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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-28

TrRRlnrE ArrR,Y-- Err CiiLircn Burnt 10
UedH.-lt has al eady been briefly mentioned
that ON the nj ght ct the llth inst, the dwelling
house Of Humphrey Owens, in q ,shcn township.
Mahonlng county Ohio, wa, burned TO the ground
five 81 his children pcrlshng in the conlla sra-
t"n. The following are the particulars Of the sad
ALTAR.
The family had retired n II very carly hour, and
wrrc all sound asleep NJ ttle after seven. About
half pa>t seven Mr.. Owens was awakened hy tho
smahe filing his room. and springing from his bed
found the house wrapped in flames. lie succeed
cl III getting his wife, with her infant. ten days
"i out ol duors aud then commenced throwing
wGicI upon the staircase, which had taken fire
and wa, blazing iuriously. hoping to preserve IL
way OF escape for his children, who were sleeping
nh"ve, He succeeded in awakening his daughter.
a young woman with whom two Of the younger
children were sleeping; taking the youngest IN
her arms and arousing the other, and bidding him
ulioN her she hurried down the blasting stain way;
~ She passed the stairway surrounded with flames
her luther threw bucket oi water over her anl
she was enabled to escape with the little boy in her
arms, both seriously but un, langcriou.ly burned
The older one, probably overcome with sleep. re-
main ell in the room. and with four other brothers
in another room, whom no effort could arouse was
consumed with the bnlldius. Tho fire is suppus-
cl to have orig mated from bucket of ashes which
one oi the boys had set III thu wood shed nduin
ing the west side Of the building. when kindiing
the lire in the morning. Those whu escaped saved
nothing bat their sleeping apparel. Mrs. Owe &
had To walk hurciuntcd aud unclad, save in her
night dress, with her child in her arms. over the
frozen ground, near II quarter of II mile To find Il
shelter. The children burned were MI boys, the
oldest about seven years, tho youngest .b,ui
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eln-,.lnr hEnirri IT, j

why wesa. Sil not have ely b: tscn'. i'.aas..n !.
Inhabitants in less tn ten years; We really be.
liess that Il would grex to that proportion in Eve
years II the policy which We have indicated should
Be- parsssd. For the present, we leave the sub
jsct to the careful consideration Of all who feel in
tefested In IT,
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w OrdS of Canton

II To Tell Readers thai The w,ll.
pS springs Throughout the country had been poisan,d nrI
thai had discovered nntile 10 its effects on, of m
the hope a,eriing death Ii tell them ti,, w.
had discovered mine ct treasure, them and us ana,
that We We're prepared TO share with them, wouhl nl,
aid 10 fortune But as health is valuable than richie,
how much more graied should they be TO learn gra
ranaeea has been compounded OF purely vegetable a;ter unJ
that its curative powers little less certain tan M anal
dmrkncs Need give yon nslanccs2 call ON The ,,r,
lrc"r o BAKERS Bll fEHS and examine The IN, raIs Of
ccicacs, from all sections III the south, pcrsns have
been cured of Dysesid by lis nll healing properties A,u.
thtm viii HE of old young male u, i-
male rNtoing this BIrTERs la the skies blessing Pry
dcncc Tor lis curative But its virtues confined
|" Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches yield readily 10 powers
Torpid Lh,rs become qulckencd and made active by iunu
cncr. Sour Soinacls nie healthy By neuraLins
fleets Indigestion disappears when II the organs f
whc Incl by these BInRs, promptly dsarned and becomes
harmless rs thousands Of persons have certified who used In
liz aud b when that devastating country
HAktts Ill tis viii moi remedy all the ills Of humanity
bat ar Diseases US are caused by the stomach and bowels
iii, lti Ia lis strengthening effects and speedily drive
from The sslen All who need tonic should try it, and be.
CONT th,f own Judges ofits virtues
ealc b. all the Druggists in Iynchburs and by all
principal Druggists IN The city OF Richmond, and cisw
Virginia; a, Of Mcssr thts. Co., Washington city,
H. C.: H. H. Staoler ~ to Baltimore Md. ID. h. Miller, Gov
ng"n. Ky; and Barnes X Park, N \.
orders niie'i b! addressing h. BAKER, Proprietor,
leo 2t-'i"Cs Richmond n
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L0FTlN y. EfLETT, Clerk.


EIouMoNp, 2dh March, 1Sgn.
Tie Judgment meunne IN the decree aforesaid having
been paid accordance with the prp, the said Decree
shall proceed TUESDAY HE 18th day of April ncA ni
The hour of O'Clock T. NJ ia the city of 1yncburg upon
premises, commencing with hc property first mentioned ls
decree, To sell the property described In said Decree much
thereof as he To satisfy the judgment in
sci 'r and the costs and the charges Incident the sale
lEaMs rs provided fur in the decree.
WM +. WATSON Master
uIll Is dtlIap ton'r thancory.
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Read This I!
Sa- 1T

N~T- Messrs. Perry Davis & Son -Siis-1;r,i,rJ"
E-G you, and duty To suffering Humanity. rtqu,rr i,,
should make known the benefit have derived from he ,
truly valuable Pain Killer; and IL by secil This an %
frci will bc induced, was 10 give it trial and he b,
| shall he con pcisateI n thousand fold. ''
In June, 1o. after proracc1 Illness of several mo,
severely attacked with drowsncss vertigo dI,nnn
sight aud loss of Appetite accompanied by fever difficult, ~,
brcnhing. etc My ps scian pronounced my pnpuuu
bordering The first Stage uf consumption aud after xhn
Ing his skill declared positively r had the eonmnti
that he could do nothing and that must die Iu
he ised y the thin, o',,'
do, which did With no effect. | then made use of =
which proved inefficient
Iy this time my symptoms pain in the head m.rnn,
evening and during the night darling pains through Tie c,
burning IN The palms Of the hands, quick pulso night sw
difficult! Of breathing cc when fortunately got hold of II -
"ieolts Pamphlet which, tho cases of Mssrs Rim
Cone ni others, which induced to try PER-, Davis yrr
tb, Pam kiliti, and il may appear derived mon,
benefit from The of twenty I'VE bottle than hl
done from all other medicines have four bottles Of M
Pam Killer, and hear. and enjoy better health than a
heretofore done for u number OF years.
NH lU-im GCSTAVIS A t,EJoy
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n, MARE srOLEN.-si5 EEWAED-on N,,a.y
HA evening last ainan who gave name rs AlgS hired
tA1A Mare al our eaae 20 he said "A Lv mils IN,
''"unrA -lTnmsEg.o rcHrn Inc evening siu 4, hh
u"c We nave lcri nothing from him. We therefore su,s.
ne ma, W>e"udel viii the Mare. We will give the u,, re-.
hIrd "f Irr delivery To rs She small hight sorrtl h,nv
nldhc AMI ai-whIe vct, hldz face and Yer, s,urI. a
'i! cue /, Year. Old THIS Spring. small sor, on
"t rom {" her back eas. by the saddle. TIL" man AlrS
Is it'' or ~ ncics high, Would weigh from l, il, li NJ
mt was E,nct! dressed IN hlack-withou o,rrcoat said ne
INN or The Mare viii be ki, received and rrw,,i ~
above ~, ,r""'th as
feb sd - " hf'hi'
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MisSiSSipDi Land for Sale


SA<s ~ AllD sixteen mites Nrs of In, city
wv oi'I sprng and i've miles Mesi Of the Ni,.,.ti,,
's--t esra Railroad, Marshall COUNTY Miss cnnian,,
9'o Acres, 100 clear beWcou go OF nulr, i, lin
rio' valley, "lch produced OF ol,uu r more H.
pass sras'h said plantation issuseriiic OF ,ubi, sion mo
several traces annndahil. supplied with pare free si,, n
"T ana Is ho health! AS tine mountains ut Virginia.
FOR iurier PARTICULARS see the premises or address
, ,o ,, d. D.SANDEksON
'"' 'n'"' Wyatt +. o., Miss
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What's the News! What's the News |!
M ny ncNt Monln March the 5ii will be opcn The hand,
w ''nesl aud chp",t assortment of goods consisting
~ cnnrt Em,roier accs, Ribbons, Goods Hosiery
lningS and Fancy Goods ihc cheapest nncr, IN ti
"r any other city. The Subscriber offers hs and e
tpc ~ general at the lowest cash prices. selected my
Stock with grn offer great Inducements in price ana
-!It VIII hr constantly receiving additions during ,.
Tire season. and confident stock for ynr,y ami
,.h"es> VIII he unsurpassed Invite you give Inc a cu
h'i liJ'>Gg riscwltic have haulsu me- asti.
in'u' Of Fr, uo Mirnary F"wcs Ribbon Huchc MI ri,r.
"I 'l' Braid, tobrg, Split and French chip: also Leg.
morn BHheis, Flats and Infants Caps, Ladies CABS; ais
t'" nl" GLARS very cN~ Embroidered Collars and sets
MFt ''ean ii"h - cents up 10 40; Il aVk Lace Vail,
M"urnn Walls; splendid ,urtn Muslin ,c,y clnn: Gent
an i.''s Nh ali SIX tpvr> very g1nh MDIar N auI
man! "'mer lhips loo numerous Ia menon. "Come one
come all In No. Il Man stree, opposite Siixrr . %
AMI one door above In rnau's conf, cliungry.
tlirch q '69diy JAS, WILLIAMSON
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From Few Dr Poccar

- ! OH IUUV. JT. TUOSSGT,
o. ~ EDil0E OF THE CHRIS IAN ADVOCATE
49, atA'Lh lNf ALubLE banning PoNDER--Al persons
o =" Sh sweet aud wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter
" ""eh chhe-, may purchase dis powder h t,uH
nc materials are perfect, harmless, and pc;
'i' . SOFT Surrais, &c. NJ fear b.pad The
use" VIII max" the highest sweetest bread in the shortest
lN'o' 'le; save tme labor aid cxcn.,. and never
me accompanying simple dir, cous ois,r> cd,
N. " 1rtd IA ugii. and is no invention #
la, ,'n "; GaFlica manufacturer and rronr-
"a we Know h!n, an! have tried it, and
rnnihei II AS The best er Tried &c, am, mind the d,
Ne"''' feb Its.
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tGl, li-2r
Grover & Bakers.


~ FAMILY SEWING MAGAZINES 1875 Broad
WAY, New YORK, and Isl Baltimore Street Iialnor,,
MN 81 rLt--PRICE 4,dt-HEMMEI.S - EXTRA -
1m' machine se~s from two spools purchased t,
store. requiring rc"inding Of thread II Hens Fes Gath
,rs ANT stitches IN superior N l-, finishing seam l ia
operation, without e hand ncedl as is re-
purr b. other machines Ii Will do better epcr sew
huHr. ~ 49,
send inr circular j. I. DAVIS 4 co
ma. 3-dle. Agents, Lynchburc
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There nothing equal in the way Plaster 10 the Porous
Plaster OF Mr. ALCoCK. Everything pleasan, about them
lhc are the Plaster Of the day, and a type of our lao,n
advancement in science and In Asthma Cough Kidney
Nu'f'ohs anu local dep seated pains they AFFORD permanent
reitl and for weak backs pains in side stitches and spas
nic pains generally. they unsurpassed fr the benefit,
they mar Physicians should exam NJ tins re,. which
UNIVERSAL! approved where known. Price ~ els each in-
'ri Office ~ Cana! street New York Sold By all rcs.a-
''t ic''Vfs III medicines Jan "A 1ndNw
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sTe- qu,,aiion. ii will be undcrs,ood represen, whole
urlae
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For Mayor.

a. ~ We are authorized TO announce WI ID. BRASCll
Dig iiac for the oiee of Mayor ol the tit! oi
- I.lr. lfc5 Is diac.
r.. * | n candIne the Office Of Mayer OF The ca!
@ Of l,nchhur If elected Of responsibility
llnt -n attach the head o TIT Police either III the
"f The STATE laws in out the ordinances
IL" tiN, shall rndearor Ia with rmness aud inllmr-
u, aud lar may be- able, keep the Police regulations
% The tiiy in healthy condition.
~ lS.,ie+ WI L. SAUNDERS.
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Notice to Physicians and the Public

NOTICE to Physicians and the Public.
Or $S~ hLcoCK's POROUS MISUNDERSTANDING
">-S MALT. ALlCotk Il co, No. 29i Canal st New
York, 10Th Nov" l>9.Lencnen: lately suffered severely
' "eaAness IN my back oecasone by suddenly orereN
eng myself Having heard your llas,ers much recommend
e Tor eases OF this Kind, procured one result was all
Iu!' coul desire. single plaster cured me in n week
! ours respectfully, j. O. BRIGGS.
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IMln iooP >klEfS.Ve have IN store one thousand
WV Hoop skirts. aud pledge ourselves 10 sell Inn,
ptxs,,x
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'HlNA NASES-thina Vases. Cups and Sanc.rs and NIL
mant'r of China ornaments than any here elsa
!" HV"p"'S'" L. \. n r. klNSfNS
N Mali
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pDAkAsoi-S' INRASolS'!Wt have large assortment
oi paraslS On hau, and them cheaper than tlc
same article can bc obtained elsew here. Wv
nh - " IA NJ -
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MCKINNEY & co.
4, WHOLESALE ASp RETAIL
Gi0cerS and GcR'i Commission Merchants,

W are no" IA receipt of our Spring stock Groceries.
~ hoi, oieei staple Dry Goods consisting ur
"r f ur,'ais ana collie sugars s.rious grabs:
i"'gulfa: lsth, Java, Mocha and SANTOS { ofT.,:
,ttrM' wax, Adann.hnc and Taow Candies:
prov ana fhncy soaps, various hranJs
"aeh mop IN p1rial Plantation. Delicious 01onc &c.
o. ever. KIND Soe Leather, god aud ,lanng, Il, pure
81, & Sa ~ erlooi and Ground Alum salt; Cotton Yarns
i r mSlna and Western cured Bacon: No Haitian
liz. NJ ~ o ana haii barrels No AMI nackecI in
VIZ, W.. ftrl IAN Hlnno Old Dominion Nails E;yii,t ria
as "i n n IMP and Sheet from Norwa, Nail Rods.
nsi anu clustered Steel; Wagon BOXES nh siLc,-t
itt"er WIN general assortment of Sia, Dry Good. such a.
w.. ahd oznabufg, Bieieiied and Brown shrns and
1'gs, nur'a, flanianation Liner. Co,tona,l,s strp'
1"o.Ss ifmts, inghuuls, NC .S 10 which they respect
rally. $500 '''" "i'h's hih we iuph' -"
nr Particular attention paid eonsguucn,s Of all kinds Of
unrill
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ruE EXPEDITION BEFORE VERA cRrz.
PURSUIT or TIE srrAMER.

As before stated, Capt. Jervis Immediately or
dered Capt. Turner. Of the Saratoga, TO q IN pur-
suit. The steamer got under way Mt hnf past
eight in the evening. Sho WINS towod down ly
Gen. Coicourias steamship ludianola, Capt. Flnn
doris. from this port, and ths steamer Wave. al,
an American vessel, but for some ,imc pnst in tn,
service of the Juarcz Government, AS u coast stcn
NOR. Each of them had two guns and some cgh
ty men on bonrd. portion OF these were UnlJcI
st atos marines, ordered thereon, from the Sayan
nj IN and preblc. for the OCCASION
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r,.sr Inc Glory Of the Age.
Il "a Iec.Nei a lot of The most elegant WHEELER y
- " Ism SEWING MACHINES that has been
He III ihis market Now IL The time get this glorious
~" safe u YOU do Iut learn H. Warranted for
'"'e"! yours C"Is al once, and wait no longer.
-, ~ A. =. ENGLED0FE
w" - 81 Main Street, IL nrl.Urg. Va
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4 SoDEY FOR APRIL, 1850, ut
N NH % VICrpp,s NOOK sropr
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
Probate Notice.

Whereas James A.. Titus, Administrator of the es
tate of Nathaniel g. Titus, deceased, late of Nems-
ha county, has made application to the PROBATE
Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, for
an extension of time to collect the assets Of said
estate and pay the debts chargeable against the
same. NOrice is hereby given that the 18th day Of
April, 1860, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said day is the
time set for hearing said application at my Office in
Brownville, at which time all persons inferred may
attend and show cause why said extension should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand and official seal this 9th
day of March, 1860. CYRUS w. WHEELER,
March 29, 1860 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE.

hnuson George and Russell r. Lewis are hereby no
tined That Theodore W. bedford has commenced ia writ
asainat tnem with others, and has Oh the fourth day Of
ApriA'A. D. 1860 in Nemlha county District Court OF
the second judicial District, Nebraska Territory on the
Chancery side thereof died has petition against them
ana others, tO-wit. J. B. Wells, and StetsOn L Swan,
assignees Of /. 7. Whyte, for the purpose CT setting aside
a certain deed given BY him the said Hudson George, to
the said Russell r Lewis on the 18Th day Of November,
A ID 1858 FOR the f0lirwing described property to-wit,
the southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
twenty two, township Ave north Of range fourteen, east
Of the sixth principll meridian, in Nemaha County Ne
braskl. 80 far as the same may effect a certain mortgage
or trust deed. given By the said Hudson George. to the
said plaintiff on the l4th day of September, A.. ID. 1858,
unto one Joshua De2enty, the sum therein mentioned,
together with Costs interest and a reasonable Attorneys
fee, and you are hereby Notified that tho said petition
lamong other things) prays tor Judgment against the
said Hudson George, Tor the sum OF forty dollars as his
costs. and expenses aud a reason bic Attorneys fee,
and also for the sum OF sixty dollars. together with in
terest thereon, from the I4th day OF March. A d 1865, at
The rate Of i've per cent per month, and aIsO for the
purpose Of obtaining an order from the said Court d-
Tecttng the sale Of the said properly as the law provides
for the purpose Of s~atifying the said judgment and the
money due upOE the said mortgage, and for their relief
therein mentioned against his other defendants, and for
such other relief as the plaintiff may be entitled. And
you are hereby further notified that unless you answer
plead br demur the said yetjtiOn on OF before the 18th
day Of May, A D 1860, that said petition vii be taken as
true, and the plaintiff obtain his judgments, arders and
5 JOHNSON & BEDFORD
Att'ys for plaintiff.
Attest, ALLEN BLACKER. Clerk.
Ordered that the above notice be published inthe
Nebraska Advertiser four weeks consecutfvely. 9
s5-iw $I2 ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
TAX TITLE.

Charles G. Dorsey, PPG. Nemaha County District
W. Court Of the Second Judicial
Thomas staley and W. District Nebraska Territory.
Il. W.. Cobb, Gefondrn's,J
To May Term A D 1850.
Tho above named defendants, Thomas Staley and W.
n W. Cabb viii take notice that the above named plain
tif Charles q. Dorsey. Of Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, did on to-wif. the 9th day Of April A d 1860,
ho his petition IN the above named kemaha County dis
triot Court, against them, the said defendants. for the
purpose 1T recovering and quoting the title unto him
the said plaintiff, Of the following described property,
to-wlg Southeast quarter Of section thirty-hve town
ship Ave, RANGE twelve, In said kemaha county, Nebras-
Ia Territory, and for such other reliefas the said plain
TIL may be entitled TO. The said plaintiff founding his
said suit against them the defendants upon a deed given
by one n. T. Rainey to him the said plaintiff, for the
payment of the taxes assessed upon the said land and
a sale Of the said propeaty on the 3D. day Of May, A. D..
1859, TO him the said plaintiff by him the said Rainey
as the Treasurer in and TOR the said county and in the
name Of the Territory of Nebraska. Therefore you are
hereby notified aud required TO plead, answer or demur
to the said petition on or before the fourteenth day Of
May, A, d. 1860, or the said plaintiff will take such pc
titiOn as confessed and apply to said Court for the grant
ing the prayer Of the said plaintiff in the said petition.
n s. BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for PPf.
ALLEN BLBCKER, CLERK, by
t''' 7. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be published for four con-
s~ecutive weeks In the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACLER Clerk,
Per T. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
BrownviIle. April, 8, 1860 4t$I0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
tx TITLE.

Charles G. Dorsey, Prnl Nemaha County. pistrtst
vs.. E (COnrt ofthe Second Judicial
Cornelius Masten and ". District OF NebrasSs Tarri.
L.. w. Cobb, Defendants. tory. in Chancery.
To Nay Term 1860.
The shove named defend ants. Cornelius Masten, and
W. p. W. Coob. are hereby notified that the'ab5ve NAM
ed Plaintiff Charles q. Dorsey. OF Nemaha county Ne
braska Territory, did. on. to-wit: the 9Th day Of april, A.
ID. 1860. he his petition in the above named Eemaba
county District Court against them. the said defendants
for the purpose Of recovering and ~quieting the title un-
to him che said plaintiff, OF the following desc ri5ed prop
erty, tO-wit: the southeast quarter, Of section thirteea
township five, range thirteen. in said Nemaha county.
Nebraska Territory, and for such other relief at the said
plaintiff may be entitled to. The said plaintiff founding
his said suit against them the defendants, upon a deeA
given by one R. T. Rainey to him the said plaintiff for
the payment Of the taxes assessed upon the said land
and a sale Of the said property on the Sd day OF May. 4.
d. 1889. to him the said plaintiR BY him the said Rainey.
"a the Treasurer in and for the said County, in Tho name
OF the Territory Of Nebraska. Therefore You are here
by notified and required 10 answer plead or iemur 70
the said petition on or before the the 18th day May, A..
d. 1860, or the said plaintiff will take such petition 90
confessed and apply Ia said Court for the prayer If said
Court for the granting the passage Of the said plaintiff
IN the said petition. JOHNSON & BEDFORD
attest, Attorney for PlaintiR.
ALLEN BLACKER, CLERK,
T. W. BEDFORD, deputy.
Ordered that the aboveb be published four 'cOnse:utiva
weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
Allen BLACKER, CLERK,
Per T. ". BEDFORD. Deputy.
Brownliiie, ApriI5, 1860. IS ntS19
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-04-05
TAX TITLE.

Nemaha County District
Charles G. Dorsey, Court OF the second judicial
VS.. $District Nebraska Territory,
william II. Rogers. in Chancery.
To May Term, A. D..
The above named defendant William II Rogers Will
take notice that the above named Plaintiff. Charles e.
Dorsey, Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, did, on
tO-wit the 9th day Of April, 100 file hispetitiOn in the
above named EemAha County Distriot court, against him
the said defendant, for the parpose Of recovering and
q~uietiug the title unto him the said plaintiff, the fol-
lowing described property, tow t: southeast quarter OF
section thirty-hve, township six, range fourteen, in the
said Nemaha county. N. T., and for such other relief
as said plaintiff may be entitled t.. The sad plain
tif. founding his said SUIT against him the said defen-
dant upon a deed given by one R, 7. Rainey TO him the
cid plaintiff for the payment Of the taxes assessed upon
the said land. and a sale Of the said property on the
third day Of May. 4 D 1859. tohim the said plaintiff by
said county, in the name OF the Territory Of Nebraska.
You are hereby nntihed and required tOplead
answer OF demur TO the said petition on or before the
day Of MAY, A D.. 1860. or the said plaintiff
will take said petition as confessed and apply TO the
said court for the granting the prayer Of the said plain
tiff in the SAID petition
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attest. Attorneys for Pr.
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk.
By T. W. BEDFORD. Dep.
II Is hereby ordered that the above notice be publish
ed in the Nebraska Advertiser for four consecutive
weeks.
A. BLACKER. CLERK Dist. Court.
By W. BEDFORD. Deputy.
BrOwnviIle, April 8, 1889