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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

James Jefers, John Jefersand William Jefers,wil
take notice that Benjamine +. Lusbbaugh did. on
the 6th day OF january, A. ID. 1868, file his bill Of
comnlaiat. in the District Court Of Nemahs County
Nebraska Territory, in Cnsneery, against Anna
Jetfsrs, james Jefers, John Jefers, Robert JeHers,
William JefTers, Isaac J sEers, Isaiah JeEers, Mary
A. LETTERS Manuel F. Jefers, Elizabeth A. Jefers
and John L. Carson defendants for the toreeios-
ure Of a certain Deed Of trust, or morrgage, given
by Thomas JEfers, deceased, IN Eisbii9darns, to the
Said Complainan5and defendaRt 1Ohn y. larson,
Of tAe Nerth East quarter Of Section No. Twelve
I'D in township No. five 81 North OF Range No
fifteen as East, in Said County, and Territory,
to secure the payment of a certain pr0missory 0ote
for the sum Of S2j0,o8 with interest thereon at the
rate Of FIVE per cent per month. The object and
PRAYER Of said bill is to ~foreclose Said Deed Of
Trust, or mortgage, and for the sale Of Said prem
Uses tospay the money so secured. You are requl-
red to appsar-and answer Said bill on theTtenth
day of April, A. d. 1865 or the same viii be taken
az true and a decree entered accordingly.
Dated BrownFille, Fobruaryl 2lst 1sb5-E
CHARLES o.. DORSEY,
23-4t $3.50 Sol. for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
rROgATENOTTCE

To all whom it may Concern: 'sitl
8 Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court Of
The county of Nemaha N the Territory Of Nsbras-
ka, has sppointvd the 10th day Of April. a.d.,
1865, at one o'9leek, p. m, "a the time, and the
Office of c. g. Dorsey, the Judge of said Court in
Brownvilie, in said County or Nenaha, as the
place for admitting to Probate the VIII of Joel @.
Msyes, deceased, late of said cohnsy.
All persons desiring to do so may apper at such
time and place and contest the validity Of said
Will. 4-ae
f4q E.W. THOMAS,
Attorney for The Estate.
Dated, March 18th a1S65. 2s-35-S7-n2go
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

Horatio G. v Grail Add Stephsa u. BesAtel vi
800 Me-. a. d. 1855 Gs 4 bill in Gbaarsry n
ne pissrict lUoaft attsin AID Tor the CoauSs OF
Nsnaba and Teritory Of Nsbr5ska, agsiiss tho
sala Harstio g. Worran sud Stepaen III. BesbssI
and ieniamia =. Eushhaugh5 deFenaants' seltiag
forth ,bst lie said Hor4so u WorraI execa-es s%g
Mortgages to compIainaus and BoAlsAip Z -Aasa-
barrB T.pon tbs west half Of the soush vest qasr-
tor aud the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter Of section seven; in township six, north Of
rang thirteen east, in said eoun.y, to secure ths
psyInsnt Of two promissOry notes, one for 500 90
md Lhs other for S55.G 90 aud thai, since tbs 70
-oo-ding IF sRid AorJgages, the said ttoraEIo y.
Worrall has conveyed said laid to said stephen IL.
.Bechtsl, subjser to said Mortgages, and that sad
BENJAMIN f. Eushhaugh sold sud assigned his a
,crest 10 complement. The object nj prayer u
saf Ji4is to obtain a decree for the fere5losure Of
said Mortgages aud the sale Of said land 70 pay
sa;d Sums and the interest thereon ,raud the sad
HcTatio u. WorTall is notified thai he is required
! to appear snd answer said bin on or before the lt
day Of Eisy, I'D 1855.
&. q. DORSEY, SoK for ComplaiEant.
Ro4eJs Norcb 18th n A IS65 aD44g-t3-5e
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

anxjously directed 20 an impeding civil
war All dreaded it, all souglt 10 void
IL
While the inaugural address was be-
ing delivered from this plac, deioted
altogether 10 saving The .Unia wlhout
war, ipsurgent agents were il lhf city
seeking 10 destroy il withoul var seek
ing TO dissolve The Union and divife the
effects ty negotiation
Both parties deprecated WIT, ttt one
of them would accept var ra,hs1 than
let, i, perish, and the war cane One
Of the whole population yFte COLI
ored slaves, not distributed Fnerally
over sihe Union but l~ocalize IN the
southern par. Of it.
These slaves constituted a peculiar
aGd powerful interest. All kpw lhal
this interest was somehow the cause OF
the war.
To strengthen, prepetuate and extend
this interest was The object for Thich the
Insurgents would rend the lnion by
war, which the Government climed no
right to do more than TO res lct the
territorial enlargement Of il.
Neither party expected for the wal
then inaugera,ed, or the duration which
It has alrerdy attained neii4r andci-
Paled that the cause of the conhct NIGH
cease or even before the conflict itsell
should cease.
Each looked for an easier triumph al
a result less simultaneously and astounding
both read he same bible and pray {
he same God. and each invoses His az
against the other. .,rl ffa
Il may seem strange that any MAJ
should dare 10 q K a Just Gods assistance
In wfnging their bread from The swee
Glo,hcF mems faces, but let US judg.
not that we be not judged: r
Tie prayer of both should not De an.
swered that neither has been answered
The Almighty has His W purposes
"Woe unto this world because Of often
sesy for III mnst needs be. that .otteEse
comelh.p If we shall suppose tha
American slavery is n of these often
ses, which in the province of God mas
needs come, out which, having eontinu
ed9hrough His appointed time He nos
wills to remove, and that He gives I
both North and South this terrible wa
as the woe due to those by whom til
offense came, shall we discern therei
any departure from those divine attrit
utos which those believing in a livini
God always ascribe to him Z Email
do we hope-fervently do we pray-tha
this mighty scourge of war may speed.
Iy pass away. Yet God wills TO contir
ue it until all the wealth piled up by tn
bondsman's four hundred and fifty year
of unrequited labor shall be sunk, an
until every drop of blood drrwn with Ii
lash be paid BY another decision wit
the sword AS We said three thousan
years ago, so still it must be said TIA
Erlhe judgements of the, Lord are ztru
and righteous altogether" With ma
ice toward none, with charity for al
with irmness in The rightsas God give
US 10 see the right, let US strive on
finish the work we are in, to bind up ih
nations wounds, aud care for him VIII
has borne. the battle, and for his wi DO
and bis; orphans, and to do all whic
MAY arhiara and cherish a just and last
ing peace among ourselves and with ?!
nations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
PR0BNTE NOTICE.

To Charles Dripps. Cathariue Mulkev, Anna
Dripps, Thomas OripDs, and eli others IN
terested: rT
You are hereby notified that Francis VI. 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
) .Dripps, a nonresident minor, situated in the
said county Of Nemaha, and that the said Court
has appointed the sM sa,IE eff
10th day of April, 1865, !
at ten o'clock, 4. NJ, as the time for hearing suoh
FRANCIS. N. BARNES.
BY his Attorney, II. W. Thomas.
s Dated March 18th, 1855. h 56SbS7
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

Few persons, not printers, know the
value. of a dash separating articles. To
illustrate we copy from the Omaha Re,
publican
"The Editor of the Republican will be
absent for three or four weeks: During
bis absence the paper will be under the
editorial supervision of Hon. John Tafe."
Here fellows a dash.
The brainless editor buckles. on his
armor Of thought by thrqstipg his thumb
and fingers through a pair of shears"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
GALNO

Jonathan David Will take notice that Wilson
Hughes as plaintiff has fled a biA.Of complaint
against the said David as defendant on The chance
nv side Of the District Court Of Nemsha County IN
the Terri,sY of Nebraska. The o9iecs and prayer
Of said bill is to obtain e deere Of said court cancel
ling aud anguHing a certain deed madePy Pl9lntla
in favor Of defendant, August 4th 1868 to the North
West quarter Of Section fourteen in Township i've
North of Range fourteen East Of the 9Th principal
Meridian, situated in said county Of Remaha
as having been obtained from plaintiff by fraud,
force, violence and threats or to compel said de-
PENDANT TO reeonvey said land TO plaintiff.
Defendant is required to answeT said petition on
or before the 9th day Of March 1855.
j. w. THOMAS,
Solicitor for Comp't.
-Februarv- 9th 1895. 2I-4t 50 90 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
sqTsizt upper, neither, and surrounding arss."

e&TWixt upper, neither, and surrounding hres."'
During times like these, which are
hard upon all classes, it behooves all to
assist one another. Yet, the result of
such times is more of sel6shness than
generosity; often this set6shness is styled
economy, and contains a slight spfink-
ling of malice and spleen. IN s2human
nature the world over, but more especial
~ in Nebraska. Z aa
Up to 1S63-while the price Of news
paper ranged from eight to twelve cents
per pound, and other material was l6&L
the fee allowed the printer for the publ
e~ation-of the delinquent tax list, was for
land 20 cents a tract, and for lots 10
cents each The Legislature for 1894.
cut this down TO 10 cents for tracts Of
land and scents for to wnlots. This was
c-led economy what advantage is ii to
the Territory, or county? The benefit
is entirely to ~delinguentS it is an addi-
tional inducement to citizens not to pay
their taxes, aosmall bounty to dsLinquents.
Each delinquent IS benefited to the ex-
tent of fUs or Ten cents, the County is
not the gamer, while the printer thus
loses Just one-half of this important
item important at this time, when our
paper costs thirty tncO cents per pound, and
other .things in proportion. This law is
still in force. The editors of this Ter.
ritory have, in Convention, resolved not
10 publish the list. To make the sale
legal, the lis, according to Law, must be
published in a newspaper, if therea be
one in the countyY What the consequent
ces viii be if it is rot published, We do
not know, but believe that no delinquent
1sxes can be collecteG It behOoyes our
Commissioner to see TO this. We can
not publish a county paper, unsustained
by the usual prices paid in 1860, while
material has tribbl4d in price. yaN
The Legislature of f6&'65 msde-for
the sakesOf economyAan
for the printing of the County Books and
Blanks for the entire Territory, and
made 1t the duty of The Auditor of the
Territory to procure them printed. The
AuditOr-Wm E. Harvey, brother of
Gus. Hqroey, editor Of The .Nsws-has
had these blanks printed at a defunct
cOpperhead printing Office in Omaha.
The law doubtless contemplated that he
should, through sealed proposals, ascer-
tain where the work could be done the
cheapest; but this was too much for this
c'white-washed" Republican. he must
s'gobble up the whole of il without any
form or ceremony. Here, again, is an
act of economy towards the public, at the
expense of the County papers in this
Territory, and for the benefit of a hog
IN Office.
Again, our County Clerk, has seen fit
for the sake of economy, we presume
Ito send to New York, and. other east
ern Cities, for the County aud District
Court Blanks. We admit they may be
done some better there than we can do
them, but let US examine the economy
AT the meeting of the County Court,
Jan. %, 1865. allowance was made
"For 1000 Eemaha County Warrants
and Express Charges, $40 co.
Geo. w. Hill & Co, for 1850 Taxi
Receipts for County Treasurer. $50 80"
These Warrants do not take by ohe-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
new
An ORDINANCE
To orsafs, the office Of Fare Warden and
B prescribe his 4alies; and for The pre-.

IS prescribe his apties; and for the pre-
ignition Of f5e.
SECTION BE Il Ordained By the common
Council Of the CITY IF 8r0toavlJe: That there shall
be elected annually. by TIE Council, at its first
meeting after the annual election, a Fire Wardec.
Of said City, who shall perform the duties prescribed
bT this ordinance, and such other duties as may
fromitirne to time be Imposed upon him by ordin-
Larec. e
| SEC. 2.--The Fire Warden shall have custody
and control of all Machinery spd Implements, b.
longing to the City, used for the purpose Of ex-
| tinguishing fires. He Shall be- responsible for the
safe keeling Of the same, and shall give bond to the
City therefor, IN such sum as may bespreseribed by
the Council. de shall receipt to bhe city for all
such Implements snd Machinery, as may come into
his hands at the beginning of his term of ofiee,
and saali accoans for The same at tke end Of the
sane.
SEC. 6.-Itsfall be~lunIawfuI for the owner, or
occupant, Of any building within the limits of said
City, to have, cruise, any stove pipe unless the same
shall enter a brigk chimney, or fue;
SEC. At shall be unlawful for any resident
/ Of said City tosempty ashes within twenty feet Of
any building, or to keep ashes in any wooden vessel,
in any building, or within tyentyf feet thereof.
SEC. 5,-Any person offending against any OF
the provisions Of sections tn rec and four Of this
! ordinance, shall on conviction thereof be fined in
any sIm not e~xeseding fifty dollars.
SEC.t6.-It shall be the duty Of the Eire Warden
70 see 70 the eDlOtccEeAto OF tDlS OleIhaYCe,%Au
! For that purpose he is hereby authorized to enter
and examine any HOUSE, or premises within said
city at such time as be shall see proper, and incase
Of any violation Of the provisions Of this Ordinance
he shall inmed aatey arrest such offender and take
him before the Aayor 10 be dealt with according to
law. 3AC- 1t9 H.A3 2G- f1g'uf
SEC. lin case cs any vacancy in the Office of
Fire Warden, the Council shall fit the same By
peeialelectiona 9Se q Gg.iar
The above Ordnance was adopted at a meeting
of the-City Council, held March 9th3A. D. 1855. :
. CHARLES G.. DORSEY,
26-2t-s13.5O Mayor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
g5-1

A good situation is wanted, for aSFrng and
Summer School, 10 large district, with a good
house, by an experienced Teacher, RhO has made
It his profession for ten years.
, Satisfactory r~efersnc, given. Address by letter
g.. HUGHES, Nepaha City, Mt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
. NOTsCE.

Notice Is hlzShy given tsat an , cnual Etectiop
will be held In the City Of I3reB pv.lie, on Monday
the Sd day Of april, A. D., 1865, for enc Mayor,
i've Aldermen. one Clerk, one Assessor, one Treas
urer, one Civil Engineer, one Street Commissioner
and one Marshall, as officers for said City.
BY o2der OF the City G0uncil.
Il. T. RAlEEY,
2S-3t CLERK, pro TEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

Henry G. Hill will take notice that Benjamin 7.
I5rshBaugh did on the 18th day Of Mach, AID
1863. file a Bill in Chancery; in the District Court
of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, against the
said henry g. Hill and John L. Carson, defendants,
setting forth that the said Henry G. Hill executed
a Deed of Trust, in the nature of g Mortgage, to
complainant, and Jonn l.. Carson, upon the south
east quarter Of section thirty three, in township
re, north of range %fourteeh5 cast, in sail County
% Nemaha, to secure the payment of a PrOmissory
Note for $685. and that the said JOhnE. Carson
has sold aud assigned his interest therein to com
plainant. The object and prayer. of said Bill is to
Obtain a decree for the foreclosure of said Mortgage
and the sale of said premises to pay the said sum
and the interest thereon aDd the said Henry @.
Hills notified that he is required to appear an d
answer said Bill on or before the LIST day Of Nay,
y. d., 1865. Ls
G.. G.. DORSEY,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

We have been shown a letter from
Lieut.. Straw, captured with a party un-
der his command at Poison Spring, Ark.
He and his men were we'll, and at The
rebel camp Ford, near Tyler, Texas, on
the 4th of Dec, "a. M'Tninch, Dillon
and other prisoners, who we're captured
al the same time, he reported at camp
Gross, doing well. aaa
These prisoners may have been ex-
changed, and We hope they have beea,
bat have seen nothing to that effect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
The Nashville Times Of lhe 27th con

The Nashville Times Of the 9Th con
tains the proclamation of Gov. Johnson
announcing that enough IS ascerlained to
place tie resutsof she vote OF the Free
STATE Constitution beyond ali doubt, and
10 Justify the Official announcement that
the amendments are adopted by the peo-
Bple. The amendments now constitute
part of the permanent Constitution aud
supreme law Of the Stale.
The proclamation says "a new era
DAVIS on the people of Tennessee. BY
their solemn act The schackles are struck
from tbs limbs of more than two hum
dred and seycnty-fve thousand slaves
The whole social system is reconstructed
on the basis Of honest industry and per.
sona worth. Inselligcat enterprise and
free labor are a~loneLwanted 10 cOtbe the
State with a richness and beauty surpass'
ed by none of her sisters"
Thus IS the glorious dawning of the
day of radical freedom growing brighter
and brighter, and tae black clouds Of
slavery are scattering and disappearing.
The rebellion was begun to sustain slave
ry, and has killed it; another object was
to overthrow our government and estab-
lish their independence upon it ruins,
again they must fail, as freedom will
establish its independence upon the ruins
OF the %Confederacy. i the rebel chiefs
are upheld much longer by a people lead
en- only by passion. Welcome, Tennessee
to the glorious lodge of freedom thro'
the ordeal of fire and blood thou hast
been reg%enerated. als aoE
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

The sub-district Of St. Joseph has
filled its quota by volunteering. The
bOunties paid in that city were the largest
we have heard of during the war. Well
done, St. ice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
ESTR Az NOTICE

TstLen up by the undersigned living on Eemaha
City, che 18th day Of February, 1885. Ons white
better, head, neck and legs from the knees down are
red. white SPOT between the h0rnz, supposed to be
AVID Years ga. 2F5tHe H.A. SMITH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the subscriber. living on the Samuel
q. Daily Farm, near Peru, Feb. 9Th, 1865, one
dark tail, about16 hands high, har-
ness marks on, shod all around, lame in his feet,
said horse supposed 70 be s yesrs Old.
z6-st-pd J.H. Burns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

Gen. Gilmore pulled of his coat and
worked with the rest to put out the late
fire at Hilton Head, S. G, and knocked
a man down who refused to do the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
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4 Free


A GENTLEMAN. e"-od or Nervous DebiHgk
competency, Prema Hrr Decay ana T-atbful R1r.
aetuatad By a desire - benefit OtheIs, vll lr hlw
to furnish to all VIII Aeed il, free q charge =
recipe and direction for making the simple rsn'
used in his case. SuSegers wishing to Psoht by %
advertis ers bad experience, and posses q sure ni
valuable ramedy, eaa 10 so by addressing BIZ g
orce at bis place q, bgsiness. The Recipe iali9.
inform tirn-of vital importanee-Wh bei"'
fully sent By return mail. Address
JOHN B. 0GDEy,
30. so Nassau Street, J.
P. s. Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes vii "a
this information i~nysluable, 2%5a
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

The Rulo, of the E9th, says two horse
thieves were arrested near this city on
Tuesday, and after an examination, they
were sent to Fails City to be confined
there in the county jail They were
caught with two horses which they had
recently stolen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
Solicitor Tor COmDIainans.
Dated March 18th, 8. D., 1855. 2s.4I-I3.50
EEGAE NOTGgE.

Isaac B.. Walters will take notice that John
L. Carson did, on the 18th day Of March, =. d.,
1865 file a Bill in Chaneery, in the-D strict Court
within and for the County Of Femasa, Nebrasks
Territory, against the said Isasc B.. Walters and
Benjamin F. Lushbaugh, defendants, setting forth
that the said Issac-B. Walters executed a deed of
Trust, in the nature of a, Mortgage, to said com
plainant and Benjamin F. Lushbaugh, upon the
north east quarter of the south east quarter of
section tWenty-six, in township six, north Of range
fifteen east, in Nemahs County. Nebraska Territory,
to ecurs> the payment of S65,75 according to a
note referred to in said Mortgage land that SAID
defendant, Benjamin F. Lushbaugh, has since sold
and assigned his interest IN said Mortgage to COM
~plainant: The object and prayer Of said Bill is
to obtain q decree for the foreclosure Of said Mort
gage and sale of said premises for the payment Of
the said sum and the interest accrued thereon : and
the said Isaac b. walters rs nctinea tGAL he Is rs
CURED to appear and answer said Bill on OF before
the LIST day OF May, Id, 1865.
CHARLES G. DORSEY,
$50 ---.Isg-Uu Solicitor for Complainant.
Datad Marah 18th n 4 1858 26-4t-l3 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

"Colhapp. of the Advertiser, has at
last informed the public what his, former
profession was, viz: cat fighting. Col
happ, "the cat fighter" Bear with the
brother! They were 'Iom-eatSAIElale
of course. kind reader with their "taiis
tied together across a close-lineF'' and
they made the "fur,dy? and Colhapp en-
joyed the amusement, No ~cat-fghter is
fl; to edit a paper Every man to his
calling. So GO back to your old profess
sion Your ti~nstipets are too low for a
journalist, Learn bow to spell clothes
line and low comedy
The above is the ~rejoipdeF Of the Ne
braskian to our notice Of the kilkenny
cat-ight" between il and the News
Our article was merely intended as a
gentle hint to Jackson, of the Nebras-
khan, TO drop the quarrel with the News,
or he would undoubtedly complete the
metaphor so APPLY begun by his surname,
by making an ass of himself. The hint
now is useless.
Since the 2bTye wa. in type, a friend
remarked to US that the Nebraskian was
stirring US up with a long pole. This
alters the aspect of the affair, as this
is "a different kind of cat," form any
with which we we're ever professionally
amused"
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

George W. Crowder viii take notice that Matte
J. Crowder as plaintiff, has flied a petition againS'
him in the District Court of Nemaha County, Do
braska Territory, the object and prayer Of said Pe5ti-
ton is to obtain a decIee6f said G0nrs divor4ng ner
from the bonds Of matritRoHy heretofore e'tered IN
to with said George W CroBae7; ais for reason
able aIimony and that the<ss3 OF &c: q anu tHe
n. q. Z Of the SCI Of &c. 9, township 4, north
of range -, east Of the Oh principal meridian, IN
JoIns5G county, in said Territory ef Nebraska, may
be decreed to Lor as aGmony. Defendant IS re-
quired5 70 answer by the losh duy Of APFh'An
i'' E. W. THOMAS.
9a-At,5 Sol. for Complinant.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

The White Cloud Chief, of the 9Th,
says: "We hear a repors thata manwas
taken from the jail at Seneca. a few days
ago, and hanged by a mob He had
been arrested for horse stealing. and The
excitement grew out of the murder Of
BleVins. The excitement is again rising
in different parts Of the5State, and the
signs are that squally times for horse
thieves are close at hanG.p at5
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

Nicodemus Noodles gets off the fol-
lowing: ,.-1o2
WHY'S Harvey of the Nebraska City
News, opposed to Waters, Of The Press?
Because he prefers Whisky? 1Y %
The name of what great German
Chemist does the editor of the News
Judging from his editorialLtake for his
motto ? 7-io '=at --9iAt
Lie