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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

Both bills require ten miles of the
road to be completed in one year, and
the balance in three years. And the
chances are that no bill upon the sub
ject viii pass at this session.
It is the opinion of many that it is
very unfortunate that any apprOpria-
ton Of lands were made to the State.
These city lots at Lincoln and the in
ternal improvement lands, are doubt
less in and of themselves valuable to
the State. Still these, valuable as they
are, beget In the citizens Of the State
and their Representatives, a spirit Of
prOdigallty and logged indifference to
expenditures and appropriations, that
render such appropriations and specu-
lations OF the part of the State Of
doubtful propriety.
Bills rarely pass on their own mer-
rits but A votes for a certain measure
providing Bsupports his; ands so many
bills pass, and are to be found upon
our statute books, which are a disgrace
and q discredit to the State.
Bills to revise the revenue law, the
school law, and the law for selling
school lands, are receiving the atten-
tlon Of the House, and will likely pass
in some form. The session will end
next Monday night. NOextrasession
win be called.
The bill requiring the County Clerk
to perform also the duties now devoly-
ing upon the District Clerk, is now a
law. This does not apply to Nemaha,
OtOe and Douglas counties.
The General Herd law has been
signed by the Governor.
The Stuart Railroad bill passed beth
Houses, and has been signed. This
bill gives 10 any railroad which may
hereafter be built in the State, 5000
acres for each ten miles Of road COM
pleted; provided said road or roads
shall complete ten miles Of road in one
year from the passage Of the act, and
fifty miles in Eve years. No roads to-
receive over 100000 acres, but istere-
ceive Is above until the 452, 600 acres
Of land belonging to the State for In
ternal Improvements have been ex-
hausted. No road which has received
grants from the General Government
is to receive over $4,000 acres. These
roads. before receiving aid as above
specified, must be complete. with the
rail down and spiked, and all bridges
complete.
A law has been enacted exempting
from taxation $50 from the value Of
real estate Of the person who plants
one acre Of timber, and keeps the
same in a healthy condition. The
trees to benOt more than thiry-three
feet apart; the exemption continues
forfve years. For tVOaeres oftimber
the exemption $500 anda at the same
rate for any number Of acres. If the
trees are not more than twelve feet
apart the exemption per acre is 500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
Scenes at Countingthe ElectoralVote
Congratulations to Sen. Upton upon
his return to the Senate
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
Eob II 1864

FEB. III, 1868.
At an early hour the great galleries
Of the House were crowded to their ut
most capacity, reminding one of the
days Of impeachment.
Atone o'clock the Senate, in solemn
state proceeded to the floor of the
House, and were seated.
Some time after the counting had
commenced, a difficulty arose about
counting the vote of Louisiana, but
was adjusted by counting it.
Soon after Georgia was called, where
upon B. +. Butler Protested in writing,
and the Senate retired to consider,
and returned resolved to count il if il
did not affect the result, and not to
count if il did affect the result this
being the resolution adopted by the
joint committee of both Houses pre-
viously.
Now it happened that while the
Senate was out, the House resolved $50
to Al that the vote of Georgia should
not be counted, thus withdrawingfr from
the joint crmpact into which she had
entered. Thus the Senate agreeing to
stand by the joint compact resolution,
and the House refusing to do SO,
placed the two Houses in direct antag-
Onism.
The scene that here followed was
the widest confusion. 1t was as if
suddenlythe f~Ood-gates of the sea had
been raised and MailstrOm poured
into Vesuveous.
Mr.. Wade, chairman of the joint
c0mmittee, announced the decision of
the Senate MI. Butler objected to
the decision, declaring that the House
would not be overruled by the Senate,
The House didn't do business in that
sVoy," and appealed TO the House. Mr..
Wade decided there could be no ap-
peal to the House, because its Joint
convention was in session.
Cries of "Order, /" ''Order," arose from
sides, and especially from Mr.. Butler
and those near him, while Mr.. Wade's
hammer sounded constantly with his
voice, calling "Order," ''Order.n
Butler suggested that the Senate
withdraw, which being unheeded, he
moved they should return, adding,
1.-THE House certainly has a right to is
oGqn hall"
Speaker COlfax, who had remained
thus far, here arose, beside MI.
Wade. and Tapping for order, an
DouDcd: "Isse House ViU come to Or
der and O6ey the Chairman of the joint
committee, and any member that aOiU
not do 50 the SargeGnt-Gt-Arms IViH ar
rest him.
In an instant order was restored,
and Senator Conkling, who hadby or
der Of Mr.. Wade, severa, times at
tempted tOread the statement of votes,
was now permitted TO proceed, after
which Mr.. Wade announced the re-
suit, both with and without Georgia.
and the Senate retired.
1t is said by some that Speaker Col.
fax exceeded his authority in calling
them to order as he did but by what
right did the House refuse TO abide by
the resolution Of this Joint COMMITTEES
into which she had, entered?
By what right did, Butler proceed To
order the Senate out Of the House?
By what right did he claim an an
peal from the discussion Of the Joint
eommittee tO,the House Of Represen-
tatives?
If the vote Of Georgia was not enfi-
ded to be counted according TO law.
had net the joint committee decided
that It might be- counted, provided it
nd not effect the result?
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
STATE TrEEs.

According TO the act just passed
90 incorporate first class cities, Gov.
Butler has, by Proclamation, declared
Omaha a first class city.
"A German shoe maker was robbed
Of $1,000 in Omaha on the 14th.
L. Algewhar was elected Mayor Of
AragO on the lst-
"A chalk mine has been discovered
at Omaha.
The chandelier dropped from the
ceiling Of the Presbyterian Church IN
Omaha Just after a prayer meeting re-
Gently, while lighted, and came near
causing the destruction Of the church.
Prairie chickens skins. tanned
and stuffed with young ladies heads
are becoming fashionable in Omaha,
says the Republican.
One RaehfOrd was arrested in
Omaha on the 18th for whipping his
wife, and sentenced to sixty days hard
labor on the streets. A thing by the
name Of Johnson was also arrested on
the same day for the same Oftense.
Two companies Of infantry left
Omaha for Fl. Mcpherson on the nth,
to look after indians out Of their terri
torial limits.
Samuel A. Megeath, a prominent
merchant Of Omaha, died of typhoid
fever on Wednesday morning.
The United States District and
Circuit Courts meet Wednesday, Feb.
18th.
A man by the name Of Dallow Sc
duced his adopted daughter, the niece
OF his wife. When the fact became
known a number of employees of the
II. p. Railroad, who had boarded in
the house, repaired to the wretch's
place Of business, a liquor store, and
made demonstrations of mob violence.
The affrighted brute gathered up
hastily what money and Other. effects
he could lay his hands upon, slipped
out at the back door and fed from the
city and the State, leaving his afflicted
family alone in their grief.
The vote in Omaha on the prOpO-
sitiOn for the city to issue its bonds for
the purpose of liquidating the purchase
of the u. p. r. r. grounds, and for
the increase of interest on said bonds
to ten per cent, was voted on the Sth
inst, and carried. A majority of 34S
votes being in favor Of issuing the
bonds, and 34S majority for the in
crease in interest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

We learn from the Lancaster En-
eeLsiOr that the County Court of
Schuyler county, on Wednesday of
last week ordered an election, to be
held on the first Of March next, to de-
termine the sense of the qualified vO-
tiers of the county as to the propFiety
of loaning the credit of the county
or taking stock in the NJ. & NJ. r. A.
L. Railroad to the amount of $4,000
or$75, 600.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

An eight wheeled 40 ton engine,
exploded its boiler at Rock Spring
Station, U. P. R. r. recently, killing
three men.
Several half starved and naked
Indians have recently came into 0ma-
ha from the Republican river, where
Pawnee Killer and Carlow are camped
with two hundred Lodges of Brule
Sioux, and also the same number of
Ogallallas are eamped on a lake near
the South Platte near Fort Sedgwick.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
FGAL tbe M

EUAh NO1lLA-AR the
II Court Of Nemaha County. So
braskA I'm. Reynolds, Admlnfstrtr5E
with the VIII annexed Of the Estate al ~.
deceased, IS. Abigail Gastain widow d-5r
Hill deceased, Crazy A. Ward. dan-ks-
Willis Hill deceased who infermarif Fl
William Ward. who fesides IN the siafe -
Elizabeth Collins, a dauEhtsr q said Wa
ceased. who imtermarried with one Thnnr0
Anna n. Secresf. daughter Of said wiz
ceased. who iutermarried with one JarR =
Willis Irwin Hill, aged sixteen year. 49,
Willis HI deceaseds Laura Louisa Hip -
Of Willis Hill deceased aged fourteen TrE
Emma Hll, q daughter Of said wills 4
ceased aged twelve years All the ah0r :
defendants. except GraEy A. Ward and 4
Ward her husband, are residing inNemah
I'm the Stated Nebraska
Petition 70 seH Eaaas f0p0y &bA q Dsudnh1
happening from theDetition on fls n n,
that there E no ReFEpuI Estate In he h7rt-
said administrator 20 pay the debts ouistsr
due from the Estate ~ said ~decedent and :
penSeS OF the administration thereof and
necessary 70 sell some par OF the Reai =
the payment Of such dehfs. Tt b hereby :
that the above named defendants. hers 81
the said deceased, and ali therpers0nsinia-
this estate, appear before the District Corrl
mana county state OF Netraska. EttheCur
In BrOwnviile, on the l2th day Of 1Iarch, al
Ten O'Clock An, or as soon thereafter ~ fn'
may be prepared 10 hear this matter. 10 shg1.
Why's license should not be GRANTED % sad I
tstratOr 70 sell 50 much Of the real estate ~
ceased as may be necessary 10 pay the 81
ness Of said estate.
Given under my hand and the seal q MI
this tWenty-eighth day Of January. AR 81
%. r.. MASON
Chief Justice OF Nebraska. and Jude offs
dicial District
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

We publish, in our Supplement to-
day, an article from the Quincy Wing,
showing the railroad importance of
Quincy. That city certainly bids fair
to become one Of the greatest railroad
centers in the west, and every road
that centres there has a direct interest
in getting the trade Of Nebrask, the
great mining region west and leaving
in the main line Of transit between
the two oceans. In this respect Quin-
cy is fortunately situated, being near
est on an air line, on the Missouri
river, between the U. P. r. r. at Ft.
Kearney and New York and Philadel-
phia; and this is exactly the position
occupied by Brownville on the Mis-
souri, river. Nothing except vast
sums of money on the part Of others
above or below US, or the lethergy of
our citizens, can cheat Brownville out
Of her heritage; and we warn our citl-
zens to see that it is not sold out for a
"mess of pOttage."
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
Courts win be held in.the first Judi

Courts win be held in,the first Judi
cial District asfollOws::
Richardson April Sd, Monday:
Richardson Sept 2d Monday, Ne.
maha March and Sept %, Monday;
otOe March, Sept and Dec. 3D. Mon
day; johnson March and Oct. LIST.
Monday Pawnee June LIST, Monday t:
Gage Oct. Sd, Monday; Jefferson Oct.
4th, Monday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
sALF OF real

v TATE.-In pursuance OF an Oriefd D.
District Court OF the County OF Nemaha. and :
Of Nebraska, granted at the September term 3
District Court, A.D 1S68, and confirmed q M.
lourned term Of the same. held I'm Decemhdl
1873 viii oner for sale &c public auction Or Va
on Saturday the 6th day Of March. An lg q,
O'Clock pm, az Larkins' School H0nse. neu.
premises, IN said Nemah County, he fnuoT
described Real Estate, situate fn the County 81.
maha and state Of Nebraska. fo-vit. We =
half OF the northwest quarter or section i n
ship 4, Range Is east. Terms SID down. =
interest. Ind WfT'
Guardian Of Georges. Ebbs alias Ge0Rf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
DMINISTRATOR'S SAFE

/ DEMONSTRATORS SALE Re
"A REAL ESTATE.-NOtfce Is hereby d,
en- that BY virtue Of an order 0f the Dshia0 .
OF Nemaha County, Nebraska, i, as AdmEEsto
ceased, viii, on the ~
6th dGy0fA March, 1869, att O'eIOcERne
expose and sell az public vendue. az the frnsot
Of the Post Office in Peru. IN safd Cowr
Nemahe, all the right. title and Interest Of a1
deceased, MS widow, heirs and persnnal reTa a
o.R IN az 10 me following real estate $50
Lot Of section Is. Town., Range Is east
~ SE s0lye acTes, except % acres OF O. h1a !
me town Of Peru: klocks II, NJ, Is, ,. ~ sc
an9 q and lots l. 2 4, So &, n. EinbodDel
and lots I. ?, ., 4, 8, o. no, m and h. I'm block -
blocks 40 and 2. and lots S and In block H-u I
lots ], 2, ~ n in block 81. anil lots L4sm :
IN Dioek 81 and lots s, 3 and ~ in block s.; EL'
ana z In block 80 and lots m and n In biod Or
and lots Sand 4 In hOck 81: ard lots 10 ani1m'
n sna I'm block g; and lOts2 Sand s In bed ~
andl0ts and z IN block s.; and lots 4 and 9inA
~ ana lots ! 4, 5 10. II and y I'M block "a: ards :
and lots Z, 8 and u In block 81: and lots g. and -
ptock 8 and lot 10 in block -: and lots 5a1d .
lots /. 2 III and ~ M No. 59e ~ d. : ~
block lib; and lots ZI46GTA d 10 and Al IN "
li4i ana lots Y and y IN block ms. and loslayol
and lots and 10 In bIock ms: =
lots I, and in block ne; and lots 4 and n :
-f .@ A.-ean4f ~ IL III DOCK LAs mnnNnHIh
IL IN block ~ and lot II In hlocE -. mi
an9 n m block ~; and lots m and h m bloc al
anq los i = o o Us 3 and 10 IN block Nh: mdWl
~ D5OSk IT, and lot 7 IN block l3: and BE-
block - and lots 8. 3 and ~ On block I6. a1 ,
o. II and TIN block li6; n lots 5 and 10 81
J. ~ 49, 4 ana IN block 18; and also o
lowing lands situated IN the Mound Vsrfn
IN $40 county lot Z In block 2: los 81 uEfsc.
an94ln 1lock q lots I, 2a4,5GL.aa nj lex
-, 10 IL "a. and - In block 4: and los hTo
~ y y l49s n, ~ N % In blcck s; al -
a. (, ? I, q o Q 8 20, ~, p 10. "A, IS, IS n, rs 11fi
- On az q .ld lOS i 3 4, 10 n,
49, % le y. ~, n, n, IS, h, IS 1q a,E !
- 20 q 4t4s =, - Is. 81, q, %, a. SASH.
~, q - \ 81 and lots 2 4 & Z and g. In b1d
an los , {, 2, 30, m, ~, n rs and IS IN bioa
an9 los . 8 8, no, N, n, "a "a and IS in BOD
Is and IS IN block b.
sad sale win BE- held open for bids for and h14g
one hour nom and amer the time above mentclfn
TERMS Or 8ALE CASH a
WILLIAM s.. HORN. Administers Of
1HDMMA - AunnmmE a. -. - XXI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

The Charity Ball recently held at
Omaha is reported to have melted
$25,0OO for the poor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
RECOMmENDATTONS.


The following are a few selected from the multi
tode OF recommendation in our possession:
From G. A. Rodgers, st. louis, Mol
ST, LOUIS, Mo. April q. leG8.
i hereby certify that I have used tobacco for TWEEN
" years past, and for the last ten years I have used
Two pounds per month. / have made attempfs ~
leave on az dlderent times. ] have left OF one wear
az = Imei DIT always continued to banker amer II
until used DeWttfs Preparation, which has conn
Pletey cured me Of the appetite for tobacco. I
would all who 0Feahecfed with fhla ter
Tible habit to try the Preparation.
CA. ROBERTS.
From John Knipe, 81. Louis, No.
ST. Louis, June Is. 1868
This Is to certify that I have used tobacco f5r eigb-
IeSn years; tired many times to leave Oh. but have
50 much from q dizziness in INV head ana
EnaWing at my stomach that 1 have soon gfven nm
the trial. A friend advised me to use vOur Drpnara-
uOn' and II completely cured me
JOHN KNIPE.
lErom w. A. Smith, Columbus, OhiO.J
COLUMBUS, July 10. 1865.
thereby certify that one box OF your Preparafion
removed all the use Of tobacco.
W. A. SMITH.
From VIM. Espy, Springfield, Mass.l
SPRINGFIELD August s. 1854.
used one box Of your Preparation, and II cured
merely give these rs a sample OF what 4 an -
celYlng daily. All letters Of inquiry cheerf1IIV an
sWered- Price OF Preparation, 81 per box ITO -
sent Dy mall, > cents additional for postage RGon-
ey sent Dy mail a. my risk. Address
CHARLES DEWITT. Chemist
10y St Louis. No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

I1ken up by the undersigned, residing sL
Mest OF b~roWnytlle, Neb.. on the 18th day o. 80
ALy 1909 one white steer calf; viii be one yes
next spring; ears marked bV being torn, o.
HeeHng. 1854 JAATES W. COLEMAL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
PRINGTRADE

Many Merchants rso A0ve, IN Aeas eO6 HTateT
aays, oupse time to Mok over neir socks and hhenr
books, and balance IN aeir OSrn mind hOsV much they
are ostuaIy ,rOrth, usIl. 10 doubt, conc 70 ne eOneEu-
ssOa tat Aey ,oant to mals more, and hare more Of
ss "NEEDFUL," al TIE close Of 1859. 10 strive for
,reuln Is eminentry proper. and Ne e tie OO'et a0hO
can do Il, in ne most honorable n0nner, srt1A ne least
expenditure, complication, verin0 trOuoes, and t0ast-
ing care. 10 do Oussness probably and pleasantly. a
Merchant has to Observe aArss rules. .
lG 1bbs'yas
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
n OF ASSTCNFS

IN
At the City Of Brownviue. the IN
A-D. 1863. The undersigned herahv q
his appointment as assignee Of Iof 4
Lancaster County, Nebraska. VIM
who has been adjucged a bank~@
petition BY the District Court on az
1&2 WILLIAM H. HOOVR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

9lINI NUIIEEs
FAkEN Up BY the Subscriber, y
ing at Nemaha City, December 7th, :
one Wnile yeafiing Stear, red ears, and red
on neck q feet fT-N j. RTTSL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE:-Nm,
4 Hereby given that Joseph W. R,s
this day made application 70 the PrR-s
Nemaha county. Nebraska, TO b. aDD1-ss
istratOr Ofthe Estate OfSophia e Nue.
ed, late OF said county OfNemaha. an
Court has appointed the 18Th day OF N9-
nine 0etoeS ~ 20 hear said appHz6--
ing to take place - EheOnR Of Prni1ia
BrOWnTnle. Nebraska
Dated February liza Iea
1854 a W MORGAN PuA-,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

1aken up BY the undersigned. living aoou -
lts south Of Glen Rock, ON the n Of Janu5il
oiaek pony about Eve years old. with rOacnee
2 little white ca inside Of right hind foot, snN
round, no marks OF brands. -
s. GILES r. REEDH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

laken up BIZ the undersigned. living two -
nAI miles southwest Of AspinWall. In Ne
SO4nty NEBRASKA, on the I'd day Of January
nsnt Day morse pouey, dark name and tail slPr-
brands noticeable. JOHN LEhG
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
JEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
HOUSE.

VEOHGE DOUGHERTY,
Having assumed charge Of this we'll arranged and
commOdious house. begs leave TO invite the home
and travelling public to give him a call, guarantee
house.
good Livery stable Convenient.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
NOTICE or ASSTcNC-

~
At the City Of BrOwnville. the ar
AID. 1863. The undersigned herubv ~
his appointment as assignee or 4
Of Nebraska City, OtOe COUNTY
said District, who has been adf15@4
district. WILLIAM
1871 a4n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

STA T E NJ E n T
~ Of the condition Of h e
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
On the Sst day of December, 1853. Made to the
Auditor Of the State OF Nebraska, in conformity
The name Of this Company Is The Hartford Fire
Insurance Company, and is loeatedat Hartford, Con.
CAPITAL.
The amount Of Capital stock is--.---..--- 81 yO0.Om 90
The amOunt Of Capital Stock paid UP IS 100000 90
ASSETS.
Cash on hand and in bank.-.Al24y6OI 79l
Cash I'm hands of Agents, and
in course of transmission 12JO62
Bills receivable for Loans,
Bonds and Mortgages. list
Real Estate nnencnmbered--- i2SSOS %
Rents and interest accrued,
payable January LIST, 1862. HE SO
Stocks and Bonds, as per
schedule filed with Audit
81
LIABILITIES.
Liabilities to Banks, or others,
due OrnOt ue-.-:--.-..." S-....---
Losses adjusted and due.....-. .....---
Losses either unadjusted or ..
adjusted and not due----... I9.S80 Saf leggs2 So
Losses in suspense, awaiting
further prOof..-.--...... -.-
All other claims against the
Co, dividends unpaid &WJ
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amout insured in any one risk Is sD.-
The amount insured in any one City. Town or VIZ
lage, depends upon its size, and how built.
The amount insured in any one block, depends IS
above.
Certified Copy Of the Charter Of the Company, as
GEORGE L CHASE, President
GEORGE N Corr, Secretary.
STATE OF ooNNECTICUT,l
HARTFORD COUNTY.
January th, 1S9, personally appeared George I.
Chase, President, and George N, COft. Secretarv. Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by them sub
scribed is a true, full and correct statemenG q the
analfS OF said Company, and exhibits so far a can
be ascertained at this date, its actual conditi0n IN
the Slst day OF December, 1868.
Before me, GEORGE SUMNER,
Notary Public.
lo4b BrOwnville, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
The APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED!
Leave of Using that Poisonous
Weed, Tobacco.

One box Of DeWltts preparation Is warranted 70
destroy the appetite for tobacco in any person. no
matter how strong the habit may be. II IL fairs in
any case the money will be refunded. Hundreds
nave used " who are willing to bear witness to the
fact that DeWits Preparation compIeteIv desfrovs
gheappehte for tobacco and leaves the person as free
rom any desire tOr as before he commenced its use.
preparations acts directly upon the m glands and
secretons. ehected by tobacco, and through these
upon the blood, thoroughly cieaDing the 6oisoD ~
tobacco nom the system No more hankering az
Ier using DeWltgs Preparation. RecOIlect Il Is war
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18
NOTICE OF DIssOLUTTON.l

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN Notice is hereby given that the firm OF
]. L MCGEE & Co., composed Of J. L MCGEE and
Homer Johnson, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. These indebted to us win confer .
favor by calling and settling their accounts, as our
books must be squared Immediately. We hereby
tender to cur friends and the public our sincere
thanks for past favOrs, and respectfully request q
continuance Of the same to the new firm.
] L McGEE
JOHNSON.
B~rownville, Feb. 18th, 1862
Having assumed control of the goods and bust
ness Of the firm of ]. L MCGEE & Co., we request
the old friends Of the house and the public gener-
ally, to give us a call, guaranteeing to keep up in
every respect the fame of that firm for fair dealing
and choice goods.
1885, Pc JOHNSON & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

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OHE THOUSIND GENUINE MOLINE Inn
At THEo. HILL & Cor
IN BANKRUpr~

NOTICE OF AsSTGSS
~ COMPLEMENTARY e
At the City Of Br0wnvm re 49, A
A.D- lo9 The undersigned he-.s qR
n1s ePpoinsm . aaslg1eeOfEiS
OF Ne1la14a LItyr utoe County
said District who has been
upon his OWE petition, By the
district. WTTTTlT
B-2t Hoo
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

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EsTRAYs.

WILLIAM 8. HORN. Adminstni
THOMAS & BROADEY, Atfys for Estate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-18

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