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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-22

An Impor,uut r,cm 70 ahe Survivors Of tho Lotto
an Wnr with Mexico.
LANCASTER C. H., S, c., May H. 1855.
Dr. Jack.on-psr SIR After my return from Mexico vas
,ged terrible disease. which has carried to
b many my fellow soldiers Chronic DsrrhGa ae-
comred with Neuralgia brought on by the climate McKee,
d he mode Of living while engaged in the The relief
have obtained nom the OF Hocnand's German Bit
tcr. is astonishing and most cheeuy have aud stu con-
nue 10 recommend Btters To all who similarly affected
believing that the benefit will result from their will r.
incalculabc. Very Respectfully Yours -,
X. G: BIDLINGs, Late Iisn,onsnt
OF Company c, Palmetto Regiment : y Nolnn'etts'
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Look ut This {!

A tho Railroad Corner will be found at all times
n complete assortment of Goods. am prepared
to sell Goods for Cash or on Credit to good men. -
will take Wheat, Corn, Oats, or any other pro-
duce the people may have te sell during the year. and
pay the market price for it.
February, 1860. f. M. STACKPOLE.
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BORN.

In Dallas, 18th instant, MARTHA ELIZABETH,
daughter of Hon. N. NJ and Mrs. MARY BURFoRD.
We congratulate our friend, the Judge,upon the ap
pcarance of heir 10 the honors ofthe House of Bur-
ford May her years be prolonged to happy old
ago. and may she unite in her person and conduct the
beauty and virtues of her amiabc mother with the
intelligence and talent of her distinguished father.
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tProm D. Richardson, OF the Galveston News

GALVESTON, Texas, Sept. 25 1855
Dr. NJ Jackson,-Dear Sir: You suggested To- before
leaving Philadelphia to take few bottles Of your Filters along,
as against Yellow Fever which raging here
and in New Orleans so, used 1t freely my route
home accompanied by several TEXANS who also took it
ms prescribed none OF us having the fever except All
passed through Orleans without being attacked by the cpl
demic OF them whom have since met attribute their
escape the Of excellent specific
From what have heard other and expert
enre have no hesitation In saying believe Ooands German
ptters an excellent article the prevention Yellow Fever and
many other diseases peculiar the South taken in time and
directed. Yours truly ID. RICHARDSON,
Editor and Proprietor OF the Galveston News.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-22

Ra- Con. N. II. Darnell reached home yesterday
in very enfeebled condition. We regret to hear Of
his long illness at Austin, and wish him speedy res
toraton TO health.
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HOOFLAND.S
RALSAMHC CORDIAL

itI nly cure Coughs Colds, Influenza, Group, Hoarse
ronchi.is Whooping Cough, Diarrhoa, Diseases Of the
tS,-ls arising frsn c0il, luciTili CONSUMPTION &c
No. -psg are iflarel Iy by Dr. G. " jackson Co,
slS Al street Philadelphia and Tor sas By bragg So snf Deal
-, ve,rr7liy Free IS cents yer bottle
=, ~ =. Evsrv Fsi,'s Anlsrsu" given away ~ al oar
900 r,srs osrae slcs irtn sris gstls IN al paris
a ~ couutry. Get :, =. ,,,,-,-,,
-. IA 4 rEEfsi suN Fc.t fa-tes Z. J. lEs4Eh,
,,.-ss.lis ara sWflTI 4 TrRSER WaaHhachls. iselyl
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No. 93
Eliza Mccullough, Alexander Mccullough, Maha-
liz Langley, and Cornelius Langley,
Tabitha Hines, S. A. Hines, Cynthia Parks, -
Parks, and Elisha Jefferson Davis.
Petition for Partition.
Suit pending in the District Court of Denton Co..
Texas, Summer Term. A. d. 1860.
THNI1E defendants in the above entitled cause
Il will take notice that the Plaintiffs in said
cause have filed in my office. Interrogatories in
said cause to be propounded to William X. Brown,
Blackstone Mcdonald and Thomas Jackson resi-
dents of the county of Green and State of Ten
nessee. Also Interrogatores to be propounded
to Nancy Drake and Elizabeth Walker residents
of the county Of Galloway and State of Missouri,
and that on or after the thirtieth day after the
publication of this notice l will issue commiss-
ions to take the answers of said witnesses to said
Interrogatories on the application of said Plain
tiffs.
~ Witness James B. Ford Clerk of the
SEAL District Court of said county of Dem
w - ton and the seal of said Court
Given atDcnton this February 9th A. D. 1860.
JAS. b. FORD,
334t. elk D. C. d. CO., TEX.
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Bar We were pleased to receive a visit from sena-
tor Throckmorton. on his way home from Austin
His health Is much improved, and his swimming ways"
in full power. We indebted to him for Austin f
worn.
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Dissolution.

1'HE Law partncrship heretofore existing between
| undersigned is this day dissolved by limitation
Persons owing can settle with either member Of
the late firm. G. A. EVERTS,
W. T. G. WEAVER.
JAN lst lS60-2o:4m
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RLACKSMITHING.

A LII orders in the above line of bust SS-ySsSs.A
IA mess executed in SUPERIOR Hz
STYLE by the undersigned. at his new -
shop, at the OSCEOLA MILLS,
Wheat and Corn, at the highest market price. will
be taken in exchange for all shop work. and all ac
counts due the LIST day of July in each year.
33:tf G. W. RECORD.
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From ]. Maginnis, Of the New Orleans True Deltal
NEw ORLEANS, July %, 1852.
Mcssrs, G. NJ jackson Co,-0enemen: have for long
me looked upon your lIooands German Bers the very
best Dyspepc preparation eItant But disposed to
accord to Il still higher merit. find that II will ectally
vent the ravages OF that Of this cmateYeow Fever
During the prevalence Of that disease last summer had ample
opportunity witnessing its efficacy and firmly believe that
even nm person. with the proper pecuon and the
of ers directed could safely summer New Orleans
preventive Of Fever and Ague aso cheeruly endorse a
you claim it. Respectfully Yours JOHN MAGINNlS
PROPRIETOR VI the True Delta.
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EsTRAY NOTICES.
DaLLAs COUNTY.
ELLIS c0uNrN. e

RLLIs COUNTY. -
rhSp F 10 yos a s ssss ss ud
high ~hle streak in Ae aee three white feet branded "a
IT, i Rsnds Ess White .'Sat n ~ ss mol 10 s S per- per-
eaye appraised a. s Also, one year old FlllN yellow,
Filed Ieeemi.,r 18th ISs.
TAKEN UP n Elisha Msyo and ss,ryed lcf.re. 4 n
hlsh has some white on her name branded the len hp
hT 9I ntssiins, appraised a. 81, Also one soRnEL
The f..c aPngss'la' sso Piled nccemisr u, Is'e,
aEf En- Gr one h%S RtY f sR ' s sssrs ia
IS hands high, len hind so white, gTFy boih m the fore
bead no brands PeFoei'slle appraised at so, Filed bo'
TAKES Or ly ,Sdn s,,s fgS e.ry.a before s,.oop
rght sar branded e hp the other rded, wArksderop
on rrht ear branded with spanish brand On the hpi s'
TAKFS Up BY o MsFsila ssi les sstayed b.fere l.
s,rooP Esq one RAY SPANISH fILLy, supposed 70 e
white, branded MIR on len shoulder approised at SIS. n.
led January slst, istal,
!xi:stl HEM. +, HAWKINS, cik {. E. 60. TeI.
KAUFMAN COUNTY.
frsSinc Soi one Yoke Of OXEN one yellow and white
% . I, n PoP In N s en- nss snH o nds
other awhile with Known Sides win small .pss over him,
marked with split In len ear, under slope in night ear no
TAKEN Up by w drS "a .is 81 I" i town Of
Kaufman and estmyed hefore Hill, u. one soRREL
EcndicalsT mark hi The len shoulder Also, Son
in the len fore pastor joint u hands high, had on small
-l without aclappcr branded the len shoulder and
On the point ofthe len hip, said mar had sucking colt
with her appraised Ia SlOb.
TAKEN tP by A Cummings, living n, Rockwell, anl es
traycd before John Butler, Prconr Fo !. ROAM
HORSE az hands high, or years OLD star in the fore
head ne brands pcrrciynllc; appraised Ut st1.
TAKEN UP by NJ sanders, 9mes North Of tho town Of
Kaufman and eStryeh before W Crouch, J Precinct No
r one RED OK, molly fcc, or years old marked with
crop under half crop each dew tapped brand sup
posed To lie the letter over figure 8, hm large Lel
appraised To- 81.
TAKEN UP by W Johnson miles East Of the town II
Kaufman and cstTaycd before Terrell, r. RAY MARE
az hands high. or years old white both hind feet
branded IN she len shoulder; appraised Ia ESQ.
TAKEN UP 10y : Damron, II miles : T. Of tho town ~
Kaufman and estraycd before CIV Crouch Precinct No
i, a MOUSE COI.ORED ROAM HORSE, about ycrs old
both hind feet white, blaze mcc, branded with Spanish
brand len thigh, absu, u hands hgh appraised To si5
TAKEN UP hy james Curgulc, Is miles South OF tho
town Of Kaufman and cstrayc before obcd Nanpool,
one BROWN PONY HORSE, about years oil, saddle
marks, and branded with nm INV the len shoul.
der other marks rbrans pcrccynlc appraised to 49,
[J33tl WM II. BARNES, elk q. c. X. co.
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G. REEDS 1l&UHt md BRANT =. Bt
81 - iHirses nni rsifir--fs the itfferr -. - -
work and uuisria lle right aud rTur sr sft
tieieft Ger TINS u--rl IA, sSs7 tfs til1
- tsi-s M. rfaruat7u tNankelig rs,-rt. sdir- &c
Hii rails s-s7is Texas -sta'z - 49,
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The u.e Of DIR. IIo.,c.,er,. stomach Bit,

The u.e Of DIR. Hostctter's Stomach Bittcrs,
for Dyspepsia Fauency Heavness of the Stomach, ay
other like affection second to America abroad.
To be able state confidently that the Btters'
tain cure dyspepsia and like Diseases is to the propre
ofunaloyed pleasure 1t removes all morbid
matter from the stomach, pures the Blood mpartn
ed vitality to the syste giving it that tone and
ergy INDISPENSABLE to haah The numerous acknowl-
edgements superior excellence and benefcen results
assured he propreors that cannot but prove great
ere to the afflicted and impart vitality to the thorough
tenn 4s.l
sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere and
by W. W. Peak Bro. and d. d. Thomas, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-22

from Rev John Berg Of the Baltimore True Union
Dr. O. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir: Your hHoohnnd's German
Bttcrs descrvcdly popular and believe is Calculated to re-
no'e d A's' VI W. Ym,r. Truly, JOHN BERG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On See advertisement of DIR. Sanford's Liver
Inyig orator, in the columns of this paper.

Medical Prcjudicc.-The well-known repugnance Of
medical men use, their practice of the adj
yertsed medicines Of the day has been most sgnay
come by the celebrated ST NICHOLAS STOMACH BrrERs No
tonic preparation of the Phrmacopoa has been found to
equal their great merit in of convaescence from acute
diseases the various forms of debility occasoned by de-
rangemens the stomach and bowels They daily
scbed by the able practitioners who do not hesitate
10 state their high opinion of their valuable tonic and aera
tive properties As agreeable and harmless stimuantin
cases of Nervous Debility and Lowness of Spirits, they
beyond compare.
For sale by w. W. Peak Bro, Dallas, Texas.
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Raker, in the Mccormick Machine,

KaKer, IN the WCC0rmlCK WaChln6,
Has long been cause Of envy to many manufacturers.
tits the only really effective position that be Oh
tanned lie Is not joted to pieces on the platform,
having the dust and boards Of the grain continually
cast In his face, while endeavoring to crowd his fork
full Of grain into loop-hoe between the platform
and main wheel frame, and leaving his bundles I'M
evenly scattered on the field, but standing up in an
easy position and with all rakng his sheaves of
as even as they possibly could be done by any other
means.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

affairs. Every man, woman aud child
in these three counties are more or less
the sufferers; for the farmers are the
man spring Of every community, and
when they are oppressed all are oppressed.
The oppressive hard simss under which
we all to-day are groaning and wF.lhing
is the legitimate result Of ths. LaHd Sales
in this Territory. There is no mistake
about IT,.
Are you, fellow-citizens, prepared to
70 endorse Il man; an administration q
policy that has brought ruin thus upon
YOU. YET YOU WILL DO so II
YOU VOTE FOR j. STERLING
MORTON; we care not what he or bis
friends say to the contrary. He and his
friends Of course will deny or dodge it.
Bat remember factions speak louder than
words" Benedict Arnold denied being
traitor, and yet the fact was fastened
upon him by his acts.
So soon as we can obtain information
in regard to johnson, Clay and Gage
counties, we viii give the figures.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Was out Here, One Week Later
Same year.
DEAR MoRT.

Wuy OM HeFeJ OHe Week LdtT
sm Same year.
Go in. You're doin' it. It enarnost
makes me Bile right over to see you set
'em up Why you make a pint every
time. You're getting more like the old
Banker4every day, only its most like you,
a heapJmOre Of them. slip-upEon-'em kind,
than there was about the Old Hoss.
l wasn't kalculatin' toztrust a .nuther
letter by the male ebut come in and talk
it right through TO you in person. But
things amt jist iii shape. I've got 'em
mighty near tuned to. l tell you Mort,
we're a strong team out here-pull the
hole load if nothing don't brake. So, as
the Col. was comm down, and knoed
it woud go to the directions on the Back.
III tell you that last time l forgot the
Governor. What's he doin'? How's he
he take it. Give him a small stock of
my afectionate one, thing and anuther,
and if he amt all right. send him out to
me. Tell him I've quit keepiP "Tan-
gle Leg but got the clear guiH. Nary
head ache in ii. Il jifst makes me smoker
yet, when / think how we worked him
last winter, nthe niger. bill. Thatw was
list like you, Mort; after YOU herd that
Black had to veto it COS fOd Buck sent
Out the directions to 60 right in the lob
by and work for the Bill on the poplar
side. So 1t put you all right on the Del
egate, and killed the Gunner, 0 0 as he
sent the bill back. It was jist like YOU,
Mort. l couldn't help thinking of our
school days when yen wanted to git rid of
the Irish Boys silten on the bench with
you and the Teacher wouldn't move 'em,
Il you was a Bankers Boy. well you know
you come the trick-went to the sta
bic, and got COW lice, and sprinkled over
'em. That did the affair to a slide Of
he Irish Boys out Of the school. We'll I
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
5Er
A Plain Question.

As the Democracy in this Territory
has in Convention assembled, abandoned
its former position ast to the right or pow
er Of our Territorial Legislature 10 ACT,
upon the slavery question, while in a ter
rlorial existence and set forth speeli-
cally as a principle in the platform that
they Will do nothing 70 prevent the q
troducion, or establishment Of slaEeFy iRo'
to the Territory only agreeing, in the.
language of the second resoFG3F6n7ihqke
platform "to oppose the establishment of
the institution Of slavery in tie FUTURE
STATE of Nebraska by C0NSFfENs-
TI0NAL PROHIBITIONS gweh ass.
an answer from somebody 10 tl6ss pEin'
simple, and direct question. Taking Tic
position assumed by The Democracy in
Nebraska as true Wigs thar bslavensg 8t
common property, and as such are by the
Constitution Of the United States carried.
into and protected in all the Territoriess
that under these circumstances slavery
introduces itself into this Territory to4anyt
considerable extent. aud thus in he esti-
NATION of all Free State men beqQmesl
p~rejudieiai to the progress and ifanra1
prosperity Of the coantrys thapthe odme
arrives when he people desire 10 frame
a Constitution a Free State Constitution
rs tramedi submitted to the gpeoplei b54
them ratified agreed to by Congress-,
and we admitted a State whh all the sew
ereignty then said to attach, tc6at eF6El
has our "Coag National Proh5aiOa
eTadicating sAzrsry phfch enlisted. and seas
permitted By the CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, up 70 tie time
rre passed from a Territorial into a SLATE
enisienee! We maintain as Q legal poiqt
that a State Constitution cannot override a
provision made BY the Constitution of the
L S, end consequently the slavery exist
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
mtAdministrators sale
0ra~ @tA Prs5as Csarq Nsaahd Gsua5.

On the thirteeuth day Of Oct, a.. d.. 1850,
at one o'clock. P n, Of said day, before the door d
the Post ofce, inthe City ofPsru, IN Nemaha C0un.
y, N, T. Wil bs sold TO the highest bidder, TIE
following desarihd eral estate, az the pfoperty sf
NehemiahSdes deceased tosHit:the westhalf Of &,
northwest QuartcrOf s~ecuOunoiTe toWnshipnO s1.
north Of rlass 8z6fteob, east ofth0sixth principal
meridian, in Nemaha county. Also, the west half Of
the outh-eastquarterO Of section 20 thirty-tR0, town.
ship no seven, north Of range fifteen, east Of shs
sixth principal meridian, m Otoe county. Also, the
following lots in Peru Nemaha county, to-Wit: Lots
from one to twelve, inclusive, IN block no forty-thres
rs designated on the recorded plato Of said town.
Terms Of sale, ono half down and the balance IN
six mOnthytO be secured By mortgage on bhs premi-
ses. .t1ir j.. d.. I~ONGFELLOW.
Brownyille. Sent. 6. 1980-ST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
An0ther Sharn Mh0ra.

We heard a Morton man,sa the other
day that he expected Buchanan would re-
move Morton before this campaign is
over. Now, if Morton should De removed
by Old Buck, the people in this Ter
and elsewhere, faqFest assured.
that it is one of " Mort's3 tricks, and
broughtabo bout By has tfiatds for the sole
purpose of creating sympathy for him,
and woodworking Douglas, Democrats.
1t may be, that knowiRgdhs slime is
nearly out, it would be ''crafty'' IN Morton.
to get some one 10 say to Buchanan that
he was mot sound on the goose, " know
ing that an intimation Of that lkipdl, from
some other official, wOuldnbFing about a
d~ecapitstion in shortorder. babnls yiqml.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
BFOEnVllle Malls.
EAsrERN 49,

EASTERNMAIL.i
Ayr5Ves-Daily( Sundays ezoePted) atfveTsH-
Dspars-Daiy Sundays excepted anime, An.
A SOUTHERN MAIL. c8F.oW
ArrtUes-Tr-weekly. on Monaavs wo5.o.-
and Friday.
Departg-aOn Tuesdays. Thursdavs and -S.,,r
daysaeafoa8. rei $500
NoRTHERN NAIL r7g e4rT Isl
Arffpes-On MONDAYS. Wednssdsvs or4 r.;a-
Dspa7sA0n tuesdays, PhuFssays s55 $50
days. l1zad a3sN ,s5gi ~ 1870
OFFICE HOURS. @
RON, o'clock, An, to u, N and fromI.P.M
70 o,P-A' JOHN H.MAUN, PM
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
LIbeIlOus and SlandeF0Us.

7tN-fI 11 .T1E eeii
The Ns5rqskq Ctg Nfrss in humble
imitation of IFS FsuPerierd in rank5'i is
getting down tery IoW ih ls manner of
coAdk9ting The present eahPSfgn..i ,Intbe
.issde of September ist,. we find the fol-
lc9RlHnsgjds suT 5saedi1on 81! bIswoi 10
pd6We harnf rom7ourB roBmpH eladEiees
thatpnlY $500bcash sHphSeare& aBurhas
for Daily" .s5sfz edi Of ii gniG9lss1 bns
1oToabe bufef, and to the Bcihe we pro
houhos The assertion ,aB6Fg883 q2d8otegd an III
% igq ia lis, And The originator thereof
.q6F$9 aRd coward4g pliar, and 6urtber;
werqhereby demand Of ydu,E MIRO N5ws}
the namelof your ~BF0Wn4iIle %8dvicas,''
Unless yod' do so, We shall consider g 81
have Bf!Lffp4py he'd and hold you EesPons
sible ,as. aEbelerl us ,asqc iiiqs TO sioqa
q Inianoihers articleghe N5oSsmeahlg in
sihdates IN regard 10 our 7e6f}6 Upon the
CAPITAL Bill, while a member of The Leg.
islature, during the Winter Of 1851 If.
the .Welss believessthe reports tpeWkich
it gives currency, asito odribeing' govern
ed by improper ~inAdeneee while onmem-..
Der Of Tie r rritogiaILegiislature and VIII.
make specific and tangible charges, we.
promise to satisfy hdf cstaHiShlHentbe@
yond a reasonabIe-deabt Z that-lie No.
2 has been 'nailedno the counter"
We pronounce the indjreetceharge or
insinuation of tie Mems ia ise,-"taLs as
h-R.". We h6peTwe0 ar aendersood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Douglas Improved
PREMIUM SUGAR BILLS.

fMusk nguns Works. Zaaesulsr 06io
We aIeh0# Prepafed - mannfaoture cur Prcmfr
SugGr-CaHe Mils, eitherFerticaI or HorizopfaI. al
va % are % supplyfhe demsnds hoEev6r large.
re are vs. Reconnaissance Douglas In1r07es EEF'
orator, ard also D5ngIas Sfenu suear Eyaporafor ~
are prep5ref % furnish svery article % the beef ouah
~ ana e moderafe rates, requireIin the msnnfaCu
PRICES-35o $50 $50 500 mdupW3rds. PRICE,
Furnaces and Evaporators. $50 % 500.
&Circulars and Pamphlets fnrnlhed on a5nlicafsb
All orders addressed % the undersigned win Sc premrs.
~ attendedto. DOUGLAS BROTHERS,
apely GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
The Firgt and Lagt Dun.

We here say 10 al persons owing rs. eiiberb b
note or account, we must have cur pay. ID wheat d
Money by the frst Of October next. No exceptiori
Ours is cash business; therefore, when We do erd.
it. the pay must come when We need itsani Hs VII
need It By to above named date.
d. J.. MARTIN & Co
Br0wnviHe, August ., 1890.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
County Jail.

NOTICE is hereby given that Fufeen Hundred DoIIan
will be appropriated from the County Fuud FOR the pur-
pose Of constructing a County Jail. Subject, however.
To the decision of the voters 5ENemaha C8any al ms
7 n REBFoRD r, c1,t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Sheriff Sale.
LuSheaugh CaFsqppg


r. B.. Stout and James W. Coleman.
NOTICE is hereby given, that By virtue Of IN
execution issued by The Clerk Of the District Cour
Of Nemaha. county Nsbraska Territory agasng.
K D. Stout and James W. Coleman and ih farOi
Of Lushbaugh & CarsJn for the sum Of ors hun.
dred and sixteen dollars and thifty-th cents. l.
J. b. Wells, Sheriff Of hemaha County, Nebrasu
Territprys have levied upon, and win oferfor SAX,
at public auction, ct thsdoOr Of The housein which
the last term Of the District Court for Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, was held in Brown
vile. in said county, on Saturday. the 18th dag
Of September A. ID. 1860, at one o'clock p. NO
said day, and viii sell, tothe highest bidder forcah
IN hand the following described prUpoBty, to-WiE
the north west quarter Of section thirty-tWo. town
hv5, north Of Rdhge sixteen, east, except thifty-tso
acres Of Of the vest side Of The northwest quarter
Of said quarter section, with al The Improvements
thereon, levied upon as the property Of james W.
Coleman and viii DO sold to satisfy said execution.
J. b. WELLS,
Sheriff Of NemahneouutT.
By B, B. THOMPSON, Deputy.
BroWnville, Aug 81, 1850. $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06
Free DOcumentSli1

7iWelhaye made up ia eiredlas form the
three articles in to-da9g PAPER E9 gfsia-
III ", b,a1nrU..tC ,b9tgg4n0Uls - bad
tive Expenditures, "a PLAIN Quespop1
and tYotersl look at This, y and priRted
five thousand c0Piesf ogratRitpus lcircu-
laGior. q They can be had RreeseE cost by
calling 1t This Office 1cftcdfi8t51 ofeam pa /
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-09-06

couldn't help thinking all last winter on
the slavery question, that you was Pilin'
lice on the Gunner purity thick. I twas
list Ike you, Mort, always ioskin' ahead
They didn't know bin in the Conven-
ion. al,ho' he'd bin ,spirin' to It ver
since Old Buck seni hun out of the way
il Wonder. You've got the Bulge on EN-
all, Mort. But the Jackass Of Liberty,
he's a leetle ahead. Why'n tarnatiOn
don't you steal a march on him. Don't
YOU know how to 60 round and pat the
bars up. and keep him out. MonryH
do il. Go right out to Karney and take
your pile along and lay it right down to
H. He's all right if the c%onsidera-
ton is 20. S." that means QuedigeOus.
He don't care whose in Congress, so the
yellow boys chink in his Pockeg let it be
large enough, Their Daily can't get in.
You know this Winters Printinll put
you all straight, jist tell him how you
want it, and you can bet it'll come. But
don't be so long Citing things in shape,
for saeordins to Daul Webster's new Pic
torul