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KsnPrSo vIcIous Doo.--Henry Parker, q
eo,ored man ~ the Firss ward psr.isting 10 keep
ersl times warned, was arrested yesterday By
ofneer crump and nusd % by Justice Boswell. q
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This widely s.d Justly ssisbrstsd article, wAisA
!. u'.d throughout xurps, and 'on'idsr'A.
NECESSITY IN THRToILrr orlvERrLASr,
Is now for tis ars, tins iasrosussd TO tAs
LADIEs or AMERICA.
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rHE VOICE OF VIRGINIA. on WAR
r.g.n. AnD PEACE

On Tuesday Last Mr.. Robertson, OF the city
% Richmond, from tho committee on confed-
srste relations In the Virgins legislature.re
ported . series Of joint resolutions, which
psssed the HOUSE Of Assembly unanimously,
sstsing forth that while they dep.ore the con-
tinasace Of tho war, yet Virginia remains un-
shaken In her purpose never To submit TO the
despetism Of the NORTH that Virginia viii
chssrfuily sbids the destiny Of the onfederaey;
NAT n 10 the imperative and paramount duty
of Inc eonfederacy TO devote the utmost ener-
siss 70 the vigorous prosecution Of the
var that the confederate government, which
10 ths organ OF their united erertions In war,
hss also bean entrusted with the power OF coz
eluding psscs By that constitution which binds
ths confederate States together, and that vlr.
ginis does NOT desire either to withdraw the
sathohty which has been delegated by all the
s4atss for their common safety, or TO embarras,
'by irregular proceedings the confederate gov
eminent In Its delicate and dinicult duty o
ls<gotlsting peace, snd the General Assembl.
VIII hos listen to any proposition nor sufie
shy negotiation Inconsistent with their confed
sss1s faith and union. ~ ..a
~ Thus b ~ili bs 7seen that Virginia bows a
io~ % The lowest 70 Jeff. Davis.
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CAIInp.--Rey. DIR. Morsell, for q long time
past the rector OF Christ Church tEpiseopal) near
the navy ysrd, hs. reel ed q eLi IRON the , eSa.
ware. - y =
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LHrrrR TROx .ncnrrAnr sEwAnp.

WhsHINoToH, Dleembtr I, 1874. I
DEAR sm; thank the New England Society
for their kind invitation TO the annual festival
Ny engagements will not allow me TO be ab.
sent from Washington on the 22l instant. The
society, however, may be assured that, II ocea'
sion offers, I shall improve the day here, by
defending New England principles and senu.
ments, which have now become national prin-
clples and sentiments, against their Asssilants
In America and Europe.
/ am, dear sir, your very obedlont servant,
l. WILLIAM III. SEWARD,
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CRY foINT, VA, December 8, 1884,
Joseph n. Cho4ts, Etq CAsfraan, Sc;
DRAR SIR; Your favor, inviting me to be
present at the meeting Of your society on the
22d Inst, IL received. Ny duties are such that
IL would be impossible for me 10 make any ap-
polntmsnt go far ahead, and especially so when
itwould take me from the armies In the field.
Please make my excuses to the New England
Society for not accepting this kind invitation
TO be present with them on the 22d OF December.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
r.. -..'.. U. 8. GRAsT,
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reduiring the services OF an sxpcrisnssA short
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n Asssnssen, onssr,i- -oms. - sy4e ss--
size their returns secatsteiy prepsu a apd thetf
cursd will report In rerson 10 the cid sstablishsd
q Claim and Collection Hcussn Of y ~
aii Pa, ay,, south aide, toppo.ltr wiiisrdsJ
osai sis " wsshinstcn, DC. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

The intentions of General Grant in
the campaign in progress are being rap,
idly developed. As it is announced
from Chattanooga II at Longstreel is re.
treating from superior f%erces, itcan moi
be harmful to say that the main body Of
the Army of the Cumberland has been
pushed d East Tennessee, with the
design of crushing the rebels in that
quarter. If Longstreet saves himself,
It will be by the dulgent employment of
ms legs IN gelung out Of the way.
Logans expedition was a mere FAINT to
draw Johnston'S attention toward Rome,
ana Logan's corps is where it can render
effect service. Precisely what is expect
cd OF Sherman's expedition is not vet
known TO the public. have rebel author.
Ivy mat ne has Ouigeneraled Polk, and
spread CONSERVATION throughout Missis-
slppl q Alabama, Johnston has been
alarmed by the movements between
huntsville and Knoxvi lie, and has been
Luao'g 10 re-enforce Polk. He seems 10
sue nae a notion TO make a diversion in
a'I! ol Longsueet, but to have falteped
20 ms plans. Chattanooga is so well
fortified that it can be securely held bv
@smaI toree' while the main BODY ol,tbe
army is after Longstreet
The situation before the hattie &c w;s
sion Ridge is reversed. Tbsn H. 80
Ell army was between the armies - ~
Ohio and Cumberland; now onr 60.
are between the armies of Tonn.
and Johnston. and with the raiIr%sS Is
tween Knoxville and Chattanoooa -
cIlliate movements. have in efect ,ba ).
terror line Of operations. We will tnou.
within a few days whether Longs,rss,
has escaped, aud if so, whether i
likely Johnston will receive immedia,s
attention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
SHERIFFS SALE.

s. l.. Swan assignee Of /. T. White & Co, vs. G.
H.. Nixon and G. b. Smith.
Notice is hereby given that l Ai1 offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of Den's building in
Brownyille, Nemaha County Nebraska tthatrbeing
the house in which the district court for said coun-
ty was lasf held OF
Monday, March l4ih, 1864.
At one o'clock, p. m. Of that day, they following
real estate; to wiz; The West half Of lOe.number
twelve, in block number nineteen in Brownville, in
said county of Nemaha, Nebraska, heretofore at
tached as the property of George FL. Nixon on an
order Of attachment issued by the District Court of
said county Of Nemahs, Nebraska, in favor of Stet-
son L. Swan, assignee Of |. T. White and Company.
The above property is TO be sold by virtue of an
ezooutiOn and order of sale issGed eHt of said court
and to me directed as sheriff Of said county Of
Nemaha. AA
Given Under my hand February sta, 1854.
w. g.. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
E. W. THOMAS, Atty. for plaintiff.
D2I-2-5W
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Mr Erlauger. the Paris banker. who
red The Confederate cotton loan
and n rs said. is about to marry a
peis rl.e has been sued by a couple
81 ~ shmen who claim no less than
17ptp bounds for having Introduced him
90 Mf Slldell Preposterous as the
Clam nay seem there is a SERIOUS LEGAL
irial o establish II now in progress.
rs ihe United States the Fenian Broth
e Plumbers so 600; and in Canada
ana aud 10000. What they mean
2 not decided yet. The first thing
Is te ie the -Irishmen and Undue them
VIII sentiment.
n thousand mechanics 10 Rich.
mo1a lll have to shoulder the musker
SnQef e co%nscriptIon act.
fceipts of hogs at Chicago since
the ot October amounts in round
nun to 100000, about $4,000 Of
wz'ss been packed. The falling
oa lght, as compared with last year
yea at 10 per cent
las sent u, 600 troops to subiu-
ga D.mingo. These have been
~ Ind now there is a call for SO
~ SO far the undertaking.
- disastrous 10 Spain and deeply
hon hg.
Pm6er Of rebel prisoners of war
nahdS Is upwards of iorty-six
ABOUT three thousand conmis-
gers aud between forty and
- thousand non commissioned
nd enlisted men.
49,
on whisky, it is anticipated
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Believing that Abraham Lincoln should
be reelected, and feeling that the Pacific
coast has a right to name a candidate
for the Vice Presidency, and knowing no
man West of the Sierras who is better
and more favorably know in the East
Than our popular Governor, +. F. Low.
we hoist the IT names at the head of our
columns, subject to the nomination Of the
National Union Convention.-San Fran
cisco Eve. Journal, Jan. %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Probate Notice.
no Am TO WHOM ITMAY CONCER'

TO ALL TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
Notice is hereby given that a petition was
this day filed in my office by Elenore Kelly
Administrative of the estate of James n.
Kelley, deceased, the prayer CT which is to
obtain an order to all the following real estyte,
to wit: The southeast IA of the IA
sec. Is, town 5, range Is east Except a tier OF
blocks sold off the east side. And it is or
dered that Saturday the, 18th of February,
1864, is the time set to bear and determine
said petition. Any person concerned may
appear and show cause why said order should
not be granted.
D. G.. SANDERS, Probate Judge.
Brownville, Jan. 10, 1864. n2I-8-3t-$ $40.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

One of the squad of soldiers stationed
mel with quite a serious accident a few
d4fs ago. On putting his pistol into the
hoIster. it fell out of bis hand, the ham-
mel struck the floor and caused the pistol
10 10 off, the ball entering his leg just
beIew the knee, slightly shatlering the
bene. The wound, we understand. is not
SER ous, aud the patent was dong we'll
81 ast accounts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

GOdey's Lady's Book, for March, is
hand. This is the best Lady's book
rpblished in The country, and has attain.
a circulation of nearly 250,000,000
his periodical should be taken by every
boDsehold in the land, as its fashions and
I~ierature are of the first class. SO per
mum address L. A. Cooley, publisher,
fhiladelphIa, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern. Notice is
hereby given that an application has been
made in the Probate Courtof Nemaha county
n. T. to have Sterling p. Majors appointed
Executor of the estate of William Wilson,
deceased and that Thursday at one O'Clock
D. m. March Sd, 1864, is the time set to hear
said application.
D. C. SANDERS, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Governor Carney, who has been ell
ected by the Kansas Legislature to the
United States Senate, was formerly a
merchant in Cincinnati, doing business as
The senior party in the firm of Carney,
Swift & Co. He went TO Kansas some
years since, was there engaged in sue
cessful commercial operations, won for
himself a reputation as a first class
business man., was elected Governor.
and now is chosen to fill a Senatorial
seal as the representative of the State.
So we learn from the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Legal Notice.
Wn. Mcmillan territory Of Nebrasks, and
rs county Of Nemaha. In chan

Wn. Mcmillan territory of Nebrasks, and
rs county Of Nemaha. In chan
Jesse Bartup May term, A. D. 1854.
ToRobert Heap and Jesse Bartlup, you are here
by nuifed that there has been this day fIed in the
ofice bf the clerk Of the District Court in and for
the County Of NemahE and territory of Nebraska,
the petition Of Wm. Mcmillan, in which be claims
a deciee against you for the sum Of two hundred
dollars With interest thereon from the first day Of
MayAD 1858 at the rate Of 80 per cents par annum,
and tic sale Of the northeast quarter Of Sec II. TOwn
> range Ii east, mOrtgaged to secure said amount,
to satisfy the sans with costs. That unless yea
vuswg said petition on or before rhe 18th day Of
AbFi 1D 1856 the same win be taken as confessed
against you, and q decree entered to the prayer Of
said petition.
WM. McLENNAN
Solicitor for Complainant.
Ordered that the above notice be published in the
Nebraska advertiser for four consecutive weeks.
r. STREETER Clerk,
By J. d. N. THOMPSON Deputy.
BfoEnyiIls, Neb, March 2, 1864.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
b. C. HARE,
AMBROTYPIST


Is prepared to take MBROTYPES and MELIKe-
OTYPES in the best style Of the art; AID at
Lower Prices h Ever Before Offered in
BrownyilIe.
he still occupies the Sky-Light Gallery on Main
Street. opposite the City Drug Store, where he
may be found during business hours.
Pietures ntsd 10 Give Satisfaction
The public are invited to call aud examine speoi-
mems.
Hours Of operation, from 9 A. NJ to 4 !. n.
Brownvile, Feb. 4, 1854. n23-rf
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

A letter from BurksviIle, KY, dated
Feb. 2lst, 1864. says:
Col. Weatherford is picking up the
rebels on the border to a considerable
extent. He is now making his head
quarters at this place. One scouting
party has just returned with thirteen
prisoners, having killed two of Champ
F ergnson's men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Gen. Heron, commanding the Federal
forces on The Rio Grande, recently went
into the city of Ma!amoras with four
companies of troops, while a fight was
going on between Governor Ruis and
Coriinas, and moved the American Con-
sul's family and 81 900, 900 in specie to
BrOwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

On the 9th instant General P. G. T.
Beauregard. through his agent, paid his
United States tax on property IN NJ en-
phis, Tennessee. amounting to over one
hundred dollars. THIS clearly indicates
thai even if he has faith in the establish
ment of a Southern ~Confederacy, he has
no hope that Tennessee will constitute a
portion of it. II is understood also, that
the rebel Buckner pays the taxes on his
Chicago property. Where are the con-
fiscation officers?
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
LOCAL.

The Military Commission for the tria.
g those persons recently arrested or
large Of horse stealing, met at Nebras-
- City, last Monday at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Is Commission is composed Of good and
true men. and no fear need be entertain
ed but that impartial justice will be done.
Lisui. Porter, well known in this county,
acting Judge Advocate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Fsfvay EofIee.

TAKEN Up BY THE UNDERSIGNED
living one mile north Of Nemaha City; on the
10th Of Nov. O1e heifer, three yeas old in
the spring. white body with a little mixture of
red. red neck and ears, white face. horns turn
in and up, red and white legs.
WIN. II. HAWLET.
No. 32-22-3tpd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
Commissioners sale.

Notice is hereby given tlat We will us commits
sioners in partition offer for sale at public auction
on the I0sd day of February, A. d. 1864, between
the hours Of L. o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock, p. IN.
10 front Of the store Of David Butler, in Pawncs
City, n. T., for one third cash, one third in one
year and one third ia two years, 10 be secured b.
n te and mortgage on deferred payments, the South
East quarter Of section eleven, in township ono
range eleven, east, in Pawnee county, n. I.
l j. 5. WOODS,
r. ii. ANDERSON, Commissioners
VIM. EDWARDS,
Pawnee City, N. T., Dee. Is, IS. n2O-2wS4
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Thirteen of the gang of highway rob
bers who have been a terror to the min
ers of Idaho have been caught and hung.
The gang numbers about one hundred
and the vigilance committee of the terri
tory have their names. a complete list
having been found on the person OF their
Captain, who was among the number
hung. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
TIL LADIES RRIRNB.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LITERATURE AND FASHION.

The January number Of our New MagnKine'hAs
met with a very hattering reception from the journ-
ais Of the country. Read the following among
many.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
TIE LADY's FRIEND.-This is the title OF a new
magazine published in our city by DeaeOn& Peter
son, No. 3I9 Walnut Street. As its title indicates,
il is emphatically the lady's friend, and is reBlsts
with everything calculated to please and INSTRUCT
The corps of contributors e. its Columns embrace
some Of the best literary talent in this country snd
in England. The fashion plates in this number,
January, are superb and of the latest style, while
there is an abundance Of patterns Of all classes and
descriptions. Gabriel Wilkes Return from The
War" is a SPLENDID steel engraving. from design
prepared expressly for the Magazine. This new
enterprise is eminently deserving the patronage q
our lady friends-Philadelphia Inquirer.
NEW LADIES MAGAZINE -Messrs. Deacon 3
Peterson have just placed before the public the 6rst
number of q new magazine, called The Lady's
Friend. Ii IL evidently very well edited. By Mrs.
Henry Peterson is well printed and handsomely
illustrated, and is full of excellent original reading.
Among its contributors are Mss Eleanor c.. Dom
nelly, whose excellent lNrle sketch called, Gabriel
Wilkes Return" appears with a steel engraving in
this number Miss. Eugenia M0tt, MRS. Peterson,
Hiss Virginia Townsend. Marion Harland, and
many others. "A Medieval POEM" By Mrs. Ran
dolph, probably contains the best thoughts Of The
number.-Ferney's Press Philadelphis. .
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
ProbaIe NOtice.

TO ALL WH0MIT NAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given that Saturday the 9th day Of Feb
ruary, A.. ID 1854, u m, the time set to proovs the
last will and testament of William Wilson, late Of
Nemaha County, Nebraska.
D. SANDERS, Probate Judge.
Brownville, Jan. IIth 1864.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

This is TO certify that | have bsen suffering for
the last two years with information uf The eyes to-
gsther with partial blindnoss, from films on the cor
nes, and granulation of the lids, which were so thick
tbat Icouid not raise them enough to see nv wav.
/ am proud TO say that DIR. Lawrence, who is now
stopping at Brownvills, has entirely cured me, and
| recommend him to all who are afflicted with sore
eyes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
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Publisher tor tho PrOprietOrs.
As an inducemsnt 10 new SUBSCRIBERS. the Pub.
lishers offers the following liberal premiuas:
Any person r~emitting 50, in advance, will receive
tn { magazine from July, 1862, to January, 1854
thus securing the whole Of Mr.. kImbas's and Mr..
Kirke's new serials, which are alone worth the
price Of the subscription. Or, if preferred. q sub
seriber can take the ma gazine for 1858, aud . copy
of Among the Pines" or Of "Undsreurrenss Of
Wall Street" by r. b. KinbAll, bound in cloth, or
Of "Sonshine Ia Thought" by Charles Godfrey
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Any person renting 4 50, will receive the maga-
zine from its COMMENCEMENT, January, 1852. to,
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and merchants Story" and nearly 8 1000 octave
pages of the hest literature in the world. Premium
ubserbers to pay their own postage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
RRnKNrILLE. Mnrch 3. ISL

Having been nearly blind for six years [ bad Civ
en up all hopes Of ever being cured l went'a and con-
suited DR.. Lawrence and pronounced nv blindness
from opacity Of the cOrnea. Submitted TO his OPP
Grafton and lam happy to say resulted in the res
t~oration of my eyes, and | take pleasure in recon-
mending him to all who are afflicted with sore eyes.
THOMAS RICKETTS,.
Brcvnville. n. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
RICHARD E. CASE.
LnNnoN Marrh 3 1891

LONDON. March 3, 1854.
Ihad lost one Of my eyes and thought that in a
few months I would be deprived of the other, but
hearing of DR.. Lawrence Of Brownville. | went and
co nsuited him in reference to my e e: he pronounce
me blind from cataract. | procured a prescription
from him, when to my establishment, in one week
nay sight was nearly restored, and is now quite per-
feet; THOMAS WALTERS.
Give him an early call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Ne have noticed many emlgrant teams
ps ing through cur Guy on their way to
100. The emigration by this route
VIII immense this season, and our busi-
ness men are making such preparations
rs vii warrant US in saying that no bet
ttf or cheaper outfit can be had on the
Missouri river than at this point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

hue passenger steamer Denver
arrHel at our wharf on the evening of
tne She left some freight and pas
senss and went on her way up the river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Oh city fathers are sill alive and at
'ofk- At the last meeting of the Coun-
Z & committee was appointed 10 have the
E of Water street established. This
hove in The right direction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
81 NOTICE

Taken Up by the subscriber, living three miles
south of Brownville on the bottom road, on the 18th
of December, one heifer 2 year old in the Spring
red roam, square crop off left ear.
ABRAHAM PENNY.
Jan. LIST, 1853. MOST Pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken Up BY the undersigned two miles south 0
Nemaha City, on the 10Th of December, one rosr
heifer, red neck, one year old; no marks or brands
MOSES NJ. CONNER.
Ian 3. 1894. NO St. Pd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-10

Ohn H Maun now has charge of the
wnville Nursery, and all applications
trees should be made to him. Those
ring trees should apply sOOu.