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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
THE NEWS.

Nrw YoRK, Aug. 2.-The Steamer
Nevada, from Savannah, with dates 70
The 29h, plt., has arrived n Is
The Savannah Herald SAYS FIVE bags
Of mail matter were for the first time
forwarded to Augusta on the 27lh inst
for the interior OF Georgia. a large
mail was also forwarded en- the % lust,
for Southern Georgia and Florida.
The United States Military Police of
Savannah has been desbanded, and an
Organization of armed patrols have been
substituted.
The Police Courts have been abol-
ished, and all criminal cases are 10 b.
tried by Capt. Cox, the Provost 1arsbal,
and the functions Of the Districh Judge
are performed by Lieut.. Col YORK.
Capt. Garter arrived ia Savannah from
Augusta on the ID, in charge of $50, coo
in silver, and $4,000 in gold, SAID TO have
been scattered by JEFF Davis upon his
flight neas the residence of Howell Cobb.
Augusta papers CONTAIN the following
item;
Gen. Steedman has suppressed the
Macon Journal and Messenger for dis
loyal language,
A Brownsville letter to the New Or
leans Times, says: Kirby Smith and
entire party was captured on July 4, at
Piedras Negras, by the Governor of
Saltillo, together with tour pieces Of ar
tillery, niDe hundred new rifles, and sew
en,y,fve wagons laden with ammunition
anu provisions. The officers and men
were paroled.
CAIRo, Aug 5th-Maximillian is ex.
pected 0 0 TO be in Malamoras.
Gen. MejIa forbids all persons from
leaving Matamoras without a pass or
crossing into il from Brownsville.
Cordnas is Furnishing robber bands,
and he had proclaimed all communiea-
ton and commerce between Matamoras
and other ports closed.
WAsHINGToM, August Sth.-The
Treasury has more than sufficient funds
now on hand to discharge every dollar
Of Indebtedness to the soldiers, with the
receipts from internal revenue, which
are coming in at the rate Of more than a
million a day, and the issue Of seriii-
Gates Of indebtedness. The department
hopes to be able TO meet all its liabilities
between this and the session Of Congress.
The Treasurer has been redeemipg old
certificates of Indebtedness at The rate of
MILAN a day, as they have been ma
R. M. T. Hunter asked to be released
ron Fort Pulaski, on condition that he
hall leave the country forever.
A movement is on foot by celoEedm en-
8 purchase the Charleston .Mercury and
ublish it as an anti slavery journal
ONE progress IS being made, and money
being subscribed with a good prospect
{ success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17


A party of Missourians came to our
city last Monday, captured and conveyed
into Missouri Robert Thompson. We
hear it said that The charge against him
was horse-stvaling bat Of this we know
nothing, and it matters not, the main
fact is that this manner of making ar
rests-no matter how criminal the per-
son so kidnapped may be-is illegal and
az outrage to this Territory. This is
the third Interference of this kind from
, that side of the river. The first was
in 81, and legalized BY that instrument
Of Satan the @Fugitive Slave Law; {"
the second was in 80, when lobe Hand.
ley was murdered by a party of Mis-
sourians and this last instance. Now,
in none Of these instances have our cIti-
zens attempted to demand the obedience
and respect due our laws from outsiders,
and here are three precedents for kid
mapping and murder in our Territory.
We think il is about time such outrages
were put a stop to by our oficers-fOr it
Is sn outrage upon our laws, our rights
and our self-respect no matter who. or
how criminal, the kidnapped person may
he. Is 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
SHERIFF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that I viii Offer for sals
at public auction, at the frost door Of Denis Hail
in Brow ovilie, in Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory that being the bnilding in which the last
term Of the Distriet Court for said County Of Ne.
maha vas heidi,
on the 18Th day Of Sept. "A. d. 1865
at one O'Clock p. N. the following Real Estate, to-
wit: Lots Nos. one [, two 2, three 3, four A.,
nine 8, ten 10. eleven twelve ~, thirteen Is.
fourteen II, fifteen Is, sixteen, in Block No. six
8 Lots thirteen 13, fourteen IA, fifteen Is, six
teen, in Block No. eight 8, the east half Of Block
No. nine 9 Block No. ten 10 Block No. four
teen "A Block No. thirty 30; Block No. thirty
two all lying snd being in Browns addition to
the City Of Bfownviile, Nemaha County Nebraska
Territory, taken as the properly af David Gwin on
an execution in favor of William K. Penick and
William Loving, partners as Psniek and Loving is
sued by the District Court Of Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory, and to me Directed as Sheriff
Of said Caunty.
BrOwnville, August, 18th 1865. -
W.. O. GLASGOW
49 Al. sheriff.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
SALE.

N0iicei Is hereby given that pursuant 70 "a order
og sale to me directed, issued by the Register in
Chancery of the District Court Of Nemaha Coun-
", NcbFaska Territory, in the case Of Magdalona
smith BY Der next friend William d.. Hoover
against Joseph " Couusii, Marsret COUNSEL and
John l. Carson, I will oIer for sslo, at public auc-
tion at the front door Of Den's iisst N ths City of
Brownville, THE place where the last term Of said
Court was held,
on the 18th. day Of Sept. A. d. 1865,
st one o'clock Q. M of said day the following Real
Estate to wit: The South east quarter Of Section
tEenty-one [2tl in Township Eve North, Of
Range fourteen IA east, in Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory. 1
Dated this IL h day Of August 1865.
W. q. GLASGOW,
4S-4t Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The Commissioners appointed by the
President consisting of Judge Coley Su-
pqrIutendent of Indian Affairs, Judge
Edmunds. Commissioner of General Land
Office, Generals Haney, Harron and Col
onel Parker, of Gen. Grants staff, are
making preparations for their contemplate
ed interview with the Indians who afili
ated with the rebels, for the purpose of
arranging with them for a permanent
peace. 1t is expected that representa-,
ives Of over 100000 rebellious Indians.
will be in council The following tribes.
viii be represented Cherokees, Creeks
seminoies, Chcotaws Chickasaws Witch
ataws, and other affiliated tribes, within
what IS technically called the Southern.
soperiDtendencys The Commissioners
viii leave New York en- the 10th inst.
The council will be convened on the lst.
of September nextqo q
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The greatest mass of solid iron in the
world IS the Iron Mountains of Missouri.
Il is 250 feet high and two miles in cir
cult.
Brownsville Texas, Aug 7th.-A train
of $50 wagons from Matamoras, was at
tackled by a party of Liberals, when a
short skiFmish ensued, IN which Cap
tain Balm was killed and an Imperial
Colonel wounded. The Imperiaiiss
claim a victory.
Guerilla outrs GEES in Texas are numer-
Gus. The Stste Treasury at Austin was
broken into and rubbed of $4,000 in
gold.
New York. Aug. Shit is reported
that Gen. Townsend's gisit to Fortress
Monroe HasEf connection with Davis
approaching trial.
The commission to visit the indians
viii leave for their destination on the
18Th. Col. Parker of Grants staff IS
chief Of The Commission.
New YoRK, August 12.-The Her
aids New Orleans correspondent says a
continuation of lawlessnes is reported IN
portions Of Texas bordering on the Rio
Graude, aud bands of thieves infest the
country, driving off stock ana stealing
whatever they think worth laying their
hands on.
The arrival of two divisions of Nation
al cavalry, moving across the State from
Louisiana. was ~anxiously awaited.
Gen. Weilzel, commanding the 25ti
army corps, has issued an order stating
that i Is ~propahle the command will re-
main for some lime in Texas, and enj6ins
Oh his officers the utmost vigilance IN the
WORK Of improving the corps and bring
ing It to The highest point of perfection.
Gen. Candy, commanding in Loulsia-
ia, has addressed an important commu-
! nicstion to Gov. Wells, of that State, re-
quoting him to warn the local civil Off
GERS against attempting to enforce any
police laws for he regulation of negroes
which are in. conflict with the act estab-
fishing the Freedmen's Bureau, to the
agents of which the supervision OF these
matters exclusively pertains.
NEW 4 DIRK, August IL
Washington special says a long Cab lnei
meeting was held to-day. and report says
a rather strong one. The Presidents
reconstruction policy is understood to
have been discussed in all its length aud
breadth, and his intentions to adhere to it
and carry it out regardless of opposition
or consequences is emphatIcally announce
ed. ~ ii
New YoRK. August -The Tribunes'
Richmond correspondent says the evil
spirls oe men have been let loose upon
US since the unceremohions and Justly de-
served fate of the late election was pro-
n0unced. Young men citizens, seem to
feel it a duty incumbent on them to as
sault aud waylay every colored man,
while older heads universally have adop;-
led the plan of fighting our soldiers, at The
same time singing ia their ears bitter
denunclations of the negro. The orders
of Gen. Terry are Inadequate to meet the
cases of growing abuse, executed as they
are by soldiers utterly devoid Of every
principle of patriotism and morality.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
of sale to me directed issued by the Register in
Chancery OF the District Court Of Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory in the case Of James O.. Carson
against Uriel Aiken John L. Carson and Erasmus
ID Allen, | will offer for sale at Public auction at
the front door of Den's Hall in the City Of Brown
vile, the place where the last term Of said Court
for said County was held,
on Monday, the Ism day of Sep 1868
at one O'Clock p. m. of said day the following Real
Estate to>wit: The North East quarter Of section
seven Z in Township FIVE f5) North Of Range df-
seen Is East in Nemaha County Nebraska fori-I
tory e1 H1 re rr.
VIC. GLASGOW,
48-4k Sheriff and Srecial Master
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SAFE

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
At public auction at The front door Of Den's Hail
in the City Of Brownyilie, that being
the place in which the last tern Of the District
Court was held,
GU Monday, The 18th day Of Sept. 1865
at one o'eloekp. m. of said day the following Real
Estate to-git The North west quarter Of Section
thirty-two l32g in Towuship five IS North Of range
fourteen ll4I East in Nemaha County Nebraska
Territory Pursuant to an order Of sale issued by the
Register IN Chancery Of the District Court Of Ne
nAha County Nebraska Territory. in the case OF.
John p. Hodge against John Hamilton and Girdou
Il. Wilcox.
Dated this the 18th day ofAagust, 1855.
aE We. GLASGOW, -.
4S-4t Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

Iron Iron ~ Iron h!AJohu C.
Deuser has in store a complete stock Of
Blacksmith Iron Of the best brand Of
Sligo and Tyrone iron, of all sizes, which
he offers for sale at the late reduced
prices. too o9
He he's also received, per steamer Col.
orado, an assortment of the celebrated
Stewart Cook Stoves, which he warrants
to be as much superior to The Home
Comfort, and all other competition stoves,
as the Home Comfort Is superior to an
IL -fashioned bake-oven.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given thai pursuant to an or
der of sale to me directed, issued by the Register
in Chancery Of the District Court of Nenaha Coun-
ty Nebraska territory, in the case Of Joseph Eavey
against Thomas H. Marshall Mary O.. Marshaf, his
wife, john L. Carson and William d. Cady. Z viii
of6r for sale at public auction, at the front door
OF Dens HalIiu tbs-City Of BroWnyille, the place
gbeFe The last term ofsaid Court for said County
was be d,7r e.r. ar
I'd Monday, the 18th day of Sep. 1865
one o clock p N, Of said day, the following Real
Estate to-wit The South east quarter Of Section
eight e in ToWnshipsix L6tnorih 0 Range fifteen
II5l east in Nemaha County Nebraska Territory.
Dated tie the 9Th day Of Augusta. D. 1865.
t5 VIC. GLASGOW,
43-4t. Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant, to an or
der If ssle to me directed issued by the Register
in ChaBeery Of the District Court of Nemaha Conn
ty Nebraska Territory, in the ease Of John L. Car
son, against Horatio G.. Wurrall, Stephen II. Bech-
tel and Benjamin Z. Lushbaugh, l WillO for safe
at public auction at the front door OF Denis Hall
in The City Of BrOWnville tine place where the lass
term Of said Court for said County WasheIdl,
On the 18Th dayof September, a d., 1860
at one O'Clock =. d. Of sid day the, following Real
estate, to-eis Tie vest half Of the South West
qaart8r ana shs South west quarter Of the north
ives quarter Of Section Seven cd n ToWnshipt6l
North Of Range thirteen 1877 east, in Nsmaea
County, Nebraska Territory.
Dated this the 18th day Of August 1895.
W. ". GLASGOW,
4S-4t. Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

Notice is hereby given that pursaaut to an order
Of sale to me directed, Issued by the Register in
Chancery of the District CosrtoGN emaha County
Nebraska Territory, in the ease of John L. Carson
against Joseph P. Coleman, Caroline D.. Coleman
Phillip (. Wadhams and Mary A. Wadhams. I
will offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door Of Denis Hall in the City Of Brownville the
place where the last term Of sa id Court for said
County was held,
On The 18Th day of September, A.D. 1866
at one o'clock p. m, of said day the following Real
Estat8 to wit The South west quarter Of section
enc tl3,in Township Eve f5) north of Range four
teen IA, east, in Nemaha, County Nebraska Ter
gitoTy.
WILLIAM G.. GLASGOW,
4S-4b Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
Of sale to me directed, issued by the Register in
Chancery of the District Court on Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory in the case Of onhn u. Carson
against Isaac B.. Walters and Benjamin +. Lush
bauga, i viii offer foE sale at public AUCTION, at
the trout door of Den's Hall in the City of b own
vile tina place where the last terra Of said Court
for said County was held,
on the 18Th day of September AID. 1865
at one O'Clock p. m. of said day the following Real
Estate to-wit The north east quarter Of the south
east quarter of section twenty-six (26) in Town
ship six 81 north Of Range fifteen u.s. east in
Nelnaha Comfy, Nebraska Territory.
fFeaF w. g.. GLASGOW, !
48- A.. Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

There has been quite a change in
hotel proprietors in this City during the
past week. Mr.. Pedicord has taken charge
of The BrownviIIe House. re-fulnished
and made il first class hotel for the ac-
c~Ommodation Of the local and travelling
public.
Mr.. McCord has taken charge of the
A merican House, and, we doubt not VIII
merit the patronage of all lovers of good
hotel accommodations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order
OF sale to me directed, issued by the Register in
Chancery of the District Court Of Nemaha County,
Nebraska Territory. in the case Of John L.. Carson
against Rebecca Belden, I will offer for sale, at pub
lie auction, at the front door Of Den's Hall, in the
CITY of BroWnviIle. the place where the last term
of said Court was held,
on the 18th day OF September, A. D. 1865
A. one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
Real Estate ,to-wit The north half of the north
west qaSrter of Section fourteen GA, in Town
shin four Al, north of Range fourteen ga east,
in Nemaha County Nebraska Territory
w. q. GLASGOW.
48.4t Sheriff and Special Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
gLEGAL NOTICE.

Eugene Fontenell, Victoria Fontere ell, Raymond
Fon:enell, Enetia FOnteuell, Henry Fonteneil, and
EmeIy Fontenell viii take notice that Henry Fon-
tenell Guardian of Lueian A.. FontenelI a minor
under and BY virtue Of On order Of the Probate
Court in and for the County Of NemahB, Territory
Of Nebraska, made on the 18th day Of June, A. y.
1855, will offer At public Sale,
on the 261h day OF September, A. D 1865
at one o'clock p. m. upon the premises, tho follow
ing described Real Estate to wit The South half
of Section twenty-seven [27b Range xteen 1857,
in Township four in Nemaha County Nebraska
Thrritory, aud beng lands of the half Breed reser-
vation, except the Timber growing and being on
said lands which by he terms of said Sale will be
reserved Terms of sale cash In hand.
BrownVilIe August, 18th 1868.
HENRY FONTRNFLL-
Guardian Of Lucian 4. Fontenel a Minor.
A9-At H NE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

JEFF, DAvIs-This notable State
prisoner is in delicate health. It is said
and the news creates some little hutter
Of sympathy among Copperheads. The
confinement of The old lady renders her
condllon all the Q interesting. Per-
haps the spectral forms of 5000 EniOn
soldiers, deliberately starved to death,
troubles her tender conscience, and in
terupls Tie free play OF Der digestive or
gans. As she made up her bed, so must
she lay in IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

Tie total number of Indians who are
on the war path agalnst the whites in the
far West isAstim8fe ed at %, 600. General
Dodge. who commands our forces in that
region, left Fort Eeavenworth for Forts
Kearney and Laramie on the Sd instant
The General bias determined to put a stop
to In8iau hostilities upon the plains, and
is csnfdsnt, with the forces now under
his command, Of accomplishing his pur-
pose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

VIM. c. Perkins, Artist, is now here
and getting subscribers tor a Photograph
ic Business Directory Of this C.ty. He
eau make a splendid picture of our City
aud everyone should subscribe for me
or more copies. He is also prepared TO
take special views on short notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
H. BURCH, seU'y.
-BRowNvILLE, Ma,
Augost,l7th, 1865.

Sealed Proposals will be received
BY the Mayor Of the City of Browngille.
at his office, until 6 o'clock, P. NJ, of
Monday, August 2lst, 1866, for esca-
vating and filling in 1850 yards Of Dirt,
more or less, upon the Culverts on Main
street between 9TH and Sth streets, in the
City of B~rownville said Dirt to be
taken off of Main street between 7lh
and Stb streets, ~
,5 Byi Order Of the City Council.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
MASTERS SALE-

Notice il hereby gwen under and by virtue OF an
order pf sic toAtae ~directeds t~ssIst.By the REGISTER IN
Chaneery of Tie District Court Of Nemaha County, Ne
gharlesF, JAmis0n ana-Garden IL Wilcox, L viii Of
fer To- sale AZ Puzzle Auction, At The front door Of
the building IN which the last term Of said Court was
heidi
on the 18Th day Of September A. I. 1865
at one O'Clock p. N Of said day. the following Real
Estate, To- Wit The north West fractional quarter Of
Sectlvn Thirty (SOl in Township four % nor b ~ Range
fifteen (l6) east, in Nemaba County Nsbraska Fesrito-
ny.
Dated this the nth day Of august 1856
W.G. GLASGOW,
4S-4t Sheriff and special Master
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

We have received Information from a
gentlemen. direct from Ohio, who las
paid considerable attention 10 The crops
on his route-1who says that he has not
seen as good crops this year anywhere as
we have IN this section. This will be
some consolation at ieast to those Of our
farmers who are continually erosAing Of
their bad luck"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
Auction Sale, Of Dry Goods in great

Auction Sale, of Dry Goods in great
variety al The store Of @. A. Brown in
Peru. commencing Tuesday, the 18Th day
Of August and continuing until all Is
sold consis9rg of Caiicoes. DsIanes,
white and brown Must!ns. Alpacas,
Cloakings, Shawls, Dehaze, Lusters.
sasenels. Cloths and Cassimeres, Cut
lery, &c, &c, The entire stock of a deal.
er, comprising nearly eve;y article usual
" kept in a retail store.
J. S HreDlE, Receiver.
Augusi 18Th 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

Diseases OF the Eye. Dr. Frank
S. Howard, of Nebraska CRY, gives par
ticular attention to the treatment of The
diseases of the eye, and its appendices.
Those having any object malferu alton
or peculiar change of organ ar vision
are invited to report to .kin. Patients
requiring his personal atsenuon can OBJ
tain suitable boardiu. the City. Cores
pondence by letter will be promptly at
tended to. Opinion will be made can
did and reliable-lrearmentwhep assured
successful. Office D Whiinger's Drug
Store, between 4fh and 5th Main Street..
References. DR.. j. Crane,
WIN H. Nc Creery, Brownville, N. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

VIM Il, McCorery, Draggest, we see
is building a large addition to the rear
end Of his store. We knew he'd soon
have to enlarge to meet his growing Gus
tom, and new he's doing it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The receipts from internal ~revinuefOr
last month have been $50 900 900 and it
is estimated that $50 100000 from the
same source will be received during the
next two months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

Some nice and desirable goods is be-
ing constantly received at The Star Store,
go and see and you'll surely be satisfied
in both goods and prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The preparations for a great State
Fair for the benefit Of the Soldiers Or
phans' Home of Iowa, at Marshalltown,
on The 2Slh of August, are progressing
with encouraging prospect of a great
success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The sentiment in Canada ia favor of
annexation to the United States is repres-
ented as growing stronger. and it is pre-
dicted that it will assume formidable
proportions soon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The Nebraska City News quotes the
following from a letter which appeared
in the n. Y. Evening Post of July 2Slh,
and makes it "a base of operation" from
which to puff Nebraska City;
'NEBRAsKA-TheSe are a number of
towns with pretty names along the banks
on both sides. such as Forrest City,
White Cloud, Rqlo. Arago. Nebraska
City. Wyoming. Omaha and Council
Bluffs, Nebraska City is the largar place
of business and importance above St. Jo-
seph," ).
The traveller doubtless passed Brown
vile after night, and to this1trivial cir
cumstance is the News indebted for such
a glorious chance 10 "blow.'f
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

c. G. Dorsay-receEsly appointed
Register Of the Land Office in this City.
in place of R. F. Barrett. whose term
had expired-has entered upon the duties
of bis Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

The heavy rain last Tuesday night
carried away the wooden bridge near The
scOFner Of Aliaptic and First streets
eCond not a square stone culvert be put
50 there now cheaper Than a wooden
Bridget { q -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

We ave just gratiied oarself with a
visit TO The Office Of Dr. J. b. johnson.
Dentist, and considering bis skill besides
his having the most approved instruments,
can recommend him 10 the toolh-aeh-
ing public.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

John T. Scott does his utmost to have
good, fresh, tender meat Of al kinds for
sale at the City Meat Market at all
times, and be succeeds 10 a charm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

For choice Potatoes. Hay Forks. Flour
Seyths, Groceries, and anything you may
want, go TO Mclaughlin & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17

s There are uow abo0t $4,000 cavalry
at Fort Larned says the 81. Joseph Her.
aid Of the 18th, preparatory to a grand
hunt after tle predatory redskins. who
have been 5, LONG The terror of. emil
grants on the plains. This seems like
taking these red deviIs BY the horns
in earnest, and we hope there will be no
h%alting or hesitation until something is
done to7eripple and punish these blood
thirsty saYages. g e
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-08-17
LEGAL NoTiCE.

Flora N. Lining viii take noti that DanieIIim-
ing did on the 7th day Of August, A. D. 1858, iRis
bis Bill OF Complaint, in the District Court, IN and
for PaWnee County NPbraska TeFrft0Ty, in Chancery,
against he said Flora 81. lining. The object and
prayer OF said Complainant Daniel Lining, in sad
Bill, Is T. obtain a Decree Of said Court dissOIving the
bonds Of MatrimOny between the Said Daniel Lining
Complainant, and the Said + Iora Lining, defendant.
And the Said Flora N Lining is notified that She is
required TO appear and answer said Bill Of Compliant
on or before the 18th day % September 1865.
Dated August s 1865.
47-st pd DANIEL LINING