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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-20

SERVED THEM RIGhr We learn that two
or three of The Yankee officers got oD drunk
in Cbarlottes vile Monday, aud commenced
cutting up" for the purpose OF astonishing the
natives During thyiT antics they insnlt"d
laly. when one OF the Tiger ilss, from l. 'uiSl
ana, who Witnessed il, pitched intI them aud
gave them genteel drubblEg, which will S I'VE
i is hop 4. 10 meF.d sheir manners, and teach
them that Sou ,hefn women Hrs not to be ) 3suled
by Yankes seoundrels though they may wear
epaulettes -Lyart5Hrg heP"5is ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-20
"EXFRECT +"
HEADCUARr - y STER I,EFa ETalENT,
JoB:NTI. Ai-s-. "a 3 - a, leb-.
General 0Fgers No. 81.

II ALI of-c - and lr.,R 5s aassat fr5z iheir
Il . D. SIS for tetel dasF, pJ.IorG leave shall be
. uissa o.l lh- rnsls Artny. aud sst-rsd
ls .i--zst-rs- we rested, sAa hc Huished
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tlo iss yst..-e r a. -uvh.
IS eglu- zul of Gen BFAUFTG RID
IsiE.sdI GEUEfSE Wa BREET.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-20

4 WI. CAN KEFTHER COLLECT go'EY DDF
a as tar bag eocas on time must s- t5r cast
- g.op- our doors. Our friends VII readily dseoYei
tig necessity t0T selling
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-20

A Washington correspondent Of tie S. Louis
EepuJIicaa dashes of ;his picture Of pair Of
wortLics in Congress:
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

ScOrbutic diseases are the parent stock from which
arises a large proportion of the fatal maladies that at-
fiet mankind They are as it we're a species of potato
rot in the human constitution, which undermines and
corrupt all the sources Of its vitality and hastens Its
decay. They are the germ from which spring, Con-
sumption, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Liver Com
plants, and Eruptive Diseases which will be recog
nized as among those most fatal and destructive TO the
races Of men. So dreadful are its consequences to hui
man life, that it is hardly possible to over estimate the
Importance OF an actual, reliable remedy, that can
sweep out this Scrofulous Contamination we sas-
~s0a We snUFf procia1m weiconie news to our readers Of
one from such a quarter as will leave little doubt gifts
ehacacy--aRd still more welcome. when We tell them
that it really does accomplish the end desired. We
AYERS S-ARsAPARILLA, and it is certainly worthy the
attention Of those who are ahiicted with Scrcfals or
scrotulOus eomplaints.-Register, Albany. N. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

The following list Of the killed and
wounded in the Nebraska First was fur
nished the Omaha Republican by Adju-
TAM Strickland. 1t appears from il that
Co. escaped without any being killed
ComsAN1 A-Privates N. H. Bates,
Jas. S. Swim, Albert E. Tosier. and AL
eernon H. Pratt wounded slightly.
CoMPAEY B.-Private John Roggen-
sack, killed; Corporal H nry Butrem,
and privates John Hansen and Matthew
Mirgen wounded slightly.
COMPANY C.-CorpOrals Jas G. Miller
and VIM. H. Tucker severely wounded;
privates Curtis and Chase wounded.
COMPANY D.-First Lieut.. L. P. Gil
Ielte, seuerely wounded in the arm Sec
ond Lieut.. Charles E. Provost wounded
slightly in the side.
COMPANY E.-First Lieut.. S. N. Cur
ran wounded slightly in thE arm; Ser
geant Reeves wounded slightly; ~privates
L. R. Hutton, Chas. Douks, F. Ritten-
house slightly.
COMPANY sergeant VIM. p. SwIg-
grit diem of wound privates Smith, z.
futile, and j. Scales severely wounded.
ComPANY G.-Capt. John McConihe
wounded severely in the arm; LIST Lieut..
T. J. Wealherwax slightly.
CoMPANY H.-Svrgeant James E. Cox
killed.
COnrAsYI Corporal Jno. B. ThOmp-
son killed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

Missouri PoLITIcs. = An animated
canvas is going on in the St. Joseph Dis
trict, Mo-, between Ex-GoY. Stewart
and John P. Bruce, editor of the ST Joe
Journal. Stewart shows the traitors no
mercy--calling them murderers, thieves,
and Williams, and declaring he does not
want one of them to vote for hiua; while
granny Bruce goes il on the half-and-hal
principle-says the Secesh are our breth-
rem, and should be treated kindly, and all
that. We fear hat Bruce wall be elect
ed. He will get the traitors votes, and
all those Of the galvanized Union men,
like humself.. We have not faith enough
IN Missouri 10 believe that unconditional
UniOnism al overcome a combination of
treason and milk-and-water Kansas
Chief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
80 Maior.G General Commandin
The McCOOks, Register.

Daniel McCook, of Washington City,
formerly Of Ohio, recently went up the
Tennessee river, we believe in the capac-
ity of paymaster. His sons are as fol-
lows:
/. Col, George w. McCook, who act
ed as Commissary and agent Of the State
in the opening of the war, for several
months, not now in the military service.
9. A. Mcdowell McCook, Brigadier
General Second Division Bueli's corps f.;
was in the recent battle of Shiloh.
8. Robert L. McCook. Brigadier. Gen
eral distinguished at Carnifex Ferry,
Va, and Mil Spring, KY.
A. Daniel McCook, jun, Assistant
AdjItaut-G General.
3. Edwin Stanton AIcCook, Captain in
Logan's Thirty-frst Illinois Regiment.
6. Latimer McCook, Surgeon Thirty
first Illinois.
q. John McCook; killed at the battle
of Bull Run, refusing to surrender him
self.
DIR. John McCook, of S~teubenville
ODAOs oAOLHEl Vi lIC liSl ndLlCQs ID SGlllUI
Surgeon on the Glendale, a hospital boat
for the care Of the Ohio wounded. His
five sons now in the service are
l. Edward McCook, Col. Second Indi-
ana formerly Briogeland's) cavalry.
2. Arson G.. McCook, Major Second
Ohio regiment, was the first man in his
county 70 volunteer; was in the battle of
Bull Run.
3. Roderick S. McCOok, Lieutenant 10
the Navy, commanding the ''Stars and
Stripes" He had charge Of the mortar
battery, on shore, at the capture of New
burn.
a. John J.. McCoOk, First Lieutenant
First Virginia remiment, distinguished at
Phi!ippi.
S. Henry c. McCook, Chaplain Forty
first Illinois. Raised two companies OF
volunteers at the opening Of the war,
This is no complete record, buta mem.
orandum, only, and imperfect. as TO the
services of the several members of the
family The tvO fathers are natives of
Pennsylvania, and all their sons Of Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
FLOWER y BY MAEL.

The subscriber will send By mail. postpaid, any o.
the SEEDS herein named, on receipt u price.
They are Of bis own raising, and are warranted 70
grow, II the directions are followed, and o produce as
splendid flowers OF their class, as any EED that can
be obtained, either in this country or In Europe.
Especial attention is called 70 the Asters, Pansies,
Petunias, Portulaccas, Salpiglossis, Heliehrysuu1s, Ja-
pan Pinks, Double Larkspurs, etc, etc, the varieties
Of which have been 50 mixed, that persons procuring .
package OF each, will get splendid assortment at very
small cost. PrieeHen cents per package ST one d0iias
Asters-A mixture Of the anssi, including C~oeardcau,
Hedgehog, PampOne, Emperor, Tfahaut's' etc, al vefy
Balsams-very large and double, all coIers, extra.
CelOsia Spices Nsva-Bsautfa1 spikes o. f8athery
Cosnledium-very pretty. resembles c0rsoysis.
CampauulaG randihors-Large aoWering, Beiis-FloV-
Double zinnia-vsry rare. grown hrst IN America last
DeiThiuum FOrmOsum-Large blue. show and inais-
pensable.
Double English Daisy-A beautiful rtsls Plant, All
cOlors.
all eolors from white TO crimson.
Hollyhock-From the newest and hnest English prize
Japan Pink-A mixture Of Heddswlgi and Laeinatzr.
will bloom the hrst season, large and splendid, al e2l-
ors. Il
Oriental POppy-PsrennlaI, very large, tF-niantsear-
Psasy-spisndid, mixed. lnclasing tie large Engllsh,
prizes, French ETC., FapsPB black German striped,
Petunis-4u o. the splendid new varieties Of the late
impOrtations.
PoTtulscca-IneludIu the nov varieties o. striped.
yellow, white, scarlet etc.
Phlox Drumnondif-Yery brilliant varieties, mixed.
PhlOx, PeTennial-Seeds saved from anest named va
Tieties.
saIpiglossIs-A spiendid mixture Of white, yellow,
blue, scarlet, crimson, and intermediate shades
Sweet Wiiliams-Fr0m Hunts uarIVaied cJllgcti1n4
Ver5enas-Seeds saved from named varieties.
Double Lark purs-IncludiBgt the Tall and Dwarf II
separate papers.
Descriptive Catalogues, containing other varieties,
with Dis orffnnq FIR cufluro WfI hn rnnt N All arfTfta
cants. Address pa. B. LUM,
April 3, 1852. n39-IW Sandusky City, Ohio
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

There is a very great probability that
Kansas will become, by a large majority,
secesh, in the course of a few monlhs.-
LeaUenaCOrh Inquirer, .fpriI IL.
Such is the boast made by the Inquirer.
And if traitors are encouraged aud pro-
tecled, and loyal men held IN the s%.rictest
subsection, as has been the case for some
time past, the hnqairer's prediction will
soon be veriied.-KansGs Chief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

A number of cities throughout the
North, heretofore strongly Republican,
have gone Democratic, this Spring, by
large majorities. This is the best COM
ment we know of, upon the incessanI
p~alaver of certain sheets which would
make the good Of the country secondary
10 party, that it is principally Democrats
who have gone to war, awhile the Repub-
licans stay at home and enjoy the steal
ing. The result Of recent elections shows
just the reverse to De the fact.-KanSas
Chief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
Emancipation in South carolina


A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune at Port Royal writes:
"Gen. Hunter has begun 20 issue free
papers TO the negroes entitled under The
act of Congress to their freedom, By vir-
tue of services compulsory rendered tc
the rebels. Printed forms are prepared
requiring only to be filled with the name
of he former slave. and the signature Of
me General commanding who enamel
pates him. The following is a copy Of
the first:
"It having been proved to the entire
satisfaction of the General commanding
the Department of the South, that the
bearer, VIM. jenkins, heretofore held in
involuntary s~ervitude, has been employed
directly 10 aid and assist those in rebel
lion against the United States of Ameri-
ca:
"'Now, be it known to all that, agree
ably to the laws, / declare the said per-
son free, and forever absolyed from all
claims TO his services. Both he and his
wife and his children have full right to
go North, South, East, or West, as they
may decide.
a. Given under my hand, at the head
quarters of the Department of the South,
this nineteenth day of April, A. D. 1862.
d. HUNTER,
"s Major-G General COMMANDING
"That document passes into history as
the first act of emancipation on the soil
or Doutn CaT0lIna ny the GENERA Gov
eminent of the United States. The
bearer of it is now on the Atlantic, on his
way to the North"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

r,svrR. ESQ, has become the
4. + - Brownville advertiser, 0ios
lpr . d promoted TO a Colonelcy:
v. Eg alSoSgiy Black Republican, and
Der i.m him into the fraternity, with
reloon into a pOliti,a al grave-De-
ba a. Usying the sexton" -Nebraska
TsIoo j US int the fraternity, iniO
.g,i.,l gravel This is another ex-
. ,bSOld adage that ''misery loves
Are we to infer that the
fraternity are politically in the
=, merely the editor of the Newsl
Nose it is only the latter. The
secession symPathies Of the
...,,o Of that paper are sufficient 10
.rv eptOmb any man who under
=. - edit ii. We are told that Hon. w.
! n~-o4s. notwithstanding his strong
..a,iments, and Legislative ex-
..,o failed to be elected Speaker Of
~, E,use Of Representatives, mere
hs,,o.s he had once been editor of
|. Nebraska City .Neus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

Nebraska stock has been often Dragged
over. One specimen we saw this week
is worthy Of special mention. Charley
Gerber brought 10 The block a steer for
which be paid 500 cash. Il WEIGHED
over 1900, pounds. and was raised by
Capt. D. De. Anderson. on bis farm, four
miles North Of the city. The Capt. is
not only a successful PRACTICAL farmer, but
he is progressive, and keeps pace with all
agricultural improvmenis--in implements.
modes Of farming, end especially in the
breeds Of stock-Nsbraska CITY N5es.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

CoSrIYENTAL MoGTHEY.-m Uucunvr
blamn we publish the prospectus of this
Jew monthly. 1t is sufficient to say that
is under the Editorial control of CHAs.
b~oDFREY LELAND, and that "ARTEMAs
Nam" is one of its contributors. We
ue seen the first four numbers and find
Rn fully as interesting as any magazine
b The United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
the buggy.

Monsieur Car, has for sale a lot Of
arden Seeds Of his own raising, here
Nebraska. Those who want fresh
d, about which there is no doubt should
s%ronize him. His seed are al the Bar
Shop of Monsieur Roy
Mr.. Car has also over a hundred bush
Of potatoes, Of several varieties, suit
BE for seed, whichhe will sell cheap for
hh.
He will also have, in about ten days, a
lrge quantity of Sweet POtatoe Sprouts
sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
PLANTS By MAIL.

we viii send 10 any post once address IA the coun-
try, post paid, and carefully PCT up Sc 81 @ carry saie-
~ enc hurdred good plants o. any variety found in our
catalogue At the prices there anne1ed For instance,
one hundred Wilson's Albany for 81 one bnndred
T~r0llopas Victoria also, one hundred ITiOuPhe DE-
Gand 81, sc.
E~No orders oiled for plants b. mall Tor less than
one dollars worth, " any kind. and when less than
vne hundred are ordered, q mBstbe az ts d0Ssa price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

PrTERsoN's MAGAZINE for June has
Osen Received. In point of time it is ahead
D all other periodicals. Il contains
alF'y-eigLt articles, and sixty five embel-
-shnents. This number contains an unu-
-oal amount of pOetry--several of the
Asces are real gems.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

Col. Forney expects 10 do these things:
1--WE hope, not without reason, on our
forthcoming TOUR through the Southern
States, to hear all the characteristic ac-
cent of the New Highlander in all the viii
lagos. We expect to read our peculiar
literature by the light Of a Pennsylvania
oil lamp, and hear the ticking of a Con-
n%eclicut clock in a good old inn maintained
by a Massachusetts publican"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

No season within the past four years
GAS here been so many emigrants pass
,ag through this city. They are bound
'0F California, Oregon, Utah, Colorado
,nd a large portion for various parts of
Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

The temperance has had quite a
'srlval this spring. Ii has accomplished
s0Oders in Nebraska City as we'll as
BTOwLville. We are told that in the for
aer city, the editor of the NeUs is among
.'Se reformed:
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

The packet Omaha left at our wharf
u Sunday evening, a large lot of freight
VI Messrs. MAUK and SEIoEL. The
Onaha and West Wind have always been
Y 70 limo this season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

We publish this week a letter from
DE army by More Again" written
shortly after the baule Of Pittsburg Land
|ng. 1t was received before we had con-
pol Of the Advertiser, and we were no.
lTare that it had been received until last
seek
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

AfLIeIoUs.-There will be preaching
u.Ne Presbyterian church ia this city
psa' Sabbath at half past ten a. NJ, and
a past seven Pm, by Rev. H. H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
WILSON'S ALBASZ

Twenty-Five cents per dozen. 81 per HUNDRED Three
thouSSnd Tor SO. LEge qaaautes lf same Ete.
FOR one h1ndred dollars We viii furnish ten thousand
Eromphe de GAnd aud tee thcussnd Wilson'E Albany.
Five per cent. Win Hlso ba charged fsz tbs iot, for
boxes ard PACKING.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
STRAWBERRIES.
e co.
n.

ACO4AAAO+ ~
The celebrated Nurse es-Esta5 ished 49, All
KINGS OF Tfees, P ants. small Fruifs Grapes, Bsibs,
GTeeH-House Plants. Stocks Sci .ns. Seels &c, 0lc-.
Al Very lOw rates 70 suit he times. PFIseac alsl gees
sent.
Msrsb ian, 1881. Ioss u
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
General ScOtt's Opinion or Gems.
Mcclellan and HalLeck.

On the Saturday Succeeding his return
to his old home in Elizabeth, N. J.. the
veteran Gen Scott, in the course Of an
interesting interview, and speaking Of
Gems. Mcclellan and HalIeck, said:
"There are two men who can be de-
pended upon under all circumstances and
in every e~mergency--I mean Generals
Mcclellan and Halleck. There is no
doubt they must take things as they meet
them-aHd they have great opposition to
contend with; but General Mcclellan IS.
at this very moment at the work his heart
loves, and which will call forth the ability
of his powerful mind-that of trenching.
engineering and ~besieging. And in re-
gard to Gen. Halleck, be will do his work
like a soldier. There can be no fear of
these two able soldiers doing any base or
disloyal act. They are honest to the
core, and will never betray their coun-
Try"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
GLEAsoNs
LITERARY COMPANION.

an Elsgant. MorsI, and ReGaed ATsceEaneou,
Family JoErsGI,
Devoted to Polite Literature, Wit and Humov, Prose
and Poetic Gems. In politics, and en- all sectartan cues.
lions, It Is neutral, and therefore eEphaticaIly
A PAPER FOE THE MILLION,
AND A WELCOME VISITOR TO THE HOME CIRCLE.
It contains the foreign and domestic news Of the da,
50 condensed IS to present the greatest possible amount
Of Intelligence.
THIS MAMMOTH WEEKLY
is printed on fine white paper, with new ana beautiful
type, contains dfteen hundred square inches, and is q
large weekly paper Of sixteen octave pages.
An unrfvallcd corps Of Contributor are under regular
engagements, and every department Is placed on the
mSst finished and perfect system that experience can
devise. Each number will be beautifully illustrated.
Terms-inVariabIY in advance.
/ subscriber, one yes-5 safe
] subscriber, two years, 800
4 subscribers, one year, 500
8 subscribers, one year, 2O9
And one gratis 10 the getter-up Of q club of
After a cub OF 8 has been sent, the getteT-up will
have a right to add, at any time, one OF more subscTi-
bers, to begin with his club at 81 so each.
Specimen copies Will be sent to any one that wishes
to form a club, or see the paper before subscribing.
Single Copies, AGENTS..
For sale at all the principal Periodical Depots In tSS
United States and Canadas.
Published every Saturday, at the corner Of fremont
and BrOmheld Streets. Boston, Mass, by
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

LIGHTNING Rops.-Those wishing to
procure Lightning Rods to protect their
buildings, can DO so by calling on H. H.
Marsh, at the Post Office. No residence,
business house, or buildings of any kind,
bat Sre Of any value, should be without
ope.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

uo,sr DsowKED.-On Sunday last
Iov, SMALL and VIM. THURMAN were
.sinq IN a buggy from this place to As
EnrsH, ater crossing the Nemaha Riy-
1 bsif horses took fright and ran at a
r0us raie, until they plunged into a
ben slough. Messrs. Thurman and
ball hal got out Of the buggy to cross
/. Nemahas and when they. came up
lev found one horse drowned. They
snseded. in saving the other horse AID
.rcatIng the buggy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

EDITORIAL CHABeE.-RoYAL Buck
s feiifred frem the editorial control of
Be Nebraska City Herald. w. H. H.
NATrRs, Esq, is DOW Editor and Propri-
|tOr. He substitutes the old name Of the
PEOPLES Press for that of Herald. In
Iolitcs the paper continues Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

iEHPERANcE.-There viii be a Tenn
i'ianee meeting on next Tuesday even
Ie' Lecture by o. B. HEwETT. al
us Cordially invited TO Attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
NOTICE 10

To Jacob Gearing, William A. Csmbell, Gideon
Johnston, Elmer Graves, James " Dspatys james
MeAvJy, Alfred Ovenden, George W. Smith, H0raea
Smith, John EastaW and Madison BOrk, you are
hereby notified to appear at the Land Office al
BroWnville, n. T., within thirty days from the date
Of this notice, to make additional proof in relation
to your Pre-Emption Claims, in accordance with in
s~truetions from the Commissioner Of the General
Land Ofceat Washington.
RICHARD r. BARRET, Register.
April IL, 1852, RS2-5W-s5
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
LIE Deleware Grape vinss

PRoPAGAPED FROM THE ORIGINAL
STOCK.
Strong, WelET00te6 one Fear 0Ae Tsnes qroun IN
open air, 80 cts to 81 each, S5 TO 10 per do=, Extra
year old DiBes. and No. I, eEfTG large layers, Dith
bearing rood, $50 to 500. 10 90 Si8 PEI dozen,
ALSO fne vines Of A1len'snew white Hybrid. Anna.
Cleveling, Concord, Cuyahoga, Clara Clinton, Casa
dy, Catawoa, Diana, H~erbemont, Hartford, Prolific, IS
Isabella, Logan, lie NOir, Eg61a, Louisa, Lyman, Nor
toms Virginia, Ontario, Oporto Rebecca. Rogersss new
Hybrids, TaylOr's Buliitt, T0-KalOn Union village, and
many other kinds, at low prices.
STRAWBERRIES,
Wilson'S Albany, TrtuEph de Grand. Jenny Lind,
TrollOpe's Victoria. and Austin Shaker Strawberries.
Rirtland. and CatsWissa ever bearing RaspbeTries,
Lawton's BlackbeTres, sc, all at the lowest rates,
Es%Send for q eircular.
GEO. W CAMPBELL. Delaware, o.
Oct. 3 1850. ng6-3nn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

an explosion occurred at a steam-mill
wyoming, otoe county, killing two
Iup'ren. Accidents Of this kind have
sn very frequent ;his spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

SEEDS! SEEDSH
Seeds Of the following kinds Of this years crop
are now ready and win be sent post paid to all Who
send stamps or coin for the same
piaAihus HedaiWiger, lOc-
do Lasciustus, 1Oc.
do MOnstrOssus, I0c.
do Giganteas, IOc.
These anePinks from Japan have never before been
sold FOX less than 25eents per package.
Eternalo OF Everlasting Flower, in eight coiOrs, 100
California Flower. Sc.
Aixed Bzlsamie, SC.
Double DO iOc.
EObers Catchy, Sc.
Daturi WfightH (beautifuD IOc.
Snap Dragon eaue mixed Zoe.
COlumbine, SC.
Star Of Heaven, -.
Spanish Pink, 80.
Chinese do SC.
MnlB do sc.
MonrnIy do Sc.
ConvOIius NnOn, o..
AmbFosia On cOlOrSJ 81.
EiselIa On %cOlors, very b%ezutifaI a0werJ Sc.
English Petunia, Qrom England Toe.
Zinnia Elegaus from Franee,l 1Oc.
Balsam Pear. Sc.
HoliyhoeE seeE. ane English prize lowers, lee.
French Peoples in ten ane colOrs--veTy double
saIpigiossis Caue mfuedl &c,
CoTsopsis ~(mOthlsd &c.
DTumm0ndis Phlo1. Dc.
English Hsartsease, IOc.
MarigoId, double, flower measured four inches y
Od %sid's curis curiyuJ SC.
Ana over thirty varieties conmon 70 the Tower gar
den. me entire lot above enumerated win be sent free
on receipt Of 4l.25, selling price two dollars sad aftesn
cents
Herculus Club Gourd, roc Hubbard squash, f0s.
Lettuce 8 varieties, Sc. lPategOnia do &C.
Ice Cream Watermelon SC. Boston Narrow Squash &c.
Mounfain sprout do SC. lWashingtOn do &C.
Apple Seeded DO &C. Jackson do Sc
Hungarisn DO do fHOu0iulu Equ1sh-4-a squash
Lolisana l0nIy DO do whose flesh is sEaeter than
Anple pie Melon, Sc. ANY sweet potatOb, without
Ryptan DO &c. sugar Tie sees Of this
Negleys CucumbeT, &c. Squash sold last season for
ing Russiau. do Sc. l0ne d0HGT per dCZeR- Put
SHAKE Cucumber - groEslap one doz. in Package FOR
age rect long. curled n lOc, when other seeds are
I'D Ike a snake-an ex- rdered,
ceileat pickle lOc-
African IHilhes Seed, zoe. per ID where stamps
ate sent 10 cover postage
So. : sYhifc sussr Ctre from Georgia, sid
dsiar. ont IS wiy-Ltc cents.
Adircss msa
cvTnegse 0tae
as weiiave a. o6e6 eslzs e
Ausist, 1853 Nenaha Norssry
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
TRIoNPHR d 40

Fifty cents per dozea} g. per hundredi ave thsnss-s
for 946; ten thousand Tor SO; twenty Usasahd -
eiOo- For NE Sloo lut. ase per cent Eil - 2arssi
Tor boxes and packing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

For sac 81 Bargains.
Shinglesl ShinglesI!-

1 wouiG respectfully inform the citizens o. Eemaha
county, thai ] shall endeav0r 70 keep this market sup
Piled with a0od Cottonwood Shingles. wa.oA VIII sell
foreasf; o. take In exchange Cattle Egss Ehea o.
Corn r. BAEaEL
March =, fsS2. [oss-t1
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08

we see Joseph Sheets is building a
a,oence on his lot, corner of Second
ND Water s,res,..
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-08
KN0X FRUlT FARM AND
j. Z Q x
10 10 81 sTRAWBERRIEs.
TRlOMPHE DE cAND,

For description % TITS SUPERB and u~nrivaiied Straw
berry, see oar circuiar- We viii furnish this varsity
and ne Wilson's Albany ne tEo Leading kinds, g. na
folloEinT ratesi