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PROPOSALS.

T,goTON AoUEDucr DEPARrMEST-rO IRON
foundersSeacd proposals. win be received nj this office
tI,n undn CITY untl eleven O'Clock A. NJ Of Mon
day - the supply of Cast Iron Water Pipe ~ the
following dlin VISIONS. ylli--For
10 straight pip- each " H. In long OF e. inter diam
10 pipe each feet inches long. OF feet iuter
diam.
N, -rsieh h, pipe eath r. l Long, of H. inter diam
IN all 400 tons (of a.io lbs csc pipe, OF r. ntrr diam
Al-otof
sSolin feet straight pipe OF 20 inches inter diam.
a9D In feet straight pIpe " inches inter. diam.
lsfsJl feet straight Pipe " inches Inter. diam
aDU h. feet sirsl,ht pip 81 inches lntei. diam
~ tons of branch pea aud other special singr
prlpoSls will be received for the whole NJ the
feet or the whole Of tho ~ inches pipe, for all
other pipes ana special castings Zach PROPOSE, must
dorsrd with the title OF the striy 10 which r~iaes tho
bids aud all necessary Information bs obtained at this
Office
THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBT u. .DARRAGH,, ACT
4. W. CRoWEN, Boari
oyncs Gao. 40 Dser, Aug u, 1Sdb
l,RoT0N A9UEpuCr DEpARTNENT-ro BRASS
stop cocks also with the Of the bder and the
~ ~ presentation, will bc received ONCE ,R0
tunda, CITY Hall Park until II O'Clock A. " Monday,
August ~ for the supply Of
IhD X inch braas cocks.
80 inch brase stop cocks.
rs one inch brass sSop cocks. feu
Form. for me bids and ell necessary ipcrmauon esp 10
- THOMAS srFPBESs crossa
~ "A. w. CRAVEN boArc
Ngv vOnu, August Ia p0a8
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW BOOKS. NEW GATES DE vIsirE. sTEREO-
~ seopie the ,-st.s ~ Paris and all kinds of
Fancy ~portine ';oDd-. send for information 10 ID. ~
GOMpEKTS Purchasing Agency, 70 Nassau street
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

"A private famiyt take care of childen can DO plain
sewing References Obtained application, from her pre-
sent employer 0G ID place, Brooklyn with whom she has
lived eighteen months
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Prizes paid in gold Information furnished The hishes
rates paid for Doubloons all kinds Of Gold Silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. IL Wall street. New York.
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A JOB AND BOOK COMPOsIrOR, JUST ARRIVED
N from Dublin wishes stualton: woud nave no oblec
uon TO the country. Address A. H., Herald ONCE
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALEs.

THE SUBSCRIBER is ANXIOUS FOR EMPLOYMENT
in some wholesale establishment where there h plenty
strictly temperate, honest and Industrious
very useful man. whose constant viii study
Of his eInDIoyer Reference given directed
TO H. station g. Broadway, win Get with prompt attention
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A YOUNG LADY, OF REFINEMENT AND GOOD FA-
IA miy, but who in trying vicissmdes seeks a
position IN respectable family where she could instruct
and for two three little children would accept
honorable employment such copying &c. Address A. r.,
No. 8 Dey st.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGAL N0TICE.

: Thomas Il. Marshall, Mary c.. Marshall. biswifs,
and William ID. Cady will take notice that Joseph
Eavey ,as complainant, has fled a bilTin chaneery,
in the District Court of Nemaha county, Nebraska
Territory, against them and John L. Carson, as
defendants. The object and prayer Of said bill is
to foreelose a certain Deed If trust, in the Nsture
of a Mortgage, azecuted by Thomas Fl. Marshall to
John L. Carson, as Trustee, upon the Southeast
quarter Of Section eight, in township six, north of
range fifteen east, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, to secure tt payment of a Promissory
Note to complainant for $3.50 90, mentioned in said
Deed of Trust, and for the sale Of said premises
to pay said note, and also to set aside a certain
Deed, OF q portion of said premises, executed by
said Thomas H. Marshall to said William D.. Cady,
so far as the same effects the p~riOrlien and right of
complainant, and also to bar the said Mary G. Mar
shall of her Dover in said promises. The said
Thomas H. Marshall, Mary O.. Marshall AID Will
liam D.. Cady are notified that they are required to
answer said bill on or before the I'D day Of May,
a. d. 1853. CHARLES O.. DORSEY,
Solicitor for COMPLAINANT
Dated April 18th, 1866. 29-4t-sI3,5 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
THE NEWS.

The Presidents remains are to be in
TERED at Springfield, Ill, his former
residence. On its way 1t is to pass thro'
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, N.
York, Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Co
lumbus, Indianapolis and Chicago to
Springfield. The professions and de-
monstraiiOns of mourning during its pas
sage are described as u%nprecedent. Il
lay in state in Old independence Hall in
PhiIadelphia. At the news of the as
sassination Richmond, Savannah, Char
lesion and all the rebel cities were drap.
ped in mourning, with flags at half-mast,l
and rebels are reported as pouring sin
cerely. Prominent rebels declare it is
the sevsrest blow the COnfederacy has
yet received. One need only glance over
the loyal press, and there see the unan-
imous call for vengeance on the rebel
leaders. to know this 10 be q fact. The
country demands that justice be done to
loyalty BY he punishment Of traitors,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
Commissioners Court.
CLERKS OFFIeE, NEMAHA Co.,
Brownville, April 9Th, '65.

CLERKS OFTIeE, NEMAHA Co..,
Brownvllle, April 9Th, '65.
The Board of County Commissioners
met as a Board of Equalization. and for
the purpose of correcting the assessment
rolls of said County for the year 1865.
Present: Stephen w. Kennedy, F. H.
Amsden, and Henry Steinman, Com
missioners, VIM. H. Hoover, Clerk.
It having been announced that Abra-
ham Lincoln. President Of the United
States, has died by the hands of a ruth
less assassin; in memory of the deceas-
ed. it is now ordered hat the Board ad-
iourn until tomorrow morning 9 o'clock
Tuesdaymorning, Aprill6tR, So.
Morning Session. Commissioner me
pursuant to adjournment Present the
same as yesterday.
Ordered by the Board that the follow
ing allowances be made, and hat the
Clerk draw Warrants on the Treasurer
Nm. H. Hoover, Salarya as County
Clerk from Oct. list, '64sto Ap.
LIST, '65, six months, $3.50 90
For rent Of Co. Cl'k's Office
and CIR Dist Court from Jan.
10 to April 10, IS, 8 months, Is 90
A boxes Steel Pens for County
and Dist Cl'k's office, IS 10,
Book for District Court, SIS 90
Stationery for County and Dis
trict Clerks offices, So 20, 26 80
Recording Incorporation Wal
nut Grove Cemetary Associa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGfL NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that I will offer for sale
ct public auction at the front entrance of the
Brownville House, in the City O BrOwRvllle, that
being the buildingi in which the last term Of the
District Court Of the county Of Nemaha, in the
Territor r. of Nebrasha. was held on the
LIST day May, A. d. 1865 al / o'clock
P. NJ. Thr following real estate situated in the
County Of n ,maha, in the Territory Of Eebraska,
to wit Lot ! in Block 40 Lots II, Is, 10, and
10 in Block 80 Lot 10 in Block 81; Lots 9, 10, IA
in Block 80; Bot4 ILL.,, l3sI4in Block % Lot 4 in
Block AZ Lot lii Vlock 4S Lot Is in Block II;
Lot 9, in Block 70 rs 13, IA, is, Is, in Block
66 in Nemaha City also the South East IA Of
the North West I 4Of Section "a in Township 5
North of Range 10 East also the South East IA
Of the South West IA Of Section 1 Township 4
North of Range Is East, except t 70 acres of Of the
West side thereof also q tract of land commencing
at a point80 rods North Of the South West corner
Of Section Eighteen as in Township 4 NOrh Of
Range Is East, thence running East A. rods, thence
South % II rods thence West A rods, thence n %
s Of the South West IA OF Seetion q in Township
4 North, ef Range 15East; also the North West Ia
Of the North East IA and Lot - Of Section 81
Township 5, North, Range Is East, except twenty
(20) acres decided to Snow. Also the Vest half OF
the South West IA and Lots 3 aud 1 in Section
80 Township North FRANCE Is East, except TWEEN
ty acres in the South West corner taken as the
property Of jerome Hoover oD an execution and
Vendi in favor Of Samuel A Chambers Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Willis Hin de-
ceased, issued out Of the District Court Of the
to me directed as Sheriff 0fsaid County.
Dated March 2Ith.1865.
W. G.. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
2S-4t S22,50;
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
April 18th, 1865.


Mr.. Editor: For want of Items, till
lately, l could moi! give you a paying let
ter now they come so prOfusely, the.
duty Of condensation is imperative.
/ have, at last, seen a real prairie FIRE
carried forward in a hurricane charge.
licking up ten thousand dollars worth
of Governments property in ten minutes,
in the form of siabbling and forage at
this post.
The great Indian Expedition COM
menced by Cen Mitchell, and more than
a month DELAYED for a Kansas regiment,
the I6rh-whicE went into wiAter quar-
tiers at Pawnee Oily, is as far from NOV
ing as ever, so far as | can discover.
BY the way, Lieut.. Col. Walker, Of
that regiment, deserves a little attention
from the press. OF only a few Of his
characteristic acts have l heard, bat you
shall have the few:
lst. l hear Of his beating two Of his
men on the way here, the n with his
fist, the other with his sword.
I'd. He ordered a man shot, a citizen,
without any trial. in this Territory. The
boy had taken life, but Walker was
neither a civil or military e%xeeutioner
but assumed both. For this he should
loose his commission.
Sd. At Plum Creek he kicked a ranch
man and aoged one of our farriers.
18th. AT a point farther west assumed
aut hority TO place a company of ours
under guard till he wa ready to move
on, beat n of our men and chased ano-
Their. This is only a preface, what do
you fancy of the Book! Think is
should be bound in hemP.-ED.l
Trains. cover the road west, and many
emlgrants are starting out before grass
comes. Indians quiet. New troops all
along our end of the route. Col. Liv-
ingston is active, faithful, and anxious,
as usual, to present his as a modal Dis
trict. Surrender of lee, caused the
Colonel's order for a salute all along the
line. Then came, on Thursday, the sa-
lutte of 200 guns by order of the Secre-
tary os War: and as usual on such oc-
c%asions, one gunner killed, and Fuller of
Co. "C,"-Our Veterinary Surgeon
shot in the arm, and burned in the face
and eyes. He will live. Begins, after
four days blindness, to see a little.
Saturday, flag at half-mast for death
of President Lincoln.
Sunday, all day, from sun to sun, a gan
discharged every half hour. At 2p. m.
command. assembled at headquarters,
and Eulogy on the character of the de-
ceased, by Chaplain Tip'on. 6 P. m
band boys fog corperhead.
Comment needless.
Sovereignty yours,
NEMAHA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph ". Coansil and Margaret CVS5 y
wife, win take notice that Magtalen1 "-BEr
her next friend, William h Hoover IS 1sua
ant, has fled a Bill ia Chauceryi Tsritad'
Court Of Nemaha Coanty- NeorasAI r,}asS
against them, and JohR L. Carson, as a'ifE-sa
The object asd prayer of said BHIH %
a certain Deed Of Trust, in be nat9Ts q c-oassa p
gage, executed By tho said Joseph " Sestbs
John l.. Carson, at Trustee, uPon tDS rorh .
quarter Of Section 2l, in toEnsng IF
range Il, east, in Nsmaha County 80 Ppn5
ritory, given 70 secare the payment SmiA. 2
sorry Note to Comp nant, Magdaisr =
$3.50. 90, mentiOnsain said Deed q nj irisr
sale Of said premises to pay said Aots eSsr
and 10 bar the said Margaret COUNSEL OF p Css
81 said premises. The said JOSEPH .sps
and Ns1saret COUNSEL, are required W
answer said Bill On or before the "a
g. T. 1000 CHARLES G. DoRSki,
solicitor for Co@Ps
Dated April 5th. 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

We learn that Governor Alvin Saun.
ders has been ~re-appointed Governor of
Nebraska, We admit that the appoint
ment is a good one, but can't help but
think the policy a poor one which has
imported all cur Governors from the
STATES, while just as good men in our
Territory are willing thus to sacrifice
themselves for the common veal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
NOTICE.

Daniel Kinnison, William KiBnison, Senior,
William Kinnison J unior, George KinBison and
Peggy Kinnison, will take notice, that B~enjamine
f. Lushbaugh as complainant, has fled a bill in
chancery, In the District Court Of Nemaha County,
Nebrasks Territory, against them and David Kin
nison Newton KinnisOn, John Kinnison, Nary
Shroaf and Elizabeth Delay, heirs Of Polly Kinni-
son,deeeased and Richard V. Hughes Administrator
Of said Estate, ar John l.. Carson as defendants.
The-object and prayer of said bill is to f~oreclose a
Deed Of trust, in the nature Of a mortgage, given
by Polly K~lnnison, deceased in her lifetime to
John l.. Carson as trustee, upon the South East
Quarter of Section (l5) in Township 9 North of
Range Is East in Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory, given to Secure the payment Of a note of
$780, 90 mentioned in said deed of trnst, and for
the sale of said premises, to pay said note to COM
plainant. And the said Daniel Kinnison, William
KinnisOn Senior, William Kinnison Junior, George
kinnison and Peggy KinnisOh are notified that they
are required to appear and answer said bill on or
before the 22d day of may a. D.. 1865.
Dated April 5th 1865.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
29-4tS I3, 80. Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

and Andrew Johnson will hear and ans
wer that demand.
johnson has made stipulation of sur
render 10 Gen. Sherman, which agree
ment is entirely set aside by the Gov
eminent, the terms were eve better han
our late President would have given, and
more then the rebels had ever asked be-
fore. Sherman may not be so good on
the write as the fight, but the Govern
ment is on The alert, and Johnson is SO
hemmed in that he can easily be choked
10 any terms. Mosby has surrendered
on the same terms as johnson.
The N. o. Delta says that JEFF. Davis
crossed the Mississippi at Tunica Bend,
on Sunday, the 10th, with a strong body
guard, and other dispatches say, with
$780, 600 in specie. 1t is supposed he
viii try to raise another. army there, al
though it is reported that Kirby Smith is
d~isbanding the TRANSIT Mississippi rebel
army. JEFF. says he will never leave the
boundaries of the Confederacy, we hope
be viii not, and may be caught, then the
principle of ian eye for an eye, a tooth
for a tooth" and a President for a Prssi-
dent, may be aptly illustrated.
Many different rumors prevail with
regard TO The capture or Whereabouts of
Booth. The latest is that it has come to
the knowledge of the War Department,
which renders it nearly certain that
Booths horse fell with him on Friday
night, the 18th, and it is believed caused
a fracture of the leg. It is supposed he
is concealed near Washington, but has
not yet been caught.
A number Of N. C. Legislators are,re-
ported at Newburn to negotiate the State
into the UNion. Gov. Vance is prison
err.
On the2Oth, Gen. Wilson took posses
sion of Macon, Ga, capturing Howell
Cobb, ]. A. Smith and other prominent
rebels.
Sec. Seward and his son Frederick are
reported as recovering very fast; no fears
are now entertained of their entire safe.
ty.
The Bostonians are raising 500, 900
in 81 subscriptions, 10 be presented to
Mrs Lincoln as a testimonial of their
respect and veneration for our lamented
President.
The War Department has offered a
reward of $50 600 for the apprehension
of The assassin of President Lincoln.
$4,000 for the apprehension of J..
A. Surratt, and S25, goo for the appre-
hension of David C. Harold, another of
Booths accomphces.
The most trustworthy account we have
yet seen Of the tracking of Booth. is in
a dispatch dated Reading, Pa, April
2Olh. Mr.. Lyon. a Us. detective. says:
The report that Booth came to Read
ing is correct, he remained there all day.
He was recognized, and traced to the
depot, where he had get on.a train which
had jus, left. Mr.. Lyon and Miller, de-
tectives, started ip pursuit and telegraph
ed to Tamaqua, to the conductor of the
train, who replied, on the arrival of the
train: THE man is on the train" A
dispatch was Immediately sent for his de-
t%ention, but the man was gone. Tie de-
t%ectives are positive that it was Booth,
and are still on the track, but the means
now used for his arrest, are withheld as
c~ontraband at present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
28-4t 1855
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that, pursuant to an
order Of sale to me directed, Issued by the Reg
lister in C%haneery Of the Distriets Court Of Nemaha
County Nebraska Territory, in certain ease where
in Katharine Rataichak, by her next Friend Da-
vid II. Mclaughlin. is Plaintiff. and the unknown
heirs Of Henry Smith deceased, Henry E. DUN
mer and Henry Nj. Atkinson are defendants. l
will on
Monday, the Ist, day of May. 1865,
At one o'clock 2. II. afsaid day. offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of the
BroHnville HoIe in the City Of B~rownTille in said
County OF Ne4aha, that being the building in
which the las term OF the said District Court was
held the following Real Estate to wit: the North
Esas quarter Of Section Thirteen f13), in Town
ship four a. North Of Rrnge fourteen GA East
in Said County of Nemlha.
BroWnville March 2Tth. 1885.
VIC. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery.
2S-4t 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

In the matter Of the Estate Of Marshal C. Kel-
len:
Whereas the Probate Court, in and foe Gage
county, Neboaska Territory, did on the 9th day Of
March, A. D.. 1855, FIX and appoint the 7th day eff
August A. D. 1863 as the day for the final settl =
ment Of the Estate Of Marshal @. Kelley late Of
said county and Territory now deceased.
Now therefore, all credits of said Estate, and
all parties intreated therein, are hereby notified
to present their claims against said Estate, before
the said Probate Court on or before the 9TH
day of August, AID. 1865, or the same viii be for
ever barred.
Ordered BY said Probate csUrt that notice Of the
above be published forfour consecutive weeks n the
Nebraska Advertiser.
Dated Beatrice, March 9Th 1859.
SAMUEL JONES,
Administrator
90 Ie 60 *
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that 81 and 81 days Of
October A.. D. 1855 Have been appointed as the
times for hearing claims against the Estate Of
Jefferson I. Combs deceased, before the Probate
Court of Nemaha County Nebraska Territory, and
all persons having claims against Said EsJate are
notified that they are required to file them In said
Court on or before the above dates or they will
be forever barred. MONROE J, COMBS, Adm.
Al At nd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
Legal Notice.

Martha Swift. Mary Ann Pearman, John Fran
els Swift, William A. Swift, N~areissus Horn,
Nathan v. Swift. and others the unknoFn heirs
Of Nathan W. Swift, deceaAd, win take notice
that Edwin s. d. Marsh. as plaintiff, has fled a
bill in chancery in the District Court Of Nemaha
county, Nebraska Territory, against them as de-
PENDANTS, Said bill sets forth that Nathan W.
Swift together with Martha Swift, executed ana
delivered to plaintiff q Deed to lots Z and s in
block 100, in the eityof Peru, in said county of
Nemaha, which deed vas accidentally destroyed
without being recorded. The object and prayer
Of said bill is to obtain from said Court a perfect
title to the said lots in favor Of plaintiff.
Defendants are required to answer said bill on
or before the ed day Of May, a. d., 1865.
/. W. THOMAS,
2o-4t-pd Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Charles Moul will take Notice that A7g : D.
Rricht has commenced a suit in ChsnesfX, - tr.
trict Court, OF Nemaha County Ne0rasA1 n -
sgalnst The said Charles M0ul. The oN sr ~
suit is to f~0recI0se q certain mortgaase ~ hffs
CHARLES M0ul November 18Th 1854, en- tbe -E-.shp ;
inc south west quarter o. Section Is IN NwG
ortb Of Range 10 East In said C0unD n -
rfvon to secure the payment Of q csrtaih .o n b-
date herewith, for S250,to, made y s-eF 20 -
w. Of said Ai5yicht. said Moul Is reqaS g,rES
near and answer On or before the 18th a. oSslIs
Sol. for Complain
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

We learn, from the Omaha Republic
can, that Hon. E. Estabrook has been
appointed, by Acting Gov. Paddock, to
make a revision of our laws, in pursu-
ance of the Act passed ly our Legisla-
ture. MI. Estabrook is a man of expe-
rience, and we think he can codify better
than he an canvass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

We learn from the St. Joseph Daily
Herald that Hon. VIM. Kellogg, late
member of Congress from the Peoria
District, Illinois, has been appointed
Chief Justice of Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
E~NV01 WNN w q
LEGAL NOTICE.


Barbara A. Symamire and the unknown heirs
Of Francois Putgnat, deceased, will take notice
that Henry HOmmon, Administrator Of the Estate
ST John B. Laurent, deceased, has commenced a
suit on tAe ChanceTy side Of the District Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, IN which
suit they together with Jasper A.. Ware are made
defendants. The object Of said suit is 20 fOFeeiose
a certain mortgage made by the said Francis Putt
giant in. favor ofthe said john B. laurent Septem-
Der, 18th 1857, on the North west quarter OF Sec
ton II in Township 6 north Of Range II East sat
uated in the said County Of Nemaha, giAen TO Sc
cure The payment Of $4,000 due to the sad Lau-
rent from said Putfgnat three years from the date
of said mortgage With interest. Ibe prayer Of
plaintiff Is that the said land be sold and the pro-
eeeds be applied first in payment Of the above
clsim. and tkat the said deiendsnts be de2ard and
foreclossd of nh rights therein. Defendants are re-
Guired to answer b. the 22d day Ct May, 1885.
L. W. THOMAS,
gu Sol for Complainant.
2e-A 1880.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

! There viii be an Election held in the City Of
BrownvilIe, May LIST, 1865. for the purpose OF vO-
ting fur " against a special Tax of ten Mills on
the Dollar, for the Erection of a SCHOOL, house in
the City of Brownville. run at
BY order of the Board,
3l-2t t W. w. HACKNEY, elk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
LEGAL NOTICE.


Trial Akin and Erasmus d. Alien, viii take no.
tice that James o.. Carson as complainant, has
filed a bill in chancery in the District court Of Ne
maha county Nebraska Territory, against them
and John l.. Carson, as defendant. The object
and prayer of said Bill is to f~orecIoss acertain Deed
of trust, in the nature of a 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 of Range is East, in Nemaha county
Nebraska Territory, given 70 SECURE the pay m at
to complainant of a promissory note Of $3.50 90, for
the sale of said premises to pay the amoun5 due
on said note, and also to annul a deed of Conveyance
of said premises. made by said Trial Akin to Eras-
mus D.. Allen of complainant. The said Trial
Akin and Erasmus D.. Allen will take notice that
they are required to answer sold Bill on or before
the I'D day of may A. ID. 1855.
CHARLES g.. DORSEY,
Solicitor ror Complainant.
Dated April 9Th 1865. 294 $3.50.
INDIA Rubber and Horn, Dressing, Pockss I'D ane
Combs, Wooden Pocket combs, TOE eco Pouches
Wallets, Fish Hooks and lines, &c, *.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

The river is in good boating order and
rising.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
29-4t $3.50.

TlLOUR, Butter, Eggs. Bacon, ETC.. Ste.
4 At Mclaughlin 3 Swans
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

The trade supplied at Nanqfacturers' Prices By
FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, Wholesale Drug
gists, Chicago, Illinois. te- % v9-6n
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
"a Same for Nemaha City

ton. SO, Same for Nemaha City
Cemetlly Association, ST., 400
For SOaI Of District Court and
express charges, 81 90.
Henry KnefTerfOr boarding Lewis
Smith, prisoner, fall term, Dis.
Court, '64, 4 days soc a day, zoo
Stephen w. Kennedy, for board
and washing for T. B. Mccoy,
a pauper, w
Hackney& CO., for goods for t
B Mccoy. pauper, Ap. is, '65, 895
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27

Swans Dated April 5'h 1885. W.T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

W. G. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
2S-4t $3.50;