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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
STATES Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW'lOthin Jne
matter OF WILLIAM J. PARSONS and CHARLES fAhoVSS
psntnnt liz BASKRrPTcY Before Isaiah T. " An Register
WHOM 1T MAY COSCRRE The undersigned hsg gwen 19Se
MI, election As Assignee WILLIAM j. PARSONS and y
PARSONS Of the CITY County and State Of New YORK Nion d ~
tret who have sdned bankmp upon the own Peuoh
The ,s District Court Of said Ds:Tctsed kssior tue I-'h
sne sc .nt1ahs, A n isGT ALBERT SMITH, Assignee
u'' No 100 Fulton street, New-York
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEWfoRh-lS
B,sKEuPTcr.-I the .nser Of LYON BERNARD BanfrapI
he undersigpd hereby gives notice Of bis appointment A. ~
.ne OF LYON BERNARD OF New York CITY IN the county ana
se az New YORK District who has been sudged hsnnPs
upon his petition the District Court OF said Die-DA'saS
Hs"i0'A N''' '0'O FRANCIS c. BOWMAN. Assignee
No Beekman-sL, Nsvlork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
Us Marshal As Messenger Southern District
THTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on {

NNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-Ihat on the
Seventeenth ay OF October A. D. 1861 Warrant in Bantru7lcy
was ,sned against Of AUSTIN BLACK Of S 70
the County YORK. who has been AL g
Bankrupt Petition; that the Pa mel u apy Dsbs n
Delivery Property belonging such BanSsp to h or o s
use and the Transfer Property By him forbidden by Law a'
Meeting the Creditors OF tie said Bankrupt to prove her peo
and 70 Choose one AsszRees Of bis tsate WI re nr
Court of Bankruptcy TO holden Room No No beeman street
oo Of Nassau ia City Of New York before Mr. James DSlb
Register ON the Seventh November A. 1901 al twelve O'Clock
m-Oct ~ 1857 X MURRAY L. 5 Marshal, a. Messenger
- Sonthsru District OF SeN-i York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
U S. MARsHAL's OyFIoE x. D. OF PzsNsYLyAxIA,}
PHILADELPHIA. Oct Is, 1861.
uNHIG Is TO GIVE NOIICE=Ihat on the Sth

Il II. r. T. p
PHILADELPHIA. Oct IS 1861
THIS is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the Sth
dav Of October A. D. 1861 Warrant IN Bankurtcr ssnet
s1st The Estate Of ALEXANDER T. LANE o. Philadelphia In The
County Philadelphia Of Pennsylvania who has been al
Judged bankrupt bis petition that The ens Of debts
ud delivery property belonging such Bankrupt - HIN. or or
bin, property BY him orblen BY aNi
dat meeting Creditors the said Bankrupt q prove their DEBTS
AMI Of bis Ge will be hed - Court
fBsukpoy holden No $50 Wsnutts the CITY Of Pht
dephia before william McNchae esq, Register on zoe IN DAY Of
October b. 1867, At II O'Clock II. = O. klbAAhbki
oil laT3wTh u > narsba, a. hesseDs1
YVHIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
18th day Of October, A. b. 1861 Warrant y bsnkrnpcy
was issued sgant Estate Of JOHN H. VALENTINE Of
NexYork the County Of Newiork, and state OF NeN-lo
WHO adiudged Bankrupt bic Petitions that ne pay
Debts and Delivery Property belonging 10 sue Bak
bis and the Transfer Of Property BY nm are
forbidden b. that Meeting Of the Creditors 81 the sa A3knp
Debts aud Choose hsgne OF n si
viii held Of Baakruptcy TO be holden al No. 50 Pnet,
NeSYo before John Fitch Register the 9Th cay Of SoYeee
ROBERT MURRAY l. s. Marshal Messenger III Bankmpey
Southern District Of New-Yort
THIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
Fourteenth day A. d. 1901 Warrant Bankrpt was
ued against WILLIAM T. LAYTON Of broeSyn ia
the County Kings and Of Sewiork who has carried on on
mes, the Civ months next Immediately preceg
the bling petition who has been aldged bankrupt on
t own peon that the payment debts and delivery Of any
property belonging such Bankrupt TO him or FOR his nst
"a Of property by him forbidden by laws tla
meeting the said Bankrupt their debts and
asgees Of bis estate wall be held At Colrt
York before Henry Wilder Allen. Register the second day Of
November A d. 1851. at II O'Clock m-Octoler-2 1901
X MURRAY, u. :. Marshal, IS MESSENGER
Southern District 81 heg-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
Nutirrs Of Granddaughter.

IN BANKRUPTCY-ln/ the District Court OF
tie United States for the Southern District Of EeEYOln lbs
matter Of GEORGE " PETERS, bankrupt: Notice hereby gyes
pen fled IN said Court by George W. Peters sad
District bankrupt under the act Of Congress Of March
l8 and thereof Ton al BIS debts rd ether
provabe under aud that the tA IN T 81 October
I8oi eleven ock A. n Office Of John W Lte Register
Bankrupcr Blng 70 the Cy Of Newbug IN
hearing OF the where and aiken
all creditors OF d bankrupt and other persons 70 Atsno
cRo.e why tie PRAYER 81 the s1 eN9a
should be granted And further notice hereby given pst be
second and third said creditors vii De ld before san Kegs
October 1861 tie sane Ao1r and
$3.50 GTORGR p Belts Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

October d. 1851 Warrant In Bgnkrupcywa
the Estate Of LILLIAN w HAWKINS ofthe C oihes
York State York. has 3D.
iul Bankrupt his own Petition: that The PAYMENT any De
Delivery Property belonging such Bankrupt 20 h m
Property b. him forbidden by Law
that Meeting Creditors Of the 'aii Bankrupt % prove then
ebts and 81 ~ bis Estate vii held ats
Court Bankrpcg he holden No l6l Bottway the City 81
New York Henry Wilder Allen, Register te kAteenh
day Of November A. D. 1901 at twelve O'Clock Cc y l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
: oe'oOsI Gf.fi9 6di = BETTs. Cl.rk.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
o STATES the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of SEW-lOkh.-ls
NwuprovIn the natter SEIGFRIRD ISDOR AID JULIUS
BLUMESTHAL, BAnknpts-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The
Of asees OF
SEGFlED ISIDO and JULIUS BLUMENrlAL ofth Cy 81 New
the County Of Newton State OF hcTlor whn t.o
District have been Judged Bankrupt their petition n
the district Court Of said Is.cNeNiork, OeL ~ TO- y r.
TEE ADMELL JlLIIS SINNER. AsslRneta OF l.NJEfn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

1 STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT of NEW-iORk-lh
BkNKRjPTCY-In the matter Of JOHN TYLER, BankruP-IO
WHOM T MAY CONCBREThe undersigned hereby gives ao'se
his appointment Assignee the Estate OF JOHN llLhh "a 'e
CITY OF Hex.York the County Of New York II sad District az
was on the second day September D. 1851 adadse bAlP
on his Petition the District Court Of the United S Tor H
Det-Datsd Al 18th day Of October A. D. i0o
'V''-' - "'-'-~ kew.lerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

NORTHERN r. r. of n. J-Trains leave
Jerv CIV for Permout At Sis sI5 ll5, az 5s,
6s2n M saturday only Ills The 95 AZ and o;ts
m m brsugh To Money TEOS ". DEMAREST Superintendent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

rovs oRprSAScEs.-We are pleased
~ see that our Town Trustees have set
themselves to work, through the Town
Attorney, c. J. Lansing, Esq, to revise
the Town Ordinances, so that they will
stand the test of law aud having. Re-
cen, Investigations of the Ordinances
passed by the different Boards Of Town
Trustees, and which were drawn up by
men representing themselves TO be law
yers, have shown that not che 10 ten
will stand the test Of the State law when
brought into court, and parties think
proper TO test their legality. We are
sorry that such a state Of things should
exist-becsuse the taxpayers have paid
considerable money in the way OF coun-
sci fees for the last four years, and have
trusted that all vas right. But matters
have turned up hat all is not right.
We will explain: Some Of the Town
Ordinances rs entered upon the record
book, are without an enacting clause
aud all of them are on the record book
without the true signature Of the Pres
ident Of the Board Of Town Trustees +;
and without any evidence whatever that
they were ever published, as required
by law. Nor has a single resolution,
passed by the Town Trustees, regulating
licenses eyer been published, or record
ed in proper shape, so as to stand the
test Of law. There are some other mat
ters of importance TO the taxpayers oil
which we might speak in this connec-
ton, but we will reserve that to another
time. The present Board, however, are
not to blame for these remissnesses
they have but lately come into office,
aud are just making the discovery Of n
big leak somewhere, and which they
will remedy rs 500 AS possible. Two
Of the new and revised Ordinances APP
pear in our paper to-day.
Hon TARIrF.-The Glenbrook House,
Lake Tahoe, must be q sweet place to
spend a few hours, if the reports which
come from there are correct, and we
know them to be so. Every breath OF
the air which you breathe there seems
to cost money. Some weeks ago, two
gentlemen stopped there for a little re-
creation for a few days. They furnished
their own wiues-snd only asked that
the walters draw the corks they paid
for the ice used in their dinner bills.
The new science of c~orkology ut the
Glenbrook cost two dollars per bottle
Two dollars for drawing q cork Well,
that will do at Saratoga-but not in
Washe Not long ago, a party of seven
ladies and Eve gentlemen, with six hors-
es, pu, up there. One nights stabling
for the horses, a COMMON breakfast, and
a good dinner, without wine, cost the
party eighty-seyen and a half dollars in
coin The Glenbrook folks are on the
RICH, way to drive all the customers
from their Hotel. Better charge moder-
stely and honestly.
BuLLIoy.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Gold Hill Office,
this morning, I bars Of bullion,
weighing 332 pounds, which Is valued
at Se,4s3 SO.
BrLLIox.-ysn Wyck & Co., Gold
Hill, received this morning for melting
aud assay, 5,75S ounces crude bullion.
"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

PARIS is ruled by $500 policemen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
FOUND.

A SMALL BLAcK.MoRocco ALBUM.
a coutxinlng several Photographs. and thfoe
different notes Of hand, amounting 10 $500. pay.
able 10 L. Nancy and u. MsxHrld. Also. "a
Union badge, with framed Flag The owner can
have the property by proving 10. and paying Tor
this advertisement Apply at the NEWS once.
Gold Hill. July u, 1857. jyil.u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20
ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
| formed that the subscriber will furnish them
With ICE during the summer. His Ice wagon
will be In Gold Hin every morning at s o'clock:
Orders for the Article can be lst ut the Gold Hill
Exchange Saloon, and they will DO promptly
oiled. CHARLES OSTEk
Goid NH. Nav a. 1887 mvt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

TIE EVENING or THE eth INST,
a Brown Russian Leather wallet contain
: ,sr.rs N NO value to any one but the o'vnrr.
TIE dndsr would confer Q great iayo oy iesslns
n Al ID. Nxws Once. or 81 me honisot NO.
South O street, Virginia ao,
Geld HnL June 3. 1857. 81 JASea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-20

COOP ORE.-The Union Mill, under
the management of Admiral Hugues,
las, week reduced 70 tons of the ore now
being taking out Of the Gold Hill Q. NJ.
4 Y. Co.'S claim in Gold Hill proper,
winch yielded 81, 900-or an average Of
about S42 per ton. A rich average OF
ore; of which, too, there is said TO be
plenty OF the same sort left
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
Legislative election.

Legislative election. OlOe county viii
lose more BY this removal than she will
gain, feeWish .his Capitol where il is
The Addison ard, Nebraska City R. R.
will na.hrany aigerge westward as soon
IS il reaches aseB Big Nemaha, for which
Eemaha cOansg a also thank its last
delegation. Casasounty has merely held
its own, and narrovly escaped the COM
plete annihilatiop of lis railroad inle-
rests; while North Platte is much more
awkwardIy situated now, and has more
Of a pretext for its re-remOval, than the
South Platte had for its removal from
Omaha. YET. be il understood, we find
no fault with the Commissioners, who
have doubtless done the best they could
within the bounds prescribed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
Gen. John ri. Tbayer

E.-L ed exc
By bis able speech in the o. S. SEN
ate, on he Indian Question. has earned
the esteem and gratitude Of every we'll.
wisher Of the Grea, West. To carp at
and browbeat the vest has long been the
forte, CT eastsrng Senator'S when Discus
sing this Indian question, 10 f0ist upon
the country romantic speeches with re-
gafdssO tie noble red man." while ths
facts show the Indians 70 be only "mur-
derous savages. The Passage Of The
bill for the protection proves with what
eff CT oar Congressional delegation have
labOred. none contributing more . hat
result han Gen Thayer. We Fegrei
our inability 70 publish bis speech. yet
will publish as much as we can find room
for ID our NEXT.
H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

On. STRieKLAED: Having used your
Anti Cholera Mixture during The chOl-
era epidemic last summer, and induced
others to Go the same, 10 case hat had All
The cholera symptoms. IN every Gaze Il
promptly checked The disease. / believe
its the best remedy known for ehOlsra.
and darrhoea Of every form, and advise
those afflicted to try NV. BARBER, Of
the firm Of Barber, ChOate & Naber,
Cincinnati.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

u
Men have often earned a lasting reputa.
lion. and fame By adherring strictly to s
principle against al opposition and en-
treaty and haEssbeeu esteemed for their
integrity. after the principle to which
they adhsFed was found wrongs again,
there have been and still are men who
have attempted to gain cheap nosorieiy.
BY a stubborn ienacity for principle
merely for buncs mbe sake, and haze
Such as this latter case was the
one exhibiEed in our eng lsst Monday By
the President Of Inc Board Of Commis
sioneFs.F G Holmes. Il will be remsm-
-5eTed that for he past month q petition
lee Been,eHculated praying he County
Commissioners 10 appropriate $1,000 for
the preliminary survey Of the NJ. & NJ
R. Al. r. r. TO- Fort KeFney. Web,
On the second Mon1aY 10 July this pe9-
ton, signed by large majorl.yl of the-
tax payers. Of this couplY, was presented
10 he Board Judge Holmes AMI Ken.
edy pres sent Starry abssuW When the
question came up Judge Kennedy favored
the appropriation, holding that the lay
made il their dsly to make the aPpropri.
atom ahey beng rsg 9sll satisfied that
il was the desire Of a majority Of the ls-
rgalGoters Of The county : fofthis Holmes
objected that he did act Believe the Law
empowered them % make such apprOprF
alton unless first submitted to q vote q
The people. Upon this the Court sPliS
and 6oFFbe sIovH P@ Showed hself.7
Judge Holmes argued through the day
hat BE had DO law for madng tie aP
propriaiion. Yet agreed 70 adiodrp for
two weeks in order to give time for the
circulation Of a petition for the purchase
The Toll Bridge on The Nemaha near
its mouth.
The two weeks expired last Monday,
and the Court met Starry sin absent
The petition for the Bridge had mol
received enough signatures % enli,le il
to 90 through with the Rrilroad petition
and Of course Holmes opposed tie last
named ssating as We are informed By
persons present, that, although he cluld
see no law for The appropriation, yet
had the Bridge petition succeeded, be
would have geta Jok bO6F 3ssII AS
No man can be strictly honest and
make such a record nor will a true man
law 70 gid bis own section. Had
Holmes held firmly to the assertion that
eoeld nOl See lie Law fos he appro-
onadon. here aOald lave been 10 need
.or the second meeting, and be would
have been regarded asa maEof Rsmness
in error as il is be has acted
With bis own loeaiily-who VII
Be the worst sOld-has disregardsd the
Of 9 paiofity OftAe voters Of the
county a9d stamped himself asaBarrOw-
perry local pol ilieian uhfl For
he responsible trust which accidents has
.bras ma, b; j.
~ s HF $50 hasE1s1ag ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

Is bav ing a fns Tine Of hsr isarl,
won privilege Of being frsssOusrv
No less than five different General,
in he feld g fsvoledenizs the j,ia.
Government and organize separate R..
Poblicss while Santa ANA IL sada
arrest TO Peevenl him from starting a..
other revolution. Besides bis Sllaba..
.sFing expeditions againss Mexico A,
being organized and ft,ed OF in Ne.
York and New Orleans, calling hen.
selves 'Maximillian Avengers" Tbsy
are mainly comp s d Of men who hars
served % the rebel Amy 6gha6g %,
King COaop and win noeki npfurs len
condition BY fighting for adead EmDsr.
orr The GoEgrnmenE viii SOP thsm s.
hope.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
~BROWEVILLE PRECINCT.
or Tow 8 Range 10.

Descttption. Sec T R Acres Tax
i0t 4pwfr az 4 5 l61 2455sSl64
16t 8 sw fr OF. do do 40 i4il0.
INV al NV or. do do 40 5l55
pt lOl 8 sw Fl or 90 DO 1870 Sis
ne Or NV ar NV r29 dc 10 96
D hfseneqr seqr do do $ as
NV qrne qrs W qrdo do 10 S.
nhfswqrneqrsGqrde do 5 49
ehfneqrswqrswer do do o PA
whfneqbswqrswqrdO s do s AZ.
NV qrsworsF qrdo do 10 s.
y Of ne or sW or 80 do 90 / SO
> nrr ~ cIru nnrcrNrr
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
AlincoIn CTR Located.


AZ last Nebraska has a "permanens'f
Capitol, al least so j. ia declared By the
biii providing for is focatioa. aThe
Commissioners" says The News Of the
9th, sh~asesf6IShed their WORK. The
Capitol and blheE Public Bmldingso 81 The
State; of Nsbraska, haze been located
about 6fly miles 10 The Westward Of Ne.
braska cny. between Yankee Hal and
the town ,of Lancaster. in lancaster
County. upon Sections O. 25 and 26.
T6Rnshi9 lOs Rhnga g." Over which.
Morton is much delighted. endorsing ihe
"goed Judgment of the Commissioners
hugely. - r. -
According to the News tie Capitol IS
thirty eight miles from Ihe q. P. r. R.,
forty, five miles from Plattsmoutb, forty.
six miles from Nebraska City, ffiy
miles from Omaha, and sixty-two miles
from Brownvfle. L5A
We DO not BeIisye IN he Location. anv
more ban ~ Gid 4, arsf, for reasons
heretofore sgireR. We have suficiep
knowledge from diffsreni portions Of he
State 70 say that a removal party 10 al
forming, which backed BY the
people and viii show itself il the mex,
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

The Chicago Republican thinks Ssas
tor TIPrOE. Of our State. was The oDr
member Of lhs Senate Who saw through
AEDE's purpose in nominating GREr1Er
as minister to Austria. AEDY was con.
fden,, il says, that GhErtEY would re.
fuse, snd Supposed The Senate would con.
firm Abe BOminaiion. The result ual3
hays been 3 vacancy, vhieh AuaT su3
ill at bis pleasure. TIPTos's persistent
prevented any action Of he Sen.
ale, and thus deprives AsDE Of the Pm
Of seudiEg one Of bis satellites 10
Adsiria for j s hardly inaginalIs hat
GREELET wonid accep. any position
from AEDT, AID last Of al one Ehich
would expose him 70 the sDubs Of bis Old
enemy. SEwAAB-o na6a r ublieaa
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

We learn from i. Roper, Just in
from Beatrice, Gage county Neb.,
his place Of residence, that hostile
Indians-Cheyens it is supposed
are making bloody raids, upon the
settlements along the Little Blue
and generally in the VEST end
of this Land District, numbering
settlers, driving off stock and burn
ing and pillaging generally.
n He info. ms US that last Tuesday
the Indians. attacked FIVE men on
the Little Blue road who were dry
ing 1000 head of sheep across the
plains, they killed one of the men
and captured the sheep. The same
day two new settlers, Poles, were on
the same read who have not been
heard Of since they were doubtless
murdered by the Indians A body
Of Indians the same day made Ia
raid upon a small settlement near
the Little, Blue Csptaring two chill
dren, and being htraid to attack the
settlemsntin their block house, they
attempted; by tOrtuFing the chill
dren, to get their parents out, when,
not succeeding in this they carried.
off the children. su
The four brewers who ESCAPED
brought the news of their attack to
Big Sandy, and next day a company.
vent out to bury the man killed.,
whom the found and buried. Not
far from the scene Of the murder
they discovered two cOrpses in a
ranch, made partly by using a. cave
and boarding uprin 'front.' The meh
had Evidently defended themselv, )
as long as possible, then persisted III
the flames of their hut rather than
be captured.
Big Sandy and Beatrice are full
of settlers thus driven il, and Mr.
informs Us that the settlers
have already been driven forty miles
season. and the Indians are exl
pecting a reinforcement and threat
en that they viii then mirch TO The
Missouri River.
The settlers demand protectionl
and call upon Gov. Butler t., dol
something In their behalf immedil
.tely, and he viii be. derelict in the
he Ows the people Of Nebraska,
md especially to those on our 'front.'
ier, if be does not immediatelyactl
Enough have been murdered. driven
their homes, captured or burned
but to cali for vengeance, and if our
Governments does. not
con do something these devils viii
lstempt THEN threat of marching toll
he Missouri. The emergency ISL
sreat and demands immediate ac1
ion.
III
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

W. we're 40 eye witness 10 a narrow
escape last Friday noon, which, asloa.
ishsd Us mach. A DIR. Smith,
bringing a load Of abOu, twenty
bushels Of corn 10 town stopped in ir0ll
Of DslssEs tn shop and while taking,
bis son about SIX years Of age, got of d
the wagon, and as he team was sb5u!
to start be was standing agains, The wheel
His father pulled hin from he wheels
tie wagOu STARED b. be shild slsPPF
back, vas drawn under The wheel, which
passed over hlslsfl leg and arm DONG
him no serious damage, for within h8
minutes be walked of eli right.
The Advertiser has been dssignaisdbJ
the War Departments a. one Of The pa
peFs 10 NsbFaska Cor The publication q
all Army Ads. This viii open to he
Government one Of he richest sections
Of Nebraska 70 draw supplies from.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

We are pleased to see he vote On
he SdPlimenial Reconstruction Bill AaI
Nebraska's delegation voted for i asa
init This is Is il sh0uld be- Es5fa.h
will ever be proud Of those who fought
to ave the Union and who vote 10 pre-.
serve t.. NJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
FaxLlsl.

As our readers win easily observe We
this week publish the Delinquent Tax
List This will cause lhe s1eIasion Of
much other matter in ibis and he nszl
t~o Succeeding numbers. This is a very
iatersstAg article to ne exebqusr Of he
County, and We hope viii prove 80 to The
readea, especially as OR County Treas
urer only writes Cor ne Advertiser ones
2 year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01
D. D. & s.! Zoe B. R.

We are pleased 10 note an awakening.
to this snlerprIss 81 St Joseph and along
the route Of The road. A meeting is
called o the chizens pfsAichisoneogug
No. a Roekport ne1t Saturday, Dcoa.
slider the best means foe the early com
plelion Of the road. Gen. James Craig,
Abram-E Nave and OsAsr Distinguished.
speakeTsw viii address lhs meednge0
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

M | "|.#aL
The Board Of Directors 81 r..
zion wish 70 sag 70 he polls
seouFed ihs services Of Pro-
MeKsDzie aad Lady for s.. z.
qoarter the SehoOl Is nov :
operation.
Persons At a distance w;.b;.
cure the benefits Of this school -
address the Principal. J.. n. MsF.-
who will eheerfnlly give any me-
De sired.
All the PaPils in the City Dispis
tween the ages Of I've and tws0r
will as heretofore, be admitted Il.
But pupils from a distance will Be-
ed at the following rates Of kuitOu
For The tern oftwats weeks
TUITION in Primary Dept s5m
|" . Con. Eng. sam
-. Grammar $50
IAEs higher 500
siadsnts ffena gdiaaucs waIs..
cases be charged for a full half term J,
cePs BY special agreement.
All Books, stationary Sc, can Be- !.
~
in-the Cny at usual retail price.
itott L1raEalH oAbE4,
yOHH McPHEasOS,
Id 4Oss MoaRlsoa
B ard Of Direeto,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-08-01

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