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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
Trl.WeeklT llaII 10 Deatrlee.

The following letters exrlaiu them
selves. Il shows the consummaIiOn Of o
matter we have long iabored for as being
Demanded BY the cons anIly increasing
population Of this Land District. especially
that portion which win Be supplied BY be
increased mail facilities. So far as Mr..
Hitchcock is concerned we are pleased to
see him al work for this section Of the
Territory. and hope he viii continue 10
the good work, as Shy the way immigration
is pouring in, much is needed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
New Orleans, Oct. 26.

N6W OElrduSs OSl. ~
The following important letter adj
dressed to Gen. T. L. Sedgwick. Com
handing U. S. forces at BFOwnville, ap-
pears this evening:
HEADQUARTERS DEp'T OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANs, Oct. %. 1866.
GENERAL ~ am satisfied there Is
only n way ID which the state Of affairs
on the Rio Grande can be bettered, and
that is by giving the heartiest support to
the only Government in Mexico recon
nized by our own Government and the
only one which is friendly 10 the United
States. You will therefore tell adyen-
tHrers of any party or pretended Gov
eminent ia Mexico, or in the State OF
P~ampaquillas. that they will not be per.
mrled 10 violate the neutrality laws be-
tween The Liberal Government of Mex
lea and the United States; and as they
will not be permitted to remain in our
Territory or receive protection under our
flag, in order to complete their maChina-
tons, tor the violation of our neutrality
laws. These instructions will be en-
forced against the adherents of the I'm
perial Buccaneers, representing the so.
called Imperial Government of Mexico,
and alsoagainst the Ortega, Santa Anna,
and other factions The President Is
the acknowledged head of the Liberal
Government in Mexico. ! am, General
very respectfully,
Your Obedient Servant,
: (Signed,) P. H.. SHERIDAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

The Omaha Republican IS certainly IN
a quandary as to the "banner Republican
county of Nebraska" Some weeks
since ii made a neat little ~presentali6h
paragraph and gave it to Nemaha now
it ruthlessly snatches it from US, and in a
still more faltering article, gives it to
Hall county.
This is rough! We took said banner
in good faith and stuck it on our "outer
wall" and now to lost it! "Ah. that's
the rub ;" after we've Owed to the bot.
tom of the political deep to drag up
drowned Republican honcrs by the locks.
Be careful, MI. Republican there's a
slumbrin' lion sleepin' "round loose" in
NemahaI
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

Omaha was visited by a big fire on the
1st, which to the utmost tried their fire
department. The fire originated in a
warehouse just west of M. HelIman &
Co.'S Clothing store, which with the store
was entirely consumed. Next the build
ing Of VIM. Sexauer; then the large
building Of VIII R. King & Co, in which
they had one Of the largest stocks Of
groceries, provisions, &C., in the west :
next came the building occupied by Mrs.
s. G.. Bronson & Co, as a millinery store.
Five large buildings were thus COM
pletely destroyed besides many which
we're damaged. The Omaha Republican
thus figures up the losses: Ellinger Bros.
$4,000; M. Hellman & Co., $4,000;
VIM. Sexauer, $500; Winship &
Marsh, $500; vii R. King & Co,
$50, 500; Mrs. S. G. Bronson & Co.,
$500; R. Smith, $500; A. D.. Jones,
$500; Peter Windheim, $4,000; A.
Windbeim, $1,000; First National
Bank, 5000; John Mccormick s. Co.,
So, 900; Megeath Bros, $780, M.
Tootle & Co., 5000; N. P. Isaacs. S4OO F;
Range & Stein, 81 500. Total loss,
SlO6, 600. The tolalvfi insurance on the
above is reported a 500. OOo.
Several accidents happened during the
FIRE. A. M. Peirce got bis leg broken,
and Mr.. Craig got his arm broken. Al
together the FIRE was big, the loss heavy,
and The FIRE department worked noblY.-
The only benefit the city will secure
from it will be the erection Of a magnif-
cent brick block to cover the space burnt
over, and a steam fire engine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

About as discouraging a circumstance
as can occur to a country editor is, after
be has grazed the utmost ferge of con.
scientious limits on for his town
and county, to hayS copied into a
widely circulated per and credited
to a neighboring county and town
This is our case. We spoke of The
large quantities of corn and wheat
shipped from this county and city this
season /; the St. Louis Democrat copies
it under credit Of the Nebraska City I'D
vertiser. Strange they are not aware Of
other towns in Nebraska besides Ne
braska City and Omaha! Wen change
the name Of our paper if this ever Oc-
ours again. Fact is, we believe it
would be a pious notion anyhow, to
change II to Brownville Advertiset, if
hat family name wasn't so scarce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

MormOnism in Utah is bringing forth
It's legitimate results /; and threats against
the United States and acts of outrage are
on the increase. DR.. Robinson. a Gen
tile, was assassinated there on the oath.
This is but one of many outrages; and if
1t bring not a punishment to Brigam's
harlotry, its independence to commit any
and all Outrages it pleases had better be
acknowledged.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

Notice Is hereby given that By virtue Of an or
der Of the district Court e Nemaha County, Ne
bra ska Territory, in Chaneery, in the case Of John
Bell against John J. Richie, Mary J. Richie and
Henry M. Atkinson, made at The Spring term A D.
1886 and to me directed, ] win on
Saturday,. November 24th. A. D.. 1866,
at one O'Clock P. N, offer for sale at public Auc-
tien, to the highest bidder for cash, at the front
door Of McTherson's Hall, in BroEnVille, Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, the place where the
last term Of said Court for said County was held.
the South East q%uBrter, Of the South fest frac-
tional qurTter, OF Section nineteen ll9) in Town
ship four(4}, North Of Range ffteeR{ ISL East. in
said Nemaha County Nebraska Territory.
Given under ny hard this 18th day Of October,
A. D., 1866.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
xl-4-4t ptSs, bfS0 Master in Chaneery
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

0rea. excitement is occasioned in
Canada over the threat Of some Fenians
TO release the Fenian prisoners. The
regiment the Queens Own protest en-
massee against any clemency, as do also
the volunteers ; while a large portion Of
the population believe that war with the
United States would follow the execution
Of Robt. B. Lynch and Father MahOny,
now under sentence of death.
Our Government is now holding cor
r~espondence for the release Of these
prisoners ; but this would have been IN
necessary had we treated EDgland as she
has treated US.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
WAsHIEGToN, d. c.,
Oct. 26th, 1866.

wv SOtL3 4OOO'
Hon. 6Aos. G. Dorsey, BrOVnUme, N. r.:
DEAR Sir Some time las; summer
a petition was presented to the Post
Office Department, asking for increased
service on the mail route from Brown.
vile 10 Big Sandy. | had urged in
creased service on this route many times
before, but the Department was unwil.
ling to grant it. They finally consented
to put a tri weekly service fFCm Brown
vile 10 Beatrice, provided the present
contractor, Mr.. Miles, would perform
such service for two and a half times the
amount be now received fora weekly
mail. Mr.. Miles was written to by the
Department, and asked whether be would
accept the proposition, but has not re-
sponded. l believe hat you also wrote
him on the subject. When l was at
Brownvllle, / found that The contract was
sub. let tOMr. R J, Whitney, of your
place. Mr.. Whitney informed me that
he was willing tie perform the increased
service at the ate above specified, from
Browpvllle to Grab Orchard. The ser.
vice upon the balance Of the route, (that
is from Grab Orchard to Beatrice has
been contracted for by the Department
with Mr.. Clark, lhe present contractor
and tri-weakly service from Brownyille
to Beatrice $ herefore TO commence on.
the 18th Of November, proximo.
I'll Very truly yours,
4 s,,ss P, w. HITCHCOCK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

The New York Herald says: THE
issue is narrowed down 10 the PROPOSE
ton, Will the excluded States accept the
amendment under President JonsOn, or
UGit for Gen. Grant,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

H. B. Denman. of Kansas, was on the
30,h ult., appointed Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for the Northern Super.
intendency.
This appointment Gusts Gen. E. B
Taylor, conspicuous as one of the John
sonized Republicans of Nebraska.
To feel no qualification when these
renegades are cheated out of The mess o.
pOtage for which they sold themselves,
would be too near divine for US; we're
human, we are; and consequently chuck.
ell we dol
at is not our f~uneral;'' and as the gal
vanized "Repups'' did not bring the
hoped for 500 votes to assist their cop.
perhead allies. it is but just that they
"go UNDER" Morton invited them son
probatiOn," and as their works did not
prove "meetp for repentance, they now
lose their ''bread and butter"
Solemn sounds the funeral dirge,
Their body pulitic .coppsrheads purge
OF the vain UNIV holesOme stencil,
Fit for neither gut nor trench
What their vile stomach viii not save.
Great God can'any party crave
$50 mote II be :"
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

The late rumors of U. S. prOtectOrate
over Mexico are denied by the Washing
ton Republican as untrue. and as having
been made in the interest of Mexican
bondholders.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
LEGAL NOTICE


10 Ma rtu}Eer&of TIE Ee4aFs- AZ Laka
Samuel G. Daily deceased, IN the Pro-
bate Court Of Nemaha County, Nebras-
kd Territory.
On this Sist day of October, A. D.. 1856, William
Daily and Sarah NJ. Daily, Administrators of said
Estate, fled their petition, praying for q license to
sell the whole or a part of the real estats Of said de-
|cedent for the payment Of tho debts outstanding
against said Estate. And it appearing from said
petition that there is not So 6icient personal estate in
1.-The hands eff the administrators to pay
the debts outstanding against said d~eeedent,
land that It is necessary to sell the whole or
some portion Of said Real estate for the payment Of
such debts ana expenses. It is therefore ordered by
the Court that all persons interested in said Estate
sppear before said Court. at Brownvlle, in Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, on
the Ist day of December, A. ID 1866
to show cause, il any there be, Why such liceuse
should not be granted.
1t is further ordered that this notice be published for
-four successive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser"
IA Newspaper printed in said County.
October, 81. 1856
GEORGE W. FAIRBROTHER,
6-4tI3. 90 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

The Republican majority ID Iowa. as
officially announced, is 1859; agains,
q y022 Union Majority Ia 1865 ao
Gov. Geary's majority in Pennsylva-
MIA, official, is l7,l7s
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
Notice.

All persons indebted TO Atkinson s.
Co, whose notes or accounts are due,
vii! please call and pay the same al once
3-4t ATKINSON s co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

ds'dsThs following statement Of the pOlIti'
,aosal e~OmPleEion Of our next Legislature,
TerriiOrisl and STATE, VIZ 6nd in the
~ Omaha Republican Of the Sd. Il shows
.,iss healthy state Of sfairs, and we hope il
viii do credit 70 che party which has the
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
BnowEv1Lrr, NraaAsKA,
NoYember "a, SIS.

80
Eaa0r Nctraska Adpsriser , 9 -A go
DEAR SIR:-I am just in receipt Of
letter from the Hon. p. W Hitchcock
Delegate ID Congress from this Terri
tory, ia which be informs me that he ha;
succeeded in indueibg the Post Master
General to order additional service on the
mail route from BrownviIle to Beatrice,
makingita trf.weekly instead Of weekly
mail.
This is an important addition to our
mail facilities, aud will be OF great BEN
cit 10 the citizens ofa large and wei
popu'ated portion Of this Land District.
enclose Mr.. Hitchcoek's letter, and
request that you publish it herewith, as a
matter Of general interest.
Very Respectfully,
1aiaal8 fo CHAS. G. DORSEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

.s7 = Sri positively hnDounCedolha. the
-AmsFiasu prOiecioEate ever MexiCo and
q s1isxinilhohss ah~sq6aldasiOn from TIA,
country will bsLeOnplets before he Isl
svs 5anuzsDs For our kindness werare to
.~5s-Eessite- thssWkole oe Lower California,
essasgsther NTH SnnOra and Chihuphua.-
-a-Kiha ed Unsle Gamnel sim hs4
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
r.,.sa,s.s :. -, ST. LOUIS
LEGHL .MOTInE

LIZ III ~ O14CB.
Nancy Freel. Caroline Bradley, Thomas Ross
William Ross Robert Ross, Joseph Ross, Samuel
Ross, James Ross, John Ross, and George ROSWELL
take notice that Al Ritter as Administrator of the
estate Of Samuel Ross deceased and late Of Nemaha
County, h as fled his petition in the Probate Court
Of said Nemaha County, the object and prayer of
which is for a license to sell the North West quar-
ter Of the South West quarter, Of Section Thirty
three (53j Township four a, of Range seventeen
(l76 situated in Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory ,slso, Eve acres timbered land Situated in
Richardson County, lands Of whtsh the said Samuel
Ross deceased seized. That said partition will be
for hearing on
The 24th day Of December, A, d. 1866,
at the Probate Court Room in the city of Brown
vile G.. w. FAIRBROFHER,
NOV. lst 1866 Probate Judge.
6 81 1880
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that application has been
made by William Craig. to be appointed Admins
TRAITOR with the win annexed on the Estate Of Joel A
Thobnburg late Of Gage County Nebraska deceased,
and that a hearing on said application win be had
On Thursday the 22d day Of November.
next at 10 o'clock a m, at my Office in Beatrice,
Nebraska Territory.
Dated, October 24th 1884.
ALBERT TOWLE.
Probate Judge.
It is hereby ordered that the above notice be pub
Ilished in the Nebraska Advertiser for three eOnsec-
iative weeks.
ALBERT TOWLE,
Probate IudOe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

we learn from the Nebrssks City Press
aco dat VIM MeLennSn, Rep, Of OlOe, has
given nodos Of bic iRleniOn to contest
-@cths'bsat Of w. w. Wardsll, Dem, ell
q ssssd 70 ne Council from that county, on
'x'ths efouhd o insiiglbility Of Wssdell,
because Of Wardsll's having been one Of
-sfQasnirill's bSnduin iS6lss'H the charge
3 isPsossns he'ShOuld nor be lann.edrtO-a
seat in that bOdysnlss2 q ssiis5 = II
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

The City of Baltimore has for some
time past, been the centre of c~onsldera-
bic attention, because Of the attempt of
rebels 10 have Gov. Swan, of Md re-
move the Police Commissioners, who
have charge Of registration in that city,
because they refused to register rebels
and their sympalhizers who are excluded
by the registry laws, GOV. Swan held
an investigation of the charges preferred
against the Commissioners, and a dis
patch Of the 29th ull,, gives the FOL.
lowing points made or attempted TO be
made by the rebels: s,
1.-THE most of the Judges, clerks and
special policemen are Radicals /; thai one
of the police commissioners has been
slightly intoxicated once in three years !;
that a few Of the Judges neglected TO use
boxes for rejected ballots that all the
Judges followed an opinion of the attor-
uey general of the State, and refused to
receive votes of men not registered in
1865; that half a dozen of the two hum
dred and forty judges, and perhaps twen-
ty Of the seven hundred special police
men were n0tmen of good moral char
acter; ard that the radicals have a better
chance than the Conservatives for being
appointed on the Police force"
With such evidence Gov. Swan has de-.
cided to remove the Commissioners and
has appointed others in their stead. The
old Commissioners refuse to give up
their Office, and the proper officer to
swear in the new refuses to perform that
duty. Gov. Swan has applied-tO Andy
Johnson 10 help him in this business, yet
up TO- the 4lh it was doubtful whethet A.
J. would assist. Several thousand "boys
in blus'' and policeman are reported
armed and ready to resist this outrage if
force is attempted to carry it out ) al
though they express a willingness 70
abide by a fair legal decision.
The fOllOwing, if true, apparently set
ties the difficulty:
9c's indi NEW YoRK, Nov. 5.
A special 10 the Commercial from Bal.
timore says: The police commissioners
difficulty has been arranged by General
Grani. The old commissioners are 10 ap-
point one democratic Judge in the pre-
cinet and see that the ballot boxes are
provided for the reception of the reject
ed votes Of registered voters. The courts
are 70 finally decide the legality of these
votes. The votes Of the State officers
are TO be certified TO the State Legisla-
&ure and the votes for members of Con-
gress viii be returned To Congress. The
feeling is now abaling.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08

"-||"H. ~ "I||W.| y
The VsrmOnt Legislature has ratified,
De Constitutional Amendment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
And a good assortment Of
@ UENEsWARE
ia NTER,N SALE

Remember the Place, Main Street, One Door
above the Postodice; BrOwRYille, Nebraska.
Ole 4v hmm
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
ID ~ lohowipg ~inlere.ling fgure:

FtE Me following interesting figures
we are indebted 20 our g%enllemanly
C699lyteoasurer 30ndEaagksrZ 9bey
are from bis books. and show the amount
1a6Fa6dS on hand Sept SD,h. 1865 The
first item Of General Road Fund is dis
pOsedtof By order 0fsthe COunsyC Ommis.
siOSefa The baisnsei by the road super
visors. tfafq saf bsa,o
This s onlys~int issnpw on hand
much more than this has already been
draNR ouI fos this year 2 GO
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-08
SxAGRrONGs.

The symptoms Of Catarrh are at srst very slight.
Persons find they have a cold, that they have fire.
queRtly attacks, and are more sensitive to the
changes Of temperature. IN this condition the
moss may be dry, o. q slight di.cbargs, tain and ac-
rid. afterwards thick and adhesive, may snsue.
Asthe disease aRecOmes chronic, the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality
they are now thick and heavy and are hawked OF
eoughed Of The s~ecretiens are offensive, causing
0 bad breath the VOICE thick and nasal the eyes
are weak the sense Of smell is IesseDed OF destroy
ed deafness Frequently lakes place.
Another common ard Important system Of Ca
tarrh is, that the person il obliged to clear bis throat
Ia the morning Of a slick or SHINY mucous. which
has fallen from the head during the nigat. Waon
his takes place, The person may De shule that this
disease IS on its way to tie langs, and should lose
no tine IN arresting It,
The above are but fey Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for our pam
pblet describing fully al symptoms it will be sent
Tree to any address. Also directions where 70 pre-
cure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts Of the
Union, and also numerous testimonials from those
using it, bearing the evidence Of its Invaluable
merits.
This remedy contains no Mineral OF Poisonous
Ingredients, but is prepared from vegetable extracts
Exclusively; therefore it is Perfectly Harmless.
even 70 the most tender and delicate child. =
Cali For Seelye's Catarrh Remedy, and take no
other. II rot sold by druggists in your vicinity,
they gill order il for you. lries sz00 Per botsi.
|ff
All persons suffering with any afec ions Of the
Head Throat or lungs, should write at once for
our pamphlet fully describing Hl symptoms pertain
ing to the above diseases.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

~ This being one Of the oldest estab.
lishmenls on the Upper Missouri, it po..
sesses superior facilities for the ccommo.
dation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, aud purchasers can res, assur.
ed that in buying At Cur establishments
they will get good articles At the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

Ofthe above Goods on the "Slope." We are bound
to sell them for Cash. 'Greenhax," Il. =. Bends,
City and County Orders, and even Gold dust will
not DO refused in limited quantities.
NJ Examine our Stock before purchasing else
whore, and save 1t least twenty per cent. by doing
w. FAULKNER AGO.
61ox City, Rws, Aug. -, 1855.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PhtlndclOt,kN

nlSEAsES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Systems--new aud reliable treat.
ment~-in reports Of the Howard Assoeiation--Sent
BY mail in scaled letter envelopes free of charge
Address, Dr.. J. skil,in Houebton, Howard Assoeia.
tion. No. 3aeutA ntnth Street, Philadelphia. Penn
o9lOAiA. vnlfnoA II
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10
81
Gall, Call, all,

~Wc can afford.o. and UiNsell al
our goods at prices which in these times
will make it an object both in purse and
Aappines for the Rich and Poor, The Eco
Somist and the lmprorident,the Epicure
sndlhe Frugallo purchase ofu..
3.Cash for he seller n d satisfaction
80 the purchaser, 10 the business motto Of
Is37L 7. ,. BOOZE ! co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-02-10

A'arce 10. Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the bes. rates
will be paid. Also, Dry and Gren Hides.
Furs. and all kinds Of Produce taken ia
exchange for goods.
osgso.te. 0.N.ScHCS11A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
Comfedsratfon.

INK ELECTIONS IN NEW BsuNswtcE--rHE SUCCESS
or raG coSrEDERATIoSrsrs CONSIDERED GER
TAIN.
sr JonS, ". b., Juno g. 1864
Yesterday four anconfederatc candidates elected
Tor tho covnty OF westmoreland To-day the four
eieates FOR the county Of st. John elected over
their opponents by majority OF seven hundred There
great excitement here his evening regarding tbo re
suits Of the election The aiss feeling much Greet
fallen Tomorrow the contest for the city Of 81 John
takes place The ants win make zrcat efforts 10 Gauss
the defeat OF the Premier ~ the Provinces Mr. : l.
rby The Of confederation may be rcgsrdeilas
certain. there having been up 20 this time elected
twenty -four members in fsvor Of tho scheme 10 four
agsns, H. and many or their elections have been held
that last year declared against tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
scisicrs' state Convention.

PffrsHtRf june ,, Isotl
The soldiers State Convention assembled a the Arad-
smy n Music today. General Joshua r Owen was
chos.n .csdens with isrg. number presidents
aud srcestpirs
nesouiscns vero sdor.cd dencancng The appointment
70 o1c" OF men who embarrassed ihc operations Of ne
savsrnnent; fsvorrr tho adoption of cons'ltu'lsuai
gisrst'ess 70 prevent the recurrence q rool.
Don Declaring that Congress rhoni6 b. SUSTAINED IN
the re1Sremsns 81 such guarantees: demanding that
Tie esihg traitors should be ecd and executed
-dorsins ecngre IN ne protection % loyal 10 The
3ors requesting legislation that VIII hlfh prc.
fvctNe tsf'H, end recommending Lieutenant General
sraRt s1d Governor Andrew Curtin as candidates for
Prsatdsst and Nire ffrsirn; Of the unred Stafss
Addresses - rsi.-s nature delivered by General
Ow.s Cnionei Kesti~y. Gen-rsl nsisbin and Others
They wsre much spriAudsd. Great snihusasm sud
se~amsV Havais&