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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
GRANTS OPERATIONS.
General Grant has evidently made i

General Grant has evidently made his
last attempt 10 take either Petersburg or
xRichmond ~during7this campaign His
0srpy Bascbee getting weakened By sem
9diSg detaehments 10 the defence Of
Washington. His drmyh has never been
large enough to successfully attack the
ForiifcaIons of either Petersburg or
Richmond by storm. Nor has it been.
Gstrong enough TO surround them and cut
permanently their communications and
reduce them by siege. Grants expedi-
tents and strategy during his summers
c~campaign, have all either been anticipa-
ted and provided against by Lee or else
have failed through accidents and blum
rders by his subOrdinates, in execu-
Eting the details. AGIeast twice Grants
plans would have resulted in the capture
of Petersburg ,5utfor criminal laundering
: Of some of his officers. If men enough
I could be sent. Grant could invest the
cRehel Capitol and take it by siege or by
regular approaches, but they cannot now
be bad. If the draft had been ordered
three months ago Grant could remain at
CRchmonda shut now his longer stay there
CisA seless-worset6a useless. II isEuot
SSprobable that he will again resort to-
thinning. II requires much time, besides
Cthe rebels are now on the alert, and
Cwould prevent the accomplishment of
Sanythingseriou by sinking Shafts, and
by coundfmining. Grants success in
y~spfinging The last mine was because it
Sga dug somuch deeper than is usually.
the case in such operations. The rebels.
Suspected that he was mining. They
sunk shafts. but MOTTO half the depth of
clhe mine. The sound produced in tup-
melting as conducted through the earth
long distances, but the rebels did not
sink any shafts deep enough to hear any
sound or if they did, not to distinguish.
accurately abe direction it came from,
e PeOFepasa as well make up their
minds frs, as last to be ~recoPciled TO the
return of the whole army to Washing
son. OGrant cannot induce the rebels to
cqc6me out of Q their Entertainments and
fight on equalste terms at Petersburg, and
: as he is not strong enough to take it he
may as well go where he can accomplish
something x e
]. is not improbable that one or two
corps may be sent to Sherman. Hood
G has been reinforced by all the Georgia
G Militia, and one report says that Beaure-
gard with 10000 men has also beer
= an, 49, "a c. -
c sentihere-- G. 70 50 ws Sd
SIS. cThis mornings news looks as if Gen.
Grant intendedlto make oneSmoFe effort
on RichmondS now Lee has weakened
his army, by getting a position on james
5 River, above 5Pt. Darling, and between.
{ Richmond and Petersburg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

Milton Myers, William Hays Lemon Plaste-s all
ministrator Of the estate of George ", Myerss de-
ceased, susan Myers David Myers, James Myers
Any Nyersaud Lydie Watkins, beiFs of George w,
Myers deceased, will take notice that Jokn r.
Ullery, adminiztFaior Of the estate Of George Lew
is deceased has Gled a bill in ehancery in the Dis
trictCoart Of NemHha County, Nebraska Territory,
the object and prayer Of which is to set aside as
fraudulent, a deed made by the said Milton Myers
august 9Th 1859, to the said George. W. Myres, to
the following described land sitaated in said COuaty
OF Nemaha to wit the North WSsquorter Of Sec ion
% in Townships North of Range13 Fest of the 9Th
principle Meridian. and to obtain n decree Of said
Court for the sale of said land and tho application
Of the proceeds in payment of Judgment obtained,
March 9th 1850 in favor Of the said estate of George
Lewis and against the said Milton Myers and WIN.
Hays, - Qt :
Defendants are required to answer said petition on
or before the 26th day of September 1854. -
% .f--1 -~Gl oE.W. TA0MAS. =
v.a D ---, c Atty. for plaintiff.
Brownville, Augs II, '6f. Az $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

guard. OF the men who made the o'her
campaign around Richmond, not a fifth
have ,raversed the ground again q am
one among the ffth) and yet. exhausted
and wounded as they are, the spIrli ana
enthusiasm at the army remains perfect.
No thOHgm Of allure enter their breasts
Deprived oftthe leadership of many OF
of their old officers and the companion
ship of many old comrades in camp sha
field, feiled in a score of battles they
vet look on Richmond as their legitimate
prize, long delayed. out sure a ehe last
Il. is therefore, inthe invineible spirit
of the armies. now in the field and the
vast resources of the country yet up-.
touched, that n may found2hs comb.
dence ia the final issUe.e There needs
no cali to The men in the Virginia trench
es TO "Stifen the Sinews, and summon
up the blood, at the blast Of CwsrA
There IsSonly need OF the HoVefIhneil
standiag ready to 4eepllhe ranks full
and preserve The present sup eFiority- Of
force; 10 that Of the Enemy. Long ago.
many a Veteran whoB nova eyes The
Spires of Petersburg, sawJfroml Fair
Oaks, tie aim church towers 7ofsRb5h.
mond. Yet twas not for thataFay Dies
to. enter the beleagured capital Now at
fast~iihahe Governmenlp the people and
the army IsCAooIed oy expe rieDGe yof that
elder eampaign3ithe prospects Of sgqgess
may Be7made brighter. Eetthe reserve
FInuhe North stand realty 70 IFS post and
there need be- no doubt of thorough tri-
uhhph our Watch-wOrd should be- "UN-
1oN,p 'sGRAET,""VIcToRY." - IN 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Having disposed efthe Advertiser and
al interest therein, after the close Of this
{ Felnme, two more pumbers) those hav-
& ing accoanls with myself Individually, or
{ with the firm of Fisher & COlhapp, will
please call and settle between now and
SePtepber lst ! am authorized to re-
c yejve whakyel Femaips due for subscrip1
5ii6n to the Advertiser during the time it
was published by Col. Furnas. Until.
the end Of this Volume the Books and
accounts will be found either with Mr..
Cob ,pp al the Advertiser Office or with
me the Post Office.
T. R. FISHER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
For the Advertiser.
UNION DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
rnNUENT TOO

~ A4N M
A Union Mass Convention will be
held at the School house Ia BrOYnville on
M opday tie 5th day of September y 2
o'clock P A., for 9be pdFpOse of electing
Delegates 10 attend the Territorial
Democratic Union Convention. to be
held Nebraska Gay-OntheI 9TH day of
September next. q W Oh F.
Let aft who are-devoted 10 the Union
and tie Consultation, and are in favor of
suPsressiDg The Eebellon, be in atten,
dance. z var
As there will be no Precinct meetings
called, it is important that there should
be a general attendance from the County
as there are five (5) Delegates to be
elected from different portions of the
County to attend theETerritorial Conven-
N -r 4t 9 rE 02 49, ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Washington, l3.-Rebel d~eserters
from Richmond say on Saturday faur
cars arrived bringing troops from Peters
burg, destined TO leave in the evening TO
reinforce Early. Large body of rebel
cavalry arrived on che same day and
departed in the same direction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
PrObate NOtIee

To all whom il may Concern Nss.. /
given that there has been spplication ~
to the Probate Court Of Gage eount-
Isma P Mumferd Administrator Of ~
James d 7 Mapes hate Of said Gass
that Monday the first day Of august Ss,t
set to hear aud determine said applieaf.-
q selcL ALBERT TOWLE, Prob.,. .
Beatrice, Eeb]Jply2 b Ss4 \, ,aBSS
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

. NIrnmr~mn ~
son. Of the state ofTsx9s, win take norss 'as'n
above named eOmplainaDts,O s Nenaha Cm,rOund
raskR Territory did on the 10Th d7 ~
1854, file their bill Of complaint IN ts
Court Of said County Of Nemaha, Nebn a. Ms
~. in Cbaneery against the said Thomas Rt -.
son. Setting forth that on the ID day Of s1rs WI re
George W, Simpson executed 70 aid 66-gl ?
deed OF the following real estate to sta
EEstquarter Of Section one in TaWnshD IRA phs
of Range 10 sastin- said County and Tor
That said deed was executed in puTuaBa
bafagreement between said Geirge WSm,-
defen ant Thomas r. Simpson, for Tie g. ~
land and that IL gas exseuted on the sHDnu, W"
ton that said defendant would receive con
deed at tho time it was executed and EsH. 80
the purchase money Of said land befos d noe-
ey Of said deed. That defendant Tsu.l.-ar
Simpson ahscOnded and moved to lheSns
a. within the lines of the rebel army Hldeet
paying the purchase money Of said hui
gsmall p~arsland that no actual d%sliveyGa5
vas ever made 20 said Thomas R, SmpEss AZ
daht. q Igs f- ~
aghe said eomplainants pray that said id' oeA'
be reseinded, set aside and decreed tob mir "a vno
And th e said Thomas r. Simpson Is noHis
be is required to appear and answer ai Efpptfe
Complaint on or before the 10Th daydS,d n.
Der 1854.
CHARLES G. DONTndian.
Ct Sol. gOr CoBgau.
Brownville. Aug. II, 81 Az l2g -"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

-aAA" .NAa
! AS the Indian War viii be 1heTsldsd
far and wide. we will state for the inO
formation of,our few readers who RESIDE
in the East that no a~pPrehensions need
-be-gmgrtEingd that Ppy portion OF Ne
braska alsng the River The nsarest
approach they ~made5gto the River
was at fanehesoe or stations Oh the Col0ra--.
do Road, more ,th53n & hundred mics
from the River. Th0y drove of all the
and cattle they eoqldafnd and'are
marehingof5 fast as possible. The
Soldiers sent after them, whether they
oy'ertake and, punish them or not, will at
any rate protect the frontier from any
more depredations sn4t -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
.sERhM sARMY.

We publish BY request The following
extracts from a. letter wfiiten lin the
trenches, near Bermuda Hdndrsd Vast
by Lieut.. &c Merrisoay62d Ohio Reg
iment, 10 his Cousin in Gage County,
Nebraska: - m : Y IiaH 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

{ Benjamin Chapman, administrasl
tor Of the estate Of GeOge W. 4 tsel
Simpson deceased and Sarah SfmDl r
son Alics SimPs0aBenisnins I. E. y
rSimps0ns MARTHA q, Simpson Thos. 49, IA
B. Simpson, and JohneA. Simpson "a
heirs Of George W! Simpson de- esr seime
compliments - sa
I'D ~ VS.
Thomas r. Simpson, defendant. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
Richmnnd bsfora three O'eIOek Ihis mOr.

Richmond before three O'CLOCK 'hN Woi-
ming.
makes. quite a respectable army. 1t IS
understood their6 first move will be to de-
stroy, If possible. the rebel pOntoon biidg-
.es above Fort Darling If this is done,
Lee will be unable 10 transfer his army
to the north side, without marching by
way of Manchester m0re-than=twenty
miles.
.Fbus-far- afEwOrks we'll Musket
firing was heard in the direction Of This
movement this morning. There was but
lirtfe hard fighting done. -
General Hancock accomplished bis end
by skIllful m~aneuvering and a surprise,
and consequently our loss was small, II
being estimated at less than 1000.
Our tro6psh have now carried an i'm
portant position within two miles Of FL
I'D "a %
ing 2 mVl cosil
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
RATEs or A~DNERTIsIFG.

! One square ten lines or less )ons insertion 81 90.
: Each nddiGonal i~nsertipn q o-E 81 50'
Z Bdsinessccards six lines or Iess one year Q
s One column one year ~.LA - q -g 80 90
One half column Ons year ~ ~ % w
!. One fourth column'oHey0ar cg 80 %
FOpe eighth column one gear e - II %
p One COLUMN six months 8 az 90 0V
/ one half column six mon tbs ~ 30 0V
GA fourth column sixmonths ~ 80 n on
-Ope eighth column six moHths lef-Ef 10 o.
One column three months ~ 80 0U,
One halfcoiumh three months n "
One eicbth, column three months 10 90
Announcipg candidates for Office "a 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

One copy one year Z 6. So 90,
All Club rates aba pdoned.9E q " 81
; sAll subscription, must inyariable be
pl id in advance. o. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Yearly advertiscmrpfs quarterly IN advance.
All kinds Of Job, Book and Card printing, done>id
the best style on short notice and reasonable terms
--E 0 W. H.. MILLER, |
Publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
MARRIED..

J-OO~C00s-c ON~O0(N
81 In BeIvtEere Illinois on the 9th nit, at the fesi-
dence of the Brides aunt, Mrs. E. WsAEery By the
REV. H. G. Abernethy OF Oneida, Iu.OMr, LBTHER
HoA DLHY OF BrOwnvilles Nebraska Territory, to
Miss MARY ABBY ; youngest daughter of the late
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
NOTICE TO TRIO~

RK0OMS. B1ackIug DrSsues, Srv
Whisk brcOms, Backing, Matcbss
Paper Sec g., =
, r At McLaughlia q
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

ne most approved make, Tor sale
- As Mclaughlin & Swans. /.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
FAMILY GRoCERB,


WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES 70 bad
friends ana the public generally, that thsl
received a superior lot Of Family Groceries
the attention Of purchasers to their stocE ina
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
GREEN Apples.
Molasses, CoaIon, Cider Vine
Cigars Of the Best Brands u :
8 ee Market.

CHEsFNUFs, ALMONDS. PEUANs. FL
NUTS, &C. &C, &e2
g O.
. Splendid Assortment OF oT,s5
Fancy Candy fromths Best N
turtles in the East.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

CoD FISH MAOKERAI, WHY
LAKE TROUT, HEKIHG, sHAN
c s 1s
@ re
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Phil
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

Brownvilie, Geb. aug. IL. 1854 Nv T..
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Sever
trough.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

In the District Court
of Asmaha Country,Ne
Syaska Territory.
II Cbopoo,-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-18

Katherine Rataiehak. \
BY her next friend, Dayid
II, Mclaughlin !
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BS @abL. = @ir MAIDEN unlere Qeler
1T Der II. rnO II. 8aro u1f bic bertiae @abl
zines Observation-Disclosures aufmerfiarn, lppriiber
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Stantr0th.

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munitatipn ppu Wlappr Gbapman ais ipettere
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Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS erfsONen.

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Der Dor GINGER 3eit 9efangene ~GlteriauzGbef
puroe geitern 9tbenb BON Der @a6e erI6p1elt,
mdbrenO er aus Dem 8eitbauie 81 entflieben
p5riu6te, no er an ben 8lattern bebuabelt
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