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Elttit1.'tA
Tn total funded deb, nrnorr's - s?p2 2gl6G4 N
fuDdj. rlul 4il.'l1: a. which NlulN,bu mlti %"
sddod tor the ro mouths sine. tho date Of the above
sched ulss.
The e,,mstls for the support Of the Poyernueut 20
july lst, 1864 he end oi The fscai r,ar amount -
k<l5 sqs,.93 n hoys s''IInstos he eIteudsd 10 EN-
brace the remaining ak mon cot ihs crtar y6GT
they must ~ douhlet snd thbf sun addSd 90 h Ia
drawn sppron -t,on,, NeaId make All Aegresste OF
nlessur.s culatrd 20 witiirsv the currency VA
reduce tho above e'tiuftes Tue currency h tts
tles its proper size, sni i IL iucres 81 by
sues, large add t0ns must be rlGdc 20 - above sst
ms fol expenditure. which are tascd present
prices II ths cuItrucy slYuid be rrdUchd 70 i's
probably bo reduced 70 s4u0 l.O 100 bus there sro
three difficulties 20 be- ftrmoun'st The ~urrrey
Bust be leduced The fuIHI must D. tHised. ! Nc
measures TO attain these enas must be sTseay and
pompt 49,
Tue exces, OF eurrenc7 smouat, % Sooo, 600 600
To contract fhii hy tags alonH 4 z '1s' hs. lie
eotton bondA 10 Le ggitod b. The a.at,r. auttcra
BY last Conrcr for ,as u Europe s're a p"ctrd 60
produce msALt ~ the lCda'Ir'Cc ~ The currency.
A. late a. the fall OF Nckslurr N ''r ~ ~ ID
the hon that this result cpul. bs attained and hn-
enable tn secreAry u the FrH7u~v "a control 10th
the ouufney aud fregn eIcl snse h1t unfor'un.te
Is some Oi the StAes Ieig co q elt9.-e fLHm. Tho
Government then svpiot ihe ,a5 tar of 1871, bur ~
only "a d ly the people q three S,atet. Al shs
others axumed the amount due by thsir eicZris sad
lsuidated The elaine By ssnes of paper inathleit1,
which sSelled the volume Of the currency. The taI
bill passed a sst session I'll! yield bot lii,s at Ires
snt rAtes Of currency Loans. therefore, are nsesNs
~ 10 liQuldAts the currency. bnt they only be
tlludatsd BY nsuranee that the interest will he
osid in med duns Of certain value The fifteen million
Ioap-the coupons Of vhlch received for dutias
Oayshis u saA-o&sssh tAis rssaA Az 01 ~
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red - tho Hilitarv Committee II MilnDu NJ
dlc"i similar t,scficn pfthans 10 General li.,ts
ic.rd 70 n. ..me os,nm,,sss. .'
llcuss Voting sod u,ofsl aud thc thsnis OF Con.
Cs~, to General Giant. ], ssrsfeusd TO the MI,
nr lAns 1nd intredrceds hin 10 amend the en-.
roi nent act 20 40 to' strte oui the thrsc hundred
eo!M mmut, on, nd to incr csse the pay " the
r5nt snd he - ihc amy Of .hch hs hsdslven rrc'
vi,,us net c.
NJ Gtimes introduced his bill 20 encourage enllst-
tte military quota. Of the respective ststes
q %, s.na,e intrcduecd Giil nor efsctHs.iy to
i.prc.s he g. elton. by proh, ,l'Se he holdns in
eonii,s. Ordered 70 es piT'sd
. ny WIaon introduced his eill 70 irer',,r The bonn
ise On kilitAy Affair. Adjournsd
House Of Reprcs~ ~afiv~a
: NJ S"'as1 1 'nnounerd the s''ad'ns cormi'icc'
r,,.,c.s n,vr. su... y'',,h,.. s1,-.3
Ra1sr Of Vermont. q ci.T Sn,,th. ofN, ,,.m.na
~ NJ, n,..,, n,n,ip T., ~ nsi''n'r' al psL 'p-'n.
WAS ,sr Hy.ss stevens. o, p,nn., nyrill. of
" Fe9toa, n',y, Of e, !. n..csr' q Ma. sa,l%ry
" .'-' "'S''"' VI sNA' o'onp'S'
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y Y iSns OF ohio. '''' ''""' VI
ward, q n Y it,on, q il l.; crvs.vss, u vi :
Perry 9, . =, 6SeA, OF Penn. lrnsye.i' oi A,eh
iin,cMm' ~ osn
Ksrn.n. OF W; ihoms,, IL ~ w,,lI,,m' 81
m LING " No. Nooibtbisu, of VI. Aorris' of
~ M"., ~ ,hlo.
hI'oinsiL o fennyi,sniA. /. bnnd 9i Ohio; Julian
Yisinis I I k'u. ~, Ro. Rs ., Of Ss s"s
~IsUi.. Asr.fx. " iDdtrn. of x,,,...,. uetn
,,ue, OF a." noo n,in isme' G. hlre, ~ ililnois Nc
% Yo,, ,s ~ OIeSn; - M,nasr s 2, h.n, s.I'.a, .! sss
ni..n, u offsnnNlvsnis
Hiilr - Art.iw,- Sehenct OF Ohio fsrnswcth.
nonmcteut; hslcH, OF hetiean; Me!Nl,sior, Of
I. n',F iysmM Welstc,, ~ hsy.nd; ksiiose, Of
Sr Scr fg, Aorri,on' o, Illinois, bia,s', ea Maine
| tohh, of Wne"nsin Nchnnty, ofbhia
MA! hH Aihr hlce. Of NAse ehdsstts; Msore-
y. IN o. rannsyivans ,ir,s.od. o, Ns- fo,h Pike
spAuldngt o. Ohlo' bTsndaIses, VI ConusctHut;
f'Fls,r,3n; o, !nisnA ~ w,.n ,x,,
Goseh, q A.r.ehgs,tr Cor, cf Ohio pomsroy. oi
| NcN Iorh sMth oi lnd's ana handali. Of ksntuehy .
D'T,o ~ Rnn'yivania Hubbard. Of iO.s; ssasrt,
lk-ri1oaln Ashley, of Ohio Besmsn, Of hlehi-
fnn; Crnysrs, o. Indiana ovejoy, oi ll,nsS 1
N,os' i Ann, ur'eef Of Kentucky hs,yi. OF
S!vshh.
., lNALp IsSslo,a WhA'ry, of West Vfretn's !.
S.. s " Nina ioSens e seS ainr nI, rrr'I o. ,as
Slu,h ol nnrNtnis Fre man Chft OF New
ott Raas, on ,.noi, tresvcll othHyiand.
hur.GE hlneon. q Illinois frsnt. u No.
o N"~ fHrk j. W white, Of osio.
,tursp,r1naa {" htATs pr.trAUr- i'ts. Of
name hobiis1t OF Illinois Van NAksAburg. Of
N,- Nofk stiles, OIL m
tNrn,mTSHsr ~ rhs rnEiHtHn DsrAHrsasr-
Amos hycr., o' fsunsy ,Ania kAibi elsch, Of Rer
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Exrssnrrusss ~ Tnu WAS paAsTpssr-Dsn-
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Fernando on a Peace hIulc.
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Important Resolutions Introduced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15

Mallory's Unfortunate Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-15

Prize Money and Greg Demanded.
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MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS.

Sailors indignation Meeting.
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THE ANIMAL SQuELCHTD.
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Latest News
sY TELBCRA IN 10 THE NE# YORK St-y
sun MAIL FROM DIXIE.
Rebel Victory Claimed in Tom.
JefF'S GRAVEYARD CONGRESS-.

Memmingcr's Fancy Finances.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

Somebody prOpSsed1evdr new amend
ments 10 the tax bill.

Somebody proposed several new amend.
ments TO the tax bill:
stag aptenygirlE$Lr
Or, kissing avery honely one. SO
the extra amount being added, prob
ably, as a punishment for the mans folly.
For ladies kissing one another, So
The lax is placed al this raie ia order 10
break up the custom altogether, il being
regarded by our NJ. C.is as piece of in
excusabie abshrdity. sssh
For every Irritation, 10 eta. adj
Every young man who has more than
one girl is taxed IS. a
For courtiRg ia the kitchen, 25 cts.
Counting in the sitting room, so cts.
Counting IN the p~arIOr, ST..
Counting in q romantic place, So, and
40 cts, for each offence thereafter.
Seeing a LADY home from church, '25
cts ser,eacB offence.
Seeing hiss home froal The dinae soc..
eJ SIS, 4e PTocgeds e be deyJell 10
tEe relief Of disaBied army Chapl&ns =
For LADY w66 pauits so IS,
For wearing lO~+heUE daesees, 81.
? sForvEth curl " = lady't8h head above
tea, 3 cents.
For any Unfair device for ehrrapping
young meh INTO I4afrlmony IS,
For wearing hoops larger than ten
feet in circumference 8 cents for each
hoop.
Old bachelors over thirty are taxed
$40.
Over forty, 500.
Over fifty, $50, and sentenced TO BAN
ishmens in Utah.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

MAIL RosBtRY.-Mr. Maxon Of this
CITY, received q draft by Western mail
which hap been taken from the envelope
but retbrne6 70 mail bags a it was made
payable 10 MaEon's order. Mr. Ryram
also received a draft in a similar -condi-
ton. The mail had been broken open,
but The thieves were too bright to under
take 70 dispose of such booty, as i would
be extremely hazardous. Il is probable
that everything valuable vas taken from
the mail. We have heard nothing that
indicates the locality where the robbery
occurred. but is on The route to Denver.
The matter sheald be invesligated.-N.
c. Press.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
FLOWER SEEDS.

Tie Ladies', (Ged bless them ali Wsnt a ane sowsr
garden-tbey wish TO make home attractive-tbe 7 Wish
70 have a Raat, well kept Lawn, with SIS green turf we'll
shaded, and hers aud there dotted With natures r. r5t
treasures. neddIng their jsweied heaGs to tne SUMMER
breeze, and emitting their delicious igagr slss 70 az
around. The husband, when be return atsve from zoe
care and turmoil or business, meets the sol Gs beEJs
half, who smiles because she has q home mace dasr bY
attractions that God intended should typfY All th2t .
beautiful and pure A man or woman wiz ioVesE3S-
es can never be coarse or unrednet--they hsss ksau-
g1age that speaks to the heart, ana le Lee- saer1-
Gates they are emblemafical Of pure tlclE11ss uobie
impulses and morsl aspirations.
To our Lady readers OF the "Farmes and ~Adsertl-
SER Ourgo up your Liege Lords, and nave ssaDnig Gl
dover seeds ready for spring pl2ntEg ne lave ia
flowing
Japan Pink, 4 kinds, EngIish Petupts, s Kids
Spanish Pink, P~0rt1laca, 10 11loTs.
Chinese Pink, English Double H4sisEssA
Pcotee Pink, Cleoms Fulgeus
Coronation Pink, Iponiea. 3 me kiHds,
Sweet Williams, 8 kinds, Double ziRnias.
yeFbena, Red and white Cypress,
Phlox, Doodle Balsams,
CreeperS, 8 kiodB, CameIia lowered Balsanss
celosia CIstda. African Hibiscus,
Ever asting Flower.
And ever lU0 OthsT dns GoWers-fOF sale b.
THOMPSON & HEDGES,
Syracuse p. O., OtOe Co.. GebrBSka
&sgeBbsr Soh, te9.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL 70. -
$4,000 Copies Sold the FIRST u
Months Of It's Publication

It is an entire New Work, Of nearly zoo psgsa-
Many Of the Tunes and Hymus we're written sg-
prssSly for this volume. II will soon ba e. PopnlEg.
az its predecessor, (Bell No. ! which has rna upts
the enormous number Of 676.0o0 copies 10 36months,
outstripping any SEsdag &hooI Back Of les Else is
sued in this country. Also, beth Vol6me1 ars hOanA
in one 10 accommodate schools Wishing them IN tbAA
form. Prices Of Bell No. g. paper covers. r. osnts
so per loo. Bound, Is cents, SIS pes loo. ciOth
bound embossed gilt, 80 cents, Sa7 psr1a4 RsnGp.
4, paper covers, IL cents, $40 PER 100. Boan3 "a
cents, els per leo. Cloth bound embossed git s.
cents, 500 per Toe. Bells Nos. and 3 haHld tb-
gesher 40 cents, $50 per hundred. Is sopiss fafN
nished at the 100 price. Cloth Sound onhoSss4
gilt, 5OcentS, $40 per leo. Nail postage free -,
the retail prics.
HORACE WATERS, Pakhb0r,
n4l-1y HO.48l Broadway, New forS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
.vIcToRIAt
HEIREsS OF CASTLE CLrEE
BIZ COUSIN NAY cAREEToK


The pEodaotiOns o. Ibis EistiBgniShe8 anShNW8
need no eulOgy. Fublio opinion las loHg sjBos 49,
nounced them superior 70 ss1 Otnor RsySisss~ ceb@
'lishsd on this nae Of. the AtIsntic asa sGes
test Of their merit Is fond IN the fagt tbsths1Afe
eagerly TsorOdueedy after their p1blicAsiOn IN The
Mercury, by she English prsss. We nay I'D thSs
the new tsle, "VietOFis.v b faiIy equsl in intPEaES
and depth Of plot to SithsrOf th0A which hsfsss-
cured 90 large q share Of Pablic approval sB3WH
can earnestly rseOmmshd it 70 sll EtOTy readers
The New York Mercury b sold BY aE BeNss4s
and periodical dealers IN AmeTics. To subssgibors,
it is regularly mHiled every Saturday DOninSs noT
81 a year; three copies Tor s.; six e0pia &9S8E
eight copies for 81, with an extra copy, free, 20 The
getter mp Of the club. SiE mOnthS sohseFiHisRg
received. Always write plainly the nAms o. JF
Post Office, County snd State We take sbsnetag
of all solvent banks At par. PAymeBt mast iAgasiA-
bly, be made in advance.
~ Speeimea COpiss seRt free 70 AZ appliSAata-
Address eli letters and Esmittaneess pest psid, -
CALDWELL = WHITNEY,,
PrSpristOrs Of The New York Mercury,
R9e-SW 113 FtOo Sreet, ksW YoEk O8I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26


ScHOoIs.-We are Feqested TO state
that school will commence in the new
School House on Monday, the 9th of
April. Miss BrOckmsn teacher.
In the Old School House on Monday
the 2Otb or April. Rev, H. H. DObbins'
leSeher.
In, the house on the LeVee formerly
occupied by DR.. Mcpherson, on Monday
the 30th of March, Miss Jennie John,
teacher.
On account of the financial condition
of the district. the Directors have though
best not to have any free School this
Spring.
We are glad 70 see SO many OppOrtu'
mites for sending children to school
There are enough children in town tc
well support three schools.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

The foreign papers have 2 touching
incident about Poland. A little boy was
Standing At the dOor Of bis fathers house
Waen he saw the Russians FIRE a yolley
o. the insurgents. .Iother,' cried the
boy, 1.-The holy Virgin protects our
t'snds for ] saw none Of them sik"'-
Auszisn officer rode up and said, esee
~ tbs Holy Virgin viii PFotecl you,p al
{ sane tins blowing out the boys
tstes VIII 9 platol,as aaH .fllm u ssaE
~ erg e-er $50 s. ErK
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

SrED PoTAToEs.--Mr. CAR bias on
hand a few bushels of Peach Blow Pota-
toes, the best ia America, which he will
sell to those wanting seed, at one dollar
per bashel, at this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
THE CONFESSIONS AID EKPRRIS
ENCE or A SUFFERER. M

Published IS = warning, snd for she especial bsap~
ct Of Young Men and those Who SUITES with HstFOus
Debility, Los Of Memory, PrsmAtaPs Decay &6ass.
by one Of those who hsa cured himself b. siupla
means, after being p0t 70 gFsss eEpsuss asd izhoa>
Venience, through the Uss Of worthless msiisiasR
prescribed By leaned Doctors, ,ssN
Single copies may be bad Of the sathaF. GA
LAMBERT, Ksq9 GreenpOint, Long lIlsRa, y eaalsS~
ing 3 post.pald addressed s~nVSlops. AadeSA
CHARLES 4. LAABRRT, Esqa 0PselPotRhL QHR
Island, n. y.
May ~, 1914. R46-9n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

SEuUsBERT AND EvERGREEN.-Mr.
.COrrR, has just brought on from South
en Missouri and Illinois a large lot Of
Evergreens and Shrubbery which he will
sell cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

We learn through various sources that
Hon. S. G, DAILY, delivered a very able
speech i'd Congress, a short time previous
TO It's close, ia opposition TO YooRHEs aud
NtLxKD1kcHA&.l 1t is SAID to have
been one of the best things Of the session.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
~ a seHoOL =

THE A SCHOOL Bella New Singing Boob
or Day Schools, called the DAY SCHOOL BELL, is ncE
eady. 1t contains about 300 pages Of choice Sings. So
es, Rounds, Catches, Duets, TrtOs, Quartets aud Che
roses, many Of them written expressly for tiis WORK
besides % pages Of the Elements OF mBsic Tfa He-
ments are so easy and progressive that ordinary tae0h-
es will ind themselves entirely successful "a iusrrucE-
ing even young scholars TO aing correctly aH1 E191tl1~
cally, while the tunes and words embrace sueh = va-i-
ETY. Of lively, attractive, and soul stit1e music ans
sentiment that no trouble viii be eX ieaesd IN iuiu-
cling all beginners TO so on with yea = 6oE ekil'
in one of tie most health-giVing be6Hty improving.
happiness yielding, and order prgiucirg Cyesriss u
school life. In simplicity OF its clemens. il-vsuetg
and adaptation Of music, and in excellence sut puD1hei
Of its songs, original, selected, and adayfec 4 claing
by much to excel AL competitors. II WittbH tHlat 70
be the best book ever issued for SeminsTtes, Acads1ies
and Public Schools. A few sample pages-0f Inc q
Taents, tunes and songs are given in a circular ssLa
and get one. It is compiled by Horace Waters; aulsoT
of "Sabath School Bells n 8. ! and 2, which have had
the enormous sale Of $50. coo copies. Prices-papef
covers 20 cts, sl6 per hundred; bound 80 cents S2s
per hundred; cloth bound, embossed gilt 40 cents So
per hundred 20 sOpies furnished at the enc hundred
prIee. Mailed ree at the retail prize.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
TIVE DAY sCHOoL BELL-The tunea are lively, and
sach IS uiay be es~ly mastered By childrsn. The spirit
IL she solss Is unexaepioDable and we'll adapted % the
scboo' room IL IL the cheapest ami among the best
eompe0ds q school music puRlisbed.-NeU FORA
Teacher.
70 use ia oar common schools.
We have a great number OF school song books before
the public, but many uf them lack musical as well ss lite
rary taste, and are really demOraliEing IN their iRau-
ence upon the musical talent Of the young. Aira Of ac-
knOwledged excellence, welded to words Of true poetry.
ara the qualities that ought to be sought with the great
est care in the preparation Of q school song book. Thk
book seems 20 combine the . two qushness-PHAayA
published By HORACE WATERS,
n4-Iy No. 'rOadWaE. New RSA
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

ExreaArIOx.-From all quarters we
hear Of a great emigration coming West.
", look for a larger emigration this
Swiur dhan al any period for the last Eve
YEARS g,..aEv
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

SrnrEe.-For the past two weeks, the
Ines have been bright and the weather
!, te daytime Earm, the nights however
are 100 cold for vegilationlo grow much.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

BOArs-The Emile passed down or
Wednesday last. On Wednesday night
The West Wind, and Thursday the War
Eagle passed up. On the West Wind
and War Eagle about forty persons land
ed at this place. They came with Mr..
COker, from Cape Girardeau Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
SEEDS prepaid ~ faiI.

=" Y AWHfIA @NV - ""HN8
IS F~rsttfsit Anl1als3g oHitt7aaaEs oNG
- Choice - rslafle seeds Ter toe aardfl3 & -
Boh r. U1nf8Eggfr as ~ Cubs lfTsnfo1 klBt
Tc Clllr % TwSutEt0 - ga
ire hHwsHr4s 4afEf wtb imriense beats,
axe 80 81 asss1E 5 cents be- srEe papers I'VE
j fer 81 Irstsars4 tsn14ss se5s ~ shis new and VEn-
a..t Wila fsrsct h5m4 spaH, b. cbe Siassrd. last Ag,
snJ er coiHisshsiy fet5aalsoe 81 - tosbssl MfIIstia
~ ya'f = WATSON - :
nss-ti Ud e6loay h~srssriss Pjym5dth, HaEs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

.o,UrANr GEErkAL+Our townsmah
c.,o. HILL has been appointed AdJu-
,,a General for Nebraska, vice Hon.
III F. SAPP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

ScHoOL NoTIcE.-Miss JENNIE JOIN
will commence her school in the house on
he ssee, formerly occupied BY McPHra-
son as a store, on Monday next, 29th
Inst. The house comfortable and roomy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
PROSPECTUS FOR 1885
THE NEW YORK LEDGER
y0w Is TEE RfAET0 SUBSCRIBE.


f u4 H tt-e- nAA
There Is aR-sNt dsglof tai Esnong uroDismParafteR
al7at TIA i.gTeH RISE "a sha prtcs efpepsrsH aidtso
uecsssity t0r 3 0rcEsaeuding r~isetp44q PFtcs of Rewe-
olpers. We ~ nqt aEree rNath oar fgisada - % fhF
.lsst pT0ppffttD1. Na true th4t paper las E3hf up
fIg1kfrtLy-hftT rerCcnt., at laasrs ard ts "afiffoh it,
wa7 uc." But what Uf thsf PuoHaAefk rave ~
yeatstsd good trHeFltb l5w-puCsE psgsr aat madA
large 1foass; anfh suoW thst lines nave chzaEet thaP
Should psy ne ~e1aflteo prizes Tor paper without Win
i2F. aud without t-y11st1 gstit BACK ouc Ok thar sub
,cE.oers. Hsileresse IA ne price ofpap0g VilImaka
q trrersIcs ~ tsns of .lO1sands 81 dollars TO Us yearyE
fri 7a SHAH no. incrfas3 The price % the
That viii reuain 81 it isl we can AFFORD iE. Dur sah-
Foribels have etuck = We Whoa paper vas cheap -
lro do nat lht 88d ~ 8nsresse our rates ath8m -
+Fhan II i lss,i. alrls 4 pyor ruls inst uonN BUG
18th ways" { tH
cOdU Affges cad
Single copirs, I've dollars per sHnnm twO @aso,
thres dOllar7 ? fuHr c0pes, ak dOlkaFs s stghs 8Feo
Twelve dollars -PostmastArt and others VIA ~
clubs can afterwards add single eopiss ~ of,5A tn
party who sends rs Sf2 Cor selnA o. eighs eOpisssNs
sent AZ one time VIII - entitled to Z eog fee=
Terms Invariably ~ adgance. No sa~hETiptea8 nk0R
for : less period than Que pear. Gaaea eabsesAarR
muse send twenty stE eensE IN addftiaa 70 Ne suAzm1p~
tioG % pay the American postage which b nh neonk
&C every oapsr. Rhe notes OF All spocls-paytoe
bad.s kan IL lag. When q DRAFT Or eheof "a eonPes
lens cut It ztlI BE- preferred, 8 a VII psaEon8
the ssibility % the loss Of ncneF By na3L
+ E~We sIlplOy no travelling ss@0 Ae4ssa ea
RORRRT BOENzB, Ru0nsAsr.
No. % PaEk how, FsgNKosk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

Sss tbs sdv~5riseuenl Of Flows, Cora
/, ,rsrs. Sc, bs d A OoNsfApLE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
FRUrr AND oRNAmESTAL rREEs-

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
$4,000 Apple Trees, 4 yssrs old e. PER huodrsd asa
per thousand.
1900 standard Pear Trees, 3 tai Years ed, t2s pes
hundred, 3930 per thousand.
@ 900 year Old Diana Grape vinoa slt pashun4rss
100 600 sissdard Pear Grapes. o. PEI asndrs4 &c
per thousand,
These Pear Crafts, not being bulky, can Be tTansporAs
ed chesply, aud By growing two years. viii make Foc4
sized trees ta plant IN an orchard Am one oEn trabla
their UeTey by growing then - aalls Sen4fsF Wha3sS
sale ana peserpiys CATALOGUES.
z MOODY & SON.
nH-el NisgsFs NHrseTies L1ckpOrt, NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

sTRAE COLT.

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kssifIe IL r. 'f soutnTsd o. Nsmeha Qit4, tpe
ccHs! E0efHsStlE mare Wit1 Ehfta &C. luIoa face
and crs 1nte sof write ThaothWa hact here eoIA,
inciiaedtct RuF a5sha . ysaFr 90 hnt aarlne- 1np
persOn rsrlIrning ~thecsiis taszn4 FEaideuRa 81 tn8inn-
.dersiSrei, dya nisias weSt o. GenthECit7. o. aivipa
inlormafion sadnrt = heir aiacaTesg atff Be IaatifB
rewarded. y Mrs.. cKH
Feb26-aBfs H nts
sFas $50 aa
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26

The following isa list of the members.
We have not learned their es.
Bishop Ames, Elder Davis, Elder
Smith, Burch, Fort, Cannon, Maxfeld
Hart, Ansbury, Ring, Kendall, Semon,
Miller, White, Smith, Pritchard, Burns
MOnhaul. s,.r s
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
PRENDLEys PATENTS

Agricultural CanIdrOn and STEAMER.
FOR SALE z71 and Us South Water Street
Chicago, III. Prices, Wood SIS, Coal SIS. stsps
sizes-Other sizes in proportion. with faight s5aed
from factory IN New York to Chicago.
TheadvantageI Of cooked over raw food lie aimit-
ted by all. The old Way Of boiling in ketslssh both
slow and expensive, 90 much % taht bat few men Dc
it. Souietf az more practical mast be had. Steam
scenes 70 he tie only alternative. The Patenteo
MS resslud Ell the advantages Of the Portable Cal
aron for boiling and devised means Of generating
steaIn saheieut fer ali purposes. Il is simple and
practical, and proves a PEFFECT SUCCESS.
w. R. UGTN,
Sole sgent for hlinbis and NOFth@West
27l 4 22S 8. Water ST., Chicago.
Where Win also be found DOWRs 4 Co.'S Deep Wen
Pumps, Force Gisterps, Chain and Common Well
Pumps, ThinIble Skeihs and Sad irons, - we'll ~
every variety Of Farming FoolA Cast TrOd Com
Shelters, Feed Mills, Hay and Platform Scales
Stoves &c. The above viii be sold on secouns Of
the maHufastnTsEE, at their resPe 0tiys fsetsEy prizes
adding freight to this place.
January 1852. #
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
THE SOIL OF.
I'M
BY THOMPSON 3 HEDGES,
IN RAISING
GARDEN, FIELD, q FLOWER SEEDS.
To Merchants, POStmaSteTS. Farmers and
Gardeners.

It Is certainly to your interests 20 buy seeds Of al
kinds, grown on the soil Of Nebraska. It a to your in
terest to get seeds 70 sell on commission, that are fresh
and true TO name. It is to your interest to get seeds q
US instead Of receiving them from the Bast-~from sl1
stocks that have been peddled around for years, Il b
TO your interest 10 give rs an order fE g general a.
sortment Of Garden and Flower seeds, this winter, witt
which to supply your customers In the spring.
We will give you . commission Of % Ia ota. On tAS
81, of aales
Gregory's Celebrated Marble Head Mammoth prua-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-03-26
+. MCCORMICK
Reaper and Mower
MANUFAcTURED AT
0h1 o0S q, XII.

This celebrated machine is by all odds the BEST
GRAIN M GRASS CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
ested in other machines, q. H. Mccormick & Bro. man
ufactuIe at the rate Of 5000 per year. Many changes
have been ahected during the past season. and for 1864
the Mccormick Is presented with greater attractions
than ever hafara. Al a Iaanar.