davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02

d !, nB Good rssponsi6le agents and Exchange
? Brokers ,oanted IN evey city and so,cn IN the
United States and British Provinces, ,Oits
whom liberal arrangements wiH 6smaae. moo
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02

have used for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnacei in my dwelling, and am well satisfied
with its operation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02

MT. NoTRE DAME, READING, 0HIo,l
.-..-.I.. November Goth, 1861. J
Mr.. MARTIN:-This is to certify that we tried the
Furnace you built for us, and satisfied with it.
Our rooms are amply heated.
-. Yours, respectfully,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02

... -..t.l, CINCINNATI, April 2s, 1854.
Having used, during the past winter, the Hot Air
Furnace manufactured and put up by Mr.. Peter
Martin, willingly testify to the very general salts
: IN ~. G. CULBERTS0N,
... 1856 West Sixth Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02
Oil and ID Timber bber Lands. Land

r HAVE FOR SALE DESIRARLEO OH,
u and Timber Lands, situate in the :eounties Of
Pike, Scioto and Adams. Persons seeking invest
mcnts may do well to call on Of address.
SAM kENDR1CK.
mch22-3m At Chillicothe, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02
All orders and applications, whsthsr By letter %
otherwise. must be addressed To- gf a,rts sft gi

.tolIEE. b. n..Ioa'E 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-02

Furnaces altered and repaired. @ ..i.. .
Galvanized Iron Cornices and Cutters.
Tin Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer.
Corrugated Iron Doors and Shutters, ..
H1- Full particulars regarding price, &C., can be
obtained at my store, No. West Fifth street, or
PETER MARTIN,
No. 149 West Fifth street, between Ra,e and Elm,
Cincinnati. mch8'65-d1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

There is o a O%srtainfy that Davis
has sent Peace Commissioners to treat
with President Lincoln. A conference
was held, Cd the Sd, at Fortress Monroe,
between Messrs. A. H. Stephens, ]. A.
Campbell and r. M. T. Hunter, and
Sec. Seward and President Lincoln. The
result was notwithstanding matters just
as they were before>the Conference
The rebels demanded recognition, while
the President demanded submission,
neither yielding a hairs-bred.h. Thus
may all such conferences end. We de-
sire peace as much as any living loyal
being; but the most permanent peace
viii be heralded-not by commissioners
but By JEFF. Davis fleeing for life from
biz deluded victims. Now, seeing that
the rebels can treat for peace, and hone
is obtained, it is the duty of oui Govern.
ment to make them re-treat-from the
C~Onfederacy, until there is not a foot Of
it left to treat for-unless they submit
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
ITEMS.

The Selma (Ala.) Dispatch contains
an advertisement for contributors to a
fund of one million dollars, to pay for
taking the lives of President Lincoln
Secretary Seward and Andy johnson, tC
be accomplished by the first of next
March, which, it says, will give peace
A convention of all persons in the
State of Maryland interested IN the cul-
tiyation Of the Northern sugar canes will
be held in Baltimore IN the Tin of Feb
ruary.
There were more people killed and
wounded by railroad accidents last year
than in any preceding year since 1894.
1t, is stated In Republican quarters
that the elder Blair will hold an inter-
view with prominent members Of the reb-
ell Congress.
Savannah clergymena and Gems. Wayne
and Beauregard testify that the alrocl-
ties charged upon Sherman's army al
MIlledgeville are wholly ~unfounded.
When Mrs. Jeff Davis saw old Nh
Blair she threw her arms around has
neck and kissed Inn. II thatdon't mean
peace, what does II mean!
The rebel Battle cry is described as a
c-oncatenation 81 equine, canine, levine,
porclne and ga~liinaee0us, with al Indian
war-whoop thrown IL.
Two thousand Of ,Ae rebel prisoners
al Elmira, n. Y, have made application
to take the oath Of aIlegIance-iour nun
dred within the last fifteen days.
Wan A. Mcguire, the young man who
shot to death Maggie Baer, Ia the Con-
tinental Theatre, Philadelphia, some
months ago, has been found by a jury to
be now insane.
An immense cave nearly as large as
- Mammoth Cave of Kentucky has re-
Gently been discovered about ten miles
from Fort Ruby, California.
The Charleston Courier laments the
lack of nerve in tho c~onfederacy but
Judging from their papers they are very
nervous about their future.
A. Ward says that he has risked his
life too often in getting INTO, and OIL Of,
an omnibus 10 be frightened by an In-
dian.
Switzerland has concluded to have a.
Gag.
Oysters in Savannah are one dollar
per ouShel-or as many as you can mold
Tor % cents.
Why does Victoria represent the pc
troleum interest! Because she IS Queen
Of the Isles.
Gottschaik's most valuable notes have
been stoleu-to the amount OF 90 QUO
by his agent.
Sophia KIttle has recovered $4,000 in
a New York court, from William Walsh
tor breach Of promise.
The three cent currency is nearly
ready.
Calico balls are the prevailing amuse-
ment.
,Abou, 1000 rebel prisoners arrived
al Columbus, Ohio. from Tennessee on
Tuesday last.
The Ohio Sorgo aad Wool convention
met IN Cincinnati or thu Sd.
Sherman s army has Oyt ND the slave
auction blocks st Savannahkr 6rewaod
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

Sherman is still marching just about
where he plesses IN South Carolina, and
Richmond papers seem inclined to the
think that Charleston must eventually
fall into his hands. The rebels are re-
ported concentrating all their available
forces at Augusta and Branchville.
Things are ordinarily quiet about Rich
nopd. Nothing new excepting the re-
ports of ~deserters, which are in most in
stances of a doubtful character, and not
amounting to much if true.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

The follOYing we extract from the
Washington Star for the benefit Of "crow-
killing" Legislators, hoping 1t may throw
some light upon this intensely dark
subject. Farmers may also take the
benefit of is, if so disposed
"At this season of the year, and par
ticularly when the snow covers the ground
crows assemble about the farm yard in
great numbers, aud can be readily
poisoned by strychnine. Take small
pieces of fresh meat aud sprinkle the
poison On it. and put it where the crows
frequent. Corn meal mixed with the
poison and made into dough is not 20 good
but will answer"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

The Rules Of War must have a very
wide latitude for rebels, who are contin-
ually harping upon the idea of their in
frlngment by the Union army. 1t is
now satisfactorily ascertained that the
blowing up Of the magazine at Fort
Fisher, after its capture by our troops
by which upwards of 200 lives wsre,lost
was affected by the rebels by means
of a wire laid across the channel for
that purpose. This was done about two
or three hours after the surrender of the
rebels who lad defended it. Yet it is
only one more dark page in their guer-
rilla- bushwhack;ng-tO blood. hound
war, against a government u~nequalled in
b~ene6cience to its people BY any thai
CTe7eIis'ed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
IrcAL NOTICE.

Jonathan David will take notice that Wilson
Huebes AZ plaiDtif has fled . bill OF e0mpisln'
against the said David as defendant On '9s LIN =
* Territorv Of Nebraska. The object and prayer
of said bin is to obtains deere Of said court cancel
ling and annulIing a certain deed made % piSIntla
in favor Of defendant, August Attn 1868 70 the North
West Quarter Of Section fourteen IN Township nVs
North Of Range fourteen East Of the otn P[lnclPal
a. having been obtained from plaintif by fraud,
force. violence and threats; or to compel salo de-
PENDANT to reeonyey saidland to plaintiff.
Defendant is required to answer said petition on
or before the 27th day Of March 1859.
E. W. THOMAS,
Solicitor for Comp't.
February, 9th 1865. 21-4t $500
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09


The Indians on the Sd attacked the
Fort at Julesburg, burned the telegraph
and stage companies warehouses, with
all their supplies. They tore down the
telegraph wires between that city and
Omaha, notwithstanding the influence of
the whispering Spirit The garrison
was too small to make any resistance.
This stops all mail and telegraph ia
%cilities across the plains, and renders
freighting and emigration almost impOs-
sible. Steps will have to be taken in
this matter by the General Government,
or the States and Territories west will
be entirely isolated from the parent
Government, exceptsby water cOmmuni.
cation.
A new department has been created
consisting of the consolidated depart
ments Of Missouri, Kansas and the
Northwest. This may effect something
towards a suppression of the Indian
raids. I
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

We were permitted to peruss . letter
from Holt NJ. Lull, a former resident Of
our city, who is now serving in the 12th
Wisconsin infantry. His letter is dated
W miles northeast of Beauford, on the
Charleston and Savannah, R. R., S. C..
e has been with Sherman from Chatta-
Ooga through the whole campaign and
ad not received a scratch up to the Doth.
lie says they had to fight for the position
hey now hold. They are eighty miles
rom Charleston, and be thinks that that
place viii be in Sherman's possession
within one month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09


Sturges Of the Times. in anxwers to
our call for an intense cogperhead to
cOmefOrth," came forth, ca Ground. hog
day." as follows:
Now, COlhspp. if our sympaihies were
with the Administration Of Abraham
Lincoln sad the negro. we should 90,
but as sney are no., we respectfully de-
cllpe. We assure you
mat wheL our 'sympathies are with
DAVIS and treason" we will be found in
be rebel army-nOl before"
Verify, "lhOu art the man. we called
for. In the above two paragraphs may
be found what constitutes a copperhead
not patriotism enough to have sympathy
for his country and its defenders, and
too cowardly to avow his sympathy
for its enemies; a neutral, who Whites
his country and its defenders only a
thing" that lives and prospers under
a liberal Government, yet contemplate
enough to "sell out" that Government
TO crafty party ambition a neutre-
they cannot propagate their species,
thank God ON the fence, too cowardly
to get of on either side, and too small
potatoes to make it an object to have him
on either side. Judas betrayed Christ
with a kiss Sturges kicks poor Davis
overboard-Judas, excuse the COMPARE
son-and Davis, having doubtless heard
of Sturges' failing off" has sent peace
commissioners to Washington-rats will
leave a sinking ship, verify viii they!
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
Washington, jan, 81

H|dSLinslOU, du., on.
Messrs. Richardson and Brown, Journ-
alists. who escaped from Salisbury prison,
appeared before the Committee on the
Conduct of the War this morning, testI-
flying that the rebel authorities are mur-
dering cur soldiers by cold and hanger,
while they might easily supply them with
ample food anu fuel. On the 25th of
November, many prisoners were without
food for forty eight hours. They men
ton deliberate cases of killing and woun-
ding. During two months, from the 18th
of October, to the 18th of December, the
deaths were twenty per cent of the
whole. When they left at the latter
date the prisoners were dying at the rate
of thirteen per cent per month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

On the night Of the 18th inst, the
18th Army corps, commanded by Gen.
Hatch. advanced Oh the Pocntaliga bridge
on the Charleston and Savannah Rail-
road. and captured it, together with the
Notifications and ~ guns losing only 90
men killed and wounded. The guns
we're spiked. The enemy evacuated du-
ring the night and fell back to Asheps,
towards Charleston. 1t is thought that
the enemy will make q stand at that
point.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
Washington, Jan. 80.

Washington, Jan. 80.
House-Mr. Ross offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the thanks of Con-
gress andt the Country are due to Pres
ident Lincoln for removing Gen Batter
from military command. lsV
Tabled, 81 to 43.
The House passed a resolution that
Virginia, North Carolina. South Carroll
ma, Georgia, Florida, Alabana, Missis-
sippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee, are not
entitled to representation in the ElectO-
rial College. Therefore no such vote
shall be received or counted for Presi-
dentsor Vice President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

The amendment TO the Constitution of
the United States, abolishing Slavery
has passed. The ratification of the diff
ferent States, to the number 0: two-thirds,
is now all that is necessary to complete
the most glorious act that aver passed
a Legislative body. Il has already been
ratified by the legislatures Of New
York and Rhode Island. SIC transit
gloria SeSeshia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
Capitol Correspondence.
ONAHA, Jsnuary, So ls65.

OAAAA JHAAoA1 OhA ACOOs
Mr.. Editor:
The fate of the Joint Resolution to
adjourn the first Monday, of this month
was decided by the House on last Mon
day. The boys couldn't see it! Three
dollars a day, hot roll, fresh mutton
chops, beef-steak, and clean straw beds,
contribute "muchly" in keeping aglOw
the spark of patriotism. Father Abra-
ham, fOots the bill, and SO the "ball
goes on
The bill for the destruction OF "black-
birds, crows and gophers" passed with
out opposition, excepting, l suppose,
the Grow, in the House., from Nemal a.
Gen. Lovegood, from the Ute District
received instructions from his Constitu-
epts to offer an amendment including
.'musquetos, bed.bugs and aea'," but as
the old gentleman's disability respecting
his seat still exists he failed to "come
Ito time"
Committee on agriculture made the
following report.
Mr.. President:
Your committee on agriculture tc
whom was referred Council File No. &c
a bill for an act to restrain Bulls, Bucks
and Stations from running at large, hav.
ing had the same under conside ration
beg leave to make the following report
First the provisions of the second Sec
ton of the bill, should they become law.
would inlict a great hardship on those OF
our citizens who are, or may be the
owners of any Of the aforesaid animals.
Second, The passage of the bill would
most assuredly. tend to decrease the
amount of stock annually raised, and
thereby, materially re,ard the wealth and
prosperity of the Territory, being d.
rectly in conflict with the poor mans in
terest. For these, and other cogent rea-
sons. the committee recommitted that it
do not pass.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made, by Joseph Opelt, Guardian, for an order
from the Probate Court Of Nemaha County Nebras-
ka Territory to sell q portion Of the real estate Of
J ossphene Bell, a minor.
The next of kin and all persons interested are
hereby notified that Monday the 18th day of
March, is the time set 10 hear said application when
they may offer and contest the same if they see
D. C.SANDERS,
Plat $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

A Union raiding expedition of about
10000 infantry, cavalry and artillery,
has gone up the Chowsn river. in the
direction of Weldon. If this expedition
Is successful Richmond may soon be COM
pletely cut off and surrounded by the
Union army.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

The Sec. of the Interior is asking for
$4,000 to buy medals for Indian Chiefs;
Western Legislatures are Offering bOun-
ties for scalps. Which will stop the
trouble on the plains soonest? Indian
Chiefs, we think, have snedaJ,ed enough
already. Colts and Minnie's bills will
have the most a 'sopOrifc" effect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

The New York Tribune credits a
statement that q secret league of the
Roman Catholic powers, France, Spain,
and Austria, has been formed through
the influence Of the Pope. pledged to
recognize the C~onfederacy after the 4th
of March next, This, We think, is very
doubtful; if true, we will only have 10,
clean 'em Out'' while our hand s in"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE

Toall whom it may concern, notice is hereby
given that en- Monday, the 2eth day Of February
1866 is the time set for final settlement with th'
Administrator Of the Estate Of Henry Higgins, alsC
at the same time will hear and determine aPplica-
ton Of Widow and others for Guardian letters o.
the Minor heirs of said Higgings.
BrownviIle, Jan. 2Sth 1895.
2O-st.S3,so d. C. SANDERS, Prob. Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

We learn that work has been com.
menced on the newly surveyed line of
the Pacific Railroad, which DIVORCES in a
southerly direction from the original sur
vey, and runs within three miles of Bell
vue before going west ! This is a strange
freak, and needs explanation Daily
Omaha Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
GUARDIANS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an or
der OF sale issued by the probate Court Of Nemaha
County. Nebraska Territory. I will on Friday
the 18th day Of February A. D. 1855, sell at public
auction, to the>highess bidder for cash. the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit: The S61tb West
quarter Of Section No. fourteen (14) in Township
No. four (4) North Of Range No. fifteen ft5) East
Of the 9Th principal meridian in Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory.
Said Sale viii take place in kspiawaI Nema-
Ia County, Mt.
JOSEPH OPELT.
20 3t.-S7 Guardian Of Samuel Bell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROPOSALS FOR STONE WORK

Sealed proposals viii be sealed at the County
Clerks Ohee in Brownville, until l o'clock Of sat
urday, Feb. 18th 1865, for building and laying up
Eighty-fOur perch, more OF less Of Stone work for
Bridge Contract, near Sec. Is Township 5 Range
IS East.
The Stone will be furnished, Quarried, within
1 IA miles from tie Bridge.
By order Of the Board Of County Commissioner.
20-2t. WM.H HOOVER, Co. elk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
LEGANOTICE.

Mary Jane sherry ~ \ 2ke notice that Abraham
Z: Snerty as P,alh''n me- nf q petition ia the Dis
on the Chaacery side 5aefso} a8S,s. -
andt. The oojccts1d pr5y5r Of shS ~a+S.;Na
obtain dec.s os said CoGrt anDuiIdgIe -
relation herrJ6iofe existing Del Esou
Gtgorcins the said uarieS from the bonds Oh.
mony. Defcniant,i is required to answer saN
tition by the 10Th day Of February A ID. 1866. "
Z. W. THOMAS. y
16-4t 80 Sol. for Compliment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all Uhom.it may concern
Notice is hereby given that application his this day
been made for he appointment Of an administTa-
.or upon he Esta: Of jefferson L Couss, deeeas-
ed and tbat Moadap, The 23l day Of J%arBary, A.
D.. 1865, il the time set 20 hear said application.
BrOWnyiIle. January "a 1865.
d. q. SAUNDERS,
16-3t $3.50 Probats Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
BENNETT,
MILLER.
HOLLADAY.

On motion, of course, the bill was in
de6nitly postponed. am informed your
statutes already provided a very severe
punishment on the owner of such ami
mails, If caught running at large, and
this was considered sufficient without ad-
ditional enactments.
The Wolf bill came up. and after The
adoption of sundry amendments was pass
ed. A bounty of six-bits to be paid for
a wolf scalp, and n dollar for a wild
cat scalp.
While on this subject I would suggest
to the Honorable members the propriety
of Offering a liberal bounty for Indian
scalps as this would aid in effecting a
lasting peace on our borders! Which
does the greatest damage the wolf, the
wildcat, or the Indians : Is the life of
your flock worth more than the life of
your fellow-creatures Think seriously
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
lei 80

Notico Is hereby given that 1 viii of. t.
at public auction, at ths door Of toe P.,-~
House, in BrOHBvillo, Nersaha Count7. 49,
Territory. that being tbs building q 80 =
last torn Of the district Court for said 60
Nemaha, was held:
On Monday, the 18Th day Of Feb. les
at Oae o'clock p. 81. Of said day. the foi,
property, to wit: the right, title, claim AMI
terest in snd 70 the lot, tract and parcel If IL
leased By the City Council OF the City Of Pm.
Vile to Lev Springle, which tract Orpa,csl Fh,l
is described in said lease as fellows au1ss 4,
leVee South Of Main Street ard East Of SmT,
lease" aIss the Saw Mill and FIGURING BIN :
said leased premises, together with al the Nri5.
cry and Fixtures to the said Mills belonuinz. 3.
uated in he City Of BrOWnVille in Nemsha Cr.
ty, Nebra ska Territory. Said property is TO be- al
rs above stated by virtue Of an execution bui
from the Jhaneery side Of the District Courtda al
County Of Nemaha, in = decree rsnderei in q at
wherein John Shirts is plaintiff and Levi Suinl.
and E. " ThOmas-administrato Of the Esas d
j.. u. Melvin, dscsased-are defendants, and 10 "a
directed Is Special Master.
Given under ny hand, this Hth dav OF Jaaua- /
D.. 1855. ". q. GLASGOW.
n0I7-5w-f Is 50 Sheriff and Special Mlag.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday January 2Sth 1865. The Board of
County COMMISSIONED will sell at Public Sale to
the higest bidder for cash on the premises the
lumber and AL material Of the Old Bridge across the
Little Aemahs. known rs Long Bridge.
By an order of the Board
WILLIAM II. HOOVER. Co. Ok.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
LAND FOR SALE.

s. W. IA Sec. Is Township 6. Nos;A o.
IA. $50 acres. Ser. ?
Part Of Lots / and ? Of North East q
Township 8. Range 10. 3 acres. "a rs
Lot 10 Block 3 il Nebraska CHy'
House and Stable. svIGNB.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

John R. Mcbride, M. c. from Oregon,
nas been appointed Chief Justice Of
adahS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
GREAT -IEaPR0VEMEyT
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MAGHINEm
Patented FEBRUARY I4th. 1880.
SHLESROOM $50 BROADFfT&
Y. 252 WASHINGTON. ST. boston

THIS MACHINE is constructed on entirely ~
principles Of meehsaisnI, possessing many ssE
valuable Improvements, having been examined
the most profound experts, and pronounced ba
Simplicity and Perfection COmbined
Il hasa straight needle. peTpendIculss asu1
makes The LOCK- or SHUTTLE STITCH. VIZ
win-neithsr BIZ or REFEL, and is alike % BE-
side performs perfect sewing ou eTery 9sEliE
Of material, from L0lJher to the finest Aaaa
Muslin, With cotton, linen or silk threl q, ron q
eoarest 70 the finest number.
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL, a1d ti
least possible friction, 1t runs as smooth IS glass,
and is
Empbatica1y a Foiseless Machine.
It requires FIFTY PER CENT les power to
drive it than any otier Aaohins in ih-nare A
girl twelve years Of az can sum >=ni sra
out fatigue OF injury % heath.
ls strength and " oaderiUl SlmeIa q -
s~.Tuction renders it almost imp5s-is.- -d
order, and is guarantee by he e--pT9
give entire sztisfaetiun.
Werespeetfuily invite al thCs, ete mI a
20 supply themselves With @ Superior
come and examine this Jnugslel aeal-
But iu q more especiG! EaGusc 90 l
patronage Of
Merchant Isilors, Corset n kera
CuGcG Makers, CaltEr 4LHsa
HOOP EAtrL EAg-~ Lea
tuners, Vc-L I'd
shirt ana bosom NIX
er5. Dress Isksfs.
Reiigiots and Cie~aa5ie Ilafistio4s ~ T ~
yodg 9sait RITA.
Prices 81 MaGalac ComPiete'
No. /. Family Naehine, silb Hemmer. felei
slG b~raiLer.
No. ? small Manufacturing WITH Extension q
Table
Nc. 3, Isrge Manufacturing With Es'snaoa
Table
No. 4, Large Manufacturing, for Lsaihs
~ win Boiling Foot and Od Cup
OfsclJ hours instruction j. saJicieHtt to snq1f-'
Pson to COrk fRis AaeAias 70 helr eai"
sutisJaeGOn.
AgeH.s NRted for ali towns ia the Init'5 \
~heIs AgeI0 are not already established.
IoI Cu'@ Me Central and South Ams~7
whom % Hoefai q Nun5 viii BE- given.
Terms invariabiyNqs on delivory.
Il . MAFthuP 4 co.
5Eoadway New Ieh
A. & Co. 552 Washington. 81 BH-
Feb. 3,s5. 1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
GUARDIANS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to al or
der of sale issued by the Probate Court Of Nenaba
County Nebraska Territory. | sill on Saturday,
the IIth day Of February A. d. 1865, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate to wiz; The Lot No.
4 in Sec. %. containing 40 50-l00ths acres also Lot
NO. 5, in Section 81. containing 81 20.I80ths acres,
both in Township 5, Range Is, East, in Nsmaha
County Nebraska Territory.
said Sale will take place in BroWnvils, Nemaha
County n. 7.
F.M BARNES,