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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
MASTERlS SALE.-

Notice is h hereby given that, 1 win oder for sale
at public auction st the front door Of Den's Hall in
ne City Of Br0wnviile, Nenaba County, Nebraska
Territory that being the building in which the
last term Of the District Court for said County Of
Nemaha was heidi
on The 2nd day Of October, 1865, at one
o'eloch P. IA the following real estate situated in
Said County of KsinAha. to-wit the South West
quartz. ~ the north vest quarter o. Section IL in
Townshfg6 north iof Rarge y east, taken as the
pr0pFrsy Of Samuel 4rnFden. upon attachment and
execution in favor OF SsinEel 5 nth issued out d
the Distuct Court Of said County Of NemahR and
to Inc directed "a sheriff Of said County.
Dated August 10Th 1855.
E8ps boa 'nsdi .1ra W. G. GLASGOW.
s0-4t Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
MASTERS SALE.

Notce is hereby given Thar / vii offer for, sale
at public auction at the fbBt door Of Den's Hall
IN he CRY Of BroWnVilIe, that being
the plaee in > bieh the last term Of the District
Court was held,
OH Monday, the 18Th day of Sept. 1865
at one O'Clock p. D. = ard day, the following heal
Estate to-Wit The Worth west quarter Of Section
thirty-two - in f~pvnzhip 6vet5tNOrth Of range
fourteen II4I East IN Nerhaha ACOasty NEBRASKA
Territory pursuant 10 an order Of sale issued By the
Register ia Chaneery Of the District Court Of Ne
maha County Nebraska Territory, in the case OF
John P. Hodge against John Hamilton and Girdon
Il. Wilcox. TE
Dated this thu 18th dayaefAugust. 1855.
A W. G.GLASGOW, =
4S-4t Sheriff AID Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31


THAT our County Commissioners will
.- build the County Building. which is now
under contract; is certain. That they
~ are now short of means TO finish it this
fall, is also certain. The funds necessary
TO finish it are not at their disposal, aud
will only be sufficient TO complete it
10 the course CT years. Certain unap-
propriated funds are all that they can
use for this purpose, and these for any
se one year will not be sufficient. The
CommissionerAadesG 10 complete the
90 building as soon as possible TO DO this
they propose to call upon the people aud
we can see no reason why the people
should not respond tOthe commissioners
eli as they are %pecuniarily interested. b
sa1o voting for and paying a two-milT tax The
~ buiiding will go on TO an early c~omple-
ns Tiony As it now stands the County has
cE 20 pay, annually, about $500 rent for
sea ofic e and court ROOM the building pro-
tas posed will save this, whiIeslh lower
Lose story and basement wifi rent for about
sss $500 moreF making a total saved aud
Ell gained byolhe Comtyof Sld00, Be-
b. Ct~idesahis, the lalding is in such a lqca.
evfa lion thar illaRiA acrease ia valuation as
sas the City grows, and illus with bring a
A2a handsome per centlOn the investment
should the county desire 10 seIllt. Thus
nothing bur benefit ar Tesuit from Tolr
sva ing for The otaxi IL catisd7uPoa, as it wfll
be an acsual saving ia the long run.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

The following notice we fad in the
Omaha Republican of August 18th, 60:
The members of the Union Territorial
g. Central Committee for Nebraska, are re-
sr quested 10 meet at Piaitsfnouth, on Thurs
rs day, September 9Th, 1865 at2 o'clock
P. NJ. for the transaction of such BUSH
ness as Say be brought before It.
The COmmiuee, as at present consii-
tuted, is composed Of the following gem
uemen; % sa1s-l sd 10
E. B. Taylor. Wma FL Sweezy, j. A.
.sy Unthank. W. II. James, H, T. Clarke,
e - p. Beer D, H. Wheeler, Jacob
lis Dawson. H. B. Horton, w, HsH. Waters,
John Mcpherson C F. Wahher, A. A
Tolls. .sssads sss1i1a s8i ed
rs A general attendance is respectfully
p but urgentyEeqpessed. saxsao ~
80 II EeB. TAYLOR, Chm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
MASTERS SALE.

Hr. H EH-
Notice is hereby given that, Pursuant to an or
der Of sale to me directed, issued by the Register
in ChanceTy Of the District Court Of C0un
y, Nebraska Territory, in the Case wherein pen
Jauia helladay and Jesse Holiday are C9nPi5In-
ants and Andrew = Hollsday, Lucretia hoiiaosy'
William r Psnick RE Turn er, j. ". Freezer ana
Hos. WIlupns partners in business, a. ~
Frazer 4 Co. Et al. are defendants, ! ~ e. n.nSs
sale, at pablio auction. at the front oopr y Tere
hail, ia he City of BrownVIiie, n - ssid Conrt
ritoSy, (tbs place where ths ass s'H
] day Of september a. y .; ,%.,, d96o
Real oT Estate Sis,D to-Tit lo1. pine 's,s tsa b i .5 I 3. y "a. 81
II 10 block n1mo ~ Block nineteen IS al in
hsi o. o. lo 6 G sToEnyiIIe in Nemaba C0ansy, Madras
ka Territory. .,j his the I9th day Of
August, AID. 1902 CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
Mssssr il Chapoery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

The pirate Shenandoah is still commit.
ting de~predations IN The North Paejfs
Ocean. Another American whaling YES,
sci has fallen a prey 10 her, noU
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
Hugust 3fst 1860.
MASTER,S SAFE.

Estiee Il hereU gi -en that, pursuant 20 Rn Or
Oar ~ sale 20 me directed. Issued by the, Register
in sbaucery of the District Court Of NeulRha Clun-
ftyt Ne6saSka Territory, IN the ease vaetsid III 4u
as J-nawIcri is compl>insnt and Fr7n8a q. Dow
lee. administra tor OF the Estate 81 Wfissc GsrEa.
N3ecsassd sand th e Unknown hsiEs Of fhet d Nli-
liam Gsrke. deceased, are deienaaats I viii 0Iof
nj safbhc a~dction, asAthe front doe70t Deus Hall,
indie CITY Of BroK9yille ~ Nen3ha seuPty, Ae-
braska Territory, rthe place where zoe ilsc tera Of
sid court for said C0unEg Tashe!S3foai the
.25th. dav of September. A, ID. 1865,
at one O'Clock pm, of said day, the following Real
sEsta9S q nst the NrFta west quarter Of Section
~feqrteen "a in Township number six 8 North Of
rtEs kebraska Territory. 4
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of Au-
gest. A. D.lS65g ssnf 81 w7-s q ~
= CHARLES g DORSEY,
494t Master in Chancefy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

We are conducting a Union paper,
pledged 10 the support of the present.
Administrator, as sUchsdh the AtFeuisee
Co. is the organ Of the Union party Of this
- county. But, ii being the onlgFaper in
90 the county and necessarily deriving some
s.rasopport from persons differing wiih the
-b9s7oUnicn parry politically, and as the
4q sscro~dingp or "chOaking ofp is aniagO.
.sgai nistic with the principles of the true
-'sss Union party we would say O-the Dem,
ocratic party, or any party opposed to
the UniOn party. that any call or notice
= ~, for a ConYenuOp, or anything in the
p 8 waypf ssEganizing, we will publish for.
ysas lbsm as freely as we do for lAe Union
srosss party. Now, if there be q party in tins
- county opposed il Principle 20 the Union
: parry, there can be 20 excuse for no. or
vls sanizing this fall By. want Of ssrsngsh
sas toa9SorI bc5r Sac lo vsoa 5as
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
I1aIrnMASTERSS ALp

TUMASfLRS SALE
Notice IS hereby gwen that parsasss
aer Of safe 70 me directed, issusd bv 4. L.
IN ChancsFy Of the District C0ufte n - ksga,
~ Nebraska Territory in the case az J-aa tous
agatnss th9Nqs II. Arrshan Hay C~Ha lave,
wife, 1Ohn 1 Carson and William D i
oHer Tor sale a. public auction, a ~ , sa
o DsHs haitia tbe Cay hBs0saSRss Der
wneEe ne iass Term Of said Court for "a =
on Monday, the 18Th day Of s., e.
at one 0 clock P.mrefssid day-ths- fona 10
Estate to-Wis Tue South east qaartsr ~ Raj
slgnt lol IN Township SIX ,6Inorth Of (, ss.ttu
II sssr 70 Hem9asC oanty Nebraska f.,s.
VIC. GLASe6S3
4o-4t Sheriff and SUessi y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

A fatal disease is carrying Of ne
horses ia Pennsylvania rapidly. The
swslis, and then a.he head ard
limbs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
Nebraska aoperIiser
County UuIOn Convention.

A GeUnfy HioE7CSnyehtiezseomPesed
Of Delegates from4 the several Prremois
of Nemaha County, Nebraska. will be
held in BrownvIlle, on Saturday, the 10Th
day of September next, for the purpose
of ~nomirasiong candidates for the. vari.
os Gus Offices TO be filled at the ensuing
election.
The Union Voters Of ilhe several Pre-,
cincts are requested TO meet al their re-
s'specsive places of voting. on Wednesday
the 18Th day of September, next, and
- elect Delegates ito the said County Con.
g. geunion.s = sssa yHs = saa s.s
The number of Dslsgagesio which the
various PpeCihsts = sre s1aitIedHin the
srCOpniyC spssnlio9 arr as fgl9ws !,
BrsgsyAsstxs xysT5'f6.gf
. Bcru,' '.s''o.
8 Ysnahal.oa s 80 .g9g. ass.I..Q"4 q
BOT q Chen RockJas2 SsE....sass@. as.-S.
AsPby@aas.iv sis-s.r's~tf'sa 3. &
aha-
Bedford, 49,. - -. -. 1. q
Lafayst5e, ...a..g. 81, ~ .0..e:i!:nR
&c 0s Washington, ....aia ~..a~2+0"I. d
lab 1pe1glasSts'ss'f'c8 rI'sTfssl2s q
Is e gaiTGd .s r.. =. 80. 80 2. 81. %
se7s BY order Of Aes county UnlOnoC Central
ss' Committee. ssse.1. v9y e. q
C. G. DORSEY, Chm.
A-R T.oR FIsHER, See'y. "a
Brownsville, A0gg 29th, 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
Remember the meeting TO Be held at

Remember the meeting to be held at
the Office Of c. G. Dorsey, next Satur-
day afternoon al 2R'elQck, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Ea eraat Ad
Society. ~ -
This movement is ! citing EitR great
success 10 Other pOfSD6S oANthis feFff-
tory. and many settlers have already
been induced 10 setlle in the Territory
through these organizations. Nemaha
County should not be behind. Our soil
has thus far Induced emigration, and will
continue 10. bot our advantages if made
more throughly known In the East would
soon double cur present Income. Let
neither merchant or farmer hold back on
this movement, but all "put a shoulder to
.theWheel M geEthe balLi 10 notion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
Zeal Estate for Sale

west half Of north westquar er, Section 2, and
Z 4& hsl fnorth east quarter, # quaster Section g.
IaEg. 5 Range *, east l5S 3 ! acres.
sSt5sh west quarter S9etioa 80 Township 6 r
7 ) half south cast quarter and north west quarter
south ssa quarter Ses26 Town { Range IS CAST
III acres Timber Land.
a1.jts 5 and 8, Block 4 Aiddle Browafiaa.3H
ldbLot block %. NeEth ~prGgREii;e<s ~ e
Lot II Block Is, BrownFaIe.
l-A Terms Cash, apply.to 2al1 +al 1. zag J
I S.Jf - WILLIAM r, WILSON,
' 0 D WM. L H00FER,
b1September 1st. 1865, II "a 50.l35fv
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

We have lately seen many returned
veterans from the cory field who have
found in the bosoms OF their families the
blessings Of tile peace SO bravely con.
quered. Most oil lock well and "could
a :ale unfold, OF great peril and priVa-
ton, endured With a fortilude known on
ly to AEericans. To all we wish as good
success in peace as they've had in war.
AndN tear for the brave and noble ones, ss
Who FOR our freedom fell a3la7G
Who, standing beside Gods chosen son,
+ In eternal peace shall dwell"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
LFGAL NOTICE

Eugene FoRtsnell Victoria FoBten.u
Fon.enei, Enstia kontenell; Henry Fo,"AJpo
Emely fOatenel. val TAXI notice tsat I'iiy All
tsneil Guardian Of Ancian a. Fontas-Ty ~,
under and BY virtue Of an order ~ d Faa'
Court in and for the County Of Nemsb, ess
Of Nebraska, made "a the 18th CAV Of .efnay
1915, wiz odsr AZ pV5Hs Ssie- Al.
Oh the 26sh day Of Septem6er. ..
at One,o'eiOck p m. upon The premises AZ 30
iRg described Real Estate to wit Tae
Of Section tweny-seven IN, Range a
in Town eiRA9p Cd IN Kemaha CSehtv ~
Fhrritory and beng lands OF the half Sofaa
sKasRRk excsRtth TmOer grORing and reF-
4erby the teFasofe lf Sss
reserved Terms Of sale cash ID ha6a
BFOWnEiAp Ang1st, lTlh 1855
RENEf FONTEssH
G1ardian Of Lueian A. FontensI asA-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
Grocery Store I'm

sAYHITNEY's Block, Main Street
y esT .3aasA4BrewnVille Nebraska,
IHaites thepublic to call and exam
me theirStoek, before purchasing
e@ewhsrs asothey are eOmpident. .
August 3fst 1865. 1ssk
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
IN lheISeh day Il Sept A. D lq;
q y LEGAL ID Il

= y LEUAL RHOEn
Henry Weers, Johnson Woers. { nsrd Wsr
heFod Weers. Elizabeth -Weers, aud Caurppt, 4
W GERS, will take notice TaatR1Vsuu56 Hs cd
against them ca the IAN day 81 Aug0i Al
1898 in The Probate court, within AL for u,
County Ut Nemaha b GeI& eeFs, ali srr
pending, wherein said Gerd Wetrs, dentnds a.
titIOn OF the following real Estate 10 Wit. Dc
East half Of the South Esst qsartcT, vt section fs
(5), in Township four a., IN Bangs Tbirseeaf 81
sbaaed IN Nemaha Coun&, Neblaska Isruay,
reaRtaining 81 acres. That sad petition via Be b.
he6Rng % the 26th day osPtem5sr is$ fa
~ said 26th day Vi Septe mfvE AID Gsh Hsi
VIII apply fOg an OfteF, taat PaTlti0Asos 30 Z
said p0enIses. sH -rr
iiat 4 4J BTOWnyil!e this tie Tfbdv If a.
gust lst5. S.M. EiCl.
: asa. Atty furRsa.rs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
The following We CLIP from The oma-
ha Republican Of she 25lhi

s. III. Calhoun, Eco, as Chairman. has
iRsUed a caff for y meeting Of the Dems
e. kfssocratic Central CeHlmittees a. Nebraska.
Civ on the 7h prox He informs the
faithful that business of the utmost I'm,
portancs win be brought before the Com
nliuee for ITS considerstioa, san3 z aal
attendance is demanded"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
W719TLEGAL NOTICE YHq
aa4Ia o TdSATSS sSsTi4.

SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.
"a Saturday, se2teAd5s4 sh 1885, I wiz oasF
for sale to the highest btIdsr. Tor cash ia haRQ
in the City OF Brow nytIe Neoraska Territ,y
ons frdy Cow, NRh bIagS ErRsrE9FgsER8. q
light ear, tight horn broke uH, s~uqIQsed tO!bg
three years old 3 Taken up byAABraahE Feabyy
and now IN his possession ~aPgrasSd-gY sAkFGB
49-3t Ky. HUGtIES,J Up. g
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
SALE OF APPRAISED STOCK.

o.. Saturdov the 30th day Of September, 1855
hSad At the restdepae Of ) ames, H. Burns living
on the Tally farm, 2 miles forth Of Peru Nemaha
U1anfy Ne braska Territory, one est.Ay soTFel horse
supppsed 10 he 2 years old last spring some 10 hands
biE6 s6mg white sadie marks, scare on left hip and
.aywhite speck, in, the wright eye and has the an.
pearancs of being stove in the shoulders, no other
iaSnaSa hfaa1s pAoeivable. Appraised at SlS2- 5
SO ST JOSEPHUS KELLEY J.P.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31
NOTICE.
Nest EmR0Ffant Discovery.


We are making a single machine which confines
the best and cheapest portable Wine and Cider
Press, the dryesE Clothes Wrnger. and the most
powerful Lightning Jack in tho world. 1t IS the
only press adapted 60 making Apple Cnampaign,
which il now regarded as one Of he most important
discoveries OF tho age. A good agent wanted in
every county, to whom we will hold out such IN
dncements as to insure Si000 before Christmas
The first ons masking application trom any county
shall have the exclusive agency. Full particulars,
zzdrs.s s''' y HALL m9IL. REED s. co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

mr.. J. 5. WILLIAMS, who is the authO,
lied agent in st. Louis for this paper, win attend
mssEHE eoileesiOHs and purchases in thatcity. Oh
dWEIEI Rsststs. phuEps Sieves, Mouse traps
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

The BuptiSts of Nemaha Coanlys Neo
bruska. gtiiE take paticethat there wilI be
a meeting of DIE Baptistsef said Counly
on The third Saturday in September nexl
at the Methodist Church III Brownvilie,
in said county, at 10 O'clock, a. IN of
SAID day for the purpose Of organizing
an Association 10 be known as lhe Me-
maha County Baptist Home Mission As
ISOLATION. The object Of said Association
will be defaitelya agreed on at their meet
ing. The meeting will be continued on
Sabbath Preaching Saturday night and
Sunday A committee Of BaPlists is SO,
hcited from every neighborhoOd. All
hal are friendly e the BaPpst dehOmi.
aation are solicited 10 be IN attendance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

The Esbfaska City News is4ryihg TO
play of some Democratic strategy. In
speaking Of she election of territorial
Auditor and Treasurer, it suggests a
Convention composed7o Of three delegates
from each county, and says: gs5~oN :
LET il by all means be a convention.
of the peoples aud INSTRUCTED to take the
interests of the people Into adyisemanl
instead of national politics, as has been
the custom heretofore" % 's's
This is its Territorial policy. Now
let Us see is county policy. Itsays:
RE Democfaey d 0ioe have pre-
scented, when in a minority. a~na1htrokea
,aDd irmdfrpnbas pdp6W. thep will Dot be
mslqd npF eanfa nerbribed R9rbglSied
into fayormg angling or. voting anything
But a Straight sui edfd faIhi6ned Dsmo
cratic ticket" (saoatl :
Tbs}gFtS ;'oussf8gUe ot0e, the peo-
pfe digit to nomiusaGe men irrespective
Of partyS inside Of ofoe nothing Shall
pass But the A1rai gb; out CID fashioned
Dahoer3siiAeo q III hex 7'EtHes same tieket,
ms doubt bpGh3c h Mbfton Beae Daily 50
had in 1860. .slsayiT s1s g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-31

'eIn0 enSV se1sGV
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IMPROVE YOUR EYEsIGHTl
DOCTOR WHITES EYE-WATER

Takes at once the hrstrank among al opthal-
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.ly to bank and other officers, bookkeePers
clerks, artizans, and al such as are oblgedi TO
and to Ladies much engaged in reading, orfnee
needlework. 1t will not only strengthen and
improve weak eyes butspeedly cure alInt1anm- m
IN alton, cold, or lameness of the eyelids, put
also, remove the beginning cataract, and It's use
e Price rs cents bottle.
1 ''' ~ JUTIUs DIENELT, Dentist,
No, 145 Prince street
For sale by most Druggists.
JAN 3-tf
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PUBLISHED DAILY BIZ
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ FFICE-No l04 King street, over
szone,s formerly French'a) Book Store.

lowell. in yindication Of his military career,
in which he gives Admiral Porter "a Rowland
for an Oliver He says that he had nothing
TO do with the Powder ship" that being en-
tirely under the charge Of the Navy officers
that "a flourish of trumpets' made the OBJ
iect of the expedition to Wilmington prema-
turely known; that Admiral Porter knew ne
was sixty miles off when the Powder ship ex-
ploded; that the engineers told hlmaif ne at
tackled Fort Fisher it would be murder; and
he concluded his speech as follows
sHe was here on letter from the Lieutenant
General to the President; but no word OF
Fort Fisher-no word OF Wilmington-was
assigned as a reason for his presence. w nat
the true reason was, he had not. received per
mission to diyulge. He had been called BY
some the hero of Big Bethel and Fort Fisher.
ne accented the honor He then spoke OF the
EXPLOSION at Dutch Gap canal 1t did not
make. perhaps, so large hole as the mine at
Petersburg, but he had notified 1t with Amer
ican dead until it ran blood.
"He desired to have it inscribed on his tomb
stone in that little enclosure where his remains
world one day be laid Here lies the General
who saved the lives of his soldiers at Fort
Fisher and Big Bethel" He had outraged no
man-no army man--but ne naa ou1rasea
somewhat sharply the trot6 q Vhlcn IS always an
accompaniment OF lively Porter
Mrs Mary A. Klein, tried for violating the
56th article of war, by relieving the enemies OF
the United States with victuals, and knowingly
harboring and protecting them; also knowingly
nart;cinat,ng in the proceeds of the plunderlng
Of limited States officers by raiders or guerilla
bands. has been sentenced to imprisonment
during the war. Gen Wallace designated the
Fitchburg (Mass) prison as the place OF con-
fnement John A. Klein, (son Of Mrs. Mary
A. Klein,) tried for the same. offences OF
which his mother was tried, sentenced to ten
wears, hard labor, and Gen. Wallace designates
the Albany On. Z. J penitentiary as the place OF
confinement.
The Annapolis correspondent OF the Baltl
more American says that the demonstration
Of the Confederate iron -clads and rams on
Tuesday morning came near proving very
serious affair. Had the ram Richmond not
grounded the whole of the Federal fleet OF trans
ports. with all the buildings and immense ~
stores at City Point, would probably have been
destroyed. The naval officer. in charge OF the
feet in the river is said to have turned tall ana
ran a way. For this disgraceful conduct It Is IS
reported he has been dismissed the service.
The nomination of the Prince Napoleon as q
member and the Vice President Of TT the frencn =
Prvy Council, is regarded in Paris, by all parties
as a blow at the Pope, and return tor the
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RNOLD & FIELD,
II
Merchant Tailors,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

Would invite inspection of their large stock OF
CLOTHS, CAs1MERES, and VESTINGs,
will make to order as cheap as can be had
equality considered) in the city of New York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection OF
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS.--
our long experience in that branch justifes us
in assuring satisfac ction in that line We keep
select assortment of Shirts Gall kind) Collars,
Qinen and paper Neckties, Scarfs, Socks.
Suspenders Handkerchief, Gloves, &e., usual
ly found in well regulated Merchant Tailoring
Establishment Cali and see US. Don't forget
the number, SO King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east Of Parker,s Theatre
WM ARNOLD,
ian 7-tf JOHN A.cFIELD
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THIRST NATIONAL BANK
Corner Of Prince and Water Streets.
Deal in
Government Bonds,
TREASURY NOTES,
QUARTERMASTERs' CHECkS
A n D
OF INDEBTEDNESS.
REVENUE STAMPS FOR SALE.
Collections made on all parts Of the United
States.
Drafts drawn on Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE,
Gold, Silver, and Bank Notes bought and sold
jan 9-tf -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-08-26
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT.

We desire to call the attention our readers
% this Stanlarl History Of the America n
Rebellion, by Horace GREELEY.
In Its character and scope it has NJ com
pe,itor anon. all the Histories of the War.
We assure our readers that Mr.. Greeley >
| treaiment Of the subject Is honest. impartial,
straightforward and thor ,ugh. lie permits
public bIen, AMI political parties. to define
their oWn positions, in sp .eches, letters and
and platforms. All of his statements are
well fortified with statistical proof, and copi-
! Gus notes he goes t. the root and source.
and, with masters hand, traces the grow
ing conflict through the entire period Of our
National Life. His style is vigorous aud ill.,
spring. In point of typographical execution
and beauty of embellishments, it is a worl;
Of the highest order. No intelligent Am eri~
can afford to be without it. The work is
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Great Storm.

Another storm visited this region on Mon
day night, which, in some respects, exceeded
the great storm OF four weeks ago. The ia!l
of rain here was greater, and 1t was accom>
panied by furious gale from the north east.
Less damage was done to crops, simply be-
cause the summer crops had all been removed
since the last storm. Corn, however, suffered
considerably by being in many cases laid
level with the ground, though much may still
ripen in that position. Orchards generally
we're about stripped Of their fruit, and there
will be fever apples il the country this fall
than at any time for FIVE years past. But
coming with sach blow, from an unusual
direction, III was Amazing how every body 5
house leaked. People were drenched with
water liz their houses wht never before mag
ined their roofs leaked. i few rods of track
of the Chicago 4 L. l. Z. r. We're washed
away below Peru. and considerable damage
was done on tie Chicago & \. W. K. r.
but otherwise, we hear OF 10 serious damage
to railroads. The canal escaped without a
new break.