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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-18

A correspondent Of the New York
Post offers 6ve hundred dollars toward
purchasing Ford'p Thcater, Washington,
apd converting it into a ChriStiaa TEN
pie Of worship. ,.... l...-
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porttp.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

.I Co.,. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. fi &
.' BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT aas
oh, slow to Smite and swia to spare, t'-H.
Gentle, and mercIful, and jnsti
Who, in the fear Of God, didst bear
The sword Of power, a nation's trusti Et
In sorrow by thy bier we stand,
Amid the awe that bushes all,
Aud speak the anguish OF a land
That shook with horror at thy fail.
Thy task IL done--the bond are frsei
We bear thee to au honored grave, ..
Whose proudest monument shall be
The broken fettors Of the slave.
Pure was thy life Its bloody close
Hath placed thee with the sons Of light,
Among the noble host Of those .. I.... ..
Who perish 10 the cause Of Right.
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The country is indebted to the cour.
age and determi nation of Robinson. the
soldier nurse, for the preserVstion Ofthe
life of Mr.. Seward, His bravery has
rendered his name immortal. s t.
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The doucments, manuscripts, g., of
Prest. Lincoln have all been placed in
charge of JUICE Davis, Of Illinois, 81.
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The Army of the Potomac, it Is said,
will be mustered OutAt Washington;
Sheman's army at Richmond,
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HiIIsbOrOugh Female College,

EE11lSEoorOC1E1h, Ohio.
ND EN. ALLEN t. THOMPSON, A. NJ. President, as
III ~ sisted by competent Teachers in the Liter
ary Department four Teachers IN Musr, aud (fOr the
next Ternil Miss ANNIE GREEN, in the Painting
and Drawing departments, would announce TO the
present patrons Df tho Institution, that the Winter
Torm closes on THURSDAY, March 23d, with a Musl-
cal and Literary Entertainment In the evening at the
H. E. ohufch tor tho benefit OF the SO diers Aid So.
2nd. That the Spring Term viii commence April 5th.
The Boarding Department, heretofore managed by
Rev II TurRer, ~ he under tho control Of tbs Pres
idsnt Of the Board Of Trustees, James II. Thompson,
Esq. and his wife, who have oueluded TO make the
College their hume for the spring and Summer.
Young Ladies from distance wishing rooms, are
IeaiWst4l TO notify tho undersigned Immediately,
opt few unenGHsed rooms remain.
For circulars, giving prices and other Information
apld6 III Y svJkLLEN 7. THOMPSON FSes't, .
tHlllshoro, March IA, 1865. mart6
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The rebel Com missioner Of Exchauge
Col. ould, when he hcatd Of the assas-
sination of Mr.. Lincoln, remarked:
"Thb is the worst blow the Confsd defacy
has yet received. - Alas for the crim4
inal folly Of the assassin and bis alder
aud abettortl q '.'''o '..t" % f'1''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-18

WESTERN HOSPITALS ToBE CLOSED =
Assistant Surg on General Wood, at
Louisville, has been directed to suspend
all hospital repairs in the West, prepar.
atory to general clearing out Of those
institutions. ..'-
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A correspo ndent ofrhe Chicago Trib-I
une, writing from St. Paul oath iust,s
says; IA prominent copperhssd ofaSt.
Cloud, in this State, told a man, in pres,
snoo of witnesses, Friday night, three
hours before the assassination occurred,
that lincoln and Seward werO mur-
dersd." 90 ..-..--.-.--
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lFOr the News.


Charade. , '-seft. .
My FIRST, substance hard, is fonnd,
Beneath the surface Of tha ground;
Into my second the ship doth 60,
When waves beat high and winds do blow:
My whole's town, in pretty good plight,
Where oUR vessel lay a day and night.
Griggsyille, Ill. 9rt-i 90 "nf1 MILO.
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THE DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.


THE DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.
Read before the "sringtown Club" on the 18th of4
Mo, 1865.
But yesterday the Nation rang
Exulingly with eannons elang,
But now, 1t feels dying pangl
Last eve our Countrys King was we'll;
This morn, the nournful breezss tell
.t. Our Father Abraham's funeral knell.
Bright beams Of hope preSAged the gloom
Ger spread by thy lamented DOOM
That Death should mark thee for the tomb.
Up from the Nations weeping eyes,
... We hear the suppliant chorus rise,
.. May God have called thee to she skIosi"
No feeling base Of servie fear t.. tr..
subdued or brought thy subjects near
We LOVED thee, as TATHER dsarl .......
The millions Of thy people brave
Their fond affections to thee grNei--
Now bear them with thee to the grave.
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Col. Granville Moody of the 74,h o.
" 1. thrashed Copperhead by the
name of Mckinney, at Piqua few
days since, who made an attuck upon
him in the usual bullying style. Moody
has provsd bis right to the title of the
lighting parson." -''
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-05-18

Ex,Gov. AIKEN, of S. c., has heen
relesaed from arrest by order Of the
President. 1t is said the charges
against him were proved to be untrue.
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ls. Miscellaneous Enigma. ooi.s
am composed Of letters.
My 464 II relative. f0E1nlvfvaf {
My s 2 Is a kind Of fruit.
My 81 Il moro mighty than the sword. ia
My ca is tho way we some times feel.
My whole Is Whit one OF U. n. G. got frightened Al
In Baltimore last tlll. NINNA.
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I am composed of II letters. .l s.fit.. t.. .,,.
My4 II IL 0 Is notlow.
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NY 6lt 5 10 IL yeSsela rrfi4la sl a.l...f. sff.
My 2 re IL part Of ship.
Ny Thoeis tho nAins yof'a 1toyn, and the State il
which 1t is situated LEE.
Little Piney Bridge, Alas March n, 1895. az sH
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Miscellaneous Enign


am composed VI l3 lettors.
My - II Is a cooking utsnsil, f.ur.sf r.....I
My IL Is an animal
My 5 Is u. Wild beast, g. f. rs4 rt r. tt .
Ny 10 Is mans nickname.
My are Yowels. .. t az -..-a.. ~ .t.fr ..t.
Ny whole is the nAmO Of young mAn now. residing
~ Paris, Ky, ....s. Tt'I ALLIE d.
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The Rebel Army Paid in Fun.


The Rebel Cabinet came to Greens.
boto after Lees surrender with the gold
and silver lately impressed for the use
of the army. A part Of this was paid
to troops, and each officer and soldier
received one doNar and fifteen cents in
full of oil accounts against the Govern.
ment. Tn most cases this represents
the pay for twelve m nths'i service. q. p.
This ended the dealings of the troops
with their Government. There was no
tedious waiting for mastering OUT no
certificates OF non indebtedness requir-
ed from Q Quartermasters, Paymasters and
Second Auditors; all waiting Until some
dainty little clerk, 10 his carpetsd room
should deign to'look over the papers oI
honest men. ett .scuost'ts0J .r.a.
This sum, small as it seems, was
worth m ore that moment than all The
Confederate money 10 existence, ever
for use in the South. ESQ.,. HsJ4.
The remainder of this bulliou-ant
no small remainder either-was kindTy
conveyed to a place of safety by Davi
and his flying companions, ,7r
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Harvey Ford, an old man in New
Haven, was very much affected by the
news of Prest. Lincoln'S decease, and
after appearing much oppressed all day,
he dropped dead in the evening. .4,
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The Memphis Bulletin of the 1st
says q refined secesh lady who had ar
rayed herself in costume adapted for
trOpsacting little contrabond, trade
was. on Friday oyerhauled in that city
and OF, being taken to a private apart.
ment was compelled to take off5her uu.
der garments, when, 10! she was found
TO have on two "what you call ems,
made of very stout drilling, With pook
cts. In one of them we're nine pock els
and the other six and each, poNk ct con
tanned large sized cantcen filed will
whisky. One of these ingenious gar
ments has been purchased to be pre-
sented as a curiosity to literary soeie
~ IN lilinols. n .g.fu.jirrs ... H
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that | will offer for sale
ut public auction at the front entrance Of the
Brownville House, in the City Of Brownvllle, that
being the building in which the last term Of the
District Court of the county Of Nemaha, in the
Territory Of Nebraska. was held on the
LIST day of May, A. d. 1865 al | o'clock
P. NJ. The following real estate situated in the
County of Nenaha, in the Territory Of Nebraska,
To wit Lot 2 in Block 40 Lots III, IL, Is, and
10 ia Block 80 Lot Is ia Block "a; Lots 9, 10, Ia
in b OK 80: Lots Ii. II, l3'I4in Bloek 81 Lot 4 in
Block So Lois !, 2, in Bloek 80 Lots 10, IL in
Block AZ Lot ii in 2iOck - Let 10 IN Block Il;
lot 9, i'll Block 70 L.rs l3, -, IS. I6, ip Block
S. ia. Nemaha UIty also the SOuth East la of
the Ntrrl " est ] 4of SECTION 81 n Township 3
Norm D.! kslg4 - tlst also tbe ScEth East IA
OF far =, uiu w. = II Of SeCtIuu / ICs nSblp 1
Nos +. ol ist4 - - East, except EwC ares off ui the
West siic fnereul also y tract ct land commencing
al a points so z IS North OF the South " est corner
y: section Eighteen IS IN Township 4 North OF
Raage 10 East, thence rum AZ East AZ rods thence
Sptth 23 IA rois thence West ~ rods. thence n %
/ 1 rods to the place oi begiuu,-g; also Lots Z and
) of the South West ! 4 Ui Section II ia Tow Dship
4 Sorth, of bange Is last asO the North Wsst Ia
of he North East ] 4 md L,s I2 Vi Section 81,
Township 5, North, Range 10 East, except twenty
20 acres decided to snow. also the West half OF
The south West Ia and Lots 3 aud 4 in Section
81 TOwnAhig 5 North of range Is East, except TWEEN
~ acres IN the South West corner, taken as the
property Of Jerome Hoover Oh an execution and
veadI il favor of Samuel A Chambers Executor
OF the last will and testament of Willis Hill de-
cea ed, issued out of the District Court OF the
County OF Nsma6a, in the Territory of Nebraska,
and To me directed as Sheriff OF sald County.
Dated March 9th. 1865.
28-4k 800 SO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The Grandest Scheme of the Age is
the lottery by which the Patee House in
this city is to be disposed of with all its
furniture, which is of the richest and
most costly kind. The drawing of his
Lottery is srreUOcably decided to take place
m the 26h day Of .aPriI. 1865, by order
Of the Proprietor, Treasury and Direc.
tory. Whoever intends TO buy a ticket
must speak soon, or the chance will be
Iost.--M. Joseph Herald, Feb 18th.
We have the best assurance that this
Lottery will be fairly and hopOrably con-
Quoted. Those desiring to purchase
tickets can see tie Scheme of Prizes al
Marsh, Bro. & looks Books Store, and
tickets may be Obtained, through them
of N. S Harding & Co, Nebraska City,
at 50 zach Now's the 4cce 2ted time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
JOHN COLHAPP, EDITOR.

Richmond, the: Capital Of the COnfede.
racy has fallen, and the army of its de-
Tenders have SIX iddsddled, after being
severity whipped by the Union army on
the 9th, 9TH and Sth. Petersburg is also
in our possession. Grant is pursu.
ing Lee towards the Danville road, and
lit is only a question of time' which gets
there first, and Sheridan's cavalry are
swift-footed, as Lee knows to his sorrow.
Not a word is said. in all the dispatches,
about Jefferson Davis. Abraham Lin
coin is at the front. Sherman's army,
when last heard from, were operating in
the vicinity Of Goldsboro. Mobile is BE-
Jog slowly but surely invested by our
army. There is but little doubt that the
rebellion is virtually whipped out, a
stand may be made by the rebels, but no
success can possibly set them On a war
footing again.
Our captures, in the fighting before
Richmond. will be about IL 900 prison
ers and so cannOn
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06


Joseph P Colem g. '%I1ruiin- d. no'em-r
X. Wad4ams AIT N-ry A. Wsiaan q
nstise that Jo5n J. Carson lid On d. li
Mafcb, q. d 1865 6ie a Bill in Chsnef
District Govt vi hin and f r toe CO1ug
maha. Ne brsska Territory, against tbs ,sl
= Coleman. Caroline u. Coleman. PbllPA Z
hams aud Mary a. Wadh ms. defendants 2
forth that the said Joseph p. Coleman s1i u
ID. Coleman executed a Mortgage b. cor y
upon the south west qssrter IF sSrea 2
township I've. nOrlh Of range %fouriseo, -
ssid Nemaha iOunty. 70 seure The paJu.l'
Promissory Note for $4,000 and TIA. hs
recerding q said Msrtgal the said Js'
Gcieman aad Caroline d. COlemsH -on5'li
land 0y deed to laid Phillip X. Wadhin
tn said Phillip K. Wadhams and Mag
hams made q Mortgage thereof b sd
Coleman to secure the payment Of szlsS
object aud prayer Of said Bill is b oeunil
for the sale Of said PREMISES TO pay he 80
said with the interest which may be found
thereon and the said Joseph ?. Coles
oline d Coleman, Pk'IipK K. Wadhsm' aaa
Wadhams are notified that they are req1ll
pear and answer said Bill on or before ns >
Of May, ID. 1865.
G. q. DORSEY, Sol for CouFi
Dated March 18Th, a.. D., 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The following is said to be an extract
from a letter recently written BY Gen.
Grant:
We are now having fine weather, and
I will be able TO wind up matters about
Richmond soon. ] am anxious to have
Lee hold on where he is a short time
longer. so that l can get him into posi-
ton where be must lose a great portion
of his army. The rebellion has lost its
vitality, and if ! am not much mistaken,
there will be no rebel army Of any great
dimensions a few weeks hence. Any
great catastrophe to any of n armies
would. of course, revive the enemy for
a short time, bat | expect no such thing
to happen. | am in excellent health,
but would enjov a little respite from duty
wonderfully. | hope it will come soon
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
EGA NOTICE.

James Jeffers, John letters and William Jeffers. vii
take notice that Benjamine F. Lushbaugh did. on
the 9th day o. January, A. d. 1855, file his bill Of
complaint, in the district Court OF Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory, in Cnancery, against Anna
LETTERS, James LETTERS, John LETTERS, Robert LETTERS,
William IeffeFs, Isaac LETTERS, Isaiah Jeffers, Mary
A.. LETTERS Manuel F. LETTERS, Elizabeth A. Jefers
and John L.. Carson defendants for the fOreclOs-
ure of a certain Deed Of trust, OF mortgage, given
by Thomas Jefers, deceased, in his lifetime, to the
Said Complainant and defendant John l.. Carson,
Of the North East quarter of Section No. Twelve
az in Township No. five 80 North of Range No.
fifteen Isl East, in Said County, and Territory,
to secure the payment of q certain promissOry 3Ote
for the sum of S250,0 with interest thereon at the
rate Of five per cent per month. The object and
prayer Of said bill is to foreclose Said Deed Of
Trust, or mortgage and for the sale of Said prem
Uses to pay the mnney so secured. You are requi-
red to appear and answer Said bill on the tenth
day Of April, a, D. 1865 or the same will be taken
as true and a decree entered accordingly.
Dated BrOwnVille, February, 2lst 1865.
CHARLES O.. DORSEY,
23-4t $3.50 sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The new Internal Revenue Law is
but little understood, and, consequently,
many questions are asked Of the Com.
missioner of Revenue, and macy decis-
sions are made. The following is the
substance of the latest that have come
10 our knowledge,
An Attachment Bond is a bond re.
ouired in legal proceedings, and as such
is exempt from stamp duty. The bond
given by the defendant Is. executed for
the purpose of obtaining possession of the
property seized !; and is not a bond re-
CURED in legal proceedings, in that 1t
" may be dispensed with if the defendant
chooses to allow the property to remain
in the hands of the constable, and is
therefore subject TO a stamp duty Of
twenty-five cents.
Any person having paid ten dollars
for a cattle brokers' license is aulhoriz-
ed to sell cattle, hogs or sheep to he
amount of ten thousand dollars annual
", no more. But where several such
brokers act in partnership in such a
manner that the sales OF each cannot be
separately computed, the law is conslru.
cd to allow sush firms to sell an amount
equal 10 ten thousand dollars for each
member Of the firm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
LEGAL NOTICE.

Barbara A. Symsmlre and tine unknown heirs
Of Francois P~utignai, deceased, viii take notice
that Henry ttCmmOn, Administrator OF the Estate
st jOhn b. Laurent, deceased, has commenced q
suit On TIE Chancery side of the District Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, IN which
suit they together with Jasper A. Ware are made
defendants Tn object OF said suit is TO fOreolOss
a ceEtsin mortgage made by the said Francis Putt
CANT in favor OF The said John b. Laurent Septem-
Der, llLh 1851, on the North west quarter If sec
ton II Ia township north cf Range IA East sit
ua5ed i'll The said County OF NcmaEa, gIAen 10 Sc
cure the "a, ment OF S40O 90 due to the said Lau-
rens from safe Putign-L three years from the date
ct aaid Dor;gasu with interest. The prayer Of
plaintiff Is tEat ne said land be sold and the pro=
ceeda be applied fast in payment Of the above
claim, and hat Ike said defendants BE- debaFG-sld
foreclcsed OF Ill righ1s therein. Defendants are r.
CURED 80 answer b the 22d day CT May, 1865.
E. ". THOMAS,
Sci. for GIMP aainsnt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The Petroleum fever is raging over
lhe wh lie of this continent, few States
or Territories but what have discovered
oil, and those that have not, will always
think they ought to, or could if they q
only bored. Of this latter class is Ne
kraska. There are very good indications
Of Petroleum on Rock Creek, IN this
county. We are told that in one Spring
near Glen Rock, the oil may be seer TO
rise to The surface, and spread on the
surface, when the bed Of the spring is
disturbed. We are informed that a pint
Of the crude petroleum has been collect
I'd from the spring above mentioned. 4
better Indication than this may be seen
on the prairie surrounding Glen Rock,
sunkeu holes, varying from six inches
Il two feet in diameter, in which the
ground is actually burned to the depth Of
Two inches, which is supposed to be on
On account Of the ground being impreg-
mated with petroleum or the gas arising
from it, which may have been ignited
by the prairie fires. We hope il may
'.pan Oo,." There are several men with
capital who are now in this county pros
Psctiug.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

There appears to be but little doubt
that Andrew Johnson, was under the
influence of liquor ct the time of bis in
auguralion az Vice President. Another
fact, equally disgu ing, is that some Of
the loyal papers have been, ever since
the Inauguration. filed with this topic,
setting forth the matter in its most often
siVe aspect, we presume, to prove their
freedom from party spirit We think
the offenss is great on account Of the
position he occupies, we also believe
that if his impeachment and removal is
deemed necessary, it will be done with
on, opposition in Congress by either
party. Under this opinion we rest easy,
and believe it unnecessary to harp on
this matter, which, fram its incipiency,
was a 'stench in the nOstrels" of the
American people, without any extra
"stirripg up"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
2p.4t $3.50.
IEGAI N0TICR

John Trnsley viii take no.iee, that Beniamiu F.
LGshbnugh and thames h. Hinsley A. complains uts.
did Oh TIE 18th Gay Of March, a. d 1909. Gle IN
The 'fice OF Register IA Chanrery Of the district
Court WITHIN AID fer The county of Nemaba, Ne
hraska Territory, o Bill of complaint against the
said JChn TrRsley as defendant. The object and
prayer VI said BILL Is u obtain a Decree Of said
Court decreeiDg a certain assigI mept made by the
said John Trusley. Of Bounty Land Warrant no.
SO ,460 for 100 acres, issued pursuant to an act Of
Congress approved March Sd, 1853, to the said John
Trusley, as WARRANTED, q geod and valid assign
ment thereof and v%esting the title of said Land
WsrrRnt in james Ii. Hinsley, the assignee thereof.
Ire said John Trusiey is notified that he is re-
quired to appear and answer said bill On OF before
the 9Th day of Nav. p q. 1885.
CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
March 49, 27Asee Solisitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The effects of the EquinoOtial Storm
on the Iron Mountain Railroad in Mis-.
souri, is described as having been very
disastrous. The Toss Is over 800, GOO.
Nine bridges were carried away or SO
badly damaged as to became useless
There were a great many heavy land
slides occasioned by The storm. This
road was greatly damaged by Prices
last rnid, and This visitation of Providence
is a Iittle TOO much of a good thing for
one road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
peat SI3, so. Sol. for Com yi1inan:
LEGAL NOTICE.

Trial Akin and Erasmus d. Alien, will take no.
tice that James D.. Carson as complainant, has
filed q bill in chancery, in the District court of Ne
maha county Nebraska Territory, against them
and John l.. Carson, as defendant. rne object
and prayer of said Bill Is to foreciDss lcertaiu Deed
of trust, in the nature of q mortgage, executed by
The said Trial Akin to John l. Carson, as Trustee,
upon the South East quarter Of Section z in Town.
ship 5 North u Range Is East, in Nemaha county
Nebraska Territory, gwen TO secure the paym ut
to compla IL at Of d prunis>Ory note Of $25U 90, for
the sale Of said premises to pay the. amOunG due
Oh said note, aud also To Annul a deed of conveyance
Uf said pEmi-us. made by SAID UrIai Akin to ETas-
mus d.. k.l.l OF complainant. Toe said Ural
,kIn and i tsmus d.. Allen viii lake ROtIee that
they ar required TO answer sold Bill on VI before
ne go day OF may A. d. 1905.
CnAhnES d. DORSEY,
ouiicltOr tor Complainant.
no.oJ Anil itb 1884 Zg-4t 1I3JO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06
MASTERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given hat, pursuant to an order
Of sale, 10 me directed, issued y the Register 10
ChaDeery, of the District court. Nemaha CoGnty,
Nebraska Territory in a eer-aia case wherein
Tbeo5ore W bedford j. eomYiainsut, and James
B. Fleming ana Isaac Cole are defendants, WblOn
Tuesday the 4th day Of May A D. 1865
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said day 81 the front door o:
the BIownville House, in the city OF brgWnviiie'
in Nawrba county. Nebraska Territory, (Tsst oe-
;nr The lac where the last term u said court
for said county was held Oaei ior sale at Pa0iie
auction, to the highest biiler cash, the follow
AT Real Estate .tO-Wit:
The South West qhsTteI 9 ION three 80
in Township four ~, o tIis 'enll4j last
in said county Of Nemaha.
BruWnFilIe, March, both Is5I
Cha = EY,
as-G.9a. a.. 'ResEy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-06

The Rulo Register is the best country
paper on our exchange list, and contains
some wise sayings. and new theories. The
contents of the last number: a two col
umn editorial, on both sides of the Re-
construction question, eyincing great pre-
cocity in its author a Muddy CORES:
pondencs," euIogizing The editor for his
manliness and bravery in taking a neutral
stand and one sopOrJfc column for our
especial benefit. 1t is the PriUy verdict
of many Of its patrons that it is a necss-
sdry hrtIele in their families.