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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

system. OF Common Schools, so essential
to the existence Of a Republic and the
development of lbe natural resources of
our Territory, by encouraging the erec-
ton of railroads, and bridges. by the en-,
courae emens of Immigration, and by The
introduction of improved stock. ] have
also ~endeavored to aid the other Terrific
rial officers in the work of SO managing
The financial affairs of the Terri tory so
as to relieve the people from the
large Territorial debt that has so long
been a burden to them. How far l have
succeeded in these aims and wishes, must
be left for others to Judge. None how
ever, can regret any manifest short-com-
ings, more than myself. 1t is also due
TO my feelings. that | should cypress my
gratitude to you, and through you to the
people of the Territory for the kind and
generous manner in which l was receiv-
ed and have been uniformly treated by
each of you at the different sessions of
the Legislature, aud by the people al
large. r aaf os-
Although The labors and duties of the
Executive ofiee are Onerous, and 10 some
extent irksome, yet the candid manner
in which all nay recommendations have
been received by yeu and your predeces-
sors, and the generous responses by the
people Of The Territory, 10 ali demands
that / have had to make upon them, has
more than compensated me for all my
anxious solicilude and labor. 81
In conclusion, | would say hat / will
most cheerfuliy cooperate with you dur
ing The present session, in perfeclihg
such measures as the public safety aud
welfare may require, and your wisdom
devise. and expressing the hope that al
The conclusion of your elaboration, Oh
your return TO your homes, you may re-
ceive the approval of an enlightened and
generous constituency.
ALVIN SAUNDERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
~GUARDIANS SAFE.

d Notice is h=ceby given that parsuant to an -
der of sale ssutd by the probate Court Of Nrnsi'
County. N,braskq ferritory. l&if on Saturia
IN 25th day Of JsonaGy A D. lSj5, sell at pnhi
,,ueiun. t. ihe highest bidder for cash. the folio
ing d,scr5bed Road Estate, 80 wit; The S,uta En-
quarter OF Section ~. fourteen Il in Tow HShu'
50 four s. NIrtn IF R+l;} y f'r,t1 10 Ia.
of the 6th p]cia.ipaI nsridi,n ia NeInsaH CouBty
Nebraska Tecrifcrv.-
SaG S4le WIZ take piGeei IN kspia&all Ncm-
IS County, Mt.
JOSEPH 0PELT.
rs 2t!-S7 -. Guardiaa lof samuel Bal!.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
LFCAI NOTI(E.

Mary JsneSher;y win take notice that ABRAHAM
r. Sherry As ptaiatif Rts Girj a petition i1rthe bis
tgict Court Of N-mlha County Nebraska TerritoT,
10 he Csuncery seib thereof. against heras defend
snGt. TIE Gujoc and prayer o. sid petition IS g.
abrain a decree Of said Court annulnng the ma-riag
r..atlon heretofore existing bstw isue said P%srtIesr
III y the said pa cites lrom the bonds or mItri
meuv. DtfaHAanttis reaUHcdbD atrw~ said
utian by tho 20ta day Of tsbrgpry A.D- ls67t sdi
laa z. W. THOMAS.
la 50 Sol. fUr Compliant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The St. Joseph Herald says that a
gentleman called there and showed them
specimens of shot gold taken from the
sands of streams in the Black Hills, also
lead Ore' in nearly pure state. of which
ne says ne saw one solid vain nearly
three feet thick. He says the Trip to
these mines car be made from ST. Joseph
in ten days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ESTRAYC 0WS

Taken up by ths u6iecsisGed living near Glen
Rooa Ncbraska .one large brown Cow white face.
black ring round the left eye. half crcp off the
right esr. also. one large b'a,k Cow letter &C. ca
right hip. Each supposed to be 7 years old in thg
Spring s i0t ras- g1
I6-3t-p'd JONATHAN GILL. s
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

BY marrying again a soldiers widow
fOrfeits all her pensions from the date Of
such marriage. and if she again become
a widow she canho, resume them. This
is according 10 an aetof Congress, july
lst. 1854.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

To ali whoH9 1T 4aay cOEcerz-
Notices. hereby given thai .ap6icstion has thtd
been in1dsfOr he arP1igtmsnt of an admiuistri-
tnrupon the Estate Of jefferson L Colnbs, decras
Ell and thaJ M,udiy, he 23l day Of Urinary. A
D.. 1868 18th. ;ime set 10 8 AZ said aypiica'ipf
Br0wuyiiie. January "a 1908.
ID. &. SAUNDERS,
1876 $3.50 kroi ate judy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Ta6en up by the undersigned living in nouglas
Precinct Hemaha Co. One red and white spsck-
led stecr. one year old branded on the left hip
with an "F' and on the right hip win Il" no 9th
err MARKS or brands.
I6-3t-pd JAMES ". JONES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
PROBATE NOTICE

To all whom it nav c01eeru, EOtice - heree'
< ven that ap. cation las he"a mtde t. the Pr
Bate Court II Esmaht County, Nebraska, for 20
appointment Of an Ad ainis'rIror. with The VIII
arn-xeI, and That Monday, the Both day of ia.
1865, is she iimcset t. hear Saa 1".Hen.
u. { S NDERS.
ldo-I7-3tP'd. T<55ate Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
NEW ADVERTTSE2ENTS
AN ORDNANCE.

To Prohibit the erection Of Woofsa buill-
ings on any Of the lois. fronting on
Main Street, an Blocks No One and
TUo, Nineteen and twehty-ia the
City of BrOunriIle.
SEcrloN BE it Oordained by the Couueil Of
the CITY Of BroWnYille: That from ard after the
3Ist day of January d. 1855, it shail be unlawful
for any person to erect any wooden building, on
any of the lots fronting on Min Street In Blocks
number One { L and Two(2l. Nineteen [ls), and
Twenty GO. in the City OF BrOWnYillc.
SIC. ?. ANY person fsud,ng against the pro-
visions eff this Ordinance shall. 90 conviction
thereof be fined in any sun not exceeding Fifty
dollars And it shall be and is hereby made the
duty Of the Marshal Of said City, in case any per-
son shall erect, or ommenc the erection Of any
wooden building in the limits prescribed in Section
one of this ordinance, to tear down. and remove
such building, if the owner thereof shall neglect or
refuse to remove the same after one days notice be-
ing given, by the Marshal. to the owner, if be be
found in the City, if not by leaving a writer, or
printed notice in some conspicuous place on the
premises.
Tie above Ordinance was adopted at a meeting
of the Council Of the City of BrownvilIs, held Jan
uary, Sth 1855. e8 F.
&C. DORSEY, Mayor.
Attest, VIII. MeGREERY, elk.
= lS-2t $i0,00. a
ACKERS Of all kinds, Soda. Eu ter, Boston, Sugar,
inc and Piek-Eis Crackers, Cream biscuit and
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
HRIIt SAFE.

bOn Saturday JlnItry 28th 1855. The Board o..
Cnu.ty Commissioners will sell at Public sale e.
the higesi bid Tor cash ta the premises. The
cumberland al miferial Of the Oi Bridge acrCss the
Little Nsmaha. known rs Long bridge.
By an ord i Of the i|oa-d
~ WILLIAM II. H01TE8 Go. OK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
BilIs Tscsiysolo for lam,


NHHa
50 SLAVES q S Trnst C.. 'atas T.
ptuy's stock y. York
100 shares Metrnpohiance5 va o.
stock New York,
zoo shares M~suufactursr, HN@ ID
snd rebates aank 80.
New York
4C0 sha~es Mechaaics Lx-r oo &.
stock, Nav YORK.
COO share M~erchant-5 Fr 10 g.
chaage bank stock N y
100 shares AercF ants 'ooo o.
hank stock. New York
30t shares Farmers aliNa. Us
chanics b'k st'k Htr flrt
900 shares city bksrk g
$50 share Aetna . % q
40 90 PlOemx " " 90
300 do Mercantile bank Ga
ste,k U8rtfyrd
I26 SHAFTS Stale bank stE Us
Hartford pt
81 shares Hartford Bkdk AN
Hartford.
80 shares Conn River " IL
stock. Hartfar3. a..
10 shares Hartford co. bk a
sfOCk Hartford,
100 sha = SsJT Britain w y
Stu. X, New Britain G. H.
no >HA ~ Citizens bfk SIX
Watef 5ury CT Ie.
IS hare W~dt=rbTry bk
SIX waterbury c.. 10,
so hafes Was "a DIST
* SIX, S. CtAf CIV s6.s
$50 share ouft-i5bZsik
BvWmaH-Tiiir l8-,
le0-aares Hlf exc Water
D w@r cos e * lao. o.
20 New B1t4ln Wt-e honis I.a, M
10 paerfosd Cit bonds Ijso rt
% Teun. state bynj> 2yos IL
Us STOCK 1a-1O Treasury
Note, aooo IA
U S. SKIES or 1881 2aeo
q 5 FIVE Tweuhes ea a.
9hiu s ale stock - 1910 I1.a 4.
San Fia3sCls1 D u.s. 8 30
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber, living near Brown-
vile, in-Nemahs county, Nebraska, on the 9th Of
Dee, 1854, one red and white stear, small notch
cut # the left ear, about two OF three years old.
I5-3t JOHN W. BENNETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up 10y the undersigned, EsiGg two miles
above Brownville, Nsmhba Oounty, Nebraska, on
sbe 10Th dsy Of December. one black horse colt,
,Wo years old very pner when taken up, no warks
~ brands. lt-St ISAAC JESFERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

ttih. Tbe grsstest armour. iHsl mrs..
s5 otJ eNCepf iI peers 20 -
Toe ain Lrti.-ared 3D., l-
rye dsr Tt a.oI a-fIF
,t3.h The au:oIat iasa e. l4Iy ne
A. ABOVE.
l4th. CeFuaed copy Of the chsrjsr 81 De-.
as 0ied he.eEiih
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
PROBATEN NOTICE

To all whom il may cnncern, notice is hercb,
given that application has been made to the Pr
nate Court, tor he appoiut1AanT Of an. A ministra
tor upon the BstateE &c WilIiatO n. HIF drerRssd
an tnat Monday, the 3oth day e January. is "a.
z set 70 hear and determine said appIJcarion.
no-I7-St-S3,Rt7th, 1865.
n- C.SXNpERS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
LAND FOR SAKE

The be4utifdl uset of Lsnd known ~ The Hay
wood Earm,r containing 100 acres. Situated 49,
mile We-t o. BrOwneIiie. l. Tor sails sfpiy ~
l5-4t pa WILLIAM =. HOOVER
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY the undersigned. living SIX miles
west Of BrowDville, Dec. l4fh, one red and white
stear, three years old last spring.
I5-3t ~ #u-t - " KENNEDY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Nebraska Legislature.
FiIDAY. Jan. l3th, 1865.

GAlOA1 Sans 4OAAf ACOOs
Council met pursuant TO Adjournment.
Mr.. Holiday reported Council Bill
No. /, An Acibo make provision forfshe
Insane of Nebraska F; correctly engrOss-
edA
Mr.. Holiday, from the Joint Commit
tee onthat subject, reported ia favor Of
The Appointment of a competent commits
siOner 10 revise the laws and report the
second day of mex session.
c. B. No. 5. An act to amend The
Revenue Law The Council resolved
itself into committee of the whole.
Mr. AlIenIn the chair.
Reported with amendments and re-
committed TO committee on judiciary.
c. B. No. /. Passed.
lib. No. 8. An act TO establish a
Territorial road from West Point to
Ponca.
HSB. No. g. An act 10 establish a
Territorial read from The toll bridge on
the Lntfe n naha 10 Roys Ferry on the
Big Nemaha.
Read Isl and I'd time and referred TO
committee onrroads. 1854
.sOuamation adjourned. $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Nebraska aOuertlscr
JOHN l. COLHAPP EDITOR.
ALVIN SAUNDERS.

Missouri is Free! The new clause in
her Constitution abolishing Slavery or in
voluntary servilude, except in punish
ment Of crime, was adopted by the Con-
v%ention, at Jefferson Cily, on the 10Th
For this glorious boon to our sister State
we must thank the shareholders rebel
lion, as an evil instrument in the hands
Of the Almighty made 10 do good. She
will bear the scars of the bitter strife
for many long years, and the effect Of
her weary vars of bondage, but she
comes thrice glorious out of the strife so
.%stcrnly fought and nobly won. The fol-
lowing greetings were passed on the oc-
casion between Gov, Fletcher, Of Mo,
and Gov. Saunders:
s' 30. Jefferson City, Mo-,
III Jan. II, 1865.
Gov A. SAUNDERS
Free Missouri sends you her greeting.
T. c. FLETCHER,
50 ~ Gov. of Missouri.
70 which Gov. Saunderr replied:
.laai Omahs, Nebraska, J
t1a Jan IL, 1866.
Gov. T, c. FLETCHER,
Jefferson City, No: Z
Nebraska halls Free Missoori-twin
ssyr TegeuFFaTeq UaFylaod-Ihe
: first fruits" Of the Shareholders Rebel
lion. May her dIseuthrsllnent from
Oppression and Wrong, prove bat the
beginning OF The end" a
A. SAUNDERS,
Gov. Of Nebraska.
Southern Nebraska. we believe, WILL
be much benefited by this act Missouri
heretofore has been dull and llfeless in
the matter of public improvements, at
least twenty years behind much younger
States; this has materially effected the
country lyIng west of her; eastern cap
ilal, seeking to go westward with i'm
proyement, has gone around by way of
the free States, as though driven away
by a pestilence. This has aided to build
up Iowa, and aided her railroad system.
The black hand of slavery no longer
relards the Wesrward march of empire,
longer does its hateful shadow darken
the garden spot of the West; but. in.
stead. already gray streaks Of the sun
Of prosperity rise above our eastern hor-
zon, and yonder, in the distance, see the
of the coming iron.hOrse, max.
ing sixty miles an hour, through the up.
per lier of counties in Missouri, for
The ST. Joseph Herald says that q
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
SATrRpAY. Jan Il, 1865.

S~ATURDAY, Jan. IA, 1865
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Mr.. Holiday gave notice of a bill 20
amend certain PORTIONS Of the CIImlual
code, aud 10 conter jurisdiction upon JUS
lldf fF gf Ih Sd PssAc frE g ssGsq flgr gases fStu Go uo,.,
mittee of the whole for the consideration
Of c. B. No. z. a bill 10 epcolrage agrl-
culture, promote the growth of timber
and fruit trees. aud restrain stock from
RAINING al large ~ the Territory Of Ne
bra,ka-ws n the pending amendments
r reported by the. committee on AgrIlful'
lure. After some time spent thereln,thr
committee rose, reported The bill back 10
the Council with s6udry ~afhendnen's
aid recommended that the bill as amenG-
ed BE- -engrossed fora th'rt f+adtag on
| Monday, which recOmmendauou was
adopted. ..
Fl. B. No. 8. A I'LL TO establish a
Perritor;aIr r ad n n maha aud r chard'
son ooun =, go Roy's ferry }
Was reported back witll5nt amend
mem 7pd passed. u. ..I' emo
Adjourned iii 10 A N on Monday
b3' SATURDAY, jan. IA.
The FIduse met.
10 Mr. Porter, chairman Of the cemIrit-
lee on internal improvements. reported
adverse to The uH granting $51Ol to aid
in Constructing a bridge across the Great
Nemala
A bill providing ray for the Militia,
passed It's second reading. ard M. Max
we'll moved hat il be referred tOlhe COM
mrtee OF the Who'll, apd be- made a
special urder for Monday next.
Tie bill to grant $500 TO aid in the
constructing a bridge across the Big
N4maha. acknowledgements.
Adjourned Monday 10 4. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
>tGte Of Connecticut } GO
County OF Hartford

county " lldItIOiu
!. Chas. ". Johnson AHs't CtsA a
Cpurto' Har- tsrd County; 81 hers5g or
squesf OF the 6hles-snf eao
n oI Hartfprd, e~NaWSHef he
-tryk stsl8ng In the nam &C slid nm'
Och ex .miua-i0a had f,il caHsaHT E
.ctual capital OF -Four Auui-sf rugSald D.
vested in ssOcks8I a. ieast P%arVfllf ell o.
more clearly set forth 10 Che sllszsd sNeut
.@E ~ HE6saala c1mpany % me Ap'l'f ,i
Isi-o ceriiiy tbs- tss- II p--ii.,
taPu'ieq ~ t9e carat OF the l-.s5
wa-s CA The Gay VI tie date
for TIE crUpty - Hs1t,lris
~" - rsenzrAi p1Tt
In Wines WRsTsg .
g. lhaua AMI dSed ut s'ai e
= . m HartiorH county 1A4'
- % fIsef-t
US CHARLES
KSo,g Az Atn b. n.saa Prf'ss1
T4x FIRE INSURANCE coz
.,e5 Of U.rtf5d. in the ss5f9 %
'r-sbv rlUsinete and aypain. isf 'uta
nc, e..er~ The fViJW- laAs-
DANIEL q. Sanders ~
lanes Sweet "
p W HftehoocE
n II vince a.
tLs.- r. ana lawf-l Arsnt>or A.'
.cr i'm Tho fsl,,e au1 tets1 %
eS,FFrEfNSURANCE In ihr
"a 4nslihe said comp - ''ia fu
49, ,e-~uus to- scsh WEdee eirT
urb 2 ems as afrrcslit ~HF'i
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lvE. 10 the Tr.ritrs of Na'7s a
;,ste. ana wslYins ala Claim,
-rch err.ca- r1
WIRES tLe cal 90 tbe sa1d
p.uy anil The MOI 't-h
s., aaHf ard Secretary .I,'a In
Is (S.a,e.f Connecticut, tnis
d. 1874 .,,.a,f ~.
wM. b CIARx, Secretary
Ua.tfars 1,t
This IS % cerlify chat lbs
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be eay SID da,e a1t'e
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county o. Hartford All u
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WIN 3. clars- S.crefasy ofrl.e
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The Tennessee Uoi2n Cqpyea'iQp msl
on the 10Th, al Nashville AID organized
electIng Samuel r Rogers, Of Knox Co.,
President Parson Brown!qw and Hor-
ace Maynard are in abundance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Hon. Henry Wilson was on the 10Th
reelected .. S. Senator from Massa-
chusel.s. He had 2G7 votes; Governor
Andrews u; and Wiqhrcp A
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

LAEILlT q.
5th, Lisbi titles to Btuks, Or Omen. az
or not due
ith losses adjusted and dus
7fh. Losses either dtygst-l orr
Slh Adjusted and Do. Due
ON. Losses ia suspense Wai.,us iG-hsr
prucf
10th. All other claims AGAINST ihsC-'
small :Sr V.iliES ac.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
'I @a ME ~ 6. SANDERS.

nRIED Apples. Dried Pesens'
- soap, Candles, etc efe' "a, tss
A. EeISuGE
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
state Of ConRscficUf.
Copnsg Of Hartford

HARTFORD, An
Personally aFpea1ed van Can
made cath. thar the foregoing ) a.euH
-cri5ed. Is tFUe scs0rf .EStJ His o7at CJFn
ser. rF Boflrs ne
{U.S.I Go UEl
} M.sat aaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
Certificate eG AEias

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invested IN stoeks u al less ps' .lls Es Q
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a.,vh,s6tsl ,DsrTIs SECS WriiruH r
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aid cun.paLy. c1RsRnurg ihat d.
fhe hf9rsssi1 peTscns shai Re tfo.t
go So eTvss ubs5-es G. >At
I.w-nr his Tera.0rv ~ a-y tt-tls .>0
81 claims ~ ar~nFs bv rel3 ks
Wbsreas DANIEL Q. SANJs41 ssnrEE
sstt-faetory evidencs thar nc Is 4
said company ~ ire
Therefore. Be 10 knoWeL sad a
eufs. Thasin pursuance Of thT Of AS
z Harveo AudilCT Of ths Ieiil
hereby certify that 81
DANIEL G.. SANDLT.
has fnli authority to at as an AseItsls d.
nix Insurance c. niEany stbto" All se
of NebrasFa aud 10 10 aRt peri'i - hi, a
sbsff ~ 80 company authorized = 70,
a. such Agent and by the Laws SIS uH.~
iii the SLIT day Of January, Al
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nRIED Apples. Dried Pesehs''
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Window Sash Boys Boots. Pvcdet Bombs. EueE
Gloves, Kentucky James, Cashmere. pants c!.ta
5hoe B~Iaekiug. etc, Tor sale chcep a. the PioDcer
Auction. Rooms
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Large St9.k CT Boys i,0ids and shoes, at-cost, Il
Bliss Au:tioE Rooms Two doors east or the Pcs
0fice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Mems and boys Hats, end Gaps new styles f..
sale a. l9P figures, az Bliss, Auction Ko0ms4
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

Read Isl and I'd time and referred TO
committee OIL, roads,
~.yOuomotion adjourned. $50
-af 4rasaslg %HOUsE..lH
~e-.a- -slh FRIDAY. dan. 18th, 1865.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
meht.
Mr. Phillips presented a petition by
.Ihr clnzeDa Il Neniai,a counrg, for a
sreyision1 of tee school laws. ~diSpoSing
with the ofHcrs of superintendent, and for
aud equal d~Islr,44tlpu OF The school fund.
Mr.. Crow. chairman Of he committees
on oorp>radons, reported back with
urnendments Il Z tHii authorizing Mr..
Cook and othe,s to ersCt and keep a miIt
dam across the NrqDaaa.
Mr., Maxwell. of he committee ap-
pointed TO con fer with the Council, sub
mided the following:
YoR committee appointed on the part
of the House TO confer. with "a like CON
mlttee from the Council TO take mo
consideration, the hest and most prac-
-tIcap method 10 effect a thorough revision
of our laws would respectfully report
tina, they have conferred with ibe com
mIttee on the park OF Inc CDuaCtf, aud
they Jointly recommend as fhF>besl anu
most practical method, the passage OF an
act protidiug TOR III thorough revision
Of oarofaws. The gtnefal IorT II the
revision toscoutCrm as uear as possible
with Swans Revised Statutes of Ono"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

The bill authorizing II, Coa' and 9th
ers to erect a dam across Little Eemaha
was engros>ed to BE brought to It's third
reading to-mUrrOw.
b Adjourned to meet tomorrow at 10
A NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19

WANTED Srca NJ Has Furniture, SADDLE
Harness. FGf dlo i,95ss csc. AZ the lieueer Au
tI.u Hguse.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-01-19
PROBATE NOglCE.

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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14

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caption TOO Good to be Lost say hoL s
the lines below were written on tue -
Of Confederate bill. In isIs ed
of the Montgomery Advertiser ne 80, Hnu
hem published as an orlginal cou''
ton
Representing nothing in Gods earih oe""'
And nought in the water belowH 8, .,na
As the pledge of nation that's deaa AA1
Keep it, d>Ar captain, and show H.
Show il 90 those who viii lend sn ear
To the tale that this pa per esn ten
OF liberty born, of the patriots dreai
OF storm-cradled nation that fell
To poor to possess the precious ORES
And too much n stranger to borrow:
We issue to-day our promise TO pay
n Andhs2 TO redeem on the me row - vears
The days rolled by and the weeks Dec - - -
But our Golfers were empty stilt;
Coin the treasury did quaA
If dollar should drop in the TIL
But the faith that was in us strong indeeu
And poverty, well we discefrea
And these little checks presented .he a.
hat our suffering vett raIEs earnfp
knew it had hardy value III sotA
Yet gold the soldi r>ce Yfd III
1t gazed in eyes with pr fInise 10 pay
and each patIio, s5idie. believed IT.
But our boys thought little of their pay
Or of bills that er due; L.,
We knew that if i, brought US our breHa to-U~s'
Twas the bekt eur poor c unuy S""E"
Keep it, il tells all eur history over
From the birth of the dream to its lasti
Modesf, aud born of the angel hope
Like our hope of success II has past'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-14
Our friend Frantz declines 10 De "
candidate for State Printer for the follow


eA=Our friend Frantz declines 10 oe
candidate for State Printer for the follow
ing reasons:
A. N. Kimball, of the Mississipplan'
announces himself candidate Tor , ate
Printer. and says he don't know Wnetner
wa will be in the race or not. We don
intepd to be in the race, friend hlmoali'
for the following reasons: 1st. Rooa"SA
we know you are better prepared 10 10
the work. 2d. Because we nave not
money enough to set up free grocery IN
Jackson. and know We could not %
elected without one. Sd. Because we
never deserted from the army ana "ouio
therefore fail toget the votes OF the moss
backs. 4th. Because we never iougn',
bled and died for our country, and would
therefore lose the support OF all members
who did. 5th. Because there Is no chance
| for anv man Who has always been consist
emit 9th, Because our county voted 70
| renudiate he' honest debts, and We dont
want to leave home for fear 1t would 90
thrown up t, US. 7th. Because we would
not live inJackson one year for all the
| Office wouR pay in twenty years. ,otn'
Because wedon't want the Office no how.
Judging from the great exertions that
are being made by those who have had
the printin, heretofore, we are inclined
to think it must be very " fat T" job, and
therefore suggest to the Legislature that
Il he let ou, 10 the lowest bidder.
| Brandon Republican.