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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Pnblic-No. %

An Act to provide Arms and Ammunition for the Defence
Of the Inhabitants Of Dakota Territory
Be IL enacted by the Senate and HcM.E of Represen-
tatiUes of the UnStcd States Of AEericG in Congress
Assembled
That the Secretary Of War be, and he is hereby author
lied and directed to issue, upon the requisition Of the
governor Of Dakota Territory, such amount OF ordinan
&C and Ordins rec stores as may be necessary to the in
habitants Of said TIE, ritoTy who may oUznIZe for defen
ce against hostile Indians. not exceeding one thousand
stand OF small. arms and one hundred thousand rounds
OF ammunition, to be charged against the quota due, or
to become due, 20 the Territory under the lows for ar
ming and equping the militia.
Approved, April 7, 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

We are pleased TO see that instead of
slung ard IsmeDung Uyer the loss Of the
Post Office. Marsh & Co. are striking
OF euergeuca!ly for themselves IN spite
Of Audy's IL will, aud have Just received
a Togslng stock OF Groceries, Stationery,
Notions, etc. They Will keep up their
Literary Depot as heretofore. and their
general business now will be a great &C.
-cammadauoa and benefit to community.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Is sui a large screw loose in
mail matters in the extreme western
. ror1ioa Of this Land District, which IS
o. setting W with unparalleled ran;d,y
TO. al Big Sandy is now suppl,ed
Dg' Ooce week by way of L-eavenwor,b
. II takes three weeks and some.
Times a month 10 Communicate Win III.
Guy. with waich most of their trad;nn :
done, while our tri weekly 10 Bea,r,es =
WiIhin lhirly-fve miles of Big SANDY
Jones county is rapidly filling IN with
a hardy. industrious and loyal population
80 ineouIsge and foster which should be
Tho. aim Of our representation in Con.
gress. We hope the trl-weeklv. or al
'lePsl a semi weekly mail wall be estsb.
r'ae8 from Dsstrics 10 Big Sandy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
PUBLIC ErsoLuTIox-NO. 10

Joint Resolution authorizing tue Secretary Of War to
transfer to The National Home for Soldiers and Sail
ors Orphans, Of Washington City, cert ain Stores not
needed for tho Use OF the Government.
Res0IUed by the SeeGte and House of RepresentG-
tiUes OF the United States Of America in Congress
Assembled,
That he Secretary Of War be and heis HEREBY, author
lied TO de liver 10 the lady directors OF the National
Nome for Sailors and Soldiers Orphans OF Washing
ton, for the use and aid o: that societies in its beDevo-
lent objects, such blankets, bedding and other furni
ture ard articles as may be proper for their purposes,
and as are now on hand in the stores Of the suegeOn.
generals depaotment, and no longer needed for govern
mont account the Secretary to determine, at his dis
cretio the specific amount and character OF stores to
be appropriated. and OF which due account shall be ia
ken. Approved, March 10, 1853
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

. On passing through ST. D-roin. recent-
y We lad The pleasure Of stepping lnto
AL A J Riuer's store, aud were TRULY
% sarpriset 10 see his Mammoth Stock OF
.G'ods Mr. Ri,er is an old experienced
band al ihe business; W. found that has
Goods have been selected with great
judgement, adapted 10 the wants of the
Community, and marked down so marvel
nasly low as to defy c~ompertiOn from any
quarter. Call and see him or his gen.
he"aniy Clerk, Peter Fraker. you will
arrays hnd them on hand wlth.a rousinp
S.0cs OF Goods and accommodating.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
THEO. Hill & CO.,
BrownvIIle. Agents

tYe notice ,hal T. e Hacker is having
the io' next 10 Marsha Cos Books Sore
cxcava,rd and will have a cellar 22A60
feet dog aud vailed yet lhis winter pre-,
rarc'OTy 20 putting up a Two story busI
ness house HeKt ,prlrg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Public Resolution. No. 12.l

Joint Resolution giving the Consent of Congress
to the Transfer of the Counties of Berkloy and
Jefferson TO the State of West Virginia.
R~esolred by the Senate and House of Representa-
tiUes Of tbs United States of America IN Congress as
semeIcd,
Fhao Congress hereby recognizes the transfer of
tho counties of Berkeley and Jefferson frcm the
State of Virginia to Vest Virginia, and consents
thereto.
Approved, March 10, 1886.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

W- -rs s~u,hgrizrd by the ! DE TO say
aha, a raeu'ar Donsuon Parry will he
gwen a, tl- ~residencs Of Rev MIiton
Wt ~ms. o.. tbs ci,y. ihi- Thursday aud
evening Al! are invited to attend
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Tie BRICK ma>oa, have commenced on
he Court Hiuse building and Judge
k,nn-dy say,. # the weather will per
on. o. shall be az aud nciospd Ihls win
ter, The Judge i, urging things with his
Utmost energy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

thoir ability, mske 4 just, trae, andimpsrtial stats.
ment fherecf Is required b. this act. They shall re-
eelve such coHDensa ion for their services - may Be
determines BY tie Secretary Of the Treasury, not eE-
eeeding ten dollars per day for each day actual service
Sec. Z. And DO IL further enacted, fnat the snm q
million seven hundred ana fifteen thousand and ei4htf
nine dollars and sixty -ava cents, % 50 mUth thereof 4
may IL necessary, be- sr7 the Eama 10 hereby apDr0-
priated 70 chrry this into fleet.
Annrn-,a- Anil II 1866.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Jnaes Berry has Just received a larg9
al o. 20 his Mann IN Stock ct Dry
G,s Grac.nes. etc Jun always does
a .b-ra. business WIKI has customers,
ant q pay, 20 deal a ms tore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Like MagIC,-The certainty and
CUISINES with which Goes Cough Bal.
SAN cures Coughs. Colds, Group. and lung
ahcalties Give TO the Children when
stacked with Coughs and Colds, and rest
ASSURED they will find relief at once.
Physicians say ii is the best cough med
iclne II The world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

II. W. Pedicord has retired from the
p-owngille House. and last Saturday
he sod ON a portion of the Furniture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

See the advertisement, $4,000 Apple
Trees For Sale" 10 another column
This Is undoubtedly as iue a stock Of
trees As was ever offered in his section
Mg. Loyeiess Is determined ia. close out
'he nursery assOOn as possible. and those
desiring 'rees will do well 10 purchase Of
No Loveless Immediately.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The new Gnst Mill. built near the
"a Weddel bridge by Thompson & Love
leo. Is low in operation for grinding
C5u ace will soon 10 ready for Wheat
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
The highest price paid for BatteRS
Eggs, and country produce ai
SWAN 60 BRO

Consult your interSt by examin-
ing Swan & Bros. Goods and prices
before buying elsewhere.
V-l0-n-4 ly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

80 10 McCreery's Drug Store for
Cont Drugs, Tobaccos, Paints, Oils. Glass,
School Books, Wall PEPPER, Window
BI.l.. &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Marble Tob Bureaus, Wash Stands,
s,c.. and Upholstery. ali kinds, at
McFALL s. CO.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Lesiie's Illustrated ALMANAC, for 1867,
splepdia book and should be in every
family. For sale by Marsh & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

The choices, Of everything can be
lad ar J. L. MCGEE X cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Rosewood, Mahogeny aud Walnut
Pgr,irure a, McFAEh s. co S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

r,,rs Fable Rock Flour for sale BY
J. L. McGEE& co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

! rtb0rIIed Agents for Prince d Co.
- ". nuL6CO are the authorized Agents
4, N,g.t. Cosnty for Geo. A. Prince a Co.'S eele-
= c.s.s.s Organs, MelOdoons, etc. For price,
~ the AirsrtissT Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

E,nipy. Corn Meal, Flour, Beans
s,e. for sale At SWAN bhO D
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

r,oies Groceries add QdeensWare just
-e.reta Al IL MCGEE Cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
PURLC--No- 6a


An Act making Appropriations to supply Deficiency
in thd Appropriation for the Public Printing fog tn
Fiscal Year ending june thirty, eighteen hundred
and s~ixty-six.
Dc it enacted by tho Senate and House of Repres
e~ntatives of the United States Of AmoricE in Con
gross Assembled,
That the following sums be AMI the same arc here
by appropriated to supply deficiencies in the ap
preparation for the public printing for the hSca
year ending thirtieth Of June. eighteen hundred
and sixty six, out of any money In tina Treasury
not otherwise appropriated
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation 70
the public priniing, one hundred and fifteen thous
and dollars
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation fol
paper for public Fronting, fOun hundred and hfty
thousand dollars.
To suppla a deficiency in the appropriation fol
the public binding, nineto- fvd thousand dollars.
And the Superintendent Of the Public Printing
is herefiy authorized to employ en- s1diti Ona
clerk, ofelass four. =
Approved, April. %, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

,.p s WILLIAMS, whais the auihO'-
- 40 81. Louis Tor this paper, viii attend 20
ro.l reactions ard purchases in that City. Office
r,,,,suf gfrssL y. T. cor. sfA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

Atkinson g. Co have received and
opened iheit Fall and Winter Clothing,
aud a finer stock has rarely been brought
10 the West. We have looked over their
immense LOT OF Clolhlng, Boots and Shoes,
HAS, Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Hosiery, ETC., and can assure the public
that IN variety, extent, beauty and cheap
ness It has never been excelled IN this
market. Those desiring nice, fashiona-
bic. comfortable, warm, durable suits,
pants, ouercnats, dress coats, vests, neck
ties, collars, hats, caps, or anything else
usually worn by The male SEX, go TO
Atkinson & Co.. whJ can completely or
partially dress up any man or boy to his
entire satisfaction both In goods and
prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

cr,ul~:ries Just received at
SWAN & cos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

We are warned by ST. Joseph papers
that bands of thieves and counlerfeIters
are migrating to the West and ParIicu-
larry along the Missouri river where
tLey will operate. It will cost our ciIi-
zens nothing to be vigilenI, and may do
much good.
Capt. d. w. Allison. was stopped by
highwaymen on the Iowa Reservation
between here and ST. Joseph, last week,
aud robbed OF s. 800.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Public. No. 65l

An Act to issue American Registers to the fStesm-
Vessels michigan, !" "Dispateh," and William
Muir " and fer other purposes.
Be Il enacted by it's Ssgatg sla Rluse OF Rs2res.n
tatiTes II The Uiited States Of America in COnsr ess
ssembfed
That the Secretary Of tho Treasury is hereby d.
rscted to isue American registers 70 the Canadian
built steamers "Mlchiga an and Dispatch and tho
American- built steamer William Muir, Of tae col
tion district of Detroit, and American registers or
enrolment and license, to the following named YES
vessels, that is to say to the sloOp Jenny Lind OF
Wolf Island of Oswego, New York, the schooners
'Uequette Of OakVille, Trenton Of Trenton, For
est Queen ATwo Brothers Of WaIlaOsburg, sMiat {
ia OF GananOgue,' and Elizabeth Of OSTssOJNew
York, the bsIque st. Elizabeth of ProVincetown
Massachusetts, the barques Advance end "Acorp
and ,sEho6nef Asia, Of CHfsag6s lLihciS the bar
ges, Harvest, Ajax, and Matilda. Of Chicago lii
nois: the steamer Prince Albert, Of Georgetown
DiEenss IS Lumbia; the brig Maitland proUell sr
Niagara, and ean6Oa GaDadfinsOE Bu6al% n
J.; Ehe sghgOfer EP Ryerse of Cleveland Ohio:
the sEOOncr Eureka, Of MargRresta, Ohio: the brig.
sntine City Of Toronto, of Erie, Pennsylvania and
she schc@ScE WaJeEtseo, Ng CeSelHOd, Oai or and
American registers, OF e~NrOlBonsaDS License, to the
EOllsEing DaDen vessels that Is to cay, che shin
SrmEDcT q BSu 4sSisss Daile; the btrgs Mary Of
Detroit; tho steam-tug sampson of Detroit and
the sehOoners Caledonia, and Enterprise, of Detroit
and the Anglo Saxon, 4 CInsdian-built Fe5sOI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
l~oFFIcIAL1
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty
Ninth Congress-
(pnbLic R~esolut;ca Az. l0.

Joint Resolution TO encourage and facilitate Tel egraph-
ic ConIannicatiln between the Western and east ern
Continents
Whereas by and act entitled can act TO encourage
and facilitate telegraphic communication between the
eastern and western continents' approved July first,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four, it was provided
among other things, that the Secretary Of the Navy De
authorized to detail a vessel to assist in surveys and
s%Oundings, laying down submarine cable, transporting
materials connected herewith; and generally afford
such assistance a. might he deemed best calculated 20
secure a successful promotion Of the enterprise and
whereas the Emperor Of Russia, for the purpose of CO.
operating with the government of the United States,
under the act aforesaid, has ordered a steam corvette,
the "YaTiag, - OF two Thousand one hundred and six
men, to assist ia the achievement Of said telegraph, and
has placed the said steamer subject to the orde rs OF
said telegraph COMPANY, aud whereas said telegraph
company inneni, the ensuing summon, to lay the sub
marine cable required at Behring's Strait, said cable
and the material tor the entire line being row in tran
sit, and the We sells Of the company. seven in number
being ready at San Fvahciscn and Vancouver for the
exaid ition, and require immediate CO. operation or t.e
part Of the United States, in cObformstY with said act.
Therefore,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Chr a0uertiser.
LOCAL.

M
a. Deeds. Mortgages, Executions, Replevins,
license. Sc. &c. &e. for sale al this Ofice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

5sowsvIILE. THURSDAY, NOV. q, 1856
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
Bar Mare Colt.
STRAY NOTICE.

OIKH VOIICE.
Taken up by the undersigned, living four miles
North West of BroWnville. Nemaha County Ne
braska, on the 23d day Of October, 1856. On,
white Cow with red neck and head, the bush Of the
tail off. marked with underbit 10 each ear. split in
the left ear, branded on both herns c D B
Brownvile, Nov. Sd 1855
cts s. Il. CLAYTON
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
CHEs.E. ELLIS. -
HOMEOPATuEC PMRsxCrRap
-h8N I'D
OBSTEFRICIAN.


viii give bis ~ntseniion = an sarEE Rntus1sa A
him. and believes himself auali8sd q onea =
mild remedies prescribed 81 his soh0oi.
OFFlOE-Ak he fesidsacsl Rsss o tk9 ha41
School House, o. Atlantic. hsIgssh flh & ca -
Unity "
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
ResOiOed By The Senate and House 81
Representatives Of the United Strtes of
America nm Con oreSS 0ssembEed

That the Secretary Of the Favy be, and is hereby su-
thor lied and req uired 10 detail one steam vessel from
the squadron OF the Pacific station, Or elsewhere, to as
slst in making surveys and s~oundings in that rart Of
the Pacific coast bolt Of America and Asia. where it is
proposed 70 es1ablish said telegraph, in laying the sub
merged cable and generally to afford such assistance
as may be best calculated TO secure the success OF the
enterprise and TO carry cut the purpose OF the act APP
proved July Drst. eighteen hundred and sixty-four, en-
titled AN act 10 encourage and facilitate teIegraphic
communication between the eastern ami western con-
tinents,' so far as the same can be afforded without
dismantling her or destroying or impairing her eni-
cienty as y vessel of wat
ATpIOYeJ, Feb. 26. 1866
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22
HERCNANT,N UNLON EXPRESS

COMPANY. General Express Forward
ers and Collection and Transportation
Agents Eimore p. Ross, President,
Wm II Seward, Vice President; WIN.
4. Beardsley, Treasurer J. N. Knapp,
Secretary.
THEO Ill g. CO
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

An Act to authorize tho President Of the United States
to transfer a GunsOat to the Government Of the Rspub-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-11-22

An Act making Appropropriation5 for the Naval Scr
vice for the Year ending Ihirtieth June, eighteen hun
dred and SiXtS-seyen.
Be e enacted By the Senate and House Of Rep
resentstiUes o(the United States Of america iH Coa-
gress nssembed
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TELEGRANlS. &c.

There were twenty five cases OF cholera and
ten deaths in the city OF New York Friday.
The mortality Of The week for cholera in the
city and adjacent islands was nearly two hum
dred Thlrty.eiEht new cases Of cholera oc-
cnrred IN the Brooklyn peniientlary OF Friday
Measures are being taken 10 get the epidemic
under control in the public Institutions.
The Imperial Consul of Mexico, a. San
Francisco, has been officially Informed that
the Liberals assaured the fortified town Of
Acapulco, on the third line Of defeace, on the
mornirg OF July ~, but were repuised and
pursued come distance, leaving the BODY Of
their commander in the hands of the Impe-
rialists.
The United States Emigrspt Aid Company
met IN Concord, N. H, for orgauiZa:io Sa.ur-
day IL - the Intention Of this company 20 es-
tablish agencies in all large American cities
and on the continent of Europe.
The Wall-street salesman Of a large New
YORK sugar-refning company ie SAID TO be q
defaulter TO the amount OF from 2slu0p to
Sla0,0D. He fed to California ON Wednesday
with siJl0O0 ..-.'.
Judge Campbell, who served the injunction
on the Tennessee police commissioners, has
been notified Of the acceptance of his Pesigna.
ton.
Albert r. SIoanaker Saturday entered upon
his duties as collector of the Ist Internal reve-
nue. district, Philadelphia, in place OF colonel
}. Ii. raggart, removed.
An order for i,uiN barrels of refined petroleum.
was received At New York Friday fro M Lon
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LATE EUROPEAN NEWS.
RY THE GABLE.


NEW YoEK, Aug. "a special despatch TO
the Herald, dated London, August 3, SAYS:
Martial law has been proclaimed in Lower
Austria, Venice, Prussia, and Wurtemburg.
The peace conferepc ce is to lbe held at Prague.
The preliminaries therto as agreed upon are as
follows: Austria is TO withdraw from the Ger
man Confederation and is 10 lose Neneta and
her part of Scbleswig and Holstein. Austria is
also 10 pay ten million dollars 10 her adver-
saries as the expenses of the war. The Ger
man States north of the Man are 10 form a
union under the guidance of Prussia. The
Italian patriot, farni Mazzini. is dead. In the
won ny Special, and the Goodwood stakes
were won by Special. and the Goodwood cup
by Duke.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The bill for a renewal of
the suspension of the writ of kdbe0s corpus in
Ireland was read a second time in the House
OF Commons last night. Mr.. Gladstone, i'm a
speech supported the Government, and
warmly praised the treatment accorded to the
Fenians by the American Government. Mr.,
Magaw's resolution against the bill were ne
gatived by a vote of i15 against 81. The French
Ambassador to England left for Vichy last
night, by command, TO see the Emperor. Ad-
vices from the seat of war state that the
Prussian troops have entered Mannheim and
Heidelberg.
BY STEAMER NOEAvIAN.
The Hungarian legion, formed OF prisoners
Of war, had been sent 70 Southern Silesia to
invade Hungary on the expiration Of the ar
mistice. 1t consists OF 1900 men, with cavalry
An engagement has taken place before Pres.
burg, which was great success for the Prus-
SLAMS. At noon Prussian brigade was in the
Austrian rear, and the principal attack was in
progress when the fighting was broken off by
the arrival OF intelligence Of the armistice The
Austrians, in order TO reach Presburg, had to
pass the Prussian brigade in their rear. On
the 23d uitimo the Italians under General
Medici had fight near Borjas with the Aus
trians. The Italians took the village by as
sault and pursued the enemy TO Lovica; resis-
tance being again offered here, the Italians
carried the town by assault. The Austrian
losses were heavy. The Prussian Chamber
would probably be opened by the Minister of
finance, the King and Bismark being detained
at the headquarters of the army. 1t was
denied that General NJ on ufel had threatened
10 lombard Frankfort If the contribution de-
mand was not paid. II was rumored that the
Grand Duke of Oldenburg and SAKE Coburg
Will receive an increase of territory under
the proposed new German Confederation
Cardinal Anfonelli was again reported sick
andit was believed he would shortly retire from
public affairs.