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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

Smith courtcd Miss Brown, and
so did Jones. She married Jonos,
despite Smiths groans. With
pain in his breast, he wont out
West This was in '4S. (Now
don't forget the date.) In loss
than two years he had dried his
tears, but refusing to mingle, he
remained single. III 1864 he con-
cludcd to 20 down and visit the
old nciShbors in his native town.
As he approached no met n damsei
aged Gtlccn.--Therc was some.
thing in her features he rom embcr-
cu to have seen. 1T must he her
daughtcr," he fastened to conclude,
50 he vcnLured to accost her,
Quot thinking to be rudo). This
dialogue onsucd: e..
Smith (who lisped little)-
"A'n't your name Joneth?"
Miss Jonos--"Yes, sir" ...
Smith--z"A'n't you Than Joneth's
daugh ter 2" f..
Miss Eyes sir" d"
Smith-~-"WcIl, NTH Jonoth, I
came plngney near being your fatAer,
oneth" ~ = -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
~. SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN g. TRUST COMPANY.
Authorized Capital Five Million Dollars.
PRESENT LIMIT,- 100000.

= THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY is NOW
opened ut No. 10 Broad street South Western
Railroad Bank) for the receipt OF Deposits, Dis-
count on Paper, Purchase aud Sale Of Ex'
change, and tho transaction OF II General Banks
Ing Business.
interest allowed OH Deposits, upon terms es>
tablishcd by tho Board Of Directors.
Tho Company ls olso isgal DenositorY for
and Transfer B0oks--act an agent to pay Cou-
pons and Dividends, aud as Trustee IN Railroad
IRECTORS:
". @. bee, Of Wm. G. Bee s. Co.. A. S. John.
s4on, Of Johnston, Crews &Co.; Robt AIure. Of
Robt. biure g. CO.; W. b. Wiinms. OF W. B.
Williams & Sou; Il II. Frost, of Frost & Adj
ger; j. L, Adger, OIL. Il. Adgor & Co Henry
Gonrdin, Of Gour!in tthiesscn Co. Ge"rgc
Of Memminger, Jcryey, & pinckney.;,r,J Kerr,
Oft. j. Kerr 4 Go.;J. ID Aiken. ofJ. D. Aiken
g. Co; John Campsen. Of Campyen & Gu; a. L.
Caldwell, Of x. &. a. + Caldwcli; W.. X. ny.
an. J. l.. Wrlsman, u. O'Ncii, J. j. Lless,
Gr0niteville, S. g
For further information, address
GEO. i cAMERO &. President.
tliOS. 4 WAXING, Cashier.
,,e charleston, s c., March u, 1865.
G0t oh "a II 3m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
CONTINGENCIES.

We have rrutl some very anus
ing counts Of the facility with
which almost any imaginable urti-
clio may no brought under the
head Of Congressional ''contingcn-
cicS" but we think Lhc following
little bill, run up ut the last scS.
sion Of the Unitcl States Senate,
which is published, rs literally
correct hy the New York Tribune,
is Il little ahead of anything Of thu
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

A week orLwoago, tho ordinance
Of tho Lords Supper was celebrat-
ed in Madrid publicly hy the Pro-
tcstants, tor tho'tirst timo since
tho reign Of. F Phillip Il, more than
900 years ago. n g, a:J,.g" Fs1a,r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
NEWDEKRY VEM ALE
sACADN;t1M
REV. J. B. HlLLHOUSE-PRIEC
MISS FANNIE LrAvEL1' ,,


MISS FANNIE LEAvELL,
!" ANNIE II1LLuoUsE, .....
hin. +. WERpEn-profcssor of Music
~ Col. S. FAlR-Chairman Board Trustees.
Terms per quarter, Of ct months, payable
IN advance.
Primary Department.. Smelling. Read
Ing. Writing and First Lessons in
Arithmetic English Grammar and
in Geography, S5 90
Fmetis and History, 81 so
Latin, Greek, French, Logic. Rhetoric,
Physical, Mental and Moral Sc,>
cnces, $40 90
No Pupil will he charged ut the same time
with moro than one Of the preceding rates.
- Music, oXtra-S25 par session OF five
months.
Boarding with The Principal and others
on reasonable terms.
Thorough instruction afforded in all tho
branches Of n liberal education.
March 10 10 It.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

( ItiS proposed to mako how County {
out Of tho lower part 6f Barnwo}l and
tho upper pnrt Of Beaufort, ~ "S
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

a man who gives l,isa children habits
Of industry, provides for them better
than by giving them fortune,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02

kind We havo yet seen.
3d"z. co$mctiqurS, SO 90
box honey soap. 0 o.
il gal. cologne Is s.
l gal. bay rum =. = 8 so
s gals. alcohnl rs 50
l ct. spts. camphor 2 so
> shaving brushes y 90
4 dnz. plate brushes q 90
Z! lbs. bathing sponge 80 81
| uoz. mugs 90
81 boxes lemons 1865 0O
l0l lbs. sugar 3G "a
6 bottles extract Of ginger 3 0O
II doz. palm leaf Iars IS 0C
120 extra Scotch wood pin
cushions .. 122 90
A. W.WinkGcId, furnishing
tea and making the Same
for the nsc. Of he Senate 81 80
And yet the distinguished gen
tlrmGn who occupy seats in the
United States Senate all consider
themselves honest, incorruptiblc
patriots!
Cosmetiqucs, honey soap, col
ognc, bay rum, alcohol, "amphor,
shaving brushes, plate brushes,
bathing sponge, (sngGcstivc y,
mugs, flesh hrushes. lemons, sugar,
ginger, fans, pincuShions and "a.
W. Winkticld furnishing tea and
making tho same for the use OF
the Senate - We might stand
tho soap, cologne and bathing
sponge for the filthy, and the flesh
brushes for the Hchy Senators ;
but every honest man will be as.
tonishcd TO learn that all these
articles arc paid for out Of tho pco
pies money.
Admitting tho legal right OF
Senators to Hsc all kinds OF fancy
goods and iuNnrics ut government
expense, VIC ask if any Senator
with one spark Of moral principle
wonld make himself a party to
such 4 Swint'lc M is implied in the
use Of cosmcli1ucs and bay rum
at the peoples expense?
The little list we publish above
serves AN admirable purpose. 1t
shows tho rank corruption, tho
unparalleled proficiency that per
vadcs governmental circles at
Washington Let tho reader pic
turc to himscif George Washing.
ton ar Thomas Jefferson using al
cohoI and flesh brushes ut the OK
pcnsc Of the people who elected
them, and tho contrast will DO suf.
ficicntly suggestive.
Wilmington star.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

This company is incorporated
to build II railroad from tho North
Eastern Railroad, through Man
ming and Sumter, to Charlotte, N
G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-02
New Laws.

We continue our synopsis Of the
laws Of interest to our readers,
passed ut the last session Of tho
Legislature,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

The Press, of Nebraska City, has
been exercising its muscle for a few
DAYS past OH what it terms "the viii
famous character of the new Treasury
law and says the law twas intended
to create a vacency," but that the
Treasurer "win not yield to this piece
Of spite from his present enemies-h
The Press has positive information
that IL was intended a soon SIS Mr.
Sweet was out and their candidate in,
that an extra session should be called
and the law repealed"
Now We object to insinuations of
THE character, which are as prejudicial
10 those who were not, as to those who
were the enemies of the present Treas
urer. We consider Mr.. Sweet n Of
our best State officers, and should feel
sorry 70 see him from desire or neces-
sltv, resign his position.
We hone the Press viii bring TO
light this positive information, " and
letthe public know who ''the enemies
of the Treasurer are, that wish TO
force him to resign by the passage OF
laws Of n '~'villainous character"
We once wrote to the Advertiser that
laws were being passed without due
consideration, for which we were
soundly abused by the sapient editor
Of the Commonwealth. So we will de-
fer our opinion Of this one which the
Press terms ''villRinous in its chGrac-
scter.p
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

From the Record, (Beatrice,) we
learn that a meeting of the citizens of
that lively town was held recently for
the purpose of taking steps to build a
college building to be under the con-
troll Of the NJ. e. Church. The Pre-
siding Elder of this District, G. w.
Giddings, was present, and addressed
the meeting by invitation. A COM
mittee of three were appointed to so
lieit donations and subscriptions, and
a committee to attend the next con-
ference and present the matter for
their consideration.
Beatrice P. o. has been a money or
der Office three months, in which time
there has been 143 orders issued, for
1856 go, and 81 paid, amounting to
$685.
The Rev. B. F. Mcneil, has charge
of the editorial department of the Re
cord during the absence of Mr.. Wes-
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

The hour for the consideration of
the question of ratification Of the 18th
article rs a constitutional amendment
having arrived in the Legislature of
Indiana, the Democratic members of
the two Houses rendered their resig-
nations, thus leaving the Legislature
without a quorum; thereby defeating
the appropriations for the current
years expenses, and many other inn
portant measures. The result will be
the calling of a new election and an
extra session Of the Legislature, at the
cost Of many thousand dollars. Such
Is the spirit of the so called Democracy
that they would circumvent the will
Of the people, no matter what it costs.
When rebellion seems the better course
they rebel; when secession promises
success, they seceed; when burdening
the people with heavy expenses for
extra elections and Legislature ses-
siOns will answer as well, then they
stop with that. The will of the people
must be defeated. The means resOrted
TO for the accomplishment Of this pur-
pose are only limited by just what it
will take to do it. Most people are
heartily tired Of such treatment, and
among them are to be found the citi-
zeus of Nebraska. Just before q gen.
eFsI election they are famous for
good promise, but afterwards az in In
diana, they return "like the SOW to
their wallowing."
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
consideration :

The fact is announced in the last
number of the Weekly Knoxville
Wing, which contains the valedictory.
IL reads:
1.-THE Wig, a journal l have edited
for the last thirty years, now passes
into other and more able and vigorous
hands. As a member Ofthe new COM
pany, owning the Office, l shall feel a
deep interest In the success of the en-.
teTprise, and will do all in my power
TO promote its success. In reviewing
my long and eventfuI career as an ed
itor, I have this to say, that had [ nv
life to live over, / would pursue the
same coure / have pursued, only
more so. If In past life / have been
violent on some occasions, my apology
Is that like the Apostle Paul, on many
occasions 1 have fought with Beasts
at Ephesus.n In taking my leave of
many Of my readers, 1 will remind
them that before they were born their
parents we're subscribers of mine. /
have, however, the consolation to
know that I have always taught both
parents and children to hold fast to
the forms of sound doctrine; and in
defending them L have invariably ut
tered the wOrdsOf truth and sOberness.
My friends ( wish every possible sue
cess in all the undertakings Of life.
OF my enemies / have no favor to ask,
but am willing 20 let by-gOnes be by
cones. NV. g. BROwEnoY."
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

The following is the proposed con-
stitutiOnal amendment to the consti-
tuition Of the United States, to be en-
titled article Is:
Article Is. The right OF the citizens
Of the United States to vote, shall not
be denied or abridged by the United
States or by any State, on account of
raoe, color, or previous condition Of
servitude.
SEC. 9. The Congress shall have
power to enforce this article by apprO-
pirate legislation.
It has been ratified by Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Nevada, West Virginia, Illinois
and Massachusetts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

a Colony Company Of fifty MEM
bers is organized in New York, COM
posed Of farmers, carpenters, black
smiths and other mechanics, whose
object It is to provide each member
with a piece Of land in the Southern
portion Of the State Of Nebraska, and
TO transport themselves thereto. They
intend to locate somewhere between
the Republican and Little Blue. The
colony intend leaving the city Of New
York early in April. Their best route
will be by rail to st. Louis, thence up
the river to Atchisonr Kansas, thence
out on the railroad to the Blue River
Valley, thence by overland to point
selected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
MARRIED.

At the residenceof the brides father, March
18th, by Ed. Ira Moore, William Stoddard
and Miss Melinda Long.
At the same time and place, by the same,
Robert Bennett and Miss Sarah Z. Long. ali
of this county.
By the above it will be seen that Messrs.
Stoddard and Bennett mot john delivered
two Moore Long Inauguralsto the two Misses
Long, on the same day that President Grant
delivered his to the pleOple. Grants Inau-
gural was short. We hope hat both the for
eign and internal policy Of all the above will
reflect credit upon them and their posterity.
Let's have Peace"
On the 18th Of February, 1869, by r. 3. Bur-
CESS, Justice of the Peace, Mr.. James r.
BrOckman to Mrs. Jane Shrader, all of Parter
Township, Richardson County Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

Andy Johnson declined to go to the
Capitol and witness the ceremonies
of Inauguration on last Thursday. At
-f2:3O nc abandoned the White HouFs
and drove TO the residence Of Johnny
COSie, a notorious rebel sympathizer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

DR.. Mcneil was expelled from the
Presbyterian Church at Omaha, March
9Th, on the charge of having sinned
by writing within the last two years,
amorous and Iewd letters to one Miss
6. T. johnson. The Episcopal Rev.
crend, still more guilty, fled the
country some time since.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

Boutwell, declines the Treasuryship.
Wilson, of Iowa, declines TO be Secre-
tary OF War, Secretary of State or P.
w.. General. Borie declines the office
Of Secretary of Navy. A. T. Stewart
sent IN a long letter March 9th, re-
signing his office. Mr.. Washburn re-
signed on the same day.
Sherman hssbeen promoted to the
rank Of General.
breckenridge reached home March
9th. He will resume the practice of
the law and eschew politics here
after.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

On the Sd day of March Andy John
son pardoned the two Depuy's, of
New York, convicted Of frauds in
whisky. President Grant, on the
4th day of march, issued an order re-
voking the pardon and directing the
return of the papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

From the latest advices from Wash
iugton we conclude that Judge Hosr
and a. T. Stewart will withdraw
from the Cabinet, and that Boutwell,
viii take the place Of the former and
Pierpont that Of the latter gentleman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

The President orders a re-assign-
ment of Department Commanders,
sending Gen. Sheridan back to the
department Of Louisiana, and Gen.
Mead to the department Of the Allan
tic. he promises Southern UniOnists
TO send men who are in full sympathy
with the policy Of the Government.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

The Nebraska City Chroaicte reaches
us again after an absence Of several
weeks. We hope It may come regular
hereafter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
SPECIAL

-
We, the Inhabitants of Douglas Precinct,
Nemaha County, state of Nebraska, do, uni
tedly and seYcrally consider the" law tnd1@
eating The" Act" passed by our late assembly,
termed IAN Act TO restrain stock from rum
ming at large" as q most fragrant outrage on
our rights as citizens of the above named
Precinct, and moreover, in open violation OF
the Constitution ofth State of Nebraska.
ResOIUed, That we the undersigned will zeal
Ously and unfanchingly oppose the unlawful
ness and unconStitutionai1ty OF such law,
whenever and wherever, within the limits OF
the above named Precinct,) IN of the under
signed citizens shall be implicated in any
lawsuit" relating to such herd law.
ResO{Ued, That we mutually agree that our
stock shall run at large as usual, taking INTO
consideration that such "herd law" IS tneon-
sistent with our State Constitution, and an
open outrage upon our rights and liberties,
ResOLreG. That we ~cODinintly and Severally
agree Thai in any case Of stock being taken
up for trespasS under suc herd law belong
ing to any of the undersigned, we will NOR
ally and financially support such lawsuit
with Vlgor and Sincerity
ResOIUed, That We will IS we have hereto
fore done, comply cheerfuITy TO the eXactions
Of the might herd law" aud do our utmost
In restraining our stock from running at
large nights.
The foregoing resolutions were unanimous
" adopted.
P S. MARTIN, Sec.
JAMES ADAMSON,
DANIEL REARDoN,t
Douglas Precinct, NcnlOhd County, Nebraska,
March Oh, 1869.
William G ClaTey George Bingley
James AdamSOn Alferd Lockwood
T h Skeen WiIliGLd Watson
Samuel Leeper Edmund H Bryant
Samuel Macolister Jesse Cole Jr
Il Fox Michasl Riardon
Joh Hughes James Reed
Peter WhitloW VIM bennett
+ Simpson Daniel PeaSe
a Simpson George Hammond
w Nicholson Henry Harmon
Thomas Guilliat Edmund Snyder
Daniel Riordau HI Snyder
Burley Sen Henry Hayslnith
George Williams coup
George Farley PS Martin
w Usage Robt Dillon
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

Gen. Sheridan and staff are in from
the plains and report the Indian war
at an end.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
APRAYER FOR PREsIDENTGRANT
Mareb4, a. D. 1859.
BIZ THE Hzv. ono. LANSING TAYLOR, n. D.

7 THE REV. GRO. LANBIEG TAYLOR n 4
I.
Our COuntry's God, to thee
This day wC.bOW the knee,
Thy RTEoe q implore
For him, our Nations choice,
Called by thy mighty voice,
While millions, free, rejoice
From shore to shore.
When Freedoms traitor foes
In Wars dread carnage rose,
When battles roarcd,
Thou. by his mortal hand,
Dfd'st save Earth's beacon land,
"TfiI now. redeemed, we stand,
Praising the Lord!
III,
Thou whose Almighty power
Shielded in Perffs hour,
Shield him in peace:
Save from Auditors spell,
Save from temptation, fell;
Save him nom eartha and HE'LL
Let love increase.
".
Now, while he swears Gods oath,
While sea and shore peal forth
Freedoms great chant,
Hear. from Heavens Ornament,
with our glad thunder's rent,
Con BLESS OUR PRESIDENT
Con BLESS OUR GRANT!
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
DIR. WHITTIER,

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF
II MEDICINE, as diploma at Office Will
show, has been longer engaged Inv the treatment
of VENEREAL, SEXUAL and PRIVATE DISEAS-
Es than any other physician in St Louis.
Syphilis, GOnOrrnB, elect, Structure, OrchIttis,
Hernia, and Rupture; all urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic or Mercurial Affections Of Throat,
Skin or Bones, are treated with unparsileiied
success.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo-
tency, as the result of self abuse in youth, seKu-
al excess in matureF years, or other causes, and
which produce some of the following effects, as
Nocturnal Emissions, blotChes, debility, dizzl-
ness, dimneS of sight, confusion OF ideas, evil
fOrebOdings, aversion TO society of females, loss
of memory and sexual pewer, and rendering
marriage improper, are permanently cured
The Doctors opportunities IN hospital ano
private practice are unsurpassed in st. Louis or
any other city. Back files Of ST. Louis papers
prove thath G has been located here longer than
any other so advertising. The establishment
library, laboratory and appointments, are un-
rivalled in the west, unsurpassed anywhere;
Age. with experiences, can be relied upon, ana
the doctor can refer 10 many PHYSICIANS through
cut the country. In past success and present
position he stands without a competitor.
The Writings of a Physician whose rep"
utatiOu is UniOn-Wide should
be .yvOrth reading, Il
Doctor WHITTIER publishes a Medical P1Inph-
let relating to venereal diseases and the diSaS-
trOu~ and varied consequence of self-abuse that
will be sent to any address in a sealed envelope
for two stamps. Many physicians introduce pa
tientS to the doctor after reading his medlcal
pamphlet. communication confidential. A
friendly talk will cost you nothing. Office cen
trail, yet retired-No. 6l7 st. Charles street, St.
Louis, Nc. Hours 9a-m. to : pm. Sundays II
to ppm. 2y
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
F9AT. NOTTOF ~

7 EGAL ~NOTICE-NIeTr~
Il ArchbOld, VS.. VIM. Vincent ~
Harrison. District Court, Nemaaa C--
TENDER Term, 1853.
To VIM. Vincent and Geor-a V7-
hereby nOtihei that the above uamefr-
commenced an action against Won
named court, for she recovery If gra
fifteen dollars. a. due as balance l..
that your property, tO-wit-theegs an
west quarter, and the north west gr4-a-
west quarter, of section %. town ---
eastOf 9th principal meridian-h5s bss-
said cause thai unless you apTeu-or n
the 18th day or April, Ar. 1862. and s-.
tiJiOn of the said plaintiffs I'm mis- csr
viii be rendered against you for tie -r
named, together with interest and ~.
attached pFOpertO sold % satisfy tle
MCLENNAN ARrT7-
80 r
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

John LAVIGNE will sell his inn
proved farm one mile north Of VIM. b.
Timber and 100 acres of Improved Land,
with good Buildings, Orchard, Hedge Fences, and
Living Water, at So per acre. Time given on two
thirds the purchase money. Vii sell his farming
implements, ShOrSes, 30 head of cattle, 3 hogs, fowls
and crop on the grounds at same time. For further
particulars enquire OF Judge A. w. Morgan, Brown
Vile, or Of the proprietor on the premises. 22-st
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
LEGAL. rn-


-l
EGAL N~OTTCE.-I1S
~ trustee Of Mccain JULIAN ~
Horace Mccall, rs. the 1etcalf
cessOfs IN interest Of Ferpe,agEn I.
Inc heirs and suecesso- Cn0eFs.
CROKER, defendants In ~ Lntefert Y
notice that the plaintiff hove ae
Iay 81 FEBRUARY AID. I8n a. lauef-
Clerk Of the District - as 81
W NeDraska, against you: ne fNe~
when 80 procure 3 judgment W ls
lselO5 trust heretOf0ra Ore
Croker NOW deceased "a Ter eveB
the sum Of one hundred aDd.n lse
twOhundredtlls dollars Ff8I - 5ur1
ION q certain pf0missnrv 49, AeCsr
70 MoCann & 4etcalf, dated en-
said sum OF sl84 y, upon wbieL ausCg
Us 10 the amOunt Of hftv-ona alae
follows: November =. fs5g Gl SHg
guSG44lhs eleven and 51-l0d u9lan
following described real estate l
COuRSy, Nebraska, tO-wft. 10 etlaied
seven % OF the northeast -scit1f
section number seven C0. in tSwTe qll-
(ts OF range number fifteen 1I ln
principal Marldian. and dated ist et
ltlone hatLI y saldSum Of ~ 5slt
% q Metcaif on the ~. Eu
1850, the said Julian MstCaIF - Cav
the above described lands affe- 4ihoF
notice and make a deed 0t5s ,sItlns
interest OF said Croker theraf5
truStdeeq or mortgage, and ouf le
the principal and Interest TINT n, lur
tOgFthcr with the costs OF f0recIr
Now, unless YOU, the said deus
9Wer Or emu 70 said patit.au ~
day or April, AID. 1853, 1hesafdn No. oe
as true, and Judgment reudprad @
lit EEANIS d CHT E
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
ESTRAYS.

CTRAY TICE.-TakeH mi
~ undersigned. on his farm. twar
OF BrOwDville. One three year Cd r11r ~.
and SlitOn left ear. and UuderBt a0 r.-1
one cali near q year old, uCe m0sIyra
Z-2t RObERT GILe
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH IL, 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
NOTICE OF TNCORpo1.

MOIlCE Oh INCORpOD.~
~ Pursuant TO the roguf-,
statute I'm such Ease provided NJ
en- 70 al who'll IL may concern 49,
Organized and Incorporated ~
County or Eenlaha and state ~
stock Company. under the name
and Odd Fellows Building Assrr
villei Nebraska The place M
Company is at BrOwuviIle. IN g14d o
ha, and state Of Nebraska. THO g1la
been formed for the purpose of &C..
q building to rent for business D--
Ply by tie said Ordersof MasYrs
their Lodge rooms, with aUacrel
of six thousand dollars, with ann
Of Managers 20 increase the ..rr-
scrlptiOn 20 nine thousand. wbisI o.
increased by vote OF the Stoe- U
thousand; % be paid ia i-DstaHwE9-
the Board OF Managers. The eg-I.-
ing in January, 1869, and Terminal
pletiOn Of the building. and Er-i
ments are made for the maraFsw-
The hfghesT HnOuur % LIalr--n
Corporation az any time can Do i,-
four thousand dollars.
The affairs of said Corporation Ara
BY a Board Of Managers. coasistirv
Secretary, Treasurer, and two Di-z
BY order Of Board OF Managers
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JONAS HAorrI ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

An act 20 enable Counties, Cities and
Precincts TO Borrow Money on their
Bonds or to issue Bonds "a aid In the
LofInternal Improvementfn this State
and TO Iegaltze Bonds already ISSUED
for such purpose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11

J. S. CHURCH, Editor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-03-11
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