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In another paragraph we have answered certain
interrogatores propounded by the Patriot only that
we might not be thought unwilling to express our
opinions upon Whatever questions have Indi-
rect bearing upon the present crisis in national
affairs. 1t is not for the Patriot and UNION AND
AMERIcAN to make the issues for canvass. THESE
will fierce themselves upon US. The events which
have already transpired, and those now in the pro-
cess of development will present to us practical
questions Of more immediate and even greater inn
portance than the present action of Tennessee one
way or the other upon the subject of secession.
Seven States have already seeded. They have
already formed Provisional Confederacy and in
very short time IL will be made permanent They
exercise now all the functions of an independent
government de tdcto as fully as the Government of
the UIited States far relates 10 their internal
affairs The practical difficulties which must arise
in the enforcement of the laws in the seeaded
States especially in the collection of the revenue
present the great and immediate question of coer-
cou or the recognition of the independence of the
Southern COnfederacy, or such concessions as will
restore the Union.
These are the alternatives which the practical
usind of DUoGIAs has sifted from the mass Of rub
bish by which the subject is surrounded We live
IN constant and most painful suspense not knowing
what day may bring forth. The finances of the
country deranged, commerce PROSTATE, everything
political social and fnsNoal in chaos ruin staring us
in the face, while we sit here in our chair writing
editorials about peace conference propositions
CRTrEEDENs amendments the efficacy Of WHICH in re-
storing the Union now if they were all that might
be desired must require en- indefinite period of time
even for determination Let Va first restore peace
to our distracted country, and then We shall all be
in better frame of mind and temper for determin-
ing other questions, which, however, important ia
themselves, are secondary TO the great and paras
mount question of peace.
For ourselves, we would cheerfuly surrender
every Office in the State from the Senatorship down
and postpone to future day. all mention of seces,
sion 70 peaceable solution of our national
difficulties. War once begun, who can calculate its
consequence or its end a? We beg those who are
thinking only of how they shall trampe the southern
rights party in the dust to think of these things The
time may yet come when you will repent IN sack |
cloth and in ashes the blows which YOU now deal |
with such evident good will upon this patriotic little
band. Already the mutterings of the distant storm
are heard towards the east and ere long il will |
break upon you in all its fury. Take care lest Won /
he caught in the tolls which you have spread for /
Others. We speak in the earnestness of our heart
and in all Kindness to men whose hearts we know To
beat in unison with our own upon that which is |
vet to be. but viii be in spite of US. Vrbtm sat-"
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Naminntien for Marar,

ST. Louis, March l9.--naniel G. Taylor was unan-
imously nominated for Mayor yesterday by Con-
ventlon of Democrats and Bell Everett men. Reso-
lutions adopted that we will recognize no issue
ia the approaching municipal election other than
Republicanlsm and anti-Republicanism We chal-
lenge the Republican party Of this city to meet US
onfthese issues; that in choosing our candidates We
require no other qualification than honesty, capa-
bility, fidelity to the Union, and opposition to the
Republican party The ticket is called the Union.
anti-RepublieaA ticket.
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rEv1rn osse. ~ 49,. Bras Roraz, February 90 1851
ma s, $50 &C., = o. ta Loaisiez SAFE SEMI
hapiass PARISH La viii be vacant on The IL - s
los ne position, addressed 10 10 Pt
SATURDAY, April sth. -'1- YIN be received a1t1
TIE salary OF tie Supesinfend-n+ 4. -. =.
dssd dollars per annn In aden be receives % 1ss -
aoilsfs Pef .rn1m IS vrainanee ccer 49,;
ling house IL provided for him ee Or eEs-e ofei
AsnnistrstiFe capacity, Professional ruIliss-~
Viii viii be souggt for BY the Board. f-AAea.l'hs
THOs. o. MOORE
Governor and qci0 President o. the Board Of
II ? The Nashville Unicn and Aneriean Irsrt - -
Zen lines before March 9oths and SIND bill us ofc5sts
Rouge (La.) Advocate.
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"WILLAKD's HOTEL.

/
Il was called here to vote Ia the House. and will
return to Richmond tomorrow. The Republican
party is utterly demoralzed disrupted and broken
up. Cameron and Chase, Weed and Greeley can
never affiliate. Lincoln is a cross between sand
hill crane and Andalusan jackass He is by all
Odds the weakest man who has ever been elected
worse than Taylor, and he was bad enough. l
believe Virginia, under his follies and perDetes,
will secede 1t viii take time, and she will act de-
iberately, and with her goes all the border slave
States / was sent for by him. | speak what
know. He is vain, weak, puerile, hypocritical,
without manners, without social grace, and as he
talks to you, punches his fist under your ribs. He
swears equal to Uncle Toby. and in every paFticu>
lar, morally and mentally. have lost all respect for
him. He is surrounded by set Of toad eaters and
bottIe-holders. and did not know what the Adams
amendment wss until ! told him. In addition to
this am perfectly satisfied he is an AbOiitionst of
the Lovejoy and Sumner type"
"Such is your God. Oh! leraeli"
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WaFlfke.

We publish and call attention to an article from
the n. Y. 7Tass of the 18th ABoUr FoRT SUMTER
When we take into consideration that the Times ha
.enersllv been considered Mr.. Stewards New York
city organ, this article is one of unusual signih
canoe evincing the hostile intentions of the Admin
istratiOn. We sincerely hope that the dispatches
arc true which announce that orders have Deer
forwarded fox the evacuation of the fort, put We
are convinced now that evacuation is not indicative
of peace policy. but the result of military neces
sity.
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TPE RESULT IN NORTH CARoL1SA-The people of
North Carolina have voted by about $50 majority
against calling State Convention. The Raleigh
Sais Journal divides the delegates elected as follows
Secessionists 46, conditional submssonists 20, un-
conditional submissiopsts 81. The Raleigh Standard
contends that 40 unconditional suhmissionisa were
elected,
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Cleveland telegraphs to the Cincinnati Eaquir'
er that the Administration will make desperate
efforts to build up party in the Border Slave States
and that LINCOLN is anxious to crafty PRENTICE,
Harvey. Gov. JOHNSON, DC. in his appointments
Undoubtedly the aid of these politicians in fostering
Northern sentiment in our midst, entities them to
Mr. LNooIN's entire confidence.
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NO, vow oompIlmentarr.
From the Easton Argus

The folloYIng is an extract from letter written
by prominent member of Congress to gentleman
in this place. 1t was not intended for publication
and gives no very complimentary account af old
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PHOTOGRAPHY
MIR. nOLREAR

EX1ILL teach elass in this useful Art from 10
wv night, IN KiSkman's Bading, Summer New
Pupils will be received in the class during present
The class will be Taught by the use OF such piano.
raAAIc Illustrations - will lessen the labor OF
the learner onehah 80 - The present slow
cumbersome style Of ~ ~ writing suited the age or
rat boat and mail cart aveng but the OF
railroads requires the Pen not to eghhs OF the
tine o. the writer Tbepeople OF Nashville have paid dery
Ter being grossly deceived regard the utility Of this
be with wkh 81 be learned which deception
the pupils Of the Public Schools might have had Its advantages
<e instead Of having the Schools the theateF
PEvs speculation, under the saRcon Of he pseeEn Of
education"
Mr. D. gives lessons 10 Penassship a. usual,
Dar2icn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-21

The OVERLAND MAu--The Galveston tTexasl
Ners Of the 9th inst has the following paragraph
The Dallas Herald contradicts the statement taken
overland mail that the Texans on the frontier had
interrupted the coaches of that mail and stopped
their transit by force. The Herald says that not
word of this ia true .--
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From RaEton.

Mr.. ARCHIBALD, Engineer,inChief Of the Nary, has
resigned his place. to go to Montgomery, wheKe ne
has accepted similar position.
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BosToS, March 2O.-The steamer Niagara sailed
crILiVerPool to-day. She took no.specie.
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J. D. W GREEN JSO. =. HAGAN
Magazines for February.
G0DEY'S LADYsS BOOK for February. tus. "a.
eelVed by aRERN 4 20
PETERSON's LADIES' MAGAZINE, FOR Psb.
ruary, justreceved iy GREEN 4 90
ARTHUR'S HONE MAGAZINE, rF,bruarv
Just received By GRaEs 4 IN
Daily Papers cents n Y Herald I.oui.v;Ii,
Journal, Cincinnati Coumercal, baltimore SUM- Chafleson
mercury st. souis Republican, Louisville Courier, &c. &c
NEW ROCKS.
We are constantly receiving the new and popnlar NE "
BOOKS in PAPER and Cloth hindinrs
LITERARY AND NEWSPAPERS
we keep eRkAT Of Literary ar Newspapers zhh
would get reading matter cheap. - = -
Stauonery.-Our stsck Of Letter, Noss Ard FooIscsn
Is large States INKS Steel and Gold Pens Binnk
book, Check, Note and DrAft Books, &c &C.
Call at GlRRv A RI
janl6-d&wn NJ n f1st,ss, g..
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rnursDAr rssnn,se. march q. 1861.

In order to do justice to our advertising patrons
we shall hereafter put larger proportion of our
reading matter on the first page.
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INTERESTING LETTER FROM CONsTAN.
TINOPLE.
English AbolIrIsnIs,. ON the ori.,,

FEELINGS OF A S0UTHERNER IN EUROPE
We are permitted to publish the following inter-
esting letter from Southerner now in Constants
nople to a gentleman in this State:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
TO VII

sly Stock II native vines c0mprige al The v8fit-
able varieties with which 1 an acquainted. Tbs
plants have been produced with greateaFe, under tho
most favomblo circumstances f0r healthy dsVeloD-
ment, and surpass In eEeelicney any thai haFeheEe-
tOfars been able 70 ofer. 80
For the fall trade. only = limited SUPPLY 81 Uafon
Village, Lrnoir, Lincoln Pau ne, EhingbugE. Tly-
lr (or B%uiiti,J aud Aliens Hybudh offered or
best Delaware Iayers, also, The suDpiyb nos large,
but quality unequaled.
The stock from Delaware. single eyes groHn both
in house and open air. g. large and bBc. For vine
yard planting some strong vines grated on CataW-
ba and Isabella stocks are offered % q low price
roots very strong.
Very large ~layersof Diana, HoFbemont, ani Con
cord, grown with especial care for imnediafe bear
ing. Good layers Of Anna, Rogers Hybrid, ~ kinds
also Clara, Cassidy, To kalan. Eebecen, AilieTB
Louisa, Logan, Emily, Canby's Angus, Hudssb, Il.
Prolifc, Cuyahoga. 81.
A gsneralasortmout Of foreign varieties fof VI
ncries.
OF Downing's Eys-bearuz Ma,5arry the supply
T. not large. aud a great para ~ The trees already
ordered. They are very vigorous, ard the NCod
vel grown and mlsurel.
Wholsule deseriptvol st ssot 20 those w1o uiss
b form clubs, On appiication. List aiso sent %
dealers. Fourth edition " Ius-ztsd Caihfoeas
sent Tor two three ee1t stamfs lt designed O. b8
a luli and c0mpT-aclf-rc ueatlse on ths mealge-
mems 81 the vine, gsfiug slsa inleIm-tion nt pR--
ehassrs ard grgsers are surrlsei Oh need. Fartse-
ularalrceiions arc glg1n foF she preparation q uas
al and planting. aul the directions far triiaius
areHiustntcd By miuy car-i4Iiy prepared easnag-
ings.
Ihe descriptions 90 IRE 81 rio e. wiz be found
accurate ard Trustworthy. being lawn from parson-
al knoweledge, AMI Tssy cyE,us aaerntiou.
c W. GRANT.
IONA. NEAR PEEKSKILL,
Wcslchesfer CO., EeW York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that iu Iursuancs 81 two
ordcrs 81 ssl8 is-utd by ths District Court otNoma-
ha County. Nebraska Territory. on two judgments
I'm said Court. one in lavorof Oliver Bennett y COm-
p-nv. aul tho otbcrin ftv1r az William i. Endsfs
4 Company and blfh agiiust Augustine Lytord end
lshaH p. H.ru. partner. under tho ulm3 ~ Lyfor1
4 Horn.I viii offer fer sHle nc public auction, 70
BrownviIle. az thedror II the House iu which no
last term orfhc District Court wsshold, ca Monday
the 18th day er May a p 1851, at half paf
ten o'ciYek a. 81. ~ said daF, the follow
Ing described rrai cstate t1-wit: lat uumleT 3 10
birk number 800. with the sforrhnusc and az The
mpr,yru- ntst thereon. Situated in tLa Tom &c Pb-
ga. Also i"r-G and Tof he northeast and uortwg7B
fractional o%unrtcrs 81 section numj.F3I, in toaushtb
number q, north 81 rrnce number l5.eift 1.-THE 5ta
principal m.ril an. All ihe above described pr5pory
ituatra in enid County ofNcuaLa. tatea 81 tae pro-
perty II said Augustine Lyfsri anl l.bamP. H1fa.
J.B. WELLS. Sheriff.
BY JOHN IT. MORRISON, Deputy.
Aurii 10. 1851 40 81. a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

SEERIFF'S SALE.
Iemas Fntwi.tla-

I'd" ~" ~"
Notice il hereby given thatb BY yirtas Of an sxcsn-
tiyn issued by the Clerk e the DistEes CouTt Of Ne
mahA county, Nebraska Territory, against the de-
frndant James Entwistle iu The abago entitled cause
and in favor u the plaintiff therein I. T. Whyto q
Go. for the sum OF ono hundred and thirty-sovon
dollars end seyenty-avc cents, and The costs q Buit
amounting 90 eleven dollars and sixty Ave cents ],
j. B. Wells, Sheriff q said county In said T%erritar1
have levied upon and viii aGer for sale % public
auction. 40 che door Of the house in which the lass
term Of the said District Court Ter said county vas
held, on Monday tho I3th day Of May, n a, 1881, ~
The hour Of 10 oicl Oh, a m OF said day, the following
described property, to-wit; The southeast quarter 81
northwest quarter Of section number 30, tgHnghip
nunbsr 5. Of range Us, east ~ the 9th prineipal
meridian, containing 40 acres the above property
situated ia Nemaha county taken as the property q
James Entwistle. j. WELLS. SherR
ByJ.H- MORhisOS, Doputy.
AnrI n. 1881. nl0-5t-s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
BrownyiIle. ApriI4 1se1.-1y

NOTICE is h, rehy given that under and by virtue
Of an assignment made and executed to me by ! I.
White, and recorded in Miscellaneous BOOK NJ. 1
Df thu records remaimingin the effect the Register
Of Deeds of the county Of Nemaha in the Territory
oG Nebraska I will. upon saturday the IS h day oi
May. a. ID. 1861, between the hours Of "ns aud three
u'clnrk, proceed to sell Ut a]ucti"n. in front If the
office Of the County Clerk e said county in said
Territory. the Glowing described real estate and
personal property, to-wlt:
East half uf northwest Of southwest section 20
town 5. range rs: 20 acres.
Southeast Of northv est section 80, town 5, range
rs 70 acres.
Northwest or section 3. town 5, range Is 100 acres
Northeast or. see. 10. town 3, range 10: $50 acres.
Southeast qr. sec. 10, town D, range -; 1850 acr-s.
West haIfOf southeast az. section y, town o. range
II: so acres
Onr lot Of In commencing forty rods cast Of iny
suuthwcst corner If southeast quarter Of section u
town 3. rang. Is. east. thence running east ~ -'r--
ton line forty r,d-. thence north Tory rds. rheI -,
west forty rods. thence south forty rods 90 place a.
beginning containing ten acres M r. "rlss.
lots . and IS. block 81. Middle Brsyavl
fo, =. ID ok p. B1,wnv o..
LIT if. klrck ., Er WHY llr.
lot. - aud Is. block - wi'h hone. Brpwrvi'l.
Lots l.. 2 81. 5. 6. 10 II. u, i. H. - aud Is ia
block a. Western Division.
lots IL >. / SO, 7.S.9 D.. 10. u. Is. Is. Il, Is. 10
20 in block r. Western Division.
Two slaves. one block and tackle.
The above pToperty t. b. sold by ms for sash ir
hand to the highest bidder.
Assignee of l.. T.. Way C..
NOTICE.
All person, having claims = stiu.t The late frm If
/. T.. Whyto 4 Co... o. 1T. Ehyte, are hereby mott
fed to present the same on or before the lIth day al
IL. SWAN.
Assignee 81 |. T. Whyte.
April II, 1851. nlO-6cSi7-50
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

SABzA-we have long supposed this celebrated drus
Rad come o. an explndedhumbur, but we are assuredby
"o>eshucd IN the healing srt, that not TIE Sar,apa-
nIiar>en IL 20 be blamed Tor this conclusion, but the
"iserahle Worthless prorarations which oin;ain sbout
- much 81 rs real virtues a. they DO % Gold dust
AZ q o'muiegeial fact that Almst al Il he Sarsapa-
u'ta gsthe cd IN the world ls consumed In The old o.un-
t-es or Elrupe. Ehere the science q medicine his
reached IL hishest perieedon- aud where they know
The te,t what Co enipioy Tor the mastery II disease -
henco We are glad 70 aad thsf we are nuw 20 have :
omp und 81 this excellent alternative, which can &c re-
he'd on. and our oommuuny will M need tobe assured
that anything DoCtor AYER mskes Is worthy ct their
0nndeaoe. Hehss been Ter yeIrse EaEedin ehmipst
ing this remedy lsee aave -usiug e5lumn9 designing C
nateitsts "ohicf d'Ourrs which shOsld sdathecrov
nIno glory 70 bis already euviable reputation -Amer-
oaa Cct Neu Tonk 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

PURSUANT T. au order q tho Probate Court q
Nemlha county. Nebraska. made Oh the ga dag q
February a ID 1851, the undcrigned, admilistrtt0r
u the estate u George Englehardr deaeased, on ot!-
urlay the Ssh day of june A Dl86l. o. 2 o'clock =
". in front Of the once u th8 Probate Judge q
Neuaha County, in BroWuville. viii of5r for salcat
public vcnduc the following described real property
~ a part q the estate Of the said George Englehards
h wit the west half q the . uth west quarter 81
section No. eighteen, On township No. 5 Of range No.
thirteen. east. situate in said county. .
Terms Of payment One half cash in hand, ons
fourth 10 three mJnths, and one fourth in HiE monihs
from the tyne Of -ale. JOSEPH SHUIL,
March Z, 1851 .u35 Administrator-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

New Road ? Hary,y SUI
feyor; T. n. Gre,m .. n. UPd' grove.
5nd T. D. Crook, Road C,nml,slouers.
lrnved here lhis morning, having located
J new road from Nebraska Guy TO this
Place. n followsIho foot OF The bluff The
eurirc d%is'auc, tttw, en- he two rawns,
,1c,gl whenii crosses the Peru bottom
Fnl >horleR: HE r,ule somc 4 miles; ma
lug the distance % miles from the levcr
al Nebraska Glyto Main Street Brown.
F!e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
PrOhata NOtiCe.

WHEREAS WIN. B.. Phillips adminisiTator Of he
estate IL John Noys. deceased, has made application
to the Probate Court Of Nemaha county, Nobraska
Territory, for one years extensi1n 81 tine d coilal
the assets o. said estate and pay che debts and leSa-
cies chargeable against the same.
Notice Is hereby given that ] have Get he 2Zdday
March. a d 1851 ,nt 10 O'Clock n m, na the time Tor
hearing said application az my ofis8 in Brownsville
10 said county, when and whcre al persons Interest,"
ed may attend and show cause Why the sid extern
sion Of time should not BE- allowed.
Witness my hand and seal tbs. 81 day 10 harsh
n d 1851. fn35-5t-S8) q. W. WHEELER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
Pure Bred Fancy PouIlrf.

For sals-Biaek Spanish. Wbito Dorkings. Golden
and Spangled Polands. Sebright, Black african red
end white Bantans, white and Wild Turkeys. Pea
Fowls. white and brown Houg Kong. Bremen and
wild Geese, White Gre ted" Aylesbargh and Nus
e0vy Ducks. Common and Madagascar Rabbits.
All animals sold will be carefully boxed with the
necessary feed, and delivered ~ the Express ofice.
address W. A. COOLING, Oak Lawn
n3TE5 Lockport, Win Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
COLORED PLATES
OF FRITTS AND FLOWERS

VIZ have artists constantly employed 10 painting
specimens o. aIl kiuds q fruits, shrubs EFergreen5
and Fiawers. ard can supply uErsery agents ~ others
wifh any guanfirv. either b1und orln sheer. Our t1lgd
volumes are lufendet o. contain all that an agent WIZ
require in selling q iist of General NurserT products.
We aGer them much uuler The usgaI price. and can
furnish the bcuud volumes very lows and We have u1
hesltsncy IN saving that Tie execution 81 the artist ana
Likeness 10 nature are rs surpassed by aur IN the
esan-ry. Cali a. the AdUerfiser once and ZEE sse4-
men haok ENSIGN FORD,
Av5a32Fv2u3l Ohio Ngrseries, Toledo, o
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
.-. hr k.4 tngf ffH ltr'
ItD.Id ~ VT Ff&H
E\IviSyc GIT Book establishment
aGFJRGi.As E1ANS y
nof3gf6s Rh klo. qhip.

No. - NI
Wb're geo" co" 60 o"'"ng pa Fl""'-
is"E- "t i,r' '''#r ~ AZ ,,lt.
E"ll'h! '".N "a'N "a, >. &C.,.
rN'k>' '.''A ~" 100
ia.hand- A@ rs '"r v y 80
h'ffN'l e." W' ~
u 'l' +" '.'"is
R"'A, 90 fnV'l 10 k''t 'l'-i
.griby! l~uk>'t MlvehlHr,'
rs EoEs 40 'l = tAsfs "a Z ~
G"eNs3 o.u' ilG"',.s N.ts e.,
- ii. a. PIN.
H,'h',l',; nafN ~ ~ 49, S,arcs,cg
l'''h>' ,'"Ns 'l '"~!',S' 80 T..
'''i j ','nl'i'"" ~"
venue 49, A'n"l,' N1''nl q
us H'ril'y> Lay fh~,lh- '''1' p'r
j. II 'ut "uf' ~rput"' u ,"ancg.' N"'
i.v,s 81 ST p, > i""' -
l''ht ~t t't' 49, .
"i 40 I'hAss rtt'tr' ~
.tf"'-
"ll1 "ti'-
l' 90 m-n. af Fit're NtrA 7" "i'''"I
'"'F WFf WV OF :"
~ It ihtD 'a'" 80 '"9
'hueh' 'tdE"" '"t' .h'""'eN''se" .TN','."E
nr'su'l i"f>ehi Nhii""''u'hhes y"
ird i.tt .r'rcf hnurute ainnuut paia Tor uf = 'oh-
NEAp toF NHLA0Slt lI' AZ Ut
NAN, oniH gA q, y ~ ny -, -
''rffehth fflesf"g u r"Hhihe "m uhu I"tuHe"
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
Flowers, Fruits, &c.

JOHN 4. KENNIGOrT. at the Grove Nursery.
West Mortified, H.. has ready fordelivey
Bulbs, especially Tulips az the low rate d $3.50
peg 100. and $50 per thousand for large roots.
Strawbcrries, Of at the mpst approved varieties.
from ? 70 { dollars a Thousand for most, a few sorts
like Wilson's Albany. higher Evergreens 20 % 90
cents per foot, according 10 variety and fyrm--ave-
rage 25 cents.
Fruit Trees in good variety. Apple az from 8 a.
Is dollars per 100 and the smaller the cheaper and
better fOrdistaHt customers.
Small Fruits--Currants. Houghton GoosebcrrJ,
Raspberries. Biackberros, &c..mue lower than ever
offered before.
Ornamental Trees, Roses and other Hardy shrub
bory. in great variety and Abundance; and 10000
small 90 large plants Of Upright Honeysucki0s. ill
All. Spireas. DeutEia ScabrI. Prim. &r..Ht from ! 70
10 per hundred. And the beautiful Diebgfra SPEC
aJaIis aud other choice perennials at from / 50 70 2
per dozen, and common things-all desirable-a
about half price.
Catalogues by mail on application and every
thing safely packed Tor distant interpretation and
a. a rule most things sold az ab0DS ten per cent. les.
in autumn than sPring. f-no-I-Yl
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

M,rrTws aud MEDFoRD are again
|-ea.ing their Tanning Mill Establish
] CO.. on Second between Main and At
|uiG AID will soon be "themsrlves
gam Their enterprise and industry
\ c~.mmvndalle aud must surely meet us
.I.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

The Governor of N,lra-ka SAu'L Y.
Back, las issued a Tr,clamati callul
90 lie va,ious portions 1T the Terrforl
e crgni1f N;limry C%,mrari So %,
10 be r,udy Tor auv ,m' rgrury
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09
CAUTION.

AZ certain unprineilied persons are attempting %
palm Of IN the unsuspectiDg public. limitations of my
PREPARED GLUE. ] wsu.d eaatiun al persons o.
exsmine before purchasing, and sec that the fuli
namr
W@SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE-1
is on the outside wrapper all others are sWindling
equnterfsits
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-09

The "URIOn We baru ihol Mrs>r>
HeLLApAy & MAUN lave decd i 60
Remove lhrir press 20 ,hi- CRY. They
hav" issue a prospectus. hul n lhsy haue
failed so SIND .uS'a copy, we caunoi give
u Publication ihis wrek.