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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15
RuTLAND VT. THURSDAY MORNING OCTOBER IS. 1863

purpose. What he says upon this sub
ject should receive the careful attention of
every reader, and especially his very diff
ficult but important plan of combining, il
possible, the several colleges at Burling-
ton, Middlebury and Norwich into one
University of the State" and adding to
it the agricultural features contemplated
by the act of Congress.
The Governor also urges upon the Leg
islature the passage of law securing to
the soldiers from this state, now or here
after in the United States service, the right
to exercise their elective franchise; and he
urges this measure as an act of justice "to
the brave sons and freemen of Vermont
who are so nobly doing battle in the cause
OF the country, and as fitting testimonial
of the appreciation in which those services
are held by the people Of the state" The
passage Of such law in most of the
loyal states, we believe, has been depend
ent upon the question whether the Union
party was in the majority. There isn't
much question on that point in this state,
and although proposition of the kind
was not successful last year, we trust it
will meet with better fate this.
The message closes with an eloquent
tribute to the soldiers of Vermont, ref
erence TO the bright national auspices un-
der which the Legislature meets, compared
with those of last year, and patrioticany
urging the necessity of still adhering to the
great principles of our fathers, and Weld
ing to the government all the aid in our
power, whether by active and material as
sistance, or by the no less powerful agen-
cy of loyal and hearty sympathy.
twill be seen from the above, as well
as from other matters already brought to
the notice Of our readers, that the Leeisla-
ture will not be without subjects of serious
consideration, but it is believed they are
not SO numerous as to interfere with their
satisfactory determination in compare
lively short session. t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15
Local and state Items.

u. 5. CIRcuIT COURT. In the case o
the United States VS.. John G. Buswell
the testimony was closed yesterday. Th,
arguments for the defence were made by
Messrs. Steele and Colby. District At
torney Howe will make the closing arpu
ment to-day,
/. OCTOBER. Yesterday seemed to be q
Mt commencement of that period of pleas
ant weather which we are accustomed to
expect in October. The farmers are as
busy as bees in harvesting their produce
and bringing it to market, and the carpen-
ters and masons are equally industrious in
CARRYING forward their structures to COM
pletion,
The FLAG OF THE 2D VI. BAT
Terry. The war-worn flag of the Second
Vermont Battery, or what remains of it.
has been forwarded to Adjutant General
Washburn by Capt. Holcomb, and can
be seen at his Office in the State House.
DROWNED. Sarah j. Howard, a
young woman employed in the Cotton
Factory at Winooski, was drowned on
Sunday under the following ciircumstan-
ces. 1t seems that the deceased with a
female friend and two young men named
Knox and Butler, living at Winooski, on
Sunday forenoon went out for boat ride
up the river. While under the first rail-
road bridge east of Winooski, and where
he current is very rapid, the boat sud-
denly whirled and all on board rushed to
one side of the boat when it upset. For
tunately, Henry Wilkins Of Winooski,was
on the bridge and saw the boat capsize.
He Immediately stripped, and with the
aid of Knox. who had reached the shore,
succeeded in saving Butler and one of the
young ladies. All efforts, however, to
save Miss Howard were unavailing. Her
body was found just below the bridge
about BPM. Young Wilkins is entl-
tied to great credit for his heroic efforts to
save the lives of the party.
RECRUITING OFFIcE. N. p. Simonds
has opened recruiting office in the U.
5. Court House in this village. A ref
erence to his advertisement will show what
liberal inducements are offered, "a bounty
OF $4,000 to veteran volunteers, and a
bounty Of $4,000 to raw recruits, in ad-
dition to the regular government and state
pay. Now is the time to enlist. Read
the advertisement. M
FRIENDSHIP DIVISION. We had the
privilege of attending the meeting of the
Sons of Temperance on Monday evening.
IN this place, and were rejoiced to see the
evidences, therein exhibited, of prosperity
OF earnestness, and true devotion to the
cause. Three new members we're initiated.
and we are informed that additions, prin
clpally of those in the prime of life, are
onstantly taking place. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

ELECTION IN NEVADA TERRlToRY.-
The returns of the election in Nevada
Territory so far as received, give Union
vote of 6,496 to 1876 Democratic. The
vote for State Government was S,I62
for, to ,502 against. An early admis-
sion into the Union as state is ex-
pected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

oTTRRING News PROMISED. A dis
Patch was received at the Merchants Ex-
'hange Room in Boston Monday evening,
'aehg that private advices had arrived
I New York TO the effect that the gov
Ffnment had learned from General Gill
Ln0re |, that he would be ready to attack
Aarieston on Saturday last, and that the
'' would be IN his possession in three
pays from that time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-15

Desper Taylor, Winhall
Samuel'B Houghton, Pownal.
q. X. CRANE,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. G. Brown.
Commissioner.
BENJAMIN f. MORGAN,
Surgeon.
| FROM THE Ninth REGIMENT. A let
ter from ''B' dated Yorktown, Oct. 4th.
informs us that fever and ague, or inter-
mittent fever, has prevailed extensively in
the Ninth Regiment for some weeks past.
Col. ripley was at Norfolk laboring with
Gen. Foster for removal to more
healthy locality; and the regiment was
expecting he would succeed, and a reoi-
ment OF negro troops, 1000 strong, would
be left to guard General Wistar's s.door-
wayn
Notwithstanding the prevalence of
sickness, the deaths had not been numer-
Gus. Some had occurred however. among
which our correspondent mentions Monroe
OF Poultney who died Sept. 26th.
Coleman OF Mlddletown who died Oct.
I'd, and VIM. 0. Butler Of West Castle.
ton who died Oct 4th. Croley of Pitts
ford, also sick, had obtained /. fnrlopob
and started for home Oct. Sd. Cur COR
respondent speaks in glowing terms Of
Sergt. Hathaway of his Co. (B). the
Color Bearer of the regiment. for his de-
votlon and faithful ministrations TO the
sick OF the company. The regiment was
paid on the 4th inst. A sraidn was to
leave Yorktown on the 4th, gong up the
Peninsula.
Inc regiment had been busy building
quarters for the Winter, but the prospect
OF moving had brought the matter to
stand-still.
RUTLAND COUNTY EDUCATIONAL As
socIATIoN.-The second meeting Of this
Association will be held at Poultney, Vt.
on Thursday and Friday, November 10Th
and 18th, 1868.
The following will be the order Of ex-
ercises:
Z Thursday.
A: NJ. Discussion. The proper
method of teaching English Grammar. J.
Joslin, of Poultney.
~ A. NJ. Address by Rev. B. Ham
ley, Of Castleton. Subject" Education.n
ii A. M. Discussion" The proper
method Of teaching reading" B. F.
Winslow, of Pittsford.
l.30 P. M. Discussion. Arithme-
tic" II. j. Peck, of Ira.
2.3O ?. M. Address by Rev. G. s.
Chadbourn, of Rutland.
7 P. NJ. Address by Rev. Norman
Seaver, of Rutland. 81
Friday.
ga. M. Discussion-a School Dis
cipline." Rev. w. L. Palmer. of East
Poultney.
10 A. M. Discussion--s Geoeraphy.n
M. Cougson, of Wallingford.
IL A. NJ. Discussion Punctualitv
and regularity of attendance IN common
schools" G. R. Hit, of Centre Rutland.
l.3O P. M. Discussion. Quali6ca-
tions of teachers Of common schools. B.
F. Wlnslow, of Pittsfield.
2.3O P. NJ. Address by Rev. j. New
man, of Poultney.
All teachers, town superintendents, and
all friends of education, are invited to be-
present and participate in the discussions
of the meeting.
S. NJ. DORR, President.
ID. g. Moopr Socrofarr
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PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
First District Vermont. ;
Rutland, Oct. 18th, 1868. }

h"'i"hu, wv. i-'h, iooo'
The following abstract Of persons ex-
empted by the Board of Enrolment for
this District, for the week ending Oct.
10, 1868, with the cause of exemption in
each case, is hereby published for the in
formation of all concerned:
Paid Communication.
Albert d Cummings, Berlin
Hiram j Pratt, Warren.
Only son of aged and infrm parents de-
pendent on his labor for support.
Washington Potter, Ira.
THO members Of the same family and
household already Ia the military SER
rice Of the United States.
Turner w Dutton, Goshen
Michael Coniin, Rutland.
Non Residents.
Warren Robbins, Winhall
Perry Tyler, Pownal.
Alienage.
John Condor, Arlington.
improperly Enrolled.
Desper Taylor, Winhall
Samuel'B Houghton, Pownal
q. X. CRANE,
Captain and Provost Marshal.
A. c. BRowN,
Commissioner.
BENJAMIN f. MORGAN,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
LEGALNOTICEs.

Benjamin G. "COPPER" In the Johnson County Dis
VS.. triet Court, September term
William Jones. AID 1853 In ehancery.
To William Jones, nonresident defsndent. 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 county. his certain
petition and bill Of compliant, tue object and prayer
of which is to foreciOse q eeriOn deed of trust or
mortgage, by you given said plaintiff on thefollOw-
ing described real estate. situated in said county
and Territory, toWit. The s l-2 OF IA, Sec.
Is, and WIZ, OfN. E IA, Sec. p, Township 5
Range 10, to secure the payment Of a certain prom
issary note by you executed Co said plaintiff. for the
sum Of $780, 90, payable one year after date, with
interest after maturity, at. the rate OF twenty-five
pet cent per annum. which said note and deed Of
trust or mortgage, bears date each on the 18th day
Of July 1859, And you are further notified, that
unless yeu plead, answer or demur to said petition
and bill of co mpIaint, on or before the 3lst day of
August, 1863, 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 eOmp't
July Is, 1868. n~o1-4w-S700.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

Hamilton Cooper, assigned In the PaUnse Coun-
of H. Billings, ty District Court, Sep
vs.. tenbsr term. AID. 1858
Henry Marlatt. Debt and Attachment.
To Henry Marlatt, nonresident defendant above
named. You will take notice, that the Plaintiff in
the above stated cause, has filed in the Office Of the
clerk Of the District court, in and for PRwneec oun-
ty, his petition ia debt, in which be claims Of you
the sum Of S32 80 " ith interest thereon from the LIST
day Of August 1850, on prOmissory note, by you ex-
eeuted on the lst day Of April, 1860, to Hiram
Billings, payable four months after date, which note
was, on the 18th day of June 1861, by said Billings
assigned to the Plaintiff, and thar an order Of at
taehment issued out of said court, against your lands
tennentz, goods, chattles and effects, directed to the
sheriff Of said county. And you are further notified
that unless you plead answer, OF demur to said pc
tition on or before the 3lst day Of August, 1858. the
same viii be taken as true and judgement rendered
accordingly.
ISHAN REAVIS, Atty. for Pif.
july Is. 1888, noI-4W-S6,Q0
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
LEGAL NOTICE.
Benjamin G.. "copper" In the PaWnse County Dis
vs.. triet Court, September Term,

Benjamin G.. COOperl In the PaWnse County Dis
vs.. trict Court, September Term,
Elijah Mnrkee. A. d. 1868. In ChsnoeEJ.
To Elijah Markee, non-Fe8ident defendent above
named You are hereby notified that the plaintiff
in the above stated cause, has Sled his certain bin
Of complaint against you, in the District Ceurt, in.
and for PaBnee county, the object and prayer Of
Which Is to foreclese a certain mortgage ky you
given the plaintiff on the following described land ,
situated in said county, to-Eit The Northwest
quarter of section %, in Town 3, Range II, 10 secure
the payment Of a cersain prOniissO-y note By you sx
ecuted to said plaintiff, for The sum Of S3I2 50spaY-
able two years after date, with interest after matu-
rity, at the rate Of twenty-five per cent. por annum,
which note and mortgage bear date each on the 18th
day Of July, A. D. 1859. And you are further no.
titled that unless you plead, answer OF demur 70
said petition and bill of complaint. on or before the
31st day Of August, 1858, the anne win be taken Is
confessed, and q decree Of foreclosure rendered By
the court in accordance with the prayer thereof.
ISHAM RE AVIS, Sol. FOR Comps.
July Is, 1853. n1-4W-S6,5e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
LEGALNnTICFS.

Mary E. FoEierl In ths PuwRee Cou MY District
vs.. Court. September term, A. d.
Dwight Fowler.5 1868. II ~ebancery bill for divorce.
To. Dwight 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 he District court, in and
for Pawnee County, the certai1 bill Of complaint,
and petition, the object and PRAYER Of which is to
dissolve, and annull the bonds Of rlatrinony, solsui-
nized between You and the aforesaid complainant
At the town of Conquest in the County Of Cayugs,
and State Of New York, OF tie q day OF ~Jaaasry,
A. D.. 1856, and for n reasonable allowances as ali
mony from your goods, ehettlss, and estate, upon
the grounds of Eilfui and continued desertiOn for q
period Of more than Two years, next proceeding the
fling of her said bill Of complaint. And you are
further notified that unless you plead answer or de-
mur 10 said petition and bill Of complaint. on or be-
fore the 3lst day Of August 1858, said bill viii be
taken as confessed, and a decree Of divorce with 4
reasonable allowances as alimOnT from your estate
as aforesaid, for her support viii be rendered as Il
said petition prayed for.
ISHAM REAVlS, Solicitor for eompt.
July Is, 1868. n~ol-4w-S700
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
prnhnte Notice

". II. Dunbar, Public Adufinis-I
traitor OF Atchison County, 81.
State OF Missouri, In TIE Probate Court
vs. Of Eemaha4 County,
The unknown heirs and legal Nebraska Territory,
Representatives Of August
Ockle, deceased.
To the unknown heirs and legal representatives Of
August Ockle, deceased, you are hereby notified that
said Administrator filed in the Probate Court Of said
county 81 Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, his petition as
said Administrator, for the sale Of the following des-
eribed real estate, of which said decedent died, seized,
to-EEt; The east half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton number nine e. township number four "a north
Of range number thirteen (l3,9 east of the sixth prin-
cipal meridian IN Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
for the payment Of the debts and charges OF Admins
tratiOn against said estate. Ordered that the prayer Of
said petition is hereby setfOr hearing on the 20th day
of June, A. d. 1863, at ten o'clock, A. N, OF as soon
thereafter as council can be heard.
Witness my hand and lbs seal Of said c0urt, this 2nd
day of Nay, A. D., 1868. C. ".
~n47-4w-S6,59 Probs4e Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

IN p~ursrazco o. a decretal order made By the District
Court in ard FOR Nernaha Comfy Rearaska Territory
sitting in ChanceTy, bearing date hay 29th- 1885,, Al a
certain cause pending in said Court wherein Benjamin
g.. Cooper Is complainant and Jeruue Hoover 81 al
are Respondents. 1 VIII on Tuesday. Jnly It'll 1858 al
10 o'clock. A. H., in front Of Den's Hall In Br0TnviIle,
IN said county, being the place where said court WIS
last held, efFsr Tor safe 10 the highest bid9er. Tor cash.
the following described premises te-wit: The south
west quarter o. accliOa number twenty nine, township
number four. north OF range Number fifteen. east Of the
sixth principal MERRIAM IN Nemaha County. Nebraska
Territory. J. S. BEDFORD
n4S-5w-S4 90 Master in Ohance-y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

"THE BEAUTIFUL INDIAN MAIDEN
Sporting ON A SPOTTED FAwN."-T The
Nebraska Second are now at the new
Indian Agency, among the Indians
that were banished from Minnesota.
One of the boys writes home that these
Indians are far superior to the Paw
nees and Otoes; that he is studying
their language, and has already
learned enough to talk love to s love
" young maiden named Wenona.-
She calls him a COON white man, and
saws she is coming home with him
There is now among these Indians
about three hundred widows, their
husbands having been shot and hung
in Minnesota. They can nearly all
speak English ; some Of them can
read. Some of the soldiers have dis
covered many latent beauties Ia the
Indian character. Strong attachments
have already grown up between them,
and when they leave it will be with
pain and regret.
cone little, two little, three Little Ingins;
Four little, i've little, six little Ingins;
Seven little, eight little, nine little Ingins;
Ten little Ingin boys"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

I will offer for sale on the 10th day Of July, 1863, In
front Of Denis store, to the highest bidder for cash, tie
following described property tO-Hit hot R1mber one
section %, containing fhirty-hundredths or an acre 7;
Lot number one, section 81, containing f~orty-four acres
and ten-hundredths Lot NUMBER two, Containing thir-
ty-nine acres; Lot number three, containing thirty
acT9s and ten-hundredthss the southwest quarter Of
section 3, containing one hundred and sixIy sores; the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter, o. section
thirty-twO, containing forty acres, in t0Waship i've,
range Gfteen according to Government survey. lying n
Nemaha County, Nebraska.
By order Of the Probate Court OF Richardson County,
Nebraska. p. n. RMS
n5O Administrator OF william Dripps, dec'd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

The taxpayers Of the City Of BrOwuYflle, wifi
take notice that the Textbook for 1853 is in my
hands for collection, with the delinqnsncies Of 1881
and 1852 added Thereto. Those who fail to attend
to this notice and pay .thsir taxes, viii be obliged
to pay the penalties affixed By Law, and costs. Ny
orders aro TO collect the taxes.
JESSE JOHN, Colsct0r.
July IL, 1853. 3w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

See the advertisement of JOHN G..
DEUsER, dealer in Hardware and Tin
bare. in another column. Mr.. DEUsER
as laid in a larger stock than usual.
bis does not look like our county
IS being deserted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

LADIES REPOSITORY, for August, is
on our table. We have not a more
valuable periodical on our exchange
list. The contents this month, es-
peciaIIy such articles as valley of
Jordan and the Dead Sea-" "Boreal
Nights" and ''Voice8 from Nature, .
Thomas Paine, his First Residence
in America" &C., &c, are very in
structive.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

We publish in another column a
etter from Fl. Halleck. 1t will be
zen hostilities between the soldiers
ma the red skins has commenced
The end is not vet"
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

Mons. DE La MARsHE, the French
On lin a horn), has on hand at his
Establishment, between the butcher
shOp and Rosselrs Stable, opposite
Nebraska Bank CLAY Bank, PeriOdi-
IS for August; also a lot of Wall
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

Domestic EcoEoMY.-No h~Ousekeeper
or cook is fully prepared to enter sue
cessfully upon her culinary duties without
HAVING the Chemical SaieratuS on hand.
II relieves the mind of much Of the care
and anxiety experienced by skillful cook.
For sale by most merchants and grocers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

NEB. SECoND.-A letter just re-
elved by a citizen of Brownville from
officer N the Neb. Second, states
'at the Regiment is now at the New
dian Reser walton, one hundred miles
'Ove Fl. Randall, and sixty miles
low Fl. Pierre. He says the Regi-
mt can never reach Devils Lake, as
grass is all burned. Their horses
now living on corn, and half-rar
ns at that. He writes, aAny white
p who would live in this God,for-
en- country, deserves to be murs
Ted by the Indians
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

MONEY! MONEY !! = Mr.. G. Z.
RICHARDSON is now in town, and has
brought with him a quantity of money
due from the members Of the Nebraska
Second, for horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

eTPORT" RICHARDSON thinks the
Nebraska Second will remain at or
Dsar Fl. Pierre about two months,
md then return to Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

. SwAE L. McLAUcHLIr have just re-
lived a fresh lot of Oysters and canned
uits. Also a fresh lot of Massachusetts
andy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

County ORDERS AID CRY ORDERS.
Ne have a few County Orders, and a
lew City Warrants for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

7. FISHER, BrOwnyille, is Agent for Hemahs
and east half Of Richardson Counties.
CURTIS s. PEAVER, Pawnee City, are Agents ter
Pawnee and west half Of Richardson Counties. q
REV. MR. TNKHAM, Beatrice, Is Agent for GaBs
and Jones Counties. e
Counties
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30

HANTED.-A RARE PAIEr1e Losr.-
e OF u readers will recollect a
+nung exhibited in Brownville in the
~ OF 1860. Whether the artist WIS
Pc Of the great masters Of the Middle
res, or a modern disciple of RapbseI
unknown ; though it is supposed. from
rtain circumstances connected with the
lure, that 1t was executed in mod.
times. SO intense was the desire &c
this great work Of art, that it wa,
ped through the. streets on the top o.
pie at a tOrch-light procession. On.
oecessOr in the RdUertiser Office, being
HomIrer of the beautiful, procured th,
pung from the boys in the procession
placed II in the Office in his collec-
OF rare curiosities. For a long Time
hoeillshed the walls of our office, bu.
'e II has disappeared. 1t is supposed
present a poor maniac, his head i.
"n back, his eyes turned toward
'eh' and his c-OunIenance displays all
agony of despair. He appears to be
IN a dealh-like eonvUlsion is
unoeo by a gaping crowd of men
Ooys' who have been attracted to the
y ans rawlings From bis pOckel
rOoes bOOk-"Lippard's Incidents
Vista"-and he seems to be
'erlng something about Young
nry Clay" If any one can find this
~1ololnary work of art. they viii be
1oerally rewarded by sending it 10
sui'0f OF the Nebraska City Neuus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
p IR lie q.

It makes a perfect Hedge fence In four yearEis
r. One Acre Of 1t set this fall. in eve years VIII
make enough Wood for one Fankyi
~ It grows straight, and very tall .
r. II never sprouts from the roots but Fhen cut
down, viii grow again from the stump, very rEpidiyl.
Il is The best soft wood FOR fuel, 81 any oIher
%purpOsei
years -.-s
a. It grows equally well with as on upland, who're
it is rich, rs IN the bpttomsl i fu r.
Cuttings eight inches dong stuck tnthe ground IN
the Fall, never fail 20 grow SEES
r. We sell il for sc per thousand CUTTINGS, deliY-
cred at any Of our Agencies.
Parties wishing to buy, SHOULD order early afour
Agents, So that they may nStily rs in time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
NEW Music.

GSbaH We Know Each Other There? ?" Song OF
Duet and Chorus, by Rev. Mr.. Lowry, author Of
Sabbath Bells Chime on" This song IS good
Price % cents, mailed free. A pianist in attend
ance to try new music.
HORACE WATERS,
.1y 10. 4sI Broadway Pabisher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
MIND THAT!
WM. n. DEN
AdministratOrss Sale.

Administrator Sale.
By order OF the Prooate Court, On the 18th day OF July
A. D. 1883. at Il O'Clock n, a front Of the once Of the
PTUb5te Judge, in Brownville, Nemaha county. VIII be
sold to highest bidder, the following Real Estate as
the property Of August Oakle, deceased, t0-wit: the
east half n-2) Of the north east quarter a. a. section
number nine 81 township number four a. north Of
range number thirteen (l3.J east of the 6h principal
meridian. appraised at $40. Terms Of sale, one half
down, the bailance in one year.
". 3. DUNBAR, Pub. Admin.
n5l4W Atchison county, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-30
Beware Of WilIow Peddlers.

We learn that many swamps Of common willow have
been cleaned up, and the Cuttings sold az Gray willow
We get our willow Of SAMUEL EDWARDS, q Ia
MOille, Illinois, a responsible Nu-seTyman.
THOMPSON g. EDGES
Eemaha Nursery, Nursery Hill P. o.
n47-tf Ot0e County, Nebraska