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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
complimentary

T. H. Robertson, of the Omaha Ne
braskian, Familiarity known in this Coun-
try as the sycophantic spaniel owned by
whoever may be in official position about
him who was expelled as a reporter
from within the bar Of the Nebraska Leg
islature, for his low, vulgar course to-
wards members; who was publicly cow.
hided by a lady. on the Post Office steps,
in his own town, for his insolence, and
blackguardism and who is characterized
wherever known, as being the most dis
honest, knavish, f~oul-mouthed, slippery,
unscrupulous, t~reacherous, false-hearted,
cOwardly, groveling, scurvy, beggardly,
dishonorable, ungentlemanly, recreant,
undigni6ed, uncivilized, boorish, obnox.
iOus, Insignificant, trifing, vulgar, inso-
lent, im%pertinent, egotistical, base, SER
vile, supple, crlnging, fawning, growl-
ing, parasitical, and abject mass of pu-
iridity, ever by mistake, wrapped in hui.
man hide, pays us the following cOmpli-
ment:
ar. w. Furnas, of the BrownviIIe
Advertiser, familiary known in days past
as 'Bob,' whose fondness for fobbing leg
islative gratuities is proverbial, and whose
t%reachery to the party to which he pro-
fessed allegiance last year is notorious,
has at last gone over, body, soul and
breaches to the Black Republicans"
We say complimentary, because it is
a compliment to- be abused by Robertson.
We had much rather he would speak i'll
of US than favorabIy, His praise would
make any honest man feel as though he
had been guilty of stealing sheep, or
acorns from a blind hog.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
For the Campaign.

we will furnish the ADVERTI-
TISER during the Campaign in
this Territory, I'm clubs Of not less
than six for S3 I-S Cents---siX
copies for two dollars, And un-
ca after the Presidential EIec-
ton, I'm clubs OfnOt less than i've,
at 40 cents. Five copies for 81.
Clubs OF fifty at % Cents. Fifty
Copies for SI2. The Cash must
accompany the names. Send ON
your Clubs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Harvesting Completed.

The farmers In this section have COM
pleted~ harvesting their wheat. 1t turns
out better than was expected. The straw
is thin and rather light but the berry is
plump and fine. The head is well filled
and the kernel large and full. There
were several large fields in this county.
Mr.. Jas. Cowles informs US that he has
already harvested eighty acres. This is a
pretty large field for One man in so new
a country and where but W years ago
many thought wheat would not prove a
proftable crop.-ib.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Look to Your Hearths my Lords.

IN The Breckenridge and Lane treason
grows now to a shape most formidable
Its, leaders, Slidell, Benjamin, Yancey
and others are known to be desperate
men, and it is alleged that their Ultimate
object is toform u great Southeren Con-
federacy including Cuba the Isthmus and
part of Mexico. We know hat a gen.
tlemano of Ohio over his own signature
published in a Cincinnati paper that Faux
ner the present minister of the United
States to France proclaimed in his pres
ence, in 1856, that, in case of Fremont's
election Harper's Ferry and other strong
places could be seized and his Inaugural
tiun as President prevented. VIII Mr..
Buchanan turn the army and navy over
to the Disunionists on their inevitable de-
feat in November to carry out their I'M
holy conspiracy? From what hash he done
can any of US be assured that he will not?
In all respects then how much are
we of Pennsylvania like the Jews who
would have a King? We would have
a favorite son, and he has brought US a
heartless tyranny and unuterable woe
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Ordinance.

Be Il Ordained BY the Common Council Of the City
of BroUUUiHe.
Sertion 1. That every person or persons who shall
keep or mSintain any dog or dogs OF over the age
OF three months, for over one week, within the lin
its of said City shall be required to register with
the City Recorder the name, age and description Of
said dog or dogs and at the Tins of registering the
name shall pay as a tax on the said G5- or dogs, for
each one, the following sum, to wit the sun of two
and $1,000 dollars, for the keeping and maintain
tanning each dog, and for the keeping and maintain
ing each bitch, the sum Of five dollars, provided
that ca b bitch shall not be allowed to run at large,
whenever she may be in heat.
Section 2. That every person or persons who shall
register any dog as herein required, shall keep around
the neck Of the said dog a collar, having written
thereon the name Of the owner Of said dog.
THEO. HILL, Mayor.
B. B. THOMPSON, Recorder.
July 90, 1860,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
ImnOrtant real estate transaction

H. N. Cornell Esq, has purchased Tor
the sum Of $4,000 the entire interest Of
Col. John BonIware in Kearney Ward,
Nebraska City including Boulware's in
terest in the undivided lots of Boulware
& McMechan; also the valuable tract Of
land opposite Nebraska City formerly
owned by John BouIware. This is the
most important real estate transaction
hat has taken place for several years
Mr.. Cornell is an enterprising trades
nan and will offer prime Inducements to
those DESTROYS of purchasing real estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26

COL John johnson of Cincinnati. has
been a member of the Masonic Order in
good standing for sixty-ive year. He is
now in his eighty-sixth year, and is at
tached to Mcmillan Lodge No 14l Ohio.
He is probably one of the oldest Free
Masons in the United States. He sat in
the lodge presided over by George Wash
ington more than forty years
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Legal Notice.

Richard Brown Nemaha County District ,nss
vs. {SeeORd Judicial Dsiriu,
d. L. McGary. )TerritOry.
To September Term A. D. 1860.
TOD L. McGary Of the State Of Texas %, !,
namCd defendant, yOu are hereby notified tu
namei plaintiff, Richard Brown, Of thec61aJtf.
Ia. Nebraska Territory, has on, To- Va. 60
Of July, Ammo DOmini 1850 Med bis petition "a o..
named &emaha county District COHrt aa. Z
wherein he claims OF yOu-the SUM VI ons hratH
twenty and TOO dollars together With he -.
thereon from the 9th day Of September A D.Hsg.
rateOf two per cent per month upon a cerian gr
~ note given the 9Th day OF September TAD H8 s
dated, payable one day after date and given bywrsI
said plaintiff the said note calling hr the m1 D
dollars ard dfiy-seven ceuls t.gefHeg vIb Iu.e4t !
on. from date, at tia rate Of two per "eut. pr AL
and you are hereby further notified that lus
afidayit being made a writ o. attachment 10 &c
case has been issued against you and That 700 AZ y
quireI to demur, answer OF plead to 'ld De1an
before the 9th day Of August A D 1850 OF ats
petition will be taken as confessed and igdgul
rendered against you for tie sum 1aHalded
JOHNSON c BEDFORD,
Attest Agtys iof III
ALLEN BLACKER, Clerk,
by 7. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
SHERIFF. SALE
David ssigeI and HenyC
james S. Chamberlin John W. BEa,a
Morsb0rf HAM


james S. Chamberlin John ". BEa,a-
Marshall. AaAV
NOTICE is hereby given that By vi-,,.
cutiOn, and decree ef court, issued r"
Of the clerk Of the Di. trict Cosrt
county, Nebraska Terriers, agFna IA, sas
berlin, John w. Bliss and Thomas Hi%
in favor Of David SeigeI and Henry &C.,
the sum sftWO hundred and seventy
fifty cents, ], J. B. Wells, Sheriff a -. = q
have levied upon, and VIII sell at uST-
from the door Of the house IN Whieb h.
of the District Court was held, in Boz
said county Of Nsmaha, on SATURDAY.. N, n.
August, A. D. 1850, at zone O'clock iPh p
highest bidder for cash in hand, the kE,
scFibed property 70 wits West half Of be
quarter and the east half Of the nortb-Er
ter, Of section No. twenty. tORhship No.
OF Range No. fifteen, east Of the sixB
meridian containing 100 asrss with an d.
tenanees thereto attached, az The propsFy
mas Il. Marshall in satisfaetion Of said sIs
J.. B. WELLS
Sheriff q Neinaha copBtT
BY BENZ. B. THOMPSON
BrOwnTills, July 10. 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
LEGAL Notice.

AbiraIL. Loutnanl Petition for q divorce
vs. pending in The Dist: Court
Geo. W, Louthanl for Nemaha County Nebras-
ks Territory. !.
The defendant in this easetbeIng nonresident OF
said County, and his residence unknown 70 tho PLAIN
till is hereby notified that the plaintiff viii take
the deposition Of Ruth Elmeat0ler, atthe Office OF
Judge Edino nson. ia the town efNeWton, JasperCo.
Iowa, between the hours OFFS o'clock A. N. and =
o'clock Z. n. Of The goth day Of August, A.. d. 1850
and continue thersat IF necessary between the
same hOors Of sacceding days ~antflall the testimony
shall have been taken; andrthat in taking such dep
ositiOn the following iaterTo gatories viii be made to
Wit; O
Ist Are you acquainted with The parties to this
suit, and what relation do you sustain to either Of
them7
2nd. How long have you known them, and where
did they reside when you knew tbem2
"a. Did you know Of their being married, or as
living and eohabiting as husband and wife, and if
so, state, in what manner the defendant treated the
plaintiff. State any acts Of cruelty on his part to-
wards her, or neglect of his to provide for her, and
whether she was faithful to him asa wife.
4th. Andif you know anything else that viii pro-
mote justice between the parties, you are required
to state it, in accordance with the rules of evidence.
The Plaintiff is also hereby notified that a com
mission win be applied FOR to take said deposition
before Judge Edmunson, as the Clerks Office Of said
District Court, on the 31st day Of July A. d. 1860.
s. BELDEN, PITS Atty.
July 18th, 1850 3ts8 (
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Administrators Sale.

By order Of the Probate Court Of Ees1ako County,
Nebraska Territory.
On Saturday, the Sth day Of sept, A. D 1860,
at one o'clock. p N, OF said day, before the door Of
the Post Office, il the City Of Peru, in Nemaba CUun-
ty, n. It, viii be sold to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, as the property Of
Jacob Melick, deceased, tO-Wit: the west half Of the
northeast quarterof section no tweBty-eight, town
ship no six, range fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, containing eighty acres, appraised at four
hundred dollars. Terms Of sale. cash in hand.
JOHN w. SWAN
Administrator Of the estate Of Jacob Meliek, de-
ceased.
BrOWnvilIe, July &c 1S60-S5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26

Benjamin B. Frazier -C
w. In Iue A
Henry w. Lake, Ncmaha e'--
Jesse Noel aud Territory
Henry Emmers0u ,hfbL
Henry W. Lake, ard Jesse Noel .sris
ritory, Of Kansas, the above nametf
take notice that the above named 5I %.
B. Frazier Of the State Of u ss'l. 10
dav of July. A 1850. 6le ispel'
named NemaLa County District 80 Be
the said defendants setting tortn -
PENDANTS are indebted 70 bin, TIC r 81
three certain promiss0ry notes, sl' 1855 70
date "BrownvIIe, Febmary, ZJL', 70 q.
lowing sums. to-Wit on The hfs. vH5
ore Kindred and twenty-five dola'' DE
at ten per cent from March IoSIi,s 81
note in the snm o. scveuty-eign' ~ eeai
three cents, with interest It ten r. de-
vember 9Th. 1856. on the thid go
two hundred dollars With interest
from the Ist Of Januar7 1851 Tor si
plaintiff prnys judgment. ana rurta
Henry w. Lake and Jesse Noel az rr,d
that The said plaintiff has eaasel b. b'
ment to issue against the ProP @
PENDANTS; and that they are rs4- Uania1
said petition on or oso
day Of August AD 1850 "A TH0ts
At
Br,wnviDs July I,'h, is's'
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
LEGAL NOTICE.


Joseph F. Mitchell, plF.
VS.
Russell Peery, Administrator Of the Nemaha Coun-
estate Of William Gilmore, dec.and tyDistrietCourt
said estate and Eliza Corking, Chs. of the Second
Gilmore, Jas. Gilmore, John Gill Juicial district,
more, Peory Gilmore, Nathaniel Nebraska Terri
Gilmore, Elizabeth Gilmore, and tory
Missouri Gilmore, heirs Of William In equity.
Gilmore deceased, and Irene HUM
well, late widow Of said William To Septem-
Gilmere dee. defendants. Der term, 1850.
To the above named defendants, Elizabeth Cork
ing, Charles Gilmore, James Gilmore, John fillmore
Peery Gilmore, Nathaniel Gilmore, Elizabeth GI-
more, and Missouri Gilmore, heirs of Will
liam Gilmore, dec, and Irene H%unnewell, late vic
OW Of said William Gilmore dec.s You are hereby
notified that the above named plaintiff, Joseph f..
Mitchell, has filed his petition in the above named
Nemahs County district Court on the chancery
side thereof, and commenced q suit against you, to-
g ther with the above named Russell Perry, admin
strator Of the estate of William Gilmore, deceased
which suit Is for the purpose of obtaining Judgment
against the estate of William Gilmore, deceased, for
the sum of oB9 hundred and forty dollars together
with the interest thereon, az the rate Of i've per
cent per month, from the tenth day of August, A..
D. 1853, upOu certain prOmissory note, given by the
said William Gilmore, deceased, to the said pain
tiff Joseph +. Mitchell, on the the 10th day August
AID. 1893, for said sum Of Sl44, dueone year after
date, with a penalty forfeiture Of five per cent per
-N-~-1 "NNN- wv en4 1A9D IVA ~ P4A EN1N Va w
tanning from said court an order Of sale, to salts
fy said judgment, of the following described prop
erty tO-wit the south half Of the north west quar-
ter and the northwest quarter Of The south west Hof
se-lOn II, town. 8, north Of range l4east Of the 5 Z b
pr.ncipal meridian, in Eemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, the said property having been MOrtgaged
by trust deed to the said plaintiff for the purpose
OF securing the payment Ofthe money due upon the
said note. and you are hereby further notified that
on or before the tentE day Of September A. D. 1860
you are hereby required to answer to the said petit
ton Of the plaintiff, in the said case fled or the pc
ton will be taken as confessed,and judgment rem
dered accordingly.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys for Pr.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerks
By T.. W. BEDFORD.
Ordered that the above be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerk,
By T. w. BEDFORD, Deputy.
RroWnville, July 26, 1860. isis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Ordinance.

Be 1t ordained By the Council oftLe City Of BrOrn-
vile.
That 10 shall be ~unllwful for any person or per
sons to land OF have moeTed at the levoe Of the said
city, north Of the foot Of Main street, for over four
hours, any raft or RATS of any kind or nature, or any
dat-bOat or boats, except Steamboats,, aai that any
person or persons who shall disregard this ordinance
or break the same shall be deemed guilty Of . mis-
demeanor, and fHed not less than fFe nor more
than twenty-five dollars.
THE0. HILL, Mayor.
B. B.. THOMPSON Recorder.
BrOwnville, July 20, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
BFOW nTille Nails.

STE MAIL.
Ayr;ves-Daily Sundays excepted) at five F. n.
DeDariEDaiiy Sundays excepted at nine, An.
SOUTHERN MAIb.
Enthusiastically, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Friday. q
Deporss-0n Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
NoRTHEREMAIL.
Arr;Tes-On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
DepG1s-0n Tuesdays Thursdays ana Satur
days.
FIJI HOURS.
From z, O'Clock, A. n, to u, II: and from ], P. N.
to &. ]. NJ. JOHN II. MAUN, P. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Lord palmergton annually sends out

Lord Palmerston annually sends out
twenty young men, and the same number
If voupg women, from his Sligo estate to
Canada, at his own expense. All their
legitimate wants are provided for not
only as far as Quebec bat to the end OF
,hair Journey. They are selected from
the largest families on the estate. 8
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Trust Sale.

! will VIRTUE Of a Trust deed, executed By Henry
Smith 70 me, Of the date Of the eleventh day or No
vember, A. L. 1855, % secure the payment Of three
hundred dollars, and ten per cent. interest from 1si
Nay 1893, due one Catharine Killian, sell, on the sixth
day OF August, at . O'Clock, P. NJ. az the door Of the
Court House in BeardstOwn, Cass County, Illinois, the
quarter Of section thirteen, in township four,
north Of Range fourteen, in Nenaha County, Nebraska
Territory. The terms are cash.
June 5, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
A Good THING.

Apill free from all mineral Preparations, composed
solely Of extracts and balsams taken from roots and
herbs. ALiver Pill, which 81 ,OO9 reward is offered to
any chemist to detsct one grain Of mercury in them. A
Pill which has no equal for the cure Of Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness, &c. A pill for
family use. A pill for a gentle and mild ~cathartic. A
pill that will not produce disease by salvation, which
is a thousand times worse than that which it cured.
Now, ready, do you need a good pilIP If SO, be sure
and try Hardy's Liver Pills, for it is no less than the
good things we allude to above.
For Sale by,
]. H. TMAUN & CO.,
Brownville, N. T.
July, 5, sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26

aTbA hrovnville Advertiser has come
out for Lincoln and Haulhh22; after ha%!hg
had Douglas at its mast head for The last
eighteen months. IF Lincoln is elected,
Furnas ought by all means to have the Of
fee of Register in the Land Office at
Brownville. Indeed he ought to have been
nominated for School Commissioner last
fall by the Democratic party. Z Il was a
bad blunder Of the Democracy-tnaa: IS II
they consider the services of the AdveT'
tiser Of any value."-Neb. City Nevs.
We hope the News will not measure
the governing motives to action of others,
by the same standard it does its own ;
especially if the above is to be taken as
an index to his. "The Office of Register
of the Land Office" or nomination "fOr
School Commissioner or Government
pap, can never induce us to violate, or
even ~jeOpardize great principles. We
seek no place of honor, trust or profit, as
a remuneration for the advocacy of what
our judgment assures US is right, and is
for 'the greatest goodto the greatest num-
her," We ask but the plaudits Of an ap-
proving conscience as rewards for our la
bors in such matters. Such being the gov
erning motive of the advertiser, it goes
forth on its mission, leaving the decision
as to the "~value" of its services 10 an
intelligent, unbiased public, not TO a CO.
temporary "who sees as through a glass,
darkly."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26

-
There Is, of course, nothing wrong III
the Ne,Os printing the Job for Stowell, but
it ought not try to wrlggle out Of it, es-
p~ecially before being accused. If you Buff
falo and Leu qui Court men wish to use
Stowell again this year, and c~an>secure
his services. do 50; there will be no tears
shed about the matter.
REYNOLDs: we'll wager the COOLERS for
the biggest crowd you can scare up, that
the "Peru Times Extra was printed on
the identical type that appeared in the
News of the 21st Of July; and that but
one man ever informed you that
Just such a meeting was held as is there
described and, further, that you have
no areason to beIieve,i' the representa-
tons there made "are facts, which no
one will deny :"
We may further say, that on last Sat-
urday, a county Convention was held In
this city, at which there was an unusual
ly large attendance. Delegates were ap-
dointed to the Plattsmouth Convention,
and unanimously instructed to vote for
Mr.. Daily. Mr.. Stowell himself was
present at the Convention, but did not
vote either way on the i~nstructing reso-
luton. The most perfect harmony and
unanimity prevailed as to the delegate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Administrators Sale.

By order Of the Probate Court Of AfAS'
Nebraska Territory: .ntl
On Saturday the 18th day Of August 3 -
O'Clock in the forenoon before the once y Il
Judge in the City OfBroWnville nAeM
be sold to the Highest bidder the i0liaEntI
the property Of joshua Randall, dessssi
half 0fS w Quarter, and The Hesi BM
East Quarter OF Section humble mrJ n
number Six. north Of Range F0lieea. Is ~
Principal Meridian, CONTAINING one
acres. appraised, subject 70 aud incamSe'
ow's dover. az $3.50. nfsT
Terms Of sale, one bait cash ans ne C--
months. ,,augE
Administrator Of JOSHUA BalA -
B~rownviIIe July i2th 1850. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Legal Notice
L. Hoadley PHI, }
7aEBAln

%. HOduTUJ I'M
vs. TOE D. Ans.
You will take notice that an order sf,,
issued against your property and Effects IN To-H1i =
Nebraska territory at the instance q I ueA
above named plaintiff By :. D. ". nonga-
OF the Peace within and for said Comfy II sAi
= on the 9th day Of July. A. d. 1850. lr NJ
twenty-four dollars aid seventy cents ms a~
said Justice OF the Peace has appointed be a.
August, A. d. 1860 at ten O'CLOCK A N. fr 49,
case athisOfice in B~rownyillg IN said CosrJ ~
TitOry.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD, At1irgr
July 10Th A. T.. 1850 LaN
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Suit of Attachment
Richard Brown PHI

Richard Brown PIh -
vs. To +, u. AAsl
E. d. Allen, Defend'tl
You will TAX. notice that an order Of Ats
has issued against your property and slel+
maha c%Ouuty, Nebraska Territory, at ne n,a'i
Richard Brown the above named plalnua :
n. Thompson, q Justice Of the Peace 'A.h
for said county and Territory, on the sh y :
A ID 1850. for the sum Of SIX dollars, H1 z
thereon, from the FIRST day Of March ADD y
1853 and that the said Justice Of tbe
appointed the 31stday Of August, AD %"
o'clock A NJ, for the hearing Of SAID els
Office il BroWnville, in said county, ana ~
JOHNSON X BEDFORD, Atys, i&E'
-Brownyille, July 10, 1850 l-3tS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
"0ld Fashioned Morality and Yir.
tue!"

The Omaha Nebraskiqn, in comment
ing upon our article and course, in prefer
ing the election of Lincoln and Hamlin
to that of Breckenridge and Lane, bids
us san affectionate goodbye" and says
1.-THE low standard of morals in the Re.
publican party will enable you to occupy
a much higher rank with them, than YOU
could ever hope to attain with us, who
hold to old fashioned notions Of morality
and virtue
Robertson talk of morality and virtue
Ye Gods !! From a personal knowledge
of the man; his habits and instincts, we
are safe in concluding that the ''old fash
Toned notions of morality and virtue" Of
Robertson, are co-equal with those prac.
ticed by such "old fashioned" worthless
as Judas, Cain, Eve, Lots daughters, the
rabble who cried away with him! Cru
city him! Cruelty him." Benedict Ar.
mold, and the perpetrators OF the Buffa.
loand Leu qui Court frauds. oi4
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26

Paul Morphy after passing afew weeks
in New York. will take his final depart
ure for Paris, which he intends TO make
his permanent home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Civ assessment.

BY the ~politeness of u efficient and
active City Assessor we are enabled to
lay before our readers the following inter-
esting table of statistics:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Sheriff Sale.
]. I. Whyte / Co..
T. Fl. EDWARDS.

T. IL. EeWArda. L.gfa
NOTICE Is hereby given, that By 80.
execution issued By the Clerk Of lbs 80
Of the Neaaha county, Nebraska lsIla-J
T. II. EdHards, and in favor Of ~ Z
for the sum Of seventy-eight do.als a.
cents, I. J. B. Wells, Sheriff Of Asl4
Nebraska Territory, have lsUef w. n tbe y
Tor ssle, at public auction, O.. thSeyN Cor
in which the last term o. tle DisL
Nemaba county, Nebraska TERRITORY!
Brownville. in said county, o. SIs1 81
day Of August, A. ID. 1850, at one 49, 81
said day, and viii sell, b the highes'
in band che following described Pn r
the south cast quarter Of the 'ouin.. 20
the southeast quarter Of section sie's-. -
north Of Range ffteon, east Of tle'
meridian. containing ten acres, ID
said execution. UrfrS
sheriff Of Nsuaa1
by 3. B. THOIFoV" j
BreWnvils. July. ~, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Patents 10 Lands 81 Nebraska.

The General Land Office IS now writing Patents
to lands in Nebraska, and I viii eheerfully attend to
the Patent aud forwarding it to any one
wishing to obtain the Patent to his land, who viii
send tae the certificate Of location accompanied with
\ Zee Of ten dollars. Address,
WI YOUNG BROWN,
Washington City, DC
Nav 3fst fSSn 90 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-26
Legal Notice

vs. Divorce.
Geo W. Louthan,
The defendant in this eassi, H..
on the Fist day Of April A D. IS5S9 sseasas
fled q petition against him PRAYING ~ ue
alimony, and alleged among other ~ ul7oe
divorce, extreme cruelty, gross nevis-. y;
abandonment; and that said pefFo aaa-
hearing at the mex term Of tas Dis, al
che "a Judicial District Of Ns~6rssEaT Oea
Ia ,oeo abigail LorrS,.
July ~, lobO Zn4W By 4 R-aN.