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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
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The Produce Market hes feh the


The Produce Market has feh the in
guence Ct he decline IN gold very slightly
during he past week, owing, Ia some
measure, TO The lgAl TccePs IN nest az
tides.
FLoUR-Has been scmeUAa, dul Of
sple. bu. holders 90 net seem disposed 90
give way . any extent, while Nhea. Is
held al The present figures.
County superior 80 30 per b6l.
CRY a." $3.50
Choice CRY" $3.50
Frlra. $3.50 10 $3.50.
The market is doll ard decliugDg with
only average sales. ,
WHEAr-The market was languld and
the lower grades down. The last sales
quoted as follows.
Poor F1F.'bu. SI60
Common 70 lsi7 " " $3.50 to ] so
coed " SI.05 10 2,I0
Prime 10 choice " s.. y 10 so
Fxtra choice " l." $3.50 10 2,25
Corn-The demand was great and the
marke; active, with sales ranging from
$3.50 o 1926.
OArs-The market opened with pTl-
ces a shade higher, but fell during The
week from 2 so and 90 cts, TO So and
so CTS, in new sacks.
RrE-Isq quoted at $1,000 l,25.
HAY-The market has been steady
and the principal sales have been made
al S26 to S27 for prime timothy, and
from S27 to S2S for choice.
PRovIsIox-Aboul the only sales IN ba-
con we're IN clear sides, at p and y "a
Cts; Shoulders at 81 to % cts. Sales
we're reported Of % bbls. mess and fair
fair mess pork at $500 round; and 20
cks. at clear city sides at % Cts per. 10.
NnIsEEr-The ruling price during he
week has been Sl,T5y and very little
las been done.
ONIoNs-Prices declining; at the end
of the week standing al $3.50 per. bu.
PoTAToEs-Reporls small aud prices
Bnnsing from $50 to S Hooper. hushel.
HIDEs-D Dealers are now paying % cts.
fInt; l7c for dry, ard lie per 10. for
green salt.
Gorcery market quiet-but few goods
selling. Prices nominal. aud halle 10
change al any moment.
SUGAR-New Orleans % &c 2S; doub-
lie crushed 81: 3 crushed 81 3.4c; c 10
81 2-3c grauulaiet 3iI-2c; refined white
o 80 Is d. y . % 3.4c; refined yell
lew 4 29c clsariisd AAN26 l-4c
MoLAssEs-Ncw Orleans ST. 10 10 /,
Is; Coded syrup BIollssses, bill. Sl,60
CoTrEr-Ro 81 to 53c; Java GO 10 IS
TrA-Imperial Sl,C5 to 1925: Young
Hyson SI.40 to 225 Colong SI,l0 10 s.
SOFA, S~ALERATUs AND CREaM FAR
TAR-Soda m kegs IL l-2 10 I2c; soda
in boxes u to l3c; Saleralus in boxes
il to lac; Cream Tartar IL boxes. 50 10
65c-
SOAP-Palm u - to Is l-2c; chemical
IA lie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons concerned.
that the list, valUati rs and enunerations male and
taken UnIer the Excise Lsw Of the Unitef States. WITH
in The Counties OF Richardson, Eemaha and Pawnee
and Territory Of Nebraska have beea returned to me
and will be CTCn for examination in my cnice in the
o. Fllis CITY, and County OF Richa dSon fer the
space of Iiteea days from and after the date OF this
Notice. and tn I appeals relative to any erroneous or
excessive valuation, will be received and determined
By ne on The l4th day OF June 1854. All appeals 10
the Assessor must be maize in writing.
JOSEPH II BURBANK.
Assessor Nebraska Territory.
Nay 9th, 1854. n3S-vs-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
TERMS T~O/CLUBS.

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the Subscriber.
SINGLE COPIES.
ThEcc dollars q year, in advance. Postage paid by
tao Publisher.
JoHXF. TGGW.5O Greene S., y. y,
PGb.isber for tbc P1oprictorS.
As an in~dueemeat TO new subscribers. the Pub
fishers offers the following liberal preniams:
Any person Renting s., in advance, viii receive
tn c magazine from JU!y, 1852, 10 January. 1864
thus securing the whole of Mr.. KinbaIFs and Mr..
hilkes new serials, which arc alone worth the
price Of the subscription. Or,if preferred. = sub
scribcr can take the ma gazine Tor 1858, and a eopy
Of "Among the Pines" or Of "UId-rcurrents Of
Wall Street" by Il. b. Kinbau. bound in cloth. or
Of "Sunshine IN Thought by Charles Godfrey
Leland retail price, 81 Is Tho book to be cent
postage paid.
Any person renting 80, will receive The maya
zine from its commencement, January, 1862. to
January, 1854, thus securing Mr.. KimbalPs WAS
Ae successful - and Nr. Kirke's "Amon 2 the Pines"
ard "hercban4's Story" and nearly 5000 ootays
pages Of the hest literature in the world. Premium
u6se:ibers to pay their own postage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
FlNaNcl9L ND COMMERCIAL.
NoneT Market.

For sometime money has been very
unseuled, Gold fell n one week to 232,
bar is now regaining its lost ground,
Many causes have been assigned for
the frli BAT ne most correct one seems
10 be the -Ereat demands for the 7-3O5
10 Germany and the prospect of the Sec
re.ary Of he Treasury paying the inter
est on lhr sos.
The last report is as follows;
Chicago, Sept lst
Money close Exchange fat al ola
discount CuyiHg and Is 70 l"4c sell
ing. Gold closes at 249 10 go.
New York, Sept. I'd.
MoxEY-Gold at 25 10 81, and silver
at 225 Ia go; money light at 10 10 Il
81. Louis, Sept. ID
IE0 ,ror,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
1864.
PROSPECTS
OF THE
OF THE
missouri lslIlHN
For the Year 1864
DAILY, TRI-WFEKIY 3

DAILY, TBI-WEEKLY & Nm,
The war drama is approaching - VIZ
interest TINS year will probable
Doom 81 The Rebei;ion witness a.
eminent restored IN the faIlsn So
Grated, AID Slavery obliterated f,
events Of 0I viii be am5Eg tie l
the History o. TIE Country, AMI 49,,
eiude tae return Of Peace, and
Aiaened upon new career Of p,-
ness and prosperity. WIKI Lab.r
the repraach Of serfdOm. the Ps,.r,
on higher Platform q inteHi-es.
feel q sri ~lroiouuaeT iU,ergss In MI
theproercss Of tLeir o~n a1l eeler
VOID Is eEterluS upon a new seriss
10 trfinildte 3 the uiumnl ag d.
tee Atlantic: whns cHirr3tiap &C.,
acquire "a rev and Tremendous ipre
IMMENSELY eur productive p0Fer.
Tie string events Of the times sin
ly depicted IN the eOiams o. the DrIr
We are resolved 20 rerder mJra VAC,
t~raeJive than ever as a faithful
Mirror Of Passing Eis@9
Inspired By the spirit Of Dsmo--.
leGgibE no iaser Bat TFgtd-fasV
O-EAT Til Cont 20 so be s0hly a.
People, aaa prsm % dsunaass aa5
political or military aspi-sut VIA
tdeir G. use
T. addition 70 orr War News, ", s.u
IN our Weskiy psper the Weekly Ssrt
au1 also 40 abstra 81 she pracceif7-.
aus % he ff0ceediug Of L .aslrs
as
Oar Tsi-Ecckiy. VIII contain as
Ge Importer, Mems, LOe-l aaiC0u-
ot tls L4iy.
THE DAILYDEIJ7
Nh41 80 r. ex-slel 81 aay rs-
t hIye vd our fal
n~rr44 F"E r-~a~ss
0lHI E--a8hrH
truII Wa-f u-t0U, .lpn Tie Lover
sremsie -saari snd Iilsuais-C
VA D. Vshlsa1d bon all ou o. Re M
ARMY CORRESPONDENT
Ar5 oar usgsl q%tauliiy o. Ge1enl New
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Seri f3r specimen numbers cf tie Pen
Proc et-s 60. distribution ,gli t5ey slIar
v iurstslel.
Ssrd a many names % possible IN CHS
.heir p11-t- g n5 Co one aliae~--s
the Postmaster gr the s,-t-r Up Of tie G.
I-is not required tL1s So thsuga
slaI BE- sent % ous Pazg one. Tie ua1
sent o. din erelJ Olscs, and aidail1sur
az any tin
Ta0 following are our rates for The yal
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Nail SghssriOsrs-oac year
Pries to News Dealers So
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WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
Single Copies-One year
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Any larger Club than ton VII be s5r
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The above rates ior all aaIi =.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
SPLENDID LIST.

An OF tie goods in the above List will be sold. with
ON reservation. Tor One Dollar each. Certlfcateeo i
am the various articles axe placed in similar ca eiopes
and sealed. These envelopes will he Sent by p5Iit or
delivered At our oace, witAont regard "a cfCi O.. On
receiving Certificate you viii see waat arGc G II rep
resents. and "a Is optional With Aou to seri one dollar
aHi receive the article or not,
In ali transactions by native shall charge for for
forwarding The Certificates p2yins Postsge, ard g ,ing
The business, - cents each- Five Certificates viii be
zen. Tor 81; Eleven f9r So; Thirty Tor So; Sixjy-nve
Tor SO anl one nundrei TJr SO.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
prDu.Dt answer to their orders. Our business is con-
tucted upon liberal. honest, stre.GhtsorwagU principle
and We g~u3rante5 sat.sfactIcniu al cases. Our I5t-
rous may AWAY depend upon having their orders Eaitl-
~fally'sna pUnciUastg ~suVpAitd. In no case Viii cures
~EoBdPBtS BE ncsieet-J.
Fs@Correspeudcots should be careful 60 Usite theis
sienatuTes plain, art give their Post 0ficc, Cpunty. and
St&te. Address, GRO. DEAE&iE co..
20 Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

~ Having bad business relations with the above
gentlemen. ! take pleasure in saying tlat they are
heuorsC;e @. Uprfssj men. srdperfarl an tazyp romi sin
ana the JeEtlsy / nave seen lroni there Is -euHleesa AID
rtvcs satisfaction. Z. . GHQ&P5JN.
n47-tF ECrstI5 HuI &tb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
p a 8.


II m2SeSa perfect V%gefence in four years!
- one Are oft ser - in i've years will
make enough Wrci for aae F&
IL Il grows STRAIGHT. a GttaII
& Il never sprouts ua~a-a8EFratS but when rnf
down. viii grow aEaln froud QeStnmp, very rapiaIvI
- II Is the best SOFT wood Tor fuel. ~ any other
pUTpusel
II when kept OF the ground, the rails Will last 90
years
70 grows equally well with us on upland. where
this rich rs IN the b9tt8u>t
~ Cuttings eight inches long stuck ia tia -r,rr5 a.,
1 2 Fail. never fail 70 STOW!
y We sell il for s. per thousand Crtfipvs so1i-
erei 70 any of our Agencies.
- Parties wishing To buy, shogIa order early ofour
Agents, 50 thai they may notify Us in time.
CUTTINGS
b1Lo-cd ara Delivered al the abave places, as
soon as the cares IAN
T-R. FISHER. srauuviI Ie. I-es fCr N.-.t.
and east hali of richardson Csnufies@-
CULTS * PEAEER, Payaee Civ, Reagents for
FaNnee ali vest bar of Richardson Counties.
REF &2. TTNKHAA, BeatrNe, Is 3 sents Tor Gaze
ara Jones Gruu-irs-
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

To readers Of The CoNTIyrETAI are aware Of ;he
;n.ar,ant position 10 has &s-uuel. 81 t.c i.fuCEcp
wniea !: cEe.ts, and # the aslial.&rrsve f p4-iti-
calald literary tc.sas og sic high est Co.,. which
supports i. 30 publication ol tas Kind has, a.
'EF- c.Eo'r-, so successfully srh.UH2 the erercv
and freed. IN oF The daily new .cr 18th tie high
or literary trEa 81 the Gr-t-c.1 o~ia.,Hiv; 2Td-it j
very certain th1t %, M zinc his gwen Tilcr
range o. its contributes; a. preserved is..ts0 CON-
ule.u.y fr.a tne barrow fUal" nc1S O.. Ht.sE az Ui
faction. j~ntiHeS 45Ec The present. Sara q juUrIa.
Is either mower So taelsaj ar II is nothing. That
sac Continental is not t#n @--rr-- is ahe.ienlr
ey iraeca rs shat tlss 6.nt-ty .ae reflection 90.
iE cogoscis IN mscy inTrliit:st lutio events. and
IN ihe character and ps8er OF those "AO arelts
starr. hest Importers.
Thar-h but ittr more ;fan ? year Las rIaPsc-
siacC tie Con.acu.al was G.st established 4, 81 Aas
j.rjuc that time Acquired "a s.crer-.L and q sisni-
6HHse eievnti - tod POSITION Tar Hg.:e that Pre-
v:aU-ly occupied 2 s'.elgt en- a':d 4 political Slcu.d-
ca-ce eicyatiEgi Il To- a position lar above that prs
yieuyIy occurred by pay publication Uf Tie kiri ~
Amer5ci. H. proof OF which assertion sc cal! at
tcutivn 70 the following .lets:
!. Gfi'z political articles Terablishcl in pamphlet
form. "a SINGLE ona has hai, :Er~ far, g circulation
Ct o7p hundred and iz-;hccseEd copies.
>. From IFS literary department. a single serial
novel. "Am.uc .he Pines" ho-. wisa;l % very few
months. Sold uelr.y thirv-are Thousand co. les
Two other series fits IlarsCT erti.ies have also
been rcFub!shel IN hook form. While the hEst pr
tirn of n third is already III press.
No more conclusive facts need be ai,edgcd 60
rreye the the excellence Of tic contributions 10 he
Continental, ar their eXtrlo.linarv pGpv:a -ity: and
IL conductors are determined thaS il shalt not fall
behind. Preserving all "the bolducss, vicor and
ability which a Thousand Journals have attributed
to it, it will greatly enlarge It's circle Of action. and
discuss, fearlessiy and frankly. every principle in
u0lved I'd the great questions OF the day. The first
minds of the country embracing the men most
f>miliar with its d plomacy and most distinguished
for ability, arc among its contributors; and it is
no more "hattering promise of a prospectus" tosay
4hat this "magozine for the times" viii employ the
the FIRST intellect in America, under ~'aUsvices which
no publication ever enjoyed before in this country.
While the Continental viii express decided
! opinions on. the great questions Of the day, it viii
not be a mere political Journal: much the larger
portion Of lis columns will be eDiiyeRed, as hereto
fore, by tales, poetry and humur. In word, the
Continental will be found, under its new staff Of
Editors. occupying a dosiion and presenting atIac-
lions never before found in magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
CUTTINGS
b1ha-ed and de ivered al the above places, as
soon As The cares lan.
Baware ef W:IIow Peaalers.

We learn that many swamps or commo Willow have
Deen Cleaned up, and the CuttingSSold aSGray willow.
We get our Willow OF SAMUEL EDWARDS, Of La
Aollie, Illinois, a responsible Eu-seryman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
DyscnIery, DiarrhGn, ReIux, Worms.

From Or. 10 Green, Of Chicago.
Your Ills have had 4 long trial in my practice,
and J hold them in esteem as one OF the best apeu-
Cnts ] have ever found. Their Alternative effect upon
lie liver makes them an excellent REMEDY, Whqn
given in small doses TOR 5iiouS dyseafery and GiGr-
TiRT. Their sUcar-cCatiug makes them very &C
Children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
nErArrnrNr oE - IrrEeIon. |

Washington, D. c. 18th Feb, 1855.
SIR; I have used year Pills in my general and
Eorrd,al practice ever since YOU made them, and
cannot hesitate 70 say they are the best cethaTlc
We employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
Quick aud decided, consequently they are an sd
InirGbie remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed. ] have seldom found a cssc OF bitiOHS DIS
ease go obstinate that i did not readily Yield TO
them. kTateTnallyy yours, AL0NZO BALL, n. D.,
TEg-c.otTl of fbs TgrY-ys EosYffCI
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
- N.rekan! u s.. g, =.

Dr. AVER. Your Tils aEe lie paragon oIaH that
s c.tst il rrcticine. 4icy have caled my nue.
C~c.-lier Of U,ce!Ous sores ufoa Ael i-~-iGS 90. -
ET-f I'D 7~0y,d ittcurtb' ior years. her MCiEer
las Teen Iorg "a 5c, ousy sfAc.eo with bo,cLes ard
T;.,9'es en- Lex skin srd ~ ltr lair. Aier our
- 80 also t.isl vClT ills. gUd tley
lave Cared - Asa NUAGAlDGE
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

taini.
b.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

wARsAw, Wyoming Co, n. Y, Oct. q, 1856.
DEAR SI-. I avn rsikz your CauAu IIIs4 n my
cleanse tie system and purify he JbUGtGiaS ct TIE
food. J0ES Z. MEACHAM, MI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

niy;euu Di.ovIcrs-Esircr C-onlpinista.

Tro1' Dy. Thec7ore Eel, GNsr YORK thy.. p
Not cu.g are YOUR Pills admirably adapted 10 their
purpose SO Az sperient, hut / find their l~eEeLclal
cIcc;s upon TIE Liver very marked indeed. IEey
Lave ia M practice proved more cnecSIal loF tAs
ci.e a bilious c55agflipts than any Oue Tcmecy l
cau mention / sincerely rejoice that We lave ct
aaE:ua pUreGtiye wLichi is worthy tie coLEC-uce CT
t. IroIesiun md tie nenUle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
7GiIror o. Passing Es.es

Inspired By the spirit Of D5uo--,.-
ledgibr no ialer bus Trgth-TasV
O-KAF EI. Cont -s 80 be s0bly a.
Peopl, asd prfms % deaounss sss
political or military aspi-sut VIA
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-29
African Proverbs.

He who disappoints another is not
worthy to he trusted.
A pig which wallows in the mire
seeks a clean person to rub against.
When You are warned, warn your
self.
Peace is the father OF friendship.
He who strives to shake the trunk
of Il tree only shakes himself
1t is easy to cut a dead elephant to
pieces, but no one dares attack live
one.
A matter dealt with gently, pros
pcrs; but matter derlt with violent
ly, brings veSahon to the author.
The time may be very long, but Il
lie will be discovered at last
The dust of tho buffalo is lost in
the dust Of the elephant.
lie who claps hands for fool to
dance is no better than the fool.
All men are related TO one another.
He who cannot take up an ant, yet
tries to take up an elephant, will find
out his folly.
Whose sees another's fault talks o
it, but covers his own up with n pots
herd.
An ungrateful guest is like the low
er jaw, which, when the bodies die il
the morning, falls away from the up
per by night time
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-29
FINDLAY, OHIO, JAN. 20, 1861
The w,so Man Taught Wisdom


One day in early Spring, the youth
Solomon sat beneath the palms in his
fathers garden, and bending his eyes
on the ground, seemed deep in tho't
Nathan his tachcr, stepped up to him
and inquired,
"Why sittest thou here so thought
fully
Solomon raised lis head and re-
piled:
"Nothln, L should like to behold n
miracle.
The prophet smiled, and answered.:
"That ia wish / also INDUCED in,
in my youthful days"
"And was it fullillcd?' hastily in
qiired the royal prince.
"a man of God thus Nathan con
tinucd, "approachcd me once, hold
| ing the seed of pomcgranatc in his
hand. Behold, said lie, what will
become of this seed Thcrenpon he
made Il small hole in the earth with his
finger, laid the seed in it, and covered
it up again. When he had withdrawn
his hand, the earth divided, aud
saw two tiny leaves appear. But
scarcely had / seen them before they
closed together, and became u smooth,
round stem, enveloped in a rtnd; and
the stem became yisibly higher and
and thicker.
The man OF God spoke 10 me, say
ing. Pay attention, And whilst |
was watching, there sprang seven
branches from the trunk, like unto
seven arms of the candlcstick on the
altar. | wondered; but the man of
God made a sign, and bid me he 81
lent and attentive. Behold said
he, new creations will soon take
place.
"Thereupon he took water in the
hollow of his hand from brook that
was flowing past, and sprinI led there
with the branches three different
times: and the branches now hung
full of vordant leaves, spreading re
lrcshining shade around us, mingled
with sweet.smelling odors. whence
| exclaimed, arises this perfume, in
addition 10 the cooling shade Of the
lleayes?'
'Dost thou not sec,' answered the
man Of God, those purple flowers
hanging in clusters, and pceping be
tween the leaves?'
Before could yet reply, soft
breeze arose, and, rustling through
the leaves, cast the flowers To thC
earth, like unto flakes Of snow float
ing do IN from the clouds.--Scarce
" had the blossoms fallen, when the
beautiful red pomegranates appeared
between the leaves, like the almonds
or Aarons staff. The man of Goo
then left me, sunk in silent wonder.
; Nathan ended. Hastily Solomol
exclaimed
Where is he? What is the nam
of the holy man2 Is lie still alive?'
, Nathan answered,
"Son Of David, l have related
dreamf"
When Solomon heard these word
r he became sorry at heart, and sad.
"How canst thou thus deceive me?
a., lie said.
b But Nathan continued:
~ have not deceived thee, son {
: David. Behold. in thy fathers gal
den thou canst see all that | have re
lated in reality. Is not the same th
case with every pomegranate, an
/, with other trecs?"
Yes" answered Solomon; "br
r gradually, within wide space
= time"
Then answered Nathan,
a "Is, then, the miracle the less VOL
derful or divine because it takes pla,
in quiet and without show? shou
- think it the more wonderful.
Study the works of Nature ]
K continued, ,"then you will learn to b
j. leve in the Most High, and not pin
and wish for miracles byhuman hand
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-29
N 4 n 1 bilDl .T.E .TT9E'I2
HOW LOST: now REsTuRE l. .

HOW LOST; now RESTORE
Jusi Published "a a Sealrd Envelope. Prirr rs.
A LECTURE on the nature, troatmcni and
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Debility. and impedim5nts 10 Marriage -rnor
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Fits, Mental aud PHYSICAL Incapacity result
ing from SelfAbuse, Sc.-By Ribt.J. culver.
we'll, NJ. D., uthor of the Green Bpos,' &r.
The world-renowned author, III THIS ddihird
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tam vnd ctcctrui. by which every sufferer
no mxtter what his condition NJ v h", may
cure hjmselr choaply, privately and radically.
This lecture aill pru'c n boon tJ thousands
and thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain Ne'ope, to- any
address. on The receipt of six cents, or tW"
postage stamps, by addcsslHg ,.,,,.,,
" Bo.rsru Nrtc York Post once Rir. 4iS &
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-29
NOTICE.

NTASHINGToNM McCave. Of the CITY Of Ian.
w ng, in the State of Michigan 'snoiihod
that ElizAUetli McCave did. on the 2lst day Of
December, A. u. 1868, iilo her petition IN the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas, within aud for the county Ot Hancock,
and State OF Ohn charging the said washing
ton MeCave with adultery with one Martha
HcCave, and one Synthia j. Wils.n and ask,
ing that she may he divorced from I e said
Washington McCavc; that the caro- of hcr chll'
dren may be decreed to her; and for reas ma.
BILE aliniony, which petition VIII stand Tor
hearing at the May term OF said Court:
.. 900. Ef,lZ ABETH Mc'ChVE.
BY BRoSS Il BURkET, her Attorneys.
January II, ls6i.-t6 ".
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examinations 10 commence at half past nine
o'clock, M.
All applicants are required I" furnish wr'
ten te stimouials Of good moral character,
those who have been eng aged aS teachers 10
obtain these testimonials from their last oln.
ployers; those who havo never taught will
procure thsm from their last teachers, which
testimonials will be kept on hle
No private examinations viii be held; No
certificate will bs Rntedatod; no candidate
will be admitted for re.oX animation within
three months after q second failure. Apph'
cants are requested to present specimens OF
penmanship.
Those who fail 10 comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted.
l.. TUSSiNG, Secretary,
Jan. ]. Board OfEXammets.
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had probably gone in for the purpose
of warming himself, and Was so over
powered hy the heat as TO he unable
TO find his way out. The oven was
cooled off Yesterday afternoon and
the body removed from its awful
tomb" .y' .s'F
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10000 Gallons StOneware

tL1tOI rs tGE ANDRETAlE.a
w March a. ISAAC DAVIS.
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A MAN BAKED TO DEATH.--Ihe
Newark n. j. Journal recoads the
following;
son Saturday last man named
David Winston, employed in Steng-
ems patent leather mandatory,
Plane street, was missed from his
work and it was supposed that he had
left the premises, On Tuesday an
unpleasant smell was noticed in the
vicinity of large heated chamber,
and on w Wcdnesday, the smell increas-
ing in offensiveness, one of the men
in the factory entered the archway to
ascertain the cause, and there discov-
cred the body of Winston reclining
against the wall. The chamber was
too hot to allow Of the immediate re-
moval Of the remains, but it was evi-
dent that the unfortunate man had
been literally baked to death. He