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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
Farmers climbs.

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From the very date of our taking
charge of the Advertiser, we have recog-
nized in the Agricultural interest of this
County the basis of prosperity of the
whole community; aud. seeing this, have
labored increasingly, both in privase and
public, 10 unite this inlerist. Up to the
present time our success has been but
small, not from a lack of interest, we
are told. but from loc& of time among
those mainly interested. 1t is said that
large bodies move slow" if this can be
-%applled 10 the movement ne advocate, il
must be truly stuperdous. The only
Farmers CLUB vet organized in this
County is that Ia Fairview Precinct, and
this has been very Irregular in ms meet
Ings. We have stated time and again
the benefit which a good Club would be
10 each Precini aud the benefits of
combining the strength of these Clubs
10 geI up a yearly County Fair. There
Is no interest pertaining TO farming but
could be discussed in these Clubs, and a
combined effort made TO attain any object
they desire. All that we have SAID in
this respect, every farmer with whom we
have conversed. admits; yet no one man
or set of men in any Preclnct-with The
exception Of Fairyiew-will make an
effort 10 organize. We have talked on
this Subject ell we are almost tired, but
stall not cease OF disFair until the object
is accomplished or we cease to occupy
the position we do.
We have come to the conclusion that
to keep up a PreciDt Club, ii should own
a Good Library of Books upnn Agricul-
,ure. for the information and entertain.
ment of its members, which All could
have access 20, TO read and post lhem
selves between meetings.. To the end
that we might offer some such induce.
ment to the Farmers, we spent about an
hour among our merchants last Tuesday.
and secured the sum Of $40 90 10 offer
as a bonus for the organization Of Clubs,
which we are to distribute 10 the follow
ing Kramer:
To the FIRST Precinct farmers Club,
whlchi- already, or shall be organized
within the next two months from this
date. which shall keep up such ~organiza-
zion. msstlng regularly once a s6eek, and
sending a true copy Of the proceedings
of each meeting 70 the Advertiser for
publiCation-which shall be evidence of
such meetIug-we will. al the end of
the three months. giVea LIbraryO Of Books
on Agriculture worth $50.
To the Second Precinct Farmers Club
organized within two months from this
date, and conforming 10 the stipulstions
in the above, a Library worth $40
To the Third Precinct Farmers Club.
organized within the same date. and con.
TO the stipulalions in the first,
Library worth SIS.
This sum viii be donated as follows:
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

Swan & Bro, elO; Atkinson & Co,
slos James Berry. $40; G. NJ. Hem
dersOn, SO; Rainey & Co. $40; VIM.
H. Hoossf, sss Geo. ~. HIS CO.
SIC. and .he Good sanarr,An" Dru
Store IS.
Here is an oPpeFtunig FafmeFs e
bene6. yourself Ia two ways. These
Libraries, if they are gained, may be
selected by the Club. By organizing
you can have sent to yOua complete set
of Patent Office and Agricultural Re-
ports and Seed by our Delegate in Con-
gress. Organ. ze!
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASTERS SALE.

Eotiee is hereby given that I will offer At public
auctlon st the frtnt Door Of K. B. PressOn's dwell
ling in Tecumseh Johnson County Nebraska Ter
ritOry, THAT being the place Of hoidiDgtbe last
term Of the District Court for said County.
On the I'd day of December. A. ID 1865
at one O'Clock P. NJ, Of said day, the following
Real Estate to-wit the south vest quarter OF see-
tion four T4) in Township four a. north Of Range
eleven I'D east of the sixth Principal Meridian
situated in johnson County Nebraska Territory.
Taken as the property os Lawrence Kuebier on an
order Of sale in favor of BeDjamin +. LushbaVgh
issued by the District Court Of johnson County in
aud to NE d ireeted IS special Master in
Chaneery.
Given under my hand this sOeh day Of October,
A. ID. 1865.
wa. PRESS0N, Sheriff
..4t and Special Master in CbanceTy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASTERS 80

Notice is hereby given that pur.usnt
Of the District Court Of Nemahe Conns- = 'rs
Territory IL ehsnegry, 81 its Pan alh
lodo-in the case II Benz min r. Lo.hss- a D.
p%lSiuant, against Richard v. Hughes ~
sof o. sne Estate d Faomt Jsfsrs DE-
na Jefers, James iefsss. John JeFsr T.
fers Willism Jefers, Isaac Ief = Hof u
Nancy A 1edsrs, Manuel q. Jefee. 81 e.a
Jefers and John L. Carson def udanfs a
On The 18th day Of Decemba, ,s..
a. ore O'Clock p. offer sor sale. a. pubs ~
% the highest bidder II cash. At the 60
hoadieys Hall, IN be City OF Brownviis
aha ceuu y, aforesaid. the place Hbsr. zen
term Of said court for said County vas - As
following nrrmises, to-si' ; The North Is
Of Rango fifteen Is East in said Ngmsb, \ 'Rb
Brownville, November, 18th 1875
WILLIAM G. GLASgar
1919 It Sheriff and Special Master in c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
DORSEY & RICH,
Solicitor for Complainant
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that | will offer at pub
lie auction &C the front door Of R.. B. Presscn' 5
dwelling in Tscumseh. Johnson County, Nebraska
Territory, that being the place Of holding the last
term Of the District Court for said Counts
On the I'd day of Decembe, A. d.. 1865
st one o'clock P N of said day the following Rea
Estate tn-Wit the north east quarter Of section
twenty three % in Township Eve 5 north Of Range
ten 10 east Of the sixth Principal Meridian, situs-
ted in johnson County, Nebraska Territory, taken
as the property Of Zeif Semsrsin on an order Of
sale in favor Of Benjamin r. Lush Daugh issued by
the District Court Of johnson County Nebraska
Territory, and to me directed as Special Master in
Chancery.
Given under my hand This seth day Of October,
A. D.. 1865.
W. A. PRESSON, Sheriff
7-E and Special Master in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
THANKsGTVTNG.
PrOc nation of the President Of II
Uaifed STATES.

Proc nation of the President Of the
Uaifed STATES.
WHkREAssI 1t has pleased fAlmighs1
Cd, during he year which 8 now onl-
ing o an end, "a relieve our beloved
country from the fearfhl scoorge d civi
3r, and 10 permn US ) secure the be
Wigs of peacey unity md harmony, Win
a great enlargement Of civil liberty, and
WHEREAS. Our Heavenly Father bad,
also during The year. graciousiy arrested
fromus1helca tamIties Of foreign war,
pestilence and famine, while our gran
aries are fdlsOf The fruits Of an abundant
season, and
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts a ma
ton while SIN is a reprOach to any peo
pie.
Now, Therefore. /, ANDREW JOHNSON.
President of the United States, do here
by recommend 10 the people thereof that
they do set apart and observe the first
Thursday of December as a day of Ma
tional Thanksgiving 70 the Creator of
the Universe for these delivers noes and
blessings and do further recommend that
on the OCCASION the whole peopls make
confession of our National sins against
His infinite goodness. and with q heart
and one mind ImploFe the Devine guild
ance IN the ways Of National virtue and
holiness. ri
In testimony whereof / have hereuntO
set my rand and caused the sealof the
United Suites 10 BE- affixed. Done al
the City of Washington, this 28Ih day
of October, in the year Of our Lord
1866, and Of the independence of The
United States the ooh.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President.
WIZ. H. SEWARD Secretary of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that, ] viii oEsr 70, nj.
at public auction az the front door e Dsns Han n
The City OF BrOEnvilie, Aemaha County. ysbrasE,
Territory that being the binding 10 ubiet n,
last term Of the District Court FOR said County q
Nemaha Was heidi
on the l4Ih day Of Dec. 1865 At one
O'cloch p. n the following real estate situated a
said County Of Nemana. to-Wit the South Ws,
quarte- Of the MOTH vest quarter o Seetiau l3ia
ToWnship6 north Of Range II east. take1 A. D,
property Of Samuel TroWden, upon G~ftashnsbtsi
execution in favor Of SsmEsl South issued our Of
the District Court Of said County Of Nsnsha ul
to ne directed as sheriff Of said County.
Dated August 18th 1885.
W. g. GLASGOW.
E0-Ak ak..T
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

We learn hat there was a meeting
held at the School House on Camp Greek
10 Oioe County. last Tuesday, for the
purpose of organizing a plan for the
erection of a Farmers FIGURING Mill.
We will likely give the proceedings nexl
week.
BY the way. cannot some of our Farm
ers enlighten US as to what is being done
with a similar plan originated in the
Fairview Club? We would like much
to see the plan succeed, which it will if
those most interested only have energy
and confidence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASTERS SALE

Notice Is hereby given that will o6sr at pu bic
auction atthe frent dor u R B Pre-sou's dwelling
in Tecnmssh J hu son County TebrasSa Territory, that
beng she place Of hulding the last tel o. Ofths Dis
trict C0Hrt for seid Q ,unty)
On the I'd day # d cember. A. d. 1865
at one o'clock P. Il o. said day following Real Eslste
TO vit the south west quarterof sectian thirty two
t&l in r~1Enship SIX 80 north Of RaageteE (0l eastOf
the SIKH Principal Aeridien situated . johnson
COun y Ne0rsska Territory On al order ~ sale AGAINST
James >. Daily administrator II the Estate CT
J .hB Brown deceasedin favor Of william n. MARSHALL
issued ~ the District Court Of johnson County Me-
braska Territory, andtO me directed - Special Mas.
ter in Cbancery.
Given under my band this soth day Of October A.
d. 1852.
". A. PRBSSON, snsrig
5-H ard Special Master ~ Clsancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant "a
Of sale made By the Distrit1 Court a. ~
Coanty, Nebraska fssfitsry, ia ChaBrsrvss
Fall Term A. d. 1855, in the ease Of Sss.S =
Chambers against John b. Wells, Thomas -
and Trial G. Johnaon. vii I
On the 18th day Of December. A lSs
at one o'clock p. m at the frsnt door % Hal.-.
Hall, in the City Of BroWnyilie. ia Nem,ba Z.
aforesaid the place where tho last ierB =
Court Was held, ofer ior sale as public aurss :
the highest bidder for cash, the " EFT hslf 90.
South East quarter Of Section 3 in Tosu,in I
North IF Range Is East IN zaid Nemaha Comt5
B~rOWnVille, November. l3th 1864.
CHARLES @. DORSEY.
94t 81. Master IN Chatcr
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

The above showing must be truly graf
flying TO every Union voter in the Ter
ri,orY HnchcOck's official majority last
fall was 792 on the home count, and
since then the Democracy has left no
stone unturned to make CONVEX ts to their
political faith, or Oax their friends from
other States to move to Nebraska, yes,
they even invited and fellOwshiped with
guerrillas, bushwhackers. horse.thieves
and such to gain political slrength, and
yet the Union majority rolled up a the
last election is $50. May the Democra,
cy prosper thus "muchly."
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
II Proclamation By the GOvernor O
Nebraska Territory

-E#N.A.ta- A
Il Proclamation By the GoUeTnor Of
Nebraska Territory
WHEREAS, we are dependent upon God
for individual and national prosperity,
and every good and every perfect gift, is
from above and cometh down from the
Father of lights. with whom IS DO vari-
ableness neither shadow of turning"
and
WHEREAS, During the past year our
kind Heavenly Father has been pleased
TO remove from Us the scourge of war,
aud has caused peace to again smile on
our beloved country has withheld from
US the raVages of pestilence ; has caused
the earth to bring forth abundatly the
rich fruits and harveSls. aud permitted
commerce and agriculture TO resume their
accustomed channels, causing peace and
prosperity TO reign once more within our
borders, and
WHEREAS, 1t is becoming in the re-
cipients of these lntestimable blessings,
to express a natishs g~rautude and a re-
lance upon the Almighty for future pros
perity, for ~Blessedi is the Nation whose
God is the LoFd.P'
Now therefore, /. ALAN SAUNDERS,
Governor Of tie Territory Of Nebraska,
do hereby appoint the first Thursday in
December as a day Of public Thanksglv-
ing, (being the same day appointed by
the President of the. United States as a
day of Naiional Thanksgiving And |
hereby recommend to the citizens of the
Territory 10 observe the aforesaid day as
a day Of public Thanksgiving, by re
Fl aiming from their secular pursuits on
that day, aud assembling at their respec-
tive places of worship to offer thank Civ
ings and praise to our Heavenly Father
for His loving kindness to the children
of men. That simultaneously from al
parts of our beloved country. prayer and
praise and thanksgiving, the homage of
grateful hearts, may rise in one united
volume from a grateful aud onCe more
united people to HIM who holds the des-
TIMES Of individuals as we'll as nations as
m the hallow of His hand.
Ia testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand, and caused TO be affixed the
great seal of the Territory Done at
the City of Omaha. this 18th day of No
velnber, AID 1865.
ALVIN SAUNDERS.
Governor of Nebraska,
BY the Governor.
A. S. PADDOCK, Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

- #HLN.
The consequences of inviting the dis
tranchised renegades of other States to
Nebraska City-as wa done by the Ne
braska City News just after the adoption
Of the New Constitution of Missouri
are becoming more apparent every day,
IN the theft, larcney and rowdyism of
that city, which is alarmingly on the in.
crease. Men have been knocked down on
the streets Of that city and robbed, men,
Loasting Of being disfranchised Missouri
ans, perambulate the streets in bands and
make it unsafe for unarmed pedestrians.
Horse stealing is again on the rampage.
Three horses were stolen on the night
Of the l4th from hat city; one from
Julien MetcaIf, which he has since re-
covered, and two Cover which we shall
shed no briny tears) from J. Sterling
Morton. This is rather a steep con,ri-
button on Morton for their assistance in
voting down the blue. coated, brass.bul-
toned yankees"
As this gang, in going back 10 Mis-
souri,, may take a notion occasionally TO
make a levy on this county. it would be
we'll for our farmers 10 be on the ,'look
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

-. 4, 1asns g.rAau d Aadrv
: minor agalnst ms sid Andrsu D
ao ~ lpmt nay eonesm:rrr
Be u known that on the t5i6 aav 80
. E. ieo2, re Proeate Court q he
mas3 % tae felfsosJ q Nebsaska - a
!; i-ins 9 p entered u9Sn the rsoO.d q -
Barnes, guardian Of Andrew ). Dr1-
nled his petition duly verified. 49, Nieorn
OF . portion q the real estate Of biz 49, %
tae purposes therein sci forth. It a51s- md Z
from said petition that Il Il re--tg ID
would be beneficial 10 the Eard thst d
estate, o. some part Of it should bs.ols ~
tore S5aoEed that the eszt Of In Of s, .s
and al persons interested IN bis ~ 80 ri
fore the conrt On The "A daY Of 49,
ten o'eioek a. m. at the usual plaes M 49, 4
court, 10 ~Brownvilles 10 show Gauss y a--
ist, Why q lisenc . should rot b. -sa q
sale Of such real estate. e1Na ifa.
1919 81. So so saEzzs
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

able 10 pa. in a Stone Calvert. which he
has desired and urged. He says. how
ever, hat be expects 10 be able TO put 10
a good wooden brid9 yet this winter
We are satisfied the Judge viii 30 ali il.
his power for good roads
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

baWe have us, heard from the Sopervi-
ser who prrsides over The road destiny
vi ibis D,sIrirt-Judge kennedy. He
informs as lhat the nurshy spot il the
road near Sapp's must be bridged. that
csuay Commissioned viii do nothing
towards il. aud that The Dis,rici is MOI
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
FSTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersigned living 2 l 2 miles
South West from Nemaha City in Nemaba Coun
t, Nebraska, on the 2Ist day Of November, 1865
One red and white speekled Steer, with swallow
fork in each ear branded on left hip with j -
bush of tail of, three years old last Spring, Also
one black Ok brsnded with "a, c." on each horn,
about Eve years old.
Nov. 81. 1865. ISAAC J. JARVIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

We learn that a farmer just below
Rolo was, last Saturday night. robbed Of
a mule. saddle and bride, $40 in money,
and a pair Of miltens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Elias Sowles will take notice that Annah B..
Sow les did on tho 18th dsy Of November AID
1865 e e afbill OF cemplaint in the ID isFrict Court of
against ths said ElissSpWles,s hs object ana prayer
of which Bill is 20 obtain for sail complain 3 de-
cree of divorce from The said Elias SoWles.
And the said hlias SOw'es Is nitifed that be is
required to appear and answer SAID Bill on or be-
fore the 9Th day Of January, A.. d. 1855.
rf DORSEY & RICH,
10 AZ Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
FsTRAY NOTICE.


Reesnttv. 1t or near B~enueft'- Mills, on ne
Nemaha. One three year old steer, ufIA rifa
sens y hite spOts- little traigbf horns branches -
= 1arre " OF n branded on lst hip And oss S--s
year old steer. DARK red all over. p inis q -me
turned back and crossed, branded with y. - "a,
ton Of there Ehereabouts Isa a thisUmce Ssa.ls
Schui IS JeEelTy Store, Suitably rtVa dsa-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

Where a choice selection Of TIE ~,
lowing article can Away be fODtf'
Fine Dress Goods. Consisting Of good beau'i''
and cheap, BaImOEalIs SkArts NubiA', n'o.'
shaWls, Hosiery, Fine and Cosrpe Shoes h~
Dress Goods toe nunsEOus to msntiOn.
Also Gepts Fine Hats any and ever qu'Hl-
Boots and Shoes. Collars, Fine Shiri'' US"
Shirts &C., 6o.,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

We have been informed that some a.
dams have been computing some depre-
daiions IN the Big Blue lately. such as
entering houses, i%ntimidating the in
mates and carrying off whatever they
might want. etc. If thus be true. there.
is a splendid opening. FOR another In
dian Commission, and we would suggest
to Government to select it from the Ter
ritOry. as We have plenty Of men of good
Indian treating calabre'' already here
for such service.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
Cheap asfhe Cheare9f.

OEae4p "a NMeal u
Ny tin Shop is always in good rannsug order
where work Ofsll kinds from a pint cup 10 q sm1ke
stack can be dOae ia good HOIkmanliks manner.
Repairing can be done ct any tins and in good
Style.
wanted at All times
Rags, Copper and Brass viii be taken in exchange
for goods.
Shop I'm w. T.. Denis Old stand,
52-yIy One Door EastOf Hills Store.
Nov. 10 u 20 10 I'D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
For the Advertiser.
PAwNEE Cry, NEB.,l
Nov. 10Th. 1865. =

Editor .fdUertiser :-Agreeable to
promise ! send you a few notes gathered
while ~sojournlng temporarily, IN this
thriving young town. The Organization
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
Great Gift Distribution

SUBJECT TO the Following regRIatiOas:
CertI6eates OF the VIFlOas articles are 6rst PIT
into envelopes, Esal,d aP, and mixed aud when
ordered, are taken III with cut regaad to chOsce, and
sent BY mali, thas giving all a IAN chaace. On re-
ceipt Of the certlnca,e, yOa viii see Ehat you are %
have, anu then e Is At y0or upton 70 send the dol
lar aud Jake the article or NOS. Purchasers may
thus obtain 3 Piano, MelodeOn, Sewing Machine,
GOid "asen, Diamond Ring, OF any set OF JeWelry
on our IsGIoi y DOLLAk.
Send 20 Cents for Certificate.
In al transaeuOns By mail, we shall snarss for
forwarding the certificates, paying postage, aud do
ING the DnEness % cenEst each, when mast be en-
clOced when the certificate Is sent fer. five GER
tihcates win be sent 81, eleven for 81 thirty Tor S.,
sixty-hve Tor $40, aud 100 tor SIS.
AGE4TS-We want agents in every town and
cO0ntEy 1.-THE country and those acting Is snch
Will DO allowed 10 cents on every esrtifoats order
sd by them, provided their renIttancs amounts %
Agents Will collect % GEMS Cor every cert-
cate, and remit 10 cents 70 rs, either 10 Oash ca
po stage stamps. Agents RENTED at once, $50
will be entitled 10 a DeaUEitUl silver Watea, and
also 200 certificates. -
Please write your Name. Town, County and Sute
plainly and address AL orders 20
HAMILTON s. Co..
Agents fer tOfeigA 4 Anne. ican manufacturers.
SaiesrOOm r. q. Boz 5675. Nsr York.
80 Liberty Street. 1910 3ns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
Usage Orange Seed

FRESH FROM IEAA" -
Persons wishing : supply Of Usage Ofaase
can get fresh seed, brought from iexas. y
ing Immediately to Wesley DuBda', srdsr
BroEnTlIie, Nebraska. o., lssElng M Ross
wish w. IA. Nee sery, City Drug SI9r4,
90 Aga for Oyeruen4 han1
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
NEW ADFERTISEMENTN.
THlTShNl RIWhRll

The above reward will be paid 70 any person
wi thin the ensuing week. who will have the iargest
number Of pictures made at WALSEK's Photograph
ic Rooms, Post Once Building.)
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
MASrFRS SALF

Notice is be reby given that I viii 0fsrsi pubEs
auction az the 'front.' door Of R. B Pressont DHsl
ing in Tecumseh johnson County Nebraska Tr.
ritcrv that being the place Of h~oidingthe last ,su
Of the District Court for said County.
On the % da7 of December, A d 1865
a. one os hsI p. g.. Of said Dc, The follnainsR Real
FsrAte 70 Wit tie last bali o. the NORTH Eui
quartsr Of Section thirty 80. and the west bali Il
the north vest ensstes u se-tion tgenty-Bins q
TowDshiP four = nOrfhti range eIeteu II, cart
Containing one hundred ard sixty lR0 acres. An
the south east qnarter II section nineteen %
in township four 4 north u range eleven rast, e.
cspf ten ncres being the ruth west quar.er u hs
south west quarter If said south east qusrter cor
tainiDg one HUNDRED and fffy $50 acres siiustt
10 the County ef Jotnset ard Territory e Nebnf
ka. on N order Of saie issa 4 By the Register il
Chanrery "a said Cour 10 favor afJohnL Z. CarsO
and against James ) Bsag administrator of DO
Estate Of AlOnz9 R Hahf isressed. b. ID lifeed
as Special Master IN Cfnnc ~.
Given und eT my hand this 30 dsy - Oeteba
A-D. 1855 u. a. PkESSON. Shirt
10TH and SFetlal Mater.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

watches. Clocks. Chains, Diamond Rings, AeIodeons,
Sewing Machines Pianos, &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23

Cannot do better than 10 trade Eii'
the Undersigned.
G.. NJ HENDERSON
Oct 25th 1866 925-ly rann.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
ESTRBY FONY.

Taken up by the uDdv 'gped living one and
quarter mile South Of Rroxnville, Nebraska, %
the 20th day Of October, 1865, One Black ans
Pony, about four years oil.
B~ruWnviIe, SeF la 1855.
Am. EANDiEY.
Anthony P CegsweIf lRcfore Charles G. Dor''g
W. x yoro Of The City o. BoF'-
William Penterta1 h14i- Esbra "a Tcmiier.
cn The Ri dsv 81 ustioeT A. d.. 1859 sna ~
sued ~ order II selnaIt IN me ao1Fs tltl M
t1=STn u Seventy 9rs dDllgrs.
BroTnVifie. Nebraskf 1rrfpef = l'f5
ABRAHAM p COGsEsLL
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
$I,OOO,OOO worth Of watches,
Diamond pins, Chains, Rfngs,Sc =.

ONE DOLLAR EACH!
Witasut regard to value Not to be paid for until
-ou know What you are 70 receiveI
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
ACADEMY

first saw light. The work must no; end
here, however. A school that should dc
honor TO the county was 10 be The fruit
Of this labor, and. finally, this fall, a ine
school edifice, 26x3s feet and tw%o-storles
high was erected. Here the School is
now located and from the IS scholars
in the small room has grown to an aver
age attendance of SO pupils.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-11-23
PROFESSOR M~KENz1E

is a graduate of Union College, N. Y,
and is an experienced and successful
instructor. His popularity is unbounded
here, and l predict for him the success in
his enterprise which his cause and bis
exertion has SO nobly merited. AS a