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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

james JSfers, JobnJefeFsa ard William Jefers,E wi
lake notfee that Benjamins z eLusbhaugh did. on
the 6fh day os January, A. ID. 1855. fs his bill Of
complaint, IN Ee Distfics Coart ofNenahs County
.N4hsassa Tc-ritoEY, il Chancely, against Anna
letters. JsussIsfsrs John Jefers Robert Jshersi
Ie4es. iase gefers Isaiah Jefers, Nary
! tIeFs-s N9nueF F.JcFsrs. E1nbeth A., JeGsrs
and John L Carson defendants for The f~ereei9s-
are Of esrtaia Deep % trust, or moFsgage, given
by Thomas jeEer, deceased, il BIS htehme, = me
said Complainant aud defcnd4ntJ yhn l.. Carson,
of the North East 8Earrros sseuen 10. tFssFs
ll2l 10 Township No. i've - Ngrth Of Range No
hsteen (I5l East, III SIND County, aud Tcrntary
60 secure the payment Of q certain PrymlSsqry note
fur the sum Of S25U,UU With Interest thereon st the
If FIVE per cent per month"; The object and
IF said b3H Is 90 forsel0se Said Deed Ct
TrGst, or mortgage aal for the safe Of Said prem-
to pay the money 50 secured. fOa are requi-
red to appear AMI answer SAID bii On ths tenth
Of ABri, =. d 1850 ,pF the same viii be ssksl,
asrTue and decree entered acco0dlhgiy-
Dated Br0WnTille, February, 2ls5 le65-
CHARLES G.DOESEY.
s3-ft 5I3. 50fa Sci. ~orConpiainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

Notice hhste6y giEea, That, Pursuant 10 Ell
Of sale 70 me dIrsssed, issued b. the Beg
lister in ChGneeTy, of The DistricJ Court o! Nemahi
0ouoty NsbTskR fefiteEyiu certain caze ehere
Fn kathaTina kataichsk. BY Der uexs Friend Da-
gid Il. Aelausahn Is Plaintiff. aad the unknOwr
heigsVf heuJ smith deceased. Henry T.. DUN
@asr ana Henry H. Atkinson ere defendants.
sill on
Monday. the Isl, day of May, 1865
So one aelek 2. u. afsaid day. offer for sal,
"a public auction, at the front door OF tn
BrQWRvills House in the City Of BrOw1yiue in said
UeInty p AemaGa, lthat being tie building il
the Hast term u the said DlseEict Court "a.
held TIRE follow ins Reel Estate 70 wit: ths EoTtl
Eeas quarter Of section Thirtesn Cl3l, in Town
ehiP fsBr a. NQrth, Of Rnge fourteen GA East
IN Said County Of Nemaha.
BrOBnvIle March 9th. 1875. p
VIC. GLASGOW,
Sheriff end Special Master in Chaneery.
=. 28-A $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice ishereby givea that I win OSsr for sails
BAT public auction at the frsht entrance ct fhc
rownvile{iBus IN The Eiiy 0gBTOEnvlns,(t hai
being Ae Bdisdingin which the last term Of the
District Court Of The eouhy Of Nema5a, IA the
OtSsbTaska. MAS nelt) on the
slst day of EtbFiA.tn 1860 a 1 O'Clock
II. 81. TIE following real estate situated in the
sDountF Of Nemahs, in the Territory 0f-Neb-as6a,
IT, Wit Lot inBEFE AZ Los4 III IL, 10 end
rs in Block IS; Lot Is IN Block s.; Lot Q, 10, "a
in Bliek 90; L0s3lI lE15'I4in Block % Lot I il
sBiOck 30 Lots i, ? , in BiUes 70 Lots 10, IL IN
SBbck a.: Les H16ldcck IS Let - 10 Blgek Il,
hot =, in Block - LGfs I1,ll, IS, Is, in Block
55 & NtulEha city also the S0GtE bast IA Of
eAafta Nestl 4Of Secrioa.54 IN Township 5
fAorfh 81 RIse - last; also he south last -
5Of The SsUth Sest II III Section / Township +
North If Range IL East, except two acres 1E oil ibe
Ftst side tbe1rufs afso 3 tract u .lau cgamencl AZ
st a FONT s. rods North 81 the south : est corner
iof Section Eighteen us ia Township 4 h6sth 81
.Range Do LaRr flGepce rCBGing EastIFrods Themes
4oOath % II reds thence " st AZ rlEsg thenee = 81
IA rods to tbeViaee 5f beginRI2g; also iais & san1i
Is sfthe Sdsth 4fest - 81 Ss4i b "a in township.
sOtt5sNoTh Easti ana LtZi@ 81 Section =
Township ;, North, Kargs I5 Ea exce2r twenty
20teeres decided gs-SnoE. also tde Hest bali 81
.tbe South west l-fard Lots , sud 1 IL Sectou'
81 ToWnsbip North 81 range Is East, eZccrt tEen
aercs5E the SsU.1 Is est eosBeT, taken IS the'
property Of Jerome Hoover or 81 execution and
IveBdi ia favor a. samuel A Chambers EKeeutoi
The LIST vi Hand t~estiasnt OF Willis Hill De
ceased, Esaed out Of the District Court If ths
-G5pnty 0fAcmaoayic tho TerFitoy. Of Nebraska,
apd to hedirseted gEShQu otsaid County.
VI. 6. GLAsG0w, Sheriff.
.r~-ara .HH gsLHf 500 So q
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
80
LEGAL, N0TTCE+

Thoasas q. Marshall, Mary c.. Marshall, bis wife
and WIti5am D.Gady, wilItake notice that dosePh
IEavey ss complainant, has fled . bill in ehaneeTyi
In tbe BistnefGourt 0f Nenahs county, NebTaEka
.Tcrritotvs a&iastthsm and John L. Carson, q
defendants. The object ard prayer Of said BILL
Ito f~oreclose a certain Deed Of Trust, n tse Satar'
az aAborFgags ,axeeuted by Thomas T. 9farsh@ Z
John L. Carson, as Trustee, upon the South-easl
quarter Of Section eight, in township six, north Of
9Tauss-aaeen east, in Nemaha. County, Ncblaska
EerIitorY, to secure the payment Of a Promiss0ry
Note to complainantfor $3.50 90, mentioned in said
Deed Of Trust, and for the sale OF said premises
Ito pay said n0te, ard also to set aside q certain
Deed, Of q portion Of said pfemis esy executed BIZ
said Thomas 81 sfaFshaBEt0 said William D. Cady
so far as the same effects The prior hen and right Of
comrlainsnt, and also to bar the said Mary c.. Mar
shall of her Dover in said promises. The said
Thomas II. MARSHALL, Mary c. Marshall and vii
fam d .Cs&ya are notified that they are required =
1ansWer said bill On or before the ed day OF Afay
IA. d. 1858. CHARLES G. DORSEY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated April 5th, 1865. 29-4t-$I3, 50 an
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

toO much mercyt q traitors, hsshas lived.
they were numerous and has seen
and knows their unscrupulous warfare
too well retenpst TOO ouch Mercy aah
justice.
All should sustain him TO the utmost Of
their ability. 1t is a duty all owe to
their country, all should perform ii, and
strengthen him as much as il their power
lies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Trial Akin and Erasmus D Alien, win take 10
tiee that lanes o. Carson as. complainant kas
tiled a bill IN ehancery il the Dktrict court BfaNe-
Imaha county Nebraska Territory, against them
John l.. Carson, as defendant. The object
prayer OF said Bill is to f~orseloss a~car.3in Deed
|of trust, in the nature Of 8 mortgage, execR5ed b
bhe said Trial Akin to Joba L Carson. as Trustee,
Iapon the South East quarter Of Section Z in town.
North Of Range Is East, in Nenaha county
Nebraska Territory, given to secure the psym II
Ito complainant of a promissory note Of $3.50 90, fYF
the sale Of said premises to pay the amount due
.on said note, and also to annui q deed Of conveyance
of said premises, made by said Urial Akin to Efas-
mus D. Alien Of complainant. The said Urial
Akin and Erasmus D.. Allen viii take notice that
they are required to answer sold Bill Oh or before
the z2dday Of NAY A. ID. 1853.
e.CHARLESG g. DORSEY
Solicitor FOR Complainant.
Dated April 5th 1855. 29-4t $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
EEGAL NOTICE

Isaac p. Walters vii take ns.;, aa
y. Carson did, 90 Tho 13.lsdg 81 nmt
1855 file a BliIn C14neeTY, in tt
within and for The County Of Nsnlhl y.
Territory, against thssaii ls8s : Vas
Benjamia F. Lushbaugh, asfenAsas,
that the said Isaac B. Walters exesuiii
Trust, IN the nature Of o Norgase, % 4
'plaiEant aad Benjamin +. List 5uyb
north east quarter Of the seaih sst
section twenty six, in toEnshiP s1 nsri
.aiteen east, in Nemaha C0unf
70 secure the payment Of S655s as
.note referred 90 il sRid M0EgaTr cd
defendant, Benjamin B. LushssEea has
.aad - gne8 BIS intsrPst 5 s
.plainaHt Ths object ana ps3er %
10 obain a decree To- the tore 1z1es 'iA
ard sale u said Prenses
.the said sun ard Uhs interest aee1fU 4
.tho said isaac B.. Walters a n0Et 81
to appear and answer sait A-a
the Istdsy Of Say. a-d., 1855.
CHARLES G--fI.Si
Sclicitor f1rt ,1
Dated March 18th, q. d., 1895. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
PRnRATE NNTICE

Ia the matter of tie Estate o. Marshal c. Kel
ley
Whereas TIE Probate Court, in aad Zoe GAG.
Neboasks Territory dAd ON ths GA day Q
.Aareh, A. u. is65.fx and aPPstEt tie Ith day e
August A. d. 1859 us the day ior the 6Hai settl
ment Of tAe Estate Cf Marshal &. Kelley late OIL
said county and Territory nov deceased
Now therefore. all credits Of sad Estate, aul
al parties iut-ested therein. are hereby notife,
20 Iresen their ctlims agoiass said Estate, befoF
the said Probate C6art on or before tie III
day Of August, 4. D.. 1885, orthe sans will be TO-
ever barred.
Ordered BY said Probateesurt that notice Of ths
above be pubiishei Tor four cSnsscatiY weeks ia ID
Nebraska Advertiser.
Bgted Beatrice March 5fhTSs5.
SAECELJOTES,
4 go III Adrlaisrator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
2ITLQ

a'.'76ih 70 s9'si Last Saturday, At Il O'clock, AsDafW
6esi JoHnsOs, of Tenn Vice President elect
was sworn in. by Chief Justice Chase
"a S.eI - as President of the United States.
h. s,ss President Johnson announced that he
.4l 10 desired The present Secretaries of De
-.sl5a1.msa apartments 10 retain their present posi-
lions, and appointed Wp- Hunter, Esq.
6Qo.ot lesa as Secretary Of State during the disebil-
40 .lars7 : iy Of Secretary Seward. 10 his re-
81 Il df-oa marks. after taking the cath. he
s4a.i1b tassgs said "The duties of the office are mine,
jon hb j rs will perform them and the consequent
.s5i hos ] de1 ses are with God"
sa .baBsa Few of our readers but know the his
.I.8 iosroA tory Of Andrew johnson. He is .
brilliant example of what intellect viii
do for a man in our liberal Government.
y.5 He has risen from the h%umblest to the
~ highest position in the land.
In the COMMENCEMENT Of our national
difficulties be was a Democrat, and as
such. was run for Vice President on the
Douglas ticket, which was defeated. AT
= ~ though a Democrat, he mingled not with
the t~raitorous portion of that party; buI,
after their secessionadesign was fully de-
veloped, he was one among their most
fPf1il s1i bitter opponents. In a speech in reply TO
E1oaEsl Jefferson Davis-before JEFF. seeded
.s1si 2 he said: elf / were President, Mr..
.s's'9mh o. Davis, l should have you arrested for
- t"a treason, I should have you tried for treas
on, and If ~you1were %cOnYicted, by the
EernalFd have you hanged for treason,
zaa q gHiog The events Of the past week make 4ns
sincerely hope that Andrew Johnson may
- yet carry out the idea conveyed in The
-s6Wa above sentence.
Despite all that has been said against
him since the Alb Of March, We believe
he is a man of frmness and temperance
honesty and c~apabilily, and one who cam
and viii carry The ship Of state to a safe
anchorage in the harbOr Of peace. WEI
beliere none viii have to fault him for
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph ". COUNSEL aud Margaret COUNSEL, his
.Hife, VIII Eks notice that Magta!ena SAITH, Ry
.her next friend, William II. Ho9Esr. as con aain-
snt, has f.eda Bil ia Chsncery, IN the District
court OF Nsnaba County. Nebrsska Territory,
thsm. and John L. CarsoD, as defsnianE.
Ehsasbitet AID prayer Of said Bhfis toeforeelose
IA certain DEED OF Trust, IL he nature Of q mort
gage, exedutedby the said joseph W Coulsil 70
iJohn L,Carsop,. 81 Trustee, upon the Soutneass
,ouarter If Section 81, in tOwnshiy 5, north Of
range IL, east, in No1aha County Nebraska Ter
.ritoTy. given 10 secure te payment Of 3 Promis-
sory Note 10 Complainant, Maglalena Smith, Of
's2S0. 90, mentioned in said Deed of Trust, for the
sale Of said premises 70 pay said Note and interest
land 70 bar the said Margaret Couasil % her dover
liz said premises. The said Joseph W. Counsil
and MsigarEt 60unsA, are required to apper and
said Bill On or before The I'D day Of Nay,
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
Solicitor Tor Complainant.
Dated April 5,h. 1865. 29-ft-Sl5.59
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Cbsries Moui Will take Notice tLat A1r1ssIae Al
coElulenced a-su4tin Claucery, in The Dis
SCI Court, ~ NeRaha County. NsbrasSa Terri tory.
sss.ust The SAID Charles Mj1l. The object u ssi
is 20 fcreCl5-ea certsiG u1rsEuag3 MAZE by ssii
CHARLES Aaui November 18Th 1855. IN The est hslf %
heSoutb WcstqUarTer of session Is as TOWNSHIP {
arth % REnEeI3 East ia sNd County n &emafz
iTeu 90 seclre lie pavuteat 10 a c5rtziG note al crer
thereaith, for S250,t6. mafs-by szii montfn f4-
-or Of said Albricat Said Maal l. squirrel TO- az
ear ahe answercn oF besose thsI5rh Gly u May,ISst
E. " THOMAS,
Sol. ICr Complainant
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
From last Saturdays Extra.
WAsHINeToS,
Midnight April l4ib, IS, /

y" Mldnlght. Aprh +4Ih, Do,
After the President was, assasspated,
the assassin leaped upon the stage, bran
.dishing a large dagger, and made bis es-
cape in the rear of the theatre. The
shot was fredfrOm The rear Of where
the President was sitting, the ball enter
ling back Of and penetrating nearly thro'
.Ihe head. The wound is mortal. The
President has been insensible ever since
the wound was inflicted, and is now about
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
FLECTION NOTICE

Then wiz Be an FiseeOnf held "a Tie CitEOf
B~rownvins, Nay 1t, 1896, for thsPulreo q
ting for 81 akSipska special Tax q TED Aih 81
tie Dollar, for The RrsctiOa of = school house ii
GisgOf BfagnFillsA
Byerdef Of tks Board,
3i-2t W. w. HACKNEY, ok.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that % and Sd days Of
Al 1855, Bays been appointed as the
times for hearing claims against the Estate Of
IeTersop T. Itnbs deceased, before the Probate
|Conrt Of Nemaha County Nebraska T~eTFitory, and
AN persons having claims against Said Estate are
notified that they are required to file them in sad
|Court on or before the above dates, OF they tWiIi
lSe forever barred. MONROE J. COMBS, Adm.
~ Sf-At I'D. 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGABnN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I viii. offer for sale
he pablic, auction, at the front entrance of lie
|Rrownviils House in the City Of BtoNnville, Mem
aha County NebAska Territory on the 22nd dag
of May, A. D.. 1865, at one o'clock p. NJ, the sol-
real Estate, to W5t. the South west quzr.
ter of the South East quarter of Section , inToEn-
shin I North of Range Is East, containing 30 acres
alss Lott in Block 81 lots Is andll6 H. Block "a
Is ip,Blenk 63 in tbs City Of Aspinwall all Of
the above PROPERTY being situated IN the COUNTY
of NemahS, Nebraska Territory taken as the prop
erty of William L. ThurmaR, on al execution in IA
yor of Langsdorf and Roanstine, issued cut of the
District Court of the County Of Nemaha, Territory
Of Nebraska, and to nj dirSeted - Sheriff Of said
County Of Nemaha. !.
sf-5t $ILOO ". @. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

belIion and bot 10 answer such questions.
Our troops, after severe fighting, cap
For Spanlsh-which guards No
|bd -wih sO0prisOners, on the 9Th. On
|lhe same day our forces took peaceable
.nossession of Mobile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
VIE MANS,


The reportof the capture of Selma,
Ala4 by Gen, Wilson, was officially an
%nOuhced on5rhe 18th. The capture of
sGens. Forrest and ROddy with their en-
ire command was reported, but later
reports throw a doubt on The capture of
Forrest and Roddy.ob ]
o Th~erepor1ed surrender of Lynchburg,
10 a snail federal force, wal reported on
the 18th. e.a1 fng I'd.
Onythe lllh, gold was reported at 145-
Napoleon is reported dangerou sly i'll.
Sherman's- army was rested, equipped
and ready 10 tackeI johnson on the S,h.
Onthe 18th a Proclamation was issued
by President Lincoln, informing all for
seign nations lhatthe rebellion was crush
fed, and warning them to allow no more
rebel pirates to fi-out or enter their har-
bors, that retaliation would lie made on
the vessels Of any country not complying
with4his request.
The Secretary of War has issued an
~order-after consultation with Lieuten-
ant Gen. Grant-announcing that re.
cruiting and drafting in the loyal States
is stepped, that the expenses for war ma
eteriafs will be curtailed, that the number
Of general and staff will be reduced, and
that o as is considered safe the re-
striceions on trade will be removed. This
viii be hailed with Joy by the whole codn-
try, and is the best evidence that the end
Of our troubles is neal. 15 a
A call has been published in the Rich
mond Wing, signed by members of the
Virginia Assembly and many Influential
citizens, for a meeting Of her LegislaaI
tdre on the 25ths instant. for the purpose
lof bringing the State back into the
.Unioa9 .ydH .ssesfq 2a sd
Ger Sherman's army marched from
GoIdsboro on the 10Th. Dispatches of
the 18th say that Sherman was in RAJ
liegk, and Johnston was making for Aa1
ista, where the rebels are said 10 be-
trying 10 foruaanother rebel army. We
are satisfied that Sherman viii aank this
mOvemsnt, besides, Sheridan is not idle,
and Stoneman, with a considerable force,
lis operating in that direction.
Galveston is reported garrisoned BY!
Ii2, 0o64 rsBeT troops. nd Bockaded by
twelve Federal vessals. saoiisa -
JEFF. Davis is reported to have sent d
message to Gen. Grant, to ask whether
be would be permitted to leave this cOun-
try forever; Grant, il is said, replied
tina, it was bis duty to fight down the re-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

J,sWilkes Booth, the supposed assas-
q President Lincoln. is a son of The
great gqgedian Junius Brutus Booth, and
to Edwin Booth, a star t~ragedian-
Tragedy seems to- be the fOrledof this
fepilBi ibis last act viii give the Rssas-
sin an infamous eeleBBggi1FEy qq~nequalled in
the%l annals Of history. .r.o, 7i9dl ro.
E1pP to going to press, we have no cons
Of the nswso of his capture, and
do ROT believe that he has been taken, bpl
Ibslleve that he cann9t long escape.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

Du o IL
Gac assvlsd
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

The attempted assassination of Sec Sc
ward, about the same hopf of The auasb
on President Lincoln, has thus far, ac-'
cordiDg to=oa@dispasshes notproEed
fatal. Tie assassin who attacked himI
IS Supposed 10 be one John Surratt, of
Prince George eountyg Md, and UP to
our latest news. has not been captured.
TH8lates1 account makeS6he attach
upon ID 1seereaSy appear OmeEhatdlf
fereu t'h6maRb6t srasPpearedin or Ex-|
ira last S6iutdayp Il IS thus given !;
About 10 osci55k a man rung the bell
and. the cali having been answered by a
,coloFeD servant, he said he had come
lfrom DR.. Verdi, Stewards private Ply
sician with aYpFeseripiion. at the same
iime holding iR his hands a small piece
5of fold ed paper and saying IN answer to
a refusal. 'thathe must seethe Secretary
Jas he was instructed with particular d.
rections~ concerning the medicine.
lie stil insisted, upon going up althoi
repeatedly informed that no ones could
enter. the chamber. He pushed by the
servant and walked towards the Secre.
tsry's- foom. HeRVas 1hoa met by. Mr..
Erred. Seward, making the same repre-.
ssnt4tion1tO him. What further passed
in the way of eolOquy is not known, bat
The man struck him Ga the head with a
billy, severely miuring the skull, and
Telling him almost Instantly. The assas-
sin then rushed into the Chamber and
attacked The Paymastere Of the Omitted
States army and bIr. HapdeL a Mes.
sepger of The State Department and two
male nurses, seriously disabling them.
He then rushed upon the Secretary, who
was lying in bed in the same room, and
inflicted lhree slabs in the neck, but III.
thoaght 10, arteries were severed, though
he bled ~prOfusely. a
0lher dispatches speak Of the wounds
Of FredFick Stewards brother as being
only slight, and that Frederick was stab.
in the back, and his recovery was con
deTedd9ubtfql. Mr.. Handel, Messen.
ger Of The STATE Department. died or
he 18th. The Secretary's condition j.
considered very critical, but still Sigh.
hopes are entertained Of his recovery.
81 ,Qpr latest adyices report The Secretary
~imprQYIng, and but Lille doubt is enter,
Jainedpt his recovery. This is ieyfa.
pegs, we hope and prey that it is true
IA 1901 -.I.IErT - - I'll tGni :.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

-T
Call and examine before raa
elsewhere, il you EanttO gs.a'
dt Of the best q goods al log "a.
TO show goods
8 2syIY j BERRY&L
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

s7sd O saiee
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

The startling report Of the assassina-
ton of President Lincoln. which reach
CITY last aturdayabOutnOon caused
terrible excitement. Few would believe
they saw the dispatch signed by
Secretary TStsnton. Soon there came
stating chat the President bad
died that morning. On receipiOf this
dispatch a gloom settled over everything
lrhe hum of business ceased, all the
stores were closed, and, instead Of gath
.erine in crowds in the streets to discuss
the lorribls tragedy, all seemsddesirOus
iof privacy, all seemed 10 feel the loss as
one d their own. The ehdrch-bells were
Itolled, and The cOmmahily seemed hush.
led as in a stupor. ad 40 &
The City Council met inthes evening
made an appropriation for firing halfhonE
sguns throughout Monday, and request,
ed the Mayor to issue the followiDg:-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

CoiiclLer tor JOmpialnaAt.
Dated April 5,h. 1855. 2~9-ts-sl5.s9
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

asslt s., pa $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-20

0Qoot lo
40 larezs
81 r. di-og
srAi1b bassv
jon 'as la5
ei b.ss iGg1
iaue
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31
OFFICE OF WATER WORKS, /
CLEYELAEn. Iannarr lAlh- Is6b- I

NOTICE TO BOILER MAKERS
IN Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Riv-
e Pipe" will be reoslVed ct the Office of Water
Works until the Both day Of January, q. c., for
making and delivering wrought iron pipe lor
crossing the River.
Plans, specifications and further information
may be obtained of the undersigned after Today.
1he Board Of Trustees invite bids, reserving the
right to accept or reject any or ali bids received.
JOSEPH SINGER,
janI6:lss sup't and Eng'r.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31
New York 4 Harlem Railroad,
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS,

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excepted
MORNING Express, leaving Troy at 9:I5 A.
NJ; from Albany at Hudson River Depot At 9:ss5 A.
NJ, arriving at New York at 3:5S p. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 500
P. NJ; from Albany st 3.l5 P. H., arriving as New
York at 9=35 P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City. >
The Cincinnati Express from Bnfislo connects
with the e;S5 a. Albany for New York By the Har-
lem Road.
FOR the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenis have been made 20 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad Co. and those Of the n.
Y. and Harlem Railrosd Co. at different hourl ron
Albany and Troy.
Ne5 Cars Of he bssf o0asotios, and most convsuf-
ent for the Of passengers, have been placed on
THE HARLEM BOAD.
Passengers will be Hcketed and baggage checked
over this road direct to New York By the Central
Z. 2. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson Bivsr kailroad Co. and Of
this Co. will be received by either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company will be delivered
In New York without change OF ohsoks.
Nov. I'd, 1854. T. A. CHAPLIN, Sup'f
Foam b. GREEN. Advertising Agent. nO22:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-31
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On and Eftsr Monday, Oct. list, 1854, PASSENGER
Trains VII run ag follows, (5undaTB oxcspted)s V
LEAVE CLEVELAHD. . =
9:50- A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StopninE sT1c
WfllouRhby, PainesVills. Madison, Geneva, Ash.--
ta5uiA, Oonleaut and Girard only, and arrive a. J
krie ~ l:0 P. n, Dznkirk Ssl5 ?. n, Bunaiqi
5:0 p
ssA p. M--OIHOINHAT1 EXPBESS-StoSJfng a.
5EnesYilei A8htahula and Girard only and sr,-
islO l0s0Q r. 4. ---r
$50 2: n: NAIL AND AOUOMhIODATTOE-r
ss9PPns a. an stations and arrive Et Eris -.
500 P. M--HIGHT Express TRAIlg-stsv,fnz A Z
PainesEites AshtebulA and Girard o1lT aud
arrives af Edo st 2:4o A. -, DuakiTf sa8 "a