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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

lIDN
"azsoshis name and ~oecuPanon, he
Rikknm e~xclaa1ed Redbrow to a
Of ikksHse advance and seize Tie
ptisoI
~ ontefm ny roof, sirs l exclaimed
ThSrigbts q Hospitality shall not thus
be violated. Turpin or Baker, or what
ever /. naeas and as SUCH
Twill defend him. So saying, stepped
between Ire 966stsbies and he highway
man.
Take care, Mr.. Hupt, said Redbraw,
o.. Iwiif arrest-ycu, also. In the name
Of King George, / charge you. sir. 10 DE-
liver him, into my hands, or bear tue
penaltyl
Never mind the old goose. said TurPin.
/ viii Jake care of myself.
No sooner had he done speaking, than
he rushed toward the the table, and clap
ping both hands upon the two candles,
put them out. The room was now pitch
dark.
Ia DO not let BIN. foil US again!
shouted The constable in bis rage, leaping
sowarf ne place where be had last seen
the bighwayman. Bot he grocPed about
in vain, only. catching hold Of Riskum by
tie leg. Ia the meantime, TurPin had
reached the window, jumped upon The
sill, thrown up the sash, and kicked OuI
the shsrsF-the moonlight streaming in
upoa the tableau.
Mr. Hunt thank you for your kind
ness, he gGickly SAID. Then drawing a
pistol. ~andPointing it at Redbrow, WAC
was adyancing 70 seize him, he exclaim-
ed:
& Stand where VOC are, Alpheus, OF by
Jubiter III send some cold lead through
your skun?
Nofkithsaading this threat. RsdbrQw
adsgnced ,sud fred-lhe bad whiziDg
pas, TaIpin's head.
H4Eba- la! laughed the highway
man. Coed evening. Mr.. Redbrow.
So saying he jumped through The win.
dow followed by the bullets of all the
cO~nslables, but escaped unhurt. Quick
as lightning his bonnie black Bess. gal.
lOped swiftly away, before RedbrOw could
even reach the front DOOR and they had
the satisfactisa Of seeing him disappear
in the may distance.
Redbrow swore that be would have his
revenge on me, but he never carried his
threat into execu;ioA-because, l sup.
pose, be feared the, ridicule Of It's being
knowg that he was SO completely foil6d
and outdous by Dick Turpin.
'AHd'so ends my ggaufaiher's story
said farmer Hunt.
What became Of Fs+ein? asked one
II bis lISiners.
lie mat the fate he SO Justly merited
some years a@fterward, on the gaIIows q!
York, answered the farmer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
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CpI.ENDTD Hist.


lEl9U SETS LalAS1 SN"IHs
All Of tie goods in the above ListwiI be sold, with
ohI Tese. walton, for one Dollar each. Certircates.of
ali the various articles are placed In similar envelopes
and sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mail, or
delivered at our office, without regard to choice. On
receiyinga Certificate you will see what article 1t rep
resents. and it is optional With JOu to send one d olIar
and receive the article or not.
In all transacsonSby nail We shall charge for for
forwarding the Certificates, paying postage, and doing
The business, % cents each. Five Certificates will be
sent for 81; Eleven for 81 Thirty for S5j Sixty-hve
for SO aud One hundred for $l5.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
prompC answer to their orders. Oar business Is cpp-
ducted upon liberal, honest, straightforward principle,
and We guarantee satisfaction in al cases. Our pat-
rons may always depend ap0n having their orders faith
fully and punctuall5 supplied. IN no case Wll cares
pondents be neglected,
g+Correspondents shoule be careful to write their
s~ienatures plain, and give their Post Office, COuntys and
SITE. Address, GEO. DEAERIT & Co..
229 Broadway, New York.
~ Having had business relations with the above
Gentlemen, + take pleasure in saying that they are
honorable, upright men, aud perform all theypromi sin
and Tie JeweIry 1 have seen from ,--.-
gives satisfaction. r. o THOMPSON,
20 - Nursery Hill. Eeb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

T.R. FISHERl SrownviIie, IS Agent for Esn.ha
and east half OF Richardson Counties.
CURTIS & PEAYER, Pawnee City, are Agents for
PsEnee and west half q Richardson Counties.
REV Mr.. TINKHAAs Beatrice, is Agent fr Gage
and Jones Counties.
J. H. BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
Mirror q Passing Ristrn

Inspired By the spirit Of Demoeaz
Lodging no leader but Trath-Ths Nuw
OcBAT will continue to be solely he b,
People, aud prompt to dsnOuHeo and ~,
pol teal Or military aspirans Who ssas
their cause.
In addition to oar War News, W ,sII-.
in our Weekly paper the Weekly Nsa~
and also an abstract Of the processing dc,
and Of the Proceedings Of L~eSisla.ua ~
and illinois.
Our Tri-Weokly, win sOutaia 81 ir,sh
ths InpeFtaRt News, Local aad Cnasssa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

For All CLUBS OF tW enty and over. The yearly sub
scTiption is only S2,09. Names can BE- sent in az
different times and from different Post Ofioes.-
specimen copies viii be cent gratis to any part Of
tie country.
Canadian Subscribers win please to remit 25 cents
extra on each years subscription to prepay postage.
MUM / Co. Publishers,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

QHEEP shears Of tie most approved make, for sale
- At Mclaughlin = Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
Reware 81 WilloW Peddlera

We learn that many swamps OF Willow have
been cleaned up, aud the Cuttings sold as Gray willow.
We get our Willow Of SAMUEL EDWARDS, Of Ia
Aoilies Illinois, q responsible Nu-ssryman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

A Splendid assortment Of Confectionery including
IA slick and fancy candies
At Mclaughlin a Swans.
CRACKERS Of all kinds, Soda, Eu' ter, Boston, Sugar,
wine and Piek-Nic Crackers, Cream Biscuit and
Singer Snaps,
AZ Mclaughlin & swans,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

OF THE
OF THE
For he E'ar lssA

~ Tor ne Tear 1854
DAILY, TRI-WEEKIY & Vm
The war drama i approaching II,
interest. This year win probable
Doom Of the Rebellion, witness tbs
srnmsnt restored in chs fallen Stats'
Grated, and Slavery ohlitesatsd from !,
events Of 81 viii be among the mo.s
the History Of the Country, and de.I.1
oluds the return Of Peace, and -
America upon . new career Of unrs-g
ness and prosperity. With Labor ~:
ths reproaeh u ssr'dom, the PsoDls =.
on ahighsf platform Of intelligence al
feel = still prOfoGnder interest in Al n
the pFOgress Of their " and other sl,
world is entering upon q new series
to trrminate in the tgiuaph Of DEM.
The Atlantic while emigration q
acquire = new aud tremendous inPs,ua A.
immensely cur productive p6Ner.
The string events Of the times EiIb,
" depicted in tn columns OF the DEvors
we are resolved to rsEdsr more Ta.a,S,
t~raetive than eVe as . faithful
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
Price, Is cents per Boz, or 5 Boxes for 81.
PREPARED by DR.. ]. c.. AYER & Co., Lowell, Mass.

SUpD ET
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G.. 4. BROWN i BRO, Peru.
Dr. GRAVES. Salem.
JOHN ". U0LT& BRO, Salem.
a1~ HOLT SCOTT, Falls City. voc
ne LEWIS & SHEPHERD. St. stephens.
EASLEY i SHERER, Rulo.
vS-nS-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Your Fills have had a long trial in nv practice,
and j hold theih in esteem as ore of the best apeTi-
euts 1 have ever found Their Alternative effect upon
tile liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for JtGons dyoeatery and diGT-
ykou. Their sUgar-cOating makes them very &C.
equitable and convenient FOX tie use OF women and
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
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soon as the Leaves fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25

Any person renting 1 so, will receive the mega
zine from its commencement, January, 1862 to
January, 1864, thus securing Mr.. Kimbalps WAS
sc successful ?" and Mr.. Kirke's Among the Pines "
and "Merehan4's Story" and nearly 5000 octave
pages Of the hest literature in the world. Premium
ubscribers 70 pay their own postage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25


aArk ron sick, feeble and
complaining? Are you out
n arder, with yOaT system
deranged, aud your feelings
nncomfortable!T symp-
te,i.s are 0iteu The prelude
IN ser;ous iEDess.9 some 1T
III e;ctnl Is crteping upon
Sup, and should 9s RSertea
by r timely Gse OF tie Tlght
remedy. Take Ayers lllis,
ard cleanse cat The fisoT-
deTed humofs- puflfy tie
bleod, and Jet the hWds
move on anUtstrEetcd IN
heajlil again. They stimu-
iate the f~nHetiORs OF the
100 into vigorous activity;
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-25
Drspepsin, Impurity Of Lhe Flood

FrcM Rec. j. Z. Hines, Pastor 81 AGTeat ChErch,
Boston.
DR.. AVER: I have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those lam
called to visit in distress. To regulate the organs Of
digestion aud purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy / lave ever known, and / can conf
5enIy them TO my friends.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
lrraIRs At PENSACOLA.
mr. Thomas ~. COOK. D:.p.,en.

r st.Y y. PhSsscois Navy YARD, July a., 1894
desire most particularly TO call attention To sbs
temands 0; this post. which 10 have been oven
boked well the merits OF an efficient ana ga.,s
sodier-the comnander Of the past. An inspec,on e
The camp and garrison OF The post Forts Pcheas
tnd Earrancas, by General SICK to-day Develops
several points OF omission and neglect by superior -
tnorty which lock almost or minai.
Since the fui occupation Of this point py the naticsss
forces work been slowly progressing in repairing th
damages the forts sustained IN the long strife bctws>
ttem FOR rosseasicn bu, recently ,nr work has Sss~
wholly suspended, on account of the absence Of any
tppropria,on 70 pay for nsteria, sud abor. AZ be5
nov stand tbe works are IN but ar indifrcress
f inIrovement ~ the pfosnction OF ordnaace woula
sictate u would not be propsr, perhaps TO poips
The rance AZ the map win chow The nd vanasee
bf this point . base operations especially m tss
sressn, ss lossn ,ns s9De. n's t,om here an cxps
between Johnstons army mud MOBILE With f,c,jtv I'D
ssis. very materially m any a,,emes that sughs -
attack Mobile no better point than this could be rslees
ID base And vet there a regiment OF cavalry
In the command There ~. n true, q very ens resS-
mont raised and organized a. cayary--tbs seconA
FLORIDA, natvs 10 the ro-but thsy are e yet wthouA
arms or horsos, and therefore wholly useless FOR scs
Ihc sb,cnos Of horses very ,ssrously fclt osbss
'rcuir win oos rarsculariss This vent cannc, BE- tss
General AsSoih nu zone everything in bin power !.
.a,oiy beyond hs power or q a ceer T. create
men material. A. the force now here consttutsa
81 10 suitable only for defence, and scarcely that ThN
attcntion OF the government viii doubtless he cara
oaoav 70 the points referred TO- snc others and NJ
n.msss q tss service really demand that proper rsss
The Second vermont vclun,eers portion Of tbe fcyss
now mere. have nearly vnsnnsy volunteered for ths
war 1hsy have already served thor 6rss Ssrm OF tvuD
years and the fakmenl remaining Of tAa old sgmsnt-
hardy and horofed band of vserans-wiii return -
Burlington A. sson transportation car Ss pssourel ~
thsD ,hsr ranks and esscg few Wssks fur-
opeh with their families and frends The Green Noun
rssspsion. 'p3 'ta " 4 '''--AsloN nTl-7ls
solEbel t4 tls.e ot $1,000 sainsqo s,5dv ,gslaih y
| sAi We1 III .n.. H1stb a'IIn so at3nlslaW haa
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

TIE BERsI PEwoStas A. FLMIaL-1tefc are auo1t
eight thousand rebe prisoners F'nrn, and n0fe are
comirg daily. They mostly abe bodied man, e. !.
dsntly ~ good fanies the South Trey orderly
and respectful 10 tneir deporucut hut most decided ~
their adherence 10 Southern PRINCIPLES. The csclroe
camp p very rigid, and There intercourse be-
tween the prisoners and the public. Few civilians -sr
even get peep The high iencs the maes. uurr
Sce~ Get thin speaking distance. An entcrping ErrA
Ysnkee, who has ground near the camp. 10 buidug an
observatory, from which people eau look mo tue Gu
closure BY paying ZEE ne n'enas Y ss n ms tower
ysrmn which said 70 be 80 plenty uson the bodies
ans pr,so uers -Rcchsar Uhsop.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

The Phiadcphia LedSo referring to the above isbe,
has the follow.ng remarks
he ca fong4g. this week shows large over
tue previous Wet6. as well corresponding time
last year. the amount brougbt forward the several
Canals lid railways of the week $50 ,223 tens. swelling
the tonnage The the aggregate
IS 80 toos against 52s 06S 10 corresponding
tine last year showing o. Ts6.ss5 nearly
thrce-q1ortcs o. miO o. tous: aad yet notwithstand.
ing inis are increase he demand rs unaested und the
retsi prices coat the advsnce. There is
oyersoc 81 cua aud not hke ~ he the present
should tirfradr progress unnte ruptrd fru.a
q the latest PERIOD usEal OF navigation whereas the
Ganals shti' b closed earlier than usual supply
may cause sglcri &.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

NnihNkI tt t18s n. afbt3 NAr1Qe 4t]hH t4ffaih u
eai 9tol .a .R.s tls.ab 1lIn 80 a5nlsiaW haa
npa glif fila1 sH psss gfQl sl a,u nsld i ,yo'
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
-. s..,.., - stassdI,s-s Ire

serDAB~tTRs The ftre n of sketaddiers be II.
erenstrg n volume ~ the 5fh ~ Serc apWcarhos.
ryert tra. and every avenue ~ fil 'rato'a' on-
KEGS scekug fscty unccr toe fods Of ne i1tsh nag ~
courst \ IKE 10 Gee pcoplr come g. snada' nut We
could aua d. In tnat thcse autua'ed BY bet.
moEves. We beaeve il neniing ior md wlth ynur
country when she u "a trouble ST CaN 1thts iccAc'si
Journal.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

cAuscAHse IN osvrco-Ths 0svero IN " Papa.
diws learns that conspiracy has been formed to invade
that cay by rarsvo Of sccesFionss rebel ~
from Canada rue party has been organized d Kingston
aud tho astounding part cf the report as reaches
u.s. M that the raiders are 10 be headed by an English
nohennsn who holds IN the British servjor
The plan TO embark, under the EuIse OF citizens On
board Of the regular passenger ssaneFs plying 10.
twsso tbe American snd Canhdian ports, And 10 land
,here usdsr cover of darkness Lucxily tno mot haa
heeu discovered Every preparation has been made 10
maet aud defeat ths svadors. -
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
/ ss Terrific Ex psosion.
TER rLGLE MILLS At LACCE DESTROYED AMI SIX
PERSONS KILLED
lCorrespoLcence Chicago Tribune AVA


Itccs, IN August 10 1894.
by Desvy report. Which shook the groun ike ear III
quake Three boilers in the Eagle Arls had exploded
with terrIhc force, rendering them OF runs.
She heavy machinery and tmheTs throsn hundrecs
~ eet nto the air portions of the boilers weighing
rsl huDdred roupos were forced through the roT and
carried entirely over two story hoGsc rome rods dis
tant and landed 10 the A heavy picce of iron
crashed through the roof Of dwelling and fell within a
Few icst OF where lady strs. Tho boilers were
strstcd between the dstsry and mill One side Of The
Latter, very strong baldtne forced in apd the en-
tre structure four stories gh and 6et with heavy
cninery. was moved todIy from ,ts foundations.
The immense smoke stack Was blown down, ana the
scene prtsenfed mass u ruins seldom oquaed. Two
psrtobs were Killed outright, two have since died,
ieutb ard probably fth cannot survive, while seve-
raj Others were more Or lee injured One man VAS
blown distance Of 6fy fcet landing under portion OF
fne boiler, from which ne was taken alive, MS hesn
burned 10 crisp, Ms clothing stripped on aud hn limbs
brok0n NIN -
The OF the accident known to he ant of water
IN the boilers but tho snginecr faithful poIson who
han been tins employ o. the Meesry 1haycr for nesn
years. was OF post and killed, therefore the reason
why The water was allowed 20 Get low Gao never be
knopn The loss Is estimated AZ from twenty nve 70
thirty thousand dcnars. Tnc works are 70 he imrne
diatciy rebuilt, worknen bsing now cngaged In rcrcv
ios the dsbrk The nsmes Of the killed arc James How
ard Andrew Stevens Michael Sullivan. Ian foz- Those
badly injured Charley Richards, - farmhouse and
A. n. hickman. ~.
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

ssa o. the prosperity sots found In shs ooostxusos
People q tho Uaioa soldier. Of tho epsirssy os n
eovnlry s,urase spd csapsancy. You hive ~ syasA
.alf. be4aks, IN deetdns tue Jr,oa- ysr - d&pa
iiberty. Y4n abolish t1sodio'e aad crying 1Ane II .
psrso % tu'isd stsi.s.- slavery. NJ II
THO o the fe6erai conssitutica by oome atss
mens the ns psnIn because rosnss ,ss,,ss that VIC
lston No wrong can be alleged by The secessionsss
either against federal government o. ssa,nss ethse
authorities Tho determination 10 destroy the federal
cpmInci cf Union expcahe oUiy byysuN VisHto
tam Av-ry. by the determination 70 naxS thai
tiai 20 the form Of gavernmeut
THIS scheme, truly hops. viii not bs realized; but,
ssIe e. ,s we sa't s. say su,Spsss sossrnHsos
ap .se itssi By sctnow wisdxi'e Po.ss Sssed usos
svcry People tue tnion the cisizens Of Geneva a.
sewoed 10 pee.oE 70 address y you their fscitstons
viois,s and % DESTROY siisery. ha7
rhs s.russl. his commences sssvssa ,sssws prne.-
fSs sss q o. ysssfy ,sss ). ID. .saasa q slavery
forever sr,d everyw where nl." po 2al N'fi3N 49,
nav; liberty, aAi. fspabsc q the United sta.ssi
nns,'vAVcaER. y.as HrsH HI sPHMv' HUI .i,sa I I
Dlbds basoxnux ~ o II ! r.rHsaE sT,tAs4 prs,r
Anoapn . Catalan, MAsE yAUritR, ..g
ia oUtous q ri r!EkkF wE1ER scSEs ssMI kAS
bENRY FAZY, ns.foe CoSnn,ttee on the Nesting.
Tho draft o. the address psiug pot TO vote, Il vas
me PrssDnsa q ,hs meosps anuounced that ii would
% sent % the coOsus q tbs Coed staes with the 70
1be meeting closed apd immense escort formed be,
fore the Electoral Hull precedcd by the fcdes IbanDers
swss and rican II ttok ~ Its MACH lighted Dy
orcues, along Rhpne street. where the Consular ece u
situ,ed On arriving at tho Consulate hurrah for the
Union and tho abolition OF slavery was given by the
crowd natopt song was chau,ed and the crowd qis.
70 scd after few words by the Consul OF the United
States who on the spproaoh of the people, nostod his
dag.
Thc meeting In all respects furnished evidence o, the
svely sympathycs OF the Geneyeee populaon with the
maintenance OF the Union anu tic abolition Of slavery.
The number o people who from eight to O'Clock at
TOUR thousand From the Ocginning to the end the rr
buue WAS constantly surrounded BY three thousand
peopo Nsf @ - @' N.'~
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
Our P.nam. Corresponasnce.

4 out = SANtne NOEHCSPOAk0 cAACc. .4f 2
4 ss.y.ef ,8,.8 saf t4 se PANAMA, August g, 1864
The steamship America. from San Francisco 23d
ul arrived here yesterday mornng TOO late however
70 land her passengers ne FOR the tide The Goaen
Rule also from New York the 9th ult. reached AS.
piuwah aoeut the time ,s>>>.s>sn
sncc the sailing or the Northern Light nothing has
ransprcd. There have been rrivals consequently
news from either North south. >GoneraI Mosquera
leaves IN few days for the Casca. lie has been re-
markedly quiet since bis ARRIVAL OWING doubt. to the
presence OF the battalion of regular troops here
wisely cent by tho government watch movcmosts
and keep him from .kickmg up runpuS lie Is terri.
bly, put Gus, Understand, thas his body guard
Incorporated win the troops now here. instead OF beng
allowed 20 accompany nirn.
An Enssn clergyman lately arrived here to remain ia
Panama. ana yesterday performed Divine service At tho
United States Cousuiate HIS prayers were Tor the
PRESIDENT of the CDed states. although tht
Oh that country Hnd with tho Stars and Stripes hysag
Tue Uu,ted sstes steamer sagioaw connmandsf fIop
kins, arrived here % nS night OF the 6tn inst al veil
she takes "a coat and aud Giiao
&c deliver some o Ve ihtlor 70 the ulgship "a, -, .m .m
ce1era crran cante passenger by Constitution He
remains board snip However, unit to aefrOw,
that here ~ shsr sS .neS Sog asy
thing Do. dear friends lie leaves "a the steamer 70
the passengers by she America having had To remain
here twenty four hours Dany OF them we're ashore
yesterday ana ast night. making Panana more lively
than have seen u residence This visit
has beeo godseHd to our hotsi kcepers and rota
chants Tor generally II is maosged- by horn Know
not Ito throw the money passengers have to spend
he rockets OF the hole. keepers Aspinwa @ i.a
Although the Golden Rule arrived at Aspinwar yester-
tay mnrnng. VIC nre up 10 THIS writing IN entire
gnosasce Of che news she h.s broaght although loir
days ater. We indebted this N telegraph Tor
one bogus despatch which the operator fouhd tmc 10
tend and for another OF the same ade up by
operator here, both intended Tor .seiis" yet iegu
here, bo time eau be found to seod although world
be pnid fnr white the bogus despatch II. 2 write
this Or the ewes oi those VINO direct the
New York. and ASK them that oous,oefasmn be
shown for tuose wbc src large patrons OF the saams
Railroad. si; l HiuI sN.~t f st sH rl
The New York herald., 1864-08-21
EisssieH or rev. a. @. Core as A.sla.n,
Btshop.

to-day elected assistant bishop Of the docees Of Western
New York, BY the Episcopal ccnvss,,cu uow Vi tins
o. The 0xsi baalos. TT n 80 ~s''' - - =
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-09-14
A New Preside ntial Convention.


me Ne" 1"rN 1''0""e CONTAINS "e>'a'c'
stating thar both the CINCINNATI 60zene an
ilmeS. (oo'h republican pap rs') are out II
favor oi anothef convention u nominate
candidate tor the Pres'densy' so as 20 nn'''
the friends OF Messrs. hnc9In and Fremont
The Times, IN an editorial on the suoject re
marks.