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, 1860-10-09

Governor Dsnnison Of Ohio will spend ssys-
rs1 days In Providsnce next week, - tho guest
OF Governor sprsgue. He will be present u tha
Brigade Review On tho lslh Inst
--AadAme Anna Ptsifsr, tho celebrated trav.
ellsr, has left, IN manuscript, m autobiography
and m account Of her last voyage to Madsgas.
car. which IN abou. to be published BY her sop,
at Vienna.
Tae Duchess Of Alba, \ daughter of the Count.
ess 4ontljo and sister Of the E Empress Eugsnie,
has recently died in France. Fer tro years .he
has been suaeriag from iacurablo disease. aud
tho last crisis which happened uhile tbs EN-.
press WIS Ut Eaux Banues, left her 70 weakened
that al medical ski1l was found uusYailinR. The
death Of the Duchess places the French court in
mourning, and il considered terrible blow Ia
the Empress, who all her lIo has been attached
to her sister.
James Walker Of Nashville, Tsun., father
OF tho lsta William Walker, "The grey.eyed
man ofdestiny," ia now On aTisit to Louisville.
ny. While thero be received the intelligence
OF his sons execution by tho 4 honduras au.hor-
ities.
Tho "Aiss B. Of Nstchtz," whom the Prince
Of "alas danced with At Montreal, and whom
ne afterwards inquired for and expressed
deaire to meet again, il said to be Miss Shelby
Blackburn Of that place. Hsr sister Is the wife
OF Gov. Ao1ehead's son Of Kentucky. she i.
represented as very beautiful, and probably
created slight sensation underneath The
Princes ribs.
The Prince Of Wa1ea gare to Mr. Edward
Smith. the Secretary of the Peuusylyania Rail-
road Company, who accompanied the train
which bora the Prince from Pittsburgh to Har-
risbuFgb, beauiful garnet breast pin, sur-
rounded with diamonds.
-benjauin F. Camp, tho newly appointed
Director in the ArtisAas' Bank, late1y exploded
in New York, and who is talked Of Is receiver
for that institution, is the same Benjamin F.
Camp, who in connection with john g. Brealin,
OF Ohio notoriety, got up the Elkhazs Co. lind.
Bank, and series of other shiuplastsr concerns,
Tho renowned Father Giovanni, GarbsIdi'a
soldier monk, displayed great courage I. tho
osttle Of Aelazzo. Una1med, only bearing tho
Cross in lis hand, he ran along the ranks, cheer
ing and anlmatiug tho volunteers to the light,
constantly shouting to them, Fear not God
is on our sidel Mark, T, his minister, an the
foremost to expose myself to the grape shot
and snd rolleJ Of musketry-yet remain un-
sesthsd- Charge, Italians, charged" And stil1,
- hs shouted, he waved alott the cross. Set-
ting them this example, and repeating aloud
pcssages from tho Scriptures, he cbee1ed On
, 1860-10-09
Drf8sN Urituttt.
OF THE CON4TITU"
ZION.

We Eaar that the proposed amendment OF
ths stx:= Constitution will fal by tie inactiou
Of the political p=r,ies. 1 majority OF all Tie
so.e, ee,t-not mi arity of tho votes on this
uueston-as the November election, are ne
cessary as the next step in the process Ct
amendment; hence every ballot upon which
ths vaser neglecta to express his preferences
tor Or IN opposition 10 tho change, is q
vote againatit. Here is the peril. 4 half Of
ths tickets sent out in the various counties,
viii, uuleaa there is sons concert Of action
between the parties, be silent on this subject
md the project will fail in spitc Of the most
earnest Efforts Of those Who are thoroughly
convinced Of itB necessity.
In default Of the expected agreement be-
tween the Central Committees Of the Repub.
lcan and Democratic parties, we entreat cur
friends in the State, and all Democrats who are
willing to cooperate with them, to take it up.
On themselves to see that, 70 far as they can
influence that result, no ticlzeh aze circulated
as the polls except those which are "For Con-
vent;op," and that II any others appear 1t The
p,lla they take special pains 10 prevent their
getting into the ballct-boxes.
With little caro- and industry, matters may
hs put ID such train that the Two Mills Ta1-a
levy for which there is cow no necessity,
though - long q. tie present Constitution re-
mains in force it musl be collected-mhy be
dispsussi with; our Judiciary system, which
il disgrace to the State, may be overhauled
and demonstrated; and hall dcz2n olher
matters which need The corrective hand Of the
people may ba put in the way ofimprovement
But if the election, so far as this question is
coccerned, is suffered to 50 By default two
years must elapse before it can b. again sub
mitted, and during that time a million and a
half Of money, viii h the State does not need,
and which our creditors rather not receive,
will b collected from the people and boxed up
in the Treasury vault The ta1 has served its
purpose but it is no longer necessary-it is iu
fact onerous alike to the people and the Off
cers-but until tho Constitution is amended
we may not hope to escape it. viii not the
taxpayers look to their INTEREST,"
, 1860-10-09
Miniature Portrait OF Hon. Abxaham
Lincoln
TFrnm Forns. al


Justice Read, Of The Supreme Court of our
State, performed graceful and characteristic
act in sending to springdeld, Illinois, our fel-
low.citizen, Mr. ]. Henry Brown, celebrated for
his miniatures, for the purpose Of taking m &C.
curate likeness Of Mr. Lincoln, the Republican
candidate for President. Mr. Brown remained
with Lii. Lincoln about two weeks, aud had sn
opportunity not only to know the man, but to
make such = picture a. will do credit alike 10
the artist and the subject On Wedn.sday
last &r. Read submitted this fine production "a
q rumber Of gentlemen connected with the
newspaper press, and by or 9 and all it was pro.
uounced master piece. It il painted On ivory.
and il sa.d, BY those Who know Mr. L1ncoln, 10
BE- life-like. Certain tia, tho face is not the
hideous caricatu1e hawked about our streets.
and hung In our print shops. It is that Of On
amiable Jet strong villed man, aud beams with
intelligence and hrmness. Mr. Brown has done
his best, and may be assured that it will add
still more to bis high reputation. a beautiful
copy Of this miniature has been made by Mr.
Samuel Sartain. son Of the wel!-kno1n e5Qray.
eR of this city, from the steel plate Of which I'm.
pressiona for sale and distr:bus'ons for sale and
distribution will shortly be taken. The original
miniature remains in the possession Of Nj,
Read, to whom it belongs.
, 1860-10-09

Correspondence OF the Prcss and Tribune.1
The Scardinaviana in Northern Indiana held
q aTou.ing Republican meeting in Calumet last
Fridsy, October 5th. Telling speeches were
made By G. J. Sundell, Esq, Of Chicago. in the
Swedish Language, and II. Griffin, Esq, from
Valparaiso, in English. The small number e.
swedes in that part Of the country who have
heretofore hid out for ths Democracy, went
home from the meeting fully satisfied of the
want preference Of Republican principles. vi
three times three cheers for those principles
and their trustworthy and distinguished repre-.
sentative, Abraham Lincoln Of Ilinois, the
Meeting broke up. L. B.
, 1860-10-09
Departure OF the Governor General
OF Canada for England.

It Is now understood that Sir Edmund Head
will leave for E.eland. on leave Of absence, On
the 1g,h inst. Tho abseaee Of the Governor
General il not expected to be protracted mora
in stating that important business Of . private
nature requires Sir 4mnnd's presence "a Eng.
land. Re port has it tha: Sir Edmund il said 10
be trustee Of al estate, the administration Of
which required hin peremptory presence in E,g-
laad, We believe it IL also correct that Sir Ed.
mund has coma into possession Of CSC, 500 and
some real estate, In England, hy bequest but
t1at it is not correc:, Is has heen rumored, that
his visit to England h&s only connection Tith
this fact. The return Of his E1celency hefore
Christmas may b. confidently relied 1pou,-
1broHto L%sis, 0a. s.
, 1860-10-09
Brutal Murder CT \ Republican Vida
Awake

We have been shown priyata Letter fyom
reliable gentleman, dated Johnstorn, Pa. Oct.
9Th, IN which be states that On Friday, Col. A.
G. Curtin made a spirited address to the neo.
pie Of that region ,aud WAS subse equently escort
cd By the VIDE Awskes to The ll:40 train m
the Pennsylvanis railroad.
On the route one Of the Wide Awakes left the
lioe, and "as attacked In terribly brutal man.
uer By q party Of half dozen or more Donolas.
ites. After beatinR the unfortunate man fear.
fully, one Of them struck him With stoue. His
Injuries proved fatal On Sunday evening. Sir
Of the asssilants have been arrested md are
now in jail ler the crime, at EbensburQ. The
occurrence has cast gloom oTer the vhole
-RAlade!phia Bulletin.
, 1860-10-09

Iowa Crrr, Oct !, 1850.
To-day, the State Fair uow being held at this
city eloses its exhibition. This Fair has ex.
ee'led Ill the preceding ones, not only pecunia-
f1l5, but in pcint Of rsal merit. The proceeds
Of this exhibition amount to thir:y-seven hun
cred dollars, which is fifteen hundred dollars
more than received at any previous Fair.
The exhibition Of STOCK was large, and think
will compare well With any other State exhibi-
ton ever saw, not only in point Of numbers,
but the great excellence Of the stock. Itiss
dom ii t one sees finer display Of sll grsdes
o: horses thnn we're exhibited On this occa iop.
For speed, there sre but lew that have made
better ti:1e trottpg than Was made yesterday
the quickest $50, think. The display Of car-
riage, draught, single buggy and saddle horses
were, indeed, Tery creditable.
Seldom il = better quality Of csttle found At
any State Fair than was here exhibited. The
Durhams and Dovons wers largely represented,
tnd spoke well for the increased attention paid
to stock.rsising in Iowa. The first premium
Durham bull was owned by II. Halderman Of
this (Jobnson) county. The second premium
waa awarded to Hawthorn" owned by II. D.
..,.;ea ...- ,,a,,, ,,r,, r., III, a.. na.o,, =.
n.ual. Il. G. Stewart Of Lee County exhibited
large number of cattle and hogs. Mr. Stew
so'1 'ue po.e~0e r. te4 VI e@D'"
w. e. Sna4l o. 'nls s1'5 WA 'n' '"eep''~Aes
premium on hlooded horEes.
ING e1n.o''lon o' 1neep ana noss "s '.sse'
Inc FRENCH aoo opao.sn "esnos "ef' well To-
presented Those exhibited were FerT good,
wearing fine quality of wool, The farmers of
n.,;,a INV. .t..n+,on n vo,l.o-,.r.
t9"a t'e pA'ns n'to ~.'s1A ~
Ing than heretofore. think Iowa IL an excel
.:,:.:.. H..
genera 'ae1'l'es' AeAPec' " see ene oa5 HUI
long hence when Iowa will contribute largely TO
thu woo1. market at this county,
'us =, wv y, :. ~. =, ~, -, ~ ,,r
The suIalks Cnestef touh'Js ano Aettee nogs
we're represented, and Attracted much atten-
tim. md were yerv creditable indeed.
~. h.,;,.1 1d...-n.n, as,x
AA7 -. F T. 0A" wv
play. tnfeahlng mach nes, feapefs, mowers,
grim drills, and eowera, ditchers, plows, hxr-
rnxq- cu1tiy.tors. eorn nlanter.. portab1e pr;.tz
mills, and farming implements OF eTerJ de.
ecripticu vere exhibited from this Stats and Il.
lno;s in. lsrcs numbers. ill no..easinp nncb
4Aoe - mp 0"t'' =" F'o0e''Ak louen
me1it
In tho vegetable department could b. found
=, +he ,o;, rAntn-e Ia ,av .h,t If 1,i;n,;. ~,
~ NV ~ o ~ e.5 Aauo4s eAn
compete, II eanoo' go anead o1 lows In the pro-
duct1on OF large tqunshes, melons, potatoes,
heeta and epples. Think oerer saw larger At
snv .vh;h;.;on IN nv IN, Ths d;,n,,v o. 49,
~
, 1860-10-09

or the Districts given ahove. the Tenth. Six-
teentb, Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentietn,
Twenty second, Twenty.third and Twenty.
fourth, are now represented bv Democrats; the
ators holding over till 1862, six are Republicans
aud six Democrats.-Skate Journa{.
, 1860-10-09
mOVEuhNTS OF THE PEOPLE,

have gained 20 towns and Lost 8, being clear
gain Of II.
- The Douglas wing Of the Democracy in the
18Th Congressional District in New York, hare
nominated Chauncey Vibbard, Of schenectady,
for Congress. Mr.. Vibbard is General SUPER
iutendeut Of the New York Central Railroad,
and withL right clever fellow, but be can't
CONS in. 8. Hossack Nix, printer by trade,
residing in schohsris county, is his opponent,
and is bound to win.
Every candidate for The nav Legislature Of
South Carolina IL made to pledge himself for
dissolution in case Of Lincoln's election, with.
out waiting for any overt acts Of aggression
-- Ths Savannah Republlean BeI and Ever
ETY. ssys that tie Democracy have never had
any principle in common, except plunder, and
are responsible -
. "Forx1 tte r}sehefa md m'staps
Which dog us new with afttrcals."
Tho Rochester Union {Douelas organ)
deems Butte1worth's zvowA that the Admins.
tration Was in favor Of "fusion," ~ "the serer-
est blow" which could possib|y be given to the
Bell Douglas Breekinridge Electoral Ticket
for, it sdda: g. ''treacheEy, duplieity and false
hood are the ordinary instrumentalities upon
WHICH sao .@asn'n.ata astoa !e"se ~ sS .7
points" Like that Of Brooks, Hunt d Co., its
tonch is death.
MAssAcnusE1Ts.-TheRe Republican nominations
for Congress have been made In all the Dis
tr'ets, aud are AZ follows:
1ssT!hsn1s ;.o ,:1td r rnot s-gsas gs.' Czech @
sd-l;has. FIa1cis Adans. s,h-a Msnl!hF F Batlsy.
e;e e., T. G. he 3SS-Me+Ls1 uf,ano
Na-4bba B. Aney.
Tho aho7e are all members Of tho present
House Of Representatives, except hr. Bailey, OF
1he 9th (Worceater) District, who succeeds Eli
Thayer, Ar. l. running as an independent or
stump candidate, with the probable aid Of the
Observation-Disclosures.
DuER DEc1nEs.-"ilhan Duer, the associ'
Rroot. IN ,s,lino mt 4ba R.,1d.n.. =, IN.
' o-N",'-, A Ds
oo"gtaa"es' Aoo WHO "As nomlna'eo lor con'
gress By the combination, declines the nomina.
tion. The 5000 meioritv a1ainst him in thr
ns.+.;.t H., ,r.stsn.a 49, s ~ ~. 49,. ~ '' ~ '1''
o40u-s' "eaAea1a ~ AAess"
The Albany Argw calls the Breckinridg ger1
Of Kentucky "verm,n." This Is The reason The
t,.nncrarv of Nav Yo-t -. On ,n,;,n. A. +st.
the same class Of "yermin" in New York to it,
bnsom.
a. 'o'e "@e saAco, u ene fe4uea' O. ooog'
'A1e: ~ 'ue 1.'.y II" o'oool' On f.'oa!
| nnno1aa - R,.rk;rr;doa a Ra,re
~ n'..sd1V es,n.a- - w. - .f.,;, ,.x
| .da,..-.d ps.,h,;..n .a..,;.. :, D.. ~
! .e1esa = Iepu0lr-u M. ms ~ feol4A "
! EE104Y D1RQt A4L. -HQe lAI1&EQfnlte1nah-AA@s" ~
, 1860-10-09

Ff,st Dtvia, composed of the equity OF
sfHh Dia1ia. { imposed q he c:aasiss o.
M'll. DuPaga. keadalt, 1sequo>s, xad
-hah4akee..
GtrthM Dlaff1. composed of 1he cuunles
Of Lao-ue. Qtundy, Livingston md Bu.
Et..h Diatia. tcmpossd 9th tounties oi
knox, Warren, Mercer. R1ck 1e1a.d,
H rfj and dstsrk......... ........ ,,,,
ItM'h I i4tdt comtosed Of the counties of
Fu ten I d Nc orou.
FVlrnth Distries, comp1&,d Of the cpulltiea
OF Sing. mob anu MoFk.
SlIsesAfh D1ffta. composed Of the coun-
ties Of I hampaign. eH 1T, Pitt MI
en- houltt, Chrlst!aa, Mclean md
Ern,t'aii 1i:ri, 'e:mposed 81 liz com:
ties Of Aenard. Logan, Avon. T-z.ve.l
Aud C,ss-:..:.:............
Nattaenth Uf,i.ta, iccnlK~ed Of the couu-
ties olt1 rk, Fay yette. Emnx ham, J.sp, t.
Lawrence q: d sawfrEd.. !.
1Ke1idh Dn rid, COZ pesed tf the G IN.
ties OF Jttetton. Wa}ns. ElwaId1, Na-
bash, AArion, Clsy an KIcLl4n' ,,..,..
9ns-sv.epHd Dla,io, comrosed It the
eeuhuts OF Mot roe an il 1t. Llalr. .....,.,.
1tee1dX.thint Distsi1. tompnae1 Of lha
couhte Of Williamson. + ulne, White.
Hamilton and FE4nkl:D..
r. e"tv }ttu u DiRrio, compo*d Of the
counties Of ltandelph, Clinton, Perry,
"xhhinrtI n al Il 1Hr%.,r
, 1860-10-09
RARNUM'S GREAT VARIETY

No. 188 Lake street.
WoRsTKDS LOO pounds Of eve.y sh4te md co,nr ot
epHL s!nae and ube Zeph7r, Spzc4d naei and ia
raw :oitsftao Color. 1t Whol-alla AID Estaii.
QUAKER IA ARN--H0 pounds at this superior I'm.
nlas mixed. "hl1s se4slss. elauasc. bue. dsaa a.
bAskETs-4 farxs t:,ek OF German md S,snch In.
veoF Hctlsules Hoft. Lunch Toy Baskat1 Cfz1Iea
and Cabs. 6lks. chAzs, Work4sands, se.
Also, P4r1ot and Squirrel Gags.
. TOYS AVID FANNY GOODS Of eur direct imnn,ts.
LIEN fFom French, E1kliaa and German WannF1ctur9
A.o e.ses ot roJs Of 50 COZ a.sose1 for 1een ~
9ss doaas ca%e- 1lo foy In entess vatzY r.
YANKEE H0fIoSs-A keae,ar a.ortu,n. NJ .,.r,.
&hlsE In th1s Ina. ~ -'@1
- AsEehaats ard Who:essle Dea1srs thrnuxhout tn
lover than ths lovess. 1oys and Faacy GSots arn i'm.
p.stsa y us Gttes eorsequently e5Eete With any
E.nu A:surer enatlta snef s.pt.ior u ueements
Cal4 AID tTy rsat
13R LAKE STREET srra~nn1~
, 1860-10-09
OIL GLQ 7 HS

or thee ~e o1es large Ead nn''ralel Assortment,
American manufacture IN With, or ste ya,,l s.an -
~ y..is aat Two y.1is "!4e Al p.ee, to hi -
t.elva eet e2h.n feet Aod t~eats-f.ur let vfre 1t
prices oa four tot +h!hk Pc 1ard. A-o-T.be on
xre1t v3fle y.
, 1860-10-09
StA++*$*%t+s--s~- ~-.sss IA
bElls
lJptR H..
u

Ileerned from AissouKtans On {he trains that
most Of the counties on thA Ins Of the Road
would et.s rsry respectable vots for Lincoln
end Hen1lin, :, 80
, 1860-10-09

From the records in the Office of the Secr4ta.
~ Of State, We compile the following Statistics
in regard to the nun Der Of State Senators to be
chosen IN this State at the coming election, and
also the vote Of the respective parties In tha
holding over districts in 1856. We tako the
Congressional vote Al q bass, deenoing this
mode more satisfactory than to 60 back 10 the
Senatorial votes Of these districts in 1858. We
hare 30 doubt that these figures will proyo in.
teresting and instructive to our re .de1s.
The following Districts will choose State Sen
ators in November:
, 1860-10-09

G MI T H d PRINDLE
Wasn all IL attsrtsa OF ths puhra to thst
tAIEs stock af
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ConAstloEot
SQUNAU1, MOSCOW AND CASTOR BEAVERS.
colars for Oyercoats Busnea Cntts French
buta- FslJsss, 5lkA and CA,bmero
VEsTING8,
0fthe --latest 1nt most deslsaha styes rna6coths .n,
Oo-akas Of all grades, Iii u which viii be Id b. ia
y3rd CT msde MO Earmenf% OF hest tY acd
ID 70 gtse sa:st.etou. Their ltsxk Of
Furnishing Goods
= a.so complete eonssinz Gf Lamba' Wool aud Bhske,
II Ianns u1defsae1;s I'D Drax.rs Wool xexsrss, vhs
NUn n suspendes. Hoasrr md Go. e. ot a IL ndx e
Nalen ~ ars uTte to 10 X It tslozs purchasax Ca1.
whsft. Don't forget l,e plate
Smith L PRtyDLE,
n. No. III Lake st1est
IL D1nJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-18
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Fhi1ado1phda

4 BeneUoleHf Tpsfffuff0a established by special En-.
dOlvmsut for fiereiief Of fhe sick and diafrsssed
Afflicted tSifh ViruleHs and EPedenie DiseGse-
4hh4dOWard Association, IN vie-s Of the aHful IistFuc-
deeeptions practiced uron the unfortunate yirtimsof such
disease b. Qqackss several years ago directed their Con-
sulting cGfEegn, IS q charitable act worthy u their
name, 70 open 2 dispaRsary for the treatment o. this
class Of diseases, ia all their forms, and to give Medical
Advice Gratis 10 all who apply By letter, with adescrip-
tion Of heir condition (age, occupation. habits or Ire.
hc-l and in caseOf extremepOyerfy TO furnish medicines
free OF charge. 1t is needless 10 add that the Aasocia-
ton commands thehighest Medical skill Of the age, and
viii furnish the most approved modern treatment.
The Directors OF the Association in their Annual Re-
nual Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, ex-
press the highest satisfsCfiOn with tie succeeds which has
attendedthe labOrs Of their SurReOnsin the cure OF Sper-
matorrhoea; Seminal Weakness; GouoTrhOea; elect;
syphilis; the vice Of OnaBism or self-abuse, disease Of
The Kidneys and BLADDER, &C., and order a continuance
Of the same plan Tor the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review OF the past, fesl assured
that their lab0rs In thiRspheTe Of benevolent Effort have
been o. great benefit to the enlisted, especially to tbs
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,
splsed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoen. or Seminal
Weakness, the vice OF Onsnism, AastuFbatiOn OF self
abuse. and other diseases Of the Sexual organs, by the
e~nvelopel FREE or CHARGE, on the receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. other reports and Tracts on the
nature and treatment OF Sexual diseases, diet, Sc, are
constantly being published for gratuitOus distributicn,
and will b esent to the afflicted. Some Of the new re-
medies and methods Of reatmnetsdiscOvere during the
last year are OF great value.
Address for Report or treatment, DIR. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
2, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia.
By order Of the Directors,
EzRA D. HARTwELL, President.
EO. FAIRcHILDs Secretary.
July IA. ls53-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-18
Trust Sale.

Whereas, on the nth day Of August, 1858, John Nc.
ClintOck for the purpose Of securing to Lewis johnson,
or bearer, the sum OF two hundred and eighty dollars,
rs evidenced by his promissOry note bearing date az
aforesaid, payable twelve months after date, conveyed
to the undersigned John L. Carson in trust, the follow
Ing described real estate in Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, tO-wit The southwest quarter Of section nine
township six North Of range IA east Of the 9Th principal
meridian.
And, whereas il is provided in said Decd Of Trust II
the sum so secured TO said Lewis Johnson was not paid
him by the nth Of August, A d 1859, the undersigned
was authorized to sell the property therein conveyed
after GdveI Using the same thirty days in some news
paper printed in the Territory Of Nebraska, at public
auction az the door Of the of1ce Of the County Clerk Of
Remaha County In BrOwnvills, Nebraska, . execute q
deed to the purchaser TO pay Of the amour. therein Sc
cured with interest, costs, expenses and a reasonable a..
torney's fee, and to hold the remainder subject to the
order Of said McC1intOck.
And whereas the said John MeClintOck he's failed 10
pay said note or any part tbereofj Therefore: Notice is
hereby given that by virtue Of the sGihority 10 me given
BY said deed Of Trust 1 will on Nopday October Reth.
1850. at the door Of the Office OF the County Clerk Of Ne
maha county in BrOwnville Nebr-ska, between the hours
Of s O'Clock A n and o O'cloct P II Of said day, sell SAID
real estateat public autlo- 70 the highest bidder fOrcasb,
ana upon such safe an payment VI the purchase money
Vail make. execute and deliver 10 the purchaser or pur-
chasers a deed OF deeds for said real estate.
JOHN L. CARSON, trustee.
BToWnIdtie \. T Sent. 26th 1850. 12AtSI0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-18
Trust Sale.

whereas, on The 18th day u June, A d fs08. Lsmusl
~. HodgdOu, for the purpose % securing b Msgdalena
smith, or bearer, the sum Of two hundred and slshiy-
three dollars, as evidenced BY his pronissory note bear
ing date IS Aforesaid, payable twelve mcnthsafte date,
conveyed 70 the undersigned John L. Carson 10 trust, tha
following described real estate in richardson c0unfF, Ne
braska Territory, tO-Eit northeast quarter o. seciIoh
- township 3 northof range fourteen east % The e5h
principal meTidian
And, whereas II Is u provided IN said Deed Of rsust n
the sum 50 secured 10 said AagdaIena Smith was not paid
her BY the 18Th day Of June, A Dl869, The undersigned
was authorized 10 sell tho property therein cougeFed.
after advertising the same thirty days Ia some neuEpa-
per printed in the Torritory Or Eebraska, az public auc-
ton Al the door % the Once OF the Couaty Clerk q Ne
maha county m Rr0Wpgllie, Nebraska. 10 execute 4
deed to the purchaser to pay Of the amount therein ses
cured with Interest, COSTS expenses and aressoRablo at-
iorney's Zee aEd % held The remainder subject e Ne
order ssid OF Hodgdcn.
And. whereas the said Lemucl ~. uOdgdon las failed
TO pay said note OF any part thereof therefore Notice
Is hereby given that by virtuoof the suthority 10 me given
by said Deed Of Trust I will on Monday October zeth.
1850, at the door Of the Office Of The County CLERK o. Ne
maha county, IN brOWnville, Eehraska, between he
hours Of 8 O'Clock A ~ and 8 0'clOgk p 81 uf said day. sen
the said real estate AZ public auction 70 the highest bid
der for caAh, and upon such sale and payment Of the pur-
chase money will make execute and deliver 70 he bur.
chaser or purchasers thereof a deed or deeds fog said
real estate John Z. CARSON. Trustes.
Brownyille. N. T., Sept. gsth, 1860, i94t-slo