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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The BrOwnville Democrat reads the
NesOs and Omaha Herald a much
needed lecture upon partisan journal
ism. The Democrat must take care,
or the NeWs viii read it out Of the cat
alogue of Democratic journals. It is
our opinion that the DemOcrdtis right
In its position but then we are doubt
ful, when we consider that shameful.
abuse and wholesale Iibeling is their
only stock in trade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

There viii be, Providence permit
ting q Campmeeting held for the Ne
hrasza City Station In Overton's.
Grove, AZ miles South from Nebraska.
City, on the bluff road TO Peru, and
one-nalf mile from the four mile.
school house, commencing Tuesday
evening" September 2lst, and cOntin-
ufng over the ensuing Sabbath. It is
expected that many viii attend from
London, Peru, and other appoint
ments. Friends from al parts are In
Klted % come to tent on the ground.
4he grove IS excellent afOrding am
pie shade, and all arrangements win
be made for the comfort and convene
fence Of tent holders.
T. b. Lemon. p. Il.
e.. :. ALEXANDER, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

I'VE learn from several different
sources that the Normal School Of
Peru is opening up the new year with
greater prospects than ever before.
There are now nearly one hundred
students in the Normal department.,
all anxious to make teachers Of them
selves, and afterWard men Of business
and ladies Of varied accomplish
ments. The State has dealt quite gen
erousIy with this school, on the
ground that Peru contained none Of
those places of vice, immortality, or
rum holes, to make parents anxious
lest their children, when not under
parental care, should be enticed away
from the path Of r~eetitude, which we
all desire to see our children follow.
It is gratifying to the good citizens Of
the State to learn that the public funds
ore expended where they yield good
fruit Of an hundred fold more value to
its citizens and to the State than the
outlay. The building is finished, the.
grounds are fenced, and the school
itself is just ~immerging from a state
of dependence and anxious care, to do
manful duty as one Of the settled in
stitutiOns Of this growing State. It's
success only calls the louder for one,
two, or three other Normal schools,
in different parts Of the State, as pre-
paratOry department to the University
now building. Our school system is
yet in its infancy, and needs to be
planted on a scale commensurate with
the future wants Of the State. We
have the accumulated experience of.
older States to aid us, and let us profit
by their wisdom and avoid their
errors. The interests of the State de-
mands wise, educated, experienced and
sound rulers to lead her on to prosper
ity; and let her schools, Common,
Normal and Universities, train up and
send them forth at the expense Of the.
public treasury.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

MI. N. ". Cook Of Hillsdale I'm
forms Us that there is much sickness
prevailing among the inhabitants be-
low st. DerOin. The people are leav-
ing the River bOttomf for the prairie on
the bluffs, to avoid the miasma pre-
vailing on the bottom lands.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
MARRIED

At the residence Of James H. Jones, the
brides uncle, in st. Deroln, September 5th,
by the Rev. F. Burge of Nemaha City, VIM.
b. WOodring to M~issJoannah Hutton, both OF
St. Deroin.
t Wineland NJ. E. Church, on September
9Th, 1866. by the Rev. James Meacham, DR.. ].
w. Blackburn Of BrownviIle, Nebraska, to
Miss Belle McGrew Of Sewickly Township,
Westmoreland County, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

nUFTNFsE-Persons addressing this ONCE upon
any ndsiness connected with The Once, or upon
public business requiring immediate action should,
n secure attention IN the absence OF Nj. Church.
direct 70 A~DvERTIsER. BrOwnvlue, NEBRASKA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The Banner Base Ball Club of st.
Derion will compete for the .bat and
bal, " a premium offered at our Coun-
.ty Fair. This club is s~plendidIy uni-
formed, and have played by invitation
with many other clubs in other places
where the honors have been contested
manfuIly with marked success. So
we say to the BrOwnville club, look
out for competitors worthy Of your
steel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

Notice Is hereby given 10 the legal voters Of Ne
maha. Richardson and johnson Counties. that q
Senatorial Convention WIN be heidi IN B~rOwnviles
WEDNESDAY, sEPTRMBER 25ths 1853,
e. ao'clock p. n, for the purpose Of dominating a
Senator fOF the Third senatorial District, inplace Of
DsHAM RnAvrs. resigned.
The representation Is fixed Is follows: Nemaha
County Is % have ave delegates, Richardson hvei
johnson two.
81 order Of the following Members o. the State
JARVIS s. CHURCH.
Nemahd County.
HINNAN RHODES,
johnson County.
u. e CUNNINGHAM
Richardson County.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16


The SchoohBook question is Just
now receifing a good deal Of atten-
ton At is charged by the NetCs and
HerdId that the list of text books was
made for a consideration received by
Gov. Butler and Secretary Kennard.
That they demand 5000 Of the pub
fishers and only selected the books of
those who would come down with the
sum required. So long as there is no
other evidence Of these alleged facts,
than that the charges are published
in the NeUs and Herald, the public
viii be slow 70 believe what they
print upon b subject. The DISPOSE
ton upon the part Of these journals to
charge corruption in ofRce upon their
opponents has become chronic, and
their readers would be disappointed If
they did not daily and weekly defams
theEeputatfon and Official standing of
s8rne honest oEaoer. The r8sult is.
they are net to be believed and are
not credited when they do tell the
truth, II purchance they ever do. We
do not claim perfection for either Of
the above officials. Yet, the calamity
would be immeasureably great Il
either Of their defamers should sue
coed them in Office, taking their form
er reputation IS q ground Of measure
ment, and we would not for one mo-
ment believe that either Of the editors
referred TO would be guilty Of such
consumate folly as that they charge
upon the Governor and Secretary.
misunderstanding Of thetrutho Of these
charges against our officers Is lite own
Sufficient r~efutation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

All persons whose names are not on the
above list, who claim TO be voters In Peru
Precinct at the October election OF 1850. will
n me at my Office IN Peru, on Monday and
Tuesday, the 9TH and 5th Of October, 1869, at
which time I will correct the list OF Registra-
ton, n complete the same.
This 18th Of September, 1855.
ID. G. COLE,
Registrar Peru Precinct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

We acknowledge the receipt Of COM
plimentary tickets TO the Reception
and Banquet at Lincoln, Nebraska,
on the occasion Of laying the corner
stone Of the State University and Ag-
Eicultural College, to be held Sept. %,
-snd ~orO-ftaotthnt county aair
viii then be IN fun blast, we should
most certainly present ourself and
lady at the capital on TINT occasion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The District Court for Nemaha
county is in session, His Honor Chief
Justice Mason presiding, o. B. Hew-
EFT Prosecuting, w. H. Hoover Clerk
ing and Davidson Plasters Sheriff. Be
sides the bar Of Nemaha county, we
notice present Hon. VIM. McLennan,
J. N. Shambaugh Of Nebraska City,
Gen. J. w. Denver of Ohio, Eli Gill
bert Of Kansas and @. P. UhI of Falls
City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The vote on issuing County Bonds
20 the Nishna and the O. NJ & P. r.
b in AtchisOn County, Mo- has been
postponed on account of defective reg
fstfation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

NOTICE IS hereby Given
~ Ero1ate Court Of NeI-bo III
tt9L4-el Kent AfnirI
- t n. he'd lateof SAID oorrf-
the second Mondays OF Fe6-1.-- 1r
~ = the time, and fft
~ 80 coqnty,m ths rieco
Al rieis@s, ~ Gems esaiqst the -
az court on or bel1Fe TIE secorf
1870, shah Be forever bar-rf
Dated Septembar 7th. f8a
A. ~. MORGAN pr,.
WHNAN KIM, Adminffr9le oaie J
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
LDMINISTRIIlR'H en-

THE undersigned win ofa.
Of 81 P19 He. suction, q the hte ~ a
on frlday the 9th day ofSeutamt@.
ana ehaHi@ o. said deceased eons5i
HORSES, CATTLE. No.
ING IMPIRMFrT fAEH.
Wheat and Oats IN the sfac<
otner articles Of personal prone-v ~ hsd ~
mencea at 10 o'clock ~ s sale =
Purchase amor-ta
OF less, cash IN hand: orer 49, I've an
monln8 Wl1 approved lecnHfv am -
sldH
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The Rev. r. Burge viii accept eur
thanks for a quantity Of very fine cab
bage, beets and squashes from his farm
IN Nemaha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The weather is shaping finely for
the Nemaha County Fair to be held
IN BnOwnville next week, cOmnen-
cing September 21st and ending on
the 23d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

We print this week the Registery
list Of three precincts. Next week we
must have the balance, as it win be
the last issue before the 18th Of this
month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
SHERIFF..

We are authorized to announce the name Of DA-
WILSON PLAsTERs for reelection to the Office Of
Sheriff AZ the ensuing October election.
Having been solicited to become q candidate be-
fore the Republican Nominating Convention for the
Office Of Sheriff, I herewith give my consent for the
use Of my name. should I have friends enough to
secure the nomination, I will accept, and win iii
the ONCE to the best Of my ability.
5hs a ls w. b. SMALL.
We are authorized to announce the name Of ". g.
GLASGOW as q candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of
County at the ensuing election subject to
the decision Of the Republican Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16


Senator Upton has been at work
since the adjournment OF Congress Al.
Improving his presumption farm.
Some years ago he pre-empted one
hundred and sixty acres Of land near
Longs Bridge, on the west side Of the
Little Nemaha, which he afterwards
entered He has had ninety acres
broken up this summer, and the posts
are arriving upon the ground with
which to enclose the whole farm with
q wire fence. We suppose that he
win claim by another year the emil
nent distinction Of being one Of the
progressive farmers Of Nemaha coun-
~. He has also been improving his
Block Of lots in Brownvilieby cultiva-
ton in setting out shrubbery in lay
ing out walks, grass plats and other
general arrangements necessary for
his future residence. The rock Is be-
ing hauled for the foundation Of his
hoesss which be intends to buildear
next fnFing. 10 has also cleared and
fenced q Block Cor an orchard south
ct his residence Block, and opened
the street for the passage of wagons
between the two. His activity knows
ne bounds, whether in serving him
ELF or the psblic.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The Hon. J. @. DelwiIer, the great
Temperance Lecturer Of Iowa, will
deliver q temperance lecture in the
Presbyterian Church tonight Thurs
day. at half past seven o'clock. We
heard him upon this subject about ten
years ago in Northern Iowa, and our
recollection is that it was the grandest
effort we ever heard upon the subject
Of temperance The lecture viii be
free TO all, and q crowded house is ex-
pscted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

COUNTY observation-disclosures.

DIR. McGREW'S many friends at London would
be glad to see him nominated by the Republican
Convention as County superintendent Of common
Schools.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

Hon. John A. Bell Of Tennessee died
this week. Senator Fessenden Of
Maine died since our last issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

Theoblecl ln offering the above named State prop
erty at that time, Is to enable the Commissioners TO
complete the STATE University, Agricultural College
and Lunaiic Asylum at Lincoln. The Capitol Buiid-
ing having been built from the prOceeds OF the pre-
viOus sale OF lots. This sale 0fSlate property offers
to the FARMERS, Mechanics and LabOrer8, q chance
for q cheap home At the Capital. situafedin the rich
est Agricultural district Of the State. and at the
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
o N

We a~Eealfborized to announcs- tire name o. Jo-
MAS HACxER IS q candidate for The OficeOg County
Treasures Of Nemaha County, at the ensuing cleo
ton; subject 70 the decision Of the Republican Con-
ton 1
w are authorized to announces the name Of 8 P.
TUrTLE as q candidate for the Ofice Of County
Treasurer Of Nemaha County, At the ensuing cleo
ton; subject to the decision Of the Republicans Con
ton.
10 tie Voters Of NeBaha County; Il
The County Omces are yours 70 giveaway. Ihave
served you one term Is County Treasures, and (
would gratefully receive a reelection in October.
GEO. W. BRATTON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

George Francis Train has struck an
original idea. He has visited Brig
ham Young at his tabernacle in Utah,
and upon mature reflection he declares
that "MormOnism viii live, for it is
the headquarters Of spirituaIism.n It
has been a standing objection to spir-
itualism that il tends towards free
loveism aud loose idea Of the mar
riage relation, but it remains for Train
TO discover that pOligamy Is an essen
tiai feature IN both systems Of their
common faith. Read his letter to the
Omaha Herald in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The Precinct Cauc1ses are to be held
in this county on next Saturday fthis
week. at two O'Clock, at the usual pla-
oes of holding elections, excepting
mDouglAs prscin6t. wkicbh 20 be in
sheridan We would lmpew npon
Tie importance Of every Rspubncants
see to Il that the best men they have
are selected as delegates 70 the County
Convention. A nomination fairly
made Of our best men for office Is
equivalent to an election. So every
man can sse how important It IS
that We havegoOd delegates sentu Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
TO THE

The Doctor would state that he devOtes hs pen01d
to all classes Of Frnlalg DtgnsL. Hf
Gfem Fem0tg Remedy FOR the obstruction Of be
menses. can be obtained BY calling af he 0igs.E
addressing a letter % DIT. YOU'VE L0ek Box,
omaha, Nebraska enclosing the price &A Lals
N q certain condition should not take this melclf
as u VIII surely produce miscarriage. send mfuf
culhr TO Married Ladies Only, which oouniu
valuable Information 70 every married lady. al
correspondence treated confidential and pumEI
attended 10 on the receipt Of q reasonable ie
Office hours nom q. M 10 81. m. Suuda9gnn
? n IN the afternoon. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

I'm the Town Site OF Lincoln, said Lots being the odd
numbered Block Che even numbered having pre-
ViOusly been Sold Of the Town. and comprising The
most eligible lots In the place. The said lots win Be
appraised by the Commissioners and gold % the
hf0hoaf hfdroWovpr fna n-0nrafemerE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
STATE NEWS.


Items from the Pawnee Tribune Of
4th inst:
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.- Nj.
Shurtz. recently from Ohio, has bought
Mr.. Haine's farm : price, 1900. Very
cheap, we think. The whole farm
is under cultivation.
A BIG STORY, Bur TRUE-ME. ].
b. Judd, informs us that he raised n
his garden this season on q bed nine
feet long and four feet wide, one BUSH
ell andthree peeks Of onions, from seed
distributed from the Patent Once.
This is at the rate of2,1i73 bushels per
acre.
From the Southern Ne6rasEian of
the 10th inst:
E.. E. Cunningham, our Slate Sena-
tor. has been appointed Deputy q. S.
Marshal. Mr.. Cunningham will make
a good and efficient officer.
The fact thatA. Schoenheit has been
selected as one of the orators on the
occasion of the celebration Of Alexan-
der v. Humboldt's birthday, is evil
dence that his German friends have
not forgotten him, and that they still
appreciate those qualities for which he
is so distinguished with his German
as well as his American friends.
Col. IS. M. Rich, the well known
Attorney of Brownville, and Geo. w.
F~airbrOfher, Mayor Of BrOWnville,
paid AragO q visit this week. They
were well pleased with Arago. They
predict great future success for our
growing city.
The new wheel for the Beatriee
Touring mill arrived from Br0Wnville
on Monday evening last. : Isl quite
weighty from what we can e and
learn Of it. It has been four weeks on
the road, through the worst of wealth
er; has broken down q number of
bridges and culverts, upset and broke
several wagons and snapped innn-
merable chains. Mr.. Carl Emery,
who brought it, has shown in this
matter the qualities which succeed ey-
erywhere in life.-BeGtrice Clarion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16


BRYAN, Sept I'd, 1869.
To the Pacific Excursions from Cincinnati
en- route for San Francisco.
Welcome to the sage brush prairies,
two thousand miles of mountain des-
ert. Look well at Omaha and the
lands along the Platte. I came to re-
main four days, and have been four
months on the survey. This is the
result Alaska, lives; British Colum.
bia, dead; Washington Territory alive:
Oregon, sound; San Francisco, explo-
ded; California, broke, Nevada, play
ed" Idaho and Montana, dying; Pa
cife bubble, burst; Utah, fOurishing:
Pacific States, a sucked Orange-San
Francisco the sucker.
No emigration should go West. All
C~alifOrnians who can get out are go-
ing East. The Pacific railway will
save the Republic for the benefit of
the people, but break the capitalist.
all "dead-head,n excursions are cor
rallied by the bankers Of CaIifornia;
hence e nothing, Mineral produce
tiOns-this year only $50, 00a, 600. The
miners have turned west 0f the Mis-
souri, river. There are not one million
south.
Read, ponder and inWardly digest
this dispatch and your visit will result
in profit TO the nation otherwise in
loss. Nothing can save us from repu-
diatiOn but the issue of 8.0OO, OO0, 900
greenbacks and abolition of specie
payment forever. You win find the
Pacific States still a foreign country.
General Lee has not yet surrendered.
GEO. FRANCS TRAIN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

LARAMIE, Sept. 2-Have e a
wonderful mana marvellous city and
wonderful peOple-a man with,gigan-
tic self-reliance, who practices what
he breaches with NapoleOnic power
IA city without q lawyer, doctor,
clergyman, drunkard gambler or
pauper-where there is no Democratic
club or Union league, no Odd Fellows
Lodge, or Free MRsonsi camp; no old
bachelors and no old maids; where
one hundred feet streets lined with
locust trees divide ten aere blocks, and
PERENNIAL streams irrigate city orchard,
and metropolitan public gardens
where there no jaiIs or aims houses,
paupers OF prisoners a people who
outraged BIZ unjust laws and bigOted
prejudices, have made the sage-brush
desert blossom with fruit trees and
vegetables; who did not forget to be
loyal in Mexican and civil wars, who.
have built the largest church in Amer
lea, but do not pay their preachers
who give water instead Of wine at the
sacrement; who have manufactured
themselves one Of the largest organs
in the world, a people whose women
assist each other at childbirth. who
know nothing Ofspeeulum ,fRfantieide
or Restelism, and whose children do
not die Of eerofuia and syphilis; and
90 not back-0ite each other orafraid
% express an opinion; whose word is
their bond; who allow strange minis
ters to preach In their t~abernfcle; who
have a large population, yet are deni-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
LRaAL NoT4rv.


IN 49, W. = hereby given that
HIram 81 rsis 4salnis,ratrix Of The
- 1919 CQlft Of Nemaha C0r1f-
ME ma settlement on her af~7-
a F5oSets S9gEt has set t6sr
ne tne once Of the JUDGE "a -
pace if hearing 2 examine - e9ln q -
u-w MORGAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
TERMs CASH-

kn0gaas Saline Lands, situated within an area Of
ten miles o. the Capital, said lands being the most
valuable llTnInE Iands Of tie STATE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
NEBRASKA COLLEGE.


NEBRASKA CITY, NEB.
THE Fourth Annual Term Of this
a Institution VIII commence on Thursday,
90 September next. The College Is q BOARDING
SCHOOL for boys and young men, under the direct
The Students are fitted for College or Business.
The location Is beautiful and very healthy; the
buildings ample and comfortable and the cOurse Of
Instruction thorough. Great pains aretaken for the
physical, mental, and religious culture Of the stu
dents.
TERMS-S2SO,OO q School Year Of 10 months,
with fD00entrance zee for new students. The terms
are payable half yearly in advance.
For Application and entrance, address
REV. JAMES PATERSON,
SeCy. OF the College,
IAE@mI Nebraska City, Neb.
Annual Statement
Of THE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
PRIVATE DISEASES

Anal their diu~erentstages. Cures waulnird D
physician IN charg8 Oft1isI Institution - 49,
years experiences IN cases Of venererf narr
ul pracical knowledge o. every symriOmnF
llels oE or arising from badly treated clsaaR
Gaining upon him ur con7uffafIon- anf - -
SAe.9l Aloe having secondnEv gFu1tcn4mfr
leny cured before ut1-E
ana the lntelectua4a and mental hcuffeI drsrgTa
no mercury used New eases cured = - 16u
French S&fes, 81 three DFe0by NAH AneNn
Impotence, sRermatOrrhea, (semins
WsaknessD
cured BY nsg and Wscar0T treatment Couu1s
ton nee, and strictly confidential.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

Last or Wauaes Registered In Perm EFe~
olnet, Ne1mnha C9Wntys MebRaeAoa AoF
eao OceobaF Eaections 1885,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

The recinct Conventions win be held September
Ieth. at q O'Clock p. H.. at the usual places Of voting
tn6achp recinoE excepting IN Douglas, which Wilt
81 tie store IN Sheridan.
Done by order Of TIE Central COMMITTEES
JNO u. CARSON, Chairman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

NOALC1 merely given fh,f -
tc1lday Of August lsn fbs--yl ne
were ealy eppointed BIZ the NED
Hny@ 4aminist@iea ofiSs
Sel1ty. W persons indebted ~ ~. Aenahl
49, immediate paymenf tos9,5
Bfo"nYlue, September Ist Ia8.
I. HUGHES 0n
I'D HUGHM @
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

We are authorised to nouns the name orr. v.
subject to the decision Of the Republican Conven.
ton
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
r. CASH.


NEE win ais0 b oHsrsa fE saie 4 ne same
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

We are authofised toannounce the name ORJudgs
A. W. OR0A IS 3 candidate for the once ofPro-
bate Judge 81 Nemnha Coaniy e the ensuing cleo
ventIon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

sTRAxED Or sTOLEr.
FROM the farm Of Daniel Reo,a,,
.Sfn one mile north Of Longs Bridge. an
sloulqer With the letter aU.D Woor.ns E
Ds ~ - VIII - paid for tie refum m -
- - a1OFe premises, OF 20 the 1rls@l
l~sLle0teFy 8G1 IoFN rarr
from my premise 4
miles west Of BrownvnI. ~
Col8- Une an If0n-Gnv stud ~
white hind feet the ofher a so-ei 49,
49, On bic ieet and white star n 49,
whereabouts.
GEO ERPsgE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
NOTICEABLE FEATURES
INTEREST REcEIHED
Was more than s5OO,OOO in excess or the Claims
DIrzDE1DS 10 P0LIuE

CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICIES
Amounted to the large sum Of. s3,265,OO1 ~
This is more than twice Is much as was paid By
any other Life Company in the Werld, IS appears
by the official returns. The advantages enjoyed By
the pOiicy-hOlders in this Company over those In
any other, could not be better exsmplhed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16

THE SECURITY
offered to policy-holders Is manifest nom the char
Gcter no less than from the amount OF the Com
panyaB Assets. These include Investments on
Bond and Mortgage upon property worth IN
every case not less than double the amount
s21,A5S,3 AZ
ssocks--.-- 5,0O3,1OS Is
AeaiAstAta-- 051,SOg %
Cash deposited with Banks and
Trust O's.--.- 1,ss9.6sO 63
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
Official Paper Of City and County.

sEPTEMBER b. 20.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
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basiL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
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To befried before HR. Ros.s
ROM On t1e9th day 81 OcfoHe- - y RmNh
M-Amolnts 81 and cost "a 9aoafS
nus. leson9t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
TWELYR HUNDRED LOT9.

ARProxea February Issh, 1859, win On mat day.