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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-22
ROOFING.

OLD SINGLE ROOFS, FLAT OR
STEEP, GOV Il R H ID WITH CSIJTTTS
PEKCAA BOOF ING CLOTH, and coated with
LIQUID GUTTA PERCHA PAINT, making
them perfectly waterproof.
LEAkX GRAVEL ROOFS repaired with
Gutta Percha Paint, and warranted for FIVE wears.
LBAhN SLATE ROOFS coated with LIQUID
Gntta Percha Paint which becomes hard as slate.
For Tin, COPPER, ZINC, and IRON
ROOFS this Paint is the NJ plus ultra OF all other pro.
teclion 1t forms perfectly moerviOus covering com
petey Jesists the action of the her and cOnst-
tntes as thorough protection against leaks bv
loot -
TIN and GRAVEL ROOFING done at the
shortest notice.
Material c instantly on hand and for sale by the.
MAMMOTH HOOFING COMPANY.
~ RECKLESS g. EVERETT,
lZ2l tim No. BOZ GREEN Street
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
ated DeoenbeT, IsIIss6LI io4s $50
PR0RATR .NNTICE

To Melinda Hsy wood, Clara F-HayH weed, Flora
NJ. Haywood and the next ofkin Of Clara +. and
Flora 81. Haywood and such ether persons as are
(deceased) @ nn
You and each Of you hereby notified that the n-
d~ersigned Probate Judge Of Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory did on the 10th day Of December
AD 1866, in the matter Of the Estate Of Thomas P
Haywood fdeceased J mako the f0liominQ order.
that the next Of kin Of Clara + and Flora 81 Hat-
wood ald al persons Interested ia the Estate of
homes Haywood ldeceased) }, are required to be
and appear before the Probate Court Of said Coun
ty Of Nemaha, at 10 O'Clock A H., on the l4th day
of JalUaty.1S67 and show cause why a license
should not be granted for the sale OF the Realty Of
said ThomasP !. Haywood deceased3. Estate situa
ted IN said County Of Nemaha, Is prayed for by
Melinda Haywood azd Guardian Of said Glars r and
Flora N. Haywood.
SE0. w. E~ATRBR0THER, Probate Judge
Triton, HNwgTT 4 CHURcH
Attorneys fer Guaidian H-3t II, so
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03


Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 20 an order
Of Sale made By the Probate Court Of Nemaka
County, Nebraska Territory, on the l [ day Of De-
cember A. d.. 1856, We viii on
Thursday, tile 9Th day Of December.
A.D 1856, at one o o'clock p. H., IN front Of The
Post 6Gce in the Town OF Peru. in Nemaha County
Nebraska Territory ,ofCr for sale az pubiic anctien,
20 the highest bidder, the iollov4rg Real Estate be-
longing to the Estaie Of Samuel g.. Daily deceased
to-wit The undivided half Of the West half cf he
North East fractional quarter, and Lot No, one IL
OF the North East fractional quarter aud Lot No.
.tw0 t9leof fhe karth East fractional quarter II
SECTION Ne. ona Il in Township No. six (61,North
of & ange fifteen Us East, containing Ia i-100
acres. aiso. the "a n-ivided half Of the South East
quartero Section thirty-six (36l. IN Township
seven. NoFth-0f Range 6fseen rs East, contain
ing IG0acres, and undivided BALI Of tie North
Vest fractional qpartsr.or Lots amber mo, three.
and i've IL, 3, 5, 80 Scction NO. thirty one 1918
Township Ssvtn 90, North Of Range sixteen COS
East, eontafning 1872 50 -l0o acres anaIot Our IA
Of North Vest iacti0nal quarter. Of Scction twsn-
ty-6ve PSI 10 Township seven GbNortbo Of Range
fifteen {i5) East, containing 30 20-l00 acres, an IN
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory. Ths last
named tract above described s. tin6ered Iapd md
viii be sold in lots Of eve and ten acres, OF alto
gether, TO salt the purchasers.
WILLIAM DAILY
SARAH NJ DAILY.
Administration Uf The Estate q Samuel G. Daily
deceased.
Dated, DeOcmber. lstIsssN l0.4t f8e0
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
The Republican VALLEY.

81 The following cORmunicalion-written
AZ our sFegues,-may be relied on in
every respect, as is author, while an
officer II the Isl Nebraska, was fer some
lime stationed 10 this Valley, andhad Oe-
casOu to explore it thoroughly:
NJ, ESiOr:- oae
Having travelled somewhat extensive
" in the Valley Of the Republicans. l
wish to draw The attention Of your rea-
deFsl 20 il. 2n'rog dnass7sH
This river rises in Colorado. crosses
The north west eoFneF Of Kansas.and en-
tiers Nebraaka inFaDes 80 west Ofalhe
sixth prineipAlnM eridian. Il then flows
east north east, and in oranges "a and 25.
or a, The 100 degree Of Longitude is
twenty miles north Of he Kansas line.
Then nearly soath cas-. 10 range is,
where i is SIX miles from the Kansas
lins. Then nearly east 70 range 6,
where Il rs-ehssrs Kansas. and flows
sOush east. TO It's unslioa with ahs sro-
Ky Hill Fork at Fort Riley.
Il will thus be seen. lhal il has a course
Of one hundred and City miles from west
to east ia Nebraska.
The soil Of this region Is as fertile as
any inthe wsa,o Different kind Of rock
crop out N various places, one of which
i a pale yellow; and must be excellent
Ger bnilding purposes. There are great
bodies Of chalk. also. biinminOus shale,
or slais, and Il IS reasonable TO suppose
hat here . coal il a~bundance.
There Is more timber in this Valley,
than there is On he Valley Of any Oihsr
river il Nsbraskz.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

On the bottom lands The principal growth
is Cottonwood. Il IS in fact, "the Valley
where the Cottonwood grows"
On The second bottom. on The Upland,
and on ths tri0ess tiss his fge here
is Burr ok. Ash. Elm shd bet vari-
cites Of timber. lOf fruits, ihess are
Grapes Plums esd CAssyies.
The river is about one hundred and
6fly yards wide. The banks ten or
twelve feet high. The bottoms are from
TWO 10 four miles wide. There IS q sec
Ond bottom or shelf. about twenty or
thirty feet higher than the mainbOaOm.
This shelf, in some places extends, for
miles, almost as level as a floor.
On The north side lbers are no Ipge'
tributaries east Of White Mans Fork,
thOpghAAeFs.are small streams emplying
into the river every, two or three miles.
On the south side. Beaver creek joins
The river in range re-, and Prairie Dog
creek IN range II,
There is no other stream of any sizs
Joins j, in Nebraska. as White Rock
creek lin Kansas flows parallel with,
and abOu, ten miles distant from The Re-
publican, which it also empties into At the
lower end Of the great bend.
The old maps and biographies rep
resented this country as a vast desert
Many late writer's call it a place where
rain seldom falls. In July 1866, / wds
in the Republican Valley twelve days
II rained three hines during that period.
The last time for two days.
In August,-same year, travelled
south from Plum creek, and on the ia.
lie land, between the Platte and Repab
licsn rivers. passed several ponds, some
some Of them acres in extent, caused by
late rains. When I returned, four weeks
later, they were dried up. there having
been no heavy rains during that month
The Republican Valley, IS spafsely
settled up 10 the great bend. Above that
there are no settlements as yet. ms
The land Is surveyed in sections 10
include range is, and in townships 10
include range "a, and is open for set
clement under the prs-emP.iOn and
homestead laws.
do no. believe that game is Of bene-
tito a new -COuntry.-so many men ma
king q precarious living BY hunting, in
stead Of ~cullivaliDg the r~oil,-stiIl | must
stale, Thai there are great quantities Of
game there. There being an abundance
of Elk. Antelope. Turkeys &C.. and a.
certain seasons Of the year, Buffalo Of
fur bearing animals, the principal is the
Bear mM0W 2HfaaWa
The streams abound with fish Of pri-
Gus kinds mon so ~ on,e65
Here is a region Of Country, that has
soil, Rock. Timbers water. Fruit and
Game. The land can beshAd for almost
nothing, S14 for l6O acres esl qoi 10
There is no doubt but that in a few
years it! will be denzley populated by
wealthy communities. who wall draw
their wealth from the natural produc
tons of the land. 9g75i sd4
But. it will be asked. is it safe to sat-
lie there7 ~
Will not the Indians murder the set.
tlersa am5e sitgs8: se sH sfa
! believe it IS as safe to settle there,
as ataany other place on the frontier, ]
further believe that if proper represen-
saliOns were made at headquarters that a
Military Post would lie established IN
Valley. 10 prOteC, IL settlers. This Val
ley viii be settled, danger or no danger,
and those who gOrfrsl, will have choice
of land, baa maayloa Wa. p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
SALE

Under and BIZ virtue II n certain Writ Of vendi-
ton kxpqnees, issaedby thcrGefk OF the District
Court Of Nenaha Coany, He6rash Territory. AMI
to ms direcied I viii offer for sale at E4tlic auctisn
On MOnbay The 2lst day of 1anuaTv,
a, D. 1857 as enc o'elcek in tie a~ftsrnoon Of sad
day, at the door If Aephsrsou's Hall, ID tie Cay
Of Brewnvillc. il being the pace The last term Of
sad District Court was held, tie fulioving dsserib
ed lands and tenemeots situate Ii NAmaha County
Neeraeka Territory to-Wit. Lot ten 10. end eleven
Ia, Of the 80. Ia West fractional quarter, Of Sec
lion six 8 in the Towaship four 4. Northsf Range
htteen -, East aAsoStWenfy .sR0 and one half
aeFest22 2, bounded and described as follows to-
kitsseVusRsneiA forty40 E0ds EaskeEtks south
&ssI4p5rneE0f fectiRn taeptFsEo q. m fpv1ship
four !, North OF Range sixteen l6.- East, thence fol
lowing said Section line f~Orty-fve IS, rods East,
thence N6rin at a rightaDgls Eighty sD,roas thence
Vest forty Eve As, rods, tbeuee S5pth Eighty 80
rods, 10 the place 81 beginning. Or 50 maeh thereof
as may be necessary o "a isfy a certain Judgement
hetetpfore obiaiued ia the Disfncf C.nrt 81 said
New#ha o uaty. With the iuleses taertsA east
and aecFflng eost4p faylr Il fha Iep5aryetNes
sbraska, and against Clark y deil. said LANDS and
having been taken aad levied upon By
me Is the ProreFy o. sid Ciah 0aelt.
Terms Of sale cash iu Sand
FqEnnn NWkTa pTW GGL6SeOWT
4t+@-- u GnrfH- Ne4tah4 r,r,ee s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
THE OMAHA REPUBLICAN,,
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
This paper IS universally recognized as the
Leading Organiof the Re
.''saaa publican Party.
q nASD TIE J
Best, Most EnterpriSing and Most
widely Circulated Newspaper
In Nebraska, iionssa s1il CROP

The Republican Party Of Nebraska constitutes
three-6Fths of its voting and fully fOut-ffths Of its
newspaper reading population. OF this largely
dominant party tho ReFnBLIC4S-th6 only Repu6-
lican Journal published at the CspiLaI-h he rec
ognized organ. In this wide field it has no rival
and no competitor, in influence or circulation .y9l
Hereafter the REPUBLICAN inscribes upon is
banner the principle Of a18ai @l9aH IFB ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
NOlIee To- SettIers.
Land Office, BrOwnVilis, Neb.,
Dec. 9Th, 1866.

-A- q @1"e CltCC, ~ oNbOtttS1 SNeOsg
Dec. 9Th, 1866.
EpIToU ADyERTIsER Sir, / wish to
give notice through the columns Of your
paper that, under The present eircun.
stances, and until the Receiver Of the
Land Office will acI IN conjunction with
me in The business Of The Office, parties
desiring 70 make entries can make their
applications in due form and they will be
hled BY me +: and. when the business of
The Office is resumed, will be respected
and acted upon and the rights 81 parties
wholmakesnuch applications can be in no
wise preiudIced by The refusal of the Re.
ssiVsr 70 act. CHAs G. DORsrY, "a
'i7uLd - q mis Register
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by The undersighee, living three and a
half miles North WeSto Of BrOFDville in Eemaha
County, Nebraska, on the Sd day Of December. 1866
Ouo red kteerebush Of tail white. one year old,
u-5 ISRAEL COTTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
STRaY NOTICES.

Taken up BY TIE undersigned, living one ard a
half miles South Of BroWnville, on the LIST day Of
December, 1865, One red Cow with some white on
left side with swallow fork in the right ear, and
under slope IL the left, supposed to he eight years
old. Also, One brindle and white spotted Cow
with white faeereroPpf Of the left ear. and an
dCrh:t in the Itit, supposed to be eight wears old.
Ecss9R1r nS1E3 WESLEY PENNY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Senators Upton AID Thaysr, this inius-
lice toward Nebraska will soO cease
They have already received assurances
from The proper Department g the effect
that the ''QuasieFnssief vii hw fEsA
our region whatever surPlas We may
have" \
As Gen. Gras has wgnifee bis inten:
lion 10 prosecute with great vigor in the
Spring The war against the hostile Indi.
ans on the Plains, this viii probably be
a rich sugar plum 10 Nebraska. and
the indue nee thai gained il will not be
forgotten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Nancy Freel, Caroline Bradley, Thomas Ross,
William Ross Raheft Rnss, joseph Ross samuel
R5A, james Res. John Fess, and George kossJoo
rnl take notice that fnpufsuance Of an erder gran
tea by the Protsee Couit CT Nemaks Ceuna7'N
brasks TerritdeB OF the 24th day Of DeeeHs1r
d. 1856. I win cHsa for sale at public aeesg1 On
Tie 9th der ofaFebruary, A. ". 1cok'
Al ne o'closR i. n. 81 said day, upon the plemis
r. he f~olioNfng dslsTbed real Estate,t 70 -M
Tse NosM Wesf n~rsFfsr6 81 the South West quar-
ter. oeSsesion Thirty-thrse 1851 Township four
n. AZ Ranrs ssventesnfl7I Estimated in Nemaha
Countv. NebrasAa Territsfy, also, FIVE acres tim
heved land situated IN Richardson County, in said
Territory. and described as follows: commencing
az the South West corner Of the North East quarter
II ne South West quarter OF Section Nine, Town
ship :, Of Rgnge ~ running East ~ rods thence
North 40 rods. thence West 20 rods, thence Ooutn
40 rods to the place Of beginning
J. RITTER, Administrator
cfthe Estate Of Samuel R1ss.dec.
BsownvilTe, jan, 9TH 1867 Ia a. Sl3,5O
EW
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by the undersigned, living two miles
South West Of BroWnyilles Nemqha County, Ne
braska, on the first day Of December, A.. D. 1856.
One red and white spotted Cow, point Of the
right horn broksn Oh, eropof left ear. and split and
underbit in left ear, about 3 years old.
aroH bpdT enfnnflQSEPHA REARDY
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nae RR0WNYILLR HOUSE fOr sale

The BrownviIIe Honse and Several Lots in the
City Of Brow nville, Nebraska, VIII DO sold At PR
vate sale on reasonable terms. Possession given
as soon as sold, For farther particulars inquire
Of A Soboenheit in Fall City or E. w. Thomas
in BrownvilIe. "N =. W. Thomas.
-. .lA-f - -. Trnstee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
TerrLbIe Slaughter hI IndIans,


Terrible Slaughter By Indians.
a special dispatch 70 The Omaha Her
aid says
Information has been received at De-
Partment headquarters hal a severe bat
lie bad occurred onJhe Dist peal Fort
Phil. KeaFRsN on the route 70 Montana,
in which detachment of troops from
4hat fort, consisting of 81 men and 3
officers were attacked byoa body Of about
5000 hostile Indians. The fight was Of
Unprecedented severity and desperation.
All the officers and men engaged were
killed. The Indian loss is reported TO
have greatly exceeded the number Of
troops engaged, US il must have from the
desperate character Of the 7ght.
BreFet La Col, WI. Feumnn, of the
18th Infantry in command of the de.
,aehmen,, and Capt. F. H. Brown and
Ii, G. W. GtummOnd, of the same regi-
ment, were the officers killed.
Sufficient reinforcemen,s have gone
forward to insufs the safety of the posts
along tbe liRe.' enc geaI III
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Marriage and CelibaeE

An ESsAX or WARSISG ASD I~NsTBUOrios FOR
YONG MES, Also, Diseases and Abuses which
permanently p~sostFats The Vital Powers, with sure
means oisnelief. Sent Trse Of Charge, in sealed
letter envelopes. Address.
$500 DR.. J. SELLHN E0CGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
JaEuaFy, lst 1851 I-yagia7 - ro1lh
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

-tTakcn DIP bk.tbe- dhdSrsigncd living two miles
westOf BsoFnville, On the lFt day, Of December
1866, one heifer, white a II over except point Of the
years old lis pd ROBERT GILMORE
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by the undersigned. living near the
bend 81 Honeys Creek, 10 Peru Prec met Semafla
County Nebraska, on the Sd day Of peeemberstS f
One white Steer, with blno or dark sp0hs on
limbs and body, branded with I'D on left hip, 4
pears bid newt aurfn0 aaf sses Uc = ENt
IT'S pd FRANK g. IRVINE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
Estata Of y. Z. Brsitmeyer, Dsoeassds

Notice is hereby given that the Probate COurso Of
Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, has appoin-
ted the 18th day Of May and the 10th day Of June
A. D.lS67 as the time for exanining and allowing
claims against the estate OF Frederick William
BrsitmsSeflSts ofAid County ofNemaha, deceased
court az the court room ia BroWngille, in said
CUuufy Of Eempha. All persons haviug claims
against said Estate are required 70 file the same
with the Jndfs Of said coart on.or before the feth
day Of JuAe, I. D. 1861, % they viii be forever
Probate Judge.
&C DEusER, Executor. 14-5t $500
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up bY khe un1rsigned, living one and q
half miles aboes Long eridge. on the ed day Ct
Oetohtr. 1856 ,ohe Red Steer, with white face.blnd
lei white, hais rsyup, white belly, supposed to
be two years Old past.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Token hpbyths undersikntd, living three ana a
half miles North West Of Br0wnviIle, On the 73d
day Of Oeteberg Ab-lSSnFtEE aHsr
Cna red and white spotted Cow, crop OF or
ien ear and swaiioW fork 10 The right ear, branded
=" on the hip.dsW-lsped, about 3 years old.
One rad and white spotted Cow ,underbit IL each
ear, about 6 years old. Z afed ISRAEL Corros,
BrOwuTille, Nor. 3 1855
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

+ Taken up By the undersigned. living At hiekery
Grevo.H miles vest Of BroTnyilie, on the 9Th day
Of November one red stser, i've years cid, bush OF
sail white lQ,5tFf COWARD ? HARMS
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
6TRaY NOTIoE.

STRaY NOTICE.
Taken upby1 The subscriber, living in Lafayette
Precinct. on the 18th day Of December, 1856. one
Bay Ponsy, Star in tho forehead, heavy main ana|
ttl, 3yes7s old last spring,
ltStFaid. JACOB eOoDE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

X Faksnrb By the undsTsisHeJa living
one mile EastsOf London, in Nemaha
County Nebraska, on the 18th day of
NOEeuber A D. 1865. One brindie
Heifer, branded with T. l., on. left, h,p
about Two years old. N. COLEMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by the undersigned Lying fonr miles
NorthFo Of Browns lie Eomaha COunty, Nebraska.
on the 10Th day Of November, 1856. one soFrel Colt
with starin Forehead bote hind feet white, two
years old. lost pd iVitA3 s. II CLAYTON.
Taken up by the undersigned living five miles
south Vest Of Brpwnyillein Nemaha County Ma
braska, on the 20th day of November, 1866, ono red
spotted steer. underslope of each ear, one year old
One red and " hite spotted heller, 10 marks or
brands, about one year old next spring.
10 5tc Ca WILLIAM DANFELs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by the dndersigasds IiSihg six miles
west Of BroEnville, near Wedzis's bridgs,sou the
10th day Of November 1865 ems bhasko eow. some
white under her belly, ear marks. q split in each
ear and q crop 81 of both, bnsndnd Hi1h JP on the
l9-5tpd zLd Ha ms ersRw
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken upby the undersigned. living at Hickory
Grove i4l-2 miles west of BrOEnFiiiey on the l9th
day of November one red steer, 3 years old, crop
cd both cars, bush Ct tsilEhits. I0-5t pd
ri ia7e ~ fHg eaiHt s7,- h GEORGE oTTENs
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up BY the undersigned, living in Nemaha
County on The 25th day Of October, 1856 one Red
steer ,suppossd tosbd three sears old lst 1spring.
with acrop If Of theFightsea ear and q small sus<k
Of white on the right shoulder,
a john HANNA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken Up By the undersigned, living four miles
North West pf BreEnrills Nebraska, GA the 81
day 81 N0Feaber 1906
Cne redaaa uhisecov (spsckled swa.iou FORK
in right ear, nine .yeareuld ~rattFs
Nov-s.Isss s1 uiD3i JSbs LG Saith
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

.ss RscfiVsF's Office, Brownsville, Nth
,,.,ss,l eli 1anuaty Sd, 1867
.si Ms RptroRs WIZ you be kind enough
10 give publicily V ihs following letter.
that persons interested may know better
lew . ars- aa p aiia adt
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Taken up by .he. undersigoed, living atSknfran-
cisco, IN NemahaC County, Nebraska, on the. 10Th
day of November, 1866 one pale red speckied steer
crop of the left ear split il the tight ear. heavy
horns, about 4 years old.
l0-5S % JAMEs GTSpER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

LAnk -bbefanOns Tor NOrember.


Lsne OPERATIONS for November.
The following, giving the number Of
seresaf public and-eaieFsdasIh places
nsmed, Ne condsnse from she Washing
con Aqrd Dec 2lsi AID 2s.h: naa
: A IA Cross, Viz, $3.50 acres
A Junction City, Ka,ull29O ssres.
a. ST. PeieF. MINI, 6 260hcres.
Al Deroit, Mich, 1901 fcres.
AZ Marquette, Mich, s.7l2 acres.
AtTopeka, Kss.. 7.z4l acres.
a. Sioux City. lows. 800 acres.
IA SIS croix, Wis, zoos acres.
Al B~0onyille, Mo, s,2s6 acres.
From The Nebraska City News we
learn shat tie entries made in ihat city.
forasle Otoe Land District during The
month Of November were.
Homestead e%nlries2 2,ssl acres.
Ag. Col. seli9, 6-0s2 acres.
Land Warrants. 773 acres.
'saCashatnsfiss tHFa- 1868 acres.
.ooi4e3 81 al aeln- - as
Total. I0,099 acres.
ELsssss Al lie ofSce in this ci,yfOr he
Eemsha Land District during November
gsEd fofsqt q ssnr5ss'sb . gauel
%, HonsAts3sl a1la 3 G0.4S4 acres.
Ag. Col. Scrip, $3.50 us
Land Warrants, 956
".I-|I. |ta.|HM IMa ~
81 sf'eszad3rssfM so s0VV
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03
EFRANK 6. IRYlNE.

MH - HH aA fIHHaN AWaA#"H w. .N
Taken up by ths undersigned, living 3 miles
North ef BF6wnviile, Nemala, County, Nebraska,
on the 5th day Of December, 1886, one Red lIeil er,
one year old, marked with d~ewlaped no other
marks Or bIahds l0-5tc s.nss lsRAEI. CoTrox.
+ 2 Taken upby the unlersignsd living six miles
West Of BrownYille, Ncmaha County, Nebra ka on
the 9th day Of November, 1856, One dark red
Steer, some white spets on the body, balfcrop OF Of
left ear. two yeara old last Spring. se YAK
20 St c gs JAMESW COLEMAN.
Taken up by the undersigned, living at Glen
Rock in Nemaha County, Nebraska, on tho 10th
day Of November, 1866
One OK, white on the back ard belley white face
branded on the left hip, supposed to be & mexican.
brand, seven years old. One steer with white
face, white back and bellsy,balance red ,a5ou + three.
years old One Waite and rod speekled heifer three
years old, DO marks or btands. 0ns red and pale
COW, branded on the lefh hip very dina. ab0Ht sew
en- years old. One black Cow, with short tail
about three years Old. FOsB brf b heller, With
white on back,2 years DID. One brindle heifer,
non9rks OF bDndss ono gear oldsf zone Hack
calf a I'D one red calf last springs calves.
I0-5t ID JANEs BrsnoP.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Gen. Samuel r. Curtis. Government
Commissioner Of the u. p. r. r., died.
suddenly in Council Bluffs, at 10 O'Clock
on the morning of The 26th ult. He
was in apparently excellent health
on lesging Omaha in a carriage
In the morning with his associate Com
~missionsrs. but on crossing the river and
reaching the Iowa side he asidiscovsr-
ed in a f~sinsing condition be was imme-
dia,ely conveyed TO the residence Of Col.
Nut, where all was done to restore con.
sciousness that could be, but without avail,
and the hero Of Pea Ridge passed away.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

Our friend, C. N. r., informs US of
a very interesting Sabbath Sch6oI Fest.
sal held in Tecumseh, Johnson county,
Neb., on Christmas Eve. Rev. Foldens
Of The II. z. Church. opened with a
short, appropriate address, after which
The school children spent a time il dec
Iamalion, singing. (assis.ed BY the gIee
club, and delivering dialogues. To con-
elude, Santa Claus en.ered. and from a
huge Christmas Tree Of n~arvelously
rapid growth, distributed among The
children d large lol Of beautiful presents,
The occasion was very pleasant and in
dressing, and long 10 be remembered.
Christmas night Bivens & Cos new
Grisi Mil was dedicated BY the young
folks having IN ]. a splendid dance.
Verify, Tecumseh and Johnson Goun-
" are Up with the times and progressing
hope our present obliging corresPOn-
.aeni will keep US posted, as well on every
day as on fesliVs. occasions.
.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-01-03

pat q In. Gen. Land Office,
.n.E nssna December 18Th, 1861 !