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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-18

FROM TIE ARMY HOsPITAL--THE
bloody battle -feld-the mansion Of the rich and
humble abode Of the poo=-from the Office and the
sacred desk-from the mountain top, distant valleys
and flr-of islands q the ocean-fron every nook
and corner Of he civilized worlds pouring in the
evidence Of e astonishing effects Of DRAKE'S
PLAYT4TIoY BITTEEs. Thousands upon thou
sands Of letters like the following may be at
cur oace.
RzsDssuRY, Wis, sept 10, 1867.
have been In the army hospitals
for fIulteen monlhs-speeehless and nearly dead.
At Alton ill.. they ave me bottle Of Plantation
Btters. Three bottles restored nv speech
anu '''''' '''' ca FIArTE-
SeyrH WARSAW, o., JAY - is5s
One young man who had been sick
and NOT ont Of the house for two ears with Scr0lula
and Frvsipelas after paying the doctors over $50
without beneGt, has beea cured BY ten bottles o.
'''' i''''s''' EDWARD wOUNALL."
1f., following is from the Manager o. the Union
Home school for me Children Of loigteers-
UAyEsrYER MASsIOf- tiFTT-SEvESrH -,
New York August :, sos
DR DRAKE. Your wonderiul rianiauqn BIZ
ters have been given O. some OF our H-ue clidren
suffering from weakness and weak lungs VIA most
b.ru, effect. One little girl In particular, with
u.s in her head loss Of appetite, anl daily vast
r.. eonsumptfon on whom all medical szil had
T.7.r egharisted has been entirely restored We
commenced with but a teaspoOnfui Of bitters day
Ier appetite and strength rapidly increased, and
she Is now we'll - -
Respectfully, Mas o. VI. DEyOE"
owe much 10 you. for verify believe
.Fe Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rsv. ". WAG6ONER, Madrid, y. y
Send Us twenty -four dozen more OF your Pianta-
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creasins with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK 4 Co.
p-,,--ie-ors Wizards Hotel Nashinst0u DC
Ihave given the Plantauo1 bitiers %
hundreds O our disabled soldiers with TIE uqst a.
''i-7i''7 CIV. q. ANDREWS.
Sup't Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. %.
The Plantation Bitters have cured ne
oliver complaint, ofwhich was laid up PROSTATE
ard had 10 ats ndon my business.
Il g. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o.
The Plantation Bitters have cure: me
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lat has distressed me for years II acts uAea
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4 MOTHER arrival Of that choice En.list -,ls
n fast Tea.
AT RI PIERSON'S.
Oct. 9Th.
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. The Plantation Bitters have cured ne
cf1fver complaint ofwhich was laid up PROSTATE
and had TO a-sndon my husines-
h. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o.
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INV York, Nov

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Gold is sold this morning al 2,43d.
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NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Gold sold this morning at 245.
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Ihave given tho Plantati.1 l.t,srs %
,-rdreds O our disabled soldiers with tle uysJ a.
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ehaiin' &C. MOORE, % Broadway, y. y.
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CAs and PORCELAIN SHADES
" SHEDD WALKERS g. WIRES
~. Union Block.
Nav dtf
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SourH WARSAW, o., JAY q, 1888.
one yoans man, who had been sick
and not ont Of the house for two ears with ScrOlula
and FrysiDeIas after paying the doctors over $50
without benefit, has been cured by ten bottles o.
your Eitters.
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EDWARD woUNALL'


owe much TO you, for verify believe
.be Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REy. ". WAGGONER, Madrid, y. Y
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CIV. q. ANDREWS.
Sup't Soldiers Home, lnclunst o.
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RzEnsBURY, Wis, sept. 10, So.
have been in the army hospitals
6,r .ubteen fnonlhs-speechless and nearly dead
A. AEON mn they ave me . bottle Of Plantation
Bittsrs Three bottles restored my speech
'''- c. A FLAETE~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-11-18

CINCINNATI, Nov. u.
Lieut.. Gov. Jacobs. of Kentucky, left for
Washington tonight, in charge OF United
States officers, as political prisoner
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10
"a GaIIant Omcer Fallen.

It is with more than ordinary PAIN Ne an-
nouace the death Of Brig. Gen. VIM. =. Jones'
81 his county, who fen in the engagements near
Siam ton on Sunday last. He. was . graduate
If West Point, and for several years Lleu'en-
ant III the q. S. Army. Just before the break
ing out Of the war he was elected Captain 2 sn0
volunteer company known as the Washington
Mounted Rifles, and led them 70 The feld among
the FIRST that rallied under the Stars ana pefs
From that day to the day Of his death. 90 v.'
rarely absent from his post, and participates =
some Of the hardest fought battles Of TINS grea
struggle
AS his biography will doubtless DO gwen y
will not pretend to give more at present 'na'
the melancholy fact Of his death.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10
The valley Fight.

We have had but meagre accounts from 'le
fight near Staunton. The LynchDure = e'''1''
Of the Eth says our disasters have been exages-
rated. The death Of Gen. Jones vas the great
est disaster. We learn frem private soarce
that he at first repulscd the enemy, and ~ tne
attempt to follow it up one Regt. gave way
when Jones was killed, and our forces repulseo
in turn. The enemy doubtless have possessiol
Of Staunton. and we have not sufficient force q
ppesent 10 keep them back.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

afss- The Board of Examining Surgeons
closed its session in this place on Tuesday
evening. and despatched a large number Of eases.
: We have lived in the world q good while, but we
never before saw. at one time as many persons
WI Who vcrc halt or lame, or otherwise afflicted e
We doubt whether there vase ever as big acrowd
5 of e.simpotant folk around the pool Of Sloan
Il any one time So many canes were CUT fo'
! the occasion, that hoop-polss are bound e o
scarce. i.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10
The Casualties.

We copy from the LJnchburg Nirg'n'an
tie, lists Of casualties in,the 4Sth and ooth
Virginia Regiments. but they sili be found
very 81 inaccurate. We have corrected tne
spelliae Of many Of the names, but many are
doubtless still wrong.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

rs n<s- Our news whale much Of it Is cheer
ing and encouraging, portion y Q. 2 near
cboly ehasacter. No man has.fallen, whose =
death wilkbe more deeply regretted ~ INN !
> particular locality, than that Of Brig zen
VIM. E.. Jones. 81
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

sSs- We insert the casualties in the Both re-
cimens in another column. Il went into the
acfion with $50 pen, and but one5officer and 20
men escaped Tie following were killed Capt
J. "A. Lipps, 1t. j.. r. Davis, Sergt~J. =. DsF's
private G. W. Perkey, G. A. Gibson, JAS. Hiscniei
~. H. Collier and Jesse Horn.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

nsg- About 500 Yankee cavalry came thro'
Pound Gap . few days ago, few Of whom
were killed, and number of horses and
Equipments we're taken aid appropriated b3
Morean's men. Morgan and his command
are now probably within the enemy's lines,
but. where, we will leave the enemy to.iind
ont as far as we are concerned. They viii
be heard from before long.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10
I q Fot lVifgiailh, q 4
os J4xEs R,sIr Nh H + 3 h & Z z \

May tzoLns 4 oof.
: Teliesiig thAt the trart
|eibeufa ef the 6Sd Tenn
|shs,) would be suns
Erths, especially in upper
| Todd write You . short
III
9asn epp the morning q
chraond On the evening ! :l! |
Is. board our train Mere
8ekrer, the frst eur brl,
former and much levs &,
We regret exceedlngiy
Itly separated from ten;
konce ass hecompiment e
kallahtry Of the 6sd vhus g
\ . rama iasd IN hicnmona !
hours, before We hprE.su
nine miles below on me
hollrs brought an oraes !
ard night-narch.we founo
chmenss around Drnrys
The same evening ~
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

nas- No room for editorial speculations OF
comments today: The difficulty OF transpof,
tasion threatens to prevent the arrival. 2
printing paper, and hence we shall issue put
I half sheet al d time until the way is open.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

pr Il. W. ]. Clesveiand N re nep''o1
ed last week Is badly woundsd e. sv.'',
st;oa,s army, died on Saturday last, IN ueorg'a'
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

Casualties N mo - =. 3 .s.:.ss.. ~
The following Is Ass 81 casus.. 49, com.
18th VI. hfansiy 10 the ysce a un' sna aon-
smencing ct the W3lacr1Iess S = u..s.o +
tinuing TO Spoisyi fooss WE aa;ohtlk
Wounded ~. Col. Isear y ~, ssf;nnS- I
| in arm; Maj. Wilson FANS slI q I'd ra9r;nc
". Missing NAP. :. Ssa;.l. eorpl. !,
), 60. A-killed, ~. r'l. - "a MN.
! James Clayton private oaMa; ~, Ia ,-;vates ].
ded-Sergt. WinneiQk Catsst ~ ,sLf.,.,. LANES,
Gallon arm; um Maru1 n ~; ;oss head
/ Hammons hand; serGs., Oonn -. saverelv. !.
slightly; private a. 1pcal , Mshlor Rar..
Missing prlvates Jas. :. ny1n n....nr Had:
IL net; sergt. Jno. uiaytoh =. rarssr. 1stinI
u privates WIN. oseW1as Is =. ooe1 ~" gs-es
Brown; eoEni. Y osnua ro'I I,,,as n.,.tnr. pri-
CO. Bs1Ailied, sere.m p nD Woun-
gatss wm. Ar aa M FL =. and died next
! day; Jacob jackson knee; , Lewis Io.snh Wood.
arm ampntateo; Sno. 10y ~ s 4 Thomnson;
ward thigh. Mlssn .o.ri Manrv Ralet: en-.
sergt Jno. =. n rmsI. =, , r. i. Bull
% sign Andrew pu1's1 n,,,p. Tno R. Montague
= John Burns; ". p G ga. ~ go + Estr;doe: VII
( VIM. MINK, WIN W,. o David King
3 liam thompson n :; Wos.:.. nr;vatea Gale
solver, sergt. =. =. nA p.,fns Psrsor. serri
10 lame, PsffOrd; oorpi. Wm:F: Maiden; I
. SHIFT: nriyate George ". Dnfeys
s "a. G(rKilled, Ii. r. B. Sexton, y cur
- d.d--I4. Jno. F. Stair right arm ampus,S1c.e
j. sergt. y. =. spi.aen n ~ cornI r.
sng -. r.;vasa IS Il. KIDD.
- 90. D-Killed, privates Eli Pierce; w
sfhompson: 81. T. Dale; Franklin Piunme
o. Wounded-Lt. Jno. l.. Gollehon shoulder g.
r;onalv: privases Jno. Thompso1 shigh: A IS,
rs,r;: 4! ghtly: WIN. Rice hack very slighti
John Buchanan; Jacob Wyma boweis se l
the ously; Geo. LuttreH leg amPl; se Ell & a.,
ION \ IIa ywnod. John RYAN shoulder; =. r. PM
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

ass- 4 frieud Of ours who left the enen'y's
lines IN Fayctte county on Monday Of last week
says it was reported to him that Ayeriii hat
been badly wounded in the late raid, and haS
since died.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

mar In the terrible eight near Richmond On
Friday last, the following casualties occurred IN
the remnant Of the sTIh regiment.
Col. williams, wounded in the thigh. slightly
james Busseyy in the neck and shoulder, Sc
verely.
sergt. 4. ". Mcconnell and slade, in arm
. slightly.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

ny See Gen. Crittenden' = dcder IN anntnet
column, prohibiting the wanton destruction
,of meadows that has lately. occurred n INV
eounty.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

, ~ gas Black Kepaslican National Con
vention16sSe nominaaed Fremont and Cochran
Gar President and Vice President Of the Y. =.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-06-10

GENERAl 0RDERi sseT ~ 81
~ sflet Z. 81. S Ffr ~ ~,
.Infornation -lavsss bssr vgsels q ens 70
seated md uaelsss destynrtist q 1s2ox
BY the usops q tAia ssaa.aFl, ~ sesI 1870
ordered hat - AAss hleados snal.ps 49,.
ed by fhems and 4 il reds w GIL
Eh;shEsHs executed.
Cos. eRITTKNDENss
ID +. G<IpDoApsA g.
| 10 Conag. .0Eesrs Dct4shment -
60 SAexAsnf Brigade
Juuc. 1O-n 49, s----s- - M Al
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
MASTERS SALE.

Notice IS hereby given shat tho undersigned Mas
ter IN ChaneeTv Of Nean8ha county, Nebrasks Ter
Titory. will, by virtue Of al Order0 Saielssued by
the Register IN Chanoey Of tH5 Dissriet Court o.
said county, in said Territory ~ favor q STEPHEN
+. Nuckoils and against Heath Nuckoils Admins
traitor Of the estate Of Charles Il. Greever, deceas-
ed. Elizabeth Snodgrass, John G, Snodgrsss, Peter
Greever, Livina Greever, Susan Greever, Sarah
Greevsr. Andrew Greever, William Gfsever and
Samuel r. Paford, at one O'Clock P. mon
Monday the 26lh day Of Sept. Al D. 1861,
in front Of the Br wnvile House, in the City Of
Brownyiie. Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, tie
place where the last term Of said court Of said eouu-
IS was held. oaer fer sale al pub.is auction to the
highest bidder Tor cash, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The north west quarter Of the
north east quarter and lot onsof section SIS. and the
south west quarter ofthe n3rLs east quarscr,and the
south east 4uarter Of the nssth east quarter, and
the north west quarter Of the south east quarter,
and tins south Eess quarter of tie south east quar-
Ter, and the north Osst quarter Of the saatl ease
quarter, and tie south east quarter Of the s9E.l
east Quarter Of section 81 in township !, roFth Of
range IS east. containing 3Ig acres and 30 le5ths,
aHd lots ], ,. 3. * 4. Of section number 81, and tas
nu7tn vest quarter Of the south west quarter AMI
the south west quarter of she south westQuarser,
auI the north east quarter Of The south vest quar-
tes @. section 81. t5anship & north Of range Il
east, containing 396 acres aud % I005hs, andhal o.
the south west quarter Of the s3uga west quarter,
and los 2 8, IL section % and the north west
quarter of the north west quarter and the south
west q~uaFter0f tire north vast quarter and the south
cast quarter If the B0rth west quarter and the north
east quarter of t3e no.th west quartcr-cf section 35
ia township 4 Eor5h Of range Is east, containing
81 aeresaud 20 i0Jths, al IA AemaA& cQanty, Nc6-
CHls. DORSEY,
AaSLeEiB Chaneery.
BrownviUe. Aur 2ssh. r6t. n5l-5Csi5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

AFFAIRS IN FRONT OF PETERS
BURG.

Philadelphia, Sept. 2. A special dis
patch to the Press contains the follow
Tag:
BEronr PETERSBURG. Sept l. The en-
envy were reported to be moving arlill-
ery 10 their right in the afternoon
Slight skirmishing began a~longsihe We'll
don road.
The 9Th corps were placed under arms
and marched into the breast works.
Some deserters came into the works
during the day and said we were to be
attacked at four O'Clock in the afternoon.
with the exception of a slight skiCmish
along the railroad, there was no distur-
bance.
Our men waited with anxious expecta-
lions, but no rebels made their appear
ance. The silence along the entire front
is wonderful and unaCcountable; there is
something expressive absut it.
Washington, Sept. 2. The last infor-
nation from the Army Of the Potomac is
that all was quiet yesterday. A number
of shells have been thrown into Peters,
burg from a monster l5-inch mortar to
dster, the rebels from firing on eur pick
cts, and seems to have The desired eff
feet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
LEGAL notice.

Milton Myers. William Hays Lemon Plas-srs a.
mia'sJrat9r Of the estate Of George s., Nyers. de-
ce.se1. susan Nys-s, David Myers, James Fye-s
Ally NysTs sud Lyjie WadkiuE.heirs OF Geor-a ".
hyers deceased, viii take notice that john H..
Ciery, administrator OF the estate Of George Lew
is deceased has tiled a bin ~ cbancsry IN me Dis
trict Court IF Nemaha County. Nebraska Te%rritorv.
the object and prayer Of which IS to set aside a.
fraudulent. @ deed made By the said Milton Nqsrv
husos yl $3.50, O. che sall Gs0rg5. -. H7res. Co
tbe following described land 81 uatei In SAID CouarY
p ia IoUrsliPJ Norm Of Raags Is Eest ofths 5tb
principle Atrlllan, and % obtain a decree Of said
Court for the sale Of said land and tho application
Of the pr 1cesds in payment Of a judgment obtained.
March Sh 1853 IA Favor az thesa id estate Of Ge.rgs
Lewis and against the said Milton Myers and YIN.
Hays.
Defendants are required 30 answer said Detitioa on
or before tae 18th DAY G.. September 1854.
E.F. TA0HAS.
Atty. for plaintiff.
Brownv.IIa, Aug. n, '64, Az 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given taat will offer for sale a.
( pub g auction at che door Of the Brownsville House ia
BrowEyiIe, Eem8La County, Nebraska Talri-.r..
that bsng the house ~ which the DISCREET Gour.
was last held, on
Monday the 26th day of Sept. A. D. 1864
at 10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, the following real
estate, to-Wit: The following lots situated in the
City Of Glen Rock, in the Said county Of Nemaha,
to-wit: Lots I2345676gIOII ] I3 in block so -.
lots 4 6 9 l0i block 46 lot 8 in block "a the
whole Of blocks 63, %. S.; lots 5 go Hi2l3 i. in
block 100; the whole of block los: lcts3 1915. In block
81; the whole of blocks - AMI Is tote 5 and 9 in
block IS; lots l23456 :, in block l09.
Also the lots and blocks situated in BroEu7ills,
Nemaha couzty, numbered a. follows. t5-ait: Lot
lot s. IN block % lot l.. Ia 5.1eA 81 lot (, in block
20. l0t S in block o. l9t Q. in block 81: lots and IN
block 81 los ?, in buck 3 lot 2, in block q; d
6, in block 81 lots 10 aai ,, 10 tI0ck go lot II, IN
black 81 lot g ia block s. Is and 70, in block So !;
lot 10 II block 5 LOT t3 in block i2i lots Z auf9
in block IS; loss 8 and 3. in block 81 lots Baud Z.
JIM block So lot 8 Ia block 3 lot l 10 block Is:
lot IA in block rs lot * IL block IL: lot 2 ia block
So lot 10 IN block q LOT l in block Il iot 9 and
house in block p lots % 4 in block s. lots s
9 Z 9 10 l. in bloaI 3.
Also the north bali Of the south east auartcr %
the south vest quarter Of section twelve .t2l in
township five 5 north Of range G5teen 40 east OF
9th principal meridian, containing f29t twenty acres
NOE or less all the above real estate was heset0-
fore taken Is the property Of John MCPHERSON On
executions issued from the District Court Of the
sad county Of Nemahl, Nebraska Territory. and or
dered to be sold By writ Of FeudiLioni Exp0nas and
to NE directed a. Sheriff Of said county II favor If
the following parties, tO-wit
r. ". Booth x Co.
Al. FrOunstine i Co.
Il. E. REEVES / Co.
Kelley C Harding.
Wm. r. Penick & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

though very unwise, and there are some
things in his present policy we cannot ap'
prove, but he is in favor of a prosecu-
lion Of the war, and in this be has our
most cordial support. He is the only
candidate forthe Presidency standing up
on a war platform, who possesses sufi-
Gent ability to I'LL the position, and there
fore we believe it to be the duty of all
Union men 10 give him their support
IL the politics Of Nebraska we are bat
little posted, having never had anything
to do with ihen uatil now. :
With these views Of politics general
.ly, and 4 determination to do all il cur
power to keep our readers posted in re-
gard to current issues, as well as the mil
itary %situation and army news, we ask
The patrons Of the Advertiser, IF they
can support Us with such principles to do
50. We firmly believe that its present
large circulation viii be increased, and
expect to find many troe.friends.
The Advertiser has not been reduced
ia size and is published at the same old
price. although the cost Of everything
used in a printing Office has been increas-
ed to nearly double.
The advance in labor, farm produce
and merchandise render all classes more
able to %patrOnize a county paper now than
ever before, and we hope to see Iem do
it. Now is the best time to subscribe
at the beginning Of the new volume
and all those who have been taking II.
bat whose time has expired we respect
fully ask to come forward and renew
iheir subscription.
To the ~ex-editors and proprieiors We
tender cur kindest regards, and sincerely
hope that they may find some other busi-
ness more pleasant and profitable than
tha! which they have just Quilted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08

Notice IL hereby given that ths undersi-n ed
Sheriff Of Aemaha county Nebraska Territory and
Specill Master In Chlncsry in this case, Will, by
virtue Of az order Of sale. issued by the Register IN
Chancery, of tire District Court Of said county IN
SAID Territory, ~iatsTer Of Berjsn M c.. CJ5es-anl
against Etwart 81. HeCon4s ~ ten oeIoca e. n.oa
Monday the 25-h day Of Sept. AID 1851,
in froot Of ;be Browavife House, ia the City o.
Br0wHyile, EeUlha County Nsbmska Territ0rY.
the place where the last term Of said c0urt tor sad
county was held, oFer for sale at pu5.is auction. Co
the highest bidder for cash the following described
real estate, c0-wit: tle north wost quarter Of SEE
ton number % in township number 4 north Of
range number II cast, in Mem iha Coauty Se5r4sk.
Territory. ". r. GLASGOW.
Sheriff Il Neinaba county,
AMI ~pecial Gistarin Cdan.srv.
Brownvile, Aug. 255l, 0A. n5I-5s-s5
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

Sigmund Se.Ier Of Tho State Of Kansas. VII tale
notice thatA A.. g. Perry has commenced action in the
District Court M County, EcJusba Terri
to-y The OBJECT % said action is t. ob-aig a inS,-
m-nt against TIE said Sessjer for tas salr u s,ys9.
iy-four Dollars snd severity Eve cents, Hith Interest
from tebrua-7. lsr, 1861 also for tae further sum
Of tweuly-d7e Dollars With interest from October.
Isl. 1861 both At tGe rate of ten per cent pcr suaum.
said SUBS are caiRedto be Gae slid Perry on tso
certain Pramiss1ry notes I1lJe-5y said Ssssierpara-
bic 70 the order o5 A.. g.. Perry, the first dated Fen
lst 1871, anu ase tlree months after date the Sec
oEd dated JGly lzt 1851 aad due three u6atLs a.
ter date.
said Sessler VIII further take notice that on the
Mag o. the necessary affidavit that said Perry
has caused an order Of attachment % issue ou5 o Z
TIE sa'a CourteH that the following real estatein
said otAsmaaH, County Nebraska Ter. has been
attached, TO VII; the North East fractional Quar-
ter Of Section ; Township Z Nor'h Of Range K
east of the 9th Principle Meridian.
Said S~essleris required TO answer or demuT to
said P@srititiOn on or before the goth day Of Sep
TENDER 1854.
J.. N. BOLINGER.
E. ". THOMAS.
Atty. FOR Plaintiff.
BrOWnvillo, Eeb. aug. II, 1854 4E 7,5e