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hire q house suitable
w for II small family.
Inquire at PHELPS & co.
HEAD OK y. PARTISAN TROOPS. l.
SH.Ev EPoHT. LA, Nov. -, 1868
General Orders

Having brought out Of the lines 400 men,
$50 OF whom belong to the regular army.
All, prompted to issue the following order,
80 that soldic:s who profess to belong to my
'on,mand may be distinguished. and not
permitted under :he plea to absent thsm-
elves from the army.
Soldiers absent from my command will
:ep"rt at Sherman, Grsyson county. Texas.
Those absent with ie I'VE will have in their
,"session u printed furlough. Officers. in
his Department are requested 70 arrest all
arties reporting to belong to my command. :.
Mess they can produce such furlough OF
nsO.
W. c. QUANTRILL,
Capt Com'g. Partisan Troops.
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WANTED {!

IND hire negro man or boy, to work ct ;
L my business. Inquire Of me, at my
tore, on Texas street.
AW MILLER.
November 20-lt
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For Sale.
A WELL assorted stock of Brown SUI
n CARS and choice reboiled Molasses. for
, confederate or Loxisiana State money, at
PHELPS e. O.
uovi3 On the Levee.
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Shreveport, Nov. l6. 1868.

G-nl II W Allen and Col h l. Hodge
viii address the pi.ol.Ic "f Louisiana at the
t"iI"wln: tim..- and places. The Ladies
are respectfully invited to attend:
bellevue, November -
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HEAD Q'RS DEPARTMENT OF TRANs-NIss
Shreveport, Alb Nov, le63.
(Ertrdcf.1
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No. lS2.
W.T. Clause 2nti. Of Par. VIII. S. O.
All. l39. and Clause I'd. Of Par. x,
,. -. Ito. are hereby revoked. and the fol-
lowing substituted therefor:
This schedule of prices established every
two mouths or Oftener, will be published
for the information of parties making i'm
pressments ; and no officer or agent will
pay or approve for payment any local APP
praisement materially in excess thereof,
but will always refer the same to the board
for its revision and final valuation.
BY command Of
1t GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH
S. S. ANDERSON.
Asst. Adjt. Gen.
Texas. Arkansas snd Louissana papers
coey fosr nae. NV
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i'"tli-h in C..'ido iay.,ie. Sachituch,.
Onion. Alex Democrat. Homer Had ..n.! Ii.
baptist tor > 'imes. mol y
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II, W. ALLEN,

DTIE VeIt ~. U d
nUCaddo Gazette, La Democrat, Ho-
,ier 1iiud, and Natchitochcs Union, publish
one month. novlJ
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For Rent.

For Rent.
LNIvE STORE HOCSES-in the mos.
IL business part Of the town. by the
month or yesr. Applym
ROLAND JONES or
apr24-if II ! G.. BATTLE.
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the SEMi-NEEklv NEWS
II pxbiisaea every Tkesday aad Fri.
. day Morning..

Err M g:
Per AnnuU, In Advanee,) 4l2.oO
Six Months, +" I" zoe
Three Months I" IS loC
1UMOney must not be sent 1t our risl
Advortising-$2 per square for first il
srrti"n e.ch Subsequent insertion 81
Obituary notices. marriages. calls for pn'
lie mcstiags. etc. charged for ~ other
refreshments. .JlplsN DN'HINSON,
Editor aud Proprtet"
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novl7 Louisiana papers copy for three wc-ks.)
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Sat" Collector, &. =. Ts1, for Louisiana.
Papers throughout the State publish one
month. and send bills III duplicate to the
state Collector now. I'm
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HTNIiE following notice OF exchange is
l. published for the INFORMATION .: all
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HID QRS. DEPT. TRANSMITS.
shreveport, La.. Nov. 10, 1868.
GESERAI. ORDERS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-17
r,.irs leave Colurnbvs dolly (sundaJs e.
epscd) ss follows:

T,sirs leave Coluubvs dolly Sundays e.
epscd) ss follows:
NraUr rxpRRs5-Leaves Columbus via Cenial
oh;n n p AIS A. n; will stop st all stations Wnsn
sSnaIsd arriving at BellaiIe at 1898 g. ba' n.Jie
soo = M; Wsshrston Ciy, $500 a m. hGn. Lass ;,
daiIv 10 fhiladelphll and Nov York. eiso oInns "a
Bsiiairs for Ptsbars, EArTlsbuIs Pbi'aceIPnis "Nu
New York. ,,,
N,aRT RxpgEss--Lesves Columbus vla Eteuben'
,iIs a:I5 A. m; arrives at steubenvile e. E'VC IN,
pItt,burVh $40 p. m. HarrisbuIg, 1;UO o. nj Ssn
more dis a. m Philadelphia $50 q M non nsT hoiA
vim kiIeotoTp 955 a m; via PhilAselphia' tSoo M
Npw YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENvlLLE,-
Leaves Ooluubus ll;l5 mi arrives st H
ais n, M; Pittsburg, 500 y. m baiIh,usg DO q.
M: Baltimore, ll:30a. N philadelphia iV'Eo - "''
New York 200 p. M
DAY rxpaEss viz CENTRAL OHIO r; H..
Leaves Columbus, $40 o. M; will stop az au
and arriys 4. BsIaire, 1000 p. M; fitt'pnIs' ."
"a: Harrisbura, l2;i5 p. M; Baltimore; o'So p "''
Ph,lade lphia, 5:s5 p. m; New York lO;Vo p m'
Splendid Sleeping Car: on sight Tfs'iae
PASSENGER. desiring ticket. By tho nSoys Ioute, VS. t
p.nnsvlyapia RglrCAd or Baltimore and ONO hSinoss
ssonld be rartsulAr 70 ash Cor them va boiS'o VI
sieubenville. ,-r-ToriINanN
,s General Passenger Agent
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.GplNG CARS ON NIGHT Trains

usl qI2IH1ioS . aas 1.1, dh'SsSiS aiSo RSn pspcs
,Yiahu,, Ohio ,pp,nsa n
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Ayers Cherry Pectorga.ll, al,

Coughs, Colds, influenza, HOarsenesAH y
Group, Bronchitis, Incipfent Cons IA
sumption, and for the Relief So-A
OF Consumptive Patients C-0IttU
i'm advanced Stages =
of the Disease. ~ .
This is remedy so universally known to surpsss ~
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints
Is useless here to publish the evidence Of It's virtues
unriyac excellence for coughs and colds and its
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made
known throughout tho civilized nations OF tho earth
Few arc the communities, families among them a.
who have not personal experience Of s ebects~
living trophy in their midst Of ite victory over ne
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
AZ all know tho dreadful fatality Of these dsorders and
as they Know too the effects Of this remedy wenesd Aeth
do more than to them that has now al the W.
tues that did have when making the cures which have
won strongly upon the confidence Of mankinds5 eE *
Prepared by DR.. &c AVER g. CO., Lowell, Kasa 10,
slc ,oi sa,e ry q. ROBERTS, Columbus. and hy all
isalen In medicine everywhere. sei''
Apyil ls, I662-d&1eoRly stis.rnH
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THIRD TRAIN .

pAy EXPRESS at l;30 p. ~, siopEinS q Jefferson
SON IAN. (harlestou, Xenia, Spring Valley, S9rSn,
c nd Milford also at all the stations between
soia and Dayton arriving =. orcinnat a. 62o p nj
nascns win The ohio nd MsssPP EiliTOsa TSais ,Us =,
:" " ~ ~ AZ Da, ton at Id5 p. n., AZ indianapolis
,' ~ n. connecting for Lafayette Terra hau'H' ohi
,ly
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Winter Arrangement.
little Miami Il Columbus 4 Xenia
6SaHG
RAlLROA OADS.
80, tinoinnsti, Dayton q lndianapolisl
.slsh % IndianaOolis without Change OF Cars
and but One Change of CAM between
Columbus and 81 Louis
n mo After Monday. Dec, O..
1862,
Trains will run as follow"
u, Trains Daily from Columbus.
(sandsys exSeptsa)
F1vsT TRAIN.

am EXPIRES, via Dayton, OF LEO a, n, stop-
y, I,rdon' Xenia, Dayton, MidiletoWn and Ham
nj srsyine Al Cincinnati at go a. y connecting
sclv WIN Ohio an Mississippi Railroad foriousviile,
ncsnucs, ST. Lous, Cairo, and all points southTesl
, iv,nc al ST. Louis at I0:3O p. M at Dayton at tzo
rus I'D M Indianspolis at 0.55 o. m. connecting
i'm trains for LSiagstte Terrs Hants, ohcaSo' and
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Patent Sleeping Cars are run On al
Might Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.

p,,.... lh.sL.d Tlro,soh % Nsto York and Bo'sO''
NusVsss, ~ cTs1eiaad also. to Philadelphia ana
Rs,o York Vta 0rsst!Hs'
RETURNING ~
x,.,, szD,es. arrives at Columbus At II,
n,s.a,.t; Trpres arrives at Columbus st iOts A.
oaISmsus Aosommo datIon arrives as Columbus AZ
65OP. d.,
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SECOND TRAIN

otsoIRaATI AooOMH0DATloa At ';SU S,,c,,.S,; a, M
cSv,on and Indianapolis; arriving at Cincinnati at ~
ijJS q, n, Dsytou 9Oea. M indianapolis az ~ 20
n connecting directly al Lovelapd WIN lne h'
O. X u. for Uhillsothe, MaTlet'a ana rstAe-Du's'
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C0pv of Photograph from NIs or Y. n. DhOoMTI
shotOtno the t6eet OF S7ERLLNGS AABROSLA
d1 ei0htseS months.
CERTIFICATE.
This 10 to certify that about eighteen months ago,
commenced using STERLIHo's AMBRosiA. My halr was
short. thin, and rapidly falling OUT had tried many
Hair Tonios, Inv!goratoIs etc., without receiving any
benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosia hair ceased
alIlug out and oonnenced growing so rapidly as TO as.
tonish me. Now my hair 10 hck soft and glossy and
Il ys feet four Inches In lenghwhen let Gown, reach
ng 70 the foor. This wonderful result attribute SOLE
Jy 10 the use Of sfRsLrta's AmDRosA, as since com
nenese g'ng have applied nothing e,Ie 70 my naie
No. 493 Broadway, New York.
Wcadvss young persons, whose hair is beginning 70
fall out to take warning ia time, and Bavo their hair
by using the Ambrosa. 10 those who have already lost
thelY hair the free use Of the AhBRoSn Will surely
restore IT, q. It has done for ttoaedndS.
Dr. eTKnLrEas AMBRosIA 10 stimulating oily ex'
tract Of boos BaTks aud Herbs. It will cure all dis
esses Of the scalp and itching OF the head entirety
eradIcateB dandru, prevents the hair from lins out
or from turning prenatu turely grsy, cau.!nS grow
thick and long II 10 entirely different from all other
preparations, ard can 10 relied on
It we'll known fact to thousands In the city Of
New York that this 10 the only article yet discovered
that will cure the Disease Of the sea an6 cause the hair
% grow.
PRICE 100 PER Box containing two bottles
DR.. II. II. STERLING,
Cole Proprietor,
No. 4O3 BROADWAY, New YORK.
Tor aale By ail Druggists.
naIch30G3- -dowly -
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EnuRTH TRAIN

All And AZ. 0MbloDATloE a, SDaP M. stop
ali stations betseen Columbus and Cnslnnsd
49,. no :: Cincinnsti at % MI connecting o' Lon
70 o. syrinseeia t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03

from. goodroadsland gOOdlnaFkessi With
but little or no timber, and farther from
all known mines of stone coal. The land
in the vicinity of timber or Of salt springs
will be rapidly taken up. :
As soon as the war IS over the main
trunk and several Of the branches Of the
Pacific Railroad viii be commenced and
all who :hen haze farms open may con-
fdently expect to reep the benefits Of a
market for grain, beef, fruit, and all
kinds of farm produce, equal to any west
of the Allegheny Mountains. Even now
there is no place in the West where the
products Of The farm sell as high as they
do in the western portions of Nebraska:
In the counties lying on the headwaSers
Of the Big and Little Blue, corn has
sold for less than rs cents per Bashel and
sometimes il is as high as 81, and for
years 10 come, no matter how low il may
be in the States, the demand al the
Mines of Colorado viii ensure a high
price to all that is raised here.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03

But enough-o of this. The loss in our
Regiment is not SO very heavy, twenty
Eve or thirty killed and wounded will
cover it. We are the only Cavalry Reg
iment that dismounted and wentinto the
fight. None others could, as the brush
was irnpenetrable for Cavalry. We lost
Capt Russell, a gallant officer who fell
at his post. We can all recount narrow
escapes. A cannon ball passed very low
over my head and killed a horse dir ectlF
behind the. One of my men hadshis gun
broken to pieces by a shell while in his
hand, and escaped unhurt- Many bad
balls pass through their clothes and
doubt whether a man was engaged who
did not feel the wind Of q bullet.
The Kansas second is more feared and
respected than any Regimedt nfthe Ar
my of the Frontier. 3I.ad OF aea trIt
,3njasxs 5sni bra A., WdMATrHEws.l
Capt. Coe"G, Kasl Vols. e3a91 Is
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03

Thomas Davis, BEFORE e-orse '. riI.. ~.

Thomas Davis, Before sqorse ". MAS, aJurss
vs. the paaca e. and for - C1s--Ia
James 4 Cock nee and 70 Tit9ry II Ne5rna
To James x. Cook. defendant aHSve naust nan
hereby notified thaEan order OF astsc5mept W. snz
BY me On the 18th dsy o. F0Rsmber, A D. T2, aun
your goods, c~bsttiss, rigdp credits ard esscs, 1s
certain civil action nov peIding before ne ID via
Thomas Davis is Piaiutf ana ygu are defennn, uE
which said order o. attachment the ~f0l0Ei67 d8sdta
propertyW was seized ~ 4he-oacsr u waosehHsel
san5e vas put, to-wiS One COW aud thre rails
taken as the property Of the d~efendent herein, via
order o. attsehmeRt sndisHmm0ns was made ri inhB
on the 4tn DAY u December A. d. 1862, a. 10 0c14A
n. Nov Unless you appear and defend said a-sa
the l4th Of January A. d 1853, al ~ 0'cl0cE AEtr
which time sad 1GusS Was continrGf tae tsiE1B
being 3 nOn-Tesidsnt Of Ne5raska Territory, j1t-a
will be rendered against VOC f0F plaintiffs clsEs ~
the attached property ordered " be cold ;. 9gs5&
sameaHd costs Of sait.
THOMAS DAVIS, Plaa-1
By GEoRsE ". Mills, Up p a
D~ecember20h 1862 - ID y
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
~anERIFE,s SAIR-

On and By virtue Of Sn execution 60 me dirs1e p
sued By the CLerkof tue District Court IL sniI5s
maha County, Nebraska Territory, dated Moves
A. d, 1852, in a certain cause wherein = : Aftf
IS pisintih, and Jaoeb Cook a. defendant, Ihsge s
upon and will, on the 10th day uf January, 1859 tsff
TIE hours Of 10 O'Clock A. d and 4~-0'clock P y p
at public auction, 20 satisfy the judgmeos ia siiIh
The follow described real estate .to-git: Ila sie
west qaarter2Sf the south east quaTtsr snt-he ~
east quarter Of the south west quarter Of section p
thirtyfFQinfewuship No. four, il range - 49,
teen, east. in Nemaha county, Neb.aska IsTl14 !
the highest bidder FOR cash, in front OF Dens dA
Br0wntiiIeI III said county, beiag the place wee
court was4as8 heAd WeCOLEMAN5 SleA
By n. HACKNET, Deputy E< n
Decetubar l6thi 1852! us5-5
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
-manFR,s a4IF.

HAEW- -
In pursuance OF two deaeeso Of the plsulc-
and for Nenaha county, Nebraska lerntoEs- ~.
date June eth. 1852. the one h which STEPHEN ---r
oils is complainant, aud Heath Ruck0it aL 80
Of the state Of CbarfesM GreeveTi deteasel 8
respandeatsl the other in which Huatoh r.
'complainant, and the above named rea9onde -.
spondepts, I viii. OF fGesdays tie 2Cth aey q mi.
IA. D, 1863 atIt 07e10ekA. n, in front % Ds, 81
In BrOvnville, the place where me san ~
held gofsaid county, offer f0t sale o. t1e li-l5
for eaSb the following described real esta-e re-
The northwest quarteE Of the oruAsastqraLl III 10
southwest quarter Of the northeast quafss. gg
southeast qasrter pfths u5rrn sastqusrU sull
enc a. and sQutbeast QnauerOtnsEhtas ,SeSa
in section 40. s., township Ne 4 n9Th Lr+Fgss
Is. east also hzlf afSsoufhEest quafnsr 4. =
quarter. and lots tvs and three, In sec-l9- l3
township Mo- 4, nsfta Of ra8se No. TO- e1s' ,,,rer d
one, t7go. three and fQur, and nnrthNsst t~rlssi
southWes ST quarter, and south Tesrgra ftel -air1gi
quarter, and northeast quarter 81 oFlsnssSh
all in seetion No. 81, township No.4 n2rl1e
"a, east, in Eemaha county, EebEsskaI Fsencar
2 J. S. A n3+Ft
December 20th, 1867. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
.HOmesLead LaN I'M OperatIOn.

The Land Officers are1nbw, for the first
time for many months bdsy in attending
TO the business Of their Offices. The pro-
visions of the Homestead Law went into
operation on New Years day, since
which time there has been a rush to lake
advantage of its benefits. There may
not be a very large emigration here I'M
Ill after the war is over, yet settlers viii
be constantly coming from henceforth.
No person who desires TO take the
benefit ofthe Homestead Law by settling
in Nebraska, should delay one day in
coming and selecting his land. Though
the soil Of this Territory within two hun.
bred miles Of the River is all very fer
tile1not a barren, or worthless acre to
be found-yet there's other eircum-
stances that make some portions more
desirable than others.s The first to come
will be the 6rss served. Those who de-
Law fer several years. though they may
secure homes where they can raise crops
that cannot be surpassed; of corn, wheat'
tobacco, hemp. sOrgum fax, potatoes, and
all manner Of garden vegetables Sc''
&C.. and though they may have catile'
hogs, and sheep equal 10 any IN Aperi'
ca yet they must content themselves
with land farther from Ihs river, farther
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
Gtate Of Nebraska.

The advantages and importance OF Z
State form of government is again being
discussed in various quarters. From
private letters from Washington, we
learn that the Chairman of the Committee
on Territories, will report a bill to the
House, recommending that an enabling
act be passed to allow the Territories Of
Nsbraska and Colorado to form State
Constitutions preparatory 70 being admit
ted into The Union.
We apprehend there will be little DIFF
ference of opinion among the citizens of
Nebraska on this subject. A large ma
jori.y were in favor of its being admitted
several years ago, bu, it was then found
impracticable. -, sai
There is but one argument of any I'M
portance against it, and that is that the
aexpences of the Legislature, amounting
toS20,O0O per annum, now paid by the
General Government, would have to be
raid by the people Of the State. But
this would be far more than counterbal-
fenced by other benefits derived. The
emigration TO a new State has always
been four times as large as that to the
same place while ii was a Territory. A
different class of emigrants settle in new
States Capital, it is said, sis always
timed, and but little finds its way into
Territories, The Pioneers of the West
are mostly, men who have nothing but
their brawny arms and iron will, deter
mined to improve their fortunes by
Drawing all the hardships and privations
Of the frotier. They drive off the sava.
ges and Wild beast; trample down the
hazel. brush and thorns; erect school
houses and churches; build bridges and
make roads; open farms plant orchards,
and cause the wilderness to bloom like
the rose. When this is done a more
refined class of people begin to arrive +;
there is mere stability, and capital ven-
lures where more profitable investments
can be made than IN the over-crowded
East. As soon as a State Government is
formed capisalistst consider it safe to 10
cate in a new country. No natural adj
vantage has ever induced a very large
population to emigrate to any Territory.
Besides the advantages Of increased
migration is that of the donation, as soon
as 3 State is formed, of lands for rail-
roads and for schools. Any number of
branches of the Pacific railroad, running
from all the most important points on the
Missouri River to a common centre in
the interior will in a very few years be
necessary; and the sooner we receive
donations of land from Government to.
aid in their cOnstruction-before il is all
taken up by speculatOrs-the better. 81.
AS to the pitiful sum of $4,000 an
nualiy donated by Government for our
Legislative expenses, it viii not be half
equal TO the per e we will receive
fromsthe sale Of public lands within the.
nexi Eve years, if admitted as q State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
RnrnSLde,s CandOr..

A few days sgo-iheD Democratic papers
especially that tlsssathasi leans toward
s-ecessiOnism, from the New York World
and ST. Louis Republican down to the
Eebraskian, were loud in de%nonncing the
President and General Hslleck, for fore
ing Burnside TO attack Fredericksburgh.
That Burnside demonstrated in vain and
following his duty as q soldier, led bis
troops into the jaws Otrcert&fn death, Sc,
&C. Burnside has since written a letter
to Gen. HllleOk, admitting thathe moved
on Fredericksburgh against the united
advice of the President, Gen. Hall4ck,
and Secretary Of State. This rebuke 70
the journals that started the falsehood,
is severe, unless they have lost all sense
Of shame. ma aei, ghat9u /
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
The Legislature.

-H#.. -HEML r --..L 81 ...rr a.
We have lately received letters from
about half the members of the Council,
All profess to be opposed to meeting in
Legislative capacity this winter9 unless
called in extra session1by the Governor !
bat a number propose to 60 TO Omaha al
the time appointed for the Legislature to
meet-some for one pretext and some for
another. Thereiis little doubt that a few
of the members are anxious for some
excuse to meet and hold a session this
winter /; yet we think public opinion IS
SO strongly opposed that no one will
openly advocate it., It is believed by
many that the members from Douglas
cannot be trusted B3that they are in favor
of holding a full session 9abut from all we
have seen aud heard from there, we be-
lieve they are honest and earnest in OPP
position 70 it. p ~ ~
Some say there is now a great neces-
sity for meeting that the Governor De-
sires certain measures accomplished, If
so, let him call a epeciGISession for special
purposes, but in no case Get the members
violate their pledges to Che people. his
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
NANUFACTURES. ARTICLES, AND
IL .ftE ppnDfTfsrS
sPEO1FIC1 ASP AID vALoRElf DUTY. (

:. NJ 9fHOiFIN ANFlAL FA-0 :,
Sec. IS. And be is fnrtlseE enacted. That on and
after the frst Gay Of August, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, every ipdiVidual partnership, film, assoc
citation or CORPORATION, Z ana any word OF words in
this sst indicating or referring to person or persons
shali 90 taken to mean and include partnerships
firms, associations, or corporations, when not 9lheF-
Wise designSted or mAnifestly incompatible with the
intent thereof shall comply With the following re-
gniroEnents, that ID to SAY; 44. TX
FirBt. Before c0mEsncind, or, II already COM
nSnosdj bsfers eonanaing, any such maaufasture
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
STRAY OK

Straysd rom the subscriber, near 81. sts1s-,
20 = seg.emoet a oflndts oz5 VIA Fs5U
On nlS IeH sI1e aDout eight years Olc hsdNaTv-[
horns ana asf0rE ElnrneGks NaE
An1PersohretarHlng the OK, o. gr7inr i-
leading y Ris recovery Willie ibsrSEy -
December 10Th, 1861. AUtA
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03

A light sorrel colt, with a blaze H. ia l,s ,,-
nlad foot white, 0ne year old last June. 49,
1ne residence Of Thomas Harnou somudns stF-i :,
summel. Any one returning the COLT % ne $780,
or 10 The Advertiser once, will be- jib,raIIs -
December 10Th, 1862.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
No WHOw n NAV CONCERN

Tire Co-partnsrshiR Beretofore existN l4
name and style ofLe4, Striesler & gog Is tAiS
solved 1HmuthaLc9n4enttsA ii
TIE business Of said frm VIII 20 settled By oN- y
Stricken, 70 whom all debts dye the house -
'''F.'9IiIG q G$4EkssSSSssstt H5s55F
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03
STRAyED or sFOLEy.

AIbay mare, three years0ld abnut fCurteee
half handshigh- Hasa blaze dnths lace, Cas 80.
white, Hasa brand on left SHOULDER, woieh
to describe. Any one returniug The mare q a
delros q the underagnsd ed ne afHBmaha Oiy,
tnformatioD ,tbat Wi = lead 70 heT .~Tsc3yeEy
orally rewarded. JgtA S4
October 2SJn,1 1852. nI5-8 ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-01-03

Taken up by the undersigned, living siz
NsmahafCity, in Nemaha county, NetfssF,
day o. DeeemDer 1872, one pale red coz. vi
Naits ace left hofR qF3oped, smooth siay Of a.
each ear and white Stain iR $hs Fsbesd.s1
snail red Cow, aRoQtthEee years 5d- ~b
No., WILLIALF PIIZF mi
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