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.FRoM THE KrR1ucEY BoxprR.-Ws learn
from private letter, that eli Is quiet in front
Of Big Greek Gap. There ars no Ysnkeos
nearer than London, Ky. The enemy is
moving in pretty heavy forcs In the direction
Of Observation-Disclosures Register 13tA.
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DIED:
Major 2, Claiming Prics.

Al scs.,od, seetianbars souli5. en- sLs stn Iaisas,
ELLA and tho lBIh WILLIAM n'LhAoh 4" '
rey.e mild 81 CT Gnariss and sally e. Ilsisahri'
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REAL kSrATE FOR SALE ~ Guar
InE,E~Tli = Va

&c Ill be esprs ior ;: lau IL suc 500 10 :he
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ths To h'e sqsa:o snd t-oLs TO lit -snte Z! Ar2
dss Garrett, ceEd.
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r. PiETLoH.
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nxya cas- AL:X'G GARRETT re.'d.
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We,
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Cras.r.lsD CoUSTY Con'Es OFFICE.
Interested The yong drcr.e h-res
u.ri shat a.ro Frd.r The l2 USy OF June
cs ny orc. i3 s:i cia7j to take the accounts ani
N IL. 0: quiz 10 said tesreo rtcsc; at which t.3e
.nn pscs sI rej.tors OF s. Fla dcsessed, IA.
ali eth pers: IN tbs 10 efors srde.
aal ell 10 a.Tesr bofrie w!;h ihs panors Sud Gt-r
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asoT.s .fp ess:G Gi.sa uooe- KY sa1, rn'ss,
.vr the Clfca u ua.t eris.d aoLty tie :u L..
e; aq!ii. $50. JOHN ,. "iLsba, CT
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TIE Rid THROUGH MISSISSIPPI.
The Yankees, undsr Grierson, have, a.
lshg.n, reached Baton Rouge, sitter having
tra7erssd the State of mississippi f:or, Its
extreme Northern to its Southern confines. -
Ths Jackson "Mia5issippiau" thus acknow-
lodges tho humiliating fact:
The Colonel Of the 9TH Illinois Cavalry
has achieved success 4cithout opposttion.-
He marched through ihs State OF mississ'ppj,
to our humiliation and disgrace, without lot
or hildraucs. The citizens of Georgia choose
20 act differently. The citizens of mississippi
could have arrested Grisrsons prosi ess -
The citizens o: h!ississirpi could have given
the Governor timely Information. The ciH.
zsns of Mississippi did neither.
Will cur god lliends allow us to toll ihem
on, If ihis .eTy sa;ac G;isrsal's feAts Tho
seTenth Illinois csvslry, commanded by
GriaIsJp, started in pursuit al thirty ono
pieces Of fac brass artillery, which were
lui,d:rer.ed aud whhmt euppnit, aiIer III
hattie Of Elhh"rn. One hundred and hrsaty
M;ssnrri Infantry, after Ipa,chiGg Lh:es ,iLT-,
AHA issllus sn.l fighting they hours, iutmri
a ina Of hstlis. feu.ised EfuIsnn's :hsr. u,
killed. tlsty Of his men S; The fi:s; tre, III: |
Sent the fest Keeling aud plunglns back To
Elkhurn, and then mny1ll quietly of 10 join
General P,ice. The artillery Vas Saved -
Griersn dei lot try il on any mora. Capt.
R II. Garter, Captain (soE OcloLeD F. 81.
Uocksroll, ssa",.l Missouri, and O.n I'm lnsv
Lieutenant CaloneD SentusJ, sec ,r:d .<:iss.u!i,
aad lhis fragment nf tn. sac"iid Mi5.oH7i,
'!istnsod nt tiri.Fs"n in shdrt "E.isr, rSn
hundred msn. With sahgnHs. c:ia1 in M:i,
gizzaIds taking -hg.n!sso II pasilin,', cGii!.1
nsvs arrested Eiisi sons nis!ri, si;,: s-s3i us
!his hI;s'istiaa SID .hu tissa.eia IT,! insY
f;.iiuW
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CRY C.urcIL. -SPIcILL MEErIEe.- The Coun
oil met Ut 8 o'clock. The committee app inted tor
thit purpose bsg leavs to report plan for he militia
ry orga IL Lien ci:izsns of Richmond for the
defence Of this city in case OF any sudden and unex-
pectsd attack frum tins stsmy. Your committee be.
Iisve there Is every rAson TO look for repetition Of
tho raid which recently tuck all by surprise; and
fsIinq sure that thsre are Thousands of able bodied
msn no. Ero resdy 70 resist any assault upon the
city, We should sIdesvof TO maturs plan which will
make such resistance effective. while It viii not sub
loot any citis Il u he IUutno Of military dniy.
Tits plan Is st firth 10 Ibe following resolutions,
viz:
/. That the citizens and soldiers of Richmond
ore nlZs III: maelgIs by voluntary enlistment, iuto
cnpstiea, 10 be composed OF not more than Sc eriy
i've nor less Than Atty uisa 10 each company.
=. That - ts appointed To COMMAND ssld
companies.
8, That the commando, aboTs mentioned, with
committee of three III, part Of his Council shs
suullnt the Necessary field nhceIb aud captains OF Lbs
whos foTces.
4 That ths captains Of ssch lnmp my shall appoint
I,sir respective u.utrbsuls snt on .coInpissnRlS!
otesrr AMI shsi pI0cash at ONCE 10 euIDl oh: ursa
MIA their c5Iupsoins.
s. E,ch Company shall have q known place Of
rcd.zvuus TO wlch II hhIl repair Oh tuAlug 81
sfa.l.
s Tia. no number Of this Organization shall b rs
Qulrod ~ attend any dfu Or mustef eIceps VIII nia
own oopssrt nor 10 case Of surprise ahsl 90 rqrlied
TO 90 beyond tho lines OF ths city dsfencss.
T. That ths o,inmsn NJ these forces BE Instructed
to apply al 10 The proper authorities for tbs ne.
cessaty srrls and acooutTensntA and receive tbs
sans undsS sarn rssulsrtOns may be mutually
egeed upon.
with loom unnar lks Cay EsIl b. tbs ms.Snger OF
tho councp snd hsve is seivios Of the s=ssLsst 10
SUMMON Gesltnss Of tia Others.
y That tbs expenses of advertising, aud the usces-
sasy expansea OF the ssid committee Of the Council
aud Of organizing ssi force shall To Paid ny this su
difar ppon cider II Tho cummsndef Ct tt-s whOe.
iOl inst ths Coanc urgs.ulnu hs people 81 Rich
mani sud s r,ri.iis, Ii saIo!l themselves pf6mbi-
" nuies tho oi1ais In L.ler c;aF niFs. sor wh;Is
II 10 BOT Proposed u .utJ-ct .sI &c the ard.sry 10
qarshsnta # military duty. jet thsy shsui Id az all
uhEs 10 STATS O! ilasIafai9u 10 mat and rsfel suy
attack upon If.s CITY.
ms RESOLUTIONS sefe unaIimousy sdoptsd.
On morou CT hf Stokss, he blank 10 The Cd reso-
luton wa flsd ~!.h tbs name Of Geaeral George ".
Randolph,
Tbs following gentleman wore appointed by the
Coancl IS committee of the ~ounGi 4sszrs. sauo.
der, Boot and Clopson.
Un motion, MjoarHsd.
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N o E 1 Q E

NOT ZOE.
DERsoNS VAT hor,es have ben isI res..d for PUB
L Nc sorvie, requsste, - cali 81 my e1:e ce.ner
S;h and Main Streets, foe p1yusct
JOHN o MAYNARD,
nAyls-s, Major and Q. n.
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n.s;ns vlists~r -"o.r hsr T.. IN, H5rs TIN. "a
G.ps-i l.-.c; D.si4 gives as pi-s.a:. ~
IleLa .he -s= F. VI TsL s.. % H.5 Eol. 4
aai Ih ,Lta. g:r-r
"a II i'is- ~
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r. CUMBERLAND CIRCUIT COURT, ia de, CT

4 Il CUMBER LAND CIRCUIT CUURl, S-a o"J e'
Jonn T. Wilson, Tlom., W. P,i,e al o.r.tar,. Lyki
gusrd;sus for tho .tli;en u y 81. EEaih, DECEASED
Isaee e. Pabio1 aid EsttG"lsi y hAhsou. william l..
Braith,S aod loan ID. Uvurton, WIN sn-, IN well isr
Themselves t1c 6;her crsdlIoru Of Phap Z. bIsn-
tou iecss.o who may bec3ms pisls.tI Ia tn;s suit
sEi acitTbuts iuc,r p:cp: ir"p9Eoa siHe costa iLs
iult, Pian'ms.
ssauEl
Japss Il a.Ioj.tsa! ala: Of Hlanto! d,G'd Rsncy
"a B.sa!Ua w.djT, and Js'slo Pssscott Ub.Tss A. aid
uuri>h T. 4aotea. Ia snt .hi:iie VI r d. bi. ton
Defendants.
[EIrgIcT From Dscars
The cart doth sdjansr. rieT -ui ueeree, IhAt tee
saId Jiil;s Il. Lso'rt7<3 ajGIr 81 T. bActOn, deci
10 euicT Of his ~ ths ns;sI,
Cid isst,.e oI " x niiiolsi OF tlls MT,
ul.a I.ii c"un: IT. t>d commissioner Is oil eciei 70
eIaiIs sod sc- snt tn.A1 rspo. thereof 10 ihs
cosrt I'd :hs 6vth further stja3gs order AID &c
crec that OF tbs co7usioncs VI tic coa't do tats
ucr0uat CT a tns &C. q DUO ffo ha sad inte1sfe and
tie ioIes thereof and tai no do aao .s,'rain Me es
tate iesI spt personal ilri0 10 the payment ci shlj
debts To shs l" thot N: personal raats "a hsuf.
oout 90 eisch3rge all Of aid deb that he Go Lsn sscaf
tair h6r TIA reLt of the real estate x 10 su
r.rL ruT tho deucenny In nee yesr Ala sse report
o. a.: his Proceeding 20 TIE court.
Jed tbs court teth artnsr jUdgs c.ter and decree
give notice Of Tie tine And Of tkls said
~ ato, said qaiiIss b5 pa6nsston In tbu
.=tI.. nd Enqdlrs:, csci isi fsI: socces,i,u
.1ss GJ s,iI Lt:siS;a ~ app al =beic's ILL., a. u
SIZE. <pc p,es Re ds.Eostn alto Tue evidences 10
yuyEaR :a,i5 Ssjlss Er'co publication .hSI siiT
1api u eA"G-i t.T.ise u sLot Lue Tie p,:tst W
eits.. - 4. m. \ - y. -iurls
Ii. T. " 80 0cOu q
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.litANGE LAND EO.i SALE.

CHS: Il e.i+. T,vs:sy, . r,s-s = 49,. -
7IIr-c e Bruours,ihr, tcd ~I'ti, ia .r- -. ..
J. - ts'Ct, uailei
MINERAL EiLL.
:aa.s'G ~ Go nc Il - 20 eT-t, N, -
gu .t. - l.. sGad .t.ts Of i-,r.G|3G. - 49,. -hsi
t.Fr. "i-n. as y .ispl:I "a ihJ .saT. e.;
-. so ,GI If.e -. iGs. .rIstc,
IRE ;DI.IGV.Ia>,I> s.r-i-i e ri>@ tor e.'s ..Ns
ID. oil! ,-.Cut-, sLi 81 t,e I'll I:Ss .sr.;'r = 49,
rnose desiins aged Oh t'-u:.s ..fa.,,
ted &c Sail o. TIC .GG,. ava. TIA. ias t.-gs
~ ii-ass - r~IL-S7s ti'':' I!,2.+ 9 atty -.
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April 28-rtdi - TaeEef u-ss, I'D.
MTaTIOk, -BaUn. d.contIared the Grocery AID
~ Commission business, eli geEscss having clans
"a me viii pre.eus them for payment. those It.
GIFTED to the late nrrs OF LEW1s WEBB juan q.
WADE, Will please maze Payment
~ All articles On me WY T. no on cousynuer, MN
he t:ruei o1.r IL proper 20 tie. Tor ,4!s.
n.sJ l--r!it lEWlb ".8a.
CosREpaseS S1kTxs, SbU TEGhN
" hiVIpIJN EI,TRToT ~ ALABAMA, DISTRICT
Uo.iiT Not cs 90. cd. tiyoa, 10 oil wien may CON-
that cee:osi Lave beer iuLut:d Ia fad o. nj
toI.q1St,ais d:py, due b. n-to By + BIahfIrtt1 Y
A. b r A. PIt..r,uD. Of New yr:k Al psrsiLs t-,.nS
a,y iuts..-t Ia or os;E i ie"t, cifd ,p.xr
ID Said Gvu a. po 0uoi Their csiu VI Intur.I With
Il,tJ h,,, = tee tls d.tI % lEis nosi'e
JoaN A. CUT6SsRT.
Aorii 10 I'm OK Ois. 1t r.. DIV Us Al,
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. sUrGE,ST1FE RELIC.

Somebody has CANT 10 tha editor OF tina
North Carolina christian Advocate" q copy
Of the Essex Gazette containing the iatss:
advicsa, both foreign and domestic. sa'. vii,
no. 1886, from Thursday, Dso, 20, to Thursday,
Dec. Y, l774, printed 1t Salem, MASS, NJ
Samuel aud Ebsn5Zss hale, el tts!r t'i"t'"R
0fflGa near The town ilouao. .
Tho editor OF tho iiAdyocste" aer7ed up the
contents of this ancient sheet for the benefit
of his readers. The country WAS thon
grooming under the yoke of British ty-
ranuy, and one Of the articles is q preamble
and resolutions adopted by the Provisional
Congress on the 9Th Of December, 1774,
met at Cambridge, aud prssided ovar hy
john Hancock. Ice prssm 10 sets forth
tha stsnlu'e neoesaty for an il mediate 10
sort 70 lie psodnction c: all necessary AZ
ticles a. the fta: Gtsp 10 Independence, ami
the aubsequeI.t eighteen Fesolaiiuns Sd! ini in
their purposn tn produce w"ol, lax ai''t
hemp, the 6aBufaGfmre Of nails, steal, tin
plates, guns, furniture ami ether locks, sR!t-
petre, gunpawter, paper, glass, buttons, sat,
combs. wool carda, hosiery, hnd the cultiva.
ton Of msdder. These were to be carried
into effect by the establishment OF a1cietIas
aHu OiuPnuitp.
From another article it sesma that the
colony of Massachusetts, WAS suffering for
provisions. The cry OF distress had reached
the ears of the people Of tha South; and
their response is boon from the following .x-
tract.
~ "NEw YoRK, Dec. 49,
TLsst wsek Oapt. Rlker, in . schooner
from Chsrlostown, arrived here with lob
tierces If rice, consigned to Phillip Livingston
and Charles MaEgery, Esqs to bs disposed
of Tor the support OF the poor Of Boston, be-
ing part OF the generous bsnofacrons from
the province of South Carolina for tho relief
Ct tho much injured and oppressed iDhabi-
tants ofthss town.
The nett proceeds Of 375 tierees Of ri:e
Ga,sly arrived from Charlestown, in the
sloop Pr 9aix, Oapt. DickinaoD,) being also
part of the benefactions from the same place
and from the sama people, which have
amounted to 9l200, aud Will be RENTED in
fcw dlyG."
Again,
"Bos7oN, Thursday, Dec %
"a vessel loaded with upwards Of 1000
bushels OF corn from Rappahannock, in Viz
gInis, for tho suffering poor Of this town,
n-,h bssn blown of tho coast, and is ga. TO
81. Eustatia, where the cargo will BE- sold,
and tito procesis ramitted to Boston,"
Tue readsr's own mind vii! suggest cutie
BILE commants upon theEe facts, compared
with the pressn, exhibitions of the spirit Of
Massachusetts towards our Soatbsrn peopls,
Charles Town" and The Rappshsnnuuk
chuhiry in psstionlar.
-+-oS-
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u"K AID GLIB ErI,HAELE rbueEETY
tie EaEE. ftt l."o 10 staS!-! the tonta-slJe u"
tie ecUit,vus ID stala'on Ts,pp;ie about !" iades
from p:.cu. anISH niles i.SA tho north Gar
dea D.Lot II Ito Orange AID aohtEB asirosd Prob
ahlJ h.f the Ge-I (of .sn Poo acres arc d. 81
rats Low GscuaiI on the Beaver Dan Cietk) .E1 toe
otner bx 10 original growth. coatsihss III. qoal
ti.y {! extremely v.usbc urer IL u nls'y =ttted
Ard the so naturally Of g0oa gu Atty and we'll .d. tel
BILE OF tho hshLAt dseres q iopreyotust o rGrthJr
descrp:ons tetEsd sscess.rg as Porous wish .a 10
purchLsd ul dub .iuU srHIis, fos nsa;-'Gss Tic
trsc: s h. divide ,Sli ~ tdIJ. st We views u
purchaser
TIC Slave. eous!1 o. Res. 'Saman y,aud thIs and
ar, ,usIal likely sai s-is el-.
Bcsdcs thc ocI, &c n,nuIcsd! "a tie csptoa th.re
will also be sofa TssnGs, GaT:s Lnd Ii E,GS sipy II
Plantation U;c,sls ns:d:a OF . i.:ss s'Gi-.
Is1u a: TIC Land, prt eff. priyst.l5. &C ABLE
D, Ics be Herod srd due luIio5 Will be ys s.Ih .as
eT.c!ei.u ut :hi, will mes prtV.. the puts -;e q ue
Ssvcs a.a CHER P.-,eit!
The Lsad viii to seid .th. tLe pa chss:t pre-
fer L. Cd = CT .o the NE, any psr 81 'ee ur.
chase mep.y .Ic:edini tG d., e',ah Ct Epe
,iy to % .errrsd bonds lib cooo security
and Q deed q LLs, nH tbs I,"d
TLs Saves hpr rpper;r r'r 5-sh a: pe -pl
Of pul ch .ssr,. - all SON: rnte k.pU crdI .!
tSeve moths, ri iLtcies ffctn ds.. uo1d Shh I'd
,eeurty TO si givsn oefsre IIapsvty tAtsn avail
1.COsnd u.d,s, e's1
nephew ADD Attorney Ia fact. r VIC 9. Goes. Ia:
full authority seIi foT no " Tscciv.
stt-nd ell nniss,icus Ii, srbsc AZ orij:j
- hir alNo.tL G.rds. fust IN =, listmsris e..
ElLsh- uIIL r, s1e3ut.lI
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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
EGA NOTICE

Benjamin G.. CoOper,l In the Pawnee County Dis
vs.. trict Court, September Term,
Elijah Markee. A. d. 1858. In Chancery.
To Elijah Markee, non resident defendent above
named You are hereby notified that the plaintiff
in the above stated cause, has fled his certain bill
of complaint against you, in the District Court, in
and for PaWnee county, the object and prayer Of
which Is to foreclOse a certain mortgage. By you
given the plaintiff on the following described land /,
situated in said county, tO-Wit; The Northwest
quarter Of section Is, in Town 8, Range IL, to secure
the payment Of a cerlain prOmisSOry note by you ex
ecuted to said plaintiff, for the sum Of S3I2, 50, pay
able two years after date, with interest after matu-
rity, at the rate Of twenty-five per cent. per annum,
which note and mortgage bear date each on the 18th
day Of July, AID. 1859. And you are further no.
tilted that unless you plead, answer or demur to
said petition and bill Of complaint. on or before the
31st day Of August, 1858, the same win be taken as
confessed, and a decree of foreclosure rendered by
the court in accordance with the prayer thereof.
ISHAM REAYIS, Sol. for 0omp't.
July I8, 1888. n1-4W-S6.5e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
NOTICES.
Benjamin G..

Benjamin G. COOper,l In the johnson County Dis
vs.. trict Court, September term
William Jones. AID. 1868. In chaneery.
To William Jones, on-resideEt defendent. You
are hereby notified that the Plaintiff above named
has filed in the office Of the clerk Of the District
court, within and for johnson eounty. his certain
petition and bill of compliant, the object and prayer
of which is to fOreciose a certiOn deed Of trust OF
mortgage, by you given said plaintiff, on the follow
ing described real estate, situated in said county
and Territory, towit. The s IL of IA, Sc3.
Is, and w. ~, of N. E IA, Sec. "a, Township 5
Range 10, to secure the payment Of a certain prom
issaTy note by you executed 90 said plaintiff. for the
sum of $4,000 payable one year after date, with
interest after maturity, at the rate of twenty-five
per cent per annum, which said note and deed of
trust or mortgage, bears date each on the 2Sth day
of July 1859. And you are further notified, that
unless you plead, answer or demur to said petition
and bill Of co mplaint, on or before the 3lst day Of
August, 1853, the same viii be taken as confessed
and a decree of foreclosure, rended by the court in
accordance with the prayer thereof.
ISHAM REAVIS, Sol. for comp't
July Is, 1853. no1-4w-$70O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
NOTICES.

MaryE. FOwlerl In the PawneeC Ou mtg District
VS.. Court. September term, A.. d.
Dwight FowleT,) 1868. In chaneery bill for divorce.
TOsDwight Fowler, non resident defendant above
named. You will take notice, that the Plaintiff
and complainant in the above stated cause, has fled
in the office of the clerk of the District court, in and
for Pawnee County, the certain bill of complaint,
and 'petition, the object and prayer of which is to
dissolve, and annull the bonds of matrimony, solem-
nized between y0u and the aforesaid complainant,
st the town of Conquest in the County Of Csyugs,
and State of New York, on the I'd day of January,
A. D.. 1850, and for q reasonable allowance as ali
mony from your goods, chattles, and estate, upon
the grounds of wilful and continued desertiOn for =
period Of more than two years, next preceding the
filing of her said bill Of complaint. And you are
further notified that unless you plead answer or de-
mur TO said petition and bill of complaint, on or be-
fore the 3lst day of August 1868, said bill will be
taken as confessed, and 3 decree Of divorce with q
reasonable allowance as slimony from your estate
as aforesaid, for her support will be rendered as in
said petition prayed for.
ISHAM REAV1S, Solicitor for compt.
July I8, 1868. ~noI-4W-$7OO
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
Administratnr,s Nofice.

Elizabeth Waters having been appointed Administra-
trix Of the Estate OF AbsoIem Waters, late Of the coun-
ty of Pawnee, N. T deceased, Notice IS hereby given
to all persons having claims against said estate, to
have them on file in the office OF the Probate Judge Of
Pawnee county, Nebraska Territory, on OF before the
18th day Of January, A. d. 1884, at O'Clock A. NJ, the
time set for hearing claims against said estate.
n52-6w-S3, so Il. @ LORE, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08
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is DIRECTED TO MY
COOKING SKILLETS, OVENS, &c.
Guttering and spouting.

I am prepared to put p %gutteriug and s%pOuting, and
all other work Of my line at the shortest notice, and in
a workmanlike manner, which 1 warrant to give salts
faction n3-IV
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-08

EAzabeta Melvin having been appointed Administra-
trix o. ne Estate OF James @. Helvlns deceased, notice
ts hereov given to all persons having e.aims against
said estate, to have them on die in the once Of The Pro-
bate Judge Of Gemaha county, Nebraska, on or before
the 9th day OF December, A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ the time set for hearing claims AGAINST said estate.
n~S0-9w-SS,6O CIV. WHEELER, Probate Judge.