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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-05-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue " 4 CERTAIN contract entered ihia
April ~ ises. between q " aud Maria A
RIshafia u the bfft part, a " fallentine Of
The setoni part and u W Uillsti n The third
art which aid contract i recorded 4 IN Probate
clerk : Office Of panola county, Mississippi, |
siil ~ trustee appointed BY aid contract on
Monday the sth day Of June, 1868, In tho
iosn Of safdis, cell 70 The highest bidder, fof
cash. The following described property, to-wit.
Al Of the Interest, conveyed 10 me as trustee.
10 The new Brick Hotel, In the town Of Sardis,
oceuried by g W Richards and the ground
upon which II stands, which said interest il
a twenty years lease ron the 1T day Of Oc-
tobcr 1890 together with all the furniture
belonging 10 said hotel ! will. as trustee afore-
said, deed said property to The purchaser.
may2-Gt l. p COOPER, Trustee.
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ADMINISTRATORS So1Ie

Lessers q sdninissr.ties ksxoG
ID % the uad<rsisssd - he 49, Il
a. Herring decmsed. ~ ~ rppe11s
rassaa essaiy. 4 fhs fserunsy -
1851. Ell re<nsss kavine sinfus
ssssss ere ksusy ssttnlfttNo8
: 1rgtgosr>1 b ~ $40 -
ceF1 b ~ ssws e p.setA 49,
pr>srries1 y lsv, - shey IN h
asxNsA
rsr7i-s As--,<sss'
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue Of three writs Of execution to m,
directed from the Circuit Court Of Panolf
county, State Of Mississippi, two made In fayoI
Of $. y. sorsby, surviving partner, &C., Va. "
'. Potts, and ono In favor o. Shelton McGcbc,
". Joshua Taylor, ct alp ! will, on Monday
the 4th, day Of May, 1863. at the courthouse
door in the town Of Pamela, said county, within
lawful hours offer for sale to the highest bid.
der, for cash, the following property, to-witi
The west fractional half Of section 90, town.
ship 8 range !, one hundred acres, more oil
less. lying and being in said county Of PIANO
Ia, levied on ms the property Of defendant W
V. Potts, to satisfy said execution and costs.
apls-3t r. b. JONES, Sheriff.
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en- siilss The gslss ~ l~faasFsrls
iioa N Msmphla shsll 10 ~ mpls
nls as ~ stimulate ihs saving n NJ
wtasnl abaadsai and III future eFop=
viii my plsoilae friends give aems
attention ~ Their orchards A. veil -
N ihsif csaiauf Their fruits Will
tay iaslof bills snd iases.
N WHnf,
Pfesidsni Miss a Tenn ~ w.
Memphis, Agdl 2sih, 1865.
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent the eo-p~rtasnhil 4
tefofe szistinE under The name ssd "
spsan Z hish'cvsr 10 lhis dAy dirslssa
ncass notes snd scrounb VIII b fsss1
h.sds D HIsbscves.s q ~
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y esly sa,hcrissd 70 sisn Ia lisside1Da
HITs9 mA!k
". B-fArties isfshssf = ~ 49,
are requested 10 setIe d esee. y 49, -
tion. - The business nrss ) eien4 e.
I'D uI0nI0eD
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Psnola ecssg
Julius 7. Wells and Leroy =. Wells - :
distributes d the estaie q ws.k ~
ceased, their rv-idsnee being unt nor:
9 sse hereby cited 20 spp<ar 49,
Probate Court Of said county. Il - g
hoes thereof 90 The fourth hcnd1y ~
lses 10 show eauss Why ,he pesitios y :
usi Peeie, administrator Dc bonis pc :
ssiass Of ssid dersdent, prsyiss = :.
'ovu ioss W fhe tosn 81 Ds>sssha< ~
county should not he granted.
~ order Of Court irsu>d Febrsary . y
fzsrft-H ". p. wOOTTEM O"
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Robert Teonh. !. sboes 10 lssvs
for Europe. 10 attend IN important
lawsuit in which he Is interested
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Nebra,ta AdrerRser:

EfaOr Nebraska AdreTtiser:
Last week I visited the town Of
Gallatin, Daviess County Mo. Ithas a
beautiful location on the high prairie,
overlooking the great valley of the
Grand River, with plenty of building
material close at hand.
Our former friend and fellow-t0wns-
man, Hon. r. L. Dodge, is perma-
nently located at Gallatin, and has just
been elected as Judge of Common
Pleas, with Probate Jurisdiction. His
many friends and former patrons Of
Nemaha will rejoice to hear that bis
legal ability and answering integrity
is appreciated BY the good people of
Davies county. -
/ had the pleasure of being present
at a railroad meetingin GalLatin, held
for the purpose of voting $780, 900 for
the Chilicothe and Omaha Railroad,
which runs up the valley Of the Grand
River, within three-quarters Of a mile
of Gallatin. The meeting was ably
addressed by Judge r. L. Dodge, MI.
MCGEE, State Register Elect, and
others ofDaviess county, and by Hon.
Joel Asper, Representative to Con-
gress, of Chilieothe. G. w. w.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Grants majority 4
ESTIMATED.

The Adiutent General Of the Army
has made his annual report to the
Secretary ofWar. The actual strength
of regiments in service on the 30th
of September was 43, 741 men (;
besides there YER 4,34O men more IN
the Engineer, Ordnance and other
branches Of the service. An Unusu-
ally large number of discharges have
been granted during the year on indi-
vidual application, and these, with
the ordinary dischargesand casualties
7 rapidly diminishing the regiments,
except cavalry, which are necessarily
kept in force because of Indian opera
tons.
IT is stated that 4,5OO men will be
discharged before New Year by reason
ofthe expiration Of their terms Of en-
listmeut. The number of desertions
last wear were 8, 100 less than the pre-
vious wear. The number of deserters
arrested was nearly 1000 more, and
the proportion of losses by disertion to
the strength Of the army is c0nsidera-
BILE less than last year. In order to
stin further reduce the expenses and
strength Of the military establishment
the attachments ct the recruiting de-
pots have been reduced as much as
possible, and schools of instruction
have been suspended. No recruiting
of any kind but for the Navy has been.
going on since the end Of last july.
and there are only five station for re-.
cruting in this arm of service. Reg
iments on the Pacific coast have, al
far as was possible, to avoid the ex-
pense Of Transportation, been supple
ed with recruits obtained In CalfOF-
MIA. The strength Of all cOlored regi-
ments In the service is nearly up to
the required standard.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

aaj1dgsaa 5enSEupt epon his own Psiisio5
Oy sn08l8Hios loutO said usfrfn
est VIII HOOVER AS.fg,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The people Of Nebraska City and
Otoe county appear to have q "White
Elephant'o n their hands, in the shape
of the Midland pacific r. r. CO..
The people voted to assist the eompa-
ny to the amount Of $50, 900 ineOunty
bonds, to be used in conjunction with
an equal amount Of money furnished
by the Co, and 70 be issued IN stated
sums. The company done a little
work and then the Democratic County
Commissioners issued themthe whole
$3.50, 000 in bonds. The people begin
to see where they can pay a large
amount Of interest but the whistle ol
the locomotive appears q long way of.
We are Of the opinion that the Com
pany have builtab0ut all the Railroad
they intend to-at p~resent.-PBGts-
mouth Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
railroad meeslnE al rams CITY.

EdRor NobrGska AdUcTtser:
At the Railroad meeting at Falls
City, Richardson county, on the l4th
inst, quite an interest was manifested
on the part Of the people Of Richard
son and other counties in favor Of the
'Great Nemaha Valley Railroad"
Remarks were made by several Of
the leading men from counties along
the proposed road in favor Of imme-
dlate action. A motion to organize
was adopted unanimously.
Acommittee consisting of Hon. Ish-
am Reavis, Major Sargent, w. d
Scott. Hon. Human Rhodes, ]. w.
Holt, and Hon ]. J. Gardner, was APP
pointed 70 draft articles Of Corporation,
and report at next meeting.
A committee ofseven was appointed
70 prepare resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the meeting, consisting Of.
w. D. Scott, Maj. Sargent, Hon. J. j.
Gardner, Hon. Isham Reavis, J. W.
Holt, and Geo. Abbott.
Secretary was instructed TO notify
The citizens Of Richardson, Pawnee,
Nemahas johnson, Gage, Lancaster,
seward, and other counties interested,
Of the next meeting.
Adjourned to meet at Tecumseh,
Johnson county, on Saturday, Novem-
Der Dist
Arrest deal ofinterest was manifes-
tedand a desire on the part of all pres
ant a. push forward the enterprise.
THE people Of the Great Nemaha Val
lev are vide awake to their interests
md win now strike for the develop
rsent al Southeastern Nebraska, and
= fbis and they viii demands portion
oeeFs Pnbuc Lands. The counties Of
E~jr6sT8son. Pawnee JohnsOns Gage
49, IeDcastsr are alike interested in
9ssmsrsment, and win push forward
ece~nlcompletion, the crest
S-,,sha valley Railroad.
CITIzE
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

DutoJnlf on
.Fef33nta lat al the lid 61B
ed t1cse who mekfhe Got ni pm
.eTe thif year. lncludif those 18th
when EommIssioneTH Anger aud
Cullom eounseNed, nu11bering in The
.aggfegafe nearly 1900 sOuls are at
peace removing to, Of already en-, the
reservations set apart FOR them, and
are not disappointing the expectations
and hopes of the Commissioners. On
the contrary, the Kiowas, Camanches,
AFFapahoes and Gheyennes, number
ing some 5000 or 6000mengWomenland
.children- are upon the war path.
nov operating foF a n0h-fulfllment
on the part of our treaty stipulatiOns
with these Indians. &
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
RaiIrOadAUp and Down the
Missouri River.

Editor Nebraska Advertiser:
The bulk Of the wealth Of Nebraska
is contained in the counties laying
along the Missouri river. Now what
shall the river counties do in regard
to building a Railroad up and down
the Missouri river, from the Kansas
line to Dacota, Nebraska? All the
trade Of Nebraska will be on the line
of this road. The grain of Nebraska
comes to the Missouri river. How
shall we send this grain and produce
westward? I answer by the Union
Pacific Railroad through Omaha-by
means of this road up and down the
Missouri river. Let politicians look
to this matter. OBSERVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The ten Western States Of Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas
and Nebraska, gave a majority of2s5,-
600 for Gen. Grant. These States,
which contain more than one-third Of
the population of the Union, voted
solid against Seymour and Pendleto-
nianism.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The financial stringency produced
I'm the money market by the copper
head scheme to produce q panic has
more than ceased, as gold is lower
than when the attempt was made I;
and the peoples emphatic endorse
ment OF "Let us have Peace has
strengthened the credit Of the Nation
the world over.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Omaha feels comparatively "big" If
we may judge fron the number Of
comparisons: Thus the Republican
copies the vote of some smaller city
than Omaha with the Omahavote, and
remarks cOmplacently "OmGhG eth
ahead" It has not yet compared
with the vote of Brownville!
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Gen. Howard reports $S,977,O 900 ex-
peUded for the Freedman's Bureau
during the past fiscal year, and recon-
mends its discontinuance from jan
uary lst, 1869, yet recommends a con-
tiBuance of Freedmmans Hospitals at
Washington, Richmond, sandusky
and New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The New York Tribune criticises
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson's cOurtesies to
Laird Of England sharply, and says
she has sh0gn himself a tody and a
snOb, and unworthy to be the repre-
sentative of true American citizens
and we shall feelas long as he remains
at the court of England that this ma
ton is not represented there, but dis
graced.pt
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The officers Of the Grand Lodge of
l. o. ofO. +. chosen at the recent ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge forthe ensu-
ing year are ss follow San
ders, Omaha, g. M. J. NJ. Hacker,
BrownviIle, DIP. G.. NJ. ; DR.. Aug. Ro-
der, Omaha, G.. W.; John Evans,
Omaha, G. Sec. d. C. Sutphen, 0ma-
bs, g. Treas. ; Jonas Hacker, Brown
vile, 6. Rep. F. Templin, Neb. City,
q. Orator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

We learn from the St Louis Demo-
Graf that the American Express COM
pany and the Merchants Union Elk
press company have become CONSOLE
dated under the name Of the Ameri-
can Merchants Union Express COM
pany.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Thenew Railroad Bridge at Quincy
was crossed by train for the first time
on the 9Th. locomotive, tender and
twenty-three cars were nearly two
hours in crossing, the bridge showing
s~carcelv a ~preceptfbie tremor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The United States Senate, after the
4th Of March next, viii be divided,
politically; Republicans, IS; Demo
crats, 10; three States unrepresented,
s. whole number Of Senator's, "a. OF
these, l6 are from the reconstructed
States, including Tennessee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Chicago q Northwestern Rail-
read have made arrangemenistOthFow
= temporary bridge across the Missouri
river at De Soto, thus making direct
connection with the Nebraska Air
Line
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Gen. Grant, while on his way to
Washington, made but one speech
thus, at Belleville, Illinois: Gentle
men +: / see many of you in uniforms.
You laid THIN Offthree years age, you
can now lay them off again, and we
will have Ieace. Good night"
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Washington ovationista were
considerably disappointed last Satur
day by Gen. Grants arrival in W6EG
ihgt0n, 30 unexpected and quiet that
he reached his home before anyone
hardly knew he was in the city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Dr. VIM. n Daily, formerly Of this
county has assumed charge Of the
Arago Southern Ne6raskian. Success
atLend him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
PennsElFania-OmclaI

The Republican majority in October
was 9,677, which shows a gain Of 1S,
22l votes for Grant. MostOf the frauds
perpetrated in October were prevented
in November, which accounts for half
the m~ajOrity-the Republican gain in
Philadelphia alone being over 5000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

VIM. J. Abbott, Post Master at Lin
coin, Neb., has been arrested upon
charge OF rObhing the mail, vaiuables
having been lost at different Times be-
tween Nebraska City and lincoln for
q year past. Abbott was formerly 2
resident Of Nebraska City. He is now
under arrest at Omaha. The penalty
upon conviction for an offense of this
kind is ten years in the peuitentiar
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The N. Y. Herald contains long
sensation accounts ola Cuban fllebus-
tering expedition. The Tribune don't
believe d word Of it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Liberal Government in Spain
have taken measures to stop the un-
just Wars waged by the crown upon
the South American States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

St Louis has voted down the prop
oslton 20 take s. 1905, 0O0 stock in the
St Louis, C~hillecothe and Omaha
Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

81
NcEembef. 4b6S, - b Of the
Lo91 bur God VIII prayc lng and
Pre-.
Nofeover. the reOple ofths by their
Id ature. baVr ena4Itd that fsaFer-
20 Dali ID pvoeamaAon. set a 1ay
Zach year as 8 day 1T solemna
Thanksgiving tOAlmighty God for his bless.
ings to US as a State and Nation.
NO0C, therefore, earnestly SecOndiRg this ac-
ton Of the President, n cheerfully giving
voice to the viii of the people, F,%DaEidFB But
Ter. GoveFnOr-0f tie state Of Nebraska. dc
this State, citizens end strangers to abstain
from their secular avOcations, on the 26th
day q NoFeIWteE m % nEsaHblerin the
customary places of worship and before
Gods altar rfcOuntfWith fthanksgivin the
many blessings, material and spiritual, which
have been bestowed upon. US as a people.
And while engaged in these grateful deYo-
lions let all behold how has been the
Hand hat protects and bleSSes, to the end
that as inviduals and as a nation all may be
imbued with the spirit Of hnRble yetimplicit
trust in theLOgd.
further call upon the citizens TO eharae-
terize the day by letting gratitude find ex-
preston in deeds Of beneYolence as Welf-as
in words OF thanksgiying-, Especially do ]
cali upon them TO seek out and mfniSteF 10
the wants of he poor, the needy, and the
suffering. those made 50 bv the wars for cur
that are In distress, from whatever cause,
and bear to them relie-thatthe Tand may be
filled with gladness-that every heart and
dwelling, on that day, be converted into q
temple Of thanksgiving and praise.
IN testimony whereof, | have l%iereunto set
my hand and caused 70 be affixed the Great
SeafOf the State, this 9TH day of November,
1858 DAVID BUTLER.
I. P. KENNARD, Secy. of State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The United States have recognized
the free Government just established
BY the Tevolueonists in Spain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The Baptists Of Salem, Neb., are
erecting q church. d. A. Tisdel is
about 70 lay out a S. Z. Addition to
fhntfoun
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

Sen, Thayer left on the 18th for
Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

ROSADALIS
Is Recommended BIZ the
Best Physicians Everywhere
Rad 90 roLLow1Na rron

READ THE FOLLOWING FROM
DR.. F. oLIN DANNELLY, now Of this City
Formerly Professor of Physiology and Path
illogical Anatomy in the Middle Georgia
Medical College, TiefSHrgeen StatoofSonth
Saronna, during the war, Ntce-PreSiden
Georgia Medical Association:
Mr., Ldiorence:--I have carefully examined
your formula fOrthe ROSADLIS, and recon-
q II to several of my patients. The
combination is a happy one, and must prove
a potent remedy iBan diseases requiring the
virtues Of agreat lterativemedicine. / wish
you success.
F.OIIN DANNELLY.
Baltimore, April p. ISIS.
BALTIMORE Nd, MaFch4, 1868.
Ioeileye DR.. L~awrence's "R0SADALIS"
20 De the Best Alternative in Use, and there
lore cheertuHy recommend It as such.
THOMAS J. B0YKIN, ". ID. !.
-
BALTIMORE, FEBRUARY 10th 1868.
TT u laurence DearSir take pleas
uLe1n recommending your ROSADALIS as
d NeI{ poWefful Alternative.
Yours truly, R. W. CARR, Nd
We know DR.. Lawrenee's Rosadalis to be
g saIe and reliable Alternative, &C., and take
Enn aaS "a recommending It to the profess
ION ana public.
Il MsOqFS MB, e Barnes. NJ ID.
II Barham, MD, W.T. Brewer n D.
W Dnggan I'D, WI Bullock, n D,
wilson, n. O.. January7th 1888
sA-Eor Testimonial of REMARKABLE CUES
- NOss0als ALMANAC" for this year@ss
Prspareda at ne Laboratory Of
Dr. J. j. Lawrence & Co.,
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

A new Post Office has been estab-
lished in Saline County, between
Swan City and Big Sandy. The name
of the Office is Equality-P. NJ, MI. A.
Dike.-Bhue Valley Record.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
DYSPEPSIA CURE

viii also be found invaluable In all eases Of Diar-
rnGa, DysenteTy, Collie, Sumner Complaints, Gri-
piDs' andin fact OVsry disordered condition Of the
stomach.
sec By Drugsists in city o. country everywhere
3Pa PEI hottles o. By application 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Home Testimony.

Wv HAYES, CT, Juno I, 1857.
Aessrs. G. g. CLARK & 20.
Gents Being anxious, from the great benefit
derived to assist IN spreading the fame Of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure, I woui6 state my case. Some
thing over q year ago, ] had . violent attack Of Di.
arrhosa, which lasted sight weeks, during which
time kemplOyed three phyeiEianss but Without re-
lief, until I tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure. me arst
dose helped me- EtOOE u three Zines a day for q
week, and was entireiy CURED aid believe to-
day that IL saved myB4e. Being attacked In a sim
liar way this season. Itocf en8 doe. which pui me
AL right. would sdVi4f cry family to keep Il
on hand ready Tor fmmedlate SO, In case Of SUM-
mer or Bowel Complaint
The above Mr.. Dunn IS IN our employ, and we can
Vouch Tor the above stats1ent being true
3. ARNOLD < co.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

S0001 1oNIH ERemeR6er, L i g.
INV person can d IL. We havea new cheap,
licensed Sewing Machine, the best ever made.
1t will sew, fell, hem, tuck. braid and eEa-
machines Costs only Si8s think Of that be-
side SO: One agefit wanted for every county.
SAMPLE machine at less Than regular prize 70
one agent. SamploaOf work terms, SC, nee.
This Is a new thing. Send n see samples
A6HUELOTS. ~. COMPANY,
g.om Hinedala n r.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
Is 0HURGH. Ediasn

HaoKNyILLE EaUnsDAY. Eoy. .. lsss
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

FSTRAY NOTTCE-Taken up by tho nm
" dersigned, at sherman, Nemaha COUNT
Nebraska, on the 18th day % October. Isl
one Red Cow, with crop on Of both cara
Also ct the same time and place. two last
Spring Calves, both helfers, and both SIT m
the LEFT ear. R.A STEWARD
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19


NCl4g4OFA1oI9 ENpportr
IN District Of Nebroaka. - ~
BroWnYile, the oth day Nover.s n
Aoo5
Inc umQoE5lGnoo hereby fr~
appointment U8iGne8of r9SfSe MS
Washington EfecincL Nemaha - OF
bEa8Ea, Within sad nIsIrief. ~ We
adjudgeda BANKRUPT 1pon his own 6-sltfs1
BY tho.Dl8trfot Cares said u4fr@ -oni
6t VIC HOOVER Assieno.
NOTTcE0F EEHPPOTTT1T5-
N District Of Nebraska, a.. A. - SI
BrQWnvilIes the 9th day Of Noyembee a
The undersigned hereby gfvas noff,r
appointment as Assfgnee on Nahrn, n Us
sell, OF Nebraska ely, Oloe County N
ka, within SAID DAtrict. who hslf.Soe
judged bankrupt up0nshis own petif5o-
the District Court Of said District ~
63t WM. ii. HOOVER Arfy,o
NOTICEGF AHdTGNEE
IN District Of Nebraska .. AT ne $3.50
Br9RnvAe ne % daJ 81 septenfsf n
The UNDERSIGNED hereby qives nosf-
appointment IS Assignee OfSigmOnTs oeI--
Of UrOWnVflle, Nemaha county. Neb-o--
within said District, who has been edS,5--
q bankrupt upon q creditOris petition -
District Court Of said DistricE nc
est WI. H HOOVER Aszlsn.o
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
DR0BAEBNDFT eE-FsIafeofH.r waif

DtUbAIEH OF u. Wait
y deceased. Notice is hereby given that
the Probate Court Of Nemaha county. Ne
Draska has appointed Sarah Wait admfnfs-
tratr1X or the estate Of Hinam O.. Wait de-
that the said court has Appointed December
l4tn5 l60o, April 18th, May 10Th, June Tfh. and
LAZY I'm. 1883, az 10 O'Clock am. as the times
ana the court room In Brownville a. the
place, for examining and allOwing cInfmE
againstsaid estate. Those having such claims
are requtred 70 present them 70 said court on
~ Delore tne last day a~bOVeappointed or they
VIII be forever barred. A.W. MORGAN.
ut Probate judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19
IN THE WEST

Here is a chance for the best bargains, as I
have no. deadstoek on hand, all being entirely
new. The public are invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-11-19

The NJ. u. Elk. Co. have concluded
to open an office at Pawnee City,