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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-09-15
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lNo.b1 hNACT
10 authotizs the so Of any and all Of tho Shares Of
Stock hed by tie state, IN the Turnpike Comp
nios otths state, aud TO amond section one OF an
act in relation 20 the duties Of the Commissioners
tthe sinkig fund, passed Isy ] 1854.
sectiunf. BE IL Enacted ~ The Gsaudi dsserhy
Of me StqfrtJ Ohio. hat section Que Of the act to
which this act H. supplementary and ainendAtory bt
~ am,nded as 10 read ns fullowG That the coniinis
sonors ofthe sinking fund ne hereby authorized and
when Un opportunity occurs they arc diltctcd 10 eA
change Tor ccrtifuates Of the six per cont Aiock OF
the fuiGed debt ofiiA eato or TO sell or otherwise
oispbse Of cr niUncynny and all Of the shnrts ostoc.
held by tte state any of the railroad conrahssai
canal Companies Of this state; Provided, that such
shares uf shs In no case be sold, or Otherwise
disposed ol, pt upon cash pnymcn, therefor; ana
IN no case s.l any such shares be sold, exchanged
Otherwise disposed q at lea tim tho actual cash
value Ol the n e, Should such commissioners be
unaLle 10 txch nge sdd stocks lcr c0rhcaes OF the
iandeda deli of the state they may at such time as
the,ym1l deem proper, advertise thlt lfoposas VIII
10 received BY them. nc their Office IN CouubHs, Tor
abe purl hase ofnny ali of said stocks such notice
shall be purchased Ia such newspapers ns they may
direct hhd shall bc given at least ninety DAYS before
the time fixed for opening said proposals.. Proposals
thn 81 con,tIefod without respect 10 the number ot
shrea bid fOr md the sale sbill ho awarded to The
highest idder Provided. that nothing U ths section
cortdb, d snail he construed to compel the sink
fond comm .sioners 20 exnlnngcsell or otherwise dis
luse oil an, OF said stocks Nt letH tnn tho par value
tt,rro unless ~ hcir opinion the interest othc stat,
will bs pbuni0ted thcr-Dy.
seq. z he Cnnm'-iioner' o. the sinking funlme
h,reN Authorized and directed TO 5ell aud ,rnnsrr
any mi m OF the stnres vi stock held by the state 10
any thfdpi.c company Of the state. they shall. i'm
nodftcy after hu passage Of this nrt, ndvcrte All
the share. of .top, held Jy the state IN any turnpike
co ahnt 60 he sold at auction 10 the highest bidder
in lots uf not less than ton ahareH each, nor more tnh
nifty sinros roch, nt some public and c0nyenicnt
place on Che tine of the road OF sod mpany ~ giv.
inH ~ aNst ihlip days notice On ihc 'ne ana Pace OF
tue sPIGNJ j''ttS SCI up nltho Sh'e or R't,S ther
.t,tit ,yl
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Joseph 7. Cory. David j. smith rnd sarah smith
his wilc David Gross and Ihodn W. Cross, his wift
John T., Miller nnd Eliza Mlllor ms wlic' Snnuei J.
Stafford and Mcssn stafford, his wife Jane Cory uut
David j. Cory, flaihtihs,
against
Jacob WitZeman and Balthtn WfZcmnn, his wiie nnr
Israel lIahn defendants
'INUE snid Jacob Wit2odtin ana Bal bnra Wiizcm w.
or. ifdcceasel tIeiTuntnuwn heir or u irs,and j..
rtc Hahn, or, II dc onscd his unknown hrr or heirs
defendants IN this nc tOu, nlC hereby nntHld NAV
he eighth ddy ut Sepicmher \. ". lsj1. s1id PLAIN
id- GIed ngausi them in the odio" Of "a clerk ot IN
said Court Of Common 'iras, in sad Wnnd county
Ohio. their petition which rs SUI prndinE therein
that the object aud prayer al which reuon - % M
certain tile dnuun due thc pmutlf' from JHenh NIGe
man aud Israel llnhn, and 60 po'tin Judgment ~ w.
Vor U the plaintiffs hguu aisnld Jacob liZr man an"
Israel llhhu, II tHcN ace set AiiN" for no sum o.
a. t1OHl with iutrl"-t On T1hhl2 ct Whth snIdtnh
rom March 1th, lSIN, ana inier'Nt on Ss,j'lLI
whch Satl sum nom Hhirh tui lSIb. tHe S'iu So"
IL being the nmount nt Judgment nov IN Inl tore
nnrevetsed aud un' i'-h'd I"hdcrei IN favor 81 ia
Yld CruA-, DAVID smith samuel stafford Nni paw
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Cow, OF Common PLEAS Wood county.

SldEe! sawyer ltW vs. NMhah'el SAWYER Nainan'e'
Paige. Isaac Esmay, DCtts.
The efcndauts Nathaniel SAWYER. Nathaniel Paige
and Isaac Esmav ii take notice that on the 9a day
OF August iS5Q. the raintG Sidney sawyer
hled his cuuon ag nst sad dcIeudauts IN the court
of common pleas withia aud for ,ae county of Weed
aud stats oi Ohio aud Wh'cA Is still peHd'ng theron;
that the object and PRAYER o said petition is 90 obtain
A tud omeut in favor ut said plaiptN against SAID de-
fendautS Tor the u 81 800 with the interest ON ST.
OvO OF said suu uom May lSth ls59, aud on $500 OF
said sum irom May 3l,t 1859, heEg the amount due
SAID pllmuH rOm sid defendants upon tae tNo c,r-
tain uromi,sory uf said defendants executed un'
der their drm uame OF sawyer Fargo a Go, aue dated
"Uhrago March Ia, lo5J' toe the payment of 81 Gao
IN ,iAy dpNs after date, aul tlo other dated "Chicogc
March - S5J' ,or tat pNmoutot 5000 IN sixty daN
aer cate, both PAYABLE 10 tie vrverol said pa'n, a.,
with iuterc,t atler due,
Said defendants wall alsa take notice that un,e they
asN tr SAID pc iuu on or before the l1lh day OF oc
Ioher A. 1N59, the matters and facts Iieron stated
rw be taken As true aud jgl cement rendered against
them by default uccordi0g To the prayer thereof.
IoLCD0, Aug, ID, lS32. NJ H. " IL MATS
I5w0-$J32, AuyS for Ma
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Shelin,s sale,

Gotieh Shrcihcr vs.. Hcury Powers
Dl virtue OF an order of stla to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas II Wood County o.,
in the above case viii od1r for sale at the door Ot
the Court House, In perpShurg,on
saturday, O1t, |, 1880,
between the hours O. b aAd O'Clock Z, NJ. Of said
day, the following described Ia d,to Wit The ives,
part OF raclioual section number thirNthreo (3S,)
IN pShip number eight (Sl north, OF range UUm-
her twelve ~ east in The county OF Mood, and state
Onto, continuing sjNty"iN (bG) acres OF land more
or less, ana being the same lRud conveyed ON the
2Oth day of January, A. u. lo56, by Wo5urUI 70 the
said Powers, appraised at Sl9NO,ro.
ELsuN ALLEN. atty, 4, ", AOSEON ,satrlh.
Ann lS-laWISg.,1
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GrcgOy's Instant Cure Of Pain.
The Secret In'irmities or
YOUTH AND MATURITY.
ust Pub lshcd Gratis, the rwcrtv-Fifh Thousand

lf7gyFSE \ FEW W IKD> oN THE RA-
.Lss1g y tionll rrGatnentN ithout IL lcine.
NsAA..aY pt Spcrmitnrlirl or Local WrltnrsS,
tOGtutuu Il Missions, Genital aud Nervous Debility.
'rrmtturc Decay "t the system, lmpotency and In.
20 Marriage generally.
BY B. DB I.NNEY, VI. D.
The importmt fact that the many alarming com
pniuts 0r s'nlting ~ tn i'm len aud solitude %
,Nuth N tv hr nl-y removed WitiOHt ms,iioiae isin
this srl .l fnlv d,m n,trhtel; aud tho entirely
new aud liEIy +l'cass'u treatment, IL ndoptcd by
he author fully explained by means Of which every
me IL enabled e. CUREutMsELF perfectly AMI NJ the
east pos.b yn' tnereDy avoiding all the advertised
iustrnu,s OF che day.
Sent t. any address gratis and post free in sealed
Envelope, b. romitug (nOs paid) two postage stlmps
lily. 4ly.
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she,Ia's Sale.

2klcatt & llnicnNs John McCrory et al,
SYvrtur o Uu execution To mo directed aud deliv'
- cred from 4. court of common pleas oi Wond
County ONO in tleahove entitled cause, viii otfs
flr sale the door OF the court house IN Perysbug,
on
Saturday October Sth lsS9
between tho hou,t Of l. o'c"ck nnd o'clock 7,
Nj OF S1id day the o'lpwiug described real estate 10
wit iu-ots number thirteen ll3l AMI fourteen (lAl
IN thetown OF portage Wood County. Ohio.
G. W, NORTON shorlff,
jaws NrpN,Y, utt'y ot plN
Nrnt y L.HN--INN.Sa 30
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

olNGER'S SEW lEH III AChlN 10
IN all the leading branches ofnannfac curing t"dns-
try tho great practical -uperiority OF Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor shoe manufacturer, "l"thie,. Seam''ress,
'rcss smaker, ,adder. carriage trimmer hat mlnntac-
turer, Sc. &c. can afford to DO without them.
One Thousand Dollars ~ Year
Is only faravcrage of the actual profttrom the use
Vt each one of these Machines and, for confirmation
OF this truth. refer to my Of the thousands "t
persons who hem Thnyarc rd1pted to every sort
of work inc or coarse uDnn silk, cotton linen and
woo'en 'rhrics also eht and heavy leather. They
never fNi' tn "yc entre abstraction.
To meet thp growing demand fora 'm nller and more
elegant machine For private household purposes. we
have lust produrcd md ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sewing Machtne,
WhchtSthe most compact and beautiful oWihg Mi'-
chine "vercorsructpd. ltis ornamentod in the high
est stvle orart and all who see tre delighted with t.
1t makes the improved cd stitch and is capable
of doing greater variety Of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered For family pur
pnSaS.
Itis not subject tn tho objection Of using twice too
much thread, and maxim" r0yeling seam, like the
Grover & Baker: nor is 1t confined in its operation
few thin fabrics liable get ont ofoi der and nm
fitted to use lnx thread ilio the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chino: but ia amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
fnm'lv sewing.
priceor Family Machine with iron table complete
f0r use 500 The larger ~tanllrd machines from
sl2T 70 5000. Send for l. NJ. Singer Co.'S G12ette,
\ beautiful pictorial PAPER devot d TO Sewing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices, and all other in
formation the subject. 1t VIII b torwarded gratis
I. NJ. SINGER 4 CO..
ASS ordwnv, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston Albany. Brtmore, s.. Lonis
Providence, Gloversvle, Cincinnati, New Orleans
New Haven, Rochester. Chicago Mobile.
| Newark. Philadelphia Nashville. Paris, France
Glasgow, Scotland.
| Local agents wanted,
! AaENrs-E. a. Higg gins, Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son, Maumee.
April l5, h, 1858.
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Cuaflrs lr1yiu V, john Me MILAN.
u Virtue cot auvNycuiout 80 me dictuy aud deliN-
ID cred fru,n abe court Of common pleas OF Wood
County Oa,H, n tU. above entllod cause viii otter
for sale AZ t1e ,unr the court house IN PERI! !shurH
on
SATURDAY. October 6, 1889,
between t," hour, ot - clock NJ ari o'clock 7
M OF sid u,, sac uor,h.S QUavter of section No
twr4,y--cysu ,-5;i at township number Ave ti] o
rau. e. nUn,er eleven (ll m "a ood Couu, ,y,Ohio,con'
taiuiHg oue hundred aud sivty acres, MORE or less
&, W, SONIOS, sheriff.
JAMEs M-uRAN at'y Of PIG'
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Howard Association.

VI PHIL A D L LP IL Ia.
4 Bsheroiem Institutions established by special endow
me,t for The relief Of The sick and distressed,
afflicted NTH NruieRt and Epidemic
Diseases
TuE Ho0ard association, in view Of the awful de-
1truction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases.
nnd the eptOn pracccd upon the unfortunate vic
Tins OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago d
rcctcd their Consulting Surgeon as q CHARITABLE
ACT worthy Of their nam", to open Dyspensary for
of this class flisoases in their forms
md to give IiedcaL Md Gratts to all who apply bv
letter, with description Of their condition. (age
crpltion habits Of life Sc) and in cases Of extreme
poverty. Farsish Medicine Free Of Charge. 1t is
needless add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon tho eminent sexual Diseases express
the highest abstraction with the success which has
attended the lahors Of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spernnturrhpa Seminal Weakness. Impo-
tence, Gonnnrrhma Gleet syphilis. the vice ofOnan-
ism or Self Abuse, &c., aud order continuance of
the sam" for the ensuing Vetr.
The Directors. on review OF the past feel assured
that their lahors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to
the Young andthey have resolved TO devote themselves
with renewed zeal to this very important but much
.iespispA cause.
An,lnirable perort On Spermotorrhmo or Semi
nal Weakness the Vice nf Oalnism, Masturbatiop or
Self buse and other Diseases oi the Sexual Organs
ny lc Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mail lin a
sealed enveIopeD Ere cf Chrrge the receipt nC
TWO STAMPS for postage Other Reports Al nd Tracts
the nature and atm mt of 'nVli senscs diet
Ec. are constantly being published for grntuitous
distribution and will he sent to the afflicted Some
Of the new rene lies and methods Of rea'nant discov
cred Turing the past var, of great value.
Address for re0ort or treptmont Dr. George r. CAL
houn Consulting surgeon. Howard Association No
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa.
BY order of tho Dires 'ors
EZRA D. rARTWELT, Presl
Csc. FAIRoHrLD. Secret7rv.
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Wood County gout at Common pleas.
HenrJ a Patae, tiJluuH va Mar! Nilsson, CT, Al. Do
Ieulnut.


HenrJ a Paiae tlaguuH, va Mar! Nltson CT. al. Dc.
tenlnut,
TIME defcnd,nts Mary Wilson, Ianc J., Wilson,
l. Thomas Wilson ana Mary 5. W, Wilson OF the
State OF pennsl lYau'n VIII take NOTICE that on the
9TH day OF Septc nntr, 155, the plaintiff dlca pei.
tion N the Cnlrt Of Common Pleas IN said Nood
County, setting forth that the 2tth day OF June,
1919 he made and execute his pronssory note 20 the
defendants for the sum OF SSN95o payable Nov, lst
1851, and that he secured the payment thereof by
mortgage the north part ~ river tract rrmher -
in the Of II miles square nt 'the foot OF The
Rapids OF the Miami of Lake Erie. Plaintiff further
states shat he paid said note in full hnt that said
mortgage has NOT been discharged OF record, aud
asks the Court 10 appoint master Comm ssioner tl
execute proper discharge or satisfaction ot sA'u
MORTGAGE, so as TO remove the cloud nov resting up
on the title OF said land.
Said defendants are further notified that unless they
answer said petition 10y the Sd Saturday after the lJN
dAy of October 1850 the matters and facts thore!t
stated, will be taken as true and jodgm'nt be render
cd by default according to the PRAYER thereof !
End. X, uOLLEN Eek, Auys Tor P'tN,
PerrySburg Sent :, | 1N-- tSWGSl \.
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\. NJ. BROWN a. CO.,

rs south thl1d t.. tnliIuel pNll, "a
Agents wanted in Nil parts OF the Uutpd states u nd
eau tdas u sell Music, Books Jvw-lry, Gnld Peas
Pen, lis, SC, tud receive Subscriptions for the RED,
WHITE AND BLUE
Catalogues aud numbered ccru6rates will be semitic
those wishing 10 act rs agents. 40 capital req aired.
\nYmst 4 lNlN--lAM
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4 ourt at Comm IN pleas. Wood CouIty, q.

Cha,icS W. Moore, putf. IS. Nm. a NHn, Ot,t
vINllE detouJar' William McKim, will tukc notice
L that on the .9rh day Of December, \. ID. labs,
the painliL Char.es w Mupre u,cn m, petition
Gsalrst said defendant iUthe Court ot Comm II Pleas
wthiu and tny me coUuN ot Wool an State ot Ohio.
and whtch Is sil prulmg rrrin; that the object aud
PRAYER ot sta petd'n IS 10 obtain Judgment IN H..
Vor of slid r'n n and against said detendonL tor
TIVE sum of Sl26 co with Le interest thereon since
September |, S5S, being the amount due said plant
III from said defendant for work and Ia or by the id
plaintiff performed Tor said defendant, betOr" the lrNt
day of Sel temucr \ D. lS5S. Said dt fen lent will
take no'icc that Uaess hr answer said pt,t,ou
before the 2lnd day ot Octuher, \. lS5J, The mat
rers and facts therein stated viii he taken as truc
aud Judgment rendc ell against lin 10y default as
cOIdinS to the PRAYERS tlercnE
"a d. IL uOLLENBHCK,
August 2ih 1880, Attys ioc Pla,ntif.
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Wood County Court Of ,"mmon pleas.

Harvey Burr,u vs. D1oiol Barton and Wiio.
1)YNrtue ot an alias o,der ot sae 20 me d'ee'cu
Is and d lly nd IRON SAID court in the above oati.
tied cause, / Niil oder for sale az the door OF the
courthouse in said county, on
Saturday, sept 10, \. u, 1859,
between the hours ot II NJ, aud .. W.. the follow
ing lands 20 Wit; the south qu rcr of The south
east quarter OF section tweuIy-sS Il town hip loNE
north oil range nins east Ia said county, containing
A0 acres. . .
S. JEFFERSON, atty, G. W. NCEIpN sAel4u'
Aug {, ls6s--l iw6S2,Sb.
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Proposed Amendment to the Con..ltuttoa.'

Proposed Amendment to the Constitntfohg
Relative to Amendment to the Constitution pro,i-
ding for Annual Sessions of the General ASSEMBLY
Reached 6g Me General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio Tree-dfths Of the members of each house con.
curing therein that II be and is hereby pror osed 70
the electors of the state to vote at the annual
October state election, upon the approval or
of.the following amendment as substitute for the
first clause of the twentyffth section of the second
article the Constitution Of this state TO witt "All
regular sessions OF the General Assembly shall CONS
mence on the first Monday in Jannary annually"
WILLIAM 8. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House Of frepresentatives. 1
MARTIN WEtKER,
Preside ut ofthe Senate.
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The Premiums
The Premiums that W. sci 80 ~uosoribcrs at 2j cts.
each are comprised in the following

IO,O q ll4 hAlhS ~ "
cola hrnce,rts armlcts, neck chains cameo, frrens
tine mosaic aud gold stone sets Eoid Gul SILVER thun
b.us gold ear Nlop, rings. breast piGr bosom studs,
sleeve hutaus cuI plus lock,'skr =, stari Int shawl
pins and other art he's prth from 30 c 10 Sl2 each
-Lnl IN linn ~ 4. Ii ~ rals sol d
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AuDiroH'S OPTICS. rorrysburg. Ohio. !
sept. 1899. (
ehvccrtify that thot orcgoing laws are correct
. nrnted according ~ the Copes certified to by th,
~ ,tarNot state aud furnished 10 this Office by the
.NN tor tor publishing the laws of present session
T"NFriN ,perS. JAMES W. ROSS.
Ill hSMsp Auditor of Wood Co
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JAMas " t.pRAy. y Of PrG
sep. s, 70 --lrN5S2 IS
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Z Il I u A D E L Z II [ a
Bshep 1ieu HsGtntion established by special endop
,neat for The relief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted puh NruieRt and Epidemic
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Wood County Court of Common pie

Joseph r. cory. David j. Smith rnd sarah Smitl
hia vile, David Gross and Rhoda W. Cross, his wif
John y, Miller and Eliza Miller, his wife. Samuel
Stafford and Melissa Stafford his wife. Jane Cory u
David J. CDry. rlaintigs,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

The latest accounts we have from the
mines are mors fattering than any here
tofore. We have reliable authority for
saying thas gold is now be ing f and ID he
mountains inquantilies that will pay vel
In coming down The river frt m Omaha
list week, we fol- in Cd mpany, 81 the
mouth Of Platte with ". G. Wignall,
". +. Bolton. G. W. Wainrig BIT and D.
@. Mccarron who had Just re ached the
Missouri from Denver. They came ali
DE way down the Platte in a small boat
DC their own construction, having made
the trip ID thirteen days III ey report
recent encouraging discoTeries they to-
gether with two others foimed d company
dc Six who took out III one day sI96 in shot
gold. The reason they leave bow is The
ssarciiy Of provisions. Flour is worth $50
per sack and other things in proportion
They viii return next Spring when cir
cumstances are more Advantageous.
Since writing the above we have had
the pleasure Of meeting BIr..J. N. Snow
Of this county, who has judi retprned from
the mines ar. Snow. Ar. S keen, Mr..
Tidwel and several others VII se names
W. DO not now r~ecollect, ven out from
thiH county this Spring. They have been
III The mountains about thirty miles and
Prospected closely and have returned
satisfied ia their own minds, The mines
Will not pay. They report grea suffering
for want Of provisions, and tha I reports
there in various localities are rs conflict
ing as those here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23
Secretary Norton,

Has returned from his trip east, and we
understand has brought some fine stock
horses and hogs. We like to see a spirit
Of this kind. by those who Z able to III
troduce new and valuable breeds Of ami
mails. We look for a fine shOx Of stocE
at cur approaching Territorial Fair. Rel
ferring to the horse brought home BY Mr.
Morton, a Michigan paper says:
81. Sterling Morton. Esq Of Nebraska
city, while visiting Monroe last week,
purchased the young horse Sterling Black
Hawk, Of our %townsman, S. III. Sterling,
for $500, and has sent him to Nebraska
Territory. This young Black Hawk was
sired BY the Sterling Black Hawk, pur-
chased IN Vermont IN 1854, by Hon. l. r.
Grosvenor, Of this city; and this stock is
from the best Black Hawk blood In Yer
mont, and is held ia high estimation ID
this and the eastern States. The half
brother of the colt now sent to Nebraska,
took the premium two years ago at the
Illinois National Horse Show. T. O..
Cole, Esq, Of this city, had some thirty of
the Black Hawk colts, and not a po0r
one among the number. With such stock
in Nebraska that new territory will soon
possess horses equal to the more adyanc-
ed States Of the east.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23


NOTICE Is hereby given that b virtue 81 3 certain
Deed Of Trust executed for ana On tho pirs d the
BroWnvilie Hotel Company Of Br0wnviilo, Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory, by Robert vi. Furnas,
James VI. Coleman, Homer Johnson, Richard Brown,
and Alexander Hailam as officers and directors Of said
company, dated the SIN day 81 November, Il. D. 1857
eighteen hundred and dfty-seVonl, and reCorded on pages
ass and 3s7, Of Deed book SAL oil Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory John McPherson.
the trustee named IN said decd, will on thetth day Of
July, A.. D. 1859, (~eighteen hundred and dftg-nina) be-
tween the hours 0f 9 O'Clock A.. II. and a O'cltck n H..
from door OF tho Hotel buiIdfne now standing Oh the
grounds hereinafter described, SOIL, 70 the highest bid
der for cash IN hand, the following described real-estato.
situated and being IN The City Of Brownvine, in said
Nemaha County, t0-Wft lots No six. seven. EIGHT. nine.
ten and eleven in block No. three Of the original Dlar Of
said City, together with the brick hotel building ana ali
other buildings, tenements improvements and appute-
nances to said lots belonging or pertaining. sad sale
to be 1sadeto meet and pay certain bills or notes. issuef
and put On circulation BY said company, which have now
fully matured aad remain unpaid. and said bills OF notes
being those referred 10 il said Desi0 Of Trust, three thou
sand dollars Of which bears evenA Re thereaith iheother
1hfee thousand bears dates as follows. to-vff Dec. 18Th.
1857, Jan. 10th, 1856. and WarCh 1st, 1855. dn ali amount
ing tosix thousand dollars ana due one year after date.
bearing copper cent. interest from Date.
JOHN MCPHERSON Trustee.
June 0fh-5O-4t 81 SO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-06-23

aaaud. ana must Be, how ever. an gnor-
ing ia good faish, Of al last a aeEenees ;
d Aon-referenee to Mr Donslas s. III.
Bunharan 40 psaeril & Of one ana
snear 81 the CHER se sisan form
- oi platform pf ON own. We have
4 erk perform Ia IN and a
ae6ompli n,en at work
zaoHld Be he great aim. Bg IBIS we do
hot mean that our pHatfor and positions
Should Be nsus and df6 rent from true
Democracy elsewhere " do mean how
eFsr, hat lie soDsrs of TAI people n
ALL things shall be r scognized as a
fAidamenlal and vital princip shat in
ths people alone rests all authority. i
dis Be done, and IN desai, regard Be had
ihe day "a conssy ID whith we I've,
an5 the circumstances 81 viii Ii we are
rounded, success is eel fiain, and true
Democracy permanently establ shed We
look with intense anxiety to the action Of
the Plattsmoath Convention; and in the
nlaan time we shall talk f. eely Hnd plainly
upon ali subjects connected with an organi-
zation Of parties in Nebras ska.