oficors
The Federal Iosses are estimated al
5000 in the battle OF the 18th,
The loss OF property in Glasgow
Missouri, from its capture by the re-
bel5 is about &150,000.
The rebels under Price have re-
crossed the Missouri Riyer at Burns.
wick. They hold very consdcrN-
bIe portion Of the State. Many Of
Prices officers cay they will never 20
back to Arkansas, but will remain in
Missouri
Lincoln has appointed the last
Thursday in November for day oI
thaDkseiven and praise.
ltiS said thar General Curtis has
been fighting Prices van guard, and
will stand for ? general encagcm emf
il Price is willing. General Rosecrana
is ready to support Curtis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.
The State of Ohio, Yiatoa COUNTY.

Ine State OF ONO, Vtnton County.
nN the 25th, day of November A. 1884, at
~ l2 o'elocl NJ. will be sold on the premeses,
in Knox township, Yinton County Ohio, to tho
highest bidder, the following real estateas the
property,oft estate ofDaTIius 'Ferrel, late Of
said Vinton county deceased, to-wit Begin
ming, at the North East corner ofSeCtioh No 81,
(Tiirty-four) in Township Ten, Range q fteen
in the Ohio Company's purchase, thence II
chains 2 links 10 the south east corner Of
Ia IDS decided to David Canny; thence North
thirteen and half deg. West ten chains thirty
seven links; thence south tAree chains and
seventy four links; thence south fortythree and
three-foufth deg. West twenty-five chains, ten
links; thence 10 the south line o section mum.
Der thirty five, 49, thence west one chain fif.
ty links; thence seventeen deg west six chains
thirty links; thence south fifty-si deg. thirty
seven chains 10 the line running Shrourh the
center Of section number thirty four, (s4,)
thence east twenty-three chains seventy. fve
links to thesecond corner on the east line Of
said section: I: thehce north forty-three chains TO
the place ofbeginning, containing one hundred
and forty-one and thfee-tenthsacres, said land
being situated In sections number thirty-four
(34, J and tbirty-hve, (35, subject however, to
tho Dover Estate assigned to the said Re Jecca
Ferrel widow ofsaid Darius Ferrel, on the 18th
day June, A. D., 1864; in said premises, buun-
ded and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
mug W buo uVttu sNeob CDTucI OF Snlu lhnu8 in
sad order described. thence south three chain
and seventy-bur 4lnks: thence south forty
three and three fOurths, deg. west along the
road four Iods past Walnut tree at tbs ena Of
George r. Boll's lane; thence little south OF
east to an APPLES tree across the road by the old
cabin; thence straight forward in the same di-
recton to the section line; thence north to lands
decided to David Canny; thence to ths
place Of beginning. Also the fruit ofewo rows
and two trees of the north end the third row Of
the apple trees on the east side Of the orchard
on the lands above described. Said premises
are appraised, subject to said Dover Estate al
ST 500. .f'lJl s..tT
TEENS oy .gALE.--Ons third cash In hand,
one third ID six months and .he remaining third
in twelve months, with interest on deferred
ayment at sixper cent from day offale.
DIS, DANA, AtFy .JoSHJA. WOOD,
for idmf administrator Of the es-
! Oct soth'et--6w. .atats Dar fusFsrVi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
-SHERIFF's OFFICE. !
MACARTHUR, V.Co. o. Oct. 20-.64 {

q !. ARCH. NORRIS. Sheriff of fvinton
County, State OF Ohio, do hereby notify the
qualified Eiertors of the county OF Vinton
.snd State oi Ohio, TO assemble in their re-
|sperlive Townships, at the usual places Of
holding elections, on
Tuesday (Being Tie sth 0ay of No
vember) 4. d. 1864,
And then end there proceed, .as the law di-
feets to elect Twenty one electors Of Pres
Ment and Vice President Of the United
States in puFsuance'of the Constitution OF
The Uhited States and oftb;s State.
In testimony whereof. have hsreunto
set my hand and seal, this Twenteh
day Of October, in the year oil onr
Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-four. and in the eighty nine
year Of The Independence of the Uni.
D. ted States of America.
ARCH, NORRIS, Shff,v.C.
Oct. 2o,Is64 WIN. GOLD Deputy.