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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
THE
AMERICAN SHUTTLE
wingMa
Warranted for Five Years

n. B.-For the benefit of our agents we haye ar
ranged with parties who have Goods suitable fol
Sewing Machine Agents 70 sell. We viii send StOck
Of samples and full particulars on receipt Of one red
stamp. Address @. v. N. Andrews, General Aent
Detroit, Mich.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
To Pest Masters.

Noses Milks ESQ. of Long Branch
wasin our Office recently and inform
ed us that the post master at Table
Rock charged postage on the AdUer-
tiSer sent TO subscribers living in this
county who receive theirmailr regular
ly at that Office, doubtless under the
apprehension that it was his duty 10
do so.
We wish to refer him and others
who may not understand fully the
law in the case to the book issued by
the Post Master General entitled 1.-THE
Postal Laws and Regulations publish
ed by authority for the year 1866
See page 80 sectien Dds of Regulations
which reads as follows:
"Sec. 22S. BOnGfde subscribers to
weekly newspapers can receive the
same free Of postage if they reside in
the county in which the paper is prin-
ted and published even if the Office TO
which the paper is senti is without the
county provided il is the Office at
which they regularly receive their
NATTER
We are sure that the Post Master at
Table Rockor any post master near
the borders of u county would not
knowingly violate the law or the reg
ulations of the Post Master General
made in pursuance thereto nthey were
aware of it. We merely call their at
tention to the matter so that they need
not err through Ignorance longer
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
state Items.

A new and fatal disease has broken
out among the cattle in Dodge county,
Neb., says the Fremont Tribune. Nc
sign Of disease is noticeable until a few
moments before the death, when the
limbs paralyzed, the animals fall and
die. A post m%ortup1 examination has
disclosed, as the only sign Of disease,
enlargement of the heart.
Nebraska City assesses a tax of 271
mills on the dollar. Stone coal is sch
ling at Tecumseh at 22cts. per bushel.
A daily line Of coaches is to be run
from Omaha to Lincoln.
The Fremont Tribune says work on
the Sioux City and Pacific r. r., is
progressing, despite the i~nclerneney
Of the weather.
The G. B. & St. Joe r. r.. now run
their cars across the river into Omaha.
A case Of colored infidelity caused a
fair Omaha wench to take a dose of
arsenic to cure her broken heart; but
a hard hearted Doctor introduced a
stomach pump to the rescue and she
was saved.
A mastodOn's tooth was found in a
stone quarry near Beatrice a few days
since says the Record.
Aman was found murdered at North
Plat last fall, name unknown. John
BurIy was shortly after arrested on
suspicion, and was indicted by the
grand jury. His trial commenced on
the 28th in Fremont county, and re-
suited in his sentence to be hung at
Fremont on the Goth Of February.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Convenes to-day. The members
from this county, Messrs. Majors,
Crow, StiAeman, Church and shook,
left for LincoiA last Monday. Much
is expected FROM this Session by the
people, and from the general charac-
ter of the members elect we believe
disappointment will nOtbeitsfruitiOn.
Many Of our most needfnl laws have
been tortured into a semplanee Of ac-
ton, andneed entire remOdling. The
disposition Of the Public Lands and
the Senatorship come up, yet in the
melee we ask that the country press
receive a moments attention. Either
let this Legislature take away the
small mOrsel Of patronage we now get
or give us something worthy of our
eommendation. Let the public read
your laws through the local papers;
do away with the monopoly Of having
all county blanks done at One Office,
spend the money in.the community
that paysit; abolish itenerant tax-col-
lectors; a that dead letter o our
statute books prescribing printers
fees. In ether words fostery your home
press, yosir home friend, the light Of
the State and the foster-parent Of civ
ilization, progress, industry, morality,
science and art, See 70 II, gentlemen
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
Lecfure.

PERU, Jan. Attn, 1850,
The Rev. Geo. S. Alexander win de-
liver a lecture before the citizens of
Peru at the Normal School Building,
on Monday Evening, Jan. 18th. Sub
ject, Missionary. The lecture will be
free to all.
Also, on the evening of the 10Th
subject, Effort and Genius" An
admittance fee of 25 cts. will be char
ged all not members of the Normal
School for this lecture. All acquain-
ted with Mr.. Alexander know that
his lectures are intellectual feasts and
we confidently expect a fuIl house on
both occasions.
J. NJ. MCKENZIE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

A resolution has been introduced in
Congress enquiring into the POstmas-
ter Generals conduct in several trans
actions in mail contracts. The charges
are letting of the overland mail con-
tract at 81, 100000 to Wells, Fargo &
Co., when Carlton Spudds offered to
carry it for $850,OO0; and a contract for
100000 over a route in Arizona which
does not exist also, the contract with
the Baltimore and Havana steamship
line which performs 500 worth of ser
vice for which it is paid $1,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The war Of races so long predicted
is about transporting in the Ogecbee
Djstrict, Georgia, where trouble trans
3ITed at the late election. Negroes
are aiming, and so are the whites.
Troops have been ordered to the scene
of disturbance. Later advices state
all quiet, the negroes having surren-
dered to the military.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
English Colony.

An exchange says that some Lon
don artisans have consulted Reverdy
Johnson, about founding a colony in
Nebraska, and that Mr.. johnson en-
couraged the idea. This we hope is
correct, for Nebraska has room for
thousands upon thousands in every
department of life, and in agriculture
especially millions of ere Of good
lands are waiting tillage to yield
wealth and afiuance to the hus-
bandman. South Platte invites them,
and guarantees them success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The Amnesty OF the President has
turned Breckenridge, Thompson, Ma
son, Early and otherrebels homeward.
Andy doubtless expects to find in
them pleasant companions for his in
glorious retiracy; yet, it may be that
ida viii not sociate wild de J~ohnson'sp
after all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The Winter Term Of the County
Court was held at the Clerks ONCE
last Monday, Tuesday aRd Wednes-
day. Among a multitude Of lesser
business the Court made provisions
for becoming a purchaser Of the Ne
maha Bridge and making a free bridge
of it. A petition for a county road
running north and south through the
county was received and a Commits
sioner appointed. A full Board was
present, and business was very ably
and eXpeditiously traBsacted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The people in the western part Of
this county are circulating petitions
asking the Legislature to pass gener-
al herd law. They wish some protec-
ton to their crops from the depreda-
ton Of cattle while their hedge is
growing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The Dubuque Weekly Times of last
week gives an interesting account of
the passage Of the first train of cars
over the Railroad bridge just compile
ted across the Mississippi river at tha5
point. Trains now pass regularly on
the bridge. This makes the third
bridge spanning the Mississippi-one
at Clinton, one at Quincy, and this
one at Dubuque. So much for north
ern energy and enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

A tremendous effort is being made
by Canada to induce Congress to re-
new the reciprocity treaty with that
country, before Grants Inauguration,
and a horde of lobbyists are working
for it. The United States have had
too much Of it already. As an ex-
change pertinently remarks: "If Can
ada wants free trade with the United
States let her become a member of the
Union. So long as it can have all the
benefits of membership without per-
forming its duties, it will be sure not
TO become one"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

JARVIS s. CHURCH, having gone to
attend to the Legislative duties inn
posed upon him by a majority Of the
people Of this county, We Local win,
per force, be compelled to do the hea-
Wy editorial in his absence. We wish
ourself great SUCCESS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
Nebraska LegisIature.

Below we give a list of members OF
the Legislature that meets this week,
with the number of Districts represen-
ted. Names Of Republicans in roman ;
Democrats in italic:
SENATOR'S.
1st-E. E. Cunningham.
2d-ThOmas J. Majors.
3d-Isham Reavis.
4th-Charles H. Gere.
5th-Tolbert Ashton, 7. B. Steven
son.
6th-D. H. Hathaway.
6h-Wm. T. Chaplin.
Sth-GeoFge w. Frost, E. B. Taylor.
9th-W. +. Goodwill.
l0th-N. S. Porter.
Jltb-GtW C. BdTnun1.
The seat of Guy G. Barnum will be
contested by his Republican opponent,
Moses H. Sydenham.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
1st-J. r. Hole, J. f. Gardner, o.
G. Jones, DelOs A. Tisdel.
I'd. S. Church, Geo. Crow, G.. R.
Shook, Henry Steinm8n.
3d-A. S. Stewart.
4th-N. Blakely.
Whitman Rhodes.
6th-James Fitchie, A. f. Mozart
ney, VIM. McBennan, J. w. Talbot,
A. ZimmereT.
7th-Ezra Tullis.
Sth-J. NJ. +. HageOd, -McCuaig,
James McKinnon, Geo. Scybolt
9th-MdrcuS Brush.
1Oth-J s. Hunt.
I1th-J ~. Chase, j. d. Smith.
12th-S. E. Brewster, Joseph Fox,
John =. Furay, Joel T. Griffin, Ed
win LOveland, ID. S. Parmalee.
13th-E. H. Barnard.
14th-ChdTLeS 4 &peice.
15th-Wells Brewer.
16th-C. Rathmann, W. II. b. Stout.
17th-Watson Parish.
I8th-JOhR Nd6ziger.
19th-C. B. Evans.
The seat of Marcus Brush will be
contested by H. w. Parker, his Re-
publican opponent.
REHABILITATION.
Sendte.-Republicans u; Democrats
/; total Is.
House.-Republiean SO Democrats
Is; total 80. Total of Senators ant
Representatives, 50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
j. n. MCKENZIE.

We clip from the Omaha Republican,
the following items in regard to the
school lands sold in Douglas county:
These sales were all made between the
9th and 18th days of May last, inclu-
siVe:
NOsOfacres sOld... 1878
Amount for which sold ...................SI800SO
moun Of cash 4365OO
Amount unpaid and drawing interest, l36H00
Amount of interest paid on 1904 to
LIST of Jan. .9ll85
The interest for the year 1869, on it
becomes due on the lst of January,
and has to be paid then.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

A most dangerous cOunterfeit S.
treasury note is in circulation. The
easiest mode of detection is by the
green ornamental engraving length
wise, which in the counterfeit is of a
paler color, and consequently has a
brighter look than the dark green of
the original. Seen under the micro
scope, the engraving of the counter
felt is coarser than the original, and
there are some misplacements or omis-
sions, but to the naked eye it presents
a genuine appearance.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
Guardian sale of Real F-fote-

In pursuance Of an Order Of the District Court Of
the County Of Nemaha and the State OF Nebraska,
executed on the 18th day Of December. ad. 1865. at
the city Of BrOWnvile. on the date Aforesaid. , VIII
offer for saleu at public auction or vendue on Thursday
the list day or January. aId lSl. no O'Clock. az the
door OF the Court House 10 eaid Neuaha County.
the iollOW1ng described real estate situate I'm the
County, Of Nemaha in the state Of Nebraska. tO-gif.
Lot MOL in Block No. l6 In the village Oh Peru.
with me appurtenances thereto belonging. Terms
made known on the day Of sale.
WILLIAM HUTTON.
Guardian Of Dora G0udy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Notice Ia Bankruptcy.
lurt Of the United States, for tie Ds+-ict
OF Nebraska. In Bamku1pfcv

District Court Of the United states. for tbe pst-;.t
OF Nebraska. In Bankruptcy.
District Of Nebraska. IS.
This is to give notice that on the 20th dav n n
Cembert lS6S, warrant Of Bankruptcy was EsnesC ne
Of the District Court Of the United states. fe- ~
District Of Nebraska, against the estate OF Carv M
Lambeth Of Nebraska Cts, I'm the county on 0toa
in said District, adiudged q Bankrupt on bs own
petition That the payment Of any debts. and fhe
delivery ofany property belonging % such bankrnt
debtor, 70 him or for his use. and the transfer nF a1v
property oy him, are forbidden by law; and that i
meeting Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt debr0r In
prove their debts, and 70 choose one or more assian-
ees OF his estate, VIII be held 40 a Court on Rank
ruptcy 20 be holden at the Court House en- Brown
Vile, Neb., befOreS.M. Rich, Esq. Regfsterin Bank
ruptcy for said Disfrice. on the alth dav on Ianuarv.
AID. tS69, at 10 o'clock am.
CE YOST.
1871 Us Marshal for said district
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

FRozEN.-We learn that a man by
the name of Crearby, living not far
from Weeping Water Falls, in Cass
County, a bachelor, was found in his
house by his neighbOrs 2 week or two
ago. with his feet badly frozen so as to
render amputation necessary. He had
no stove in his house, and but very
little clothing. He had dug a hole in
the ground under the floor in which
he slept, butjack frost found him and
bit him. He had plenty of wheat,
and waising o rprices to rise. What
ecOnOmyl-PiQhSHlOlth Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Estate Of Richard WOOdQrd. Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the Probate Court Of
Nemaha County, Nebraska. has appointed the Ifh
DAY on june the Eth day Of July, and theaIh day oil
August, A.D. 1853, as the times for hearing claims
against the estate Of Richard Woodland. late on snid
county OF Nemaha deceased. The hearing 20 take
place at the Court Room in B~rOwuvile. IN said
county. All claims not presented by the last day
above appointed, shall be forever barred.
Dated December Is. 1868.
A.W. MORGAN. Probate Judge.
CALVIN r. BAKER, Administrator. I0LH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
Notice IN Bankruptcy.
District Court s q tas United g. soc. or ne Dstretof

District Court Of the United States, for the District OF
Nebraska. In Bankruptcy.
District Of Nebraska. SIS.
This is to give notice that on the 2ist day OF De
cembcr 1853, q WarramtOf Bankruptcy was issued
outOf the District COurto f the United States for the
District Of Nebraska, against the estate of John 81.
Gregory, in the county Of Lancaster, in said District.
adjudged n Bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 70 such Bankrupt debtor. tohlm or
ing 70 him are forbidden by law; and that a meeting
Of the creditors OF said Bankrupt debtor. 20 prove
their debts, and to choose one or more assignees OF
his estate, wiz be held az a Court OF Bankruptcy. 10
be holden at BroWnVtleim said District. before Alf.
Rich. Esq, Register I'm Bankruptcy for said District.
on the2Sthd day Of january, AID. Is59at l00'clOck an.
C.E. IS
1874 Us. Marshal for said District.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Ohitea states District Court. Dfstrsot ~
To whom il may concern.
TAKE notice hereby. that a ro+rss--
W. On me 18th day Of December ~ - - %
sale D5slEct Courtby WiuiamR II. Ben1sv ~ d-L5t N
"a aald Dstrtct who has been herefDEe@
SiaEeu bankrupt uEder TIE Act Of Cong--- le
- ASL 70 EstaDl4sh q Uniform system ~ 49,
L1Ptcy THROUGHOUT the United States. aun-c--5
eIPl9eeq MAfcn 1867, and as amended f1f-
1yf4uAcnarBe, and Certificate thereof iro-- m ~
an 9tnetclalms provable under said Az ~
su-s ~ 80 Gay o. January, Al. Is9. -aften0eio--
nsss1ets IN bankruptcy for said District af Pr-
we sald District, is the time and place aeei.-.l
may attend. and show cause. n any Won 49, ~
5ne prayefoi tnesald petition shouidnotbe rr8oi
Inc second and third meeting OF the c~redf0-
- DaAAIupt VIII De held at the same time a.
Hlale WATSON B. SMITH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Among the Many Testimonials I'm our
POssesstOns we have only room
for the fOllOWingt
Ne5O HGUeH, Conn, Oct. II, 1885.
Messrs. G. G. CLARK q Co:
GE~NTLENEN,-I feel it a duty and pleasure to give
you the benefit Of my experience in the use of Goes
Cough Baisam. From taking a heavy cold, / was
taken down with the congestion Of the lungs, and
continued to fail, under the best care untlsI was
given up by the most cOmpetant medical authority,
to die. There seemed nothing but strangulatiOn and
death before me. I was told that further medical at
tendance and medicine was useless, and I was re-
signed TO death, when a friend, who had been greatly
benefited by using the BalsOm, brought mea bottle.
This was after / had done with the doctor and modi-
cine, and / continued to improve, until my cough
stopped, andmy lungs healed, and got well. I used
ten bottles. I remain, gents, with great respect,
Your Ob't serv't, JOHN ~
200 Washington St, New Haven, Ct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
AdminisrrutOr's sale Of ReuI Estate.

Administrator sale Of teal Estate.
In pursuance Of an order Of the District Court OF
the County Of Nemaha and State Of Nebraska.
granted on the 10th day Of September, AID. IsG8,
ar the city OF BrOwnville, on the date Aforesaid. i
VIII 0meF for sale az public auction or verdue on
Tuesday the 18th day Of January, al. 1859, at enc
O'Clock pm, upon the premises, the following des-
cribed real estate, situated In the county of Nema-
ha and state Of Nebraska, tO-Wit The north east
quarter Of the north enst quarter, and Lots five 90
and eight (6), or the north east fractional quarter Of
section fifteen 05), township five %, north OF range
fourteen 40, east. containing Is 5-lO0 acres.
The above described land has forty acres Of good
timber on iL, forty acres broke and under fence, two
good houses and plenty Of running water.
Terms made known on day of sale.
r. v. HUGHES.
Administrator Of the Estate Oh William stIweu.
deceased. fgl9f
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
Notice in R-nnl,rnntcr-
Ct Court Of the United States, for the pfst-
Of Nebraska. In BanEruptcy.

District Court OF the United States. for TIA D,st-..
OF Nebraska. I'm Bankr1Dtcv.
In the matterO of Elihu Cleveland, Bnkrurf
District Of Nebraska. SIS
This is to give notice that on the Gth dav
cemDer, ISIS, q warrant Of Bankruptcy Va -
out Of the District Court Of the United State ~
District Of Nebraska. against the estate ~ r
Cleveland, Of Nebraska City, in the county f o.
I'M said District, adjudged a Bankrupt on hs own -
utiOn that the payment OF any debts. ana re =
4Eery ol any properly belonging 60 such baakwrs
properly by him, are i0rbidden by law; anffb--J
meeting Of the creditors Of said bankrupt dshfor =,
prove their debts, and to choose one OF mrrs
siguoes Of his estate. VIII be held nfu Gourt rfpl1E
ruptcy.c0b be holden ut the Court House ln Bmw1v1Te
Nebraska, before 3 NJ. Rich, ESQ, Hegsterin p.rE,
ruptcy for said district, on the 9th day Of Janrs-r
AID. 1850, at 10 O'Clock, an.
G. IF. YOSr
1871 IT,. Marshal for said nief-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

LIGHTNING.-The telegraph lire
from st. Joe to Council Bluffs is now
completed, and offices will be opened
at all the Railroad Stations jmmedi-
ately. An Office viii be opened at
our depot in aday or two.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
"OIdseftTers

There viii be a meeting of the Ole
settlers of this county, who came here
to settle previous to 1853, in the edito-
rial room of this Office on the 22d OF
February, to organize an Old Settlers
Association.
HIRAM ALDERMAN,
r. w. FUREAS;
DIR. MCPHERSON,
RHEO. HILL,
DIR. A. $. HOLIDAY,
Q. G.. DORSEY,
J. l.. COLHAPP, ct all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Ben. Butler will make an attempt
to have the Tenure Of Office Law re-
pealed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
ESTRAYS.
Last August,

From the undersigned, one Roam Heller Calf SIT
IN the lett ear, crop on Of right ear, line back. one
year old The hnder-Or any person knowing Of
the whereabouts Of The same-Wiu be suitably re-
Warded by letting me know OH viii prosecute tbs
taker up If he don't advertise or bring The calf
L&f ID. MCLAUGHLIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Franklin Wells late State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction in Iowa,
has recently died. His successor is A.
Russell Of Davenport,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Taken up on the farm OF the subscriber. three
miles n0rth-west Of B~rOWuvile, December 1st i5s.
one last springs white heHer calf with blackfsh ears.
neck and legs. t05 H-P. MANNING
ESTRAY WOTTCE-Taken ND by the sub-
~ scrtber, on his farm on the little Nemaha,
river, In Lafayette township, Nemahacounty
Nebraska, one bright bay mare, with white
right hind foot and small star I'm forehead.
and about three years of age. The OWner. by
proving property and paying charges. can
have possession. 0-5t JOHN DELAY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
IN B-ANKRUPrU


~ S9el District Of Vs
IoWhom &c may Concern ~
Take notice hereby 49,
wy On ne 18Th day 81 Bncembs- t1 Pas been. IA.
~ 1ls5rict Court by y. w. Mcf1t2 lleda
.I.s so Bsluel Who has been ha-ef ashland
. a. - 13alArlpL under the act Of C0n~-@ a.
= Al 20 Establish a Uniform $780, entitled
afs-ch M~1ol8h0ut the United sfs+es Mbank.
cbarge ~, ana IS amended Juir r el1Fei
ofbe= e.l eeftincd5e thereof from auhf,tQE
Sefb aSEls prOvable under ALL a. -54sl8ald
re ofieeo ~ s AID. 1869, at Do OfeiocE y.
Banfr1f~ A-1lchl ESQ., oneof ne Pen a
Di-f-5cf = ~ eAa District 10 Br0eHvn y
sa : Ihe time and place a7siTnef m sad
s5d sboI SAME when and where you NAV y ael
the aid pefifi95' my you have, Why s6e 5r--e-
a9a thira meeting OF the redif7e ~ ne secon.
VIM DC heia az the same time and pises 9ankup
1&2w Clerk orr H1AlsgN p slnTE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Taken up on my farm, i'm Peru precinct. Dec. 10Th,
ISb5 three miles northwest Of Peru, one five yearOld
req DULL with some white on belly, branded with a
II ana cross ON LETT nip, tem horn slightly broken.
lot JOHN CLEMENT
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The financial editor of the London
Times, in speaking of the Erie EaseaH-
ties IN New York, says: 1.-THE parties
c~oneerned have long ago shown that
there is no financial iniquitv which
persons IN command Of money cannot
commit in Wall street with entire i'm
punity as regards legal consequences
IN the civil courts, and very nearly al
SO as regards social POSITION
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

The Commonwealth has been desig-
mated as u of the papers of Nebras-
ka for advertising for the Post Office
DEPARTMENT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Taken up ont the premises, one mile west Of Brown
vile, on orabout the l5fh Of December, one Red Bell
Cow some white Spots, points Of horns sawed az.
crop oHleft ear, clip in right. Supposed 10 be eight
or nine years old. I2-t IT, 81. NTcCONTAQ
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
THE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
Leave of Using that Poisonous
Weed, Tobacco.

One box of DsWitts preparation is warranted to
destroy the appetite for tobacco in any person, no
matter how strong the habit may be-. II it fails in
any case the money Will be refunded. Hundreds
have used il who are willing to bear witness to the
fact that DeWits Preparation completely destroys
the appetite for tobacco and leaves the person as Stree
from any desire fOri as before he commenced its use.
It is perfectly safe and harmless in all cases. The
preparations acts directly upon thesame glands and
secretfOns affected by tobacco, and through these
upon the blood, thoroughly cleaning the poison OF
tobacco from the system. No more laundering az
ter using DeWnts Preparation. RecOllect it is war
ranted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

Cuba is making a bold strike for
freedom; and talking of both anexa-
ton TO Mexico and the United States.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
In Consumption.

Many a care-wOrn sufferer has found relief and to-
day rejOices that her life has been made easy and
prolonged by the use Of Goes Cough Balsam.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07

One last spring white calf red ears and neck. Ia
ken up November 18th, 1865, on my farm I'm Douglas
qreclncL u-1-po DANIEL REORUAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-07
NEW ADvERTIsEmHNTs
ProposeIR for Wood.

CLERKS OFFCE, NEsIAHA COUNTx,l
BrOwlivine, Neb., Jan. Is, 1869.
Sealed proposals Willie received at this 0dic until
noon Of Monday, Janulry 18th, 1859, for supplying
Nemaha county with fifteen cords Of good, dry,
Hard Wood; the-WOOd to be cut once n two. aud
piled Up In the cellar of the Court House. The
wood must be delivered without unnecessary delay.
Contract VIII be let TO the highest responsible bid
der; yet the right to reject any and all bids is re-
served. N. HACKER.
49, CounfV Clerk