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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
OMAHA, N. T., Feb. II, '65.

Friend COlhoPp: l suppose you are
aware that Co. &C" Capt. GrIan COM
handing, is stationed at this place. The
boys are all well ~exoeptJ. C. Miller and
Jerry Wells, and they are not donger-
ously sick.
The order to consolidate our regiment
with the Black Horse,' has been re-
ceivsd, and ia a few weeks we will be
re-organized.
The Legislative mill has ground its
grlsts, and The millers have departed for
their homes. In looking over a list Of
the Laws aud Joint Resolutions, | find
there are quite a number entitled; An
Act to Amend; others, An Act to Re-
peal; others again, An Act Supplement-
al. The question naturally arises Why
does the Legislature at one session pass
laws, aud al the next session repeal them?
There is too much unkerihg, IL would
be better to have biennial sessions.
One Joint Resolution is, of thanks 10
companies a" ''B" and &C" of the
2nd brigade, and "A" LIST brigade, Ne
braska Militia, for gallant services on
the frontier.
This is all very well on paper, but as it
is the only pay the poor fellows get for
forr or six months service, and as it, un-
fortunately, will not buy bread and meat,
nor ever lagar beer, i; is very poor pay
after all.
The people of Omaha have had seve-
raj sensations this winter LIST, Captain
Haskell, the great Presti-presti-some-
thing, l can't spell the word. Cd, The
Annual show, called the Legislature
Sd, An Agent of The North Western
Sanitary Fair, who is now "stirring them
up with a long pole" to. contribute monny
for the relief Of our suffering soldiers in,
a horn.
Captain Haskell does not pretend to
be anything but a humbug. and he gives
you your moneys worth of the article.
He is honest.
But of all the humbugs, that ever did
! umbug the people, these Sanitary affairs
are the greatest.
/ have been some among sour suffer.
ing soldiers J" / have been a suffering
soldier myself, but l have never known
n suffering SOLDIER hat ever receiv-
ed one dimes worth of benefit from the
Sanitary Commission. This may sound
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
PAWNEE.
(Contiauea from First Page

NSOtF -
An act TO attach a portion Of Polk
county to Plat county.
An ACT to repeal au aCtt - res'riB swine
from running al large within the limits
of Richardson county 50 far as the same
relates to the tract Of land known as the
Half Bract tract.
An act 10 Incorporate Rock Ladge No
s, of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellow.
An act 10 incorporate A%llmannen Lodge
M. s J.. o, o F.
An act to legallle the organization Of
Jones county.
An act to apporlion one member of The
House of representatives to Hall. But.
falo and MERCK counties, and to discern
meet SAID counties from Platte county.
An act to amend ''an &C to restrain
cattle, sheep and swine from running al
large IN Cunning Precinct, Washington
county, Nebraska Territory" approved
Jan AIRY Sd, 1862; also an act to ameud
said act, approved February ID, 1864
An act to restrain catlIe from running
at large in ST Johns precinct, Dako'a-
county, Nebraska Territory.
40 act to amend al act entitled. San
act to restrain stock from roaming at
large during the night in Pawnee coun-
~" approved February 10Th, 1864.
An act TO amend IAN act to iucorpe-
rate The Platte VALLEY Bridge Company,
approved Feb. 18Th, 1854.
An act to allow tn City Council Of
Desolo to establish aud keep a ferry az.
cross the Missouri river IN Washington
county.
An act to repeal an act EMIT led "aa
set allowing sheep 10 run at large in
Decatur precinct, Burt county approved
Feb. 43th, 1864
An act 10 restrain bulls from running
at large IN the counties OF Cedar. Dixon
Dakota and Pawnee. aud precinct Of
North Bend in Dodge county, Nebraska
Territory.
An act to restrain stock from running
at large i'll Douglas county.
An act to vacale the alley ia block 81
in The town Of Salem, Richardson coun-
ty. Nebraska.
An aet supplementary 10 an act to in
corporate the City Of AragO, approved
Jan 10. 1860.
An &C, to amend an act entitled 'an
act to RESTRAIN stock from running at
large during the night in Pawnee coun-
w." approved Feb 10, 1854.
An act to make stock liable for all
damages that they may commit within
the limits of town l3, range 9, Saunders
county.
An act for the relief of Alonzo v.
Porter.
An act relating to schools in Wyoming
City Otoe county, Nebraska.
An act 10 vacate block No. l02, 10 the
of Ponca, in Dixon County.
An act TO vacale a portion Of the town
plat of Salem, ia the county of Richard
son, Nebraska Territor y.
An act 10 amend ian act to restrain
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
Omaha, Neb. Feb. 9th 1866.
Mr. Editor

Mr.. Editors
The contested case did moi come up.
A recess was taken until 2 O'Clock P. M.
at which time it was supposed the inves-
LEGATION would be resumed. but owing TO
''snap judgement" taken by the Demo.
Gratis, the Council was adjourned until
tomorrow. l shall always entertain the
idea that tie aforesaid members do not
desire to give the case a fair hearing,
and have, and are, laboring 10 save II of
until the expiration of the session,
although, they avOw TO the contrary.
A lengthy bill for an acl relative 10
real property was ordered TO be engross
ed Tor a third reading. Il is an exact
copy of the New York code. As far as
| can Judge it will pass.
An act Incorporating the Nebraska
City Petroleum aud Coal mining COM
pany was passed by the Presidents vote
This is the biggest thing of a special na-
ture this session, and done too by men,
who have talked i emselves hoarse
against such Legislation. Those i~nleres-
ted should consult the Council %jouranal
for 1866.
The House considered c. F. No. 5
relative TO changes In the Revenue Law.
This is a bill of much importance, and
/ regret to see that there is a DISPOSE
zion on the part of some to kill it.
The Dog Bill passed The House, and
will receive Gov. Faddock's approval in
a few days, 1t is huge. All the reve-
nue. that is collected from this source.
you can put in your eye! 1t is consid.
cred a good joke on dogs, and q forcItle
argument for a spIended JOB for the
"f~ooI.klller" should be pas this way.
Feb. z.
This forenoon, Mr.. Kennedy of Doug
las, attempted to speak against time OH a
mill. dam bill, in order TO stave off the
consideration of the contested case
The gentlemen has some WiRd, but failed
TO accomplish his object. The Council
resolved itself INTO The Committee OF the
whole. and did not rise until 6 O'clock,
P. NJ. when Mr.. Grihey, from Dakota
offered a resolution declaring the seal
vacant six voting In the affirmative and
five in the negative 1t was so ordered.
This. in the opinion Of your CORES
pendent, is not only a singular but un-
jusufyable proceeding. 1t carries the
admission that Mr.. Clark did not have
a good case, and if fully investigated he
would loose it. This may be the view of
some, but the fact is. the friends of Mr..
Blanchard had become convinced of the
r~ottenness Of their cause, and willing to
accept the horn Of any dilemma. Mr..
B. has occupied the seat, drawn the pay
until within a few days of the adjourn
and can we'll afford to take up his
bed and walk" but ye honorable gents
who voted away the right of Mr.. Clark
TO be heard should remember that the
day is coming when a man will be judged
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

of the Secretary, and / am told was
quite a plesant last meeting Of the mem
bers. Whatever of bad feeling may
have been engepdered during the ses-
sion was forever buried around the gay
and festive board.
Mr. Abel agent for the Eorth-Wes-
tern SANITARY fair entertained the MEM
bers with a patriotic song, and speech
after which a collection was taken up,
result some S37, and s27, Of which con.
!ributed by members of the Council =
O. P. Mason feeling ashamed Of the
amount called the Council together. and
an additional sum of S5l was raised
making in all SIS paid by that body.
Some of the House members actually
gave as much as ton cents! The pulse
Of patriotism must certainly ksve throbed
high 10 the music of the Union when the
fingers of the honorable legislators
fumbled in their '~'scsassI SKINS" IL search
of The enormou sum aforesaid! How
great is our admiration Of a free gov
ernment! open We gates" and lei the
law making patriots come in.
The act relative to changes in the
Reyenue Law, makes taxes due first
Monday in December, and delinquent
frst OF may. Penalties. ana interests on
taxes unpaid for 1864, extended to first
of May 1865. This is now law it
should have been the first act of the Leg
lsIature. Il was, however, delayed in
the House until the last moments of the
session. The act providing for the re-
vising of our, laws glves,t the Governor au.
lhority to appoint a Revlser who is to re-
ceive $500 for the work, being allowed
whatever sum is necessary for assistants,
and required to report on or before the
second day of bext Legislature, The
"Notary Public act authorizes the Gov
enor to appoint &c.
A night Herd Law was passed for
your County. Your people should dis
cuss the subject OF a Hard Law, and
send up mep TO the next Legislature in
structed one way, or The other. Have a
full investigation of the arguments for
and against he law. I would advise
those who hsvs only hsard one side OF tn
question to wal. until the Other Is pre.
sented, and no, believe the mani fal>e
rumors afoat about The special herd idw
tar" Wait nu'il yoa hear the facts.
The acl relative to Real Estate, vas
ndefI itely p%os!poced by the House.
The School BILL also met a like fate by
that body.
The Chancery bill passed withoa,
much oppooltion~ Lawyers say it is a
good Law. and should il be true, it is
about the only good thing enacted this
sesfion.
This being my last Communication
fromthe Capitol. > / take my leave q
you and your readers, hoping at no dis
day we may meet again, and that
all things may work well together for
The good of the people Of Nebraska.
.Hu revOir.
PAWNEE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

Our exchanges are behind time. The
rebel accounts report a repulss to Kill
pstrick's division, which was marching
on Augusta to destroy the railroad, on
the l4th. On the 18th all railroad CON-
munication with Charleston, was report.
ed cut. Another division of Shermon's
army bad fanked Branchville, and had
captured Hamburg, Aiken and Orange
burg. On the 18th Sherman's left wing
was wal reported fifteen miles north Of
Branchville and within fifty miles Of CO.
lumbia, while his right was in front of
Charleston, two miles distant, threaten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

sheep and swine from running at large
vi,hin the limits of Pawnee county" ap-
proved January, 9Th. 1861.
An act 10 repeal The charter and IN
corporotion Of The tewn Of Falls City. N
Richardson's county N. T.
An act 70 locate a Terrial road from
Lancaster, IN Lancaster county. TO the
porth-west corner of town eleven, of
range one east Of the sixth principal
meridian.
An act to change a portion Of the
territorial road from Rule, Richardson
Co. 10 Blue. Spaings ID Gage 20.
An act 10 locate and establish a Ter
~ritorial road from Vest Point, Cum
ming county 10 Ponca. Dixon County
IA act 10 locate a Territorial road
from Fort Calhoun to FOntenelle, IN
Washington county.
An act 20 locate and establish a Ter
r%itorisl road from the ioil bridge on the
Littie Eemaha, 10 Roy's Ferry on the
Big Nemaba.
An act 10 locate and estab.ise q Ter
%ritorial road frsm Washington, ID Oioe
coupey 10 Lancaster in Lancaster coun-
ty, n. T.
An act to locate d Territorial road
from Browngiile 10 inlersect the road
leading from Nebraska City to Fort
Kearuey.
An act TO locate a Territorial road
from Forest City. in Sarpy Counts, TO
the south line of Lancaster county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
no CONsUNEFTEYES Is.

TIE Advertiser Having been Restored to
Health in q few wesks, oy a very simple remody, az
Ter having suffered several years WiJh a severe lung
affection end that dread disease, COusum9 lO1-h
ANXIOUS to make known to his feilew-sufierer the
msanaof care.
n all who desire 81, be will send 3 copy Of the Pre-
seFiDsiou used free Of charge With tne directions
g. Tnrerarings ard nsirg the same. which they will
er5a Sure CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTH-
MA. BRONCHITIS, dc. The only object Of the
ssvortiser ia sending the Prescription i to beuehs
tie afflicted. and spread Information which be con
osiye Is 20 he Invaluable, and he hopes eveey sufferer
viii Try dis remsdy, as it will cost them nothlng ana
may prove a blessing.
PsTties wishing he prescription will pleaSe address
Rev. RDW ARDA WILSON,
23-sm Williamsburg, Kings CO.. Nav York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
NEW
LEGAL. NOTICE

James Jefers, John letters and William JeFers wi
take uoIee that B%eujamine +. LHshba lgh dad. oil
he 65h day O. January. A. ID. 1855. ffa his bill OF
ca apiairt, j.. IN. District Court 0f Neidaha COuAty
Nebraska Territory, in Chan Gerry, against AMI,
Jed r., James LETTERS, jain JrTars, Revert Jefers,
William jefers. i.aae Jeffers, isaiah JEFF rs. Mary
A. Jefers Manuel F. LETTERS, ElizIbeth A. LETTERS
and JUhn l. Carson defendants for he foreelOs-
ure Of a certain Deed Of frost, or mar gage, given
by ThomiS differs, deceased, in biz lifetime, to tn
said Complainant ana defendant J ina b.. CsFsan
OF the North East quarter o. SECTION No. Twelve
(I2l in Township No. Eve 81 North Of Rfnye No,
fifteen Isl East, IN Said County, and Territory,
to secure the payment Of q certain pri1lssOsy 9Ote
tor the sum Of $3.50 90 with interest thereon n al.
tate If Eve per cent per Month. The nbjeet 4ul
PRAYER OF said bill IS 10 toreclOse Snii Deed
trust. or nor gage and for the sale OF SAID prem
ises to pay the laJuey SO secured. You are rcqU
a. appear srl aa-ssrs Sad bill on the ten5k
~ April. Al 1853 s6r too N vii b lakes
as rue ag5 q decree entered accordingly.
Dated Brow ayiile. Febcaary, 2lst 1855.
CHARLES o.. DORSEY.
23-4t $3.50 Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

1t is an old saying that "pslitics make
strange ed-fellows; )" and it seems
varifed by The effects of the Peace Mis-.
sion. Wade, of ohlO-whO opposed the
Presidents reconstruction policy-is
iercely calling for the Presidents au-
thority for hold a conferences on board
a Government vessel with rebels while
Fernando Wood comes out boldly for the
war; because negotiations for peace on
the terms proposed by the President have
failed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
JAMES Fl. PEABODY,
Med. Dir. Dis. Neb.

The Cass County Sentinel is about to
change hands, E. Giles going out and
f. Cockey & Co., taking charge. The
paper will Exchanged in everything ex-
cept the name. Il is to be neural in
politics, Atd.at The same time strictly
loyal. We wish the new proprietor sue
cess, and congratulate the old proprietor
aud Cass county, upon his retirement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

The following we find in the Omaha
Republican, and is applicable 10 Nemaha
as well as to every county 10 the Terri
tory:
1.-The wounded st the military posts in
the District OF Nebraska are much in
need of rags for dressings. | take this
method of soliciting aid in this matter,
from tie Ladies. Any woro-out linen
or cotton garments are suitable for this
purpose, The older the better. =
JAMES H. PEABODY,
Med. DIR. Dis. Neb.
We hopeour Ladies will respond by
seDdfhg il. what the can spare. They
may be left at Rev. Isaac Chivington',
residence, in This city, or at this office !;
and when a suficlen, quantity is collect
ed they will be sent 10 Mr.. Peabody, al
Omaha. Let them be clean, and tear
seams as much as possible. Send
as soon as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

had an engagement with the Eetels which
resulted in advancing our lines two miles
nearer that city.
Nsshing of Importance has iranspired
in front of Richmond.
The Libersllsls have won several en-
gsgements in Mexico, and have posres.
sion Of a majority of the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
Free.
no

A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous DsbiIa y. In
competency, Premature Decay and Youthful. Error
actuated by d desIe to bsneht others, will be happy
to furnish 10 Sll who need it, Gree IF charge the
recipe and DIRECTIONS for making the simple remedy
used in bis case. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers bad experience, and possess = snre and
valuable remedy. can 90 30 BY addressing him at
OHee at bis place Of bssiness. Tue Recipe AMI fuH
infOrmatirn-of vital importanee-Wi be cheer
fully sent by return mail. Address
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. so Nassau StreeteN. y.
P. 8. Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes viii End
this Information Invaluable zj-Sn
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
LEGAL NOTIcF--

JOnsthan David val take
Hughes a. plaintiff bss eeJ
against The said David as ae- y,
~ SIDE ot the District Cs1r
she 4erntory Of Sebreka.
5t saiGbd! IS 10 obajna Dor
ing ard a~nnulinga certain
~ o. ~esiosasat, Aagus. 81 ls
fg@5'sf o. Section ioluise
Nort9 % Hasse fourteen Easff 3
Aeria.sn, sllaa Cd IN 'aid ,o.97
a. having been obtained ir,m
! rce' $50. enae aHd threas (
fendant to reconvey said ia.at
Defendant Is requiCei to n,s
or before the 9Th DAY Of Nana
EN- Hn.
February, 9th 1855. 2l-Ag@
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
That vermin.ranch editing the News
at Nebraska City, gSls of the following !:

That vermin.ranch editing the News
at Nebraska City, gsis of the following /:
"SOme fabergastic fellow by the name
of Hollowday-a member Of the Legis-
lative Council from SONS county below
here-bss been making n highly ''loyai"
intensely patriotic" and very apparent
ly d emagogueicsl Grafton upon the subject
of aid to soldiers widows and orphans.
The only original remark. perhaps, in
the whole lot of twaddle, which this fell
low has evolved, aas that soldiers were
fed once q week upon blue STICKY beef. y
The above needs no comment. Such
copperhead slang, and covert thrusts at
anything and everybody hat may tend
to alleviate the harships of the soldier or
his family, are the main stock in trade
of this ranch. It's head and front. Ajax,
was but recently arrested for using dis
loyal language in the streets of Nebras-
ka City. When State Government was
being discussed, he opposed it because
be was opposed to the draft.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
TAXNO5
oae. Collector q ID I
Dist. Of HE ~ cy =
IXCO" 20

Nonce j. hereby q ths
assessed i'm accordance
'JoiDt Rsloladon OF Cor .l q
1884. imposing a SIee'I ipss
upon the gaius. Pro5g. bas
DIM DeeembOrSl 1922 rr+
~ shs Assessor Of M ,s5
are now due and psya2 ,Fstls
hereby demand d ; sI' ses d1
n The City Of BreEly. FeUs@
Monday. tie l3sa day AZ
nnrposs Il rceeiying sac a@.srl,si
an persons who BAL 20
IF their taxes hereby a.sTbs
dsvla.t above uamee' r,p
Jay L. ten per es6tuD ado
Int sr service 50 ais
Fetbsr sitb fonr cents 3
seS NECESSARILY fTarsis .SS.Ioes
0@s. sours, from e0'
Il q $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
z z III A L DIS s A s = s

Treated b. a Nev Method with speedy an lie
most happy results.
The Doctors Rooms are crowded daily y pers9us
pronOuucca iucuta"ie by ne whule Medical Faculty,
examined by me Dec. Clairvy ant Eye, wltuOut
askihL questions. he Tells the Gau-e LcatiaI and
Condition o any and ali Disel>es, 6ni whFther N8cau
promise re ief Persons On the verEs o. the slave,
ara such as have nos walked for years, are u " wing
70 testify t. the Doctors Wonderful Skill aud S4-scas.
The Decor aTverfiseS Othing but Whaf he naS t1e
abb ijyfo per,1cIns dHd viii give tAs most CODpIeLs
sat.si aclilU 40 ali WHO c.me uuder his treatment. In
val Is @Gv cduu,1 cons 0:t the Doctor IN person, ian be
exsl1iYci and prosclbei for By sending by letter a
simple 81 reuIeHt Of their cases. References to Cures
parfrrfyed. che fui y made
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

A PAPER FOR THE SOLDIER, HI SAIL
OR AND THE FAMILY CIRcLE Harry
Hazel's Yankee Blade published
weekly. Devoted to Facts. FIcuon and
the Romance and Spice of the Universal
Yankee Nation.
Each number contains first-class StO-
ries, Tales. Adventures, Legends, Drum
head Sermons. Comic Sketches. Wit and
HumOr, Poetry, News and Information
for the Millin.
Terms $500 per year IN ADVANCE
Single copies sent on receipt Of 5cls.
Address, JONES x CO..
Publishers, 30 Congress, St,
Bosom, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
NOTICE

On Saturday, March Ilth, 1864. I FiI Of er for
sale. 70 n, b zE=st bidder tor cash in hand, IN E q
CIty Of BroFayilie, Semaha county, Nebraska, 0ae
Eosn Pony four year ed. taken up by Ihowas
Beard. AID appraised az $50.
nZ3 30 R.V. RICHES
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

ly saying, charity begins at home" and
BAN afraid hat the wives and children
of our scldieru,-wbo are in every neigh
bOrhoods-Are suffering fer such things
as the people can give, more than the
soldiers themselves, and / advise the
people of Nebraska to give all Of their
money, and clothing, and d~elicacies, %
these suffering ones at home.
Ii may not lock as grand on paper, to
distribute $500 or $1,000 among the
soldiers families in your WI county, as
it would, TO donate the same amount of
money to a Sanitary Fair, and have i,
published. But the soldiers will bless
you for it. Their families viii bless yeu
for it. And better still, God will bless
you for 1t.
A friend teIlsme the following circum-
stances, which l write down not for the
purpose of finding fault with the conn
milted of ladies, for | suppose they acted
according to ''human nslur."
A few weeks ago the Ladies Sol
drers' Aid sociey collected about three
hundued dollars. for destitute soldiers
families. Their attention was CALLED 10
a certain case, a woman and four chil
dren. The husband and his oldest son,
are soldiers, aud have not received their
pay fer eight mouths. After TWO weeks
DELAY. a committee visited the family,
and after asking many questions, some
of them unnecessary. they refused to
grant any relief, because. the soldier
owned the house his family hved in
Wise decision! Noble Ladies! they de-
serve a medal.
l appeaLto any, and all soldiers, to state
whether or not / have told The truth about
the Sanitary Commission.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
MOO

George ". CroWdsr vi t,E.
ofs.esr' As plaintiff, has fisd ao.l'e d,
mn IN tae District Coen Of sa
ofaS9A Territory the object saS
tien Is 70 obtain a dec, e. n l payer
70 with said GeoEgs W. ssOu
Sfie ailmony and that tie Az
4: =. = Of Use Sc. = O. sec /.
q fahss u, east CT Tie Ga
johnson county IN saiG & la
= asSfsea to her as alinsay.
qasreu % ani"er BY IL iva d.. a
'''
2s-4, ID E. v. 7Ba,
Sol. Il,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
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as 9EMA, heretofore consider ed an i1Dirab.e
disease D treated with perfect success in every IL
sta. q b. The DuLt1r's new " discovered method
Al 4 sc OF CANCER OF no matter how long
stensILg removed in irsm Nv elve to wenty-tlur hours
eftloui Instrument OF pain, ny a process revealed TO
the Doctor While 10 tho C,aIrvoyaat state. which 10
kn.wn to no other person liviag. n23-1F
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23

DIED.. February 2Ist, 1855. Of Spotted Fe-
yer. aged Y years and - days, EDwIN GEO GE, son
of George " and Ann Bratton, of this city.
Il was loved by all who knew him here,
And whore better known be EiIl be betterl0Ved
Seddenl<. in this place, February l5tn, FANNIE
youngz~t daughter Of P. B. Allison, aged l9 years
z months, and . days.
AsleePin Jesus.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
W.. A. P.

four ideas, with regard to the SAM
tary Commission, coincide with friend
P's. We all remember The situation Of
our paroled prisoners at Benton Barracks.
We have heard but one who l~eAtifies to
its assistance, and that only to a very
limited extent. Besides, this idea has
occurred to US since reading the above ::
Does this Agent for the Fair donate his
time and expenses? If not deduct at
least $3.50 per month from he amount
be may receive while in this Territory,
and we ask what per cent. will the fair
receive? Would II not look better, to
give to the Fair without being pressed to
il and feed suffering ones al hons with
this agency fee. At best, it is poor
charity that Is forced, and for The sake
of notOristy goes first beyond The poor
whom ye have alwas among ye."--RD
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-23
SALE OF APPRAISED =.

We tse undersigned APu.i,.,
SgsePh Kelly J.P1 sppr2issd 1es,.'
'Assn ~ o. Jesse GSOd ateirbt,
lac aoeFs 70 be sold to a.
cash on The 4th day II March, y e.
Peru y. I. February, 81 1855
q st ID.