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LOG Al n e W q.
PIoruREs framed to order at short notice
aept25-3td 10 s. ,SELLECK & Co.
Police 9 Court.

Observation-Disclosures, calling themselves sew
orally Henry Wilson, John Hendricks and
Dennis Cummins, were before the Mayor
yesterday morning, for drunkenness. The
two former were each fined IS and costs,
which they paid and were discharged,
Cummins was fined 81 and costs, and com
mitted in tlefault of payment. nG olha
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An ImmenGe Reconsideration
Meeting I'm CtMeimnmtI.

The Democracy and johnson Republi-
cans had another immense meeting in Gin
cinnati, on last Saturday night. Mozart
Hall was packed Additionally jammed.
Able, eloquent, and effective speeches were
made by Hon. WIN. S. GRoEsBEcK, Hon.
THOMAS SPooEER, and Hon. M. p. GADDIs.
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near Gay street. northward, to- connect
with the one heretofore put into said alley.
Laid on the table.
To make l5-inch pipe or brick sewer in
Depot alley and North Public lane. Passed.
rY REMoNsTRANcE.
Mr.. Gaver presented renonstrance from
property holders on East Public lane
against the proposed improvement on East
Public lane. Placed onatlle.
HUGH MURPHY's CLAIM.
Mr.. Toll having stated that q Constable
had ap execution in his hands against the
city jon a Judgment iu favor Of Hugh MUIR
phy, on motion of Mr., Reinhard, the whole
subject was referred to the chairman OF the
committee, on Street Commissioners and
Chain gang, and the chairman Of Che Ways
and Means committee, with instructions to
investigate, and If they found the money
due Murphy, in the hands Of Harvey
Fletcher, late Street Commissioner, to di-
rect the City Solicitor tosbrng suit on his
bond.
! pFyNs CITY SCHOOL EXAMINER. Fr,N y y
Mr.. Armstrong presented the resignation
of George II. Hampson as City School Ex-
aminer, which was accepted. The Council
then went into an election 10 fill the vacan-
cy, and Otto Dresel was elected, there being
no opposing candidate. -,,,-- --..,-,.--.,-, =,
- -. i-lIa 4veTIka PLACES. IL J. u Nks'
The following places we're designated for
holding the elections in the several wards
jof the city on Tuesday, Oct. O.:
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To the Poor.

E. NJ. Downs, NJ. D., will give Medical
and Surgical treatment, free ot'chGrge, on
every Saturday A. NJ, to persons not able
to pay.
Special attention paid to Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Heart, Throat and Lungs; also,
to Diseases of Women and Children.
Off1ce-No. 8, Opera House.
d&wlt - W.. 4Ef)t {.EiI (S~s
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THE Radicals have gone into ecstacies
over their gains in the Maine election. The
only wonder is that the New England
States do not vote unanimously for the Rad
icals. Fer five years the Radical Congress
has done little else than enact into laws the
negro equality ideas OF New England sen
timentalists, and rob the hard-handed
Western laborer to stuff the plethorlc
pockets of New England capitalists. il
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Conservative Meeting at Pleasant
,l Valley. na rb

Hon. GEO. L, CONVERSE and Gen. Jos.
H. GEIGER will speak at Pleasant Valley,
on Friday, september 2Sth, at 2 O'Clock
PM H-.r' ..4... ''fH r.fiI
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Paving Ordinance. 500.

An Ordinance to grade and pave the ,unpaved side
Mound To South street. w
SECTION l.. Be il ordained by the City Council of
the City of Columbus (two-thirds of all the mem
bers concurring),{ That the unpaved sidewalks bo
graded and paved on Sixth street (east side) from
Mound To SJuth street, in accordance with the
plat thereof file in theohiee Of the City Clerk.
SKC. 2. ThAt all damages. costs and expenses aris
ing from the eforegoinE Improvement, shall be assess
cd and levied upon the several lots Of land fronting
or abutting thereon, in proportion to their feet
tEiT,t LUTHER DONALDSON,
NSNS1k President Of the City Council.
Passed September II, A. ID. 1906.
Attesti L.; Il. WILSON, City Clerk.
sept25-d1t
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G. T. PFAFF, at his Glass and Queensware
store No. 259 South High Street, has on
hand large lot of Fruit Jars of every de-
criptioD, at the lowest market price, whole
sale and retail. Country merchants will
do well to give him call before purchasing.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Whole1aIe milIinerv poods.

The largest and cheapest stock Of Millin-
cry goods ever brought 70 this city3ca be
found at Mrs. A. E. Souder's in the Post
Office. 90 TtIgi septl41 II.
'l'JJ 1liAgslt ~ lItd. byb.tft-.s y
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Col. james Watson

Pleasant Valley, Friday, Sept. 18th.
.Sd. IN Col. Barnabas Barns,
And others, viii speak at .t.-. ..4
Cardington. Morrow county, on the even.
ing Of September 25th. .'a.g b.
Nc. Gilesd, Morrow county, on the even
ing Of October lst. rli .laGriau naF
Plymouth, RlChland county, on the even
ing Of October I'd. Y .il OF, ia..l
Sandusky City. Erie county, on the even.
ing of October 3D.. IS ~ @i- SIS
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Democrnlic NIeefinr.

Hons. s. Cox, Matthias Martin, Colonel
Wilson, and Col. R. P. L. Baber, win ad-
dress the people at West Jefferson, on We'd
nesday, Sept. %. 80 lIs ,u.l- H.
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VIII address the German Democracy Of
Columbus, in front of the COURT HOUSE,
on Tuesday evening, Oct. I'd.
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NladIson Coantx NIeetinKr.

California, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, Friday
Sept. 18th. Speakers-Matt Martin, j. St
JOhd Clarksoh. d2t,' af1
Doane's School House, at ~ o'clock p
NJ. Friday, Sept. 18th. Speakers-Martin
and Clarkson. .4G rai" n
Somerford, at o'clock, Tuesday, Oct. I'd
6peakers-Matt Martin, Robert Hutche-
son. tp l..i int.It
Chrlsman's Springs. at 2 o'clock. We'd
nesday, Oct. Sd. Speakers -Robt. Hutche-
son, Matt Martin. e7lsjt ...iI
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VIII speak at-- ~ |"H = M -
o Washington, Fayet'e county, Thursday
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L1GHTE PnNos.-Superior in touch and
tone to any made-Thoz6erg.
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Mr.. CInrkaou

viii speak In Madison county all Of the
first week in October, commencing Oct. LIST
and ending Oct. 9Th. ,,.i. - I,., ~, I
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Purse $15O-Mle Heats, three Ii .Jfue, 10
e. Wdgons-Good Day and Good Track.
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OLENTANGY PAWK ASSOCIATION.

TrOttlmg Race, ON Tuesday sept. 25th, a,
at HaIfspaSt2 O,clOcks
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DRY GOODS AND MOTIONS

Ever offered 10 the trade in this section all Of which
have been purchased for CASH and under the most
favorable circumstances Of the markets. Nc in
and we pledge ourselves to supply them At rs low
prices as they purchase in the cheapest markets
" ntinlnSHns SIU SI Ssptsnhsr q. 1855. ~ al
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u. P. Gilbert names br. g. Billy.
W. Hedges names b. 8. Joe Goodwin.
Owner names blk m. Minnie.
AS the above horses are fast and closely
matched in speed, a very exciting race may
be looked for. a,-...,., {.
Pools for aboveMillbe sold this evening,
at Vests Billiard room, ,n
Admission, 80 cents. Z ,8St5s ~ i
A. L. OLMSTED, Pres't.
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FNlNELIR COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For. Probate Jisd0s-J0HN M. PUGH.. .ii9m7
Prosecuting Attor1sev- MILTON H. MANN. /
obrntv on.missioaer--J0HN q. EDWARDS.
bvssmdry Dfrector-NEWTON GIBBONS
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JACOB LOHRER, JR, CEn.
E. 2. SERGEANT, Sec'y. 7E gA'
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ssnssfnra.nA A.A asaAegnssa.

Jnbtahapc(ts, Is. Ii1t5s - Stt
bempfrotilhe Stats Gcnoettttctt bat Jtelpllt7
ttCner an%aenpmmei1, peld,e pns Nedt Der Se=
eeIIfpn berneinen ; bic Denominations Nrtll=
cipten, pel6e Der NrGloent in ieiner j0brIiNeu
8ut16aft beipraH, %bt0t9en bic Ncticn Der
Waicrttdt pes Gpngrelie5 feierli6 oerOam.
men Die Getu 8ptl1aft BON 6er3ett snbUli
rem uub ipelAe ben prGlioenten ben 8eiltonb
Der DemCfraten pom Snptnnn IN alien Gpnz
fifteen nit Der Mfebrbett be6 Gpn9re0eS Der
It6ern.
6,sbduSe IN ct. GIouD, wsinHefota, oerbranut.
ct. Saul, 10. Mdrs.-OurN Elm 6euer
nurbe in 81. Glpub ant Spuntd9 9ladts bas
SenrOnD'5 @iertel %SerltGrt. Die glanten Der
Nbeebrannten ltnb: bic 9erren Natterfcn &
SbelY, GpIenber9er ,1nb !9tpberts & Mt(s,
ldmmtlt4 &aufIeute. Der @erluf betrd9t
$4,000 NIT $4,000 berliGert.
Spm Californian.
al Sranctscp, A.. Niar3. = Ga
wurbe beri1tet, DAP Der Sampler ySrilarte,"
Der am 6. y. NttS. BON GDinn a%nfant, Die
Na6ri6t BON Dem Steigen Der Gbeepretie eon
10-45 @ent5 per Yfunb mitgebradAp Sci
na9erer @rfunoiauna erfd6rt mani, paB feline
%cftciele @ntiinot9un9 Der art empfat9en
wurbe uno ipenn Dies Der Sail mar, 10 er=
bielten nrr etntee NriDatleute unO ntdt Die
9sldmmte 6anpelspelt taDpn NaGrtdt.
Die mit9ebrod9ten 3situn9en meloen feline
beIonberen SerGnperun9en inn S9eentarft unb
Der arGBte S9eit Der 0eiAaft6leutess ldenft
bnber Der angeblihen 9relsitet9erun9 teineit
@lau6en.
G.us GomarG.
Gorpntp, IS. Acknowledgements Sc
rildte liuO inn llmtouf Dap 0ielen BON ben
6retptligen niAt 3u trauen 1T ainp DAP lie bel
einem sufdQi9en Nngrif Der Tenter ntAt 5nz
ptrlGIlie 1ein werben.
Nem @prt, Is. Wtdr}. Die 0prlb
bat cine Specinlpepe1he nus MOntreol erbal=
ten, mad melNer bic 2lufre9ulr9 nab 9e(aIen
baben lol, pa Die 9prbereitun9en, etnen @lr>
grif gu mioerlte6sn. int 6prtIAritt be9rifen
Itno.
Sin @abinet5rat6, Dem Der General 0Olt=
oerteur prdlOirte, purDe beute 9ebalten.
@SGbreno Der Sibun9en fanren Depe1deu BON
ben @Cuverneurs DDn Neu graunl9peig unb
Ncva Scotia AT. Die Depe1Ne be5 erlteren
eltt6ielt bic Nadri6t, paB Die prepUnirte Ser
e~inigung I'M SberbauS pbne @iperprltd pa1
Iirt mare ,tnb baB NeGnlt6e8 pom llnterbdu8
erlpartet wirpe. Die spette DepeiAe, lngt,
bab bic MaBre9l einen liNern @rfol9 in Nooa
Scotia 9dben wiiroe.
@dmmtltaeS @ulper lit aus ben 0ripat<
ma9aSinen ouf ct, 5etena'S S8lanp fort
tramspOrtirt worpen. 9te Sniel 1T Ielblf
tart befelttgt unO buminirt Die Stabt. Die
8arger 1te1en Ii6 bier utD in ben onbern
9rDBen 9tdbten gum Wa6oient, ba Die 2rupz
pen an ben @reu3en 9ebrauGt tperOett. @eltern
wurben $4,000 Gnielp 9(iFe6 na6 Sbercn<
naba deImtdt.
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Sta0t-@ pmmi6dr8 Slice

D .3Iee 1e.43- Baltimore, IL. Mtar3 1865.
N%erGe8elte Mneetpte fur baS @rabiren, 9fditern rne NIT
Dertbtn bss san;eu 9betltS Spn Yarf StraFe
jTttl@el Der @rrtwetieite BON NC RaGtt Str: lap Per Snp-
eltlf'ts Spn g%0diOntr. rverSen alf btefer STfee Dts MflEt-
moo, y. Dtdrb, 10 tbr MpreerS aneenrrtrtfH.,
yer 9cntrdftpr Dber tie @pntraftoren baben UcnpS ~ gee
BEN NIT arerfannter 8Irsiaaft fur Die Anstrbrltn8 rer sra
otfune, 9faheruna unb rntt Rinnfeinen BeIeeung IN ltrens
get netspeInftnamHne NIT ben @erfisnns Ter betr: SrDtHana,
.leftIteyung etneS JSsfens fur @rGetrung, yttdtern une
Der Strnter, Games unS NuepS Der Stdot Saltts
more. SpbSmttb
(17mr36mItat) @Ierf tes Stabt>G pmmt0urs,
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Eurner 0SilSnno8sO2erei1,.

Tie p~grautten bauenben Wtitsltfter pbtaen @ereins iper.
BEN hermit aufseicrtert am 9 pnntas Mgresn 10 utr pintt
Ito 81 srfatensn, wtbr,senfaas fe BON Ter 9tfe eeftrtGeu
perten.
UaJ GtF, Surnmart.
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1[elle 0ll38ldetl.
@eHcrbe1t :

eeReru frI0 un bret u6r mad a8tsaetgem 9ranfsuldges
nhetne eeItebte Oattit d a. Ultima &Dx3, ge6. d A.,
Inns, I'M utter BON u SATIRE. Da8 2etdenteednenie
ttrbet naOr8en 9ldGmtttaa unt Dier rBr BON &rape, 9auIe,
gtr II ub Gutapfr. aus fGtt, pP5g 8rsunbe II. gEfannte
e%inGeInten fub.
DertrGuctHbe @afte, @Gtern
tG) nn6 Sci dUtfer.
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9ie beporitebenOe GusipieIung gum 8eften
Der 9lotDieiUcnOen SeS SiiocrS.

8erf en- m Iung:
Die nG6fte gerdmmlurg ser teutIden Trauen III auf
Dienfa8, 20. b.. giadmittasS 5 Nbr tn Np. 200 QDel
Geringtpnltr. ans frdumt wpr6en. (f)
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s{adipn Qpae glo. IS Il. 9. g. g.

Den Wiit9llstern sur 8a6rtGt, tas 8ruber SpI3I6uasr
nit &Dse a%88e8anBen TT. 3as 8egr6briB ftn6et mprgeu
Ra9mitta8 uGa l lbr fdtt
tial 0eDrg &pIle, SER.
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Central 0Quberein So 2.

Da rbt8er @erftn feine erie gtuSa9luns begrnnen, ieine
8san1tfn erp15lt unb q gut aus8e0rG.iis tf Contribution
nngenpmrten bat, IL peften ats Bite ft nod an1dlie6en
pcuen, btft8f eineelaeen, GamRa8, II. Itar3. @benes s
u9r In ". s etertffr. giD % tet S ptdnn Setb gu er.
ibetnen, ba and ST. 9Iei4er 3fit pGS etfe @etS perlCt mtrb.
EUHt8 @GHarb @rdE.
ttrfa) Sp1ann rauB, @efr.
s@a @biGlipp Stamm 9tr. s, S. .. st. 81.
Den 9rdtern biefss etammes sur g9a&rt6t, t6 Ste &c.
ieblt9e General .@eriamfluu8 am rdtften Bre'tug Mbenb
z uSr IN tbrent 2ctIie fdttftntet. @le ntGtefibein tnben
SrIStr rGrben BAN Gsieee 6srtaB NIT 90 Cts. esftr1ft. -
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@aS 68t, Go 0gegen @rbi1aft Bon DeutiGlanb n69te
man Ausfunft i6er fetnen NufenlbaIt an BEN llntsrjeidne-
ten 9eIangen laiet.
Triebrt9 GrGnt(e
(trl9S) 90 QDa!nut Ctr, Buffalo. RN,
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Sexual bettssI ,mt.

- -VIEd U0V
y(a6ri6t oil @au8sG igeptblmer.
Die Nufmerffamttit pirb auf f~OlernSea MuSjua Der Is.
Stbuans, Section 46 eelentt.
LIND fet estte @(Offen unb perprbnet /,
rag r,s1n trsene cine periOn anti DEN benz erhen Eas res
Stunt urb teGt erfen Tag res SttpSer Obne @riaubnts Ser
) cfunt6ettS Gpnmtfirs etme @sp6ibe pber etner N6trttt
dfact 6ber setntet. rb;r .neranIast bGB fOl6e ee6hnet Uber
gerftntgt merbeu, fclte @erfon tn spanjis Dollars Strafa
ser ant une Ju jdbIen Bat"
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Staot>@~ pmmi6drs Office,

Baltimore. IS. 0drS 1866.
SIT }fslse elmer Application sur Grnoirung unb Yadfes
rtng Der SarteS Alsg BON 6Gmbura 6ts Grps Str. htrb bic
6sfaeluas les @raeeS befdster Mleg am Samfdg, ben II.
6S. rWf. in tec Stn6f GUmtnthdrs Office semaGt pertel.
-see.r ~ S pb 9 mttb,
%(tiFrfn) 29'@@ GIett Res StaSt. 6 pinntif1rs.
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Retrntirunss Bureau, y: 9. st. Snf. Nst,

...--~ s.a..q Baltimore, l6. N16r3 1866.
4. $3o--8rstBig Dollars 8slDtnun9 merbsn tiermit fir bic
W~erDGftIn9 unb ueGerliefgtlns al pbt es Bureau beS De-
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G Maj. Gen. Meigs, Quatermaster Gen.
$. A. will please accept our thanks for in
public documents.
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9eratn" anSuf3Itefe1. Iu6 bierbura erfn4t IDS nd9 zen
DrtnGrfdg, ten 20. b5. so. @benbs 9 lltr i'm 2ceal bes
6rn. Sobn 8l1nt. SIS. Al 81. Baltimore Strait etn3u.
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RepnbIitanifder Sies in Burlington Ceep: Serftp.
BUrbemtpwmJ IA. Mdr3-Die 8abz
len, wel6e i'm Gomnfbtp 9eltern N6euD Dor
f6 9ingen, weilenaeinen sruBen Ste9 Der 8e=
rublifaner alft bic pempfratii6e 9artet re-
busirte fG ron 400 auf go 4trc toem fe IT,
srSBten a"nfsrensnnsen rta&te, ibre fribere
WajCrttdt 3t erlatgcn. aa a 4
a SMfanise GtplOfiOn elmer S3Otnbe.
NafBStlGe, IS. Mfar3.-Gine Bonnie,
pel6e i'm 3unatic Nr1enal niHt NIT ben 9e<
b6ri9en 8orli6tsmaBreeelu getraget tpuroe
srplDetrte uno Stelc Der l1mfe9enDen trtrcen
perlebt.
Der 8ebelen @sneral @0eatbam per6ei<
ratbete lf6 beute Morssn In Der presbpterias
nti9en RtrAe. Inter ben 3eueeu befanben
F9 bic Nebeaen<@ enerale 6uOb, 8udner,
NlGurY unp 4nperI ion.
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IR SO 1O6 6. @utomfr.
5Srie0en8~ 3i6ter,

G18MElI
Nietnen Breuuten unS gefanttfn made Id 6ltrnttb bic en-
8ebenfe @n5etge, tdB i'd at pbieen QIaBe eiusn ueuen
&GGerbtcr= 1IrD 9SSeiu=5 alOu.
etn9eri0tet tabe un6 ant Wtclfag, 10 Wdrs, In ibIider
Wetie erBffnen werte an5 late III ;ablrttdem 8siu6 Gin.
6. ~tDier.
QG- SIR @eretne unt @efsGi4aften Reben 3wet tGtfG
~nt8bltrte Simmer Betett. Ipp-mp)
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
"a It h,dn

John D.. Hurd and James W. Deputy will take
notice that Joshua Deputy has fled his petition
in chancery, in the District Court Of the County Of
johnson, in the Territory Of Nebraska against
them as de PENDANTS. The object Of said petition
is TO foreclOse a certain deed of trust or mortgage
upon the South half Of tho South West quarter Of
Section No. FIVE in Township No. four North OF
Range No. eleven East of the 9th principal meridi-
an, situated in the said County Of johnson, made
By said John ID. Hurd July 18th 1859, to the said
james W. Deputy as trustee for said Joshua Dep
uty in order to secure the payment ola promissory
note made by said John D.. Hurd July 18th 1859,
for one hundred and twenty-five dollars, with in
terest at the rate Of five per cent per mouth from
maturity, in favor Of said Joshua Deputy or bear
or, due one year after date thereof. The prayer of
said petition is that the said land be sold and the
proceeds thereof be applied in payment Of said
sum, and that the defendants be debarred Of all
right or title to said premises. The said defend
ants are required 10 appear aud ans Y er said petit
ton on or before the 3Oth day Of April, 1866.
CRANE & THOMAS,
Attys. for plaintiff.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29

Cast thy Burden on the Lord with Sonora
no, C~OntraltO OF Tenor Solos, and Q~uaTtette,
adapted from GOttschalk,S lumber Song, by
W. <. Bassf0rd. Price as cts
"a Holy calm, A Peace Divine companion
to Sweet Spirit hear my prayer BY w.
Vincent wallace. Price s6 cts
Hymn, as sung at Grace church, composed
By BTaiEe Walsh Price 80 cts.
Cone, Price as cts
NY only Brothers. Song and chorus, by N.
Keller. Price IA cts
fOh ! Write Ne a song Of my Father Song
and chorus, as sung at Woods HinstreEs,
composed br G. Henry Price IS cts
a word OF thine , Bailadby 3. J. Ftzhugh Price az cts
tGive me tn Sc Moonlight Hours, Duet, for
two Sopranos, CT Soprano and Tenor, BY
Tesper STAR Duett, for two Sopranos. or
Teners by J. Daniel Price 20 cts
Prayer at Sea- Romance in form OF q Noe.
turnes by J. de Jasienskc Price so cts
Attends Aoi,, wait 70 rme J BY G Rradd Price so cts
'Suis MOI, FOLLOW me- by A. Bernstein, Price so c.s
Waterfall, and Sea Breese,' GallOps, BY
Paul Steinnagen Price each 50 cts
Wording Dew Lancers, by A. Bernstein Price 40 els
wedding Lance,s,' by Paul Steinhagen Price 20 its
Angel, Of Dream Ballad, by II. Keller price IS cts
Loves LamitatiOa , ballsn by + B Holder IS cts
aTrIumphal March, by Richard Hoffman Price al 90
Algerian Polka b. Mrs. E A Harkhurst Price 50 cts
Evening Shadows EoctuTn6 & J FitShEgh IS cts
am Longing for thee, Guards waltz, as sung
by Idle Parepa, Price IS ces
a BERAL given to the Trade,
Churches, Oisrgymen, Professors and Schools. Ma
sic sent BY mail, postpaid, on receipt Of the marked
price WILLIAM HALL & SON.
January 10th 1866 SO Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
LEGAL Notice.

julius Tyler and James W. DopIty will take
netice that Joshua Deputy has fled a petition in
chancery In the District Couat Of the County Of
Pawnee in the Territory Of Nebraska, against them
as defendants. The object Of said petition is to
foreelOse a~certain deed Of trusf or mortgage made
by the said Julius Tyler July 18th 1853 on the
North West quarter of section seventeen in Town
ship two North Of Range twelve East Of the 9th
principal meridian, situated in the said County of
PaWnee, in faYor of the said James W. Deputy, as
trustee for the said Joshua Deputy to secure the
payment OF o promissory note Of even date there
with made by said Julius Tyler in favor Of Joshua
Deputy or bearer, for two hundred and forty-fgs
dellars, with interest from maturity thereof at the
rate Of I've per cent per month due one year after
date. The prayer Of said petition is that the said
premises be sold and the proceeds be applied in
payment Of said sum, and that the defendants be
deprived Of all right or title 10 the same. De-
PENDANTS are required TO appear and answer on or
before the 3Oth day Of April 1866.
CRANE & THOMAS,
Attys for Plaintiff.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
. MASTERS NALE--
IS At f.dn

Notice Is hereby given that I win offer at public
auction at the front door Of Z. B, Presson's Dwell
ina in Tecumsch johnson County, Nebraska Terri
tory THAT being the place Of holding the last term
offhe District Co urt for said County,)
On The 18th day of .apri, a. d. 1866
at one O'Clock p. d., Of said day, the following
Real Estate to-Eit The South West quarter Of
Section number tWenty-one 81 in Township num-
Dor Eve 5 North Of Range number eleven II East
Of the 9th principal meridian, situated in johnson
County Nebraska Territory, on an order Ofsale is
sued BY the Register in Chsncery Of said Court of
johnson County an favor Of Jasper A. Ware and
against William f. Walker, issued by the District
Court Of johnson County, and 70 me directed as
special master in Chancery.
Given under my hand this the 18th day March,
A. ID. 1865 W. A. PRESSON,
Special Master in OhancOry,
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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-03-29
.MASTERS WIZ

Notice is hereby given that win ofFeI for sale at
public Auction, at the front door of HOadley's Hall
in the City Of BrOwnville, in NemahA Coun ~, Ne
braska Territory,
On the 18th dag Gf .AprtI, fl. D. 1866
at one O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following real
estate to-vit. the North W4-G4--4+v4 ve eSosiOa
NO. tWenty-six US in Township No. i've (5)North
of Range No. fourteen East in Nemaha County Ne
braska Territory pursuant to an order of sale is
sued by the register in Chancery of the DIS trict
Court ofNemaha County Nebraska Territory, and
to me directed as Special Master in a case in said
Court, wherein Isaac Coe is complainant and John
G.. Akin, Frederick Swartz, Administrator Of
tie E.at. OF Kennedy Stephenson deceased Mary
~ Sc hanson Widow Of Kennedy Stephens n
avceasod, and John Frederick Stephenson, Kennedy
E. Stephenson Children and heirs at law Of Kenedy
Stephenson deceased are defendants.
Given under my hand this the 18th day Of March
A. D. 1866.
W. g. GLASGOW,
Sheriff and Special Master.
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