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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
AS Mower.

The machine Of 1851 viii be found fully equal
to uny test that il arav b. subm re TO. The slight
indentation of the Sickl', is iii ~ s. AMI cumbi-
nation With the beam and fingers a ow> an insrease
of motion not Practicable in "'her M Jchines, thus
enab!ingus to 10 go9d ,rork, with 4 a slow team, OK
en-, eten, working well. Our
ImproUed Guard aud Patent Gle rncr.
eHertually prevents choking. no matter what the
condition Of the grass. while our new divider point
separates badly lodged and tangled clover OF grass,
where other machines fail.
There is also a great advantage in our serrated
sickle edge over the smooth. rs il does not require
sharpening so often, thus saving time. Our Sickle
will frequently run through an entire harvest with
cut once grinding. while the smooth edge must be
ground once each day, ifnot oftener. With a smoth
edge tho draught increases rs the knife become dull.
Our draught is uniform. and in repeated tritls du-
ring the season OF 1859. proved far tighter than sin
gle Mowers, cutting at the same time from twelve to
eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can be used with or without the reel
this is important. and without the reel, weighs but
about go pounds.
In addition to the veryliberal warfantse given to
ali Purchasers. we would say as heretofore, thar far
mers who may desire it, are at liberty to work Gus
machine through The harvest, with any other, and
keen. and pay for. the one preferred.
Pamphlets with full description Of improvements
testimonials a.. can be had by appJeation 10
TVFaO0RE HILL Agent
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

the a~treniien Of Fsrmers in Nebraska Is called to Ole
following c~eriIhcate OF u j. Esis who last Season sn
a No q Douglas mill in Nemaha County where I had it
On exhbiaOn. The piiee oiihis sized mill is $50 freight
.t.e Eemsha County Nebraska.
April 10th. 1851
r. W FURNAs. ESQ Sir. ltake piestuTe IN furnish
inc YOU with he following miurmauon as The result u
my aciua! eN-perimentnE with he Snlait D'uEi4s ma
proved Sugar mill. Hmust berecdlectef that me sea-
son wa extremely dry and The cane b. no means good
While I used ii I made woni 50 90 60 gallons OF goodi
m-iasse~ 10 -tR-l2 ponHd d. TO the gall0n From one
piece ct caae. the only one I measured accnrdtely %
square rsd>1 made S. Esllon> 20 NJ ] ulEhSeS IniSl>
seasOn when the cme is rich lean makes 500 Alloas from
an acre m.my upinions no fI m8r oraf least neigi,bnr-
hood in The west should be wighsuf une 80 tbRse at SIM
liar iron mills. Yours Respectfully
D.. II ELLIS.
Reference i also made To- D. W. HtIEW BtEleyT B
Edwards. Al Richardson, Juo Cole Rev ST. C0lliilss J
EastFidae and many others in Nem8ha County
As tile culliVatiun Of fhc sugar cane in the West has
proved an entire success, aud as an extraordinary A.
mount will this season be pianted, il isevident farmers
manufacturing IL. Those who have been usingtbe old
wooden mills can compare The result with that abpve
and see that the price al q mill Is saved IN 4 single sea-
son BY the use Of an iron crusher.
Where IL is not convenient for one farmer 70 purchase
a mill. q neigbbnrhood often clubs together when the
cost 20 each Is 50 tridiug as not to be ielt compare d with
The advantages derived.
Farmers will d. we'll 20 send in their orders early as
il isdpsfra5ie that the mill IS b~eshipped ID The early part
I'd Srm ger when freIehts are ltws and also by Shipping
q NUMBER together The Charge Vi be sill less.
AddseSs
agent.
Brownvile. Nebraska.
p s.. one Of The mills can be seen and examined "
csis1g e. The agent il BrOWnvilie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
Partner Wanted in the Printing
Business.

rare opportunity Is presented in this Office to
J p~rsetieal printer vine can command a reasona-
amount Of Capital. BY p~raeticol printer is
lnt one who thoroughly understands the printing
ines in aIlsits details not merely a oompositor
a superhcial knowledge Of other duties devolv-
upon the superintendent Of a well conducted
biting Office.
applicants, II not personally known, Hust DC well
bmmended.as 10 business qualifications and steady
bits. For particulars address "AdcertiSer," Brown
le, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
March 27th. 1871
LEGAL NOTICE

Thomas Heady. Nemaha Coanty Dis
". triet Court. OF the Sec
Henry Neimier and ond Judicial District,
Caroline Neimier, Nebraska Territory.
The above named defendant. Henry Neimier and
Caroline Neimier his wife, will take notice thai the
above named plaintiff. Thomas Heady, has dled a Pc
tition in the Court aforesaid against them. the OBJ
ject and prayer Of which IS to obtain a decree for
the sale Of tie following real estate situated IN said
county Of Nenaha, to-Wit: The noF.h cast quarter
Of section sixteen in township six, north Of range
fifteen. east Of the sixth principal meridian, and 10
have the proceeds Ok said sale, or Sc much rs nay be
P~ecessary, applied to the payment OF aeertain judg-
fnent rendered at the App. term A D, 1859, Of SAID
Court for SI6I 81 and costs Of suit, IN an action
wherein said Thomas Heady was plaintiff and said
Henry Neimier was sfendant; and also to debarand
exclude said Caroline Neimier Of all right or title to
said land which she NAV claim therein separate from
her husband. Said defendants are required TO ans
wcr on OF before the 18th DAY Of May, A D 1861, or
the several matters alleged viii b taken as true and
decree made accordingly.
WA. MeLENNAN, Atty Tor Pln'f.
March 27. 1861. ms 4w-sT50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

GaFdeneF.-The services of Mr.. Carr
an experience nurseryinan and gardener,
can be bad by those DESTROYS. on applica-
don at this Office. We veuch for his pro-
6ciency.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Cash BuSineSs.-In the future THO.
HIT viii sell goodsior cash Or good produce in hand
only.
He returns thanks Tor past liberal patronage, and
informs thr public that he determined to sell goods
az prices 20 low thai be fears no competition. Call
and examine bis large stock Of goods q alI kinds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Probate Court Of
Neinaha county. Nebraska. made on the 23d day of
February A b 1851, the undersigned, administrator
Of the ~es;atenf George Englehardt deceased. on Sat
urday the 2Oih day Of April A DiShI. at 2 o'clock r
NJ, in front of the Office Of the Probate Judge Of
Nemaha County. in Brownville, will offer for saleat
public vendue the following described real property
asa part Of the estate Of the said George Eugiehardt
to wit the north half Of the s nth west quarter Of
section No. eighteen, in township No. 5 Of range No.
thirteen. cast, situate in said county.
Terms Of payment One half cash IN hand, one
fourth in three months, and one fourth in six months
from the time Of sale. JOSEPH SIIUTZ,
March Z. 1851 .nSj Administrator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

READ THE ADvERTTsEMENT OF THO.
H1LL, sgeut. for the celebrated McCor-
mick Reaper and Mower, and then call
for a pamphlet, from which you will de-
rive detailed information.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

SHERlFfl'S SALE.
Lushbaugh < Carson,
Distriet Court.
E. M'Cnnn.

r. MOann,
By virtue Of a writ Of sale to me directed from
the District Court Of NeEaha county, Nebraska Ter
ritOry. | will oifer for sale. at the door Of Homer
1ohnson's Hall, the place where said Court held It's
b. term, in the town IF BFpwHvile, Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, en- Tuesday. the S0th day If
April. 1861, at the hour Of 2 o'clock, 2 NJ, the fol-
l0wiDg lands and tenements, viz the NEST half Of
the southeast quarter Of section ten. in township
FIVE: north Of range fourteen, cast Of the 9th prinei-
palmeridiau, in Nems IA county, Nebraska Territory
J.B WELliS. Sheriff.
by II. MOERISON, Dep.
March 18th. 1861. n3S.Ew-s5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
MAGNUM RONUM SQUASH.

The SUBSCRIBER hasa fair supply OF seed II this very
desirable variety Of squash, which he wliIsend b. maal
10 any address post paid at 10 cents per package. Ia
quality il is Iully equal 10 the celebrated Hubbard. and
in size and productivrneSs il far exceeds thaG variety.
Taken altogether it Is one OF the best.
Il. a. TERRY,
March, S. Gesssess Cay koEa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

That Editor's Ea Chair" from Hill,
and that Eye opener from Bob Tear
will receive speciaf attention next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Hox. Ww- ARNoLp, the atle represen-
tative of Atchison county. in the Missouri
legislature, has been IN our city for a
week past. The Doctor. we are sorry to
say is not in good health,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
twenty-five Thou and Sud During te
~ y Veare
LEI.t - %OONL
"A AVsrUge Of oee' $500 each Year. SIDES havs
inereassd from 1909 IA SIT 5,9OO az go.

As a Reaper. the .,AcCsrmick" has been before
the American pabiie for the last twenty wears. and
during that iime has gained a reputation which Is
" Wofd- Vide" Notwithstanding the yearly M
cressing c. mletiti,n. aud tie ho>tOf investors en-
gagged IN thed i, vDi1 nent at x aping Machines, the
Me urmick" ieals tie van-tae ackHlWlUdged su-
peri"r OF all IA the march for pr clcal Improve
Hents.
The ret presentation maae by ether nanufa:trr-
that the Mct;.rmick was "ouce' "a noted Reaper.
bat Is now aatigaaied j. sim IS ridiculous, as the IA
creasing drmsna will lrOvr. No single establish
m-nt in the MORLn. man 4astnres - largely OF
these implements, and none eN ends equal money
time ur talent IN rIioHr improvements.
Mann changes have been IF cted during the past
season, aud far 1861, The "MeCurmsch" i presented
greater attraet;vl thsn ever leivre. AZ a lseapor
its
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
CAUTION.

IA certain unprincilded persons ara attempting 80
naIm 4 - the anSuspecting public. limitations of my
PREPARED GLUE, ! would caution AL persons to
examine before purchasing, and see that the full
~SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE 81
4 on The outside wrapper al others are EWindling
c4uaSeTfsits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
1919 49, -O -
SElGEL.~ GREENBAUM& co.
BrownriIle. ApriIA Is6l.-ly


NOTICE is hereby given that under and by virtue
Of an assignment made and executed t. me by !. T.
White, and recorded in Miscellaneous Book No. l
of the records remainingin the Office of the Register
Of Deeds If the cnuuty of Nemaha in the Territory
&C Nebraska ] will. upon Saturday the 10Th day of
May. a. ID. 1861, between the hours Of one and three
o'clock, proceed to sell at auction. IN front OF the
office Of the County Clerk Of said county in said
Territory, the following described real estate and
personal property, to-wit:
East half Of northwest of southwest section 20,
town 5. range IS; 20 acres.
Southeast Of n0rtbp est section 30, town ,, range
I6 10 acres.
Northwest az. section 8, town ), range Is : 100 acres
Northeast az. sec. 10, towns 5, range IS; 100 acres.
Southeast or. sec. 10. town D, ange Is; 100 acres.
West haH OF southeast Or. section p, town !, range
Il: SO acres
One lot Of land commencing forty rods cast Of the
southwest corner Of southeast quarter Of section III
town 5. range ID. east, thence running east on sec
[ ON line forty rods, thence north forty rods. theJ &C
west forty rods, thence south forty rods to place Of
beginning. enptaIning ten acres utire orless-
lnts d and -. bIo.k q. Middle BrOWnVllle.
Lot p. bl lick b. ~Epawnville. w
lot rs, block 2}. IirowHyille. tH
Lots Is aud Us. block ~. with hn1se, BrOwnvillc
Lots T., > g.. Z. s. 8. 10. IL, II, ID, Ii, 10 and Is, in
block A.. Western Division.
lots H. =. i. Sc, Z. 8. 8. TO-, I4, Is, 10, IL, Is, Is.
20 in dock =. Western Division
Two stoves. one block and tackle.
The above property II be suli by me for cash in
hand 10 the highest bidder.
y. l.. SWAN,
Assignee Of 1T. Whyte.
NOTICE.
AlIporson7 having claims against the late firm Of
l.. r. Whyte 4 CO., or 1T. Whyte, are hereby mott
fed represent the same on or bsfprs the 18th day Of
June. A. D., 1851.
s. L. SWAN.
Assigned. OF |. IT. Whyte.
Anil IT. 1851. n40-6t-SfT-50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Hill HAS RETURNED, and bis goods
will be here on the next boat" Fur
Their particulars next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Il is said the Land Officers at Nebraska
City closed their offices unceremoniously,
without waiting for their successors in
Office, and left for their homes in the
Southern C~onfederacy. We have not
heard it snrmised even, svhy this particular
mode Of delivery to their successors in
otioe, books, papers and other properly
belonging 10 he General Government,
vas resOrted to; but we reckon It was
because il suited the retiring officers bet
.sr than any other.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Tn tho District Court, NeinIha county, Nebraska
I, TerTitOTys
Uortio q. Worrall. Francis Prenat, John w. Mul-
len, William nelayand IIahn'ih-Dehy has wife will
take notice that Abner Dawson and David >. True,
doing business as Davison& True, have filed a psti-
ton aud afterwards an amended petition in the
Court aforesaid against them. the object and prayer
of which i 70 fDr&lose n eectain mortgage an the
nUrtfleast quarter Of section siE, IN township 81,
north Of range thirteen. cast Of the sixth principal
MERIDIAN. in said county of Nenlaha. made by the
said llorario @. Worrall in favor Of George l.. Muck
OILS. that the said land be sold and the proceeds APP
pIied in uayment of a. certain liromiSsory note for
s290 with interest at the rate Of five per cent. per
IpoDth fran January 4th. 1859, made BY said llunl-
ito u. Warrall in favor Of one GeUrge il. NncKolls
and assigned TO said plaintiffs: and also to defldre
mill and v,id ac,rtain decd made By William DuLiy
aud Hannah Delay in October, 1883. TO SAID Frantis
pr.nat and John IA Mullau, and 10 debar, exclude
and forever f~oreeIose said defendants and each of
tnem al am right title aud Interest which they may
eI.in 10 said Land: said aefendants arc required 10
answer an or before the 18Th day Of May. 4 d 1881,
or The several matters therein stated will be taken rs
true and decree made acc0fdingly.
HEWETT q THOMAS, Atfys for Pff.
March q. 1851. ~nSS-Ew-S75O
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
Seeds from Patent OnCe-Tl

seeds fer Nemoba county sent out hythe
Patent Office redistribution, will lie sent
10 the Secretary of the Nemala County
Agricultural Society. As soon a received
they can lie had ty applying 10 the under
signed. r. W FURNAS, Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Home Again.-HOn. S. G. DAILY,
Delegate 10 Congress from Nebraska,
reached home on Saturday last, He is
welcomed by a host Of personal and polil
ical friends iG this. his own county. Not
outstanding the pressure and consequent
anxiety of mind which he must neeessari-
ly have been subjected TO Of late, he is in
good heal,h, we are pleased to say. He
is making extensive arrangements for
farming this season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

ACUBE-ALL- in the way Of medicines IS. Of course
an impossibility ? bat if there is anything which
makes a eli>c approach 10 it, b is } L Curtis Mann
aluke Linament. If some Of our ~skepiieal friends
could hear those whom it has relieved deseant upon
its merits. they would be compelled to give in. 4"
Ills Compound Syrup Of Sassafras is another lrepa-
ration equally as ~skillfully made. The many who
have tried it regard it as a sure thing in coughs,
colds. consumption. &e. &c See advertisement. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
SHF.IEFlS SALE.
I. 7. Whyte { Co.,
Vg

l. 7. Nhyte Col
vs.
James Entwistle.
Notice Is hereby given that By virtue Of an e1ecu-
ton Issued BY the Clerk of the District Court Of Ne
maha county, Nebraska Territory, against the de-
feDdant James EntWistIe in the above entitled cause
and in favor Of the plaintiff therein ]. z. Whyto q
60. for the sum Of one hundred and thirtyls8vsn
dollars and seventy-fve cents, and the costs 81 suit
amounting to eleven dollars ard sixty FIVE cents !,
J. B.. Wells, Sheriff Of said county ia aidTerEit0y
auction. at the door Of tie house Ia which the lass
term Of the said District Court fr slid euunty vas
held, on Monday the 18th day Of May, q d, 1851, A.
described property, io-Wit The southeast quarter d
northwest quarter Of section number 50. t~cEnship
numbsr ), &C range 10, east 81 the 9th principal
meridian. containing 30 acres the above property
situated in Nemaha county taken ~ the property 6f
James EntWisile. J. b. WELLS. Sheriff
DyJ. II. MORRIsoN, Dsputy.
AprilT IT, 1851. ni0-5t-s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
WANT ED

Hides. Pelts and Furs. for which the hishss, priessa
all times will be paid.
To be Brief,
II you wish 20 purchase GOODS on the most favorable
terms, or dispose Of your produce u the Lest possible
advantage. Be sure ard call az
DENIS CHEAP STORE.
BrownviIle. April. 4, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
Probate Notice.

WHEREAS VIM. 1. Philips administrator Of tho
estate Of John NGys, deceased, has made application
90 the Probate Court Of Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, FOR one years extension Of time b eoggecE
the assets Of said estate and pay the dehtz ard lega-
eies chargeable against the same.
Notice is hereby given that haze set the 22dday'
March. a d 1851 at 10 o'clock, a N, a. the time for
hearing said application at my Office in Brownvills
in said county, when and where all persoHsinteresl-
cd may attend and show cause why tbs said e1ten-
sion Of time should not be allowed.
Witness my hand and seal this % day q March
q d 1861. fn35-5t-S6) G.. w. WHEELER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Cabbage and Tomato Plants
l have a few Mammoth Drumhead Cab
bage, and Perfected Tomato Plants for
sale, now ready Tor transplanGng.
r. w. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
SAVE II PIECEsl

ECoNoMYi DISPATCH
sEy-0A .Sieb IN Time S1vss Nine r.
Al accidents will happen. even in well regulated
families st Is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient way for repairing F~urnltnres 4oys Crock
cry. re
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no household can
afford to be without it IL IS always ready, and up
to the sticking point
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
n B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price,
% oants Address
HENRY G SPALDING,
No As Cedar Street, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
So Corn Planters.
SlIERlFF SALE.

D J Martin & Co,
VS. DISTRICT Court.
D J. MeGary,
By virtue of an Order Of Sale to he direct
ed from the District Court Of Ncmaha county,
Nebraska Territory. viii Offer for sale, at the door
If Homer Iohnsun's Hall, the place where said Cours
held its last term, in Brownyillc in said Nemaha
county.
On the 29th day of April, 1861,
ut I O'Clock. p 81, the following property ti-wic the
1854 undivided part Of the southwest and south
east quarter Of the northwest quarter. and The south
west quarter and the southeast quarter Of the north
east quarter. aud lots IL ) and ! Of section twenty,
and lets I and 2 section u all in townshiPfuur, ucTth
uf range sixteen. east az the sixth principal merl-
dian. Nemlha county. Nebraska Territory, and The
whole Of lot block so, lot ? block SIS, i,t block 81,
and lot 9 block 81. All situate in the town Of Brown
Vile, in said Nemaha county.
j i WELLS. Sheriff,
by J Il MoRR1s1N. Dep'y
March 9th. 1851 n5S-4w-SI50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
IRON, Sc,
A General Assortment o. All the above,
WORK.

I have on hand a splendid assortmGnt % Ffe1ch KIP
and Calf skins for home manufacture,. % order, on The
most r~essnahIe terms All work warranted Or 20 pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

Sir:
You will pleIse send me two boxes Of your Cephal-
ic Pills. Send then Immediately.
Respectfully yours.
JNO.f. SlM0NS.
P r hare used one boz Of year Pals, and Jfad
then excellent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18
THEODORE HILL, Agent.
noneIas ImnToIed STear Miii.
April is. ISL.

The ~atreuiian 81 Primer in Nebraska Is called to Gle
following ceriihcate OF u j. Esis who last Season ran
a No q Douglasmill in Nemaha County where I had it
on exhibidon. The piice oiihis sized mills 80 freight
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-04-18

p s.. One Of The mills can be seen and examined b5
csis1g e. the agent il BrOWnvilie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-05-10

"SrrcH! STITCH! 6lrcH Who of
us has not read Hoods wailing Song of
the Shirt wherein are depicted the sor-
rows, trials ard troubles of the poor seam
stress; never other song perhaps with such
beauty of version, sueh truthfuness of ex
preston, has given us a knowledge ofthe
"wo Of woman" Blu. Hood suggested no
RENE dy for this tedousness Of woman's
work; he lived in day when the appli-
ances of art had not been brought to bear
for the relief Of her weary fingers. She
vas used to toiling, drudging then-now
her life is cheered ard made pleasant by
the comfort incident TO freedom from task
and t.dium; her tired fingers no longer
stitch, stitch, stitch long into the night
when tired natures sweet restorer, talmy
sleep, should close her heavy eyes in rest.
Invention has been her helper, ard she
has nov pleasure in the stitching, where
in before she found her greatest over
task, and to no one more is she indie bted
than to tho Inventors of that excellent
Sewing Machine manufactured by Ladd,
Webster & Co., Boston. Home Journal
Cook, Stone l. Co., 124 Lake Street,
Chicago. are the North Western Agents.
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Disastrous Wrecks in the St. Lawrence.
Farther Point, G. E., NAV

FARTHER Point, G. E., May 2.
The steamship United States went ashore
on Saturday, at Bird Rocks. No persons
are to be seen on board. The ,ea is going
completely over her, and the boats are ali
gone. There was flag of distress flying
at half mast. Her sails are all loose, aud
she appears to be breaking up. This is
reported by Capt. Mcleod, of the Minnie
Dawson, who tried to render assistance,
but the sea was too heavy TO get near the
steamship.
The Minnie Dawson is a total wreck
here, about 400 yards west Of the light
house. One man was lost, but the re-
mainder of the crew were all saved
The Spartan is also ashore in Clam
Cove, four miles below here. All hands
saved.
TIE Marion is ashore on Cock Point.
Two other ships, names unknown, are
ashore between this and seven miles below.
There was furious gale yesterday and
all night, from the North, with snow
Two feet had fallen since yesterday morn
ing.
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VESSELS CAPsIzED.-Cap.ain Langley,
OF the propeller Mayhower, which arrived
here last night from Buffalo, reports hsv :
ing passed two capsized vessel. on his way
up from the straits. Captain Foley, of the
schooner Aldebsrsn, and Captain Becker,
Of the schooner George Steele, both repor.
passing the same vessels on Monday. One
is large black three nas,ed schooner.
supposed TO be the schooner Berlin, from
Milan, as Captain Foley says he saw her
bestipg up on Saturday, and no other
three mas,ed schooner answering her de
scrip,ion was in the vicinity. She was
lying on her port side, and the last two
letters of her name, A n were visible,
leaving little doubt that it WAS The Berlin.
The other was black fore and after, about
three miles east of Beaver Island light
She WAS also lying on her por. side, and
the letters AND were visible, making i,
probable that she was from Cleveland.
Both vessels were headed west and about
] : or 20 miles apart, with canvass SET. evi.
IDENTITY capsized in sudden squall, probab-
ly on Saturday night, RS the weather was
very dirty at that time. The boats of both
vessels were gone. Captain Becker thinks
be saw the body Of man under water,
clingiug TO one of the spars oftbe fore and
after. Au. Press d .teus.
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HThe Second Ward School, 0. K.
BACON, Principal, will commence the sum
mer term on Tuesday next.
HEAVY ROBBERY OF BASK.-On Ia.

HEAVY ROBBERY OF A BANK.-On last
Sunday night week the "1ndisn Reserve
Bank at Kokomo, Indiana, was entered,
the iron safe opened-probably with the
aid of powder, and eleuen thousand four
hundred dollars taken therefrom, eight
thousand of which were the public funds
Of the county. Six hundred dollars were
also taken out of the house Of the cashier.
1t was the private bank of Mr.. Bowen.
Twelve thousand dollars in these ar panic
times would be considered, in the politest
grab game circles, no email pile.