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The Mercantile Agency.

THE undersigned take pleasure In announc-
II Tag to the business men OF Memphis that
thew have now on hand the REVISED REF
ERENCE BOOK for j oily, 1855 to which we cal
especial attention. Al business men are re-
speCtfully ihvited to call and. examine 4, To-
esther with the detailed reports On our records.
We invite TEST inquiries TO prove the vslua
r. q. DIN 90.
Msmphls, JAY 10, 1895, Iyis In
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ALLISON BROTHERS,

Sole Agents, 270 Front ST., HemPhis.
Commission Merchants desiring to make
purchases Of Gin Stands for their customers,
will fud IL to their Advantage 70 call upon Us
ivll 2nn AILISllN BROIHE RS.
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NOTICE.

Z HAVE determined henoeforlFard 20 do
II Commission business exclusively, and have
rented my store and taken an once up stairs
IN same buildiRg, where / viii be glad 70 zee
nay frieAde aDu eatnona. Thanking them foT
psst hVoFE, beg s continuance Of the same,
zhIS HATHAN HoFfHBLkERi
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L OUISIANA SELTzER AND MINERAL
IL WATER MANDATORY, No. "A Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans. Seltzsr Water put
up in bottles for the country at 81 per case OF
one dozen, and at s. % per barrel of three
dozen, Also, Tarred Seltzer Water at l6e per
bottle; Vtehy Water 81 $50 per bottle. Orders
left e the Factory or addressed through the
TREA0uLEr q LEToREy,
aPA sR fsppEilfnEs,
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R U 8 S ELLIS
DiSpGlSaTy, IlflnaTY and Drug Store,
Nos. 40 aud AZ North Court So,
arNpuTS rrNrA1 n xssssuu

MEMPHIS, {: TENNESSEE.
DR. RU6SELLS DIsPENSARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton Of the kind in the southwest, ests biished
in 1859, pleasantly located Al Nos 40 and AZ
north side OF Court Square, Memphis, Tenn, is
open for the reception OF patients desiring
treatment aud the comforts Of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the office or by letter, II desired. Dr. RUSSELL
is acknowledged by all parties interested as
by far the MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment of Private or Secret Diseases.
teed In every case, male or female. Recent
cases Of GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
IN q few days, without the use of Mercury,
change of diet, or htndrance from business
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last VesLige
eradtcsted without the use of Mercury. In
voluntary loss OF semen stopped in short
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or Loss OF
sexual Power restored 70 free viRor in few
weeks. elect or 9oDoIrhea OF loLg standing,
manently and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF SEIlF.ABUSEand excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss OF phyHical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
50 All consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Chronic RhsumetiSm, Neuralgia, Gsut, Pa
ralysts, Deafness, etc, treated by the aid OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
once hours from an. 10 p.m., and from
to pm
Those wishing TO purchase Drugs, Family
would do well to call al RU2SELL1s DRUG
STORE before purchasing elsewhere, No. ~
North Court street, under the Dispenssry.
te25 rf
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n ASoNI0 DIRECTORY.
Neutrality-suspicious.
1893

LODGES.
AN6KRoFA, Nc. l6S. Meets LIST Monday IN
every month, st Odd-FellovFE' Hall, cor. Court
aud Main. ID. B. Forster. "a Front street.
". NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
5oUrH MEMPETs, No. lis. Meets I'd Friday o.
eSoh month-hall, cor. Madison and second
A. J. Wheeler, w. NJ; Benz. X. Pullen, SEQ.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2SS. Meets LIST Friday OF each
mOnth-Hal, corner Madison and second.
Moses Seelig ". NJ; G. Curtis, Sec.
HAMILTON, No. $50. Meets 81 Friday OF each
month-0dd-Eellovs' Hall d. J. Lynn,
KILViSNIEa, no s1i' Meets 9Th Friday
of each mOnth-at south Memphis Hall,
corner Of Madison and second. George Nell
lersh, sd. ". a.; b. K. EuIlen, 3D.. Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PINK Chapter, No. l. Meets I'd Monday OF each
month-Odd-FsiloWs Hall. John Cent n. Is
II. P,i B. ID. Levy, Seo'y.
Il. ANDs. 4.
uRRKA Council, No. 6. Meets Sd Monday Of
each montl2--0d ID Fellows Hall. John Zent
IN. NJ; n. J, Wiggtn, Rec.
THMPLARs.
CTHKlyR CornmRnde-y, No. 4. Meets 9Th Mon
day OF each month. John Sent, Conn., n J.
Higgiu, Ree.
A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
2o4 FS-Olls Street.
RERHEs AND MITHRAs Lodges meet In con-
junction 4th Wednesday IN every month
r. Mellersh, Secretary 49, :.
CAsIPHIA council OF Princes OF jerusalem letn.i
No. l. Benz. x. Pullen, 3D., Tarsh'''i -
C1IvAET CHATTER Of Rose Crolx, 18TH, No. L
Charles W. Adams, sd, n. W.. H L IoEa-
PaTI.IPPE DUPLEssEIs Council OF K-h, Soth.,
No. l. Henry 2. Woodland, I'D, Comm
William Y, Cirode, SD, Rec.
CoNsIsToRY OF WEST TENNESSEE, sd Jonn
AInslie. SD Comm. in Chief; Dodge ..
Trader, I'D, Reg.
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REEVES AMBRosIA

REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR THE HAIR.
TmprOvedI
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
II lnvigrates the Roots OF the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard 10 grow luIu-
riantIy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
Itkeeps the Hair from Changing Color from Age
1t restores Gray Hair to its Original Color.
It brings out Hair on heads that have been bald
for years.
II is composed entirely of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
II has received over six thousand voluntary
testimonials OF It's excellence, many Of which
are nom physicians in high standing.
1t is sold in half-pound bottles Cthe name blown
in the glass;. by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
Goods everywhere, At One Dollar per Bottle.
Wholesale by Demss Barnes d Co.; F. O. Wells
& Co.; schiehelln q Co., New York.
mhl4ly
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Tenth Day of August, AID, 1899

All the right, title and interest OF the defend
ant, John y. W oodburn, as the sole SUI vtving
heir-at-laW and deyisee of John HoOdbUrn,
deceased, and in his own right in and 70 the
following described land, to-wIt: All OF sec
ton number three, all of fractional section
seventeen, lying south OF ROse Lake ditch, be-
ing a continuation of the section line between
sections two and three also, The west half Of
the northwest quarter and the west half Of the
southwest quarter of section eighteen, all in
township seventeen, range nine tE) west, con-
tanning in all about nine hundred and four and
three-quarter $500 acres, in the county OF
Washington, ktate OF Mississippi. Terms OF
sale as follows, to-wit: ONE-THIRD ca CASH,
balance in one and two years, bond and secu-
rity being required from tbs purchaser and
Lien 10 be reserved on said lands; and n the
event the purchaser fails 10 pay the bonds ex.
ecuted by him, or either one Of them ~ matu-
rty, the undersigned, Commissioner, is au-
thorizsd, upon application nom any party in
terested, to expose the said lands for saie anew,
for the emount 50 due and unpaid.
1 will also Offer for sale, 81 The came time, at
the highest bidder, for CASH, between the
hours prescribed by law, al The righl, title and
interest of the defendant, John K. Wood 0urn,
in and TO the following described lands, to-wit;
The southeast quarter and the east half OF The
southwest quarter OF SECTION eighteen, aud the
northwest quar- pr of section twenty-One, in
township seventeen, range nine west. In sEid
county Of Washington and State Of Mlssis-
sippi. E. J. COMSFOCK,
je6 daW I'd Commissioner.
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LAWYERS.
ALBERT PIKE, CHARLES ". ADAMS, L. H. PIKE.
PIKE, ADAMS & PIKE,
AftArneYS. Solicitors & PrOet0rS

. TrFNyD to cases in the different Courts sit
"A ting at Memphis, and N the IlNef oouA'ies
OF Arkansas. -
Es- The Senior partner will hereafter espe-
cislly attend to cases in the supreme Court OF
STI55sssss and In The supreme Court and
Cont of Claims OF the United States at WSsh-
fngton bgfuR OF the frm OF PIKE q JOHN
0rics IN the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
corner OF Court and Second streets.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
THE MOST PAINFUL PILES
ID EADILY RELIEVED AND PERMANENT
h ly cured without pbysic, by
SeheVenaIl,a GaaIvnufe Iusfrumanf

UNHHUFNNUHN8 UfshFt4AhhC NNlsN8 HNHHtEHtI
Almost instantaneously and certainly, and
good fer a lifeline also, vaginal and uterine
diseases 1t is not only an ingenious mecbani-
cal device invented, but q valuable therapeutic
principle discovered. Private testimonials of
efficacy on hand. The patent being now
granted. we are prepared nom this time
forward to furnish Them by press, or to Drug
gists generally, and by Wholesale in any guam
tty, on short notice and with liberal discoant,
at the Factory in Raleigh, Shelby county. Tenn.
Address SCAEVENELL q RkMBkRC, as
above, or at lSa Front street, Memphis, Tenn
mali
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Co1lfnlissioalerla Nnie.

Stale OF Mississippi. Washington county-In
Chancery, May fern, 1865.
No. l43-BaTtley, johnson Il Co., vs. Il. d. Ell
lott etals,-lniunction and ALtachmen ut Bills.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
L CourI of the county of Washington, state
of Mississippi, rendered in the above entitled
cause on the 18th day of May, AID, 1883 the
undersigned, Comm tssioner, will sell, at the
door of the Courthouse OF Eaid county, 10 the
highest bidder, between the hours prescribed
by Law, on the
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New Firm

rDHE undersigned have this day entered into
i a copartnership for the transaction of q
Cotton Faetorsge and General Commission
Business, under the style Of ua.s
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ShelbyVIlle Male high School.

THE Twenty fifth Semi. Annual Session Of
i this Institution will open on LIST Monday OF
September, 1853 TERMS FOR SCHOOL, war
CLOSING JUNE 5, 1859, PAYABLE oNE-HALF IL
ADVANCE:
For Day Pupils..........-. 8 e %
For Bosrde ... 2S0 "a
Il is the desire Of the Principal TO direct his
attention conscientiously and faithfully 10 the
mental and moral training Of those committed
70 his care and in order to accomplish this
object more effectually, the number of board
ers viii be limited to six and the number of
day pupils to thirty.
Good boarding can be gotten with nrfvate
tamllie s at nom 81 50 10 IS % per week.
For information as regards discipline course
OF instruction, etc, Apply for circular.
J. w. DODD, AN, PRINCIPAL
iv29 i'm ShelbvviIIe KenITct-r
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1. O. .. f.

GAYoso ESoANPNESST, No. 5, I. o. O. +. Meets
on the Isl and 81 Thursday nights OF each
month. J. b. Mcclure, c, p Geo. Aeiiersh,
a P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe. jos
Chick AsAy LODGE, No. Sheets every Mon
dav nIEht at s O'Clock DR.. George ". Acree,
SG.: Thomas Bacon, Secretary. jylz
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OF ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Drawing October 6, 1865, Most
Positively.
FIVE HUNDRED PRIZES
Half Million Worth Of Property
CERTIFICATES, IS 90 EACH.

THIS grand distribution OF valuable real es-
tate property, under the management Of
some of the most influential ard resF ected cit
izens Of It. Louis, win take p are October g
1855, without fail or pCsLponement.
LIST OF PRIZES:
lsf. Paschan House Hotel, completely fur
nished. new bl ipging a rent OF $1,000 per
year, and located in the heart OF St Louis.
Value, $50 900.
ID. The residence OF Capt Dan Able, in Mem.
phis, TeDD., one Of the most elegant In the
city. Value, $4,000.
Sd. The former resid ence Of GOV. Wells OF Mis-
souri,, located at Jefferson City, the State cap
itai. Value, SlScO0.
4th to 10th consists OF valuable residences and
business houses. located IN ~. Louis, and val
ued at from $4,000 to $4,000 apiece. There
are also
40 OTHRR PRIZES,
Consisting OF Money. Silver Table Sets. Pianos
sewing Machines. etc, making a scheme OF
such tndncement never before gotten up In ths
West.
Certificates to be secured in Memphis % Mr..
e. s. Plummer. W. n. Passmore 4 Co., 80 Sec
0nd street, aud at the book and stationery es-
tablIshuept Of George Pattisou & Co., No 3tTsS
Main street. Orders for certificates BY mall
viii be promptly attended 10 by PattisOE a Co.
Certificates, 50 each
p. s. LANHAM, Manager.
W n RHEA General Agent TVS
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EDUCATIONAL.
Memphis Female COLLEGE.

TWENTY NINTH SESSION.-We shall or
i ganize the FORMS in this College, accord
ing 10 previous annOup cement, Tor the ensuing
scholastic year Of foTty weeks, on TUESDAY,
September /, 1888 For circulars, giving full
particulars, apply to the Principal at the Coll
Iege, or al the bookstores.
Jy2s tses n. A. &. MORGAN Principal.
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Monday, Stat Day of August, A.B., 1858

At the hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at The southwest corner Of count
Square land at the Intersection OF South Court
with Main street), in the said city OF Mem his
state OF Tennessee, sell the premises above de-
sor1oed, at public auction, 10 the highes bidder
for cash
The title is believed TO be good but the under
signed viii make 10 warra utzes.
Jyl I'd CHARLES KOhTRECHT Trustee
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Inc unde rsigned heFsDy gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee or Durham q ssfter-
hhlle, OF Cuela, IN the county Of Shelby AMI
state OF tennessee, within safd DiStrfcf ,Vho
Asye been scJadged Ban krupts uFon thsir own
petition, by the District Court OF ssid Uisfrt.f
1888. VILLA M n frTtS,SIyy5 -A--''s
~ = ~ Assignee. Etc.
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IN the District Court Of the United States for
me DtslIiet OF West Tennessee In the mat
~ ~ ste pnen y Hancock, bankrupt Ia
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
NEBRASKA ITEMS.

The store of Curtis & Peayy of Pawnee City and
the Post 0aiee Of that place, which is kept IN their
store, were robed of allchange one night last week,
by some unknown persons. Loss not stated.
We learn from the Republican that q club has
been organized IN Omaha, under the style and
name of "The Omaha Irish Republican Club" O.
A. Downey was elected President, and John NJ
Sullivan Secretary.
A dispatch was sent from Omaha to Gov. Butler,
in Pswnee City, informing him of the sickness Of
b is paivate Secretary, CHI. Gere, ESQ. We learn
that Dir. Gears stu alton is critical. still there is
hope of his recovery. He is the Editor of the
Commonwealth at Lincoln City.
Young R uudaIls was sentenced by Judge Mason
at the last weeks session Of the District Court for
OtOe county, to one years imprisonment, for steal
ing a horse of Dir. Hurst, of that county.
RuIo shippe d on the 10Th inst, twelve hundred
bushels Of potatoes to Omaha.
The Press of Nebraska City, and the Herald Of
PlattsmOuth, speak in high terms Of =, II. Hewlett
as a temperance lecturer.
The Rev. /. T. Baird, Of BrownviIVe. has becp
preaching to the Presbyterian Church in Pawnee
City the past week. Many were aided to the church
as the result of bis labors.
A Republican Convention for the Fourth Sena.
torial District, composed Of Pawnee, Gage, Jefer-
son. Saline AID Lancaster County, will be held at
Beatrice. April Is In.
The Fourth Representative district, composed of
Gage and Jefferson counties mold a Republican
Convention at Beatrice April IIth-each for the
purpose of selecting a delegate to the State Con-
v~entiOn.
johnson county held a Republican convention at
last Saturday, and elected Col, Hirman
Rhodes and Judge John P. Patrick, as delegates to
the State Convention. One of them is the floating
delegate for Richardson, johnson and Nemaha
counties.
Judge o. B. Hewett, of BrownviIle, and Isham
Reevis, ofvFalIs City, are candidates for the Office
of District Attorney for the First Judicial District.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
RY PIT.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE ADVERTISER.


REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE ADVERTISER.
NEw YoRK, March 25.-The Wortd's
special reports that Seward offered the
ST. P~eteTsburgh mission to Cen Banks.
The report lacks confirmation.
March &c -Herald's dispatch says
at urgent solicitation Sec, Seward will
endeavor TO have the Pr ussian treaty rat
fled Immediately.
The Presidents veto of the bill to pre-
vent appeals IN habeas corpus cases was
read in Cabinet and approval. It will
be presented to Congress to-morrow.
LONDON, March 24.-An influential
meeting was held yesterday. A COM
mittee was appointed to urge forward
telegraphic communication TO India, Chr
ma and Australia by submarine cable.
LONDON, March %, 186S-The House
of Commons last night passed a bill
aBolishing church rates.
CHICAGO, March 25.--Contradictory
reports have been received regarding the
Arkansas election. The Memphis fra
aLdncb insists that the constitution has
been defeated by at least 5000 majority.
WASHINGTON, March 26.--S;ewart's
bill for the admission of Alabama de-
Clares the constitution submitted Feb.
4lh, to be The fundamental law for pro-
visional government and the officers
then elected shall enter on their duties.
The Governor may therefore convene
the legislature.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
IMPEACHMENT.


WAsHlNeroN. March 2S.lThe Senate chamber
was crowded 70 sufocatiOn at an early hour. Tick
cts Of admission we're issued to all the Galleries
would accommodate. Senator DOohttle appeared
and was sworn in. Senator Davis made The Objec-
tion to the court from the alleged fact that ton
States were unrspreseated. The Senate de cided
By a vote Of 40 to 2 that the objection was not we'll
taken. The Presidents counsel then filed the an
sWer of the President to the articles Of impeach-
ment. The answer occupies five solid columns of
type. He admits the removal Of Stanton, and the
appointment of Gen. Thomas in his place. He de-
mics acting contrary to law, denies the removal Of
Stanton constituted h Ugh crime and m~isdemeanOr
in Office; denies tnat he violated the Constitution
in appointing Thomas; denies that there was no
vacancy in the War Office; denie1 that he attempt
ed to get possession Of the War Office by force.
BE gave Thomas authority to take possession for
the purpose Of bringing the matter before the court.
He denies thathe tried to get him to disobey any
law, or offered any inducements for him to do So.
Denies that the speeches said to have been made by
him in swim ging around the circle and elsewhere,
have been correctly reported; and claims that
what he did say, he said as Rprivate individual,
ard not as President of the United Stetes, for which
be ought not to be questioned. Denies that he
ever said that the present Congress was not legally
a Congress as provided by the Constitution of the
United States, or tn at it would not be until the
other ten States were re presented.
The managers 70 quested a copy Of the Presidents
answer, and were given till tomorrow noon in
which to file a replication. The Presidents counsel
asked for further time to prepare for trial, and the
court of impeachment was adjourned until the 80th
of March, at which time the trial would mem
and continue until concluded.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
Mall Matters.

We print in this issue a letter from
Geo. w. Mcclellan, Second Assistant
Post Master General, to Hon. T. w.
Upton, which will explain itself. Our
friend A. w. Gray and others at Tecum-
sch, will find in this an answer to their
questions which they have many times
asked, but until now have failed to re-
ceive a satisfactory answer. The want
of this increased service is pressing, and
we hope there will be no delay on the
part of contractor Miles In furnishin g it.
L. D. Robson, the sub.contractor, is
already out on the route to make the
necessary arrangements to run a tri-
weekly hack for the accommodation of
passengers from BrOwnville to Grab
Orchard. We hope the Department
will increase the service to a tri-weekly
from Crab Orchard to Beatrice, which
we see By the said letter they are willing
to do.
Senator Upton will do the country
valuable service by seeing that the daily
mail from Rulo to Fails City is continued
to Pawnee City. There IS much com
plant that mail matter accumulates at
Falls City, and hat much of it is laid
ever from one week to the next for want
Of sufficient transportation to take it on
when it should go. These are com
plants that need attention. w have
just returned from that section of the
State, and know that the complaints are
general. Ali speak approvingly Of our
Congressional Delegation, and realize
that they are anxious TO serve their con.
stitusncy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
slltu3ncy,

WAsEIEGToE, March IL, So
Sinh reply 20 your letter of the
lOth inst, asking if route I4,42O had
been extended to Beatrice, you are in
formed lha, no order to that effect has
been made by this office, there being
already service between Crab Orchard
and Beatrice and Crab Orchard being
the terminus of route 14,420, the
Department has no authority under the
law to extend the Brownville route to
Beatrice, for the reason that it would
result in double service Over the same
route under Two contracts.
If contractor Miles viii aecep. the
very reasonable proposition made him
more than a year since for two additional
trips on route 1920, there will be no
trouble about increasing the other SER
vice so as 70 at once afford the ad ditiOnal
mail facilities petitiOned for from Brow.
vile west.
Very Respectfully, Sc.
GEO. w. MCCLELLAN,
Sec. Asst. P. M. Gen'l.
Hon. T. w. TIYrON, U. S. Sen.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
SHERIFF'S SAFE

Notice is hereby given that on The s1b
1868, at I O'Clock, P. a., Of said day. ~.
sale at the door Of the Court House n Ts--
son county, Nebraska. tie fJlI3R-- la.-rs
tate situate in said county Of johnson. $50
south half Of The southwest 4U5-.er o. v--
township four -rangeeleveu casa, aI CT ,tf -
tate belng taken IS the properly Of 5J-uD ~.
an execution issued out Of tla Dlstref r--- (.
son county, Nebraska, IN f4v9r Of tfa -1-+-
wherein Joshua Deputy IS pIsiui.F a5 ~
Hurd and James " Deputy are defendant ~ i
directed as Sheriff Of saii c1altY If J5--.-
Given Under M hand thIsllstday of. d. -.- a
Z2-4t-Iad SIS. ROGERS So
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26

Postmaster General Randall told a
gentleman, before the New.Hamp.
shire election, that he had such full re.
turns from every postmaster in that State
as made II certain that the Democrats
would have a majority of over 5000
that there had been a perfect revolution
IN public sentiment, and that the country
would be astOnished at abe election re-
turns. Those postmasters evidently know
liltle Of arithmetic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-26
LEGAL NOTICE
Ruben B. Presson. Plaintiff.

Ruben B. Presscn, Plaintiff,
versus
John Mani ling. John L. Carson y
Charles Montgomery, William
2 Spears, Martha Jane Sample
Alexander Bivens, Wesley Biv- Dst
ems, james HowurtA, Even HaFz la1s
Isaac @. Laurence, and Francis
Gilmore,
The said william r. Spears ana ~
pie viii a < notice that on the 27tb Gll Sas /
A. D. 1858 the said Ruben b. Pres fsi1,
tion In the District Court OF the 8rst III ID !
in and for Johnson County Stated vsLt De-
the said defendants, the object and - ga
titiOa is to obtain the foreclosure o5 SAD
trust in the nature of a mGrsgaza. q 90 lei
quarter Of section %, township B -s--. s-s
9Th principal meretian, in johnson c7- g
and an order fC- the sale Of same. r sl
trust, or mortgage, was executor b. ED
Mauldtng, TO the said John l.. Carson 4 D
cure the payment Of q certain p-or d
bic TO one Ellen J. McNa1ehta7 Or 49,, a
John L Carson assigned said EeeI ~ 49, [
Montgomery, aud the said a-1-rers
same to Plaintiff With the uats sr
same, and there is still cue and uur-+
the sum Of one hundred and tal-tv H-f,
est ther con-. The said william 3. gra.--
Jane Sample are required Co answer ~
CT before the 18th day OF April. I5gs. F4
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