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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-12-04

The following paragraph from the
Jackson Mississippians shows 10 what
etrails the papers in rebedOm are dri.
ven. TlSays: "One- of our exchange
from Louisiana comes to u' printed on
the inside ofordinAry wall paper. The
poper looks quite'respectable on the prin-
led side, but upon opening it. your eye,
ore greeted with all sorts Of figures and
colors, which printers tyre never had
any part in stamping. We presume the
proprietor Of that paper intends to fur,
nish his subscribers with enough of wall
paper to ornament their rooms, thus rem
dsring his sheet doubly valuable.
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Tho United States Of America, In Rem. in
william ". Eewman's, FIXTURE ana
Real and Personal Properly. cOnfiSeatiOn.
WHEREAS, at the Spring Term, 4. .Di
w 1862, Of the District Court Of the United
States for the Western District Of Virginia, at
Wheeling, an information was filed on behalf
Of The United States, by the attorney. therst
for Said District, against William W ,Newman's
real and personal property, described in said
information and sehedules annexed. and situate
in Mason County Virginia, alleging m sub
stance that said Newman isengaged IN The ex'
isting insurrec,ion against the United States,
that at the time Of his becoming so engaged h9
was the owner Of the property aforesaid, and
that he has used or consented to the use OF the
same in aiding said insunection or some per.
son or persons engaged therein, and praying
that said property may DC eoanscA'eu Auu 'oiu
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the m9pltion
under the seal Of the said Court to me directed
and delivered do hereby givepnblic notice 70
all persons claiming any interest IN saia prop,
orty to appear before the Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States Tor the western DIS
trict Of Virginia, At Charleston, on the hrst
dsy OF December. A D 1869. II the same shall
be a ay OF Jurisdiction, or else on the next DAY
Of jurisdiction thereafter, then AND there to ir'
tsf,,sS,s thar e,aiasa sl thsiF allegations
In that behalf. Dated this 9th "a .5k nofe'9A.
her. 1859. EDWARD NJ. NORTON:
Marshal Of the U. 8. for W. D.siVA
Benjamin II. Smith, Dist. Any.
Nov. lSWA.
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NAPOLEON, Fenry Co, O., July I, 1858.

= '
D.. C. W. RnRAcK,- Dcar Sir For the ben
eft Of suffern humanity permit us to announce
through The columns ofyOurcirculaI, the sur
prisins properties ofyGpr Scandinavian Purii
er and blood FILLS. which is assure cure fol, In
digestion aud Liver Complaint, We have sew
rra persons il town, who have bren suffering
with the Liver Complaint aud Indigestion, and
. Notwithstanding that we have as good physi
clans as can b. found in Northern Ohio yet
the disease hsiTlad their Skill. Consequently
we were in state Of dependency until we
c6mmCtrcetI using your Pills, through and by
the advice,of oar friend, Mr.. Brennan Weps.
ed the medicine according TO directions, and
arr now full nflife and hilarity, and our graft.
tl,ls is equal 70 our improvement in health and
spirits When we take into consideration what
VT have been. aud what we are at present, we
feel ike charging ourselves Of The sin Of nsrat,
itude. il we did not Try to announce TO the pub
lie tn great benefits of your Medicine. There
fore we recommend 10 the public at large, the
rxppdicucy Of having recourse TO Your valua'
BE Medicine. and consequently, as in duty
boand discharge what we feel to be our duty,
IN advising persons who are suffering as we
have suffered, to make use Of the only true and
sure cue for he diseases already mentioned,
MRs. GwIN,
- Mas. BhFNSAN.
Mrs. HEAroS.
r, A
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Now, therefore. in pursuance Of the monition
under the seal Of the said Court TO me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice
to all persons claiming any interest in said
property to appear before the Judge Of the dis
trict Court lhe United States for the Western
district Of Virginil at Charleston, on the 6rst
day of December, A, D, 1862, if the same shall
be day ofjursdction or else on the next day
Of Jurisdiction thereafter, then and there TO in
terpose their claims and make their allegations
in that behalf. Dated this 9th day Of Noyem-
Der. A, D. 1862.
EDWARD N. NORTON.
Marshal Of the U S. forthe W. u. DIVA.
Benjamin H. Smith dist atty.
nov l3w4.
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ITO the Clerk of the County. Court Of said
Il County: We Charles Stephenson, Baptist
Gilmore and Charles B. Waggener, three free
holders 81 the sal county, do hereby certify.
that by virtue Of warrant to us directed by
. G,crgc Stephenson, n Justice Of the said cUun-
ty, wehsvc this day, on our oaths, viewed ELIG
appraised horse, taken up by William Dash
NET on his land, as an estray, and assess the
'1alueof said estray at $40 90. The said horse
is about 10 yearsold, fifteen hands high, dark
korrel star in the f,ce, stripe on the nose and
some saddle marks on his back. Given under
nur harls this I'D aay'hf November, 1862.
-. CHAS B. TAGGENER,
80. BAPTIST GILMORE,
CHAS. STEPHENSON.
Copy Teste:
J" .JANESH. HI LLoWAY, Clerk. NJ. Q. G.
dec 4 va
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STOLEN.

STOLEN from the subscriber on the nigh
of the 18th Of this month, from the farm Of Tho,
Lewis, one black, year old horse, over l.
hands high, spare made. with one white hino
loot. A liberal reward will be given for th'
return Of the said horse,
NOV AL JAN u, hOVEV.
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United States Of America, In Rom in cause
49,, VS.. o forfeiture and
Theodore B. Fitzhugh's conf.cation.
Real property.
AXuEREAS. at the Spring Tern, a. 1862
wv Of the district Court for The Western dis.
irict Of Virginia Mt Wheeling an information
was filed on behalf Of the United States by the
attorney thereof for the said district, against
the real property described in said information
of Theodore B, Fitzhugh, late of jackson
County, Virginia, alleging. in substance that
said Filzhugh Is engaged in the existing insur.
rection against the United States that at the
time of his becoming so engaged he was the
owner OF the property aforesaid, and that he has
used or consented II the use OF the same in aid.
ing the said instruction or some person or
persons engaged therein, aud praying
that the said property may be conhscated and
sold rs forfeited to the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the mohitiou
under The seal Of the said Court to me directed
and delivered, ] do hereby give public notice
to nj persons claiming any interest in said
property toappenr before the Judge Of the dis
trict COur, ottle United States for the Western
district ofVirsinia Mt Charleston, on the first
day Of December, a D., 1862 il the same shall
be day ofjarisdicton or else on the next day
Of Jurisdiction, thereafter, and then snd there
to interpnse their claims and make their allega
tons in that behalf. Dated this 9th day Of
Noyenber,A. D., 1862.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
Marshal Of the U. S. for the W D. DIVA.
Benjamin H. Smith, dist, atty.
nov 13wi.
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The United States of America, | In Rem. in
George N, FitEhugh's Real pro- FIXTURE an d
perry. ConhscNtion
WHEREAS, at the Sp ing Term, a, D, 1869.
w of the district Cou Of the United States
for the Western district Of Virginia, at Wheel.
ing an information was flea on behalf Of the
United >tates, by the attorney thereof for the
said district, against the real property, descri-
bed in said information, Of George N, FitEhugh.
late of jackson county, Virginia alleging in
substance that the said FitIhugh Is engaged in
tn existing insurr, ctinn against the United
States, that at the time Of his becoming so en-.
gagged, he was the owner Of the property afore.
said, and that he has used or consent to tho
use Of the same IN aiding said insurNction or
some person or persons engaged therein, and
praying that said property may he confscatel
and sold rs forfeited to the United States.
Now. therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiOn
under the seal ofthe SAID Court TO M rected
and delivered lido hereby give public notice
to all persons claiming any interest in said
property to appear before ;he Judge Of the dis
trict Court, for the Western district Of Virginia
Mt Charleston, on the first day Of December, A D
1858, il the same shall be day ofjurisdiction or
else henext day ofjurisdction thereafter, then
and there TO interposo their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf. Dated this 9th
day Of November n, 1862.
EDWARD NJ. NORTON,
Marshal Of the U, S. for the W. D. DIVA
Benjamin H Smith dist atty
nov l3w4
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MASON COUNTY To.WIT:

VTNo The Clerk the County Court Of said
I County; We John D, McCulloch, John
N. McMullen and John Gedlcy, three lee'hol.
dcrs ofthe said County, do hereby certify, that
by virtue Of warrant to directed by George
Stephenson a'Justiee Of the said county, we
have this day, on our oatls, viewed and ap.
praised sorrel mare taken mp by Chas. D.
Waggener, on his land as IN cs,rSy and assess
the value Of the said mare at ffty dollars, aud
The said mare, Is light sorrel left fore foot
and right hind foot white white stripe in the
face, about fifteen hands high, and about 9
wears old. Given under our hands this 10th
j. y. ,McCULLooH,
JOHN N. McMULLEN,
%, JOHN COOLEY.
Copy Teste; ....
JAMES u. HOLLOWAY, CHI, MOO
dire, va.
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@0R SALE.
IMMENSELY VALUABLE
Coal 4 SALT PROPERTY


| GfTUATE al the town Of West Columbiai
- Mason County, Virginia. This property
is largely improved, having many valuable
buildings, Salt Wells Ead other fixtures.
BY virtue of three several deeds oftrust exc.
cuted to Abner W Hogg, TO secure the pay:
ment Of various bonds therein specified, and
payable to John MrCulloch. Moses Mirhbol
and John Hall, one Of which said deeds beato
date the 5th day Of August 1853, and Wat
executed TO the said Abner W. Hogg by VIII
| liam Il. Robbins, another Of said deeds beaHs
date the 23d day u May, 1853, and
executed to tho said AbnerW. Hogg BY the
said william D. Robbins, and third and last
Of said deeds hears date the 24tb day o. NAY
| 1859, and il also executed 10 the said AbneI
W. HopR by the said William B. Robbihs, Gil
Ol which sam trust de6dR ATE duly recnfdeu IN
the Clerks office Of Mason county Court, u
which reference Ia given for further description
Of the property intended TO be sold. ! shall 10
successor or instead Of the said Abner v Hoggs
he being ofinsane mind and ! having been ap'
pointed by deere Of tho Circuit Court Of ma
son county, At It's sbrpg term, 1851, TO sct %
Trustee instead Of said Abner W. Hogg.l shall
pfdcdtd 10 sell upon the premises ct pnblie
auriinn. and to The highest bidder: on the Sth
saturday in January next, all The property
following turruG So much Of the PurchasS
money in each case in hand as will be necess'
ary to pay the cost OF sale and such Of the
bonds described In each Of said trust deeds aS
may be due and unpaid, and the residue y
such payments and upon such credita as shall
meet and satisfy the bonds specified in said
trust deeds as are not due, and the balance II
any. upon such credit and terms IS may DO di'
rected BY the said William B. Robbins. his
heirs OF assigns. this 9Th day Of July. 1862.
OHAS. B. WAGGENER, TrrStsS.
July II ls69-nl9-m6.
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United States Of America, !

ITnited EtafpS of America
''N- N~'I y, ~ Tn Rem in n rama,
R,h.rt Mi,chsll md lac ~ Forf.iir,e m
p TT r Mi,cSsirs nal nro' Conssrotion anu
marty - ''
TWyuppv.e a.. nn,.
w nEhGA o,at 'ne ohrIng ,etm, lhe DIS
~ uIet CouIs o. the uh''tI S'ateS LOT the
es'eih uisulcso ~. s,glhia AZ wheeling IN me
year Of our DStu re- ieo1, an Information was MED
on pent Oh ' al. o'gH sIa' Oy me Aoney
lheieo.' ioI 'ne saiu District, against lne real
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The United States Of America, In Rem. in a
W.. cause oil For.
\quilla L. knight, fcirurG an d
Confsration.
WHEREAS, at the SPRING Term, A D 1869,
w ofthe District Court of the Western dis.
trict of Virginia, at Wheeling. an information
was filed on behalf of the United States by the
attorney thereof, for the said dist, against the
real property described in schedule there.
with filed Of Aquilla J.. Knight, late Of Mason
county, Virginia, alleging in substance that
said Knight srngaged in the existing insurrec
ton against the authority Of the United States,
that at the time Ofhis becoming so engaged lie
was the owner Of the property aforesaid, and
that he has used or consented 10 the use of the
same in aiding said insurrccton or some per-
son or persons engaged therein, and praying
that Slid property may be contiscated and
sold MS forfeited to the United States.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monition
under the seal of the said Court 10 me directed
and delivered, do hereby give public notice,
to all persons claiming any interest in said
property, to appear before the Judge the dis.
trict Court for the Western District Of Virginia,
at Charleston, on the first day Of December, A..
D., 1862, II the same shall be day Of iurisdic'
ton or else on the next day Of jurisdiction
thereafter, then and there to intprpose their
claims and make their allegations in that be-
half. Dated this 9th day Of November. A. D.,
1861, EDWARD NJ. NORTON.
Marshal Of the U. s. for the W. d. Of Va.
Benjamin H, Smith, dist. atty
nov l3w4
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The United States Of America, In Rem in a
VS.. cause Of For,
Ephraim Wells real and perso. leiture nm d
nal property. ConfScalon:
WHEREAS, at the Spring Term, D: 1862
' of tho district Court Of The United states
of America, for the Western District Of Virgin
ia at Wheeling, au Information was flied aud
at the all Term A n. 1867. an amendment
thereto on b,hal of thp United States, by tie
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

nt Cincinnati, Drc. :.
FLOUR Per barrel s. oOGs5 ~.
Ia Supel6ne Eve
GRAIN Wheat 9o@a5c for red am
81 C5@al 10 for whites
CoRN--We quote at 4oc3in bulk.
GROCERtES-C fre, Rio 3OG3l
Sugar, lI4@lac;. Molasses 6o@6ee.
HOGS Quoted nj 81 5o@S4 go.
HAY-The market rules. heavy at
sl2@l3 per oafo} prime Timothy
PoTATOES-The receipts continue
! b raj. OF 6O0G5o for prime Neshan'
noyks. ..,.
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POINT PLEASANT MARKET.
Point Pleasant, Dec. 8. \

U'"' ~ "
Fl2Un-From Sc CQ@6 SO, ...
wnr.r--Whcat rsngcs from 95fla
81 90 for prime. v.
CORS--we quote at a504oe. Meal
SOC per LushcI.
PorArors-- 5O@6Oc per bushel,
APPLIES From 6oro rs per bushel,
pr bbl, 50 90 a 81 SO.
EGes--B '1rE9 Eggs &c per dozen,
Butter / SC per pound, .+s
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MASON COUNTY TO WIT:

1T Sec Advertisement.
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EDWARD VI. NORTON.
Marshal Of the U s. for the W d Of Va.
benjamin H. Smith dist. atty
Nov. l3w4
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
Death Of Cleveland.

me CONSERVATIVE gives
the following account of the death of this
remarkable Jayhawker:
Lieut.. Walker. of the Sixth, recently
made the Acquaintance of Cleveland for
the purpose of securing his arrest. He
learned his plans. companions and places
of rendezvous. Last Saturday, the 10Th
inst, while he was with Cleveland in
Ossawatomie, he sent to his company for
a detachment of men.
On Sunday morning Sergeant Morris
reached OSawatumie with Ienmen. AS
soon as they had ascertained the where
abouts Of Cleveland, they surrounded the
house. Morris knocked at the door and
asked if there was a man there by the
name of Cleveland. The redoubtable
%Jayhawker answered the in
person. He came to the door with a
navy revolver in each hand and one
strapped about his body. 45i1 IA
Morris.-I have come here TO arrest
vcus VOA&&A
CleveIand.-Thats d thing that can't
be done by you or any other man. You
are too short-wasled. / have done a
good many things in ray life, but l fear
no man or set Of men.
MI have come here to take Your
bodygdead or alive. and I am going odU
II G& AAkA sAAA
C.LI'se killed many a mar and will
do il again ifYou attempt to drive me.
M-PrebabIy you've done agreatmany
things moro than / have, but you cant
scare me. / am going 10 take you.
c. How many men have you got ! !
MI have ten.
C.--I can raise more than that at a
moments warning.
.M.--You needn't talk about raising
men for-Tm going TO have you, dead or
alive.
CT don't like 10 GO with soldiers
Get a Lieutenant and I'll go with you.
Lieut.. Walker was sent for and came
down; be was unarmed.
CT will 60 with you, Lieutenant, If
YOU will 90 round by d friend of mine.
Lieut. Walker consented and mounted
his horse. Cleveland also mounted a
horse, pat spurs to him and broke away.
The soldiers were soon on their horses
and in close pursuit of the flying fugitive.
Cleveland dislhounted at the Pottawato-
ME, a branch of the Marias des Cygnes,
and about a mile from town. He turned,
fred several Shots gu, of a revolver,
threw that and his watch into the stream
and sprang down intoIhe steep bahk.-
As the soldiers began 10 close in on him
he fredshot after shot from the two re-
naming r~evolvers, but with such desper-
ation and madness thai none Of lhemtook
effect. 80.
As he was raising his hand the last time
10 FIRE. a private named Johnson pierced
him with a Minnie ball, which. entering
his person under The left shoulder, tore
through his heart and nearly perforated
his body. The arm dropped. the Tall form
fell, and almost Instantly life was extinct
The soldiers then carried the %lifeless
form 10 Osawatomie. and deltvered II tc
the citizens, who have since given Geve'
land a burial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

The Herald (he great sensation paper
Of New York; publishes the following
under its telegraphic head:
WAsHINeToS, May l6.
The Hunter proclamation has present.
en- an unavoidable isspe which it is be-
lieved will result ia the breaking up Of
the Cabinet. The President has ex-
pressed not only dissatisfaction tut in.
dignation. Il is a~scertained that four
members of the Cabinet sustain the
course of Gen Hunter, but one at leasi
of those enumerated is known to enter.
tain. different views.
Il is stated positively that Gen. Hun.
ter will b. recalled, and the characieris
tic ffmnes Of the President Will Be ex.
hibited ia The manner in which he vii
meet the issue rhus forced upon him, anC
that he viii, whether with or without thc
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

support of The Cabinet act substantial
wilhzhis repeatedly expressed opinion.
and intentions.
Senator Rice is extremely i'll from ;
severe hemorrage, and fears are enter
tanned Of his recovery.
Since the above was IN type, later pa
pers containing President LincoIn's Proc.
lamalion a%nnulling Hunters Proclama
ton, has been received. We will publish
il next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

Those fond Of amusement will 10 well
! call upon Mr.. EVAN WORTHiKo, at
Eiuegs Block, where they can be ac-
annotated with a g%entlemanly game of
lizards, or take comfort with themselves
pruking of any re~freshment which
mundane system may demand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

r., REcEIvER's OFFIcE. which was
.rs1arlly closed for the pasi few
L.1b,. is now re-Opened. Mr.. JAMrsov,
Receiver, is now residing in this city.
Fbs Land Office, for the present, is at
residence Of Capt. Barrett.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

r,,,r Jonr, Esq, was appointed JUS
# the Peace by the County Com
..s,,sr, at their last session. From
4. 1ohp's experience, he will make a
.H,isp, and competent Justice,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
Written for TIE Nebraska Farmer.
Farmers Club.

O
Ma EDTrOR = AS / have not written
'Ae Farmer for sometime, / thought
would give you a sketch of our club.
We have had a Farmers Club near
'soie's bridge for some two or three
lia We net on the 18th of March.
i~e-Organized by elec,ing the follow
cheers TO serve for one year.
A. V. HusHEs, President.
/ n, SASDfRs. Secretary,
: W. KrSNEDY, Cor. Secretary,
Stof eROw, Treasurer.
Hsfch Dist we adopted a new Consti-
l'A' believing the old one to be defec-
We prohibit all debating, and each
teH' has honest opinion, on all mat
brought before the club. Our regu-
lseungs are once a month, but we
meet Ofteneg If we think proper
'nSI'e the farmers of Nemaha county
-se' aud cooperate with US in adyau-
Ie Interests of our whole calling
dneeung, April 4th. we passed the
PIg resolutions unanimously:
~10lvea, That we, the members OF
~ana valley Farmers Club invite the
SlS OF Nemahs Comfy 10 form Far
Oiaes IN each neigh6orhOod as soeu
rscicable, and meet at some convent
~.le and place. TO form a County
aers Club. We earnestly solicit the
6er;n a0a Of Farmers 10 this matter. be.
It viii be greatly to our interest
.umiJOea' That these resolutions b.
T,r~ossG TO The editor Of the Nebraska
t ior publication.
R. Y. HUeHEs. Prss't.
I6aNa. SAHBras, Sse'y
ais 1 4, The Farmers Of This county vii
lasDs s natter into consideration, an,
sEslr. . H. Under the present state 0
I'd NJ lizard times, low prices Of prOduc,
Hae9a prices of ~eOoas-we must d
~ We will be utterly ruined
7. n. SAEDERs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

See HlIL's New Advertisement, IN
bobsr column. Mr.. Hill is now re-
arng one Of the largest stocks and best
orlment Of Goods ever brought to
~|pEnyile. Call and seeMr Hill; she
pa heart" aud you a get a bargain
Ton him if you can from anybody III
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

DIsTRIcT COpRr for Nemaba, Judge
nrrTER presiding, is now in Session il
City. Session commenced on MOu.
'y. There is grea, deal of business
|si0Fe The Court. Among the Attorneys
e notice:
". H. Taylor, o. P. Mason, VIM.
.aeDnan, H. H. Harding, = Seymour,
|shnska City.
Is Dundy, Isham Revis, Falls City.
Al Durfee, ROckport, Mo,
TAos Williams, Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

h another column will be found the
T%srisenent Of "MaFlenia's ExcelsioE
''Heties." He comes here highly re.
amended BY those who have seen hi.
dormance. The entertainment will
ast Of Wireavalkihg; Vanlriloquisn
aSight-of-hand performances by Mon
@'nenia. Also jig dancing BY Master
Pbby Wells. Lovers Of fun WI be
SgEy entertained.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22
APPLICABLE & CO., Publishers. for
the Entire Vest
aaeN Nj. 43 Main Street. Cincinnati.
To 1Aom oH Western orders must be addressed.

Nj. Brownlow requests the Western papers TO pub
lish the following caution, that the public may not be
imposed upon
"Aseher & Co.. Of 1ndianapoiS have brought out a
smatT trashy book in cheap form. purpOrting 10 be my
Bfe, Speeches aud Addresses. . connected with my
troubles anung the SeceSsi0nists. This is a BOGUS bro
ducfion, doing me great Injustice, and by no means
reporting me correctly, eli her as 10 my history or
speeche s since J cane North I am now preparing
genuine hook Il The kind. and will have it out i'm 4 Jew
days. Vubiisbed py Geo W. Child- ~ PHfiadeIphi4-
Applicable s. Co.. u Cincinnati, are the publishes for
The west. caution the public against the bogus con
Germ, as I shall az once Commence legal proceedings
against ali concerned IN vending itas we'll as the put.
Usher. W. G. BROWNLOW.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

Monsieur Car, has for sale a lot Of
arden Seeds Of his own raising, here
Nebraska. Those who want fresh
I'd, about which there is no doubt should
%goaize him. His seed are al the Bar
p Shop Of Monsieur Roy.
M. Car has also over a hundred bush
Of potatoes, of several varieties, suit
We for seed, which be viii sell cheap for
hb
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-05-22

D., ,eIOUs.-Rev. H. H. DQBBsNs wall
! 81 Nemaha City next Sunday,
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