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239 Itrtt, &tee.
80 ssis. Cream at.
800 stis. PURE &etr &inc1a..
Ss PcrtS $nItub OaiIs &at,,,.
o. eSiS. e'utniaar mo .teuttcp s2tistts, Gun. 9;,. g,roncr.
eerclai. zen. uo RIotira @stin.
800 eaIS. pHre SEHinid Rpuaain 9Stisf,s
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25 cslf. plG!ts.
800 EDS. saatiio. 9rtro. Susertnt. Sin; u. Z GPisst;rak 6lryr
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mn Nad'atat, ie oius. 3Hlmta>. @9at,ir5ni. Ncrmietu;, SEr,
ti%t'nS, s'rulSt5. s't'lt @Grcese, urr aGe ien1iaen N'n'tl. 81
III ttier }''ste9 une ~JatnubtIl StoolFcn,tat stalttu mcrstn.
gum Strt6Gf eHRtet b,4ts scstn taar tc,
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ans Natrthpct Nru. j. &Ytcr, ais:
300 StiS. SlO 9ipt unp @smmcu s@5,stcp.
@op " treRn Sraarr, ON uEo IiHm.
iup ~ M1i10e uae Gcrtncin.
30 gorcs EunA ann Vaper Naijt1S.
lVV - TY Garbsnhts Spra.
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80 tattc Serca 8iaf Sea.
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MdtdacS.
zoe 8frss Dapcr ann Gcia&ics ~tarA.
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ttr' eRe'lc, Esrs, Satcn. Spiecs, Iap:r. 3ut1,
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BRUCE'S
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HSCh, ScgirTuiIH,m,
Se,nDs H.. S"nebrct'ES 5riten, triufdfIr3tu,
Meeting II. N,t itStmjcu, SurdbidluGe.
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t9.italmItbcd bartcn 2R%dl lelr.ci. Sic un.crOl,i -
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III ON nirotNucn NItr hr.tcn. Strif utpctn nctt 0.celit,
NtrIrn @9'n Gml,noun9 Yn Cents ru' cas YV;rcrlp al Bad
crudaCi.n rCriau.t.
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<inroriclr uth I6aG2lr uoa
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pa:E-, =ISTlvs, IfGtcEIa Una WaladG- W riu.
+an &bN. Qtau'. Unn Ebc 4&aNrc,,
80 % wranoN, G5iR mao 5mrt 29,in,
20 10 So Nrptt Gr0nor
10 10 AIS hricn A@c $@ni5scn Cprr - Elnyc alN.
zoo - Grc!iNr &9c Bpldtc9 tfr wtlpta ,r ultirio-
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VI '''"'F"' lrAu !. Mcltrr.
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n. i. STURDIVANT
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
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&aftz. Snld DIu5 uup 2dacrtiCrs Snlcn.
@itjntn 6rtunccr fouir rmu a. ian,mtcn NuSiifrn bic er,cb,n.
gniu4c, CuH 10 nm 6aRe Z { 9ieuen NtIrttce, nCbcn RcabS So.
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zen &rTrtd'Iu9 II ltCtS Cln OutS C 0& Sct0Cr ibeS Mr is Q1oer-
:Stey It bot;n nj. Guaen rclt iotlrctdtcn 9tiuh iirtt frtuurl;bf
tNtt9cn Scbn Warrb0uitn, Not.
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TEr Ten MIR rrn nClncn b,eTHrn' ~yareclcuhn 70 rsitIib a.
l"''aiiei SH'rrun FtriItt oant'HC. CnpicbIc i'd mid aup fcrncrbar
9rrsm AtAttl;n NSetIrrucu, IncrIa tN III ale der Set ;ur Rcnnt.
IVf nIihAt, c1R al n,Ht rtirCu : rp9un Wnc WcpuamCrtcn, chen
,'2irt: Et1"h;n, Sr I'm, ftiEc uro artc Gierhe, ScGc, @rnss
"ch', ~pH'trgT"Ec. HolttCtn SrritR AupIr, rCutihc N,urricr,
7 GHp Ar"nhr.NtIrc, GpreCiGcc, aRaccrpni. Salatcl in urrECr uRb
d;ihtr "!"l2cr. 3rnnr. 9ariut uno 9cipE,ner, nCSt ellen onotrn
n'~"r'tR' >d1r1-me Y1 ttnrrNu, Scjfcn Ii. &c. nclte Grtittl
ID 81 t,h niNA :Wl, ~biaiS,ics Vreucn terrnS cmrfchlc. @
y. e. Sti6cr, sQt.
~" %rrcS &ancice, Snaor, Sperm unb Iecman,ine,
10" SlprSS SeSp. 2iGd. &rolpr Gnp &,Lcp,
80 SicrrH Ncm Got 0rlNru GbtCic,
. Sttrcs :Rice,
400 2irpomc uMn 2AudcttS,
200 G:rF &irr;te Srsce,
20 WJrE NfatteS
500. 600 9i9arrcn, rufhiterre rorte, frcttr crtaItcn une ,um
Es'aui tj sam SSoiIarr - -"
20 &Rncle Baltimore pidtss, fcctsn erbaltcn unt ~ tattn hi
9Sm. 23NtllCc II. Spbn.
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Nr. 33 WAinitrd6e, 'pilhcu Der 10. II. 16.,
bait Gin 9rcFce wager ftrtQcr 6cltnr uub GnobcnsRicbcr, raI,n no
Ir bic lcgtlc Shirr, n, 0e rem tCfen %franiriltcn Gun, YSud-
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lCrttment ~"o:iNtt9cn, ulr mcr2ci msinc gcbrNn Runern auf bas
YremGtcitc uup y u1 { btoicnt.
va Wlctdfll0 Yrrrl big cl 0rrFcS yoocr en ItieCnru urh
IcircnCn 5oIetudcrn, &ol@rntuntCrn, Scntcn, llnnrHciCcrn Ct;6Cre
r"e p'unpcAtncJ, SWimrfnn &C. ttt y. 9chcr,
Rp. 33 Wainiirose.
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20 e III Sell 6aus"

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NuGuit G6ac,
No. l6f Sroap Smiihrn Der Is. unp I. @rrnse,
Gem ShcOter 9%etnu5cr).
~ 8uhrt tctS suc9 YaGcrbier, eculTbc uS fror;Siifh
Htlnt, &~ranoY'S, &c. DGe Saus ut 9eibmudvol eino,riGtct
t"c mtreta ctc @o'te auf ee aufmertlomlc bccitut.
Wt iuht
mrc elm Partner nit etncm GGpital scn S25UH, uni in Hitmrrb
t~ Sdpritnttcn "pn Ncltcre r1ftntrtc S'uuCinG SlrdS peCr funlf>
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Gil IN Srrr"itpn uni nuft 9rfc psr;Wr al. 0nuScnc, R,freu-
Ncrcrh 9c@rbtn unc NtrIaaYt. &CJtn mel ccn GlnWltctc en- ap-
creilrc man IN y e. yJhitr
Portsmouth,, pa,
wcle.bit cin ans Ri fem NtotCrinl UificfubrttS Wrb6uSc
III Nu. cNiIttn 9cnonmcn mcrccn tdnn.
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OCEAN HOUSE.
S;san pades- une ett!r 9.iGroerunse. Gpmlnli,Irr
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III Sf''tMHRn!"eofr ibeiinGit, srr;nst GHe MT oar srURitn Sim,r.
eNt ttptetrt, GvEtn Gldatt Hnr ,uacin.
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1SulhidHc idtltNr. iRo. III ssn Wt0tiltsh &sugitn in sem cbrtu
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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
HOWARD ASSOGATT05
Notwithstanding

4 Bensvoleaf Tnsfifution esfsblfshed By special En-
dOUmenf for thsTeief Of fhe SICK and dLSfre3ss9,
afflicted irtth Ftrttienf aud EPedeWic Dsseafe-
4 HowardA Association in vie~ o. the awful dStrue-
ton Of human life caused By Sexual diseases, and the
ecepti0nspractlce uFon the unfoEtunsfe Tictims5f sueh
disease BY Quacks, several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, as = charitable act worthy Of their
name, to open q diSpensaTy for the treatment Df this
class Of diseases, il alltheirf forms, and to eive Aedical
Advice Gratis to all who apply BY letter, with adescrip.
tion Of their condition (age, occupatiOH. habits lf life,
&c and in caseOf extreme poverty. to furnish medicines
free OF charge. It is needless to add that the Associa-
tiOn commands thehighest Medical skill OF the age, and
will 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 satisfaction with the success which has
attendedthe laboTsof their SurgeOnsin the cure 0fSper-
matorrhoea; seminal weakness; GO1orrhoea; Gleeti
The Kidneys and Bladder, &c, and order q continuance
Of the same plan for the ensuing year
The Directors on a review OF the past, feel assured
that their labOrs In thissphere 81 benevolent EFFORT have
been Of great benefit 70 the af1isted, especially 20 the
young, and they have resolved to devote themselves,
spised cause.
An admirable Report on spermatcrrhoea, or Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of Onanism, Aasturbation OF SELF
abuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual organs, by the
envelope) RI OF 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 g%ratuitOus distribution,
medies and methods OF acknowledgements during tne
last year are Of great value.
Address for Report OF treatment, DR.. J. SkiLLlh
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard AssoeiAtaon1 no.
2, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia.
By order OF the Directors,
EZRA D. HARTWELL, Prssident.
Eo. F~AIRcHILD, Secretary.
July IA, IS5S-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

ThieVing.-On Sunday last a man
named Warren was arrested 10 this CITY
at the instance Of q young man named
Miltemore, on charge Of stealing s26s.
The two were Of a party Of returned
Pixies Peakers and the robbery was saId
10 have been Committed between Pawnee
rancho and this city. A trial took place
before Justice Thompson, and abundant
testimony produced % warrant 0lnoing
over, which was done.
The prisoner however, was afterward
released on 4 writ of habeas corpus
It is not for US TO pass sentence; but
upon the testimony given, we would most
certainly "fnd the prisoner guilty"
We warn citizens TO "sleep with an
eye Open;" there-are a ''few more same
sort" laying around "~lOOse" through the
country" #
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

Where's. on the "a dsy o. August a p iee5. Hsab 81.
Lucas. Tor he p~urpcseof securing e. Jor4tAsn uaserl 81
bearer, the sum Of Two hundred. and eaghiy CELLARS. ~
evidEnced By his pr0missorg note, bearing easo - afore-
said, DaysbIs WE'VE months after date, runFogcd 60 ihq
uudersiguci John T.. Carson. IN irEst tie fslieElnE 90
scrsbed real estate IN Richardson county Ae9ressa Ter
rltory, t0-Wit. northwest ~uarterof section tEoteEnsasH
Two n0rth Of range dftee1 east 6fh DulGp1 ucridiHn.
And. whereas, ID Is provided ia said Deed q trust y
the sum 80 secured 70 Jonathan Hsger was not PAD himoy
the slst day O. August A p 1853 The undcrstsned va
authorized % sell the property therein conveyed aHa
advertising tie same tLiriy days in some neHfilpef
printed n The Territory Of Nebraska, at public auslen
a. the door OF the Chce Of the County Clerk uLAemana
County in BroWnvllie. Nebraska, % execute secs -
the purchaser 20 pay OF the amount therein secured VITA
Interest," COSTS expenses anu a reasanaola al
torn fee, and 70 hold he remainder subject e ne
0rd6s uf said Lucas.
And, whereas the SAID Noah " Lucss has failed g.
pay said nste or any part thereof, therefore Noucs -
hereby given that By virtue OF The authority e me gisso
By saidDeed q trust. I will on Monday 0scbsr Nths
l5eo. 1t the d5aru The Cnce o. the Csunty elerk NNe-
maha county In BTownvilis, Nebraska, between ne
hours Of s o'clock A y and s ocieck P Mof ne fNaday
sell said real estate at public suction - he highest ota-
der for cash, and opon such sale aud payuentqf ebd pRrz
chase money will make, execute ard deliver % le F4t
chaser or purchasers thereof a deed 81 deeds fsr t-4
real estate. JOHN J.. CARSON. Trustee :"
BroEnviile. sept. 28th, 1850 l2-tl-glo
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
Fancy Dying to Order.
LEGAL NOTICE.

r. w Frame, PPf Nemaha County District
vs. YCourt I'd Judicial district,Ne-
Joshua g.. Able. dft braska Territory.
In Equity. To Fail Term, A. ID. 1860.
Joshua q. Able. the above named defendant, will
take notice that the above named plaintiff, Il. w.
Frame, did, on to-wit, the Both day Of March, Al
1860, file his petition in the above named, district
Court within and for Nemaha County Nebraska Ter
ritory, against the said Joshua g. Able, setting
forth, that on, tO-Wit, the 9th day Of December, A D
1853, the said defendant did make, execute and de-
liver unto the said plaintiff a certain mortgage, 6n
the following described p%rOperty, w; lots A and 5 in
block 81, lots 8 and Z in block IS, lots FIVE and SIX
in block one hundred and thirty-nine, lots 9, 10, 3,
and 4 in block ffty-nine, lots 10, and III, in block
6fty-six, lot twelve in block one hundred and eight,
lots one, two, seven and eight, in block ffty-eight,
lots FIVE and six, in block one hundred and forty,
lots one and two in block ffty-seVen, lots three, four
five and skin block sixty four, lots seven and eight
in block one hundred and seven, lot nine In block
one hundred and thirteen, lot twelve in block one
hundred and seventeen, lot one in block one hun
dred and seven, and block one, as numbered and
described in the published plat of the town of Peru,
in Nemaha county Nebraska Territory, to secure the
payment of five hundred dollars, according TO a GER
tain bond referred to in said mortgage, and praying
that said Joshua g. Able may pay the said sum now
claimed TO be due, or that the said premises may be
sold to pay the same, and the said Joshua g. Able
is notified that he is required to answer, the said
petitions On or before the 18th day Of September A
D 1860, or the petition will be taken as true and the
prayer of him the said plaintiff will be granted by
the said Court.
JOHNSON 4 BEDFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest ALLEN BLACkER, Dist, Clerk,
BY T w BEDFORD Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be Published for four
consecutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser
ALLEN BBACKER, Clerk,
By 7. w. DEDFORD, by.
Rrovnvius. Ano. 5tb. 1860. 4w-Si2 so
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
TRUST SALE.

WHEREAS, on the SIst day Of August, A D, 1883,
Benjamin &. Young, forthe puTposeo Of F~Vring 70 Ben
iamin F Lushbaugh and John L. Carson. ~fbearer, the
sum Of two hundred and eighty dollars, as evidenced By
his promissory note, bearing date as Aforesaid, payable
twelve months after date, conveyed 70 the undersigned
John L. Carson, in trust, the following described real
estate in johnson county, Nebraska Territory, tO-wIt -
The north half OF the northwest quarter OF section no.
twenty-five and tie south half CT the southwest quar-
ter Of section twenty-four In township four north Of
range len east Of the 6th principal meridian.
And, whereas. Il Is provided N said Deed Of Trust II
the sum 50 secured to Lushbaugh and Carson was not
paid them b. the SIst day OF August, A d, 1859, the IN
d~ersigned was authorized to sell the property therein
conveyed after advertising the same thirty days in some
newspaper printed in the Territory Of NebI aska, at pub
lie auction At the door Of the once OF the County Clerk
Of Hemaha County, IN Br0Wnville, Nebraska, 70 exc
cute a deed to The purchaser to pay on The amount there
in secured with interest costs, expenses, and a reasonable
astorney's fee; and to hold the remainder subject 70 he
order % said Young. $3.50 i .~frfr .
and, whereas, the said BENJAMIN 6. Young, has failed
to pay said lose or any part theTeofs therefore: Notice
IS hereby given ttat By virtue Of The authority 70 me
given By SAID Deed % Trust, I viii on Monday OCTOBER
29ths 1850, at the door Of the once o. The County CLERK
OF kemaha County in BroWnville, Nebraska between
the hours % 8 O'Clock A d ami 5 o'Ocloek P MOi saiddsy
sell said teal estate at public auction 70 the highest bid
der for cafh, and upon such sale and payment " the pur-
chase money, Will make execute and delivertO the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereyf a deed or deeds for said
real estate. JOHN CARSON Trustee.
Brownsville, n. T., Sept 26th, 1850. 12-4t-9tO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
THRUSH Sale.

Whereas, on the 18th day Of August, 1858, John Nc
OlintOck for the purpose OF securing to Lewis Johnson,
or bearer, the sum OF two hundred and eighty dollars,
as evidenced by his prOmissOry note bearing date as
aforesaid, payable twelve months after date. conveyed
to the undersigned John L Carson in trust, the follow
ing described real estate ID Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, to-wit The southwest quarter OF section Hine
township six north Of range "a east Of the 9th principal
MERIDIAN.
And, whereas It'll provided in said Deedof Trust II
the sum so secured to said Lewis Johnson was not paid
him by the 18th Of August, A D 1858, the undersigned
was authorized to sell the property therein conveyed
after advertising the same thirty days IN some news
paper printed IN the Territory Of NehraHka 81 nnhlla
auction 2. &c 1oor Of the once Of tie County CLERK Of
Gemaha County in Brownville, Nebraska, to execute a
deed to the purchaser TO pay on the amour: therein Sc
cured with interest, costs, expenses and a reasonable at
tOrney's fee, and to hold the remainder subject 70 the
order Of said McCiintoek.
And whereas the said John McClintock has failed TO
pay said note or any part Ihereofj therefore &: Notice is
hereby given that by virtue OF the authority TO me given
By said deed Of Trust ] will on Aorday October 18th,
1850, at the door or the Cf1ce Of the County Clerk Of Ne
maha county in BrownviIle, Nebraska. betWeeA the hours
OF 8 O'Clock 4 n and 8 O'clock P II II sail day, sell said
real estateat public aufiOn to Tie highest bidder Cor cash,
and upon such sale ana payment " the purchase money
will make, execute and deiiv0r to the purchaser or pur-
chasers q deed or deeds Tor said real estate.
.#lL JOHN L.. CARSON, Trustee.
BroWnVille, n. Z. Sept. 26th 1860. I2-4tSL0
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26

The Persian Fever Charm.

For the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and
Bilious FeveTs. This wonderful remedy was b-uught to
the knowledge OF the present propFietors by affind who
has been a great tIavelerin Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going down herever Eupfrates. he experience
ed a severe attack OF Fever and aqua. On discovering
his condiEoi, one Of the ROatmen TOO from bis pecket
an Amulet. saying Wear this aud no Fever viii touch
you - Although i1cteduioas &c tells virtues hecom-
piled, end Experienced immediate reiLef, and haa sipce
alWEys fonnh it an eGectuel protection FROM All mala-
ri0us complaints.
on fnftbot Investigation he fonnd shat the boatman
a~ttrIbuted II itmiraculous powers. s.and said that it only
c0uldb be Obta ned from the priest Of the sun Sometime
afterwards, the gentleman in c0nversing with q Priest
obtained from him the secret OF its preparation, and as
certained where the medicinal herbs were found, of
which it. was compounded. The wonderful virtues OF
this article have induced q full belief in the minds OF
the n 4tives in the miraculous healing powers OF their
Priests,
Since his return 10 America. it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Indies and Gentlemen of
high character, who. have given it the most unqualified
paoise. This remedy having been a specific in Persia
for hundreds Of years, for the prevention and cure Os
Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyers-is now offered to
the American People.
It wilfbe sentby mail, prepaid, with full directions
70 uss, on receipt Of one dollar.
PRINCIPAL Depot Ond mandatory, lSS Main StIeef,
Richmond, Virginia. branch once, Bank of Cemmerce
Building, New York.
Address. JOHN NlLCOA Co
. u1v Eth II
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
LrAvExwoRru. Ocl. 24lh.


Al fire at 3 o'clock this morning des.
troyed 8 or 10 frame buildings, on north
east corner Of Sd and Shawnee streets.
With two exceptions the buildings were
Of no great value, the stocks were mostly
removed with but little damage. The
total loss will probably amount 10 sI0.O 900
on which there is less than 600 In
surance, $1,000 in Western Massachu-
setts Company, remainder divided be.
tween several other companies. The fire
originated accidentally ID a furniture
store.
NEw 0RLEASs, Oct. 25th.
Private orders from Mexico say that
the Liberals under Ogador had assaulted
Guadalgus.
New YoRK, Oct. 24th.
The Steamship Africa sailed to-day for
Liverpool with 40 passengers, including
Miss Hosmer, the female sculptor; and
$4,000 in specie.
The Trlbune's Washington correspon-
dent says that orders have been issued
here to Democrats in the Northern States
to vote for the Douglas Electoral Ticket.
The same correspondent says: / hear Of
the default of the Post Master at Keo-
kuk, and also at another prominent point
in Illinois, either Alton and Quincy.
BosToN. Oct. %.
The reports indicate hat the ship Black
Hawk, from CALCUTTA 10 New York, be-
fore reported missing, has been lost with
all on board. She was last seen in the
Bay of Bengal, about the 18th and after
forwards a portion Of the wreck Of an
American vessel we're discovered
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-10-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sale.
BIZ order of tie Probate Court Of HeElaha County,
NebrasEa Territory.

BIZ order of the Probate Court Of NeDlRha County,
NebrasEa Territory.
On the thirteenth day Of Oct., a.. .. 1850.
ut one o'clock. P M, Of said day, before the door of
the Post once, in the City Of Peru, in Nemaha Coun-
ty. N. T., will be sold to the. highest bidder, the
following described real estate, as the property Of
NeheIniRk Sites, deceased, to-Wit:the wssthalf Of the
north west quarter Of section no Eve township no six,
north Of range no fifteen, east Of the sixth principal
meridian, in Gemahs county. Also, the west half Of
the southeast q~uarterof section no thirty-tWo, town
ship no seven, north Of range ffteen, east Of the
sixth principal meridian, in 0toe county. Also, the
following lots in Peru NeEaha county, to-wit Lots
from one TO twelve, inclusive, in block no forty-thTee
as designated on the recorded platt Of said town.
Terms Of sale, one half down and the balance in
six month, TO be secured By mortgage on tina prsmi-
ses. j. n. L0SGFELLOW.
BrownviiIe, Sept Q, 1s6o-s7.