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soul were far. far from the reach of further

soul were far, far from the reach of further
Prosecutions they were ascending TO HIM
whose own words had been her STAY and
support and safeguard: - BE thou faithful
TO the death, and to thee shall be given a
crown of life.''
As they drew near to the dark death
piie, there stood Father harvest. crucifix in
fland- waiting TO offer once more to the
resolute maiden a remission of her sentence.
III she did but at that hour recant her er-
rors, and tas he said) make peace with the
true Church But Lillian motioned him
aside.
Had l feared TO die, I had listened TO
thee ere now,' she softly said: and then
she added, Il thank nv God that | can
say. not vain-boastingly, but in his
strength, Death is swallowed up in victo-
y. Death, where is thy victory! Death.
where Is thy sting r"@
Scarcely had Lillian spoken these words,
when faint shouts were heard a long dis
tanee off. They approached nearer and
nearer Then there was a moving In the
multitude, like the uneasy hcaring and
murmurlng of many waters. Then more
shouts, and more confusion. and more
pressing TO and fro. Then came the clai-
terlng of horses hoofs, faint at first. but
approaching nearer and nearer and nearer,
rs If in furious AMI urgent haste. Then
the crowd divided 10 make WAY for two
eager horSelnan, who spurrei their horses
up TO the unlighted pile, until. reaching il.
one sprung down and cast his arms around
the white-robed victim, CRYING in ho;lr>e
tones, Ike one awakening from a fearful
dream, = Thank God, We be not too late,
Lillian, thou art safe" while ih. other
horselnan. standing up in his stirrups,
proclaimed aloud,
Good people. You ali know me. and
YOU now hear Lie. when say that this
execution must be s;aved"
And wherefore stayed? ," demanded
Father .Iarve>t boldly.
..Because," retorted Sir Peter Russell
lfor he ii was - because | have brought
pardon with me for The maiden and
he held up a parchment to ihe peoples
gazc; "ar.d bse1pse Qaan .Hr,y rs cleId
and Queen ES-abeh r.iy',s -
Queen Mary dead ,-'lii>t thou say
dead - said Father harvest. hiS face
changing TO many hueS of fear and terror.
.. In good >oolh. said dead. sir priest.
She died ycster-moriiing early; AMI me-
thinks thou wilt have 10 change thy reli-
gion once again"
The priest staid not the hearing-out of
the deserved tamt: and we'll ii WAS for
him that he speedily withdrew. amd that
the guards of poor Lillian also followed
him close: for IL another minute rose a
shout. the ike of which had never before
been heard in that place; and ere iire
minutes had passed. Lillian and Guv
Fletcher had been horne triumpllantlv
/ through the crowd, with cries of iov that
the prosecuting queen had been called TO
her awful account
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At Auction, Oct. I3.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE

By virtue of license from the Honorable Pro-
bate Court for the district cf Caledonia. the sub
Scriber will sell at auction. on Friday, the 18th
day Of October, at | P. NJ, on the premises in the
east part of Burke, the farm of the late Asa Pat
ten, containing 100 acres. Said farm has com
Portable house anG log barn, with good stream
of water running near the buildings. There are
about 20 acres cleared, the balance well timbercd
with good sugar place. Also, 25G buckets, ,
holders and one KEITH.
Any one wishing to the place can d. 50 by
calling on Harlow Zoe, living near the place.
OSCAR A. DENISON, Admr.
East Burke. Sept %, 1865 1912
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WHAT 4 BLIND Man CAN De.-Nr.
Joel Or'lwav oi Chelsea presents Il strik-
in- example of perseverance under the
most adverse circumstances. Many years
ago. Owing 10 a premature di>cllars. ot
powder while blasting Rocks, he became
to.aiiy blind Bni ihi- great calamity
did not prevent hi> laboring. During this
season, although upwards of fifty years
of aye. he has taken excellent care of his
garden. which * mure free from weeds
than most g;lrlen> cultivated by ear,iners
who are blessed with eve>i@hi- In ad,ii-
ton 70 this, he alone has cultivated an
acre and a half of potatoes We saw
three-fourihS OF an acre winch he had
hoed three times, and not n weed was vi~-
ible- A the M ghts were cooler and day
light WAS useless 10 him, he generally COM
menced hi> work al four or five O'Clock I'm
the afternoon and lahorcd until seven in
the morning lie Is a strong Union man.
and Is well informed concerning the events
Of the war. lie has hal three sons in
the army. one of whom died in the Scr-
vice u ,ml>or .Iompai
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DEAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN V r G | n l A

Geo Tucker formerly Captain in the 4th Vt.
Regiment and Lysander Hill, formerly Captain
il the 10Th Maine Regiment would respectfully
fer their services to such persons as wish to buy
land in Virginia.
Their agents are travelling the State, making
maps and descriptions of such lands as are en-
trusted to them for sale and the titles are thor
oughly investigated by Hill Tucker
Now is the time 20 get good and cheap lands
and Virginia is the place in which TO do it.
Letters of inquiry will receive prompt attention
and answer.
references made to the Vermont and Maine
delegations in Congress
HILL & TUCKER,
Office I25 King Street,
63t ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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formerly occupied by DR.. Jerry Dickerman, car
be purchased at very low price A part Of the
purchase money may remain for term of years
secured by mortgage on the premises, if desired
Possession given Immediately. Apply to John
Morse. Esq on the premises or to the subscri-
Der at Derby, Vt. J. E. DICKERMAN.
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go F A r NJ FOR S IL {
iiiiiEs IN PEACHAM

The subscriber offers for sale the Farm on
which he now resides, situated three and one
half miles from Peacham Corner. on the main
travelled road Said farm contains
40 ACRES OF LAND.
Well Il, yided into tillag" pa>turag". moving and
woodland. and with a large sugar orchard. The
house is new, also one new barn with running
water at the buildings. Said fam is under a good
tate ot cultivation, and will be s.,!d at bargain.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber.
JOSEPH LANG.
Peac,4an. Sept. l, lSGj G9-1lt
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FL . U - Il
CRISTMILL FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his well known gristmi
for sale, situated at North Danvlle Village. SalC
mill consists of three runs of stone. two bolts
Smutmill and corn cracker II has been lately
rebuilt and finished up with the very best of iron
gearing from the waterwheel to the attic.
The distance Of mills from it is six miles east
ten miles north and eight miles west and south
and is probably surrounded with the best grail
country in the State. Whoever wishes to pur
chase said mill will please call on the subscriber
az No. Danville. 63tf CHAS. VARNEI.
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for Sale.
At Auction, Oct. 10.
FOR SALE.

x-A FOR SALE.
Iiiil That desirable place, known as the
Qlllt Timothy Haseltine farm, containing
forty six acres of land; suitably d.
vided into moving, tillage. pasturing and wood
land. Said fal m is situated within half mile of
Lyndon Corner and is in high state of cultiva-
ton On it is good dwelling house and barn,
with running water at both, and an inexhaustl-
bic muck bed. For further particulars enquire
Of the subscriber on said premises
EMILY P. HASELIINE
Lyndon Aug. II, 1860. 64tf
The above property will be sold at auction, Oct
10. 1865, at II o'clock A. NJ together with the
produce of the farm, stock and household f,lrni-
ture. J. H. MOORE AUCR
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When YOU hear suspicious persons boast
OF being friends of their kind. ask them
what kind that Is.
To make people love you-do good to
them To make you love people-do the
same.
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S+MAA VALUABLE FARM
ExA.a FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his farm for sale. Said
farm contains POO acres of excel ent land. Su;ta-
bly, divided into mowiag tiliage and pasture land
with about 40 acres Of woodland. The buildings
are nearly new-houSe 2S %. shed and L % Y
%, three barns 30 10 each House and barns
are supplied with excellent running water tina,
never fai :. Also. thrifty young orchard on the
premises.
Said farm is located at North Concord, mile
from Gay 4 CoIbys mills, near school and meet
ing house, about three miles from West Concord
on the River Road and IN me line Of the contem-
plated Essex Railroad If desirable | will sell
the crops, stock. farming tools. etc, with the
farm. The above property will be sold very l9,y
and credit given to suit the purchaser with Sc.
curity on the premises. For further particulars
enquire of the subscriber
JAMES c. ROWELL.
W. Concord, July I, 1863.
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:, RS q
g Assi.ss5s7 sREAL ESTATE FOR SALE!

For sale. about 20 acres Of good tlagc land,
with the buildings thereon tbeing a part CT the
Joel Hastings farm, situated one mile from
Main Street. in the Niiiag" of St Johnsoury. ard
belonging to the Union School District The
land will be sold separate with the buildings.
The house is suitable for two tenements.
A WILLARD.
st. Johrsbury, SEPT Is, 1863. If
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Il Cor. XIV: d, 81, wyrliFe' 7crSion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

IMPORTANT NAVAL OPERArroNs.-We have re-
Gently published, as items of news, certain
statements that important naval operations.
such as the fitting out OF vessels, &c, were in
contemplation and in progress. These reports
seem 10 have created an unusual sensation in
Wall street and other stockjobbing localities,
and Mr.. Fox, Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
has been appealed to for the purpose of ascer-
tanning the correctness OF the statement. Mr..
Fox, in reply, denies the truth of the reports,
and states that they have no foundation what
ever in fact. Now, we do not for a moment
imagine that Mr.. Fox would knowingly endorse
misrepresentation; but he must be guilty of
one thing or another---he either intentionally
misreprescnts the facts or he Is ignorant of the
operations Of the navy, although he is the re-
ported working head Of the Navy Department
The fact is notorious that our squadrons on
certain foreign stations comprise ss many
vessels and heavier material than we're num-
bered among the first class vessels in the entire
navy before the war. A special squadron, in
GLIDING ironclads and 6rst class wooden ships.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

The TRIAL or JEFF. DAvIs-CHEr JusricE
CHASE on New TACK.--It j. reported from
Washington that in late consultation on the
subject with The President, the Chief Justice
gave it as his opinion that il would he insppro-
pirate and incxpedient 10 try Jeh. Davis in
Virginia while still under military law. and
before the State is wholly reconstructed. unless
under a special ACT Of Congress. TIL" Chief
Justice doe. not like the idea OF holding q
court subject to military authority. Circum-
stances alter cases very materially sometimes.
The upshot of the matter will probably be the
the part Of Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

TE Two JoHNs.--Tbe iacetions John Van
Buren, said before the election that be was
nominated ito 60 into the same hole that he
had crept out OF twenty years ago." Now be
can join hands with General John Cochrane
and take new departure. The two Johns are
free, and
The void Is all before them where ~ chocss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

MExrCo--A RUaoR NJ FRENCH COMPLAINTS
SETrBO.-A umor was set afoat yesterday
that the French government had lodged in the
Custom House OF this port complaints against
certain steamers here as having articles on
board contraband of war, destined tor Mexico,
and against certain individuals rs sympaibzcrs
with the Mexican liberal cause. This silly
invention was speedily snufied out by note
from the Assistant Collector, although there
was hardly necessity for his reputation Of the
story. Complaints from the French govern
ment against any proceedings or fanatics in
this country must be lodged, not in the New
York Custom House, but in The State Depart
ment at Washington and, in the next place.
Aa! department does not recognize France as
party having any right to complain in refer
ence to Mexican affairs. The recognized bel
ligerents there by our government are Maxi
milan and Juarez, and The recognized ruler il
JuareZ
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THE VERDICT AND THE MoRAL.-In one Of
bis commentaries yesterday Ben Wood says
the verdict of the late election signifies
nothing; but in another article he says that
the moral of the late election is, that the
democracy have been so severely cut up that
they can only be saved from destruction by the
Intervention of Providence. Jake Thompson's
fund Is exhausted.
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have just left for the Pacific, and our naval
force all over the world is being strengthened
by the addition of q number Of the modern
style of fighting ships. Some newspapers have
undertaken to deny that important naval
movements are under way, and at the same
time publish lists of special squadrons des-
patched upon extraordinary MISSIONS Both
they and the Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
win have to wake up and pay little more
attention to what is going on in the navy, or
we shall have to classify them all among the
Rip Van Wrinkles OF the age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

GREEN TIMBER.-The State election has
proved that the timber OF the new democratic
Albany platform was too green. II ought 10
have been prepared and seasoned at Chicago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

Coon ADVICE TO THE RADIcAIs.--Lci such
counseilors Of the republican party as Charles
Sumner and Thaddeus Stevens remember that
as they were kept in the background in all the
late elections, ii becomes them so to remain.
Their dsorganizing instructions have been re-
jected from Massachusetts TO Missouri, and they
are not wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

COOPER INSTITUTE Aston Place.-PRoyEssoR WISE.
aAss EvENNGs Mvsrksr VISIONS, SECOND siGar &C.
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HOOLEY,S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn. -ErHioPIAs MIN.
BURLksQJEs AND fAsroAIhxs
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The void Is all before them where ~ chocse
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. sol sowery. -SIso :
nc DAsoisc, BuRLksaUxs Ac.-OLD DAMS GkiAhs NATL
a. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE,

Joseph P. Coleman, Caroline D. Coleman, PHILLIP
iK. Wadhams and Mary A. Wadhams will take
notice that John l.. Carson did on the 18th day Of
March, a. d., 1865, file a Bill in Chancery. in the
district Court, within and for the County of Ne
.maha, Nebraska Territory, against the said Joseph
n. Coleman. Caroline D. Coleman, Phillip E.. Wad-
lhams and Mary A. Wadhams, defendants, setting
forth that the said Joseph p. Coleman and Caroline
ID. Coleman executed a Mortgage to complainant
upon the south west quarter eff section one, in
FIVE, north Of range fourteen, east, in
said Nemaha County, to secure the payment Of a
.PrOmissOry Note for Sl60.0D and that after the
recording Of said Mortgage, the said Joseph p.
Coleman and Caroline D.. Coleman conveyed said
land by deed to said Philip X. Wadhams; and
the said Phillip K. Wadhams and Mary A. Wad-
made a Mortgage thereof to said Joseph p.
to secure the payment Of 5000 90: The
objectand prayer of said Bill is to obtain a decree
for the sale Of said premises to pay the sum afore
said with the interest which may be found TO be due
thereon And tbe said Joseph P. Coleman, Car
oline d. Coleman, PhiiipK. Wadhams and Mary g..
Wadhams are NJ tiGed-tha they are required to ap-
pear and answer said Bill on or before the Ist day
Of May, I'D, 1865.
C. g. DORSEY, Sol. for Complainant.
Dated March l5th,a-d., 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Richard g. Tarner, John W. Frazer and Henry
IL. Williams, partners as Turner, Frazer i Co, aud,
IAugustine Lyfora and John Z. Horn, pattpers as.
tLyford and iiorn, win take notice that John RI
Davis. did, on the 18th day Of March, a. d., 1851
sfse a IA Chancery in the District Court Of Nc.
maha County, Nebraska Territory, against them,'
,and John W.Swan aud john l. Carson as defend
.auts, setting forth tha5 the said Joan /" Swan ez-
seca-ed a Deed of Trust, in the nature of p Mort.
sgage. TO john l.. Carson as Trustee, upon lot .ejghg
leight il block seven, il the City OF BROWN iEes ID:
said Ne1aha County, 70 SECURE t+e payme1t TO com
spla5nant Of a Pf8missory NoJo fc S1Se.00 aad.
slhsi. stncs bsreeording Of sad Decd Of Prus tbci
ssaid RieiGra &. Turror, John ". Frazer cad Heldy
e.. W ihiams. partners as Tuner, Frazer& Co ahdi
sAugustine Lyford aud John P. Horn. partners a.
4 Horn. have recovered c)erainj "a sment ga
1the law sidc u said Court, o2eIa-iug - liens on
said premises Tie otject and prayer u SAID Bal
lbs 10 obtaina decree Cor the sale Of said premises to
spay the SUN due on said note to complainant ana.
the interest thereon and The said Richard Z, IurD-
Ger, John ". Frazer and Il snry l.. Williams, partners
as Turner, Fraser a CO., and Augustine Lgf0rd ard
John P. Horn, partneFsas Lyford * Horn, are noti
fed that they ars required to appear -aad answer
said bill en- or before the lst day Of May a 1854
c. DORSEY, Sol. for Complainant.
Dated Msreh,I5tk. a. d.. 1855. 26-4El3.5 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LegaI N0fice,.

Martha Swift. Mary Ann Pearman, John Fran
|cis Swift, William A. Swift, Nareissus Horn,
V. Swift, and others Ihe unknown heirs
of Nathan w. Swift, deceased, will take notice
that Edwin s. D.. Marsh. as plaintiff, has fled a
bin in chaneery in the District Court Of Nemsha
Nebraska Territory, against them rs de-
Said bill sets forth that Nathan W.
together with Martha Swift, executed and
to plaintiff a Deed to lots Z and s in
block I0e, in the city of Peru, in said county Of
iNemaha, which deed was accidentally destroyed
without being recorded. The object and prayer
.of said bill is to obtain from said Court a perfect
little to the said lots in favor of plaintiff.
Defendants are required TO answer said bIf~oh
|or before the 22d day Of Aay, "A. d., 1865.
L. W. THOMAS,
29-1t-o5 Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

John Trusley viii take notice, that Benjanin F..
.Lushbuugh andJames II. Hinsley, as compliments,
on the 20th day Of March, a. G., 1853, file IN
|tbe Office of Register in Chancery Of the District
court within aBd foSthe county Of Ncnaha, Ne
Ibraska Territory, a Bill of complaint against the
said John Trpsley as defendant. The object and
.prayer Of said Bib is to obtain a Decree Of said
ICo1rt decreeing a certain assignment made BY the
Said John Truslcy, Of Bounty Land Warrant no.
GO 4S9 fer 100 acres, issued pursuant to an act Of
Congress approved March Sd, 1855, to the said John
ITrusley, as Warrantee, a good and valid assign
ment thereof and vesting the tIue Of said Land
Warrant IN James Il. Hinsley, the assignee thereof.
THE said John Trusley is notified that he is re-
iquired to appear and answer said bill on or before
the 8th day Of May, a. d. 1855.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
Mach % .1TAfSg Solicitor for Ccmulaipant. "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

We understand that The citizens Q
Johnson county are making a stroDg eloT
to pun in a good substantial bridge acros
the Nemaha at or near Tecumseh. w
s%cannot help view this as a great benef
eto The whole Of Nemaha County. 4.
our market must be West for years Il
.come. SO il is IL q interest to do all We
can 20 berfect and slraighten the roa(
beading to that market. This bridge vii
the necessity of going via Ne
CRY to reach the great road lead
inc west. and will open 10 Nemaha coun.
as short a raad to Fort Kearney as
J s frem any poict on the river
Col. PressOn, We learn, will visit thls
ounty soon to soloil subscription Tor this
We hope our citizens will re-
spond literally, they viii find it as bread
cast upo the water" which will return
ten-fold, IL a little less than no time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
-arClI NOTICE.

! Horatio G.. WorralI and stephen r.. Bechtel will
take notices That John l.. Carson did, on the 18th
day of March, y. d., 1865, file a bill in 0hanaery, IN
the BiseDiet Coart within and for the County Of
sNemaha and TerritoryLo of Nebraska, against the
3said ioratio g.. Worrall and stephen h.. Bsehtel
land Fenjumin F.. Lnshbaugh, defendants, setting
Orth that the said HepatiO u. Worral executed tKO
Mortgages to complainant and Benjamin / lash
sbaugh, upon the west half of the south west quar-
ter and Tie south west quarter of the north west
squartef Of section seven, in township six. north Of
range thirteen east, in said county, to secure the
payment of tFo promisS0ry notes, one fer $3.50
sapd theOthor f0T SIS 90 and that, since tn re-
sooTding Of said Mortgages, the said hOratio q.
sWorSaA has conveyed said lard to said stephen II.
sBcehtel, subject 10 said Mortgages, and that said
sBeBjamin F. Lusbbaugh sold and assigned his n
terest to COMPLAINANT. The object md prayer Of
Sail biz IS to obtain , decree for the foreclosure Of
said AsFtgngeslaud tho sale Of said land 70 ray
said sums AMI bne interest thereon, and tho said
shoIatiO g, Wosfall is notified that be is required
20 apYear AID auSwer said Bill on OF befure the Isl
sday of May, Id. 1885, im cet s1
&c DORSEY, Sol. for GomplaibaBt.
Dated Aafeas 18Th a. d 1863. 2d-4t-iS-59