Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

into oblivion. Il would be far better tor
the South to seek protection Of tbe most
radica! Of the Republicans than 70 allow
itself to be humbugged BY The CO2per'
head faction.
sinch the war closed $4,000 bales Of
cotton have been shipped from MOnigOn-
cry, Ala.
The strike Of New Nork musi clans is
sugmatized as the Ca,gut Rebellion.
F.P. Blair has resigned his commits
sion as Major General.
Swindiers are travelling though the
West collecting soldiers discharge pa
pers. representing themselves as State
agents depuled TO attend to their pay
mepls.
At Chicago grain has been hOardsd
and stored in such quantities that Il Is
heating and rottrng in the warehouses,
yet the spectators refuse TO sell.
Mr. Mereer's shipIOad Of young wO-
men for Washington Territory has not
yet sailed its departure IS now announ-
ced for the l4th instant
The cholera slew 1000 persons IN
Turkey.
During III month Of October. there
were shipped South from New York "a.
! O29 pounds Of guupowder, $50 372 lbs.
Of shot, 8 3.s64,150 Foeussion erpsT Ia,
ESQ cartridges, aud l4l4 guns and Pis--
tolls.
A gentleman in Newport, Kentucky.
who has had his barn burned by misobiev-
ous boys, offers s25 10 starr faad for
! the erection Of cheap barns expressly
for juvenile incendiarries 70 SC. on FIRE.
Gold has been discovered ia Green
county Pa.
Fenians are making considerable pur.
chases of firearms 10 New York. They
are said to be rather ildiferent as to
qualify. The trade in pistols is also
brisk for the Southern market
Philadelphia is forty million dollars
IN debt.
Fifteen thousand acres Of Land, owned
by Waldo P. Johnson, formerly United
States Senator from Missouri. is being
sold for debt in the southwes, part Of the
State. Mr. Johnson is IN Europe.
The Grea, Northern Railway in Eng.
land Is going to iulrodOce a system for
2 consuming The locomotives, aud al the
same time manufacture gas from The
same for lighting the train.
The whole Of Manhattan Island. on
, which stands the city Of New York. was
once purchased by one Peter Minnil for
/ s24.
The journeyn1eu rbipwrighis Of BaIli-
n more determined to mark Out path for
? themselves have established an inds-
= pendent sbipyard. and are already taking
contracts.
2 The number Of hogsbead tobacco sold
in Louisville during the year, ending the
1st inst, was for,y.fovr thousand one
hundred thousand, as compared with last
year.
i There are al present 1O1 vessels in
y service in our navy, mounting IN lie az.
81 gregats LIS guns.
A second great Ere has occurred Gs
COnstantinOple. on a spo. near that
which suffered so severely BY the Gre Of
September. 6. The last fire began al
I've in the morning of the 18th Of oc-
iober, and was only subdued in the aft.
ernOOn. after having destroyed about 4
thousand houses and shops.
4. One Of MOsbeys men hasbeen ares
! ted tor robbery at the C0niiasl Hotel,
Philadelphia.
s. Drring the election os lasi week. 10
" Louisiana. the voters we're ezaOrtsd -
If follow the counsel Of Esoarsgard. nrt
stand BY the Whole Dsnscresic ticket
is Governor Hamiltoa, q Texos, wiI
not, il IS lhoughi- call 2 SAFE Conyen
IN tion before tie middle Of January. IA
Eebel debt Of Teas IS aSoag $1,000, ,Qee