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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

CLEVELAND, Nov.S13.-The westward
bound Express trait. ran off the track
near Erie, by carelessness of repairers in
not seasOnably replacing the rail. Four
S"sons were killed and 80 wounded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Nov .22nd 1855
Stray NOTICE&.

Taken up by the undersigned, living one and a
half miles above Longs Bridge, on the 23d day of
October 1866, one Red Steer, with white face, hind
legs white, half way up, white belly, supposed to
be two years old past.
s Z. SIMPSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
3. SIMPSON,

Taken up BY the undersigned, living in Nemaha
County on the 18th days f October, 1855 one Red
steer supposed TO be three years old last spring,
with a crop off Of the ri ;hrf ar and a small sreek
of white on the right shoulder,
8 John HANNA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

s The Governor Of Texas has recon-
mended the extinction Of all difference
as to civil rights between blacss and
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Taken up by the undersigned, living thEoe and a
half miles North West of BrownYille, on tho 23d
day Of October, A ID 1866
Che red and white spotted Cow, crop off Of
left ear and swallow fork in the right ear, branded
as" on the hip,dew- laped, about 9 years old.
One red and white spotted Cow ,underbit in each
ear. about 6 years Old. ISRAEL CoTTON,
BroWnyille, Nov. 3 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
FOR SALE

Tie West half Of the North West
quarter of Section rs, in Township
4 RaLge l6, an improved farm with
Timber. known us the Beddow
Farm, also,
For sale one brood mare. Enquire
OF JARVIS S CHURCH,
Office over City Drug Store BrownvilIe. Sat
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The census of Indian tribes, as prepar-
ed for the annual report of the Commits
sioners of Indian Affairs. shows the total
number of Indians to be 295, 794.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The Brownviile House-the largest
Hotel in this CT US now standing idle.
The stand is one of The most profitable
in Nebraska, and, if not soon occupied,
our reputation with the travelling public
must suffer. The House is 40x7O feet
and three stories high; it is not in the
best condition, yet needs but slight re-
pairs to make it one of the most COM
Portable and c%Ommodious Hotels IN the
West. There is money in it for some
man "who knows how to keep hotel" and
we hope the "coming man." whoever it
may be, will soon arrive and take charge
as its stOppagssis a serious drawback to
our city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Monday, Jane 10th 1887 is the timo set for hear
ing claims against the Estate Of Samuel Ross, de-
ces ,cd and the place the Probate Court Room in
the CITY of Brownyile, Nem1ha County Nebraska
Territory all persons havi g claims against said
Estate will present them on that day or be forever
barred from the collection thereof, by order of Pro-
hate Court. GEORGE W. FAlRBKOTlER,
a-E Probate Judge.
Nov 99od lss6 8-4t $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

These have not all qualified yer. il
would be well if they would come in and
qualify and attend TO the roads in lheir.
districts as soon as possible. Upon them
rests the responsibility of seeing that the
roads are good and passable, neglect Of
which discommodes no q more Than
themselves and farmers generally. To
show what these supervisors have to work
on we give the amount of road4ands for
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Taken up by the undersigned, living four miles
North West of BrewnyiIle Nebraska, on the Sd
day Of November 1865
Che red and white Cow (specklcd) swallow fork
in right ear, nine years old
Nov. g, 1865 John L G Smith
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Land Entries.

The following number of acres of
land were entered in the Land Office in
this city in thNnNemaha Land District
during the month of &tOber just passed !:
For Homesteads, S4I9 acres
With Warrants and Scrip, 5,056 acres.
With cash, $50 acres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Total . IA OBS acres
We deliberately and wilfully challenge
a comparison Of entries for the past six
months with any District in Nebraska or
IN The United States. We have heard
Of no District which is settling up so
10 rapidly, and those coming in this Fall
predict that emigration TO this District
neKtseasOn will double that of this year.
Let them come, there's rich soil and a
u healthy climate here sufficient to ac-
commodaie a million settlers, and eastern
people are finding it out TO their great
advantage.
Gene along eomsaIongl don't be alarmed.
NemAhG is large enough 70 afford you all q farm T,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Cure & Preventive OF Fever & Ague

W. advise all who are troubled with this fearful
malady to always keep the Powders on hand ready
for immediate usc.)
Here are a few important particulars:
LIST They are the Great Specific for all bilious
Affections.
I'd Thev are the ouly known remedy that will
cure Liver Complaint.
Sd They arc the o ly known remedy that viii cure
Constipation.
4th. The Powder are so tho. Ough in their Ope-
ration that one package will be all that the maj0ri-
ty Of those usiPg them will require to effect azure.
9Th They ara a mild and pleasant yet the most
effective eathartic known.
9Th. They are the cheapest cSthartic known.
9th. They are the cheapest and best medicine ex
tant, as they can be sent by mail to any part Of the
globe, for the price, SO cent.
Circulars, containing certificates, information, &c.
sent to any part of the world free Of charge.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, Cr by
mail on application to
G: G. CLARK, s. Co.
GENERAL AGENTS.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
November IS. 1866,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
MASTERS SALE,

gHANIERN NALE,
Notice IS hereby given that by virtue Of an or
der Of the district Court Ct Nemaba County, Ne
bra ska Territory, IN ChaneeFy, IN the case OF John
Bell against John } Richie, Mary J. Richie and
Henry M. Atkinson made at the Spring term A d.
1866 and to me directed, ] will on
Saturday, November 24th. A. D., 1866,
at one o'elOckP. ". offer for sale at public Auc-
ton, to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of McPherson's Hall, in Browngille, Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, the place where the
last term Of said Court for said County vas held, J
the South East quarter, Of the South West frac-
tional qurter, Of Section nineteen (I9) in Town
shin four ~, North Of Range fifteen ISL East, in
said Nemahs County Nebraska Territory.
Given under my hard this 25th day Of October,
A. d. 1866.
CHARLES g. DORSEY,
xl-44t pfS9, bft9 Master in Chanesry
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The Omaha Herald, of the 9th, makes
a point; viz to-wIt: as follows: II
says that Mayor Hoffman recently re-
fused to deliver an address at a Sunday
School Celebration because he was a can
didate for Governor. This the Herald
commends and then, in its feeble way,
tries TO hold up to public contempt Sena-
tors Upton and Thayer and Col. Presson
because they did address Sunday Schools,
ETC., during the late campaign.
How does the verdic! of the people
agree with that of the coPperhead Her
aid, Hoffman is beaten, while Upton,
Thayer and FressOn are elected What
fools the people must be according TO
this cOpperhead, w.O appl1uds tie po'-
house politician of the Shiny p%urlieus Of
New York, and condemns II Q who love
morals and religion su ficlet tly to address
Sunday Schools, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
CHANGE nE II. 4. TINE.

BY reference to the time table of ne
Hannibal & St. joseph r. r., 1t will be
seen that a change Of time is 10 take
place on Sunday next, The 18th inst.
On and aftea thAs date. The Express train
will leave here al z p. NJ, and tie Mail
and Express at 4:S0 A. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

In a late Washington special to the
St, Louis Democrat appears the follow
ing:
"A number of Nebraska politicians are
here to-day to secure the appointment of
General Heath as Governor Of that Ter
ritory."
Should not the dangero of such a degrade
tion to Nebraskians unite all true men
in a grand effort for admission Ne.
braska has never even been threatened
with such a political abortion to preside
over her destiny, and we sincerely hope
may escape the present danger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Takon up by the undersigned, living 6 IL miles
South West from Aspinwall Nemaha County Ne
braska, One brindle Steer, crop of each ear brin-
die face, 6 years old,
One red and white steer, crop of each car, end
broken off left horn, 7 years old.
Taken up on the Oath day of October
WTTIJAM ROUpEE
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
UENESWARE

Remembcr the Place, Main Street, One Door
above the P~ostofice, Brownville, Nebraska.
9-lO- Ally in,nn
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
STRAY NOTICE

Ia en- up by the On i~eTsigncd, living one mile
East Of Glen Rock, in Nemaba County N.b,a-ka.
On the 2lst day OF October, 1855 One SorreI Colt
with white see bind EGGS white, with Watch eye.
two or thee years old October 9th 1865
OF A PHILLIPS
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

II is possible for a community long and
patiently to bear with a pubic nuisance
in hopes that the evil may correct itself,
bat how any man can sustain and en-
courage such a sheet as the Omaha Her
aid passes cur comprehension. Nov. 10,
it says:
Georgia has formally repudiated The
e~Iectioneering so called proposed Am
eudment to the Constitution bya nearly
unanimous vote Of her Legislature. This
action of the Empire State Of the Gulf
region is equal TO a Certain vindlcallon
oflheAnufpose ofIhe SoutheFa-Pe0P4e
not TO Uote Themselves criminals and out
Eaws. The action OF
Georgia is uhat might hare been er2ect-
ed of a people conscious Of their rights
and dignity"
Thus this cOpperhead lauds traitors
the greatest criminals known to our
laws-for rejecting the mlldes' terms
ever offered to a conquered people. Civ.
llized Europe would have hung the per
lured leaders America simply says they
shall not again be trusted, get We have
men in the North who will complacently
chuckle and encourage them TO aspire 10
The same positions of trust which they
used 10 encompass the rum Of the cOun-
Try. We know that such language from
northern copperheadS is treated with con-
tempt by The masses of the Southern
people, and wonder that it is tolerated by
such an enlightened community as that
nf Omaha
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

RoAD suPERvIsoRs.
Peru Precinct, Dis. Nc. /, J P Burdick,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

W lie the lamp holds out to burn,
The d--dst rebel may return"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Gene along ! come along don't be alarmed,
NemAha is large enough 70 afford you all q farm
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OFFICIAL JoARNAL
tseneral Orders. No. rs.


New Orleans, La, March II, 1856. )
\. Before general court martial which cor
vened at New Orleans, Louisiana, pursuant :
special 0rders No, 81, from headquarters, depart
Men1 Of Louisiana, February IA, 1865, and 9
which Colonel ard BrevctGenaral Charles a
Hartwoli, 10th q. s. Colored Artillery theavy1, is
President, was arranged and tried: /.
lieutenant Colonel O. N. Blaekington, sisf Y. p
Colored infansry.
Charge--M anslaughter.
Specifcatnn-In this, that Lieutenant Co,oh s
D. n. Bieokngton, then Major 81 the sist Y. 8.
Coloretl Tnsansry, while commanding said regineht
IN battalion ril. Oh or about the sth day Of octo.
her, 1866, did, unlawfully and fefoniousiy, ana
without cause or prorocaiion, assault and strike
Hith bis sword private Martin johnson, o. COM
snr E. sist u S. Col0red Infantry, thereby.
soyfsiag said private Martin johnson IN the head,
N reasof M winch said Wcunding the said private
jsrfir johnson, afterwards. to-wit: on or about
a. Igff t,sy 81 October, 1866, died. This at New
orleans, Louisiana, on or about the date above
mentioned
Pies-4Tc which charge and specification the ac-
essed pleaded Not Guilty.
Finding After mature delibeFation on the EVIL
dsnce addneed, the court finds the accus. a. Lieu
1lnsnt Colonel o. N. Blackington, Slst U. S. Col
cred Infantry, as follows:
OF the specification to the charge Not Guilty.
Of the charge Not Guilty.
Ard does, therefore, acquit him.
II. The proceedings and findings in the forego-
Nc case are approved. The accused is released
rom arrest and restored to duty.
By order Of Msior General E. R. Candy
WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
Assistant Ad9utaat General
NATHANIEL BURBANK
acting Assistant AdutSnt General
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List Of passengers per steamer Morgan, March
18th, 1866
~ CLARK, Rsybarn, Hafoer. Loeper Nathan
o.own vrsh rev Mr. Penis and Lear VIM Yonn, Jnn
ssover sonharten, Butes C0ttie Mrs Dana q "
l;.n,. rsSgsa nsns Q aswst Todd csps VIII
Bos9d Layeson Stuart, Knapp, Jnn Lu tireen S
paui znn Mrs Pnoiin and child Nj Taylor and iay Isnan
Anne Shaer-57 teck 80 Ntsenow, MSS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
The following is a list of passengers per steam
ship Rapidan, from Havana, 8. Alexander. master !.

Mr. Imam Mr. Smith, Mrs Clark three childred NJ
Er M"rade las Kelly, " Gampion Han Bialio Jas
sanon5 5as Z Johnson i Finch Mathis, II bow.
Boycs; Je, King ], Hamilton " Fergnsan Chas MsMs-
han Fred Mortnsr, ii Nuiapd, L Goodioe W Dosss T
Bates andrew Warren, y Sherman Robertson Hin @ B
enten, psct HysentneJ Eastern and lady, Miss Morse
Jacob Wsrg, Thos Rlnker 70. Hsmm,r Stern Lewis,
! p~ushsnd brother, W King atersge and deck 81.
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FSE dENHLHr, WArcHHs AMI sssvrcs M r
=. Tyler, Il5 Canal street one II ne oldest IN
1est knoEn jewellers In the South, adyertisss his
wares IN our columns. The Recommendation IL
Tyler's establishment IL thst whatever ID ava
may be implicitly depended upon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

6OAL On AND LAMPss Messrs. Hill 3 veazie.
Aving purchased the stock OF coal oil and lamps
en- Mr. James Chapman, No. 81 Chartres street,
peror of Gnstamhouse street will continue their
business ii the store lately occupied BY the
Ter. Soc advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

G. Moor. SHIFTS AND FURNISHING Goops.--At-
Mh.''a n - the advertisement Of Moody.
NJ mas everything y asswer the requirements Of
iash'on q isasoa AID sells Il factory prices.
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Passengers for GENTLY notify the Conduetor prior
tis departure OF the sfan g. PANDELY,
SUPERINTENDENT
fhAaASES CENTRAL EAEEgDa 1,-THF
quickest routS from New Orleans TO New York and ali
Eastern and No thern cities ~ wa 0 al
i@o natLY TRAINS leave Cairo morning and evania~,
Time fran Caro to Chic g,--l3 hours
Baltimnra-i9 hours
fhla1epha-5G hours
- New YoTk-5S hours
F6r Shrouga tickets apply Nina of
Mississippi Steamship Hr,anv Ion Common street and st
the depot OF the New Orleans Jackson and Great Sohsrn
hsau also ~ she Limos Central Railroad depot
HUGHITT,
General Superintendent, Chicago
VI. P. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
g. +. LON3LEY,
General Southern Agent New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

Besides ts'e 'iaapproachab,s variety programme
at the Academy q Haaie, t,.gts Is produced dc
great lsseEalary, Romantic AMI fairy iantomme
1husai''aes VIII vast expense ind preparation,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

Mdz,asaf, lse Eiyhs ost. ~ tas Rlc,r 30,
ct ne qoo'sbs, the Academy of Music tonis .t,.
addition To the unappsoachab,e hi, ~ va.ss.n
novelties. VI M s-- - sa '.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

| INCORPORATED nARoH l, 1865
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| TEE ONLY COMPANY OF ru,s r1nr ?. 1up Sorr,,
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''''''''''''''''''''''''''s aN'''eso"s
with privilege - Increase to ........ f,eoD,0GD
Tickets for TWO. FIVE or TEN DAYS can BE- obtained
a. the Office Of the COMPANY or Of II. s,,o,,a ,,e.s
r.,,-,--.,s -..
YEAH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
THE CLOTHES WASH ER
AND WRINGER

The best and useful invention Of the kind for saving
household labor invented.
Has more and better for saving time labor
and the wear and tear of fabrcs washed other
machine All the other machines either rub clothes and
wear them out speedily do satisfactorily perform their
work We. With the HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER this is
not the case There rubbing of the clothes and
quently no wear and tear Tie washing completely
and thoroughly performed by the action Of water alone
Sefd for circular giving a explanation, call
them al ths General Southern Agency
Goodinducenents offered to agents esevhere
s. n. BARTON & co IS,
No. III lehL untanlss
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RENTAL POWDER

ORIENTAL POWDER COMPANY
The undsrssned Agent fr the above Company offers FOL
sAie tne ioliaWIns. Ia lots to suit purchasers: -
30 kegs w, Fig, FRFx. ..
10 kegs Blssias and Mining
2sN bags SHOT. as-or cd. ...
SQoa.t00 cArS, @. ID. { e. b
MILTON BENNER
90 Common street. corner Tcho uptoulasL