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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
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There is, just now, a way of using one
of Uncle Samuel's paper dollars, so as to
get back the worth of many gold dollars
in a single year. Everybody has heard
of Seth Boyden's wonderful new Straw
berry. From all accounts it is a mar
%vellous thing-the berries nearly as large
as hens eggs, and as good as they are
large. Dealers were after it, Offering as
high as $4,000 for the plants, to speculate
upon but we are glad to know hat the
enterprIsing publisher of the american
A~gricuHurist got The start of them, and
bought up all the plants. and is multiply
ing them in order to giUs them aUay to
his subscribers! This is in effect a free
gift to the public-for the .AgricuEturlst,
costing only a dollar a year, is of itself
wo. tn many dollars to every one, as we
can testify, having ourself long been a
reader of it. Tolhose u~nacquainted with
it, we would say that the .AgricGlturist
is a large journal, of thirty-two pages in
every number, is beautifully gotten up,
and Is illustrated with many pleasing
and Instructive ~engravings, which are
alone worth the whole cost. The pages
are. literally filled with good things
plain, practical, reliable information upon
everything connected with the work of
the HOUSEHOLD, the GARDEN, and the
a very pleasing and
instructive department for children and
youth hat is hardly surpassed by any of
the professedly children'S magazines
The thousands of useful hints and sug-
gestions in the .AgricuHurist, all pre-.
pared by practical working men and
women who know what they are talking
aboul-can not fail to be worth many
dollars to every reader, whether resid-
ing In city, village, or country. There
are special reasons for subscribing To-
lst, The rule for distributing the Straw
berry plants is. first come first served :"
and I'd. every new subscriber for the 23d
annual volume (tha. is, for all of 1864,
will get the remaining numbers of this
year FREE. Take our advice then. and
send a. dollar at once to the Publisher,
(ORANGE JUDD, al Park Row, N. Y.
and secure the paper, and the
extra numbers, and also an early place
in the great Strawberry list. If the
plants are to come TO you by mail, as thev
can safely do, send an extra five cents 20
cover the mailing. Those desiring to
see the .A~gricuturist, before subscribing.
can get a postpaid copy, by sending a
dime to the publisher, as above.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

SOUTHERN AccoUNr OF AFFAIRS IN
TEX As.-New York, Sept IA Rich
mond paper says a di-patch from Mobile,
1th, gives the following in reference To
affairs in Texas; Excellent wages are
paid in Texas for field hands. Negroes
sell at from So 500 toS4000 zach. Up
wards of 100 900 slaves have arrived
from Louisiana and Mississippi. Plant
ers and sperulaiOrs are going beyond
Shreveport to purchase or hire.
Cool teef on foot Sc per pound; vege-
tables cheap; cattle bring $50. c,fae 5}c;
silver FIVE dollars in currency at BtJwls-
VILE, Texas.
Pendleton has been elected Governor
by a small majority; Herbert, Sexton
and Branch are elected to Congress.
Military matters are quiet. The peo-
pie and troops are prePsred TO repel IN
vaSion.
The Indians on the frontier are trou-
blesome So.
An average of IA vessels arr constant
Iy off Galveston. hlockading he harbIr,
Great confidence is felt in General
Magruder.
TIE or ps in Texas are nnprecedent-
eddy large. There is wheat aud corn
enough raised 10 supply The western bank
Of the Mississippi for two years to com1
if not a grain Is sold in the interval
The sumIner has been very dry.
Cotton picking commenced 10 August
$50 600 bales Of The old crop are now in
the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Coin CoMFoRT.-Mr Vice Prpsi.
dent" Stephens, as we lately saw, is
cheerful under extreme difficulties, but
The Richmond Dispatch il more so. 1t
consoles the "Confederacy" In This man
ner: "Ro>ecrans is said TO be advancing
on Bragg, while in the West Burnside IS
pressing Buckner. This is probably all
the better The danger q too much
success upon our side has always been 100
much Confdence....Th movement Of
Rosecrans, if indeed he has begun Il
march, is one Of desperation pOssiby....A
week or two Will bring us. we beiieUs,
news to cheer us....The situation since
this time last year is not much altered TO
our disadvantage. A Single victory in
the Southwest will cover much that we
have lost there. Should Charleston fall,
he (the enemy will only be able to close
that place as a port of entry....SO the
situation brightens."
Such comfort is cold enough without
being blown upon by such vile abolition
list as The Lounger. But it may b. re-
marked that the danger of too much.
success upon our side" is not pressing.
Job DAVIS and Company should certainly
bespeak l%iveljer comforters.-HdrperS
Weekly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
The Contention.

III aHOtleT Column Will DC IOuuu TIC
proceedings of the Union Convention
held al this place on Saturday last. They
placed in nomination q most excellent
ticket. They could not have selected
one that would have given more general
satisfaction. Il IS but natural that the
friends of defeated candidates should be
a little disappointed at the result. But
the same would have been the case had
other candidates been chosen.
So far we know of no opposition TO the
ticket. Mr.. JONAS HACKER, nominee
for Treasurer, is the present incumbent.
He is The man for the office. We doubt
whether any in the county could be found
to ill his place any better, or even so well.
Mr.. D. c. SANDERS, candidate for
Probate Judge, is we'll acquainted
throughout the county, having twice
served as Commissioner. He possesses a
good education and a sound judgment,
and will faithfully and impartialIy dis.
charge the responsible duties of the office.
Mr.. WIN. II. HoovER, candidate for
County Clerk, has filled that Office ever
since Nebraska was settled, and has per-
formed his duties so wellthat the people
are determined TO retain him.
Mr.. GLASGOW, candidate for Sheriff,
is a citizen of Peru; was engaged there
for several years in the mercantile bust
ness. Two years ago he came within a
few votes of being elected to the Legis-
lature. The upanimity with which his
neighbors supported him, is evidence that
they considered him well qualified for the
office.
Mr.. UTEcHr, candidate for Commits.
sioner, is an intelligent German /; a Gill
zen of ST. Frederick, where he has filled
the position of Justice of the Peace.
DR.. Gw1N, candidate for Coroner, is
too well known in this county to need any
notice from us.
Mr.. HACKER. nominee for Surveyor,
.recently from Iowa, is a gentleman and
a scholar, well qualified for that Office.
Mr.. DORSEY, entirely contrary to his
expectations, was nominated both for the
Legislature and Prosecuting Attorney
He is a young lawyer Of much promise.
and will fill those positions with credit to
the county.
Lieut.. FAIRBRorHER, candidate for the
Legislature, is a soldier and printer. He
served as a private, when a mere child
in the army in Mexico, and as a Lieu
tenant in Penick's Regiment, in Mo-
He was we'll known in this county as
editor of the Nebraska Herald.
DR.. RICE, a citizen of San 'Deroin,
was selected as candidate for the Legis-
lature. We are not acquainted with the
Doctor personally, but he is spoken of by
those who know him in terms of praise.
The extreme Southern portion of the
county was never before allowed TO have
any officer, and this selection was an act
of justice.
Mr.. LASH is a practical farmer, a
sound substantial business man, living in
the country near Peru.
All the nominees are Unconditional
Union men. We think there will be no
opposition to their election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

DTED-Or disease % the liver a. the residence OF
her brother Mr. SIN 40, In The town 80 AspinwalI ION
Wn'iue day eve ling. the 18Th inst. Ms CAROLINE
Philips, c"nsOrt Of Darius PhippS, u NemAha County
%rs. Phipps was about % years old. and leaves a
husband, who is now absent, and one child bout six
months old tn deplpre their loss. As a wife she was
faithful and ancc, %tonate; a. a nnthsr, tender and kind
and as a christian, she was a member Of the Christian
Church. years before she came to the Territory. and as
sub was devoted and kind. 'Tis true none knew her
but to lOye her none could speak OF her but to praise.
indianapolis and Rochester p,pers, Tad ana, Please
cnny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
IFGAL NOTICE.

George n Nixon sBd Charles B. Smith will take
notice that SteisOn l. SWsn. ASSIGNEE of I T. White 4
Co. as plaintiff has hled a petition against them as
defeBdents. in the District C"urt Of Nemsh4 cJgnfy.
; ebTa-ka- The nbjret AMI prayerOf said pentiOn Is 10
obtain q judgment against the said defenden. ; TOR tue
sum OF So. with inse est from October 18Th, 1881, for
the use and VcLPaihnn OF q certain blilhinE rem ed BY
said plaintiff 10 SAID defendants At the Instance VI
Said plaintiff sn der Of stiSChmeuI has been ksued
frURa said curt, and he fOliOwtng property attached
as belonging 10 the said George n NIX d. t0-vt The
West h5lf VI Lot twelve in Block ninaI cen, 10 the tuwn
Of BrOEnville, in said county OF HPmahA. DeEendeats
are required TO answer sand petition On or before The
18th day OF September, 1854
ES4w-S4A Z. ". THOMAS, Atty for PIC.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
LEGAL. NOTICE.
In the Nemaha G unity District Curt September Term
AID 1883 ON tue Chancery side thereof.
John Hanna,

williamson r " COhb
To Willidm~On K " Cobb nonresident de tendent {:
Yon are hereby nOtiHei tn It the Dl4iutin In the above
eniulad cause hos nIel In the once II the ce.k = the
Di-ulcf G 'DrL tof Nemaha q unsy Nebraska his petin
ilon and oil OF complaint agains, you on The chante y
side u laid curt. tna Obiec' and PRAYER OF which j. To
pr1cu e a surrender AMI eareeilatIUn by decree ~ the
y urt. OF a certain Deed ~ Trust or Q 'BVeyADce in the
natn-e ofa Mortgage, held bv Won az iinst the FL 5Winz
dec t1ed real estate 1T which the abJve IA med piaIn-
I'm l. the bona nde and TiRhHul rwner. tu-wIt West
hsi OF ne 1oTthEs~t quarter, and the west half OF the
southwest quarter Of section tWPnty-n'Be (G9J in town
ship t"ur % range f~Ourteen (i4) in NrmahS county,
heOtaSka. AMI To obtain aTempVAl OF thecl 'ui from the
tue Of sail property created % re t-On Of saii deal OF
tTdsG OF conveyance in the nitu p % a " mortgage " lien
WasEiven upon ami 20 secure the pigment VI Illegal and
uSurlOus interest. AMI you are fnfthlr nbfihed that
uA.tss you plea. an fWeT or demUr 10 sid petItOn and
bill If ca upIaint on OF before the lab day Of sep en-
Der 1853 rsId petit lou will be taken a. true. aud a
decree rendered in secprdrnre with fhe prayer iher eOf.
bS 4w-S1 so ISHAA REAVIS, 81. fV- Comp
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

KAxsAs.-The resolutions adopted at
the recent mass meeting at Paola, Kan
sas, while expressing in unmiStakable
language the determination of the pee
pie of the eastern part Of that State TO
resist further envasion of their soil by
marauders from the border counties of
Missouri, intimate aR intention to rely
upon the aid of the Government. which Is
highly c~ommendable. I GOaded to des-
peration by the murderOus outrages at
Lawrence, threats Of vengeance and re
taliation were made, which, IN their ful-
flmeut, would have called down upon
the heads of the perpetrators the exc
crations of mankind; Thirty-ive hun
dred armed men, we are informed by
telegraph, responded to the call for the
meetIng at Paolas but instead Of taking
ND their line Of march for the lOealItes
wherein it is believed that Quantrel and
his murderous band enjoy the sPOils of
their ~marauding expedition, they quietly
passed u series of resolutions and then
retired to their homes, there to await the
report Of the delegation sent 10 Washing
ION with a statement of their many
grievances. A sober second thought
has prevailed over the impstious deter
mination of the friends aud neighbOrs of
the murdered victims of the glerIllaS and
where, 10 the clse no loyal heart could
have sanctioned their acts, that upon
which they have decided will cause all
to unite in fervenl hope that such steps
will be taken by The Government as
will ensure the puuiShm -urof the future
nna 20 and ,rrlfare Of Kansas
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
IEEAL NnTICE.

Samuel A. TfngGsn vii take notirs that s,musl
South has hted a petition IN Chaneery IN the District
Court ct Nemaha COUNTY, Nebraska, the 'bject ~ which
IL to set aside as m te in error aud mis- ske the sat-
isfactiIn VI a judgment heretUf'ra reuders, on the aE
srie OF said court in favor OF sid plain. ~ and against
sad defendent, and 10 cause the following describsd
and>. belonging TO said TrUEdsn snd h~eretnfore a.
tached In said action az law, 10 Wit The suthwest
quart er OF northwest quarter. SEXTON l3 towns ranrs
- east. tO be Id ami the proceeds sppliei mi yment
81 said Judgment. Deiendent is required 70 answer
>sid petition On OF before September 23Jh. 1853
L6-4w IS 70 E " THOMAs ATTY Tor PTa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
P,,~TPoVEMEvT OF COURT.

~TEBRITORf OF NEoRASkA IS
COun y Of Mem ia.
1t is berrby oIde I'd HAT the Fall Terms Of the Df<-
trict Court In the following named counties be pOs-
pOned 10 The times fOIlOwIn:
County of kemaha to the 10Th Nov. 1858.
COuntyO of JDhn~On to tbe gid Nov. 1868.
County of Gage to the 2Gtb Nov. 1863
County of PaWnee tO the Oth Nov. $50
or which pOstpOnement all persons int -esteI will
take nn,ice 5 DUNDY, Judge.
BrowuviiIe, y. T., August g 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Notice is hereby given that the question will be sub
mi ted t. the people Of Nemdba County. keb Ask TO
be voted on at the general e., ctiOu. TO be held the Is b
day Of October. A. D 1868 whether the Comfy @ IN
mi Isl lnerS VI said county shall be authorized t. levy
aud c'Iiecr a Fax Of Ona mill on the dpilar 81 The valus.
ti"n Of pr perty in said cruHiy for the year 1863 10 con-
struct or aid q the cOnstTuc ion Of = bti1gs across the
Little Nemaha river. at or near the place knt VIII as
Longs b idge." ThUes In favor vt the proposition
will vote 'For the 3 idge Fund." those against the
proposition will vote As inst the Bridge Fund.-
By order Of the Board ~ County CummtSstrners.
WILLIAM II H OVsR, Clerk.
Clerks once B-OwuuIe Ssp,. IS b, I5i3 MO ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Elizabeth waters having been appointed Adnlnisfr,
trix Of he Estate Of AbsOlem waters, lais o. ;ha eos,-
ty Of PaWnee, N. T deceased. N1uce Is hereby i've,
To all persons having claims against SAID estate "a
have them on de IN the nee o. the Probate Jady.os
Pawnee county. Nebra-ka Territory, on or before ~
1911 day u January, A.. D. 1854 Al SO'cIock A Il 30
time set for hearing claims against said estate.
nI2 6w-S36O H.. g LURE. Probate Judgs
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
FOR SALE

The following described Cattle, having been Taxa.
under the Estra- Law By Wm.F. FitEWatsr. and 49,
being redeemed. are now advertised for sale aeeursI,-
to Law, the sale - be held 20 the residance ~ -
undersigned on the 24fh dag Of Octsber One 4 49,
red Cow aged about eight years, appraised az Az: -
= pale red, With white face, AGED absut ave yetra a.,
praised At SD one q light red, ab0df four ,s.rr.
age. appraised At Sl6.s VA 7. ~FITzNATER
n6 IO-S6 as
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

. Juliana Harzsr will take NOTES that Jarius E,,,..
Ss plaintiff has fled a petition against her as dsfspda't
in the District curt OfNsmaha equity, Nebraska -
object Of said I~etitiOn is 20 obtain a decree divorrf,-
the said plainiiE rom the said defendsnt. from IN.
bonds OF marrimOny, on the ground that aid defenisnt
has wilifuIly abandoned the said piAintia tor la -
Of more tnau Two years. Defendent Is required IN -
swer said petIiiOn on or before the 18th day of septs1-
Der 1853. y. ". THOMAS, Atty. for Pc
nS-Aw-ea
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

ANOTHER rowing match IS made up
between Mr. Hamill. of P%itlsburg. and
Mr.. Ward, of New York. The race
will be for 81 900 a side. and will come
off on Friday, the I'd of October.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
MONS. DE La MARSHE
IN TOWN AGAIN.

And preparing To sell s. %8tionery Of al kinds ten per
cent l. Wer than any one IN t~wn dare o.. viii ell
writing paper from 20 cents a qurs dnwn 10 three
CURES for atty cents and other tricks Ia his lineia
IT d .rtilu such as
CUL0RED BATTLE SGFNES
PICTORIALS or ALL KINDS,
DAILY PAPERS, v rms
LATEST BtITiON OF SCHOOL BOOLs.
Recou mn enced t. be used N the Territory and parents
should be guarded against buyinE sny other, A. the I'D
series wilt SOM be out OF use entirely.
Mr. Marshe l. Agent tor ~eVarai B istern Publishing
Houses. aud can procure Tor any uHe, any BDuk. News
paper. OF Pen dic1I that can be called E"r.
Also keep, Photographs aud Photograph Albums,
Steryscupe-s amI ). erySc pc Views Microscopes Pine
Passages Novels, Family BIB. 80. Mi~cullaue ns Brks.
Come in ami see for yourselves where he IS prepared
20 wait u ladies and gentlemen in the latest aud mast
approved style u n MARSH.
First story P. o. Building, N 900.
ODBUsi e . EebrASkfBank,
BrrVDvIiIe, Nehraska.
N. B.-Eastern papers may notice snd end bili 70
Sheriff SOU
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Strsyed from the premises Of the subscriber. On a.
Ord day Of July last two horses. One ? elaybsnE. -.
In me &c : - ~ -, Sg-lied With Q. s.
or eight years old One z bay. six years old, bl,5.te
the lace, white bind feet. and think some uhite 49,
fore fOot, head rather h0mely. The ab0vs reward ri
be given on return Of the horses 70 The subscriber
DR. 1 BAILT
n5-3w- Ferry Street, Nebraska CITY, M
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

GES. DIHIEL E. SIcKLEs is rapidly
recovering, from his Gettysburg ~ound,
whichlcaves him minus a leg. He made
a hand~ome speech at Lake George The
other day. Among his predtuons was,
ave shall have peace next SUMMED"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

DErARrrD-Hon. H. P, Bennat and
Bishop Talbot LIFT IN the coach yesterday
morning for Nevada Territory. MIR.
Bennett goes out to locate the Nevada
Branch Mint. H will probably visit
San Francisco and other points IN Cali
fornia, aud intends 10 return 10 the
States via the Islhmus -DenUsr NtWs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Notics Il hereby Eiven that l. n B. Ksaedsy b,s
made application for letters ~ Administrators an ne
estate OF AIunEs JrhnSo1 hfe Of the countyo ~ Psvnes
n. 7 deceased and hat Monday the 7fh day savfem,
ber, A u 1868 has been set FOO hearing said appHea.
tin. Al pc s,nl int estei are notified 10 appear and
snow cause, "a any way ietfe > n mfd not - is.ued "a
the sid a~rplicARt. H.. G LORE, PrOtata JulEs.
nd-5w a. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

CHARLEY McPHERsoS, we see, is at
home or a visit. Since becoming a "bOld
soldier" he has grown from a small boy
to a large ana hairy faced two-hun-
dred FOUNDER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

U"I'Pd .>tHfP~ intrrHH' Reverb v 20 &C..
NOTICE. hereby given % a ! persons cnncerned IN {
Un Ter he EvriS- INV ~ 90 UuiIe1 = .Je-, vi I'm tue
COu tie Z Richardson, Ne iahA an P Xne5, 4rI 7 =
rit'ry Oi HrOrask b, have neen retu nri ro iue an ~
be open fUr e1amiHa' ion IN NV ,naey,In Tie tJNH u
Falls CT AMI jJuhtg % 8Icltri -, fTr the spte u
FIFTEEN DAYS from N after tedIte Of this upiice.
Ami Ina appeals relative o. any = r ueUus Or ENcas-
sive Va, uatI0H will ~ REC ived Dy NE On the fiji
TENTH DAY or SEPTEMBER 1913
All appeals to tue Assr--'r must he N Ide In writing
lSIguedl JOSEPH Il BURBANK
A SessOr Aef Taska Territory.
Dated this 29th day Jr Aalu,t 1868. n1-1R-S 81 20
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

New GooDs. = Mr.. DAVID SIEeEL
received yesterday by Express, his first
insrallmen, Of Winter Clothing. These
cold, chilly days men need overcOats.-
Call at Dir. Siegle's. and get one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
Ratfle With che indians.

We learn by the lastmail that General
Sully has had a battle with, the Sioux
about 200 miles above Fl. Pierre. They
surprised about 400 lodges; killed l5O
Indians; captured all their tents. horses,
dogs, &C., and burned 200, 900 pounds Of
dried meat and other provisions. The
Indians formed in line of battle, but soon
fed. Our loss is not given. We know
not whether any Of the Nebraska Second
were in the fight, but presume they
were. We shall wait for further news
with much anxiety.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

MARPTFT-On STndav The 1871 inst 1T the
house ~ NJ NOEL. ~ g " WHEEL~R, ESQ, Mr.
NELsoN g. BAKER and Miss MARTHA BIDDLE.
After 'ne ceremony was performed, the hap7y BRIDE
groom ~furriehed he following poetry with the intro
duct,ry lines, which Mr.. McCREERY kiudly consented
to read On that sllemu occasion:
these few lines IL composed nv Nelson. z. Baker. which
Is requested to he -et % am snd Ms Brids AMI OeFOre
the audience while s anddink apJn the d 'Wer.
How haDpv. how hanpv how happy we NV be.
II " marry. h-w marry how, m cry aud free.
How mar~ w Married we be-.
for life and 3 ufnitye.
Az the sun shines brite our hartes we now yunlte.
our wrieht hands are J1vned in naa.
and now the wOrlde will say well dons.
As 1t Is the reqnest n Mr.. Baker that the poetry
be published, we comply We bItin, ct lit,r4,im, ct
puEctu4tim.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

LARGE TOMATo,-Mr. Lidee las
shown US a tomato, which be desires us
to notice. weighing over two pounds
II was raised by Mrs. EntwisIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

0HIo.-The Bridegroom Bard says be
has followed writing poetry extensively.
He spent several winters at the business
In Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

ST. LOUIS MARKETs.-Wheat, poor
Spring, SO to so cts; poor Fall, Is TO
go; prime, Sl,o0; choice, Sl,25.
CoRN--65 cts.
FLoUR--s4 10 "a, so; common $3.50
SALT-S3 so.
HEMP--SS5 to $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
Reliainns Notica.

several d~isccurses on the subject Of Christian Blp-
tism will be delivered at the P s~sbyteri4n Church,
com mencing at hay past ten O'Clock vh the fourth
Lords Day in this m nth. The teachings 81 s ripture,
together with the testimouIPs Of many eminent Pedo-
oaptists. Rafo~ue-s ana Scholars, will be ,diuerd =
All are invited to sttend C ~REAsONRR.
B~RowNvIILE, Sept 10 h, 1853
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Mr.. GoRDEN, who recently came TO
this County from Southern Missouri, to
escape the trouble Occasioned there by
the rebellion. recently lost a brother
and a nephew, who were hearllessly
murdered in their own house by bush.
whaekers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

MARsH keeps constantly on hand at his
Book Store a supply of late periodicals,
such as Harper's Monthly, Harper's
Weekly, Frank Leslie's Magazine and
Pictorial, New York Ledger, ST. Louis
Daily Democrat and Daily Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

A'CoMMENDABLE Deceive are in
formed by Mr.. Chow that the soldiers of
Company &C" Nebraska Second, on
being disbanded. raised 500, and dona-
ted TO the widows of two of their COM
rades who died while IN the service
Hamilton McMullen and J. O.terburry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

A of the National
I~ntehigsneer says General McClelland
has been put on retire pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp by the undersghed. living ons mile south
castor Peru. in Eemdha county, Eebfaskt On the '2d
day Of August. A D 1859 one Chestnut 8 .rrei n re
blind IN tn e left eve a number Of white spots uu he.
body abJpt Is hsnd~ high and fWPive Or fourteen yea >
ord TniO 3Wl WILL : HlRV
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
Probate Notice.

To all whom it may concern Notice Is heryby
given that Luster WyRrr has made application %
Ihe Probate Court. 10 AMI for PaHnes county, Ne
braska Territory, fur letters Of Administrations on
ihs estate Of F. II Berg. late Of the county Of PaE-
me. n. T decreased ard that Muddy the l2ih Of
De tOber Is ths time set Ter hearing said application.
HENRY q. LORE. Prrbtts Judge.
PaWnpe City. Sepr. Z. 1888 % 81 g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

WIxrrR.-The weather is now really
getting cold, On Thursday nigh. there
was q SMART frost. We see our cit
izens are beginning to don iheir winter
cloths. Now Is the time to prepare for
Winter. Let all provide sufficient wood,
hay, and ether necessaries in time
There is but a few days more left that
will be suitable for cutting grass.
HAr.-We want a few tons Of Hay in
payment for the Advertiser.