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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
LAND FOR SAIL

The beautiful tract Of Land known ~ the 'Hay-
wood Farm containing 100 acres, situated one
mile West Of Brownville. Is for sale apply to
l6-4t p'd WILLIAM II. HOOVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

To all whom it may concern, notice is hereby
Niven that application has been made e. The Pro-
ANs Cour for he appointment of an A ministra-
torSgu the Estate of William Fl. Hill. deceased.
ehd ny Monday, the 3eth day Of January, Is the
tune set Nhear ond determine said application.
bTSwaghN Jan. 7th, 1865.
no-I'-'[$SSQ DC. SANDERS,
Probate judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTf69
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber residing II =. -
Township 2, one red steer, white cross On %
and white tail. Three years oIfnezt 'PIn5
20 81 Pd. L-wEENcE bA@~
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

We the undersigned Appraisers appointed oy
Joseph Kelly j. p, appraised q certain Brown mule
taken up by Jesse Good at eighty dollars.
PsruN. 7. February, Sd 1865.
J.P. RURDICK,
d At nd J. W. PARISH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE

I ItOb4A II - a-NI
IN the matter of the Estate cf}
MARSHALL CAEET LEY
Whereas proof o. 5Ee tsath u
Marshall c Kelley, late ~ he County O.. Gage =Gt
Territory OF Eebra4ka. and application Tor the appaiE5-
msnJ o. Samuel Jones A. ACmini-trstor OF tie Estate
OF said Marshall G. Kelley, deceased was on tho Isl
day OF February, A. u. 1855, duly hied ia the Office Of
the Probate Court in and for said county and Territory;
Ani. Whereas. the said Court has appointed Monday,
the 9Th day Of March, A, d. 1866, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock, a. N Of said day, as the time for the hSaring
of said application now, Therefore
All parties interested in said Estate are hereby nOti-
fed to be and appear before said Probate Court at said
time and show cause, II any they have, why let, ers OF
Administration should note be granted unto the SAID
Samuel Jones
And il is further ordered that notice hereof be pub
i>hed three weeks tn tue Nebraska Advertiser.
Dated at Beatrice, FEB 4th, 1865.
21-3t-S7 ALBERT OWLB, PrSbate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
On ibis sabieet, and Ie. !he eountry hear

on this subject, and let the country hear
from you.
Wednesday. Feb, lst.
A bill for taxing dogs House billy
came up in the council, and was refer
red to the committee on Ways, Finance
and Means.
Another mill-dam bill was sent after
its departed mates, although 1t disd a
hard death. It's friends contended for
its passage because the person asking the
favor was a poor widow woman with a
numerous family. But no appeal to the
Honorable members could save its life,
and poor Mary's scheme in the milling
businss was knocked stiff as a poker by
asfew old unfs cling bachelors.
The contested case between Blan-
chard and Clark of Sarpy county was
partially discussed. On molten Of E. A.
Allen Of Washington the report and res
@lutIOns, introduced by a majority of the
committee on elections, were laid on the
table The report is an able paper and
clearly establishes Mr.. Clark's right to
the seat, but if Mr. Allen casts his vote
TO. Blanchard, it will decide the question
in favor of the latter gentleman, as the
Union and Democratic members are
about equally divided in the Council
Mr. a. is sometimes claimed on the
one side, and then on the other, but it is
to be hoped as he supported Hitchcock
against Miller last fall that he will not
now enlist under the banner of his late
enemies! The game of carrying water
on both shoulders is sometimes a politi-
clan trick, but it seldom wins, especially
in these times,
Thursday, Feb, 2
The Council opened as usual, prayer
by the Chaplin, &c. And here I will
speak of the gentleman who intercedes
at a threne of mercy for this body
First, Mr.. Kuhns is as sound a Union
man as there is in Nebraska, or any
where else, and consequently, l fear of
no resolution instructing him hsw and
for what to pray. Second, he is a true
gentleman, a scholar and a christian /!
and the Hottest speaker among the d.
vines who break the bread of life" to
Omaha congregations. His morning
petitions are fresh, original, and seem
TO flow from a heart full of love for man
kind and balhed in the living stream that
gushes from on high! Mr.. K. fills your
correspondents bill in every respect as
10 a man or a preacher. Long may be
work in his ''masters vineyard" and
when called from his laboIs en- earth
may his soul ever bask in the light, and
sunshine of that land beyond this "vale
of tears" and receive that crown which
is the reward of the faithful!
The Council acted upon House File
No. 50, ian act to provide for the levy
ing and collecting taxes on dogs" The
Council went into committee of the whole
Rev. Nh. Miller, of Cass in the. Chair,
and after an animated discussion arose
and reported amendments, recommend
ing the passage Of the bill as amended.
In the bill no distinction is made be-
tween "dogs" and pups" The owner
of a family of the latter will be subject to
the act. This will be heavy and perhaps
result in the uptimely end of many a
promising pup"
On motion to take up the report Of the
committee on elections in the contested
case, MIR. Allen, and Bayne of Richard
son voting with the democrats, the mo-
ton was lost
Friday, Feb. 3.
On motion of ALLEN of Washington
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up BY the undersigned Ewing - 80
south Of B~rownviiIe, on the bottom. one io-v,J
with rel head a1d meek, crop " the lsne ~
a slit in the same unisrbit out the IeitI ~ 40
marks Of brands, supposed to be about ? TFS
20 Sc p'd. DAVID hA"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
ESTRAY COWS

Taken up by the undersigned living near Glen
Rock Nebraska one large brown Cow. white face
black ring round the left eye, half crop OF the
right hip. Each supposed to be Tysars old in the
Spring.
l6-3t-pd JONATHAN GILL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
Dissolution OF PARTNEkohI

Notice is hereby given tbat the C9-Eat -
heretofore existing between Jacob b. .urb
George w Nicely. bias been dissolved y n 3
consent and that jacob B.. Be5kley VIZ
the business as hsrstofore. -Dr1ET.
9o. o nd GEO. ". VEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
FSTRAY NOTICE.

Taken 10 BY the Subscriber, hUns "a 90.
of Broupviils. in tn bottom, enc yea d 81.
speckled Bull supposed to be about uset"
Of right ear and undefbit cut OF The
marks or brands. TRINab%
1q-3f-nld.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
Friday, Feb. 3.

On motion of ALLEN of Washington
the contested case came up, whereupon
The Council resolved itself into the com
mittee of the whole, and did not rise n
til 5o'cl0ck p. m, reported progress and
asked leave to sit again on to-morrow.-
This case will, in all probability, last IN
Ill the close Of the session.
Nothing of importance transacted in
the Council, except the killing of a few
mill-dam bills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
TAX MOI 1CE.
Office Collector Of Internal RsUsnue,
Dist. Of the Ter. uf Nebraska.
Nebraska City Jan. %, 1855,
SpEEEAR TAX.

Notice is hereby given, that the List Of Taxes
assessed in accordance WITH the provisions of the,
JOINT Resolution Of Congress, a. proved July 4th
1864, imposing a Specisl Tax Of five per centum
upon the gains, profits or income, for the year en-
ding December 81. 1853. has been returned 70 me
by the Assessor of this District, and that said taxes
are now due and payable e, and payment thereof IS
hereby demand ID and that I will in person or by
deputy, attend at the efice Of Charles e.. Dorsey
in the City of Brownvilie, in Nemaha County, on
Monday, tie 18th day of February 1865, for the
purpose Of receiving said taxes.
All persons who shall neglect to pay the amount
of their taxes hereby demanded, on or before the
day last above psmed, viii be liable to pay a penal
y Of ten per oentum additional, and a fee Oftwenty
cents for ssrvieeTot n special demand and DO~tiee,to-
gsthsr with four cents a mile traYel fees, actually
and necessarily travelled 70 make service thereof,
ONCE hours, from 9 o'clock A. NJ, TO 5, p NJ.
JAMES SWEET,
21-2t $3.50 Collector.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
q. u bhHN 10
Guardian Of A. J. DriPps.
1s4lsa.cs
ESTRAY NOTICE,

Taken up by the subscriber, living near Longs
Bridge, on the 5th. one red COW with crop of both
ears, and a slit in both ears, part Of the tail of u
or "A years old
1885, pd. BIZ. BALDWIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

. Saturday, Feb. 4.
A Stranger e~ntering.Ihe Council cham
Der to-day would have concluded, and
first thought, that Clay and Webster had
arisen from the dead, but after listen
inc a few moments a far different con-
clusion would have been the result
The subject of discussion was Council
File No. 80: San act to revise and
amend an act entitled an act providing
for the better regulation of Schools Sin
Nebraska" The Council was in the COM
mittee of the whole house and nobly sus-
taired the reputation heretofore acquired
for dealing in buncomb. seasoned alum
dainty with the sublime and ridiculous.
This act proposes to make independent
county School districts, each Of which
keep all it can get, and lets The balance
slide. In the passage Of the act some
would be benefited, others may be lniu-
red. 1t is a subject of great Importance
and should not be passed over without
receiving close and careful investigation,
If the interest of education, at large, de.
mand the change it should be made, but
not Otherwise, by no means.
Governor Saunders left on the first
of the month for Washington. He goes
on IN important mission, a part Of which
is to urge upon Congress, with the aid
of our Delegate, an appropriation for
the pay of our Militia engaged in the
Indian War last fall and this winter, and
this not be obtained, to sell
bonds of the Territory in conformity
the recent act of the Legislature ;
and also, to make a personal appeal to
the "powers that be-" to rescue the Great
Overland Route from the hands Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Token up BY the undersigned hE'og sd
above Peru. on MeEissick's Island on tns 80
November, 1904 One Nuly Cow 80
and nook, underbit INLET ear a@oH'
old next Spring. p e HGoD
1885, p'd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

Mems and boys Hats, and Gaps new styles fo
sale at low figures, at Bliss, Auction Rooms.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09
APPRAISED STOCK.

February, 9th 1865. al-4t ss,OO
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-09

2l-4t $3.50
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19

TotNpo, July IL, 1865.
FLOUR--wh whitc-Wheat So 25eYi 2S y bbl.
GSAtN-Rcd Wheat lGW aces amber Michi-
gan tjOc; white l6ic. Corn Csc. oats sic. In
Rye apd Barley nothing dong
SAIr-FinC 81 Is pcf hhl.
FREtGllrS-ro Buffalo 81 y, Oswcgo &C.
Through Rates Flour 45t5oc to New York.
urrcirats' Dispttct.- Present rates from New
York aud BOSTON To Toledo, M rail lst class,
ldSe, class, li3cs 81 class, Qtc; Nh class, 'oc
St,am vt, lake stcless laec' "a class loov Sd
ella "a GS,, an claSs dhC. /. MH M
s. aROC EluES ~CoWre RIO s9ta2SN Z; Java SO
W37c. sugars raw l2Wt6c crushed 2le !.
grAnulatcd 2tc; \ cohcc l0afc; u coffee lSStc' &
cofrc lGTl1isc. Teas Young llyson, 1000
lSOc; lupsrial iiON2OOc; Black 1ld lfNc (;
Iapan lO0ft35c Molasscs 55VtlO0c. SirupS
fair 5O0f5c; good SOdl0Oc; prime u5dlioc.
Rice -Raugoou lOlyGlltyc.
HIDES .Grccn hidps 4Nr6c; green saltcd 1W6c'
green satcl curd GWj'sc; grCcu calf Toe; green
calf saltcd l2c: dry Nut 100 lie; dn light saltcd
S,1Qe:d do heavy stncd ldSc DO flint calf lld
l5c: do siltcd calf ia6te. lN ...
wool Full-bloo Merino ijFjlc; = and q,
do iNGiOc: do iOvi iAc; extra pulled 5tGd0c
superinc do 45Nr55o; No. do 4sO0GS SUc, EF
SHEEP .pELrS-L Large $lWl 30; liarlh Skins
25a0jOc; Shearliugs l0,62ac.
LUMBER Clear St3; III clear SlS; boN S3S
stock boards SIS common boards SIS; culled d.
Sll; fencing SlS Gull fencing SIT; joist seanting
and timher, Is feet aud under, yard sizes, SlA;
iost scartlng aud timber ~ 10 2ticel, ward sizes
$l1NlS; clear and second clear flooring S3i; com
mon nnnring S2S; clear aud second clear siding
S2G, conmnn siding 5 III; sawed Shingles SSO6 80
Inth - so
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
The Ohio State Fair.

We are under obligations 10 j. W. Ross, Esq,
OF this place, for copy of the premiums and reg
ulations Of the Sixteenth Annual Fair of the 0 Oaio
State Board Of Agriculture, to be held at Coum-
bus ON Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aul Fri
day, the 18th, 18Th, 18th aad 18th days Of Sep
tember, 1885. From this we observe that the most
complete arrangements are being made by the
Board to make the coming Fair excel anything Of
the kind that has vet been held in the State of
Ohio. Competition in all the departments is opeu
to every State in the Onion. The Fair will be
classified, follows, in six departments, the
premiums in which have been materially Increased
over those offered in previous years
First Department-Iive Stock.
second DePartmeni-Maehinery, Implements.
:, rhird Department 7Msshanical and Domestic
Fourth Department Agricultural Products. D
Ftth Department--ll horticultural Products
SIKH pepartpent-Fin Arts, &c.
These several departments will be under the
general supetintendence Of the following ~ mbers
of the Board
Gattie--F C.Jones r
Horses--James Fullinrtan. . n
sheep, Hogs aad RouliFy Dauie Mcmillan.
Machinery, implements, tSo.--R. q. Donpelly.
Farm Rrofluets-W. b. NeLhne. a ~
Fruit and flowers--iatnas BuckinglIam
Fius Arts-Wm. +. Greer.
The railroads throughout the Stato have gene.
rally agreed to, eonyey Passengers at half the
usual rates Of fare, ana Transport arei& hr cxLi-
bIIi0n % aud from the Fair free " charge,
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A Good Understanding.

proper understanding is an essential particu-
lar in every situation in lie. 1t should be good
as we'll as proper-however, the one will Of neces-
sty include the other. And every understanding
should not only be good aud proper, but snbstan-
tial as well. Much misery, much suffering, great
crimes and many evils have resulted from the
want of proper understanding. Understand Us
we are not entering upon an elucidation of eth
les with reference to the mental consideration OF
this subject. Tie understandings we aliude to
refer primarily, sccondarily aud entirely TO a
physical and pedal phase as relates TO bipeds Be
1t known then THAT those in want Of proper under
standihg-as well as those who have no nndcr-
standing al all, be furnished by our friend Cen
erai HoUsrON in the shape Of Shoes boots, brogans
etc., ofevery quality and style desired, aud gotten
up, too, in the most complete aud WOrkmanlike
manner. The General is going into the boot ard
shoe business extensive scale, and during the
remainder'oftlie sammcr an'l the coming Fall will
be able to supply this portion of creation and vi
einity with understandings that be warrants not to
'eat in the eye" nor 'rUn down at the heet" and Of
the most desirable fuish. Give him call
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Threshers ANA norse Powers.

Again we would call the attention of the farmers
of Wood county to the advertisement of G. j. MEs-
SER, of Sandusky, setting forth the superior quail
ties of the Threshers, Separators aud Horse
Powers manufactured by him. All implements
turned out at his mlnulactory gotten up with
great care, and have become justly celebrated both
for rapid AMI perfect work. Those who have used
them say they strong and durable, aud in every
particular constructed in the very best manner,
as he takes especial pains to select the very best
material, an exercises scrupulous care ia en-
ployng none but the most competent workmcn.
His prices have been recently very m lteraly re-
duced, and M mlchn,s can now be had at a very
low figure. Address C. j. MEssgR, Sandnsky, o.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-07-19
The Voice of the PconIc.

Liberty is one of the dearest blessings which our
iorclathcrs have han led down to us. 1t was pur-
chased hy the blood of mauy a valiant revolution
AIRY bcro; has been guarded By Washington, u
Jefferson, a Clay and i Webster. hut dcarcr still
to the hearts of the people is that world renowned
remedy known Goes Cough Bdsam. 1t curos
like magic the most violent attacks Of Group, and
is in lspenSable in every family Of children.
Colds, sudden coughs, sore throat, hoarsencss and
its timely use. No cough mixture has ever been
known that equals it, which accounts for Its great
popularity with all classes The Spung and old
the rich and poor physicians and;nruggiss aud
all who have tested it speak in the highest terms
of lis IN rits. We say to our readers buy it and
Fry it. 1t costs but 40 cents the bottle, contains
twice as much flnedioine ylu Obtain in all
other way at the same cost and all ou, drug stores
-keepEt. 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Are the most perfect purgathc which we are
able To produce, or which we think has ever ycl
been made by anybody. Their effects have album
dainty shown to the community how much thcy
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safe aud pleasant to take, but powerful to cure
Their penetrating properties stimulate the vita'
activities nf the body, remove the oOstructons Of
its organs, purify the blood and cxrcl disease
Thoy purge out the foul humors which braod and
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organs into their natural action and inpart a
healthy tonc with strength, to the whole systcm.
Not only do they cure the every day complaints Of
everybody, but also Formidable and dangerous dis
eases. While they produce powerful effects, thoy
are at the same time, in diminished doses, the
safest and best phySic tina; can ''tmployeh for
children. Being sugar coated, they are pleasant
to take aud being purely vegetable are free from
any risk of harm. ,Curcs have been made which
surpass bsli6Gwerc they not substantiatcd by men
Of such exalted position aud character us 70 forbid
the suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent chrsy
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tify To thciYublIG tle reliability orNour remedies,
vile others have sent us the assurance OF their con
victon that our Preparations contribute immensely
to the relief of our afflicted, suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish
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tinns for the and certificates Of their cures, of
the following complaints:
Costiveness, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
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Do not be put off by uuprnciplcd dealers with
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Ear'y on Thursday morning last, the 6sth Ohio
Regiment reached Cleyeland, direct rrem Louis-
willie will, l5O man. and % ,s;cors TL.r ,,oro
,.a.,,,a,, -. -. =, 80: ",
pa'o''eu 70 'hc psrA py inc reception Oohih'ltee'
in company with the 55th, preceded by a band Of
music, This regiment rcndezyoused at Napoleon,
IIor,. count, ,'L;, -, :, lr, ~ a. io.t =
n,,,,s HSs, g.. pDp " '''t s's lO'n .,
oeeemoer' lsoi, ior tennessee" t was Connected
Nth the Western army from the time II entered
the service till Sherman,s march from, Kfl,rt, 10
CT; H. ~
"o"' ga 10 Hss VI DaV'ss-ieeoieea upon the
regimental hag-is as follows
Fort Donelson, Shiloh, Siege Of Corintl, Iuka
Matamora, Thompsou's Hfls, Raymond Jackson,
Champion lIills, Fort Hil, Yicksburg, MoRroe
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prOmOtiOnS,

The following promotions in the 2lst Ohio In
fautrY were entered in the Adjutant Generals
Office on Thursday last
Lieut. Col. Arnold McMahan to Colonel; Captain
WIN. B. Wicker to Lieutenant Colonel.
Captain John G.. Martin To MIjor.
lst Lieutenants Csc. Sheets Augustus Bcsan-
son. Christian B. Sloty, David McClintock, John
II. Bolton. and SergeantS Robert L. Mcdonald John
w. Pember and Squire w. Carlin to Captains.
Sergeants Phillip Which, Henry Grahlman. Quin-
cy A. Randall, Finlay Briton, jeremiah G. Milhoof,
Henry Il. Skinner, Mathew E. Bulican Oscar A.
Clark. Thos. CrJjk an Joseph Power to lst Lieu
tenants.
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Complimentary.

Mr.. Oblinger of the Perrysburg JOURNAL has
associated with him in conducting that interest ing
paper, Mr.. G.. E. Guyer, late Sheriff of that Wood
county. 1t is substantial firm aud deserve as
they should receive, a very liberal pau onage. But
we trust there will be no more of the MRicr story
in the defense ot treason in lSl2-'l5, ride Jimmy
Buchanan Padding Gazette.
Our cotcmporary is respectfully informed that in
our own opinion, the Htucr story is no defcrsc of
treason or any of its acts, but simply portion Of
the secret history Of the War of 1Sl2'l5, fully
and substantially authenticated.
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