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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Legal Notice.


: John H Maun, Pf Nemaha County District
vs.. Court, Of the Second Judic-
Peter j. Peterson, iaI District, Nebraska Terri
tory, to May tern, 1860.
The above named defendant, Peter }. Peterson.
will take notice that the above named plaintiff, John
H. Maun Of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory, did
on to-wit the day of Mach A, D.. 1860, file
his petition in the above named Nemaha County
District Court against him the said defendant, for
the purpose Of securing and quieting the title unto
him the said Plaintiff, the following described prop
ertys to-wit; Lot no eight in Block no sixteen, lot
no one IN block no fOrty-One, in the City Of Brown
vile, m Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory as is
evidenced by the original recorded plat Of the said
place, and for such other relief Us the said Plaintiff
shall be entitled 20, the said plaintiff founding his
said suit against him the defendant upon a deed
given by one Il. 7. Rainey, to him the said plain
tiff, for the payment Of the taxes assessed upon the
said lots and "a sale Of the said property on the Sd
day Of May, A. D.. 1889 to him the said plaintiff by
the said Rainy as the treasurer in and for the said
county, and in the name of the Territory Of Nebras-
ka, therefore, you are hereby notified to plead, an
swer or demur to said petition on or before the sew
enth of May A. ID. 1860, or the said plaintiff will
take such petition as confessed aud apply to the
said Court for the grantingOf the prayer of the said
plaintiff In the SAID petition.
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ALLEN BLACKER, District Clerk,
By T. W. BEDFORD Deputy.
Ordered that the above be Published for four con-
seeutiye weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLAGKER, District Clerk,
By T.. ". BEDEoRD Deputy.
March 20, 1860. 4tSlO
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

81 have been somewhat disappointed as
to the winter season of Texas, from the
fact tina, l expected 10 find a fine, pleasant
open winter, so much so that stock of all
kinds would subsist all winter. In fact
this was the universal report from all
those with whom l talked on the SUBJECT;
but l am trying it for myself and find 1t
very much TO the reverse. All say this
is the hardest winter that has been since
the country has been settled ; stock is
dying by thousands for want of feed, ten
times more than 1 ever knew IN the North
at any n season. Stock raisers have
not, heretofore, prepared any feed for
winter. This is a damper on the stock
business. Another great drawback, this
season, is the almost total loss of the
wheat crop in all the grain growing por-
ton of the country, owing to the winter
setting in so early and hard before the
wheat had got a start, which has never
happened in Texas before and this
country having no navigable streams or
railroads running to and from it, to equal
ize the prices of produce and trade gene
rally, makes it Operate extremely hard
on the inhabitants. So you see that |
cannot advise any Of my friends to leave
Nebraska or Northern Missouri to come
to Texas.
My trip South will be somewhat expen-
siye to me, though think il will be the
means of securing good health in my
family, which will be the only compensa-
ton. =
l must say that | have been somewhat
disappointed as TO the Norlhwest portion
Of the State of Texas; and the more
favored portions of the State are subject
more or less to yellow fever. The por-
ton that I had selected to locate in has
been almost vacated the last season on ac-
count of yellow fever, it being the South
ern portion Of the State.
The farmers are planting corn; the
oat and wheat fields are green"
ny ~ II -. - -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
NOTICE

whereas Conrsd Harms, administrtor 81 49,
o. Joshua Randall deceased, late OF Nemahs g sals
maae application % the Probat8C0ur o. Mems. rL1
y, Nebraska Territory for one year eztenstn ~ ~
to collect the assets 0fthe said estate and - - Hns
and charges charge able against the same. N-,s
hereby given that 7 aaveset Eriday the fsfh d,r ~
AID. 1850 At II O'Clock An, az my once h RSli
Vile In said county, As the time for the heari1y
appieations when nndWhere any ard all DerFo5s 80
ested may appear and show cause Why ~ e73'S-
should nOt be allowed. ~Na
Given under ms hand and omclal seal this r,L
Of March A d 1850. GYRUSW WurrTp. az
March 292ts4 Probafe 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Notice.

James 7. Hughs OF the State Of ASsenH :
notice maj n w Giddjnrs. OF the coantT Of Paeneo
and Territory Of Nebraska, did on tha z5h aay U
ruary A D 1860, file his p%etitiOnin the DistICt ~ 40
Pawnee county, Nebratka Territory, AGAINST -us III
James T. Hughs defendant, claiming Of bin the sum
one hundred dollars as 10 bis petni0u set iortn, !. y
said James 7. Hughsis notified that be Is requ 49,
appear and answer said petition on or before le "
CIV. GIDDINGS.
Ordered that the abOvebe published four eohss
weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser
1855 A.BLACKER, Clerk Dist. CouIE
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given thas Monday ths a,sa
Apnt,A D., 1850, at 8 O'Clock "A. II. rs ne 49, q
for the hnaE settlement OF ire estate Of OHssr > -
ley deceased, late Of said county, atmy0 once. IN 49,
Vile, iu said county when and where an DR. sor. =
terested may appear and show cause R am. w. -
accounts Of James N. Kelly administrat0r a. ~ 70
tate should not be allowed.
Given under my hand and the seal OF uid c,,.,,.
18th day Of March, A.. d. 1850.
CYRUS ". WHFFTRa
March %, 1850. st-S4 Probate -.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Tax Title.

Rob't W. Furnas, J Nemaha County District Court Of the
VS.. ID Judicial District, Nebraska Ter
j. L. Sharp. iitory, to May Term, AID. 1860.
n ChGneery:
The above named defeHdelt, J L Sharp, will take
notice that the above named plaintiff, Rob't W Turnas,
OF Remaha County, Nebraska Territory, did on, TO wit,
the oath Of March, A 1850, file his petition in the above
named Remdha County Dist Court, against him the said
defendant for the purpose Of recovering and Guieting the
title unto him the said plaintiff the said following de-
seribed property, to wit Lot No 3 Ohree) in block No
Is teighteen) in the CityOf ~ TOwnville Nemaha county,
Nebraska Territory, as is svidenced BY the recorded plat
Of said place; And for such other relief as the said
plaintiff may be entitled to; the said plaintiff founding
his said suit against him, the said defendant upon a deed
given by one r 4 Rainey to him th0 said rlaintid for the
payment OF the taxes assessed on the said lot, aud a sale
Of the said property on the 3D. day Of May. "A ID 1859, to
him the said plaintiff by him the said Rainey as the
Treasurer in and for the said County in the name Of the
Territory Of Nebraska; Therefore, you are hereby noti-
fed and required TO plead, answer or demEr to said pc
titiOR on or before the It'll day Of May, A ID, 1860, or the
said plaintiff viii take such petition as confessed, and
apply TO the SAID Court for the granting Of the prayer Of
the said plaintiff in the said petition,
JOHNSON & BEDFORD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: ALLEN BLAcKER, Dist Clerk,
By I. W. Bedford, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be published for four con-
s~ecutive weeksin the Nebraska Advertiser.
ALLEN BLACKER, Disc Clerk,
ByT.W- Bedford, Deputy.
Brownville, March %, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
TAX TITLE.

Nemaha County District
Robert W. Furnas, Court of the Second Judi
vs.. cial District, Nebraska ter
E. W. Anderson ritory, To May Term, A. D.
1860, in chancery.
The above named defendant, E. W. Anderson,
will take notice that the above named plaintiff, Rob
ert w. Furnas of Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
yitory, did on to-Wit: on the oath day Of March A. ID.
1860, file his petition in the above named Nemaba
County District Court against him, The said defen-
dant for the purpose of recovering and %quieting the
title unto him the said plaintiff the said following
described property, to wit lot Number in Block
No. 10, in the City Of Browngille, Nemaha County.
Nebraska Territory as is evidenced by the original re-
corded plat of the said place. And Tor such other
relief as the said plaintiff may be entitled. The
said plaintiff founding his said suit against him the
defendant upon a deed given BY one R. 7. Rairey
to him the said plaintiff for the payment of the tax
es assessed upon the said lots, and a sale of the
said property, on the Sd day Of May, A. D. 1859. to
the said plaintiff. by him the said Rainey, as the
treasurer in and for the said county, and in the
name of the Territory Of Nebraska. Therefore you
are hereby notified and required to plead answer or
demur to said petition on or before the 9TH day Of
May, A.. D.. 1860, or the said plaintiff will take such
petition as confessed, aud apply to said Court for the
granting the prayer of the said plaintiff in the said
petition. JOHNSON e BEDFORD,
Attest, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
ALLEN BLAcKER, District Clerk,
By 7. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Ordered that the foregoing be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Nebraska Advertiser
ALLEN BLACKER, Dis. Clerk.
BY T.. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
Brownville, March 29, 1850. ASH %
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
The Texas Fever.

1t is known that the Texas fever pre-
vailed to some extent in this place and
vicinity last year, carrying off a number
of u citizens, among whom was Hon.
R. BRowN. We are permitted to make
the following extracts from a letter writ
ten by Mr.. B. to DIR. A. s.. Holladay of
this city, under date denton, Texas,
Feb. 23rd, 1902:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
KIDS
Probate Notice.
Territory Of Nebraska,

~N1N--~-g ? IT,"
County Of Nemaha,
whereas Daniel II. KennisOn has been appointed af-
ministratOr Of the estate Of LaWrance Kennis0n, deoelS-
ed, late Of said County, notice is hereby given thatI have
appointed Saturday the I4th day Of April AL 1880, Tor
the hearing ofclaims against said estate, and all per-
sons having claims against said estate must have then
on Gle at my Office on or before that day, OF hey willie
forever barred from recovering such claims and from
setting of the same in any action whatever.
Given under my hand and Official seal th8 5h day o.
March A D 1860.
c. w. WHEEI ER, Probate Judge.
Ordered that the above notice be published SIX weeks
in the Nebraska Advertiser. 3o-SI
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
AN ACT

IN
So Prevent T~respassing on Timber Lands.
SEcr1ox J.. BE it enacted by the Coun n
Gil and House Of Representatives Of the
Territory Of Nebraska: That, if any
person or persons, knowingly or wilfully
enter upon the land of another and re-
move therefrom any timber or wood, on
wilfulIy cut. ini1re or remove any timber
tree or shrub on the land of another, or,
in the street or highway in front Of
another's cultivated ground, yard or town
lot, or OF the public ground of any town,
or any land held by this Territory for any
purpose, whatsoever, or any burying
ground, or any school land, shall be
beemed guilty of misdemeanor, and On
conviction thereof before any Justice OF
the Peace of the proper county, shall be
fined in any sum not less than thirty dol
lars, nor more than one hundred dollars
one half of said fine to be paid into the
school fund, and the other half 70 be paid
to the informer.
SEC 2, Any person found guilty Of a
misdemeanor, as defined by section one
of It's act, and fined by any Justice of
the Peace, shall be imprisoned in The
county jail until such fine be paid.
SEC. 8, IF, upon the trial of any per
son, arrested under the provisions of this
act, the defendant shall demand at trial
by jury, The Justice of the Peace, before
whom such trial is being had, may issue
q vanira and proceed to empannel a jury
to ~ said cause.
Sc. 4, That an act entitled ian ACT
to prevent trespassing on timber lands
approved Nov. A, 1858, be, and the same
is, hereby repealed.
Sec. 5, All suits pending under the
provisions of the act hereby repealed,
shall be prosecuted to a final termination,
and the fine collected in the same manner
as though this act had never been passed.
SEC. 6, This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
(Signed,) ED. A. DONELAN,
Pres. of the Council.
(Signed,) S. A. STRICKLAND,
Speaker of the House.
Approved, Jan, 18th, 1860.
(Signed,)
SAM'L w. BLACK,
Governor of Nebraska,
Having carefully compared the fore
going with the original rolls now on file
in my Office, | certify, that it is true
anu correct transcript from the same.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, Wt-
{TC} ness my hand and the Great
Seal Of the Territory Of Me-
braskq, hereunto alfred.
Done at Omaha, on this the 25th day
of January, A. d. 1860.
j. STERLING MoRToN,
Sec'y Of the Ter. Of Nsb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Legal Notice.

John L. Carson and B..
+. Lushbaugh, partners Nemaha County District
by the name Of Lush Cont of the Second Ju-
haugh& Carsonr picial district, Nebraska
Territory To Nay term,
F. McCann 1850.
To L. MeCann Of the State Of Ohio, the above
pamed defendant. You are hereby notified that the
above named plaintiffs. john L. Carson and b. F..
Lushbaugh, partners by the name Of Lushbaugh x
Carson OF e County, Nebraska Territory, have
on, tO-wit the eighth day Of March, A. D. 1860, filed
their petition in the above named Nemah9 County
district Court against you, wherein they claim Of
you che sum Of one hundred and fifty dollars tOgtth-
or with the interest thereon, at the rate Of five per
cent per month, after maturing upon a certain prom
issory note, in said petition mentioned, said prom
issory note being dated BroWnville, July 18th 1859,
due one day after date, and given by you to said
plaintiffs rr the principal and interest aforesaid,
and you are hereby further notified that upon a
proper affidavit being filed, q writ Of attachment in
the said case has been Issued against you, and that
you are hereby required to demur. answer or plead
to the said petition on or before the seventh day Of
May, A. D. 1870, or the petition win be taken as
confessed, and judgment rendered against you for
the sum demanded.
JOHNSON l. BEDFORD.
Attest, Attorneys for Pf.
ALLEN B~LACEER, 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 7. W. BEDFORD, Deputy.
RrOwnviIIe, March 20, 1860. 4tS1O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

Thave a Chemical process for elean-ns - ~ 49,
use Of which they can be washed ~ ~ 80 any r1b-
al fims. without being boiled sll 80 10 are Tery.
bling; thus saving much laoo2 for~sr than n
white and cieans and lhs{ ~ ~ with Wash
washed N the old Esy o. Ia9o,qs smuch worn. me
ing machine. 81 when ne e4otles 4, obain.
articles used cost very httie and.ls 80 nsfd. upon
mail this very useful EeCipe 70 order, ~. rod as
-ocoiofof So cents. Three cent pOstagest
money. ,s-a DO not miss ~
Honey or Wrshing recipts, for they ~
them. ara should be in every t5mi55p cREAGER,
R.lfs1oTs Gil, ka
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
SHFRIFF'S SALE.
Territory Of Nebraska,

Ugs
VIM. Edwards, Jacob Edwards,
Isaac Edwards, John Emmons,
James Edwards, Mark Walser,
George Harmon and Samuel
Holmes.
Noticeis hereby given that under and BY VlrsIs y
an execution issued from the Office Of the Clslno-
the District Court Of Nemaha County AebrsksI ~
ritory, IL. B. Wells, Sheriff Of said county lsS
levied upon and will, on Thursday, the 2gth a1y =
March, A. D.. 1850, at one OelOckP u, offer o. Z,
tic sale and sell to the highest bidder for easn -
hand, the following described goods and ehatueI u.
wit six hundred fencing posts, more OF Iess
property Of William Edwards, and eight nunl
fencing posts, more ore or less, the proper! -
James Enmons. The said sale will Be made g
Ferry Landing at the Shute, on this side o. .lo3tv
nora Island, in Nemaha County, Nebraska IsTry
tory. Given under my hand, this 18th day oif~
i'' J.B.W WELLS,
E1 Sheriff Of Nemaha County NJ.
By A. DENMAE, Deputy
BroWnville. Feb. 8th, 1850, n35-2t-S4 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
The Vote on State organization.
oFFIcIAL

The following is the official vote for
and against State Organization in the
counties named, and as returned by the
County Clerks to the Board Of Canvassers.
The majority, so far, against it is 252. 1t
Will be increased to 800 or over:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

the Federal Government, circumstances
will impel a course on the part of Texas
which she desires to avoid.
Texas cannot be invaded with impuni-
ty. If thrown upon her resources, She
may not only resist, but adopt mea to
prevent a recurrence of the outrage.
"A reply is respectfully asked, stating
thu determination Of the Department |
would request that this dispatch be sub
mitled to His Excellency President Blu
chanan. The report of the Commission
ers will be sent by mail.
SAM. HOUSTON.
E8 30 -=ol gfE-nb TIwo
Secretary of Var to Coz. Houston.
WAsHINGroN Cry, d. c.,
February 28th, go.
To Hon. San. Houston, Cor. Of Teras:
Yourdispatch was received and prompt
ly submitted to the President, when action
was immediately haG TO carry ont your
wishes. Such measures as the can and
power of this Department could command
rave been taken for the defence of the
Texas frontier on the Mexican border.
An officer of great discretion and ability
has been dispatched to taxi. command of
the Department Of Texas, and has NJ
doubt arrived at the scene Of action before
this date. Strong additional reinforce
aents will be sent into Texas as soon as
the season OF III year will render a move
ment of frOOnS DoSSible-
JOHN b. FLOYD, Sec. Of War.
Cor. Houston to .Major-G Gen. Ben. Nc
CuIloch.
Executive DEPARTMENTAL
Austin, Feb. 18th, go.
.Najor- Gen. Ben. McCuHoch, Washing
ton City, D.. c.:
SIN: There Will be stirring time on the
Rio Grande ere long
What are you doing?
See the President and the Secretary of
War. SAM. HOUSTON.
Reply to .lIajOr- Gen. Ben. .McCuHoch
W%AsHlNeroN Cry, d. CO.
February 2lst, go.
Gov. HoUsToN: You will soon hear
from the Government. / an at all times
ready to serve Texas.
BEN. McCULLOCH.
.-....-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
aCOme Rest in this Bosom,

One of the fullest bosoms Of ancient or
moderntimes says the Boston Herald, was
exhibited at the first station last evening,
when a woman, who had been picked up
drunk on the sidewalk, wa brought in.
There was an unusual f~ullness in the
region of her bosom, which induced a
suspicion that it was not natures hands
work, and voluntarily She commenced re-
vealing the mysteries Of that portion of
her person, not, however, in such a man
ner as. to shock the sensitive nature of
the officers. She removed from her
dress a bottle of champagne, two plates,
half a dozen oranges, ten doughnuts, four
pieces of cake, a pound of tea, a coffee
pot, gridiron, and, no doubt. would have
brought to light a cooking stove. if the
officers had not tired Of receiving The
articles drawn from their seclusion. and
begged of her to desist. That woman
would be a treasure to a man about to
start to Pixies Peak or Cherry Greek, as
she could carry sucha quantity Of refresh
ments in her bosom, and always have
them handy"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
who Wants a No Farm?

ORe ar e A06 JOT q SMdH sum "
Money.
The undersigned is authorized to sell On favorable
terms a most excellent piece OF land. situate 10 miles
West OF BrOWBviIle on the great route 70 Fl kearney,
Gold Mines. &c. The tract contains 32G acres, so acres
Of which is fine timber through which runs a living
stream Of stock water, and on watch is several excellent
springs. so acres under cultivation, two good comfort
able log houses and ordinary out buildings
r. W, FURNAS,
Fov IT, - A. Advertiser Once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

LAFAYETTE NucKOLLs Died near In
dianola, Texas, on the 26th, uli. he had
gone South for the benefit Of his health,
which had been on the decline for a year
or two past.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
SettIers on indian RESERVATIONS.

For the benefit of some Of our readers
in Nebraska and Kansas we publish the
following paragraph relative to settlements
upon Indian Reservations, BY the whites,
winch we end In a late Washington
paper:
"The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has issued a letter, In which be says
almost every Indian reservation in Kansas
has either been settled or trespassed upon
by the whites, in utter disregard Of the
law, which is imperative and must BE en-
forced. He would exceedingly regret a
collision between citizens and the United
States troops, and hopes that such a
calamity will be avoided but, as at pres
ent advised, unless they obey the notice,
the strong arm Of the Government will be
employed TO enforce il, however fornida-
bic they may be in numbers"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Slavery in 17I5.

One hundred and forty years ago, in
the reign Of George l, the population
Of The Colonies was as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
william T. Den
Louis Kiefe=

Louis hleHeI
Louis, Kieder will take notice that william r n,
OF Nemaha county, hes died his petition In The Disiv5-,
Court, within and tor the county Of Sage Ses,rssF, ~.
Titory, against the said Louis Kiefer. defeDl,nt 49,,
forth that the said defendant is indebted to rim i9' IN,
sum OF nfnety-eight dollars and forty-nine cents toS.
ther with interest On the same from the 2Oth DAY 81 An
gust, A. D 1899, on a certain promissory note made nv
The said Kieher ard dated at B~rownville, N. r. Nv A.
1903. Andthe said Louis Kieder Is notified fhat he 4.
requlred 20 appear and answer said petition on or bsfors
Court.
WILLIAM DEN, BY
HEWETF x THOMAS, his Atpys.
March I'D, 1860. s74w-SS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Shouldn't Wonder.

In the Charleston Is. c. Mercury Of
the 18th, we find the following telegraph
dispatch from Washington:
1.-THE Homestead Bill passed under the
previous question, or gag rule, While
intended to Re real, it is. nevertheless, an
auxiliary for the coming Presidential
campaign, bat should It pass both houses,
the President will veto it,"
To veto the Homestead Bill, would on
ly be characteristic of the President. Be-
fore his election he was in favor of the
public lands being preserved for the ben
eft of actual settlers" After his cleo
tion he rushed theE into market, and op-
pressed in every possible manner the FAC
tuai settler" Before bis election he was
in favor of Popular Sovereignty" after
bis election he though. it ''sOft delu-
SION"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
EstraYs.

The following description Of Estrays have been alsl
and recorded in the County Clerks once Of Nemahl
county at Brownyille.
Onebay horse colt two years Old last spring, with
black name and tail, q small white spot il the fore
head, and the right hind foot white. No other marks and
brands perceivable. Taken up BY the subscriber about
the 18TH day Of December, 1859.
Nd. SPRINGER.
One light bay mare mule about sixteen bands high.
Very much marked with the harness. Tail shaved or
bObed. Slight appearanceOf sN-as but lostof. N00th-
CT marks or brands perez vab Also one bay horse
about sixteen hands high, snpDosA 10 be nine O. tn
years old, with a blaze face and N ked with The htf-
ness. Some signs OF shoes, but none On. Asnght crop
on the right ear. Taken up b. the subscriber aboutths
9Th day Of January, 1850.
II. B. ROBERTS.
Icertffy that the abOveis a correct copy Of the descrp-
ton Of the above named estrays as appear On recordst
my once. T. W. BEDFORD, County Clerk %
March 10 1860 37-St
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

IF there is anything 1 hate, 1t is a
woman with a lap-dogl always want to
drown il and put baby in its place" says
cruel Fanny Fern, fergetfnl that too often
the lap-dOg owners feel the same way,
but take the dog because they can't have
the baby. Shouldn't be hard OF the sex,
Fanny.-Boston Post.
The Posi- might have added; and. be-
side, perhaps Fanny is not man enough
10 fulfill her desires 10 regard to woman
With lpp-dOgs"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29
Y Proclamation.

The qualified electors Of tho city of BrOwnville
are hereby notified that on the LIST Monday cd day.
of April, 1860, there will be an election for the pur-
rose Of electing one Mayor, one Recorder, one Trea-
surer, and four Aldermen.
Given under my hand and seal this 22d day of
March, 1860. I 1857
o. B. HEWETT, Mayor.
T. ". BEDFORD, Recorder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-03-29

We will Ony add, that those who arc
looking for a better country than Southern
Nebraska will be very apt to find it,
"over the left"