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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

Daniel Kinnison, William KinnisOn, Senior,
William kinnison J uniOr, George Kinnison and
Peggy KinnisOn, will take notice, that B~enjamine
+. Lushbaugh as complainant, has filed a bill in
chancery, in the District Court of Aemahs County,
Nebraska Territory, against them and David Kin
nison Newton Kinnison, John KinnisOn, Mary
Shroaf and Elizabeth Delay, heirs of Polly Kinni-
SON ,deceased,snd Richard V. Hughes AdministratOr
of said Estate, and John L. Carson a. defendants.
The object and prayer of said bill is to foreclosea
Deed of trust, in the nature off mortgage, given
by Polly KinnisOn, deceased, in her lifetime to
John L.. Carson as trustee, upon the South East
Quarter Of Section (l5) in Township 6 North of
Range Ii East in Nemaha County, Nebraska Terri
tory, given to Secure the payment of q note Of
$3.50 ,0O' mentioned in said deed Of trnst, and for
the sale of said premises to pay said note to com
p~lainant, And the said Daniel Kinnison, William
Kinnison Senior, William Kinnison Junior, George
Kinnison and Peggy KinnisOn are notified that they
are required to appear and answer said bill on or
before the 22d lay of may A. D. 1865.
Dated April 5th 1865.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
2Q-4t SI3. 50. Sol. for ComDiaiuank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Notice is hsreby given that I viii offer for sale
at public auction St the front entrance of the
BrOwnville House, il. the CHJ. Of BrOsnYllle, that
being the buildingin which The last term of the
District Cour5 Of the county Of Nemaha, in the
Territory Of Nebraska. Was held en- the
lst day Of May, "A d, 1860 al | o'clock
P. NJ. The following real eFtate situated in the
County of Nemaha, ia the Territory Of Nebraska,
Co Wit Lot 2 in BloeE 80 Lots II, 13, is, and
is IN Block 80 Lot I5ln Block 81; Lots 8, 10, IA
IN Block 90; Lots III, II, l3'l4in Block 81 Lot ( in
BlOok So lots I 2 IN Bloos IS Lots 10, IL in
Block Il L0t IL in BlOck IS Lot Is in Block II;
Lot 9, in Block % Los 13, IA, IS, Is, in Block
IS in Nemaha City also tbs Sou5h East IA 0f
North Of Range Is East also the South East IA
of the South West II Of Section I Township 4
North of Range 10 East, except two acres off Of che
West side thereof alSO a tract Of land commencing
at a point 80 rods North Of the South West corner
Of Section Eighteen (s9) in Township 4 North of
Range Is East, thence running East AZ rods thence
South % IA rods thence West AZ rods, thence n %
IA rods to the place Of beginning also Lots ,and
8 Of the South West IA Of Section q in Township
A North, Of Range rs East also the North West IA
of the North East ii end Lot IL Of Section 3D.
Township 5, North, kauge 10 East, except twenty
20 acres decided to Snow. Also the est half OF
the South West IA and Lots 3 aud 4 IN Section
% Township 5 North Of range l6 East, except TWEEN
ty acres in che South West corner taken as the
property Of jerome Hoover on an execution and
Vendi in favor Of Samuel a Chambers Executor
Of the last will and testament Of Willis Hill de-
ceased, issued out of the District Court Of the
County Of Nemaha, in the Territory of Nebraska,
and to me directed as Sheriff OF said County.
Dated March 9th. 1865.
VIC. GLASGOW, Sheriff.
28-4k $22. so:
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
- LEGAL NOTICE.

James LETTERS, John Jefers and William Jefers, vii
take notiee that Benjanine F. Lushbaugh did, on
the 9Th day Of January, A. D.. 1885, file his bill Of
complaint, in the District Court Of Nemahs County
Nebraska Territory, In Chancery, against Anna
LETTERS, James letters, John LETTERS, Robert LETTERS,
Witkam, letters, Isaac Jefefs, Isaish LETTERS, Mary
A. LETTERS Manuel 4. Jefers, Elizabeth A. Jefers
and John L.. Carson defendants for the ~foreclos-
ure Of a certain Deed Of trust, or mortgages, given
by Thomas Jefers, deceased, in his lifetime, 70 the
Said Complainant and defendant John D.. Carson
Of the North East quarter of Section No. Twelve
l124 in Township No. Eve e5) North Of Range No.
6fteenR l54 East, in Said County, and Territory,
TO secure the payment Of a certain prOmissory note
fer the sum Of $3.50, 90 with interest thereon at the
rate Of i've per cent per month. The object snd
prayer of said bill is to f~oreciose Said Deed Of
Trust, or mortgage and for the sale OF Said prem
Uses to pay the money so secured. You are requl-
red to appear and answer Said bill on the tenth
day Of April, A. ID. 1865 or the same viii be taken
as true and a decree entered accordingly.
Dated BroWnville, February, list 1865.
CHARLES q. DORSEY,
23-4t- $3.50 Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

Barbara A. Symsmire and the unknown heirs
Of Francois Putignat, deceased, viii take notice
that Henry HomuOn, administrator Of the Estate
ST Jonn B. Laurent, deceased, has commenced q
suit on the Chaneery side Of the District Court
Of Nenlaha County, Nebraska Territory, in which
suit they together With Jasper A.. FsTe are male
defendants. The object Of said suit is tn f~oreclose
q certain mortgage made hy The said Francis Putt
CANT in favor Of the said John B. laurent Septsm-
Der, llth 1857 on the North west quarter IF Sec
ton " II Township 8 north, Of Range Il east sit
uat0d in the said County 0ENemaha. giAsn to Sc
cure the payment Of $4,000 due TO the said Lau-
rent from said Putignat three years from ths date
Of 'aid mortgage with interest. The prayer Of
plaintiff is that the said@and be sold and the pro-
ceeds be applied fret ID payment Of the above
clsim, and that the said defendants be debard and
fo~Teclossd of al rights therein. Defendants are re-
CURED 30 answer by the 32d day ct May, 1885.
E. W. THOMAS,
2s-lt $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

~ W.
TIE those who go zealOusly supported
John F. Kinney. in 1862, because
as they argued, he was more honest than
Sam1 G. Daily, the following viii doubt
less be a delicious morsel. 1t is an ex-
tract from a speech delivered in Utah,
while be Chimney was a candidate Cen
gress from hat Territory @lia ~
president Young, has told you
would make a political speech. Ii il
= true / have been an active politician il
the great National Democratic Party
hut in the present condition of the affairs
Of ibe country l have no heart for poll
tics (Amens and cries of good / tel
you my friends. that this rebellion began
tEilh the martyrdom of Joseph Smith,
the Prophet, in Illinois and the murder
of Joseph and Hiram Smith was the
great first cause of the war, and for
which the nation will be Lroken up and
destroyed, and ought TO be. Ever since
j made the acquaintance of Brigham the
most friendly feelings have existed, (and
pointing to him. do lave that man
(Amens BY the crown. }"
He is the biggest demagogue The wesi
has ever produced, aud from the above
extract a traitor, to boot.
LH. a"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
Dated April 5th
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph w. COUNSEL and Margaret COUNSEL, his
wife, will take notice that Magdalena Smith, by
her next friend, William II. Hoover, as complain
ant, has fled a Bill ia Chsncery, in the District
Court Of Nemaha County. Nebraska Territory,
against them, anu JOhn l. larson, as dsfendanta.
The OBJ ect AID prayer OF said Bin is 10 foreclose
q certain Deed Of Trust, in he nature Of a mort
gage, executed by the said Joseph W. COUNSEL 70
quarter Of Section q, in township 5, north OF
range IL, east, in NeDaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory, given to secure the payment Of . Promis-
sorry Note to Complainant, Msgdalens smith, Of
szSO 90, mentioned IN aid Deed of Trust, for the
sale of said premises &c pay said Note snd interest
and 70 bar she said Margaret OounsiI Of her dover
in said premises. Tbs said joseph y. COUNSEL
and Margaret COUNSEL, are required t. apDer and
answer said Bin Tn or before the 22d day ii May,
3. d. 1865. -
CHARLES g. DORSEY,
-I4Ee SOiiclsnr fer Complainant.
Dated April 9Th. 1855. 29-4t-SI3.59
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
J.. Sol. for Compiaiuant.
LEGAL NOTICE-

tice that James o.. Carson as complainant, has
filed a bill in chancery, in the District court Of Ne
mahs county Nebraska Territory, against them
and John L.. Carson, as defendant. The object
and prayer Of said Bill is to foreclOse a~certain Deed
of trust, in the nature of a mortgage, executed by
the said Trial Akin to John i Carson. as Trustee,
upon the South East quarter of Section z in Town
ship 3 North of Range Is East, in Nemaha county
Nebraska Territory, given to secure the paym Mt
to complainant of q promissOry note Of $3.50 90, for
the sale of said premises to pay the amount due
on said note, and also to annul a deed of conveyance
of said premises. made by said Trial Akin TO Eras-
mus d. Allen of complainant. The said Trial
akin and ERASMUS D.. Allen will take notice that
they are required to answer sold Bill on or before
the I'D day Of may A. D.. 1865.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Dated April 18th 1885. 29-4t $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

The Grandest Scheme of the Age is
the lottery by whiEh1he Palee House in
this city is to be disposed of with all It's
furniture. which is of the richest and
most costly kind. The drdwing of his
Lottery is trrecocatiy decided to take ptacg
on the 26h ddyaof Hpril, 1865, by order
of the Proprietor. Treasury and Direc.
tory. Whoever intends to buy a ticket
must speak soon, or the chance will be
lOst.-,Sf. Joseph Herald. Feb. l9.h.
We have the best assurance that this
Lottery will be fairly and honorably con-
Quoted. Those desiring TO purchase
tickets can see Il e Scheme of Prizes at
Marsh, Bro. s. ZoOk's Books Store, and
tickets may be Obtained, through them,
of N. S Harding & Co., Nebraska City,
So each. Now's the accepted time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Last Sunday was one of the most
glorious days in the history of our conn
try, on that day the rebel army Of Nor.
Thern Virginia surrendered TO our irwin
chile army uader Gen. Grant This
u army has been the main hope of the
C~onfederacy, with it, a few weeks since,
: they hoped to defeat both Grant and
Sherman, and now It has vanished, moth
IN remaining to show for it but pasOied
. prisoners.R The battles proceeding the
fall of Richmond were The most Obsti-
nately contested of the war, but once
outside of their earth-wOrks and forts
the rebels were hanked, surrounded and
{ cut off without any difficulty. No con-
siderable battle was fought after both
armies we're in the open field. Here is
one of denouments Of the superior gen.
eralship of Grant over Lee. The plani
which has just resulted so glorIously,
vas laid out over a year ago, extending
over thousands of miles, and operating
from center TO circumference Of the
g sCo1federacy, and o far it has been most
successful. The only army now left to
: the COnfederacy of any magnitude
" nombering about 40 0oO-is that Under
Johnson, who it is reported Is coming tc
gtAS relief Of Gen. Lee. Sherman is in
-. close proximity TO this army, and we
expect good news trOm t%harquafter, soon
The lossin killed and wounded in
Lees army, during the late battles, j:
reported al 10000 while our loss i
e only 5000.
. Jeff. Davis il reported has gone tc
Danvllle, where, it is reported, he in.
Iends to convene the Southern Con
seress md forlify" for another stand.
II Mobile lie reported in the possession Of
c The Union. 12z1
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Marshal c.. Kel-
ley:
Whereas the Probate Court, in and for Gage
county, Neboaska Territory, did on the 9Th day Of
March, A. D.. 1865 fix and appoint the 9th day 81
August A. D.. 1865 as the day for the final settl
msnt Of the Estate Of Marshal @. Kelley late Of
said county and Territory now deceased.
Now the refore, all credits of said Estate, and
all parties intrested therein, are hereby notified
to presen their claims against said Estate, before
the said Probate Court on or before the 18th
day Of August, A. d. 1855, OF the same viii be for
ever barred.
Ordered by said Probate esurt that notice of the
above be published for four consecutive weeks in the
Nsbraska Advertiser.
Dated Beatrice, March 9th 1855.
SAMUEL JONES,
Administrator.
28-4t 40 az
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

April 9th, lS65.-To R. e. Lee: Your
note this date is but this moment, ll:50
a. M, received, Sa consequence of my
having passed from the Richmond and
Lynchb1rg road to The Farmertille and
LynchbUrg road. | am thus now about
four miles West of Walters Church and
will push forward to the front for the
purpose of meeting you. Notice sent
then on this road where you wish the in
terview to take place will meet me.
Respectfully,
U. 5. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

The very latest news eOnlradicts the
Fsmor that MobiEe is in our possession.
- All the coast south Of il is in our posSes-
sion. There had been terrible hard
lighting for the possession of F~tSpanish,
which had not been gained up to the 3oth,
but the fort was completely surrounded
and cut of from all communication.
-a-1I II is reported that jeff Davis has gone
10 Danville, and is irving to join johnson
with the archives Of the late rebel gov
Z eminent and a large amount of specie.
~ Secretary Stanton expresses the oPin-
= that there will be no more hard fighting.
Sec. Seward, who was recently thrown
from his carriage and had his arm brOk'
7sn, is reported much worse The Tri.
ibune's special says 1.-The danger Of cry
g sipelas is passed, but medical men fear
THAT ewing TO his inability to take solid
food he cannot repair the waste OF bis
vitality in time to meet the heat Of the
Cemlng warm weather" o..
#.. &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

50 April 9th, 1S65.-To Lieut. Gen. Grant
Commanding U. S. army : General, l
received your note of this morning, Oh
the picket line, whittier / come to meet
YOU and ascertain what terms were en-
braced in your proposition of yesterday,
in reference 10 the surrender of this
army. l nov request an interview in
accordance with your letter Of yesterday
for that purpose.
Very Respectfully
R. E. LEE, Gen. Com'dg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
2s-4t 80 p'd $3.50.
PROBATE NOTICE.

To Charles Dripps, Cathariue Mulkey, Anna
nriprs, Thomas Dripps, and ali Others in
terested:
You are hereby notified that Francis NJ. Barnes
has made application to the Probate Court Of the
County Of Nemaha, in the Territory Of Nebraska,
to be appointed guardian Of the Estate Of Andrew
J. Dripps, a nonresident minor, situated in the
said county of Nemsha, aud thSt the said Court
has appointed the
10Th day Of April, 1865,
at ten o'clock, A. N, as the time for hearing moh
application
FRANCIS NJ. BARNES.
BY his Attorney, +. W. Thomas.
Datsd March Istb, 1905. 26-3.-S7
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

AZ the name indicates, it not only REVIEWS tbs
Qro6sh Of tho hair when thin snd falling of, but i
oositiSsly RENEW THE COLOR TO it's original
shade when it ia turning grey or white, Ehether
caused by disease, grief or old age.
Il HiIEceTtaialy 90 what is claimed torit, a tact
to which hundreds, ray, thousands who have used
it, are ready and willing to testify. When one bot
tie is fairly used, in any eammunity, its reputation
s'spreads like wild fire" ard Is the best advertise
ment and recommendation we desire. In the East
ern States. where the "RENEWER" originated, IL
is used by all Young Ladios as 4 Pressing, and is %
be fouldDn the toilet Is5Ies Of Young Men, Qaleoa at
their barbors3 while a0ldef Men and Women will
not be without it, as 3 remover and restorative for
their grey LOCKS ard bald heads, which 1t changes
TO their entire satisfaction
We are selling in the city OF boston alone, up
wards of 5000 bottles per month the dealers CIV
ing tho RBSEWEB the preference over al other
Hair Preparations. .fss ~
If not sold by Druggists iRyeu- town. q IrtG1
Bottle viii be sent yen BY Express, upon receipt Of
one doIlarb by mail-thus giving you an opportunity
at once fortesting It's excellent virtues
Orders for Trial Bottles, must be addressed to
our General Agent for the Northwestern States, Z.
Al. COOK, box 1924, Ghiesgo, III. All such orders
will receive pr6mptatsentiou.
R,,P. HALL &c. ProprietorsoaQ
Nashua, n. Il.
The trade supplied at Manufacturers Prices by
iFUELER, FINCH x FULLER, wholesale Drug
gisss, Chicago, Illinois. - WON
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
Proceedings Ofthe Commissioners
COuTI, April TeEms
CouNTEuC LERK's OFFcE, lol .
BrOwnvllis. Nemaha Co, Neb.
April Sd, 1865.

CoUNTEf CLERKfs OFFcE, -ol -
Brownnllis. Nemaha Co, ,Neb.
April Sd, 1865. g.
The County Commissioners met in
regular session, present a
S. w. Kennedy, F. H, Amsden and
Henry Steinmann, Commissioners.
WIN. H. Hoover. County Clerk.
When the following proceedings were
had
The following allowances we're made
upon the report of the Overseers of the
Poor in Nemaha CRY Precinct:
Jerome Hoover, for medical aid 5sl
and attendance on Martha M'Csy, 400
For 4-weeks board for self and
child, commencing Jan. Oath, 90
and ending Feb. 24lh, '65, 1900
Judith Pierce, for washing for
same while sick to April l, '65, 200
Mary Stevens, for nursing and
caring for same u days. 200
Same. for washing for same, 200
George Withee, for boarding
and caring for same TO March,
29,h. '65, 1900
Seymour Howe for services as
Overseer of the Poor in Nenaha
CRY Precinct, 3 days to April g.,
1865, 500
Seymour Howe, for Boarding,
Clothing and washing for Thos.
B. Murray, a pauper, from the 9th
of Jan. '65, to April Sd, '65, $500
William S. Dawson for services
as overseer of the Poor, 800
Theodore Hill, for goods fur
nished, Wslbridge Goodrich a pau
per, 5,9S
Ordered by the Board that the follow
ing hills be and 'I.y 2-~hs-eLy~-llv~Uu
out Of the Road Fund of said County, to-
wit:
VIM. s.. Hughes, Supervisor, for
services as supervisor of Road
District No. - in Bedford Pre-
cinct 10 April Sd. 1855: s $50
Jasper Corn, for services as SUI
pervisot for Dis'tNo. Lin Mem
maha Precinct, to April 8, '65' HOO
E. NJ. MsComas, for services as
Supervisor for Road Dist No.
AspinwalIP rec't, to April3, '65: 500
David McReynolds for services as
Supervisor for Road Dist No.
., Peru Prc't, to April 3, '65: $50.
Barnard Otens. for services as g
Supervisor for Washington prs
{ s. inct. 10 April. 3, 49, Iiia .ss 400.
H. B. Strong. for services ps Su.
peryisor for Road Dist No. 9,
in Nsmaha City Precinct, to
April 8, SIS, including so cent
stamps, $50
j. L. Eastman for services as Su-
Pervisor for Road Dis'tNo. Ia
Glen Rock Precinct, TO April
3. 1866, 500
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Appomatox, C. H., April 9th.-TO
Gen. r. E. Lee: In accordance with the
substance of my letter to you of the 9Th
inst, l propose to receive the surrender
of the army of Northern Virginia on
the following terms, to-wit: Rolls of all
the officers and men so madein duplicate,
one copy to be given to an officer de.
signated by me, the other to be retained
bv such officer or officers as you may
designate, the officers to give their indi-
viduaI paroles, not to take up arms
arms against the Government of the
United States, until properly exchanged,
and each company or regimental COM
mander. sign a like parole for the men
of their commands. The arms, artillery.
and pUbllc property to be slaked or stack
ed and turned over to the officers ap-
pointed by NE to receive them. This
will not embrace the side arms of the
officers, nor their private, horses or bag
gage. This done, each officer and man
will be allowed to return to their homes
and not be disturbed by Z, S. authority
SO long as they observe their parole and
the laws in force where they reside.
U. S. GRAST, LIeut-Gen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

The following we clip from the ST.
Joseph Herald, of the 9th
AuJulesburg about 1000 troops were
crossing the Platte on their way North
on an expiditian against the Indians
About 200 Pawnee Indians are in this
expedition, who are we'll posted as to
the whereabouts of the hostile tribes.
Gen. Conner was a Fort Kearney on
his way up to- JulesbuFg, to straighten
things on the road. ~
The 10th Kansas Cavalry, command
ed by Col. Walker was on the Little
Blue on their way up. About 200 Della
wares help compose this regiment.
Gen. Conner will have troops placed
at every station on the road, and no fears
need now be entertained in regard to
d~epredations by the redskins.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Nebraska, Colorado and Utah have
been merged into n District, called the
Department Of the Plains" with head,
quarters removed from Omaha to Denver
City. Gen. Conner.
Gen. Mitchell. late eommandanf Of
ths Department, has been assigned to
command tie military district of North.
ern Kansas, with headquarters at Fort
LesvenwOEth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
Headquarters U. S, Army, April 9Th,

Headquarters U. S, Army, April 9Th,
p. MO E. VI. Stanton, Sec. of Var:
Gen. Lee surrend cred the army of
Northern Virginia this afternoon, upon
terms proposed byamyself. The accom-
panying and the additional Correspon-
dence will show the conditions fully,
Signed. y. S. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
The Omaha Republican. Of the III

The Omaha Republican Of the 7th,
has the following I;
Lieut.. Whliams, Of Gen. Mi,eheI's
staff, aud Provost Marshal. made .hir-
teen arrests on yesterday, and two this
mOrning-all of the parties suspected of
being Missouri bushwhaekers.p
A fOlerable fair haul, that bat, from
the way they are being crowded out Of
Missouri, we think many more may be
caught. We look for developments IN
this section, soon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Headquarters Army Northern Virgin
ia, April 9th.-To Lieut. Gen. y. s.
Grant; General, l have received your
letter of this date, containing the terms
of surrender of the army of Northern
Virginia as proposed by you, and they
are substantially the same as those ex-
pressed in your letter of the 9Th inst
TL4y -~vvvP2 7 will proceed TO
designate the proper officers to carry the
stipuiations into effect.
Very respectfully.
Your abedient servant,
R. E. LEE, General.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
GLORIOUS NEWS CONFIRAED !!
Lee and his Army Surrendered.
THE S. CONFEDERACY SWANPED.
HOWaARE YOU, COPPERHEADS?
LEE is. IN TIE LAST DITCH"
WAsHISoroE CRY, april 10,

WAsHISeroE CRY, april 10.
To Maj. Gen DIR:
This department has received the Off
cial report of the surrender, this day of
General Lee and his army to Lieut.. Gen.
Grant. on the terms proposed by Grant.
Details will be given as speedily as pos
sible. Edwin NJ. STANTON, i
Secretary of War;
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

Jonas Hacker, for Registering
Z County Warrants from January
go to Angust 81, "a, $4,000
Jonas Hacker, fer blank books y
stationeryfor County Treasu-
rer's oficeA 800
Stephen w. Kennedy, for washing
Sc, for WauIbridge Goodrich,
% April 4,b. 1856. $50
For making PANS 81, shirt 81. 200
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
ESTKAY NOTICE--

Taken up By the undersigned, living three miles
South West Of Nsmaha City. Nemsha County, Ne
braska Territory, on the 9th sy gof April, 1895
One Brown Mare, with black spot on the lefl nip
extending down the ~les-abnut eight years old.
80 St "a. TLGHMUN B. SHARP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

j We have just received No. 8 Vol l,
of the North Idaho Radiator, published
at Lewiston, Idaho Territory, by T. ].
Favorite, Alonzo Leland, editor. 1t is
1--we, Union paper, and we wish our old
friend. Jefferson, unbounded success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13
SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that, FuFsnsb' Bs.;s.s- 2
Of sale, 20 me directed, Issued y tbs CossN
Ghaneery,of the District court, NeNN r1
Nebrasks Territory, in q cer'ain jsns
Theodore r. Bedford IS complainant ISIS
B. Fleming snl Isaac Cole are de'enalH~ IS
Tuesday the 4th day of Nay
at 10 o'clock A n. Of said day at tne R~-orrnaa
in Yemrhs eosssy. Nebraska Territory -
ipe ne place Where he last tenn Of $40
FER said county was held Offer for saiS fsrss
auction, to the highest bidder tleasn'
inf Real Estate .to-Wit tbrss
The South West quarter .sn1Hp
in Township four az, o. isf}t
In said county Of NemAha-
BroWnVills. March seth lsos II,
so tn0 g, ''TF
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-04-13

We learn, from the Ners, that Col.
o. P. Mason has resigned bic position
a. Deputy Provost Marshall.