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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-18
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News Summary.
The steamship Gr0nela, Capt RopNEY BAXTER OF
the "Ieary Line" which left New York OF "Wednesday
afternoon last arrived Of this port on Friday night
about 10 p NJ and reached her whar: at A. NJ Satur-
day morning having been detained dtsidc by the state
Of the tide She made most excellent passage, and we
aro indicted to Purscr GoIuAM for complete files OF late
New York papers.
The splendid side;ghccl steamer Heroan Lringsiom,
Gan, R,xrn. consigned to Messrs WILLIS Il CH1sLoM,
fror New YORK oH Thursday, AZ p NJ, made the run
N ,ho bar in 81 hours AMI reached hor wharf early on
.,.- Sbol,.--s Us pops. nfrom New Of Thursday
1IAcr GREELHy lately addressed card to the eli.
tor OF the Ndtioga sHelgsacc,, in which he says in
substance "In ydr issue of this morning Won have
spoken OF my presence m Washington and Of my view
OF the political situaon :" terms which seem TO ~.
qure OF le few explanatory verde. herewith sub.
nit them desire aud labor peace: pea.>
oGr country and all others: hetwoen North and
Sou:E; peace between white and black We have had
enough of war, and waste havoc and carnage for at
least century. Hence have long. labore, and shall
labor. for true and lasting peace. conceive no
possible good that is likely to be secured promoted
by alienation between the President and the Congress
ostbe United States. On tie con.:ar: it seems TO me
shat eTery hope would Ire clouded il no: Blasted, by
such nalign, untowarl collision. have here
todo whatever 1 can towards ayoiding such catas
trophe Let the great problem Of reconstruction bc a
preached from all sides in proper spirit, and feel
sured that benign solution will be speedily attained.
That we may promptly re-csahsh tic Southern States
IN all their original rights and privileges, wo. sacri
hcing or hazarins those Of any portion OF the Ancri
can people, is rny earnest DESIRE
tSc stesnlship Columbia ct NeH York from Havana,
Regs from Mexico. From the 10Th to ;l,c 2il
{ snty-two hundred additional French |
fasI Cruz. and OH tie Is: CT the pres |
~ ~: more were daily looked Cor. |
& 8 ls3 Arivals from France Of war
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157AyTIsD TO RENT. u 9:iiDER ATE
w SIZED RESIDENCE! in respectable portion Of
ti,a ci.y--hayn. III modern improvements Address
G. K iS.,rs Giicc. November 20
G::H1If.:E..H 0t' :-is;isl jiGnA'l:IENCE
- Teacher WI :.ivc DrT.:;c iessnrs in LATIN
ijI.NlI, SPiSlSIi an,i aIALEaMAllCS. For terms
.yc ayly a; the Bookstore 0f Nr. john RUSSELL No
1Sj KI4-strc"t. t'ctObcr II
y, tsCii:S 1s':;:,T;sf;.--Ls :lH'I=;D. %.Iu
{: i:ii.S furnished r"c!-c... address NJ ~. A.
postn::.c. I,cf,'inhcr u
EIOEs is.iNT.--TLIi SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
4 to rent the PLANTATION on As!cpno River, u
miles trol Warricrc "c!l i:nONn a the Gibbs Place.
belonging 10 he estate inrJiiu sad ria:a containing
lO cc Land under bank, and can lie flowed frcn
a vi. .,sn -, rrrf ,rrv t.-t t.lupI ua;lI
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-18

Once. December II
1.Ti1Ti:D. Bs Az E:i-CAs!E1Eii OF a
w National Bank who liza hal nine ycars' expe-
In. I,u,,;t Iu1ll..
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-04
Notice Is Hereby Given

INHAT three months after publication hereof,
Il application will be made to the Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad Company for the
renewal of their Bond No. 2S4 FOR $500, dated
Columbia, July ~, 1852, signed John A. Brad
ley, Treasurer, Edward & Palmer President
Also, fo- the renewal of their Boud No. 285, for
5000, bearing the like date and signed by the
same Treasurer and President.
Application Will also be made at the same
tine To the South Carolina Railroad Company
for the renewal of their Bond No. l76, for $500,
dated Charleston, October l, 1858, and signed
j. r. Emery, Secretary, John Caldwell, fresi-
dvnt. Ine foregoing bonds are my property,
during their recent sack of Columoia
~ l,rIl Ius2' ROBERT y. LEWIS
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Hoop Skirts Repaired.
APPLY AT MRS. C. LOOMS,
On P'7'Aeton st., Opposite $. &. College Hospital.
April 4 %
Lead! Lead!

M ANY persons have thoughtlessly taken
W. iEAD from the late Arsenal here under
the impression hat tue Government would not
need or clai'n ii, Except iood, nothing is now
so important TO our armies, as all importa.ions
of it are now cut off, and no substitute for it
can be found. therefore respectfully but ear
nestiy appeal to all who have any of the Lead
lately at The G. s. Arsenal here, to return it to
mo at once, for our soldiers will'put it to much
better use than citizens can.
April 81 J. T. TREZEVANT, Major, &c.
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81 nt'nns -! -: :Hi,;siug character were made
and are being made daily. with tho same
suits loss OF ,it. aud no good accomplished.
But matters are approa achn ng crisis. Be
tore many weeks, the last grand and decisive
battle will have begun. Tue preliminaries are
being rapidly arranged.
Such contest ss this viii DC, the world mas
never witnessed, for upon itslepends the fate of
the country. lnsthat battle should we suffer 4
defeat it will be overwhelming, and all the
advantages we have gain ed in the past six
months will be as worthless as tho bubble repu.
tations they have made If Lee is defeated, he
still has the in terror in which to once more
rally his scattered legions, and concentrate for
defence, if not for attack.
From all the outer garrsons and troop de-
pots. the rebel army at the capital is. being
augmented. Silently but surely the storm is
gathering Let US not be too sanguine of sue
cess. IL may be that the rebel General will
make it Waterloo for us, while upon him
through the smoke of that days battle will
shine tn. sun of second day Austerlitz. Lee
will not throw away qsngle chance. He is
not the man of lost opportunities. Had Lee
had command OF our armies at The onset of the:
war, We verify believe The rebe lion would have
been crushed In less than eight months Bu,
We had only such sec"nd-rala u.dertukcrs us
Burnside and Hooker, Butler and Pope.
Let US trust that our Lieutenant General may
be thoroughly prepared tor tho conflict; that
when the conflict coines. our immense plurality
Of men may not be driven To their deaths in
vain attempts to accomplish an impossible pur-
pose, and that for ohce our leadors may be
equal to their Hercu.euu task.
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: Il - az i...- .ri ..t":r. y
81" -" -. 5':.in =; - a.
,l,' 80. ,'.-alr r,u nap! .! iu'
49, .a;ih /: - "i~.#i;on>
Soc o.. Non : now jnr ,:Gr
81 h.- -r'2si;c plan Of pyns'
,laiyG. lie wei knows ..i.e
@rtAEou,s'. 49, i!.t @n:aco
Hu,posc and l0ln. Gsc :: s.utcr
i!.eu, inl- s. !l'is ,ncHrat =.
: rGs: .ur,-s e. ''2 ,es". -.oaIi
:,.t whoie. w,sh he .:.teYi!,
f11.'.re. q lis cauee :, ur
There, upon TIE a!re",sy hia
80 Gld lJou.n'on, WA 10 lou
- ths rebellion.
Sherman: victories AID a.
onpcseG rsl'' I:vr: Gb4.tan.
'heh"e |, Ssvaauah. Un2;'es.
& ,ill whas' -" cl G!c,ast IL,
aree.,:G mar ~ ~ .h. !cas.
Il rl" rs.her De crl.~ijere,;
Jls ,,-. A;t: when - lr,!c
st Sc FiDa; >. sn.te kncwr,
sha' Lh" ...;.;", Co.lnb!a
m-r> . ..cUa;e5 oai. >:at "a.
Ger ,,'.s'n!e. p;;,E wilue:,'~
tore s:nN.nej :, l,.ree v1r,'
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Headquarters.

COLUMBIA. >. c., MARCH 81, 1863.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. Copy.
John CARSrEN is hereby appointed Actin,
- Provost Marshal of this city uptl further
orders. he will Le obeyed aud respected ac-
cordiugly. BY order
A. F. KCDLEls, Col. Comm'lg
w. j. MEALika. A. ~. ~. u. April /
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Headquarters,

PROVOST M-AtoiIAL':; OFFICE,
CoLvasIA, April 3, 1863.
A NY person rcso,us IN this city having
IN tlRI!.ARMS, (nlu>krts- or guns, are re-
icssc,; To hand ihc.i y. t;,-sc ienutl luarters
they Are TO be ,:ie,! II ;!lelr owe protection
AN .ius!.~'S 4ivrn c!t:zt,s 10y iiv Mayor axe
rct,uir..d l., DC :: Luruv,l 20 3 o:irr.I
.,,ii: !. I..'iN - '.i:rIEN ~ !. "
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{ u mistake.
d assumption OF
: rebel army, the
as been changed.
:. He is carrying
cutting the cam
strength of his
teuacity of
). And knowing
.hering the scat
in into one COM
\ of deciding the
a car kichmond.
,d-soaked soil of
yht the W aterloo
!ost entirely TN
,oga to Atlanta,
N and Columbia,
IN he may have
1iscoucerted Lee.
,art and parcel of
histo ry. of affairs
it will be found
md Wilmington
rebel Corntnan-
all the available
sons, to be incor-
/ Richmond.
is combinations
f which We are
respondents and
and
which we have
turing Richmond
months. ct the
''ni our grasp as
Ian We're driven
Richmond!". >. but
ecofd of the last
ring. and as Yet
through the awful
d to the present
8 have been lost,
down in torrents,
lie desolate, and
t Learte, i'll order
might have the
lacity OF a Gene
q, and whatever
dered juto, cures
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State of South Carolina,
COLUMBIA, MAxcu IS, 1860
HEREBY constitute and appoint JOHN
Il ASHHUKST my attorney during my ao
seuce from The state. A. l.. SOLOMON
Witness: JAS. ti. GlDREs. April l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-28
ID e W A r E
TAKE & q Cd " o II T. E

AS I am now in New York to buy up all the
bargains, I have succeeded thus far that
can sell you the following goods:
Good Calico at 80 cts. per yard
Very best Merimack Print. at 80 cts. per yd.
The best Pacific Delaines, st s. cts. per I'd.
Cotton. wide, for 81 cts. per yard,
Cotton, "A wide, for 81 cts. per yard.
All Wool Flannels at cost price, and al
goods in proportion.
am now determined to sell goods without
regard of cost. This il no humbug,. and
will ask my customers and the public in gen
eral 70 give NE call and convince them selves;
For vour own Buckets sake call early ard
take your choice
| have marked the goods out in plain figures
for every body to see them, so there is no
deoeptionS At HENRY SCH w AXIS,
ian 23-.f 132, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-28
WISH WHARF FOR Rem 1. -

Sealed proposals: addressed to the under
signed and left with him, will be recelged hy
the Com a ttee on Public Property un"i u No a.
dav. 23rd instant, at ten o'clock A. Al. ior
r rem the public Fish Wharf for the nezt
fshing season, namely from the first day Of
March to the first day Of June 1860. The rent
must be paid i'm ediately on acceptance OF the
bid, or the property viii be reiet at the pleasure
80 1,ortv IN dnfault r. JOHNSTON,
~" ~. 20 +f Auditor.
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10 Georqe Bryan, Samuel r. Adanas, RlchaTd
adams or misrepresentation; Robt f. Ad0"1s'
Henry Peel, Joseph NJ Sterens, John H.
Coz, 4. 4, Steacart, j. r. Jatray & Sons,
Tracey, h'vin 5 Co., Funsh@'o, MilA];en &
loaynscud, Corse Bros, Josiah Il. Lee = Co.
and Wns Fl. Barley:
WHEREAS, George Bryan and wife and
W Samuel Z Adams and wife did execute
and deliver to T. Louis Kinzer q certain deed
of trust, under which you and others are inter
ested as benehciaries bearing gate
on the 25th day Of October, 1860, recorded N
Alexandria County Court, and the said 1.
Louis Knzer has departed this id life sss SO That tine
vacant nlease to take notice that on the first
daY Of the March Term, 1850 Of the CAVITY 5; y
Court of Alexandria County, Virginia, wMch
will be on the 9Th day Of March: 1868, snail
move the said Court to appoint Andrew jamie
son, Of the City Of Alexandria, Va. to be the
trustee under said deed, in place OF the sald /.
Louis Kinzer, deceased and to substitute him
to all the rights, powers duties and respon-
sibilities ofthe original trustee. ,,ox>
ian 2o-1aW3W L. D. v EtOIN l. !
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{'OMMUNICaIED.

gKATING ASSEMBLY. Hunting Greek
swarmed again, on yesterday with as inter
csjing and JOYOUS crowd as any previous
day has exhibited Indeed the beauty and
fashion displayed at CHS popular resort IS en-
tire!y unique, IL this legion, especially the
pedal ajornaa uo" l,Gg exclusively adopted
ard artstiuaIly exercised By many hose
Smiles make ,cifate7 ycrnal'
We sought in vain, however, for the agile
and fairy Ike miss, OF Stonewa)l ancestry, whose
grace as d skater, luarie her the cynosuie OF eli
observers On previous occasions; then miss,
whose residence here date back decade, IS
deemed Ter compeer il not superior IN feet
ness; miss, TO The manor born," not being
surpassed by either. rs the action Of the
clerk OF the weather IS still favorable to
skating exercises, there will doubtless he f,l}l
attendance at the creek to-day, and skates be
in great veqnisitlon.
Sinners stand upoB slippery places, vas
clerical atImoniton addressed to lady while
prone upon the ice; her prompt reply being,
but It'll do10a.
The Testimonial business has become
such tax in various departments Of civil and
military business in New York. that it has
been suppressed by order Of high authorities.
1t is an unmitigated nuisance, and ought to be
abolished.
~------------s-4~~.~--@~---~-----~-
70 George Bryan, Samuel r. ADAMS, Richard
4danss or his representations, John II, Coz,
Henry Peel, Joseph ". Stevens, En' II.
Ba2yey, 4. T. .Steeoart, J. r. Jafray g. Sons,
Tracey ruin d Co., FaHsha1o, MllI'Ae1s 8
Touusend Corse Bros. and Josiah Lee g. Go.
sg7HEREAS, George Bryan. Samuel +.
w Adams and Douglas S. Gregory, as part
ners under the firm name Of Bryan, Adams
& Co., did execute and deliver to l. Louis
Kinzer a certain deed Of trust, under winch
voa and others are interested as benefclar1es
and otherwise, bearing date Oh the Zlth day OF
October, 1860 recorded in the Alcxandr Ia
County Virginia Land Records, and tbs said
7. Louis Kinzer has departed this lite 50 that
the office Of trustee under said deed has become
vacant please to lake notice that on the htst
dav Of the March Term, 1865, Of the County
Court Of Alexandria County, Virginia: whic h
will be on the 9Th day Of March, 1865, shall
move the said Court TO appoint a ndreW jaime
son, OF the city Of Alexandria, Va, to be trus-
tee under said deed, in place Of the SAID
Louis Kinzer, deceased and to substitute NM
to all the rights, powers, dutles ana RESPONSE
bilities Of the original trustee.
lar 26-1aW4w ID. ;. GkEOOR !.
To George Bryan, Samuel r. Hams, R1chaTa
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--.se-.<u<-sx.---
The alarm Of fire last night, about 10 O clock,
was caused by the burning of rubbish IN the
s'Contraband viIIsga'' at the north end OF the
civ. The engines we're drawn out. Yesterday
afternoon, We are requested to state the SCOT IN
the chiuueys Of several Of the contraband
shanties in different parts OF the town, took
Ere, endangerng adjacent property, and, IN
one instance, at least, being very near causing
an extensive FIRE We are, also, requested to
state that some Of the fire plugs are out OF
order
The MARKET, this morning, was but poorly
supplied, and thialy attended The intense
GOODNESS of tie weather kept away most OF tie
county people. The prices Of fresh meats are
about the same as last quotations. Vegetables
are scarce and high; the prices asked tor small
and inferior cabbages being from 70 to 70 CTS.
"a positive imposition. Butter IS to 65 cts;
eggs S. 20 so cts. Poultry scarce and exoryi
sanity high.
Petty THIEvING is going on just now, TO
very considerable extent; and the fences 10
the suburbs are despoiled nightly OF their
panks. This is serious evil 4 fence thief
was fired at last night, and the lstol ball came
very near doing execution. A negro boy at
eempted to rob the money drawer OF Mr. Del
ply, in market, bat be made his escape, eaV
ing his hat behind him.
zss-----------~---
COL r. T. Beckham, formerly of Fauquler
Co., Va, colonel in the Confederate service,
was wounden in action, at Columbia, Iennes
see, on the Goth Of November last, and died
in the neig hborhood of that place, on the 9th
of December following.
m~ ADVERTISE for the ALEX
ANDR1A GAZETTE can be left at the Irlnt'ng
Office, at Stones Book store, cover which IS the
ofiice,) Or at the Office Of Edgar snowden. or
corner IF King and Royal streets, up STAIRS
jan 20-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-28

ng NOTICB.-TO THE FUBLlC.-l
viii close out all of my stock of Fall and
Winter Boots and Shoes at reduced prices.
CAL and examine at No, 50 King street before
you buy. 'oh x l. Il q w.
jan l2-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-28

yxTE cali the particular attention Of dealers to
w our stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting. OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Cott9ns, lrl5h
Biankets. Balmoral Skirts Table Linens,
towels, Oil Cloths, Lambs Wool Shirts,
Gloves. Hosiery, HANDKERCHIEF, Shirt Collars.
and Al, Goods in our line, which We are offering
~ Drices that cannot fail TO please.
90 !! ROBERT L. WOOD
No. TO, King, below Washington st'
iaTA l3--1m
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The STUDENTS OF The Senior Glasses at St.
Johns Academy, together With several other
Tsoung gentlemen not connected with the school,
have maintained, since 1853, a Literary Society,
under the title Of the "Patrick Hurry Associ
alton" This society is at present in very
fourishing condition, numbering about thirty
members. % Friday evening last, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter, viz: Cornelius Cox, President; Ernest
j. Simpson, lst Vice President; John Har-
per, "a Vice President; Ethelbert Mitpro,
Secretary, David W Beatty, Assistant Score
tary Ernest D. Lambert, Treasurer.
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mg- ADVERTISEMENTS for the ALEX
ANDRIA GAZETTE can be left at the Irlnt'ng
Office at Stones Book store, lover which IS the
Office or at the Office of Edgar SnoWden, of :,
oorner IF King and Royal streets, up stairs
jan 20-tf
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MARINI5
Dancing Academy,
SECOND AND LAST QUARTER OF THE Sc.
NO. lis, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

The second quarter Of this Academy will
commence on Monday, January, l6, 1860.
Application for tuition can be made at tha
Academy, GA the days and evenings OF tuition.
DAYS OF TUITION:
Mondays and Wednesdays Laoiez
Misses and Masters, from to 0, clock I NJ.
For Gentlemen. from TO ~ % clock, T. "a
ian low
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Id c al n II w $
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The WEATHER was Intensely cold last MIG hit
and this morning The thermometer at 5
Q o'clock, A. H., to day, was down to Il degrees
showing tue <everest 'frigidity' experienced
this winter The liver is ehock, block, an !
Delay, as thesailors say, and navigation closed
except for Ice breakers, and steamers prepared
70 make their way through the solid mass
which covers tbs surface Of the water from!
shore to shore. Communication, BY steamboat,
with Washing tou, has ceased The oldest III.
labitants to Gay were comparing notes, and
coming to the conclusion that it was an old
fashioned winter fully equal at this time to
the most remarkable ones, in former days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14

Will commence on Monday next, Sep
TENDER Is. The Board of Directors have.
we understand, engaged Mr.. T. R FISH
En-, as Principal Of The School and Teach
er of the advanced department or High
School. Miss ELIZA REED, ard Miss
- NELSON, are employed as assistants.
This school will be free TO the children
residing in this District. All, however.
from other District, will have to pay for
their tuition, as the law requires. We
will say to the public generally, and es-
pecially to those residing in this and adj
joining counties, in neighbOrhoods where
they cannot send their children to school
near home, that we believe, from what
we know Of the Principal, and what We
have learned of the qualifications of the
Assistant Teachers. that this School will
not be surpassed By any that are now in
operation, or have heretofore existed in
Southeastern Nebraska. We have not,
however. time and space to say much in
regard 10 this school this week. We will
10 ii again at more length hereaf-
ter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14
SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
of sale to me directed issued by the Register in
Chancery Of the District Court Of Nemaha County
Nebfa> ka Territory in the case of James o. Carson
against Uriel Aiken Jchu L.. Carson and Erasmus
d Alien I will offer for sale st Public auction at
The front door Of Deus Hall ia the City OF Brown
vile, the plsse where the last term Of sold Court
Tor said County was held,
on Monday, The 18Th day of Sep. 1865
at one o'clock .. Of said day tb" following Real
EstAte To- wit The North East quarter nf section
s.yen Z in Township Ere 81 North Of Range If
.esn lSlEast in Nenshs County Nebrasks Terri
toy Dated thii the 18th day Of August 1875.
W g. GLASGOW,
4S-4t, Sheriff and 81 ecisl Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

Eugene Fontsne1, Victoria Fouten oil, Raymond.
Fon.ensll, Enetia FOntsnoll, Henry Fontenoil, and
GInely FOuteuell viii take notice that Henry Fon-
tenell Guardia a&f Eu-ian A. Foatenoll 3 minor
under and by virtue Of an order Of the Prnbats
Court IN and tor the County OF Nemanb, Territory
or Nebraska, tBads on the 18th day Of Jnue, A.. ID.
1868, will offer at pubic Sale,
IN the 26lh day Of September, A. 1865
at one o'cIock :. "a upon the premises, The f.HOw-
ing described Zeal Estate tO-Wit The SOuth half
If section tveuty seven [27l. Range 8 Atssu I6I,
in Township four 4 in Nsmaha G6dnty He5raska
ThrTitory, and beng lands Of the half Breed rsasr-
ystion, excep, enc I timber growing and being 90
said lands which by the isrlgs If said Sale viii Be-
res-rved Terms Of safe cEss Ia hand.
Brownville August, 1Tt6 T965.
henry FONTENELL.
Guardiau Of Lucian A. FOntensl q Minor.
Al. L.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14
MASTERS SAFE.

N6dce Is hereby given that, pursuant 70 Al or
der o. sale 10 me directed, issued BY the Register
in Chaneery Of the District Canrt Of Nenaha COun-
jamin Holladay and Jesse Holtsdsy are Complain
ants and ApdrsW \ H0lladsy, LRorsiis HouadAy
William + Penick R. E Tarner, J. u. FraEes and
h. 8. Williams partners in bEsines-, as Turner,
Fraser & Co. E. al are del endsnts, ] win offer for
sale, Al rubIic auction, st the front door Of Den's
Hall, IN he City of BroWnvilie, in Ne6rasks Ter
ritory, (the place where the last term Of said Court
for said County vas held, on the
25th. day of September A. d. 1865
~ orc o'clock p. NJ, Of said day, the following
Real Estate, t0-Uit lots nine, ten, eleven, 10
II in Block number twenty three q and the east
half Ct lot Eleven I in Block nineteen 10 all-in
the City Of BrOWnViIe,in NenahA County, Nabras-
ks Territory.
Ciysn under my hand this The lesh day Of
August a:d. 1865.
CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
Master in Chancsry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-14

Notice is hereby given that ! viii Offer for sale
at pabIie aactiOn 81 the 'front.' dear Of Den's Hall
in the City Of BrOWnVilie, that being
the place in which the last Term Of the DistF1st
Court was held,
on Monday. The 18Th day Of Sept. 1865
At aso'ssock p. d Of said day, the following Heal
Es;ate r. Wit Toe North west quarter Of Seotion
thiilg-tvo 1881 In Township Eve North Of range
fourteen "a East n Nemaha County NebEasks
Territory Pursuant 70 an order Of sale issued By th7
Register in Chaneery Of the District Court Of Ne
maha County NebraskR Territory, in the case o
John P Hodge agelnss john Hamilton and GirdoT
n. Wilcox.
DATED this Ii, l7Lh day ofApgust, 1858.
". q. GLASGOW,
4S-4t Sheriff aud Special Master.