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F., "A THE city Of R'shraerd .as nck
vet ru-nisasd. frcns spaJ 4 ner ~.
own citizens her proper toa ef 10 ys1 % a -
ca Der po, uia..en ior tbs riilt sry "a eic DH7ss
CT the coErtrY, ~ required D. the ST, cs Gk2esS
tal0n OF Arstlasy n en- rscas ty rsfrss go >Tts
the acivesstvies Il ths cbuatfy th rSt s1stsnAk,
sbo hsa bean 4 seme gilaa a. oi:csr Il tax . =
talon, proposes 10 yaisA A. is4' hf U .is
PAHY, I. bs enlisted for ts moasrs' a4s - aes-
vice, uuless peee~ - sceucr defisr II YER
sens wishing 10 iofa sueh nj are vi pes -
leave th air q ADles Gt WILLIAMS d gyseS n-1s
door 70 the Feas-ttlee, rs tsse, ca soA
second floor above WILLIAMS b kETrss
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'~~''' &. 5391EL1. AKsLZE, Principal,
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VA ANTED-By q southern gea. eman, fzoID
W fouF % tEelYe Inoat1s, good D~ ELLIh !
with pes, FU URNIT IE, located NaEt.&. o. s0ntA
OF Bread stTse, betw cen 18TH aaa 65.son stS.-
PossGgsiCn viii bs desired IN November INIT III
De t.sen efEilsr, Il necessary TO rseure sait2blo
setsDlis hmeNt, Apply 80
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Say 80 scsb--Twanty SBOBMA h iH., on :zl.. -
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ana furnish steady work. 4 ilat cI Wages KiyaI
0n application. J. 6E4shLE & EGN
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;7TI-f7iJSD fstiALE INsTITUrK.
I=,igS E'',5AE lSsf,TUIE,

1 HfCHM n HILL.
7tT1E1. Il Il Principal.
..s .-t.ta'.TG SLl 10 Ts-opsned for the "a
-7 r-iii ~ sn3 Dsy scholars on the Ieth
trl ls-t. .BdsT new auspices and uew
... .uTHe.oU liberal pstrou s2e Is so!!-
;-ariculsrs, sppIy at the Institute after
.-. ..s. .... su 22-lei1
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
The IrrnnreSIhla Conflict.

The N Nashville (Tenn) Democrat hav-
ing i%nsinuated that Jefferson Davis is a
great humbug the editor Of the Atlanta
(Ga) Intelligencer thus compliments his
Tennessee brother:
Let the writer of the article in the
Democrat come to Atlanta and we pledge
him our word and honor that lie 5! a
pull cotton or hempa and stand on nothing.
The native Tennesseeans Of our city will
act as masters Of ceremony on the in
teresting occasion. If Mr.. Hurley will
come to Atlanta we take The responsibility
Of saying that his tavern bill or his
burial expenses shall not cost him any
thing. The only hing which strikes our
astonishment is that the people of Nash
vile would tolerate such a paper as the
Democratic their midst. Gen Jackson
whose bones repose within twelve miles
Of the city of Nashville doubtless turned
in the grave when such doctrines were
permitted TO go forth from a Nashville
paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
The FLOYD Robbery.

We are requested by some Of the
special friends inlbis place. Of Gov Floyd,
70 announce the fact TO our readers that
the indictments against him have been
dismissed as gnfsDa5k. We hereby do
20; and hope Il Is considered we have
made tbe amends honorable.
But we claim the privilege Of sisting
kov this adismissal'' was brought about.
Floyd's claimed innocence ~ is not IS.
tabished as the result Of invsstigatiO1,
which tho eH.Secretary so bOastingly
Courted not long since! Bot BY the
.'hcoks and crooks" Of law brought into
reaeisition 10 throw the Ease ont Of court
and avOH investigation The indictments
were IN both instances quashed by the use
Of technical adoonfdgs. The telegram
itself announcing the result Of the case,
says: "The act Of 1857 prohibits prose-
cutting while the parry indicted has testi'
fed before a Committee of Congress
touching the matter charged. This has
been iudicialIy decided not a privilege Of
a witness bat a mandate Of Law, and the
cause would have come to an abrupt ter
animation on the fact appearing in the
course Of the trial" So the real fact is
Floyd has dOdged out Of this thing by
rorafog ssaIs eadcacgi - were; and
the public instead Of being in anywise
impressed as TO bis innOcence, are the more
convinced Of his guilt.
The whole affair reminds Us Of the fell
low arraigned for traficking with the In
dams. A law in Arkansas forbade whites
purchasing anything Of Indians. A "ven-
cuss.'' however, purchased a
whip Of an Indian, for which he was ar
rested, and on trial swore be stole the
whip. A nOHe pyOssqui was entered and
the "indictment dismissed as untenabb."
He was then arraigned for stealing the
whip, when be swore he purchasedit it. Thus
both indictments were quashed because
his own testimony in either case could not
according TO law, be used against him in
the other, nor could he be tried twice for
she same offence; and thus the "indict.
against him were dismissed as
unlenable."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

An AboIitionist having just been div
en- out of Petersburg, Virginia. it IS IN
teresting to know who are abOililonis's,
according TO Virginian standards, and
with .ha. view we republish the follow
ING description, from the Southern Litera-
~ Messenger, published at Richmond
IAN abolitionist Is any man who does
not love slavery for lis sake, as d.
vine institution who does not worship II
as the cornerstone Of civil liberty; who
does n o adore it as the only possible
social condition on which a permanent re-
publican government can be erected and
who does not, in his Utmost soul, desire
to see it extended and perpetuated over
The whole earth. as a means Of human
reformation, second in dignity. impor-
lance, aud sacredneSs. alone to the chris
tian religion. He who does not love At
rican slavery with this love is an Aboli-
tionIs.."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Legal Notice.

In the bislf-t Uour, Npnta. ,o..y, NeJ-a ka
Territory
IioFatiO u. WOrrAli Fnan-is PrtEif, John IS aa-
len, " lIam Delay add llIAnth y h,. "a, -. ~
thkt nutfce taat AUHer iiVisOn aud ijay q 4.s..
do "a bu-Iness IS Dawson x ffu nave h.-i % .,.-
ton aHd afterwards an nu nd-a pcu.lH "a Le
Court Aforesaid HgHiast ,itum the ,bJect and PRAYER
o; winch Is - Lr-el5ss q certain IA r-ssc 0l lns
hr'th tasL qiarter vi seeilun sax, IN CHH-hip -.
h'fta u rineH tlirteeh. cast at The sixth pr,m.Ifai
m~-reiltn. ia sad county % y naha iuaGe by ins
-a3d lVfat" ~. OTTsii IA fIycruf UeprgeL j.. Nuck-
oi Z, THAI the said land b. sold AID he B.ss,gees an
pied ID piy ment 81 a CERTAIN prouniss.y note Ir
gu Win interest 81 tho rate 81 Eve per cent. per
inOasb from January 9Th, 1851. made by said flysa-
aO o. Nofrgli il favor Vi que Gerrgs l.. Nuckolls
and assigned to saId pIaih.iis and also 10 dvrlare
nUll and void Il ccTtain deed mado by William DELAY
aud Hannah Delay ia Oct, Der, 1859 10 SAID Francis
frenst aE1 John W Mulias, AID 10 dsbsf. exclude
and forever foreci,se sad defendants and each Of
tnem OF al r'gat. ti;le and interest which they may
el-'m o. said and SAID defendants are required 10
anSWcF Oil 80 before the f35h day Of Nay. A D 1851,
or The srvcral MASTERS therein stated viii De taken as
true and decree mids accordingly.
HEWETT & Thomas, Att'ys for PPf.
Aareh =, 1901 n3S-kW-SZ50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
CHEF.
HSMDuo GuLon, u. T.,

March Isl, 1861.
DEAR FunNAs:
Secession seems to be the principal
topic with your Eastern and Southern
honorables, nowadays. 1t is also occu-
plying considerable Of our attention at
present. Humbug and American Gulch-
es are trying TO secede from the Judicial
District. But there is no fear of their
succeeding, as there are too many con.
s~ervative persons interested. But in an.
other character. and in an altogether diff.
ferent form, Typhoid or Mountain fe.
ver) she is beginning to make it tell Sc
verely. The conservatives do not seem
to have much influence in this matter.
Already her miserable influence has caus-
ed three Of the most promising men in
the Gulch to secede from this glorious
Upion.
This country is becoming more devel-
Oped every day. New diggings are be.
ing discovered every two or three weeks.
but are generally, ps was the case last
season, pronounced pauperish. And why
so Simply because they are not half
~prospeoted' Some would be rash enough
TO say that such a statement was without
liquidation. ] have not the least doubt
that i is contrary to the opinions of 9TH
ers. /, would be rather against nature
for every ones opinions to correspond.
"Great men viii dihsr." Let US follow
some Of these fellows 10 their rounds Of
prospecting, and see how far aid IN what
way they prosecuted their search for the
precious metal, Wen. here is one fel.
low digging a holes gets down two feet
and tries a painful Of the dirt; does no,
get a color. Is badly discouraged and
begins shOnldering pick and shovel 10 go
into camp; bRl stops and studies before
making a sep that way, His al spent
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
The Vote in Tennessee.

The votein Tennessee f5r aud against
a State Convention to give an expression
of the opinion Of the people on the pre-
sent position of our national affairs, Is thus
classified:
East Tennessee comprising twenty
eight counties, voted: For Convention,
$500; against Convention, 32,547.
Middle Tennessee comprising thir-
ty three counties for Convection 26,439;
against 27,S65.
West Tennessee comprising eighteen
counties for Convention %, lily; against
6,9l9.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Probate Notice.

wHfEFNS wm.B J.. Pbuir. s.Im ,s Hif Z.
estate - } bn Nays dsetscd. has mrls o
=. the Pr'baie Cuurf Nesusb, county
Tsrr tsTy sOF n yeaEs - ~ ~ IVA
the assets Of ? ID es'ste. and ply thrd as'
cies rhlrZnuhle g~zIiusf rae am I'D.
Sufice j. hereby ziv-n thar ! have .e.
Starch. q ISL al 40 ci.1k, e "a.
hearing s1ii appliealica M ny rhc %
IN said etuniy, NheB sH1 NheTsa ii y
ed may att al and show cause shy me .
sion If time sh0Hli nos be uliysed. tus
Witness my bnpd end seal fhi- 81 dlI
. 1881. Ass 5,-S6) C. WYE
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Another Southern RemOHsiraHee-

Another Southern RemOHsiFaHce-
The Raleigh IN. c. Standard has
this BIZ. al the leaders Of the secession
movement
There is no democracy in the action
If the Southern oIigarchs. The people
seere rushed out of the Union without the
privilege of being heard AZ the polls :
and n Georgia the idea Of the people
having The right inthe iast resort . snap
their own destInles was sneeieu
Cobb and Toombs. Such ihings cInno'
endure. A revolution will take place
sooner or later, which will vindicale the
majesty and power o. ~ PeoPie'
sweep the oligarchs troa me race o. 'he
EARTH
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Sheriff Sale
District Court.
LUshbaugh ( Clson,

LUshbaugh& Carson,
rs District Cen-k
RI Stout & IVY C-oleuan.5
BY virtue Of two writs Of sale to mo directed from
the District Court Of Nemaha county, Nebcusks Ter
tit"ry, WIZ offer Tor sale at the door q Homer
Jon sons ilah taa place whe.e said Court held its
last iernI, IL ihetoWnU BsOanyilie, Nebraska Ter
ritlry, 0a
fassday. tie SOFA dag Of Aprl, 1861.
at ths Loaf 81 Ipeloek ? -. Au f.I0wIng lands ana
aaAH's "t'; northwest quarter Of scosiaa tai.-
tf frf & range sixteen. eass
ta- sEh 1a m-Illaa. -E a-l-s
tls n-l ta-sr Ea sad s-s-
tl1a A-1-s c-slty, Ne5rs>sa it-l 4
= 3 Willis S-er
byJ 4ussa3S. Be.
A - E-S4s-Ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

.c-,v .ts. il the way Of medicines. i, d course
o-,;hI,,v bps If there is anything which
el.s a~pproaeb to il. IL is J L cSrts' Nam
L-LT;n,ment IF some Of orr ~sksPtical friends
-4L..-tbo whom Il has relieved dessaat uPon
-, ,bev would bs compelled 70 'sgiFe IN
His Compound syruPo q sassairA
-, ~-srd 4. As a sure thing in coughs
colds. consumption, &c, Be Zee aa'sIu
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
AnnnInlmenls Tor Nebraska.

Bu, few appointments are yet made
for Nebraska. The telegraphic report
last week, was that Mr.. Carter Of Ohio
had been appointed Governor. The re-
port now is that ABEL SAuNDERs Of To-
yya is appointed. We are inclined 70 be.
Iieve the latter report correct. The same
telegram announces the appointment Of
w. II. KELLY, Chief Justice and j. S.
MrLLEn, Associate Justice for Nebraska.
We learn by private letter that Az
rRED MATTHIAS Esq, Editor of the PeO-
pie's Press, Nebraska City, has been ap.
pointed Register of the Land Office in
that place. MATTHIAS is deserving Of
that or something else in the way Of
redistribution of spoils," and we are glad
% know that he has secured the appoint.
ment. IIe viii make a good officer and
give general satisfaction TO oil parties.
As we 60 to press, we learn that J. f.
BURBAEK, Of Richardson county, is APP
pointed agent for the Sac and Fox In.
dams.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

D. J. Martin 3 COmpSny
W.. In. the DlTctNG
Samuel Cailan. Viii tNemaha county
liam P. Hess and Marga- ka Territory. hl|
ret J. Hess, his wife. Gerry.
WilliHm p. Hess and Margaret IIss bis "
above named defendants, will take npnes .
vid J.. Martin, Stephen F. Nuckolls aud Hsi
oils doing business AZ ID. j. Martin & Cauui
On. the 10Th day Of March, 4 ~ 1851, Sic lsilI
petition in the above named Ncmiba Cod1
trict Court against the said defendant 4
Caliau, William =. Hess. and Margaret ia
fpreelose q certain martgag~ made and rvf
the 9Th &c April. 1859. by said Shmad .
favor Of the said plaintiff. On fheipf0EiHg =
ed real estate, situated IN snid county o. '
tO-wit: the Northwest quarter Of The souihf
ter of section %. township S".6. North Of '
east Of che 6fh principal meridian. 10 NeHa
y. Nebraska T rrifory. ernt. in Hg 90 acre
mortgage y O. given 20 - uTl = certain p
note mnde by said Samuel CaliaG. iu 'iF1
Tltintifs. dated.Apr1l 9 b 1859. for Oh .ln
hundred daii1rs with interest: fr ~ ibaihn+
rate oftsenty i've pc cent per aunnm. W.
er If snid p titinn j. T. soil aid m rlsga Z
satisfy said claim and 10 sx-iud: and iafu
defendants of RII Fight, titlg Or Interest 14I
claim therein. Said defendants are iuriha
that ihey are REQUIRED Ia answer said PeuuA
b-fnrs q e 9Th day nf May. 4 1891.
HEWETT h TIL "IAS. Adys i@h'
March u. iSil.-4%O
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
March q. fsiI.- 81
Fi-kc. Kni-bt& Col IL ths Di.t'isl Ga
". mlhs COaniy, Nebnsh
Moore / Smith ~ritary.

Fi-kc. Kni-bt& Co.l 10 ths bisuisi Ga
". mahs COiniy, AcOnsA
Moore / Smith ritory..
Notiee j. hereby given 10 Fario1 ;. -
William y. Smith that James z. FISK ~
Knight. WHhain b. Garrett, and OlF3
par1n"rs undsr The name and styls @ E'sf
h Company. did, or the llth day Of Jaaa'g
1861. hls their petition in sid Cn1rt As.-
sad FarioW =. 5lO0re and William n. nil'
nsrs under the nams II Moore + Smith iasl
setting for b that the said defendants ar y
to the saId plaintiffs in the sun Of eI0lS'
terest ~ the rate of six per cent, per s1haL
The 9Th day IT July Al 1880. for ggsh@
ehHndiss y tkeaid Plaintiffs b the ard O.
before that time sud and delivered ~ b@
instance and request. u
said defendants are further aotifrd ihsi-
es%ary afidtyit having been flied. sBordsf
ment has been issued agtinst thoir properly
tbr fob wing real estafe has been ufiBcbe+
the urheHst quarter of section lS. in @'I-
E.rh 81 range IS eist Of The 6sb PHnePA 7
ian s'fHtfed IN ,aid county e Nemsha.
SD 3~-fendants aFefuriher nDnd1i Cd"
-eguirCd o. aBsWer sasd p~eEitiuu % sr5si'=0
oi April ID 1851: s
i.tr.h -. 1891 a35w4 AttystffD
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
LEGAL NOTICE
Samuel CalIaq, lIintif

Samuel CalIaa, Lintif
vs.
Fielding VI. John & Others, defiSl
Said Fielding Il, John Of the State Oh
Is hereby notified, that on the 18th dyi
ruary, 1861. Samuel Callan fled. 10 thsC
fee Of tho District Court Of she second
trcs Of the Territory of Nebraska, 10 add
ha County lin chaneery a petition agsn
others, which will be for .hearing a. Asm.
Of said enurt.in which petition am0ngossa
said Callan claims and demands eeFtain i
and to the property Ger proceeds thereof
stitating the steam Ferfy-boat "Otos" sia
the appointment Of q receiver and hfh'
nent Of IN account between bin snd aiiIh
that be is required 70 answer said p~eidaaz,
fore the 29yh day Of April, 1851.
s. BELDEN 4 T. ". TlPIgl
Solicitors for Canpau
March %, ls6I-&W-s7
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle says:
Some Of tho people Of South, Carolina
appear 70 be getting sick of sePerate
State secession and forced loans and
imoving from the state with all possible
haste, Messrs, Farr, Cotter, and Burns,
with their families, thirty FIVE negroes
twenty horses wagons carriges sc were
found on the Admiral last evening on
their way to a new home nea the mouth
Of the Arkansas river, There are said
20 be many others 10 the Palmetto State
who viii follow their example and leave
as soon as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
southern DISSATISFACTION.

VIZ find the following paragraph in the
North AiabGmiGn of the Sth Of March
"Our neighbor of the Constitution in
a petlish manner suggests that if the ed
tor of the North AiGbGmlan is not sat
isied with the Government of the new
C~onfederacy, he had better leave it. If
all were TO leave who are dissatisfied, we
fear the remainder would soon have to
leave or do worse, for they would have
few left on whom they could rely for
self protection. Il is a remarkable fact,
and why il is so we know not. that the
substantial, physical force of the country
The hare. listed, Woodworking men ev-
erywhere, who are expected to do all
the fighting when their country cliIs-
were from the ~beginning opposed to The
ordinance of secession. and are becoming
daily more and more dissatisfied with il.
Fo. a while they were disposed to ac-
quiesce, but as they watch the further
developments of that measure. the NUT
tering lhunderS of their Indignation can
not be longer suppressed. Would you
lave them all leave, and thus abandon
the secession %aristocracy Of The South 10
% the tender mercies Of Mr.. Lincoln
That would &c too cruel"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
SlIERIFFS SALE.
White ha-s.i = 20,
Prrdrnorv x Dryden.

treuia"rc x Dryden.
NOTICE. is hereby gwen chat by virtue Ol an rx-
etutUn Is-ucd W the clerk u ia VI tnci COsrt.I
NcDiti' c"uAtJ, NeUrtssI Ierr,sory, against the ue-
feudInts Albert Predrnuie& I "a Dryd mlB the abSve
ehs.tiou CtuSo, AID VA IhSVT Vi tne p.aiItIas sncTe a.
" nlte, hUsseI ~ Cusi0r Liiv sun ". One bs1dred aud
tNU UuilaIs amd twenty i've SCENTS, AID tho Gusts u
suit. aBOuntib5 ~ h.tttn dV.Iars AID tIsbLJ -Eve
cents. /, J.B. " eils, Sherid vi SAID eOn18y IA
saId Ierrttufy, nave loved utVn aud Will OasT iOr
>aIC al public tuetiOn, az the door VI tue house IA
"n.cn .hc last term Ot tnc sad district court tur said
county WIS held, Ou AiDnuny tue Zytn day Oi pr.i, AD
lo0I, Oet"e.n rs heurs u d 80 clurK, p. 81. 81 said
d1y. "Ld WI. sell 10 the hIshest bIdieT iDr cash ~
hand, the following dtscrbsu properly. Jo-wIt the
s"ath" ; T. UI u'rtHwost Ot the nJrtitwes1 garter OF
secti IA t"en y-n.ne ~ Ia tiwnsanp hv > Range
X sea 10, EAST - he sixth prIaeIpai Ia ridiaI,
cCn;aiua. ten acres n lana. Liken - he ,Tvpatty
Vi / ~ Dr den 40 sa ~islaetun an tXteuLon 5sinsL
,I.u sud Ia i4yyT Vi WnIse, i,uss- D. = ".
j u Ills, Shern.
% J Al uOKsIsON, Dsp'y.
Mach Eta. 1854, MS I.-:7JU
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
SHERlFF''S SALE
Lushbaugh & Carson,
District Ca

p MUanns
BY virtue Of q writ Of sale 70 ne An
the district Court % Nemaha county. &
ritOry, | viii offer FIR sale. 20 tie d.r
J"hnson's Hall, the place Rhere said Cr
In { term, IN the town e Br,Wngille yrna
Nebraska Territory. On Tuesday, the h
April. 1881. NJ the hsur IL , o'elaek, PV
lowing lands aud tenemenis. viz ths -
the southeast quarter Of section tea. ia,
FIVE; north of range fourteen. east d DE
pal meridian, in Nsma ac0unty. Nrbnsh
J.B WEilS5 Y
byJ. II. NOEuss
March 18th. 1851 n3S- lE6
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

The Treasury Department has receiv.
& Information that The Texas authorities
hare seized he United States vessel
Gusbrie. which supplies oilana provisions
20 he lighthouses o. the coast.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

John Fl. Shermoa has been elected u.
S. Senator of Ohio. in place Of Mr.. Chase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Dissolnns
SHERIFF. S115


SHERIFF. SAIP
D J Martin 4 c.,
" p
D NsCay,
By virtue o. an Oufg
ed from The District Corr b
Nebraska Territory, vii e.,
q Homer J0hnson's Hal. r..
held is last term, il BnEBrT
county
On the 29th day Of Ao,a
At I O'elock, ? n, the foHov;D,
3-64 undivided part Of the
east quarter Of the northEes 49,
west quarter and the s0utheaa.
east quarter. and lots I. 2, 3 as51
and lots l and ? section Il. an il
u range sixteen, east Of the 80
dian, Aemaha county. Nebragsa
Whoie q 1T 4 block go. lot 49,
and lot 9 block 81. al situate n
vile, in said Nemsha eountv.
B WELSs
49,, BY 4 NosT
uIlL-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

The proposition for a National Con
ven,ion i~n,roducen in he Legislature OF
Indiana On the first day Of the session
passed just before the az 2ornnsat BY q
decided majority II boih Houses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

Dds Tor carrying the mails on nearly
nine hundred routes in New York and in
New England viii be opened on the Slss
mat. The annual cost Of carrying the
mails in these states, under existing con-
tracts, is 81. 002,o65a Of this. s7os,702
Is paid for the transportation Of the mails
over 5.A4a miles of railroad,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
OHIO NURsERIE

TOLEDO, oIIO
AS the season IS now approaching Tor sg .,
trees, &c- We cali attention Vi Tree w. ~
Growers. and others wishing 70 5eIUllJ
TO cur stock % 80.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, GfaS'
SrubbeTu, Roses, sc.
Also; al the leading varieties
Curranis, GoOseberries, BlacAo'
Raspberries, S~traWherrl's'
&c, &c, &c.
% which We have a Iarce stocE aaiWe be
lew for tie Pail Trade 1851 ald wo1id S
o. tiasse WISHING % purchase. pfrN.
'1 EgsIGS * F0E3 b
gAv5a33-Fy2na1 Ohio NuFseues'
Golden CaSSabaF and Ca
gSkmel0H Sc
Tea ~ t1e dles- ssea Vi c-il
G- 3Ca PES p-ckass. m -
Ala Es@5
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28

In the tariff the Southern C%onfederacy
the foil owing articles are exemp. from
duty; books, maps, charts, mathematical
nautical, and philosophical instruments,
religious publications, paintings, drawings
bullion, coins, coffee, seeds, models Of in
ven,ors, bacon pork, hams, lard, beef,
wheat, -four, bran. corn, barley, rice, oats,
living animals, meal, gunpowder, lead,
rags, arms OF every description, cotton,
ships, steamers, and dredging, machinery,
The 'National Republican Of Wash.
ington City, Of the goth instant says;
"lt is said that the confederate State
Commissions do not expect an answer 10
iheir official communication for ten or
twelve days; and further, that meanwhile
there is 30 reason whatever to believe
there viii be a collision, or any change
10 the military status in the ~seeeeding
States. They haveteiegraph;c pssuran-
COS from MontgO merry that ample ar
engagements have been made 70 avoid as
trouble for the present at Fl. Piokens."
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-03-28
Legal Notice,
D. J. Martin 4 CompSny

March %, l~s0l-&W-s7