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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-29

NEW York, Nov. 2s-The Prince of Wales feet
had arrived. 1t was detained by head winds.
The Empress Eugene arrived in London on the
rl4th en- .OUte for Scotland on account Of her i'll
health.
The Bishop of Worcester Is dead.
$4,000 pounds Of Australian gold was received
on the 18th, which Immediately bought for the
Bank of France which relieved their pressure and
decided them TO keep rates at Al.
There are rumored French ministerial changes
The Commercial treaty between France and Eng
land was completed at Paris the 10Th.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes 69f 95c.
1t is reported that conspiracy was discovered at
Gaeta against Francis and that two officers and two
men were shot
Fand refused Sabrianos' proposition to surrender
The Neapolitan troops outside of Gaeta consists
of ten battalions.
After combat the 18th the Bourbon troops
reentered Gaeta and the Sardnians took fresh posi-
ton around the town.
The garrison of Gaeta consists of eighteen battal
ions; but dispatch announces that ten merchant
steamers with French colors left Gaeta with troops
supposed for Ciyita Yeochia.
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0ILSThe demand for Lnseed continues
firm at SIC Lard sells fair extsnt at 9395 aad Coal
6597sc
POTATOES-The supply continues Considerably in
the demand and the dull 3O35e,
and from store Sales OF prime Nsshannscks made
bulk at Csc and the probability is that large could
be sold at that price.
sEED-Cloyer remains in fair request at s5G5 o. limo
thy is freely offered at S292 %, with buyers
those prices Flax $lI 10. Blue Grass 81 1901 So
Orchard-sras at 81 %.
IL
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CHARLES B. HALL
$500 Reward.

I'd UNAWAY from the subscriber, Benton, Lowndes
g. county Ala, the 27d OF May e60 copper complex.
Ioned negro boy named CORNELIUS NEAL, aged about q
years. five feet nine inches high about 100 pounds mas
heavy and bushy quick spoken wound the second
joint the second finger the right hand which READERS
stiff He is blacksmith, and went sell dressea A.
supposed that away with WIN were hsng II
the neghb0rho0d at the time. -.
will give S4eO for the apprehension OF me Nh,.S -
men, with proof sufficient to convict, and $500 for dssy
said negro 10 lac Benton, il caught outside o. D "
Lowndes countless or $50 III caught within these
Anv formation OF the Boy will be thsnkfuiy reeve u
sultany Ie"~iueu' M JOHN NJ MIHTEB-
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TO TRAVELLERS BY s ssA AND LAND.

EWING, McCRORK IL CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers,
FORWARDING d C0NEISSI0N MERCHANTS.
Cor. Market and Church Streets,
feS9-dn NASHVILLE, TENN
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no BUILDERS.

VEJE are prepared to do the Tin-ROOGing and othel
w Sheet Metal HOrk necessary in building Ia the
substantial manner, and will Tor such low
possible rates. 7. N. EUBANK & CO.,
First door below Post Office Church street,
aps-d&w Nashville, Tena
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r. II. BRoCKwAY.

WALTER KEEBLE-Our city readers remember
with pleasure the highly credtable manner in which
Mr.. WALTER KEEBLE acquitted himself as leading
during the last season at the theatre in this city
He is in the city now and his numerous friends will
be grathed to learn that he is to have benefit at the
theatre tomorrow evening. He ought to have full
house, and we sincerely hope he will.
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Tennessee Champion Mill
Chancery Sale Of Land and other
Property.

properly
URSUANT decree Of the Chancey Court at Its October
term 1859, in the therein pending OF p. Mcavoek
vs. Mary NJ AcGsVock, will Saturday, the eth day
vemeer next 70 sale the premises public auction
the bidder the tract Of Land OF acres plead
ings and decree menoned lying two miles north Of Trune
Williamson county, In civil dre No s being the part
tract OF which the late John Boa resided
DEATH allotted Mary MEGA and bounded By
OF T. W Jordan, ount HYDE Richard Span Mrs Lewis,
James Glenn There upon said Of land good brick
house. with eight kichen smoke house,
wells cstern springs nine negro cabins and
good cedar fences and two hundred we'll timhere
land located in agood neghbehOd convenient churches
and good schools.
Terms-A small xmount viii be required in cash,
balance two and three years. in equal nssmen with
interest from eate the purchaser giving bonds with coed ecG
ty, and q lien retained. W. u. S. HILL, c. & n.
Oct. 30, go.
At the place will sell 1000 bbs ofCorn stacks
Of Fodder Of Hay 30 young Mares % yearng
sucking Mules II Cows 50 STICK Hogs aId Of Farming
Implements.
Eerms.--sums Of Eve dollars and UNDER cash; all eve=
that amount credit Of twelve months with bond and good
securities =. G. McGAYOCS.
October 30, '6O-dIt&w3t
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ESTABLISHMENT
NushviIIe PJow .WOrks.

FFNHIS establishment having h~en e built -
II by Meszrs. sharp & hamilton, with k%SSS<=I@E=zzl
increased facilities for "a ufacturlg PlOws SaEM
Cultivators, &c, will ke~p full supply Essz<seA
Of both Steel Wrought Iron Flows
all warranted perform WE'LL and good respect
the best imported plOws, and uniformly less prices
octl9-dIW&w3m HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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CHEEsE-The demand is limited, and the market dull;
prices are unchanged We quote W. at 9c Hamburg
lOc and Z. D. at lie,
EGGs-The supply is light snd the demand active; and
prices have further advanced They would readily sell %
lSc per dozen, shippers count
Partnership market is yeTv dull and prices have de-
elined to 40c for live geeIe on arrival.
FRUITS AND RUTS-The demand for A pes is almost
cuvey local. and the mari ct is dull s2 per bril- accord
ing to quality.
HlDEs-The market Is dull and prices nominal We con-
tnue quotations:
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HooFLAND'S BALSAmIC CORDIAL

following
PHILADELPHIA Feb &c, 1885,
DR.. c. NJ JLCKsoN-Sr had for time been suffering
undr cod having pains through whole system
hoaseness when recommended 10 try Hoof
land Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
happy that half Of il completely cured
unhesangly recommend friends who NAV be sim
ary afflicted and deem than justice to bear this
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~ n0A POUNDS BRAN Just received on con
HI UUO Segment and for sale the Broadway Mills
sep21 d. d. DICKEY.
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HAY-There is change the market Prime Timothy in
bales arrival is in good demand and the market firm at
9l6. very choice lot could be SoId at sl6 So
1RON-We have change note in the market con
at 21&93Isc.
LEATHER--A dull market prices nominal follow
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Latest News from Old virginia!
JOHN WHORLEY,
32ESOuJh Market Street,
STILL A FAD.

have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods which l will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and see for themselves at No
- North side of the Square. DAVID HUmHREV.
All those indebted to J. c. NICHOLSON Il Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY. will please come forward
and settle their accounts, as We are in need of
money noY2-lm
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Capt Nichols, of the Polk County Guards has
been ordered to be in readiness to march to the
borders. Col. Snyder, the Sixth District Division
Inspector anticipated trouble along the lIne There
is great excitement here.
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PANIC STRUCK

PANIC STRUCK
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard TO Profits!
J. w. LANGLEY,
PAN "A Union street.
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ST. LoUs. Nov. 2S.-An the city Banks except the
Mechanics have suspended
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Clothing.
We have a large Stock of WINTER CLOTHING
for Men and Boys wear which we are selling at
prices to suit the times.
So,TH CAROLINA, GEORGIA. ALABAMA and VIRGINIA
MONEY taken at par
WARD, BIRMINGHAM K Co.
Noy24-lm No. 20, Public Square.
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re Call and try JOHN WHoRLEY's best Fine Cut
Chewing Tobacco, the best ever offered in Nashville.
A large assortment on band and for sale at very
low prices!
lam offering great Inducements 10 parties wish
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Stock for Sale,
JorIN WHomEY. 81 South Market Street, offers tor
sale SIS. 900 worth Of Sock Call and see him.
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Nix in the mouth vii the 1nsgOrator and swallow
both together. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, SANFORDsS FAMILY CATHARrIC
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r Is com pounded entirely from Gum
has become established fact Standard Medicine
AID approved by all that have Used Il, and Is
sorted with confidence IN all the disease FOR which
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CITY NOTICES.

And 50 may our young friends on earth be in Para
Mt. PLEASANT, Tenn.
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,uE FRIEND oF rHE NURSERY.

ferers from external inJurie
= CdmpAe7te BscpIOSiORS-ther,
have this healing preparation
: sore Breasts, an6a uickly re-
= WORM, so TTeUdle1It an tie
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for Sui.

H'AlRBANkS PL ATE ORM SCALES
capable OF weighing 1000 pounds in complete order
I9F sale very low to close Address PLATFORM, Office of
Da-..nore DAILY ENchange my22f
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Stocks, Gxtbasas, TT.

Stocks, Gxtbangs, TT.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA lsr MORT
sa g. BqTPs PSI by City of Baltimore for
On SHARES BALTIMORE GAS COMPANY'S
G jusl & wanted by lsRAE 10 c9H aa4S5 :.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
u TIsoRE RAILROAD CO.'S STOCK FOB SRE SALE
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
10y, , SAML; HARRIS, Jr.,
InI7-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
Jul7-u Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
a for sa AM1E d HaRR Bank
EIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
luf y sA hs9snsn H dhsssBss {s asns
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA, SEVEN PER
OCENT. B0NDS-We offer for sale the Coupon Bonds
Of the City of Portsmouth, Va having twenty years to run
payment principal By dxe of S and Of the
seabOaI Bank Va the faith and property
the These are IS
sued by the Council OF the City of Portsmouth under writ
And are authorized by act OF the General Assembly Of
m COPIES Ct this act and all necessary Information
SAM. HARRIS Il SONS
lul0lm l96 Baltimore street
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
DO-'Do
iu6-tf No q Second street
CITY STOCK OF 1890 wanted by
jus-u T. No. 70 ss4Hs5 econd Street
NATIONALF FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
1 is5 wanted by M M ssgg fddpS sheet
MARINE, AND FARMERS AND MER-
1 49, tANN'S BANK sr00ATEfPt s9f Z
CSTEpJ ma EynuANHE
? su,s For 'als'y ,e KsqE s, e.;
SPANISH DOLLARS WANTED BY
~ myl7h JOSIAH LEE & co.
LIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
myl7:tf 0N' ''''''' f En- "a JOSIAH LEE co.
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ myl7d JOSIAH LEE eco
STERLING.-fsOo sO-day Bill on London 70,
| Osale by
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
o25H 20 South Street
FNGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISE
South American Gold 81 slSss q sRo saRs 3d.
0LD SILVER COIN WANTED by
~ PHILIP COVER & CO.,
! Jeln corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
HNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOIL
Il Ell y corner f saImos so svd Rasr Go St.,
i NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRII
IL wanted by KNOX & CO.,
| apZ6u Exchange Place.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
| - LAMBERT Cuttings,
| Jll-u 58 Buchanan's wharf
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED By
- PHILIP COVER Il CO.,
| 1el-H corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BJ
IN PHILIP COVER q CO.,
jel-n corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
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SsAlt AIMED
WROUGHT IRON PIPE,
FOR WATER.
We are extensively engaged in running GALVANIZED
PIPE for conducting pure water substitute for Lead
Pipe and the many decided advantages it has cannot fail
to bring it into general use; it being
HEAPER,
makes nicer and more finished lob
WILL STAND UNDER ANY PRESSURE,
Is MORE DURABLE,
with
COMPARATIVELY NO EXPENSE
FOR REPAIRS.
BESIDES BEING FREE
FROM ALL
THE WELLKNOWN IMPURITIES OF LEAD PIPE.
Persons building making alterations in their PIumbn
Fixtures will find it to their advantage give CALL
We continue the of Lead whenever desired and
EXECUTE PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S VARIETIES
WEHAvE
THE CELEBRATED
f N G e r A N G E,
UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
ALSO,
4 GREAT VARIETY
OF COOKING AND HEATING FIXTURES,
OF APPROVED STYLES
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON,
MARYLAND STOVE AND PLUMBING HOUSE,
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g r Z F R 1 C T.

- e
6 SANFCRDS PATFN,, 2,
g ,.,-, .o,,,.,, u
, orLr y r'i' - = LAW 49, M ING F
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QyIJHI.
4IDAT,I
" CoALI
Co.1 An ,,-,,.. 49, - COALI
Eah Al s4IigyS5 fER TON-22i0 pounds Superior
qun1Sly 10 OF " hlte, Red and Grey Ash COAL.
70 ee OF charge IN any part OF the city, at $500
~ "'-' pei 'ON-Z'4'0 pounds John Mccu1JoucH
Coal and Wooa n aaalar
Othce-N W. corner Pratt and Fremont streets
rr, N. W. corner Park and Fayette streets
Nharf-fOot EutaW street
1r>,n1r-c
IL lNDLlNG WOOD |
IN KTND11Nn vonD,
am now preparing on INV 80 ~ @ WIZ VIZ,
AND SPLIT OAK AND FINE WfC6 WHY "a Iii " I'll
TT ZEN 4 less than
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.

,
premium in ipound pkgs ! Poindexer, IN 10 H. pkgs
Prloress, - Peach Favored 20 q
south n onid'Gb cases Peaches 4 CT m Twist, bxs
J. l.. Claytor " - MOllie Pace,
y PoindeXter, " &C Ruby, cases
$500. . SMOKING TOBACCO.
hllhcklnck 10 ID. bales Grayelys, il, h. cans
Aunt Peggy's Comfort, ." &c Burnsides " "
The celebrated Virginia Powhatan Pines Also Shining
los in store and fer sale by '
~ WARWICK, FRICK i BALL,
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NEW FIRST CLASS

NEW FIRST CLASS
BOYS AND YOUTHS
CLOTHING ESTAB EMIT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 1Is WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
Having taken the original and old established stand for
the purpose of conducting the above business, shall
offer of the largest and most select assorments
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
opened in this market; made of the best materials n
the newest and most fashionable styles
Having establishment in New York and in the South
possess facilities for Offering the latest and most ar
proved styles of Boys and Youths Clothing on the best
terms.
~ We also make to order
WALL, STEVENS 4 CO,
No. IlS w. Baltimore street,
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THEIR CHEAPNESS
They are from twenty to forty per cheaper than

THEIR STRENGTH
BY actual experiment it has been ascertained that Slab
OF STATE one inch thick, will bear much weight and re-
slst as heavy blow piece of Marble inches thick
=. THEIR DURABILITY.
repeated Coatings applied Slate in the process
OF IainelnS ana these rendered permanent by heat
So taa nd Enameed Slate viii stand
other material 1t has stood the test of seventeen
wear Gin England and this county trumphed over every
oplecton ana survived the opposition was raised by
those who were interested in crying down invention
our arrangements now with the quarries are such that
Slate Nantes promptly. ~ 'S "
q s-c,c,
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keep VlaniS placed in them better
don than in other Refrigerator before the nuhr
The IMPROVEMENTS recently added, by which a great
saving of ice has been obtained, frigd air procrd
and durability effected certainly places in OF
anything ever offered for public patronage
TO PRESERVE MEATS AND FRUITS
certain degree OF cold must be attained But this is not
the only requisitethe air be DRY and PURE or the
moisture would destroy all. " - "
No Refrigerator be dry unless the whole of the
tanned air be kept in notion any Refrigerator be free
from mould must or faint unless dry be continually
circulating troughou the entire apartments ice cannot
be in Regeraors where the external air is ad
nitted either to venate produce currents are such
Reirgerators dry The introduction Of air for ventilation
is highly Objectionable not only because the waste of ice
but also account of the dampness produced by conens
ton. -
The shelves Of the ARCTIC open work. to allow the
free circulation of the air down about sides of vessels or
articles upon the shelves, thus entirely surrounding them
with moving currents of cold air. 1900
They open with double doors the front and top with
JOCK and Key to each-being made of lumber
in the very best manner and handsomely grained make
desirable piece of Furniture for dining room and have
water jar from which perfectly cold water can be had at ali
times, without additional ice. " 49,
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
CORTLAN 4 co,
manufacturers and owners of Patent,
NnG aTa1O OK I1,1tsr
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HLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
" ,,,,r,,r - IN THE CIT!
No. 10 NORTH GAY STREET,
- RANUFA CTURER OF
SILVER WARE AND FINE GOLD JEWELRT

YER PLATED WARE
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
lies ~ store beautiful assortment of New STYLES and Pat
terms OF Rich Jewry and Silver Mare suitable far
embracing agreat variety Of Set Plain Cola t}oCHES
EAR RdlN RS BRRAcEhErS FINGER RGs, set with
CHAINS Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK FITS:
Gold Ihmbes Cuff Buttons and Pins Sgnet, Chased and
sIUDs Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings; Hair Jewelry OF beautiful designs, &c ~
also complete assortment of Best Quality Heavy
laed TEA SETS Walters, Ice Pitchers, Cake Baskets,
candle Dessert Knives, Spoons Forks, Ladies' FANCY
20
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J1bsrtg
.TEILBACHER & PAUL,

NV EILDAOHEh PAUL
w No. 81 GERMAN STREET, BAIT
Manufacturers and dealers in Foreign and Domestic CT
CARS offer to the Trade the following brands and styles
of Cigars, viz:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
Hartford Insurance company

Thu undersigned having been insured
10 the Hartford Insurance Company, a K
pleasure 10 saying to'the pobiie shat she
moment he Company learned OF our loss
by The iafe hre they dispatched 2 spec
ial sgenito adjust ihs same and we nave
,hls day received The foil amount % our
hobcv N cash. Such promptness and con-
sd. ration certainly deserves tins public
acknowledgement, and we commend this
.comnanv 10 the confidence of our citizens.
Their large cash capital, active and obllg-
inc agents. liberal system Of doing busI,
ness and promptness in paying losses VIII
cnitle them TO their present high stand
ing all cver the country.
HAWKE & NUCKOLLS.
Nebraska City. May pod, 1850.
LUsHBAHGH & Carson are Agents toI
,his place and will issue policies as cheaF
as tie risk will admit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31

Hon. R. BrOWn-This gentleman one
Of our Oldest aud best citizens and VINO,
las, year removedto Texas, has returned
and located in this city. After a twelve
months reorganization through Texas and
southern Kansas, AIr. Brown concludes
there is no better point in the country
,ban Brownville. Nebraska, and conse'
returns 10 his first love" We are gla1
Of II; he is welcome here, where he has
a host of friends.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
NonAes.-We find on our table, 70

NonNeS.-We find on our table, for
ne month of June, the KnickerbOcker'
Atlantic Monthly, Ladies' Repository,
Home Magazine. Cassell's Illustrated
r.m;Iv Bible No. 3, and Cassell's Illus
rated Natural History, No. a.
We have not time at present. to Pc
ruse them, but feel sure, from the estao-
nbed character of each, that they are
Good. We will notice next month more
extensively.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
TRIIST $40.

Whereas on the SOth day Of September a. 2.
1859. William Hayes, and JuliaC. Hayes his WiteS
executed to William H. Hoover, a deed Of rust lor
the use and benaft Of the SEVERAL creditors tnerein
named, upon the following described real estate in
BrOwnvilic, Nomaha County, Nebraska Territory
to-wit: Lot no Is, in block no II, in theo1ginalphF
of said town, said deed recorded in Deed hse
ord. no. 1. Pages SIS and 5l6 o. Records q snla
Nemaha County. And whereas it IS provided ~
said deed Of trust that said trustee, after giving
weeks notice Of the time and place Of sale q A4
Real Estate should sell tho same at public sale g
the highest bidder, for cash, andapply te proceeds q
expenses OF said trust and the payment oftheeaim-
ants named in said deed. Notice is therefore here
BY given that ], William H.HooveT, Trustee as atoFe-
said. viii, on Friday, tho 18th day q May Al
1860, between the hours Of 9 o'clock. a. ~ ana 2
door Of the Office Of tho Register Of Deeds q Ne
maha County. in the City Of Brownville, n. IT, the
above described real estate, and viii sell the same %
the highest bidder for cnsh in hand, and upon
such salew will make, execute acknowledge ard de-
liver to she purchaser or purchasers, 2 decd Tor sara
real estate.
May 5, 1s60.-3ts6 iRUsfE1
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
NANSEMOND
S-onf Potato Plants,

- oraIitv-best variefyfor the North
VI Eufet.' sssfsIv long distances BY Express
paeAeu - tn 81 "a. I GOO 80, 5000 50: 10000 SIS.
rree1 - ssv. nr.duse4i ine crops in the north
Oos = - .xen asbirA as4.7.
'o' Z" G.. B. MURRAY,
u..a : N,rrav & Seal Fosters Crossings,
Warren Comfy Ohio. wi,h
Orders left atfhe Adveri ser Once WI w7''
prompt attention.
April IL, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
MOTTO

Soldiers. Transfers, Sailors, Tor their widows
or orphan childred) who served in any wars OF oatue'
either in California or elsewhere, prior 10 MaIch S.o'
1e55 n their children who were under q at that date,
or sailors who served on the coast Of California IN the
Mexican war. will do we'll to address us. Claims tna'
have been rejected in the hands OF Sther agents. have
been successfully obtained by US Agents acting for us
literally paid. Land Warrants bought aud soid toOrder'
and all business requiring an agent at washington at
tended to. IL. D.
AtfVs for Claims Pensions Bounty Land gc
Reference TO any Of the heads of Departments. 42-t9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
HAWKE & NUCKOLLS.
sweet Potato OulturIst.-W hav

received from the Publisher, ]. w. Ten
BROOK. proprietor of Parke Nursery and
.Swee. Po,atoe House, Rockville lnul-
ana. a very valuable little book OF 30
:" The Street PotatOe CUltu'St'" IL
gives practical instructions fer c~uI'iVa'lng
and preserving for family use' n tor
market. and the best mode of sProutlng.
planting, -caltiyating, digging and seiec'
uing soil and varieties. 1t Is a vainaOi'
work. Price 25 cents. We have a re"
copies for sale for the publisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-05-31
stenOgraphy Acquired in Fifteen

MinuteS.-Any person DESTROYS OF lear
ing shorthand in an incredibly short
space of time, can do soby procuring Ora
ry's-ssenOgraphic Chart. His system Is
an .bbravia,ion Of less than one eigth OF
common writing, and it is practiced by
more reporters than any other system IN
USE. After acquiring it, all that is neees.
sary TO report a speech or sermon Is 10
practice. Price of Chart with full ln-
struc,ions. 81 ten copies So; one hun
dred copies for s95. Perfect sa'isfcc-
ton g%uaanteed, or money returned. al
dress James E. Quinan, Agent, Month
cello. Sullivan Co., New York.
IAny paper giving the above with 'h,'
paragraph. one Insertion among the read.
inc matter; will be entitled to n copy