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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Notice IS hereby given thai the Undersigned, Mas
Ter in ChaGcery, ~ SeJnaha county, Nebraska Ter
rr3-y. wiu, by virtue 81 an order of sale issued by
the Register IL Cb:neery, ut the Distrie- Court IF
sa.I coauty, IA aid Territory, in favor OF William
T.. Psllsk aui against William @. Ksrn. Rhode B.
Kern and Andrew ). H9ilaiay, at one o'clock pm.
on
Monday .he 26th day Of Sept A.D. 1864,
- toas of the Br7sHriIe House, IA the Cicy Of
Bsovuviils. Nemaha County Nebraska Territory,
the place where ne iaS5 term Of sad e7uFCior said
sooay Tss he'd. eGsr for sale AZ pub'E auction. TO
the highest bidder rer tt5h, JBe following described
real estate, tO-wir: Toe ninety a res ID OF tne north
si1e u tho south rrSt quarter Of se,tiOn 30 in town
snip , nor o Of range Ii east, being ninety ruts
vide f-om north o. sOath ami ons hundred and Sky
rods long from east 20 west, ani also ten acres OF %.
the north -a-l quarter If tn north east quarter @
section q Il sa-i t,wusA.p ) range is. bsci1nin
~ ras n.rvh eas. Gunner Of SAID section - SAD sn
bt1ciuga st1p pi itDi twenty rod vii frs-a pores
10 south f-re.glty rods bong from +- - sss
along .bs r.rti ias 4t aid section all In N3Haas
county. Nebraska IerTitcry.
CdAS. G. DORSEY.
Master in Chaneery.
Ir5wuFuis, Aug Z5ta, 81 no I-5t-St2
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Notice ) HEREBY given that | will ODER for sale at
public au;tOn, al he door Of the 3rJ yn7.i,e doase
in Br,wuviiie, Nsmlhae Ounty, Nebraska Territory,
that noing the place where the District Court was
last held, on
Monday the 26,b day0 f September 1861,
at o'clock .. ~ O.. ssd jay tbs following -ea, ss-
tate to-Hlt. Pc s1a11 east quarter OF the north
east quarter ot section cvslfy-f9uc, ani me south
east quarter Of he north east 4oartsr aad the south
hdif Of the LoTf1 es5t quarter u the north east quar-
ter Of se1tiol number thirteen in town four range
fifteen east, and 5he undivided 3 part Of the north
east quarter Of section thirry-fge owns1tp four
range fifteen east. ordered % - soij- ~ q decree Il
Chancery Of said cal-t TO satisfy q judgment 0oaio-
Ell In said csG7- l- favor Of GieLsrts5u. Neuis- s.
Co. agaIns; Alfred op5.t sad Joseph CpeIt and to
me drectet SIS sheriff ol .aii county ana Speo.,I
Master
Gised uHdcr M hand this zt,a day Of August. a
d., 1854. w. .. GLASGOW. Sheriff
ana Special Master.
a5I-5t-S9
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
FISH'S
HEATING APPARATUS
VIM H FLAME THAT LIsHrs TIE BOOM.

= > = y By the fame Of > common lamp, at
the cost OF AGENTS. worth Of oil, very coUforssoie
breakfast can be cooked 4 Ar'0'
une.
in ordsr ready for use in > moment : con-
Tenient to have on hand = = DrTggssFs Oar
euEar.
n,.- novaItias Of the day. = - the utility Of
IL Is unauestionable, a great saving II msde in heat
inc and cooking small articles, and can be made TO
cook meals for = great many persons, which is aetu-
aIIv done on the ambulance ears which carry the
.;cf soldiers. \ = x &ientifc American.
y = = = For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. picnics fishing nursery, or sick room, It Is al
article Of comfort beyond all proportion to its cost
= y \ Hands Jouraol Of Health.
\ = y = | have tried the apparatus, and my
wife and / proclaim the game a most valuable and
indispensible article, and va now wonder how He
could have so long done without it. =
Ed. OoaI OIL Circular.
= \ = = An eeonmicaI con'riyancs for get
ting up beat at short notice for nursery ana general
purposes. = = y one important point
is the saving in cost over coal Tres. ".
r. venjag POst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Nlltap Ny1ls sHf5u HAYS Lemon PlaSters al
miustrIa.r e7 -h5 as.lte If ti7.rSe ". Myer-, d
ceased, >.7.a Eg.fs. David Myers, James IYsr, ,
ally Myers art L-3 Wa6Lins. heirs OF Ge0rge ".
Myers deceased. Hf. take oat;se 'btt john T..
C. '-y, atr5a.s s.s.s- q. .ts -stste ot George lew
is dos,9~si has 6.ai 3 ESD p e1.-ry ia The Dis
to object aeH .,a.ar sn.l ito set asids
fraudulent. e. t-ei utaa ey tt- -5i3 t'I.tap Niger
ausas. 9th 1888. -rzii 3se ~. @yres. d,
TIL wJukaescr7e5 .e1t srilr-I i.sa County
&c Ne1sal .1 yl- Q So-ti W-> 3J"stes 81 ; cfion
p Ia Iosn-air5 North of Range l3 Fest nft1s 8 h
principle meridian, ana 70 obtain IA decree If said
Court for the sale Of slid land and tho application
of The proceeds IN payment Of a jud gnrut ID aimed.
March 9Th 1860 in Favor of the said -staje If Ge, re-
L.ewis and against the sid NItoa. Myers and Via.
Hays.
Defendants are required aahsv-r sail petition o.
or before .ac 2itb cay f September 1854.
F.W. TAUAAS.
Atty for plaintiff.
B>ownvile, aug. -, 81, ~ 7.5O
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
Letter From Lieut.. Pollock.
PARoLED PRIsoNERs BARRACKS,
ST. Louis Mo.
Sept, 18th 81
w. A. POLLOCK,
1t. lst Neb. Cav. Vel.

My Dear Wife,
Billy and Myself are both here and
unhurt except that our feet are very
sore,
We were captured after a terrible
fight. There were about three hundred
of Us. and the rebels had three thousand
men, and four pieces of artillery.
We had little barricad eof baled hay
and the rebels placed their cannons half
a mile OF, and with their shells they set
orr hay on fire, and their solid sh OF (ri-
fed cannon tore the bales to pieces, and
killed the men behind them.
We stood this bombardment for three
quarters of an hour, uutil the West side
of our barricade was burnt up, and the
rebels had prepared to charge on US
with their whole force, we then tried to
fight our way to the woods flour miles
aistant), but they had us surrounded, and
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph Bacon will take notice that Israel r. Cum
mings, as plaintiff, has fled a petition against said
Bacon, as defendant on the law side Of the Dis
trict Ceuft OF Nenaha County, Nebraska Territory.
the object of which is to obtain a judgement against
said bacon for the sum Of $4,000 with in crest
from May 6th 1882, for cattle then sold and deliver
ed to said Bacon oy said Cummings, and alsOlfor the
additional sum of S2l Is money laid cut by said
Cummings for the useAOf Bacon September, 18th
1864 at his request. An order Of attachment was
issued out Of said Cour an the following real es-
tate situated in said County of Nemaha, to wit
West l-2 OF South West IA Section II Township
5 Range Is Eas. South East l-4of South West IA
Section 9 Township 5 Range 10 East was attached
rs the property of said Bacon.
Said Bacon is required TO answer said petition By
the TIN day Of November 1854.
E.W. THOMAS, Atty for PIP.
Sspt. 27he 1884 v-l-s-Gv
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

In speaking of the Democratic Ra'ii-
cation meeting at Nebraska City on the
14,h, the Nebraska Times says: "Allthe
speeches we're excellent and reflect cred
it net only on the gentlemen themselves
but upon the party" We remember
distinctly among those speeches, n de-
Iivered by Mr.. Early of PIattsmouIh, IN
which he denounced the war in strongest
terms, because cit was a wicked crusade
against a brave, patriotic and noble PEG.
pie. who bear upon their banners the
Heaven born colors of red and white. y
Vented his curses upon the soldiers who
persist in pulling them down, and added,
'if any of the Lincoln sons Of b-tches
are present, let them show themselves
Does that reflect credit upon Mr. Early
Does it reflect credit rPon the Democrat
iC party Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
H. G. THURMAN.
PHYSICIAN Add SURGEON.
BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA.
vol9-n2-Ty-pd
LEGAL NOTICE.

James H. BeddOw and Eclicitie Beddow, his wife,
will take notice that John Q, A. Smith as plaintiff,
has fled a petition on the chsncery side Of the
District Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Terrific
~, against them as defendants, the object Of which
is to fOreclOse a certain mortgage made by the said
Felicitie and James II. BeddOw, June, 9th A. ID.
1859 on the NORTH West Quarter, and the South
West Quarter of the North East Quarter, and Lots
No. one and two of Section 20 and Lot No. ole Of
Section No. rs all in Township four (4) North,
Range Sixteen (I6)East of 9th Principal Meridian,
situated in the said County Of Nemaha. Said mort
gage having made to secure the payment ola GER
tain prOnissDry note bearing even date with sad
mortgage, made by the said Eclectic and James II.
BeddOW for $500 90 due six months after date with
interest from maturity at the rate Of FIVE per cent
per month the prayer of said petition is that the
said land be sold the proceeds be applied in pay
ment Of said note.
Said defendants are required to answe said pe-
tiJion on or before the 7th day of November A.
1894. E. W. THOMAS, Sol. for Cont.
V-Ixra ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
First Nebraska In Distress.

The following letter from Lieut.. Pol
ock. addressed to the editor of the Ne
braska City Press. appeals equally to ali.
Ii is the duty of all loyal citizens to re-
member the brave mes that have re-
sponded to their counlry's call in her
hour of danger, and to assist in relieving
them when The fate of war renders il
necessary. When this letter was received
at this place a subscription was immedia-
tely set on foot, and SLAP so was raised
in about six hours, which was immedia-
t7ly forwarded TO them by express.
The subscription is sliH in The hands Of
Mr.. WARMING and all who love their
country, or her soldiers, are requested to
come forward and contribute to their re-
lief.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 10, 1864,
Editor Press; | suppose that you have
received the account of the capture Of
seventy men of the Isl Nebraska Caval-
ry al Jones' Hay Station, in Arkansas,
on the 24th of August.
The most of those men are now here
having been p~aroieG and sent North by
cur captors.
We were robbed by the rebels Of
everything, money, watches, knives,
combs, boots, hats, md in many instances.
pants.
l want to appeal, through you, to the
people of Nebraska in their behalf. The
Government has furnished tie men with
clothing, but they will not EeceIge any
pay until November, and are not allowed
10 leave the barracks 10 work, so that
they cannot get money in that manner
They need tin cups, plates, knives and
forks. spoons, un-pans, stationery, post
age stan ps, tobacco, pocket.knives, combs.
needles and thread, and many oIher no
tons. They drink their coffee out Of a
few oyster cans that they have picked up,
and take their bread and meat in their
fingers
/ tried, today, to get the post Satler
TO let them have such things as they ab-
%soIuiely needed, and wait until payday
for his money, but be cody told me that
be did no. do business Ia Ibal way.
| then hunted for the Sanitary Com
missi n. and was informed lbat It did not
supply anything but hospital stores. /
have never known ii to supply anything
TO soldiers.
now apply to the people of Nebras.
la. One tenth of the money that was
given last spring TO the Mississippi Val
ley Fair, judiciol>ly spent, would make
our men comfortable until payday.
We suffered terribly while in the hands
Of the enemy, Many Of Us had to march
three hundred miles barefoot. A great
deal Of the road was mountainous, and
covered with sharp gravel, which cut our
feet and lamed US very badly.
/ do not know that any NebraskIan
killed in the fight. Corporal Siocum
murdered after we surrendered.
Hoping that the people of Nebraska
will not send canned fruits and other del
bu; that they will send such things
IS l have named, or the means to pur-
chase them.
4romaiH' JUur f-TouaF
w. A. POLLOCK,
1t. lst Neb. Cav. Vol.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Among the resolutiOng adopted at Chi
cage, was the following introduced by
Elk Gov. Wicklify, of Kentucky:
Rssolved. That Kentucky expects Of
the Democrats President who will be
elected in November, that bis first official
act will be TO throw open Abraham Lin
coins prison doors, and let the capiives
free.
That shows what Democrats expect of
their nominee in case he be elected
How would the people of Laurence Kan
sas like this man Quantril is in limbo?
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
AnOther GlorIous YictOrE.

We have this morning received Intelli-
gence of another glorious victory in the
Shenandoah valley. Sheridan has whip
ped Early and driven him over twelve
miles.
The rebel loss is reported at $500
killed and 5000 captured.
But as we are now just going to press
we will have to lay over further parucu-
lars until next week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

The Democratic County Convention
will be held in Brownvllle on Saturday,
the 9th inst, when Dr.. Geo. L. Miller,
Democratic nominee for Congress. and
Hon. p. w. Hitchcock, Union nominee.
will be present to discuss party policies.
All are respectfully invited TO attend.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
IEGAL NOTICE.

Sigmuud = -slrs8f TIE State Of Kansa<, viii "a
notice hat \ q. Perry hes commenced acsiou 10 tse
District Court Of Nemaha County, Nehrasll F-sr.-
tory he Object of said action IS to Obtain q Jcug-
ment against the .aId ) ssler FIR tbs sum Of suven-
y-foUr Dolla-s and seventy FIVE cents. with interest
rom Fehraary. Isl, 1851 siso fa ere further sum
Of twenty-five Dollars VITA ilterss from October,
iSt. 1851 both at the rate Of zen rer cent per anuum.
Said sums are claimed ~ - iea aa Perry on two
certain prom'ssory nores M l. by said So aler paya-
bic 10 she prdsr Of a q. s--tT- 5r' = defed Fob.
Ist 1861, and due toEee sCgotls after i4iv the sec
ond 1avsd 5u'y L~tISii aud Gu9 three months at
ter date.
Said Sessler viii further take notice that on tbe
Alag Of ths necessary ahidrvit that aid Perg
has caused an order Of attZclmsat 80 isus 54t Z
the said Court and that tbe i-iigwiDE veai estate q
said ofNsnaha, County Neov1-ka Ter BIAS been
attached, to wit. ace North Ea f--acti--a. Quar-
ter of Section 3 Township z Nora 0f Range IL
East Of the 9Th Principle Ne-sdiau.
Said Sessier is required to answer o. dsuur o.
said Petition on or before the 26jh day e Sep
tembeE 1854.
J. NJ. BOLINGER.
~
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Ex.Gov. Wickliffe, of Kentucky, made
a speech at the Mcclellan ratification
meeting in New York, and after stating
the obi ect of Lincoln's Administration to
be the dissolution of the Union and de-
nouncing him for consuming so much time
and money and men in doing nothing,
said:
"Now we propose to you, an artist, an
engineer who understands business: Dis
miss this unworthy employee that you
have, and let us see if we cannni gel a
new SET Of unGertakers .hat VIII dott for
less money, IN less time, and 10 a better
condition"
This is a more frank avowal Of the OBJ
jects Of the Democratic party than We
had expected to hear, but it expresses
their true aim-lhe dissolution Of the
Union in the shortest possible manner,
with the least possible COST Of money and
men.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.
sPLENpIDLY ILLUSTRATED

Critical Notice Of the Press.
Is fresh Leaves. its clear type, rs entcrt9iuinE
garjty It's severe but just criticisms upon the f.li-.
y the times. It's elegantly written and INSTRUCTIVE.
articles, and It's able uorce5roHdeHoe ali combine &C.
make it The model newspaper of our country, .Ht
one tGat every family must prize. It's coujsus q
weekly summary NJ JoreIgn Gad doq,estic INTEL,
renee j. altogether superior to that contained f.
any other journal. Being published, too, in a form
for preservation and binding. If taken care Of IL
deserves 70 be, IL will be found in future years a.
welcome q companion for the family and f1e5i3e as
the day on which it was first pcrsued-H. =.
EGeRiHg Post.
We you'd not 50 cften call attersi o., 70 H1EpEE's
WEEKLY if We were not we'll satisfied nat il is She
best Juniy Paper "a the United states. aud for that
reason, and that alone. we desire to sc it under
mine and root out a certain kind Of literature TOO
prevalent. which blunts the morals of its res .ars
vItlates their taste for sensible reading, and4s o.
ready bad in its efects.-Niser en- rAdrg Lou3,a
Wherever we gO-in rail-cars and steamboats,
we ind 1t seized with eaggrnes., because % It's sp;y-
tied sketches Of passing events. We al, like e.
look at the faces OF men we have read o. and az
ships and forts that have figured in the bloody
scenes OF war. OF ali such men ana places. ana
events, this paper furnishes the best illustration,
Our future historians VIII enrich themselves 5ut ID
HARPEK's WEEKLEY long after writers. and na.1-
ers. and publishers are turned to dusty Evan
getist.
One Copy for One . e.. . ...S3 90
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70. SUBSCRIBERS, at $3.50 each, or II Copies OF
Ten "
HARPER's MAGAZINE and HAKPER's WEEKLY.
together, one year, So 90.
HAMPERS WEEKLY l. eiec'rotyred, aud baes
numbers car be had &c any time.
Vols. l., IL, H.. w., ', and VI. for The Years
1851 to 1852 inclusive, d "hRPEK' WEEKLY
handsomely bound in Cloth extra, Price S4,38 each
are now ready The postage upon HAKTER :
."""FzLY, when paid in advance at the office wnsre
II Is recel'eS,i ia tgenty-six cents q wear.
hNftrBp& ROTHER.
FRANKLIN SQUARE, Mr. YnRK
March 3lst, oil. n30v8 ly
March 3Ist, 81. L3O-v8 6r
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

The following leter, received from Mr..
Upton this morning, we insert for The in-
formation Of all interested
OMAHA, Sept. 90.
Mr.. Editor: Please say in your paper
that the Acting-G Governor, Paddock, has
called on Gen. Steel by an imporlunate
letter 10 behalf Of the men under arrest
at Duvall's Bluffs aud also in behalf of
Mcpherson and Callan.
de Is also looking after the interests
Oh Tue men witt Lieut.. Pollock at ST. Louis.
Your for the right, The
Union and Isl Nebraska.
T. w. Upton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
, Brig. Gen. Clinton B. Fisk.

The Daily Nebraska City News of
the 10th inst~ says:
1--WE are very much pleased 10 learn
that The worthy officer aud good soldier
whoae name eads this article is nov in
Korthwe stern Missouri restoring order
and enforcing law"
We are also much pleased to learn
that this gentleman IS "restoring order
aud enforcing Law" among the quiet,
orderly people of Moth West Missouri
and feel quite confident iha, he finds full
scope for the exercise Of all his ability
as "a worthy officer and good soldier" in
this part of the country. His mission
10 North West Missouri was TO make a
stump speech 10 some Sunday School
children who will fully understand and
appreciate all he could say about the
vered political questions of the day, or
the army either. Hope he may succeed;
the endeavor just suits his ability.
Again
"Gen. Fisk Is an accompli, shed scholar
and a most exemplary christian gentle
man. His example as a soldier who
never uses ardent spirits, profane Ian
gage or tobacco, should be emulated
IN our armies, and his influence in these
respects are now being felt for good,
wherever he has commanded"
We are quite sure that Gen. Fisk
never uses ardent" spirits or any other
kind of spirits or tobacco. He discoun-
nan the use of profane language,
but let the News ask the old I'd Brigade
18th Division 18Th Army Corps, and all
the citizens of Helena, Ark, if Gen.
Fisk never caused them to use it. When
we have heard them sending up his name
and damnalion intimately linked together
in their daily prayers, we have wandered
how men could be so perverse to the
"good influence that is Row being felt
wherever he has commanded"
We never knew of his being drunk"
but he has been tghl-lhat is, in what
be evidently thought a light place, from
the name ! which he sought the rear
of the column.
But again:
"Hls family are now visiting at the
residence of Gov, Morton OF this place"
1t is perfectly consistent with his con.
duel in the field that he should now be
visiting this disciple of peace, for it was
in he field hat be was most emphaticaily
- PvuvS WUu. UO wUuTu respectfully
suggest that during the war he should
lay by has stars and go TO the Sandwich
Islands and preach the gospel of peace.
Men Of his refined feelings are compelled
TO 90 disagreeabIe things if they wear
the stars in time of war, aud then they
would become him so much better when
there Is no war. and he could listen to the
golden sound of the title General" with
so much more ease when il does Dot in
situate that be is a fighting man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
Chicago Market.

Flour 1920 to $40 25 per Dbl,
Wheat-I,S0 10 @f,95 per bushel
Oats-64c per bu,
Rye-Sl 80 l-2 per bu
Corn-$l,33
Barley-1,94 10 81, 95
Mess Pork-S42, as per obi
The markets closed dull with a de.
cline in most articles.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

The draft Is IN progress in St. Louis.
II was begun on the 18th inst, and among
those drafted that day was the reporter
of The Evening News. One of the draft
ed Is seventy-two years old, and another
had been dead Two years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
J. N. BOLINGER.
Z. ". TH0M AS.
II. ". IHBM -.
8tty. Cor Plaintiff.
BroWuville, Neb. aug. IL. 1854 ~ $50
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE

In pursuance ofan order by the PROBATE Court og
the County Of Nemaha, Nebraska Territory, viii
on;
Saturday tssIst day Of October A. D. 1864.
af 2 O'Clock p 81. Of that day, ofer for sale At pub
lie aCct min front e the post of6a i1 t-s CITY ~
Perm IN said County If Nemaba. the following de-
seribed real estate to #it:ta Wess half ths North
west quarter IF section No. 5, Tcrasa 8 Ranga
10 last of the 9th p. b. slso Lots 80. 4 3 nd 8 in
Block NJ. 43 and Lot Ne. Tin Block No. Il8 in the
said City Of Peru all Of me above property being
situated in the County q Nemahs AID Territory Of
Nebraska snd nov belonging 70 the Estate Of Nebe-
miah Sites deceased.
i'm. L~ONGFELLOW. Adn'n.
Sept. 9Th 1851 aT3z
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
90

Notice Il hereby given that the s.s-
ser IA ChanceEy, Of Nsmaha county n
rltory, VIII, By virtue Of 90 ords, Neosl
The Register in Charcs7y Of - n ne
aid County IN ssit Tsrfftory. Ia
McAiian snd aEs ~. Robors &c.
tup s. q e'oloek p. Ia on
Monday tue 26sh day Of Sepsmh
IN front Ct the BroWnville Hopls =
BroWnVllis' Aemaha county ,Eebrs5 @s G,
place whore the last term of ~
county was held, ofer for ale al I'M
tne highest bidder for cash, the loH5vins
real estate, tO-Wit the northeast ou,,t ss
twelve IN township i've north Of rabgsS q n
N hemshaedRnsy, Nebraska T%sritoTr
CHAS. q. DORSEY, Massri,r
B~rownVille. August 25tB. 1854. o.las
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
STRAY NOTICE

Taken up within the enclosed premises Of the un-
designed householder living three miles north
west Of Brownville ia Nemsha County, Nebraska,
on the 18th day Of August, 1854, one Red Ok, with
line back, right horn half OF, ears badly tern, about
eight years old. GEORGE " SAPP
Aug. s7th. asa te-pd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
LEGAL N0TICT

Benjamin Chapman, sdIninis.ral
tor Of the estate Of Geoge n
Simpson deceased AID Sarah Sim. p ;
son, Alice simpsons 1jamine 81
Simpson, Nartha G.. simpson Tbos
b. Simpson, and John A. SiHpson
heirs Of George W Simpson de-
ceased eO~nplsiuagts. W.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

IdSL ItPUI'N'
st. Louis Market.
Flour So, to $1,000 per Dbl.
Wheet-1,67 to 50, 10 per bushel
Corn las to l,55
Rye % - 10 81 30"
Barley-$1.90 per bu,
Hay--28.00 10 $4,000
Oniens-S2 30
Potatoes-4,75 to 1926 per bushels
Apples-S3,75 per bu,
Hides fin, 26c per ID.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
Probate Notice

t. al whom DaI Zone so: Nor'
given that here Be-, c-eE .Ffhfanu@
to the r. Sa Clurs Of Gage count
lsma p .1taturd AdmiuSJrltor OF us
james - j. fI.pes late oi@nid Gage
that N1lIay the 5thO o. Seateabras H
set 10 heec iHt determine so-d fT
Beatrice. Nea