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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
1853.
-SCARRITT &, MASON,
Wholesale and Retail M~snufaeturers d
Furniture and Upholstery
Washington Avenue, between
srcOND Ann THIRD sT's, ST, LOUIS, NO
SECOND AND THIRD sT's, ST. LOUIS, no


In our warerooms will be found he latest and oa
styles made By the best WorkHen and Of supefior mae
raj and finish.
BEDsTEADs-Fine Rosewood and Mahogany, Walnui
Oak and Cherry, with high posts aud Canopy,
SIDEBOARDS-RosewOOd, NahOganT Oak and W.
nut with shelves and Marble TOPS.
WARDROBES and SECRETAElES.-RoseWood ~
hOgany, Oak and Walnut. Frll.-a .LL.
sOFAS-MahOgany aud walnut severed inhairCHa
Lasting and Brocatelle.
BUREAUS-Fine Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK andhA'
nut, with side cases, Marble Top and Oval Glasses.
Rosewood. Mahogany, Oak and Walnut WashstalN1
Center and Side Tables With Marble T0us.
HAT RACKS-R0sewOOd, Mahogany, Oak ana "'H
OF many styles. ..I.
Also Fine Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and hah.
ParlOr, Easy and Rocking Chairsj every variety oICls-
ION, Rush and Cane Seat Reception and C0ttake Cn4H,
Recumbent Chairs, Piano Stools, Ottonans, f0Vsioo
Corner aud Side WhatnOts, Extension tables, 49,
Baths, Ice Boxes, Wire and Tin Sales, Searntrs ra'e1
Lounge Bedstesds.
GILT LOOKING GLASSES-SDlsndid Pier Gl.',sE
Ovals, Mantle and Square, Wood Frames N
sOTtment. u-t
BEDDING-spring. Hair. Moss. Excelsior am -
Mafrasses; Feather Beds, Pillows, BOlsters, OvmV
sheets. &C, all Of the best material and Warrani1"
be fresh, sweet and new 4Fr VA -
Every article warranted a. fepresentsds and HPiss
as low as any other house in the city for eorresp'DA-'
quality.
Orders solicited and faithfully hlled
We cordially invite ever one Uho wishes 70 ean-
examine and price our gOOds, a. we are pleased Os
our goods. and give you al the infOFInsuon IN our Po-u
All articles sold by us carefully picked and aeh'U
on Boat Or ~ the house. ox
Very Respectfully, sCAAA AASC"
no37
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Determlnedthey shall have Homes.

We counaed In the st. Louis Republi-
can of the 25th ult., hirty-nine "AuctiOn
Sales Of Real Estates" consisting of town
lots, suburban residences, and farms. The
terms varied from cash in hand, TO ten
gears credit, with six per cent per annum
interest. This looks like determination to
secure Immigration by furnishing homes
on terms easy to be complied with. Ne
braska will have to turn over a new leaf
in this respect! W. are glad to see some
property holders evincing a disposition of
liberality by selling IN time and at rea-
sonable rates of interest to those who de-
sire to improve. The days of "cash in
hand" at Nebraska prices, are number
ed among the things hat were" and
will remain so for years to come; rest
assured of that. 1t is unreasonable to
expect again the %extravagant prices of
real estate that have heretofore prevailed;
or the usurious rates of interest, longer
than men can get out of their present
financial embarrassments.
We have no fault to find with those
who can, or do get extravagant prices for
real estate; OF five per cent per month
interest on loans. The old saying "when
in Rome do as Romans do" or "let cir
cumstances govern action and trade" are
perhaps correct principles upon which to
act, in most cases at least. No one, we
presume, will for a moment argue that
circumstances, or a basis upon which to
establish value, exist by which a vacant
town lot in any town or city in Nebraska,
can be figured up to three thousand dol
lars; or a man do business, or pay debts,
with borrowed capital at sirty per cent per
annum. And yet, lots have been sold for
such prices, and money loaned at such
rates. We have always contended that
such a state of affairs was unwarranted,
and could not continue. Brownvilie and
Southern Nebraska in general, we are
pleased to know, has been less afflicted
with this unnatural initiation than any
any other portion of Nebraska. Conse-
quently our condition is healthier and less
oppressive than perhaps any other point
of importance in the Territory. We do
not, of course, deny that the times are
hard-very hard; yet we are not PROSTATE;
but on the contrary, are making steady
and solid advancements, in way of impro-
vement. sr p
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Kansas.

Our readers are aware that a Com
mittee Of Conference, consisting of three
from the Senate and three from the
House, was ome lime since appointed to.
agree uponiF possible, and report I Come
pronise Bill THs Committee reported
a BIZ known as the English Bill, which
our latest dates inform US has passed
What this bill amounts to exactly, we are
unable as yet to satisfactorily learn. If
we understand correctly, the bill modiies
the sordinance Of the Lecompton Gonstitu-
ion, eurtailing the land grant and ito be
submitted to a fair vote Of the people,"
and if accepted the State is then to be
admitted upon a proclamation Of the Pre-
sident. But if rejected, the people of
Kansas are 10 form a new Constitution
Of State Government, and applyfo ad-
mission under the same, when they shall
have a population equal to the ratio for
one Representative for the apportion-
merit then existing. The ratio is now
$4,000. Under the next census it will be
much increased. The probability is that
Kansas will, if this plan be accepted, re-
main out of the Union for an indefinite
period. l fi.l 7-lap Z
Now, if this expression, "to be sub
mitted to a fair vote of the people,
means the ordinance and the Constitution
both, then we see no great objection to
the Bill. But, if the ordinance alone is
submitted, and admission made contingent
upon the acceptance or rejection of the
land grant, we think the whole affair
looks very much like abribe affair, and is
nothing short of Congressional inlerven-
ton, offering a bounty or penalty to con-
troll the result.
We will undoubtedly have the matter
in a shape more fully to be understood by
our next issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
NebraSka REPUBLICAN,.

We have before US the first number of
a paper bearing the above title, hailing
from Omaha city, under command, osten-
sibly, of SCHNEIDER & Brown. In size,
the Republican is the largest in the Ter
ritory, and in typographical appearance,
equal to most others. We discover no
marked ability in its editorial depart
ment. 1t is decidedly Republican, yet
mild in its tone, and being the first in the
Territory to openly avow the principles
it does, will undoubtedly meet with a lib
eral support.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Craig Nominated.

We are pleased to learn, and announce,
that the Convention which met at Weston
Mo, on the Sd inst, unanimously nomi-
mated Hon. JAS. CRAIs for reelection.
There appears to be--as under the cir
cumstances there should-a very general
and strong feeling in that district in favor
of Mr. Craig's reelection. His ability,
energy, and consequent usefulness, as a
member of Congress render his return
important
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
NEGRO MeetLng in LeayenWOrth.

A meeting of the free niggers of Leav-
enworth City was held few days ago, to
express their appreciation of the doings
of the late Constitutional Convention, in
granting the ''colored bredren' the right
Of suffrage and the freedom of the schools,
on a perfect footing and equality with the
white man." Resolutions congratulatlng
their colored friends throughout the coun-
try were adopted, and invitations have
been sent out, so said one Of the orators
to ''ebery part OBJ de country calling on
them to emigrate at once to the '~free-sile
of Kansas, de only place whar de black
man has his proper posishum." The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested, and
the meeting adjourned in high spirits
Kansas Paper. 4
A "pretty kettle of fish" Kansas is
bound to have on the niger question.
Either slavery or ultra abolitionisml
Well, let them have matters TO suit them
-''regulate their own affairs in their own
way" We say to those looking for homes
in the West, however, if you would avoid
the reign and rule of fanaticism, come to
Nebraska. 71
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
such EXCUSES Wont Do.

A correspondent of the St. Louis Re-
publican, writing relative to the "Ocean
Spray steamboat disaster, closes by say
ing: HSteanboat men are much like
other people, and they are very apt to be-
come excited and do things under excite.
ment which they afterwards regret"
In answer to which the Republican
very appropriately says: 1.-The whole
matter demands investigation by the legal
authorities, Neither party to a race, in
which the lives of hundreds of people may
be sacrificed, can be held blameless. If
there was no race in the case, there was
something very like one, and though men
may regret, in the very anguish of their
spirit, the loss of life resulting from this
one cause, it will not re-animate the dead,
nor prevent the recurrence oflike calam-
tiles. The law should be appealed to,
to induce a restraining influence in like
cases."
There is entirely too much careless
ness and recklessness on the part of ofic
ers Of many boats. One Of the best ev-
licences of such a state of affairs, is a
drinking, noisy, clustering mate. Trav-
eler, when you find such, shun the boat,
there is danger.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
An Ancient Newspaper.

We were shown the other day, by T.
W. BEprORD of this city, a copy of the
"NeW York Erening Post" published
Monday December a, 1851, by Henry
De Forest, King street, New York. 1t
is the size Of a cap sheet of paper, and its
typographical appearance clearly indicates
proximity to the days of Faust and Gut
tenberg. 1t contains news items from
LeghOrn, London, Philadelphia and New
York, together with SIX small advertise
ments, and the following "Price Current
in New York;"
'IVheat IS per bushel.
Indian corn IS
Flour las per c.
West India Rum4s Sd per gallon.
New England Rum IS
Molasses Is Sd
Muscovada Sugar ASS to Cos per c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Legal Notice.
Territory Of Nebraska "a
Nemaha County
.Iames w. HentOn

Territory Of Nebraska 90
Nemaha County
James w. HentOh
against iGenaha County District Court
Nathan Haywood, (NebrasEa TerritOry-FO Ju1s
r. W. Furnas, tern A D 1858.
RtV4 Muir. and
Thot. 2. haywood
eWhereas the said piaintiG, LANES u Hsnien, b.
couscd a simmons 20 be issued notii1ing he sax defen-
dants tho n or before the 8rst day Of tpne, lt
taere viii be on hlein the once Of the terk Of Ie -
ret c3urt, M for the said county o. Hemah&t Bet
Hon in assunpsft against the said defcndants, AathAA
Haywood 4 W Fprnas, r y Muir, and ThOs PHa1Fooa,
claiming OF them the sum Of eight hundred dollars upPn
aceftain prOmissOTy note made By them on the ID day
Of Nay, AID 1851, for the sum Of four hundred and thirty
ave dollars, payable six months after date, with ten per
cent interest from date. And whereas = writ o. sum-
mons issued in said cause on the nrst day Of Nay AID
1853, as Aforesaid, directed 10 the sheriff o. SAID county
ant ~ hin returned not found ~ % he $40 Nathao
Haywood and r Y Muir aforesaid. Therefore notice Is
hereby given 90 saidNathau haywood and Null thaf
unless they appear and answer the petition aforesaid %
OF before the morning Of the second day Of the said jane
term Of the tad court. 70 DO held on the third Tuesday,
the fifteenth day Of June, AID 1858, default will 6eenter-
cd against them and judgment rendered against them
thereon.
Attest Q. O. SOHHSoN,
MAsToN W. RIDDEN. Clerk Attorney for P'a-
By CHAs. G. DORSEY, Deputy
Ordered that the above be publshedtn the Neoraska
Advertiser Tor four successive weeks according % law,
MAST1N RIDDEN. Clerk.
BY CHks GDoRsEYs Deputy
AeAW Mayi Isl 4aH VIZ a a4-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Legal Notice.

Isaac Il whyte & Coz Attachment in the 2Bd Judicial
vs. n SDistrict In and for the county Of
Hemaha Vapy Bank Nemaba. Nebraska Territory
Thomas L Mckny, President Nemaba Valley Bank
Sir-YOu are hereby notified that the plaintiff in the
above entitled cause filed their petition in attachment
at the November term A D 1857 Of said court, claiming
Of the Nemaha Valley Bank the sum % three hundred
and twenty eight dollars and one cent as money due
upon adraft or bill OF exchange drawn by said Bank in
favor Of said plaintiffs and due and remaining unpaid;
and that a writ Of attachment was issued By the clerk
Of the court, which was returned not found as 90 you
You are therefore notified that unless you appear az the
next term Of the said 10 be begun and held az the cOur
house in he town OF BrOwnville, on the third Tuesday
in June A D 1865. and answer said petition, default will
be entered against said Bank and judgment rendered
thereon. MASTIN W RIDDEN. Clerk,
46-4w May - BY CHA g DORSEY, Deputy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
Territory of Nebraska s.

Territory Of Nebraska IS
A. B. HOiabird & Co. Nemaha county District court,
against NEBRASKA Territory-tO June
Pleasant W Rogers term A D1S58
Whereas the plaintiffs, A. B. H0labird & Co., have
eauseda Summons 10 be issued notifying the said defen-
dant that on Or before the first day Of June A D 1858
there will be on file in the Ofice Of the clerkCf the Dis
trict court in and for the said county Of Nemaha. apeti-
ton in assumpsit against the said defendant Pleasant W
Rogers, claiming OF him the sum OF one thousand dollars,
upon a certain prOmissOry mite made by him on the NTH
day Of Nay A D 1857, tor The sum Of i've hundIed and
thirty-fOur dollars, payable six months after date with
six per cent interest. the said nOte dated Cincinnati May
9th, 1851 and payable to the order Of A B HOlabiId &
Co. And whereas a writ OF summons issued In said cause
on the fifth day Of May A d 1858 as aforesaid, directed
70 the sheriff OF said county and BY him returned not
found. Therefore notice is hereby given to said P easant
n Rogers that unless he appear and answer the said
petition Aforesaid on or before the morning of the second
day Of the said June term OF the said court TO be held IN
the third Tuesday, the fifteenth day Of June. A D 1858.
default will be entered against him and judgment rem
dered against him thereon.
Attest q. c JOHNSON,
HASTIS w RIDDEN, Clerk AIRY for PlPh.
BY CHAs G. DORSEY, Deputy
Ordered that the above be published in the Nebraska
for four suggestive weeks according to Iaw.
MASTlN W RIDDEN Clerk
a. TS4, by CHAs g poRsEY' Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
NTorrTCH-

Notice is hereby given 70 all persons not TO BUY from
James Ferguson Bow a resident q BrOwnVille, Nemaha
county Nebraska the following described real estate viz;
the south vest quarter Qt4) Of the south east quarter
QI4) and lot number four 4) Of section eighteen (s) in
township I've E) range sixteen l6) east, or any portion
thereof as I will contest his right Of feemptiOn thereto;
the same being q portion Of q town site. This therefore
Is 20 warn all persons against trading. buying OF An aDy
way 10 negotiate with the said Ferguson for the above
described tracts or parcels Of land. r
v3n33tf AUGUSTUS KOUNTZE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
81. Josrrn, April %, ISIS
-nem0crafie Mass Maefine.

There will be held at the city Of Brownville on Satur-
day May %, 1858, a Mass Meeting Of the Democracy of
Nemaha county, for the purpose Of appointing delegates
to attend the Democratic Territorial Convention to be
held at Plattsmouth on the Sd day Of June next.
It has been thought, upJn consultation, best to meet in
mass meeting for that purpose, without reference TO the
appointment Of delegates from precincts. 1t is hoped
therefore that ali who feel an interest in the establish
ment and diffusion of National Democratic principles
will attend and encourage by their presence and cOunsels
ANY DEMOCRATS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
10 the

Notice is hereby given to all persons" that James
Ferguson is not "a resident Of BrOwnville, Nemaha CO.,
N. T " nor has he been, but IS 4 resident on ''the follow
ing described real estate in the southwest qnarter u the
south east quarter, and lot number four Of section eigh-
teen In township i've, range sixteen east, . and further,
persons are solicited OF purchasing any Of
said property, they will save themselves being swindled
By reading this notice, and refusing to purchase Of one
- Augustus K0uDtI." AMBS FERGUSON.
RrGRBvilIs, ApTI191, 1eGa
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
AdministratorIa Notica

Joel westfali Petition for the sale Of a land war.
vs. rant FOX distribution among heirs.
Ellen Marlatt
Sarah Marlin
Ehie Bond and In the Probate court Of Eemaha
AbsOlOm westfall) county, Nebraska Territory.
Notice is hereby given that Joel westfali, adninistra-
tor Of the estate OfIsaac westfall, deceased, has filed in
my Office his petition for the sale OF a forty acre land
warrant, part Of the assets Of the estate Of said Isaac
Westfall deceased, for distribution among the heirs Of
said westfall, and unless you the said Ellen Marlatt,
Sarah Marlin, Ene Bond and AbsolOm westfall shall be
and appear before me AZ my once on the morning Of
Monday he 7th day Of June, to show coed cause Why said
land warrant should not be sold. order will be given By
me for the sale Of the same for distribution as Aforesaid.
Nay - n46-4W r.. J. WHITNEY, Judge Of PROBATE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

OF Nemahs County Nebrnska Territory.
Take notice that I, r. 7. Rainey, the Treasurer in and
for the county Of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, will Of
fer at public sale and sell In front Of JOhnson's Hall,
the place in which the District Court In and for tie
county Of Nemaha aforesaid was last held, and in the
town VI Brownville, county seat Of said Nemaha county,
On the 5th June, AetWeen the hours Of nine o'clock A
ana axe o'clock p n. alIthe lands slnated n said coun-
Is a. which the taxes we're levied dtFing ne rear 1851
stilf remain due and unpaid unless the sad taxes
upon said and Be paid prior q DE time uf sale herein
above mentioned, with intereSt frUu January ast. a.
the1ate q IS per eent per Annnn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Notice

Is hereby given that III H. HORN has obtained
from the Probate Court OF PawnPe county letters tesla
tamentary on the estate Of Reddick Horn, late Of said
county, deceased, bearing date January nth, A D 1868.
All persons having claims against said estate are
hereby required to exhibit them for allowance to the
Probate Court of said county on or before the 9Th day Of
August, 1855, or they may be precluded from any beneht
Of said estate, andif not presented within six months
from the date last above mentioned they will be forever
barred. ...#rE MI
As II, G. LORE, Judge Of Probate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
MarshaIl's Sale Tor -

VAL sell for cash in hand, al ma Csorr-r
TsrIisoTT' so - S5S@sv1,i = n ssnaAl equity. Ne s SSeT
ana e0ntinugf FROM day 10 day until smois,.a Sahsasr
ing real estate 10 said city fer tax,- ~. ~ ionsw.
paid FOR the year Ap 1851, AID intsrpa, = and ua-
amountS, frbh ne aEg Of JsnuaiY - :. Oh ue IAN.
Of twentyeaFep PEI seat per Asoum. W.T. y Asni,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

The undersigned having entered into eo-partnership
and built q sky-light (side lights connected) Daguerrean
Gallery on corner Of Main and First streets in the city
Of Brownville, would respectfully announce to the public
that we are now prepared TO take pictures With all the
beauties Of the art, and at reduced prices. Pictures in
serted in lockets, pins, &c, in the neatest style. Being
experienced artists. we have no doubt that all who want
good pictures can be pleased. Call and see.
INNIC & AKIN.
RroEnYille. Nay 6. nA5tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Steamers.

The steamers Ogden, Rylsnd, and
Carrier reached our wharf from ST.
Louis last week; Each left US large
quantities Of freight and a grea, many
new corners
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Claim Notice.

To all whom it may concern. You are hereby notified
that ! will appear at the Land once at Brownville,
Eemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on Friday the 2lst
May, 1858, to prove up my right to the southeast quar-
ter Of section four, in Township No one Range l6. east.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

Hon. FENNER FEReUsOE has again
placed US under obligations to him for a
supply Of valuable documents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
CARPETING.
1855
1858

tAHA OAhA GAANNa
SPRING SaLES.
A. MCDOWELL s. COMPAhl-
Arenow IN receipts Of tkeir sprsng impOrtatlonA
have been purchased in England for cash, tor m
ofber houses are advertising direct inpOrtations ~ y.
Eurone. we take pleasure In announcing that We
only direct importers from England France IN us
en States, and hfve row on hand the Argest 49,, A
stock ever imported 10 this country eOtsisting NJ
follows
"a. s4 "a and - New MeAalISons;
s4 royal Velveis; 5OoroJls French VeivetS Ans.
300 rolls Royal Wilton; 100 " ROBERT Cfos''
selsj
1000 FoIIsJobn Crossley 4 Sons Tapssty Br1,,e.1 =,
MOO rolls R~intOn's; 500 rolls Praroe
800 rolls Rights new designs
IOOOrolis heavy English three-plU
1000 heavy Eurer1nef 49, r,v,ss,
Together win the lsrges goeE =. ISL
for the whofesals trade, ever ofoashs
ans Ri:o aooo roll. a White and eheeh nStilpE
1000 . a. and
100 - Cocpa MATING all widths
40 sAeats Of oI cloth ~ TO 20 feet vide;
90 ,ieces IA A4646A ands-4, oiiclOth
AIso the largest stock o. rugs, ta9<eoyerb o.,Bsb-
Mats, stair rods, table ell clothes, &e5 Of mi
meDt In the county. - ,.assvipes
To the retail customer, all we ask Is aesIE ! other
them that ws can and will sell loWer than - -oad
house In the west. To the Wholesale purchaser , any
say that We can offer them greaiertnd~aeme having
establisbt,eDt either in New YOrk or bslol-~i 10
Durcbased our entire stock for cash, We are oSTt.ioA.
o6sr our Rnods Al The very lowest prices 81 -
A MCDOWELL b Co, g Nan So
Anil - 1e04-DS0
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Claim NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interested that ]
will appear at the Land once at BrOwnville on Friday
May 2Ist, 1855, to prove up my right to the fractional
southeast quarter Of section eleven and fractional
northeast quarter Of section fourteen. in township one,
Of range sixteen east. CHARLIE STEELE.
May Is, 1858. n46-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
G0VBRNMENT STOCK

SIRA n ID
A large number Of our cattle for the Utah expedition
recently strayed away from Nebraska city, which we are
anxious to secure. They are undoubtedly in this region,
somewhere not far off. They are all branded on the
side near the back with a figure Of an OK yoke.
we will give liberal rewards for their return to our
agents in Nebraska city, or Richard Brown, Esq, In
Brownville; or any information that will lead to their
recovery.
MAJORS, RUSSELL d WADDELL;
Nebraska city, May IL. '68. 46tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
CLAIM NOTICE.

To william Thomas and all whom IL may concern.
You are hereby notified that / will appear At the Land
Oace in BFoWnville, Nemaha county. N. T., on Friday,
Nay 81, 1858, At O'Clock, P. n, to prove up my right
od presumption to the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-nine, township one, range fifteen east.
May I2, 1s5s-2wn46 JOSEPH b. HARE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
CLAIM NOTICE.

To william HilIburn and all others whom it may
concern. You are hereby notified to appear at the
Land once in Brownville, on Friday May 21st 1858, at 2
O'Clock, P NJ, as / intend to prove up my right Of pre-
emption to the northeast quarter Of section thirty-two,
township two, north Of range fifteen east.
AsLQw Nav Is, '5S. JOSEPH B. HARE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

Nemaha County District Court
Nebraska TerTitory-TO June
term A D 1858.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

-un by CHAs.G DORSEY, Dep1ty.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-12-28
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Wisconsin Bank.
Mineral Point,

THIS institution having relinqushed its rights under
1 tho Banking Law of this State and deposited with
the Bank Comptroller. At Madison OF money sui
cent redeem all outstanding countersgned circula-
ting notes a par.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes of this Bank presented
he Bank Compt.ollers Office for redemption within
years from "A Of December 1857, that the
fan Is deposited fnr the -edeupuon Of e viii be
SURRENDERED Ia this Bank.
n32vl1tn52vI2 HENRY 2. GEORGE, Cashier.