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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
OHter Stevenson and Maria R. Stevenson, hi
wife, compliments,

Oliver Stevenson and Maria r. Stevenson, hl
wife, compliments,
John Mcpherson Ralph ". Booth, Andrew ).
Preston. j. w Brys0n and Fanklin Aztec partners
as u. w. Booth & Co Abraham FTOunstine, John
FrOuustine, Joseph Fr0anstine and Charles ku1ee'
partners as H.. A. Frodn-tine &eo.; William K Pen
lex Mark Reeves, Francis G. Good, W. x PhlPI.s
and John L Perkins, partners a. NJ. +. Reeves .
Co.; Albert Kelly and George z. Harding partner5
as Kelly 4 Harding Amos Gutter, Jacob ? Gutter
AMI Henry TerrilI, partners az Gutter 4 TeTrnli
Roger E. Harding. Matthew Fife, George ]. dub
bard and Henry FOgel, partners as Fife, Hubbard .
FOgel, respondents.
IN the District Court Eemaha county, Nebraska
Territory. In ChaHceTy.
IN pursuance Of a decretal order Issued out q ne
said District Court IN the abeFe entitled cause ana
20 ne directed. I VIII ofeI for sac as pGblie auction
at ia front door Of Denis b~alldilg IN BDWnvlHs'
in the county aforesaid. Chat being the house IN
which the said court was last held on
"Wednesday, 23d Of March, A, D. 1851
az oas o'clock. p. ". Of that day, The following
described re 81 estate, ta-wit The s0uthwsstfra 5-
tionaI quarter of section eighteen, anil the sra.u
east quarter Of section 5wenty-thres in township
FIVE, north Of range fifteen, east ot he sixth pri1eF
pal meridian. situated in said county Of Nems9S
said reai estato7 now being the property 9f Joan
Mcpherson, one Of said defendants.
W. O.. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Master in C5sncery.
=. BroVnVille, Nsb. Feb. Is, BSSA nos
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10


News from Shermonis doubtful. All
late accounts state that he went no farth-
er9ihan MERIDIAN, did not take Selma, as
reported last week. After reaching Me-
redian he heard of the retreat of Smith
and Grlerson, this deprived him of their
forces which wereto co-operated with
him, and on whose cavalry he depended
for the protection of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad. Thus left on short rations and
railroad Communication endangered. he
turned his back upon Selma and Mobile
and marched towards Logan who had ad-
vanced 10 meet him, and by an audacious
stroke of strategy placed himself at a
distance Of 100 miles from Johnson.
Dates TO the 9Th says it was known in
Washington that Sherman was at Vicks-
burg on the 24th in time tie start on a
new expedition.
The same dates state that the inten-
ton never was to attack Selma and Mo
bile, bat that the object was an invasion
Of Georgia between T renton and Lafa-
yet,e. 'S'A' l
Shermon has utterly destroyed the en-
tire Southern railroads.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Review of St. Louis Market
ST.. Louis, March 5. 1854


TOBACCO-Market active with sales of % hhds
including 3 stems at 81 5O@3;6 green and damag-
ed I1gs at So so a 5 so: 10 factory do at 5 9O@6
o planters do at 6 26 to s; 8 common shipping leaf
at 8 20 to II 40; medium do at 10 40 to Is; Z com
mon and Medium manufacturing leaf at IL to 10 90.
and 8 good do at p so to 20 %; also, 10 boxes at
l IS to 10 so per 100 lbs.
HEMP-Market quiet and unchanged, with sales
of 81 pales good old undress ed at 500; 18do prime
new d~oatllS, and 34do do at i2O per tom. riuA'
LEAD-harket stiff at lie per ID for soft Mis-
souri,.
FLOUR-The Market continues to drag. and
holders add buyers are apart. Sales of 100 bbTs
superfne at 5 90 and 12S do branded extra at 5 %,
delivered.
WHEAT-0Gerings light, and the market pretty
firm, with sal es of 500 SKIS, including 175 sks com
mon and fair fall at L II to L 10; ESQ good at 20
to %; and 375 prime and choice at 1 25 to 1 27 to
80 per bushel.
CORN-SaIes Of 200 SKIS, including 80 SKIS red
inlold SKIS, at 92e; 2gS mixed at North Missouri depot
at zoe: $50 do on the landing at csc; 5,4OO prime
new, in various lots, at 97c; 1870 old yellow and
mixed at &c, and $3.50 choice old new at 90 per
bushel. A9
.0ATs-Narket firm, and about 2 cents higher.
With sales Of I,4OO SKIS, including l,l75 at 88s; 100
at 90o; 40 at SOC, and $50 seed oats at 93o.
BARLEY AED RENO sale of barley. Rive
was dull with sales Of 400 SKIS, in lots, OF Csc, and
45d at l 90 per busbeI. III 4.a1i-a sa
PROVISIONS AND LARD-Sale Of 1000 pieces
pork-house bacon, clear sides, packed at II1lc per
ID. Sales of lard 1876 ties kettle, in two lots, at l2o
and 40 do manufacturing OF 10 I-2o.
GREASE-A lot Of 70 pkgs prime yellow brought
9 sc per loo lbs.
WHISKEY.-The market is unsettleda and high
er, with soIes early Of 25O bbls at SOC, and $50 bills
in three lots later at 9Oo per ga, closing firm at the
outside price.
HIDES-Flint, Isc; dry sailed, Ice; green sailed,
&c.
DRIED FRUIT-NaIket firm, with sales of IS
brls ap pies at 1 80; so bIIs and 81 SKIS do at 1872 IL
II bris st l 95; q SKIS mixed peaches in two lots At
4 20, and p brls choice balves at 1 35 per bushei.
SEED-Sales Of so pkgs hemp at 2 62I-2 per
bushel, exclusive Of packages.
BEANS-Dull and lower, with sales of 81 pack
agesat l 90 and % do prime at 2 40 pushed.
SALT-Sales reported Of 100 bbls New York at
3 Is, and 300 SKIS G. a., averaging 2O9 lbs to tho SIX
at 2.56
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

N0TICE.

All those that know themselves indebted to the
undersigned by note or account, will please come
forward and settle, on or before the first of March
as we are about to remove from this place. If not
settled by that time they will End their notes or
accounts left in the hands Of Ulcers for collection
D.&H. SEIGLE.
BrOwnville, n. I. 2Sth 64 n22-S-6w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The monthly report Of the Department
of Agriculture, soon to be issued, shows
that before the war Great Britain pur-
chased from this country twelve hundred
million pounds of cotton per annum /; in
"a the amount exported to that country
will be but ffty-six million. The report
also takes decided grounds against the
tax on tobacco. svar
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Dates to Feb. Odd, from New Orleans
state hat Hahp's majority, SO faf'as heard
from, was 1,727, nearly three fifths Of
the entire vote, The other free state
candidates stood about the same. Sill
later : Hahn is elected by 800 MAORI
ty over both his competitors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

4 Gen. VIM. L. Smiths raid into Mis-
sissippi was highly successful. He left
Memphis on the 18th inst, and penetra,
ted. as far. as West Point, with a force
of 1000. He burned a million bushels
Of corn and two thousand bales of cotton
belonging to the enemy. His forces had
several skirmishes, although they met no
serious check until they reached Sucha-
toucha swampt where the rebels, under
Forrest, had taken a strong position. Our
forces were by this time so encountered
with captured property-having taken
over 5000 horses and mules, 1000 bales
of cotton, and a about 1000 ~contrabands
had claimed his protectIon-that not one
half of our force could be brought into
action. the cavalry especially On account
Of the swamp in which the enemy were
posted. Gen. Smith here made a dash
on their front, as though to dislodge Them,
but in fact, to cover his design of falling
back on Okalona, which he. accomplished
by keeping a good rear guard. The enc
my followed up until Gen. Smith reached
Ivy Farm, where he halted, took position,
and drove the enemy back. He brought
off all captured property, and arrived in
Memphis after IA days absence. Our
loss is reported slight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
ELECTION NOTICE.

The qualified voters Of The City Of Brownvine viii
take notice that an election viii be held on Non
day, April 4th for the following officers, to-Bit
One Mayor, four Aldermen, one City Clerk, one
Marshal, one Treasurer, one Assessor, one Street
Commissioner, and one City Engineer.
N by order of City Council,
~ T.. r. FISHER, Mayor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
NEW ADTERTIsEMBTTS
Garden Seed for AZ

BY Catalogus, embracing over 200 r..i.,;
Of fresh and true Garden seed, ImaDy Of ,sb;. q
Ok my own raising Is how ready, and win n ~
Warded gratis TO al appiisa8ss. i0R
Ny catalogue viii contain many new ana
vegetables not uspllly found in ssed eataIo,.ea
Asshe original intrUdacar Of the Hubbard
Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage, ana otbs. ofnsh
vegetables. invite the patronage Of the NM
JAMES J. 4. GKEG6RY
Marblehsad, Massaeha,si,,
March 1885, u23.2H
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
sHoCK Corr FOR 80.

have ONE HUNDRED Shocks Of corn hat .
wish TO sell; not having time 10 sbuck it out myself
| win sell iein the shock cheap for cash. Wafer
being handy II would be a good chance for any ono
desiring to winter stock To- buvitsud feed "a out %
the premises. Hive six miles southwest Of Brssa-
willie, on the Little NemahS, three miles above Md-
WINS Mills. s. H. CObDWELb.
? Feb. 25, u26-v8-It-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

A bill authorizing a loan of $500, 000,-
900, at 6 per cent, passed the House and
only awaits the Presidents signature to
become a law. This will be the next
bond pat on the market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern, Notice is hereby
given that will on the lst day Of March, 1854,
sell the following real estate, t0-Wit: The north
half Of the southwest quarter Of sec. no. z. Also
the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter q
sec. no. eli in town {, range ~, east, to the high
est bidder for cash in haad. JOHN DIRhS. .
Brownvile, Feb. 4 1854, No S-JlPd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
EStraY HOGS,

Taken up by the undersigned living ore nile
north of Brow1viIe. in Nemaha County Nebrasks,
on the 23d day of January 1861 nine head of hog,
the greater part Of them spotted aud part o. them
marked with a swallow fork in right ear; about
and ten months old. IOdN w. BENNETT.
RrownyiIe, Jan. p, 1864 B22-S-3s-Sl5,50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Halo, my little man, said a gentle
man from a window in the second story
of his mansion, to a little urchin passing
by, who was ga zing up with apparent
wonder, l guess you think there is a
little heaven up here; don't you bub?
Well yes sir, | should if hadtn seen
the devil stick his head ont the window
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY the ubscriberel living three miles west
OF Glen Rock. on tho 1th OF November, two mares. One
three year old, left hind foot white and a cut outO he
righ, eyelid. Aud one poney mare, blaze face, hiuGles
white, supposed 10 be toIerably Old
Jan. IL, '64-n20-3w Powell GUHMANN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Mexican news to the Feb. Goth Cor
tinas was at Matamoras with a strong
force expected an attack by the French
Farther than this it is uninportant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The draft will commence in Missouri
on the 10Th, as orders have been received
by the Provost Marshal General of that
State, to have everything in readiness BY
that date. The Democrat says it viii
take about / in 30 Of those enrolled in
the first District, and / in 10 in the sec
ond. The draft might have been avoid
ed if proper effort had been made.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Testimony recently elected before the
Committee on the conduct Of the war in
the battle Of Gettysburg, is very damag-
inc to Gen. Meade, there is a strong
pressure against him. HIS friends think
he viii have to resign.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Orders have been issued countermand.
ing the orders for the draft on the 10Th.
This is in consequence Of the passage Of
Joint resolution by Congress, On the Ord,
extending bounties to the LIST of Aprii
By this time, with the proper effort, the
call can be filed without a draft.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The proposition to tax the stock of
whisky on hand has beer defeated but may
be revived again by this Congress. The
bill, as it passed, imposes a tax Of zoe per
gallon on all spirits distilled, sold or re-
moved for consumption or sale previous
to July LIST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
ESTRAY STEER.

Ta6en up BY the undersigned, living in Wa-h-
ingtOn Precinct, near the Fort KArney Road. %
the 9Th day Of February, 1854. one Steer. yshoE
with white spots on his hip. hind legs E6ite 70 d
knees, fore feet white, and about two years Old.
re a GEORGE OTENS.
Feb 25.n26-r9.3nend
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
lN6tice.

have left With G.. Dorsey, Esq, BrOv,,m
all the books, papers and accounts in any EsV
nected with the advertiser oEicsfIom It's sgmw.--
ment 70 m3 W~itbdraBaI. he is fuiy snposIT
act as my agent. These having unsettled aceon...
viii save trOabie byealiing on Mr. soon.
r. W. FURNAs
BroWnVhis, March z,lo0A- 81 no "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Consumtive sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription for the cure of Consumption
Asthma, Bron chitis, and all throat and Lung
affections, (free Of charge, by sending their ad-
dress to
REV. e. a. WILSON,
williamsburg,
1928 CIV. King Co., New Yok.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The President-has directed that the
sentence Of pslf deserters, who have been
condemned by r0uTa MARTA TO death. and
that have not been Otherwise acted upon.
be mitigated to Imprisonment during the
wal TO the Dry TOrtugas, Fla.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Senator Grimes introduced a bill in
the Senate appropriating $40,000to pro
tect emigration across the plains. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Ii is understood that Gen. HaIIeck will
retain his present position, and Gen.
Grant remain in the field.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The rebel General Price, it is reported
has gone to Mexico.
Counterfeit fyes on the Union Bank of
Boston have appeared.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
EsfraY NatIce.

TAKENeUPBY THE UNDERSIGNED
living in Brownville, on the 18th Of Decem-
Der, one heifvr calf, light brindle, with a few
white spots on the side Of its bead.
JERREMIAH MARRIOTT.
n22-v83-t-pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

TREES, SHRUBS. Gel viii have for sale
this spring in limited quantities choice fruit
trees, Grape Vines, Currants ~Blackbeuies.
Raspberries. Flower Shrubs &C., Of my "
cultivation.
n22-. R. W. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
AZ Ezeellent Farmf or sais

For Gresnbaekss Itcontains2 t9 acres. 7aa
beautiful bottom land, WsIisanesd;z 20 acres timbs.
finely watered, and situated on the north e1-F !,
Nelpaha, about four and . half miles below ~
ROtkmills.
Apply to James Cameron
Bro8nvilIe, March ?, 1851. no % On "A
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Monday. March I'm. 1851

At one o'clock p. N. Of that day, the following real
estate, to wit Lots eleven and twelve, in Oleek
number fourteen in BrOWnviile, Nemaha county,
Nebraska, heretofore attached "a the prupsuy0f
Jaeob Easterly, on an order Of attachment 10 favor
Of David GWin, issued out Of the District Cuurt, Of
said county Of Nemaha, Nebrasks.
The above property is to be sold BY virtue 1fan
execution and order of safe issued cut Of sai1 az5
ami to me directed as Sheriff Of said CO-Hy0
Nelnaha.
Given un7er my hand, February 5th. 1884,
VIC. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
e. ". THOMAS, Atty for Plaintif.
Brpwnvitle. Feb. IL, '64, n2IS-5W soy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

: The number of National Banks au
thorized up to March Sd, was 1900.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
SHERIFFeS SALE
David Gwin vs. Jacob Ea.terIY

David Twin vs. Jacob Easterly
Notice is hereby given that / will Cfer fer sale at
public auction 1t the front entrance Of Dem build
ing, in Brownyile, 1Nemaba COansy, Nstnssa,
(tbat being the house in which tn Distrcs C0nH
for said county was last held on - "a
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

OUR o,abead hardware merchant, Geo.
K. Hubbard, has returned from the "great
city," where he purchased fine assort-
ment of hardware, cutlery, DC. He is
now receiving the goods and selling at as
reasonable rates as the times will warrant.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

The garrulous fanatic and disunonist
of the Newaygo Republican seems not
well pleased with the proceedings and re-
suit of the late Abolition, Disunion Con-
gressional Convention, recently convened
at Grand Rapids. While disaffection pre-
walls extensively in the party of fanatics,
throughout the country generally, in that
locality and from that sodrce it is simply
a matter of no consequence or interest.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

IMPROVE Your EYE SIGHr.-A. w.
Rich, the Cleveland opticiau, who has
been stopping at Grand Rnpids for two
months past, has arrived at Grand Haven
with a well selected stock of the well
known Spheroidal Spectacles and all kinds
of Optical Instruments. His glasses be-
ing made of pure material and ground in
a concavo convex form afford the best ar
tificial help to the human vision ever in
vented. Mr.. Rich grinds these glasses
SO as 60 suit far or near-sighted persons,
and warrants them not 10 tire the eyes
10 reading, writing or sewing, whether by
day OF candle light Office at Sanford's
Bookstore, for this week only.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

Mr.. H. L. Warts gave us this morn
ing copy (half-sheet) of the Richmond
Inquirer dated July ii, 1854, which
was picked up BY private Isaac Duveruay,
of tho Mich Sd Iuft., on the picket line,
at Petersburg. 1t is really curiosity Of
itself, bearing unmistakable signs of des.
titution and wretchedness. Terps for the
daily, $50 per year; Semi Weekly $40;
Weekly, $50.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20


Srow's VARIETIES, comprising the
greatest variety Of performances ever Civ
en- under one pavilion, will be exhibited
in this village, on Wednesday next, July
9th. The manager of this extensive es-
Establishment takes pleasure in informing
the public that the old crcuses will not
be rehearsed, but a new style of perform
ance, different from anything ever before
the public. First in splendor is tho SUI
perb Acrobatic Troupe, which has been
engaged At considerable expense, with
view Of giving an entertainment worthy
Of public patronage, and one that can not
fail to give satisfaction to all our patrons.
Doors open at I IL and seven o'clock,
P. NJ. Performances 70 commence at
2 l-0 and 7Al-2. Good comfortable
sests for all. The band will serenade the
AtowB at about ii O'clock. Admission,
Box, so cents. Childreo, IS cents.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

DERs0NS wishing to obtain Speatacles, or
Il anything in the optical line, Of the Cleve-
land optician, will please call coon, az he re-
sasinssonlY this week, at rflm
sAsSoxp's Boax e-opr.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

.aTHE Circuit Court for Ottawa County
is now in session in this village, Judge
Littlejohn presiding. The entire week will
probably DO consumed IN disposiug Of the
business Of the term.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

HAY Is readily selling at $40 per. ton
10 towns adjoining us, the purchaser TAX
ing it ut The barn or in the field.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

I1oR,MieroscOpos, call on the opGeisu, At
u SA~oRD's Book SroRE.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20
LOCAL AND NEws ITENS.

TIE Canadians have sosn fifty thou
sand acres With fax The present season.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

We look upon the action of the State
Publishers Convention, recently as
sembled at Detroit, with much interest,
and are constrained to acquiesce in
the suggestions and measures adopted.
Therefore, in our next issue we shall an
nounce advance terms of subscription, adj
ve'tising, &c As can be clearly demon
strated necessity demands immediate and
ceItain steps in this direction or fnan-
cial ruin will speedily overlake every
newspaper establishment in the country.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

L1OR Marine and Magnifying Globes, call
~ on A. w. Rich, at
SANFoRD's Book SroRE.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

DERS0NS suffering from defective vision
Il should try the Spherodal Spectacles, to
be had of tho 0ptician, this week only at
SANToRD's Book STORE.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

Passengers FOR Great Western Railway 20 on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at D. & NJ. r. Dock.
leaving Dock at $40 and l0;4O A, NJ, and ZOO
p. NJ.
The company's Timetables can be had at
any Of the Stations.
w: *. MUIR, Gen1 sup't.
d. & NJ. r. Offices. 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20
GONNEC-ronra

AT DETR0Ir-Great Western Railway for
al points East-Aiiehigan Central Michigan
southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads
AT MlLWAUKEE-W With the Mississippi.
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and
Horizon Railroads, Tor ali points West and
Northwest.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

Refreshments at Detroit Owosso and Grand
Haven and upon Co.'S Ferry steamer soyind-
sor, on Detroit River.
comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
Business.
SLEEPING CARS oNALL NIGHT TRAINS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-20

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9Th june, L SEA.
NEW AND F-AvORrrE

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