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EORT SUMTER GRAFTON, APRIL 18th,
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CT. PHILIPS-ST. PHILIPS.

THE NEW NOVEL;
BY the Author " " Rutledge"
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p.lI,
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28

iDrownvllle, on Of before the ID dav Of
November, 1866, a good, new and stauncl
Steam Ferry Boat, capable of CARVING
I'VE teams and wagons per lead and "a
run such Steam Ferry Boat, or one suf6
iclenlly large to acco IMMEDIATE the public.
al all times, for the next ensuing eleven
years, and to run the same under such
rules and regulations as shall be from
time to time prescribed by said Civ
Council, and, also, To land at such point
on the Levee as they shall prescribe
Provided, The said City Council will
give US the free use Of said Ferry for
six years, and for the remainder Of said
term, we agree TO pay to said City the
sum of two hundred dollars per year.
JONATHAN NEWMAN,
Ben. Turner.
On motion Of Mr.. CogsweIl the pro-
.posal of Jonathan Newman and B. S.
Turner was acce pied.
On motion, adjourned.
c. G. DORSEY, mayor.
w. w. Hackney, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28
BrOwnviIIe, Neb., sept. 16. ,65

DToWDFIlleJ NeO., sept. 10, %
Pursuant 10 call the members of the
Baptist Church met at IL o'clock, and.
after prayer by Bro. Zook, organized fol-
business, under the title of the Nemaho
County Baptist Home Mission .AssOcid.
tiOn, by elec,ing Ed. A. M. T. ZoOk,
Moderator, and B. F. Rice, Secretary.
Moved that a committee of three be
appeihfed to draft a Constitution for the
government of this Association.
Moved that the Moderator appoint said
committee.
Whereupon, A. w. Morgan, c. R.
Camp and Peter Smith were chosen.
Moved to adjourn till three o'clock.
Prayer by Bro. Golf.
Adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at the next general
Election to be held ip zoe Several Precincts on
the 10th day Of October, A. ID. lS65, the
Question will be submitted to the people of NenA-
sha County Nebraska. whether they will vote a tax
.of two mills on the Dollar valuation Of the proper
Ity within said Comfy. to be placed upon the tal
hist Of 1855, TO aid in the CONSTRUCTION of a building
FOR County pHrpoeee,
The manner of voting will De as Follows those
favor Of said tax viii place HR1a taelr bailotl
:the words for taxi and those opposed 10 sat tax
win place upOl their ballots the words "@gtnst
By order Of the County CoInm,sSteners
WILLIAM d. HOOVER,
September LIST 1855. 5I5t 90: Clerk
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28

Pursuant to adjournment the Associa'
tiOn met, and after prayer by Bro. ClOu'
ser, proceeded to business.
The report of Committee on Constitu-
ZION called for where6pOn the following
CONSTITUTION was read and unanimously
adopted
drticis This Association shall be
known as ;he "Nemaha County Baptist
Home Mission Association"
Rrt 2.-The Officers of this Associ-
'ation shall consist of a Moderator, Sec
.retary and Treasurer, who shall hold
their Offices until their successors are
elected.
fit. 3.-The object of This Associa-
lion shall be the further advancement of
the Baptist cause and interest in this
of the Territory of Nebraska.
.Art. 4-There shall be a Missionary
Board appointed consisting of six mem
bers of this Association, whose duty shall
.be to correspond with the American
baptist Home Mission Society and with
Ministers abroad also, to ascertain what
amount of funds can be raised at home
and abroad for the support of efficient
Gospel Ministers of the Baptist denomi-
nation n the bounds of the Nemaha
County Association, and to employ one or
mcre Ministers to preach in SAID terri
tory.
.Art. 5.-This Association shall meet
as often as once in every three months,
and oftener if thought best by the Mis-
sionary Board, and that event. they shall
have power to call the Association to-
.gether.
Moved hat the Moderator appoint six
brethren as a Missionary Board to So
licit subscriptions to aid Ministers of the
Gospel to preach 10 this County to cor
respond with Ministers, &c. %whereupon
a. w. Morgan, Peter Smith. G. R,
Camp. c. NJ. Rodgers, J. A. Crook and
David Jones, were appointed said Com
mittee.
A. w. Morgan was e le:ted Treasurer.
Moved that the next meeting of this
Association be with the Glen Rock
sChurch, on the Sd Saturday in December
next at il o'clock, A. M.
Moved that the proceedings of this
dissertation be sent to the Nebraska Ad-
svertiser and Christian Times for publ,
cation.
Moved to Adjourn.
Prayer by Bro. Morgan.
Minutes called for, read and approved
Adjourned.
A. M. T. ZOOK, Mod.
B F. RICE, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28

Married., by the Rev. d.. Hart, Sept
slh. 1866, at the residence of MI. j.
.Drury, Mr.. ]. Huddart and Mrs. M. E,
Pedlgo.
Also, by the same, two hours later, al
the residence of the Brides father, Mr..
10. Randle and Miss Mary A. Giles.
alOf this place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28
BROWNSVILLE, NEE,
Cort Oztb 3eR

Mr.. Editor: You will oblige a friend
BY making the following announcement +;
Rhesas, Certain persons have seen
1t to use my name as a candidate for the
'tiee Of Probate Judge at the coming
election:
Now, be it known, to all whom it may
concern, that | have authorized no per-
SOD or persons. to use my name in that
connection. / am not a candidate for
hat Office, and desire not to be so con-
Sdered. o. B. HEWETT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28

Hackney Co., have just received an
assortment of fine Prints, and Dry Goods
generally. For accommodation low prices
Walt is unsurpassed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28
American Insurance Company Of

American Insurance Company Of
ffeeDOrt, ILL.,, has a capital of S254,-
VOV; secured by lien on Real Estate
worth $1,000, 900, always pays losses
Promptly. Rates as low as anv respons-
iSe company.
Inns Company is now issuing over 400
'Onelss each month, which proves it;
popularity and good management.
Insure with the American.
j. W. BLISS, Agent,
Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28

Nuf Sahtum was honored during the
p''' week by a visit from c. w. Troy,
,feFeiing Agent for the Hannibal s. St.
'O'eph Railroad. This road, we are
R'easeo to learn, is undergoing a thOro'
p't new rails are being laid, aud
ground work and gravel ng Is re-
sewing especial attention. Nov Loco
1SlVes and Cars, of the most approved
rsefns, are beng put on The road, and
's@. neither money or genius will be
Tpeo 10 make thus the best and safest
~ IN the western country. This road
Zone more for The west than any
II has been almost unfortunate in
over -taskRd 70 do the immense
'1gt OF freighlng between the East
West. What this road has been can
so'ee 'aken as a criterion for what IT is
OF will be hereafter.
t0eO. Hill is its Agent in this Ciiy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-09-28
wANRED.

England Family Sewing Machines,
Price 51S. This Machine will Stitch, Hem, Fell,
Tuck, Cord, Braid, Bind, Gather, Quilt and En-
|broider, most beautifully. 1t is made in the most
durable manner-is elegantly finished, and is the
|unIy reliable cheap Machine in the market. 1t
the "Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut, and the cloth cannot be pulled
a part. Every Machine is warranted for FIVE years.
'Addres 8, DANE & CO., Post Office Box 50, Chica-
.go, H., or cali at Room No. 8, p. o. Block, corner of
Monroe and Dearborn streets, Chicago.
- HUTiON-We caution the public not to
ibuya VIC, thless, cid style, small size Machine, sold
lander 2 similar name, or otherwise. We have the
only genuine and really practical cheap Machine
manufactured. 52-3m