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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

-odHere are some Of the latest counter
feits:
g on the Sixth National Bank of
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Imitation. The
engraving is scratchy.
IS raised to 2Os on the Tioga National
Bank, oswego, n. X. The alterations
are well done.
zoos on the First National Bank Of
Elmira, N. Y. A close imitation Of
The genuine.
3 en- Che Lyon Park National Bank,
MY. A fraudulent issue. There is
sDosuch bank,
los on the First National Bank of
Whitehall, N. Y. Imitation. This
note is well executed, and is a danger
Gus counterfeit. The curved line un-
der the UNITED" connects the letters
sisDnitedn in the imitation. To the
seBnulne It does not. The signatures
ere engraved
So a0s on the First National Bank,
Rochester, N. Y. Imitation. The die
on the upper right end Is quite pale
rHnd scratchy. In the genuine It is
dark and fine lined.
81 - on the First National Bank, ne.
rImitatIon. The butt end Of gun on
ethe left end touches the border I'm the
leounterfeit en- the genuine it does
mot The small hguers, l775, IN the
genuine, Just above the gun, are omit
0eSd Ia the counterfeit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
LEGAL NOTICES


I EGAL N0TICE-In the n,
Il Court o. Nemahd C1untv. 81.
bruskas IN Reynolds. Adn1lnsfratwE
deceased, r. ADtEnl C1aEain widow mur
HID degeasgdA GFaV A ward ndlnrfTs-
wills Hit Gecea9e1 M inteFmmrf
william Ward, who resides On the Site -
Elizabeth Collins. dauEhfer Of all VIM
ceased. Wlo Inreruarred with enc Thnrv
Anna NJ sccrest, cauElter Of aid WIS
ceased who intermlrried with one Ja,'f
Willis irwin HIl. AGED sixteen years 49,
Willis HiIl deceased Laura LouEsa I'm 49,
Of wins Huf deceased arnn fourteen 49,
Emma HI. q daughter OF said wills
ceased, aged twelve wears All the shrrs-
defendants. except Graey a Wari anf q
Ward her huso1udt are residing mNenazr
in the state Of NEBRASKA
PETITION to 81 LEndt topaz 65a q Dsoalzhs
It aRpeaTiBg fran thepearf0u On flsaas,
that there IS no Perso1lt Efafe CD ne hM
said admnfsrrlr0F 20 uT TIE debts 0utsnr
due from the Estate 81 said dacedent -
necessdzy q sell some part Or the RsIFn
the payment "a such debts. It s hener =
that the above named defentianl hers ~
the said ~deccased. and an Otherpeu0nsnr-
TINS etufe. appear 1ua1re the District u-f
mana County. state Of Nebraska aftheCerT
IN hEoEnEilles on fheE I'm DAY Gf Nara AaE
Az, IN aS soon thereafter a o.
may be ~preuaredro hear his matter. 1stu-
Whya h~censeHhould not b. granted 60 "a 4
istrot0r % sell 90 much Of the real estate q r.
ceaSed a. nay be necEsary % pay ns-
ness OF q estate
Given under my hand and the seal o. us
tW~enEy-etghih day Of JsngeV ans
ChIef Justice Of Ne6rzska. and JudEe Sks
diCiai District
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
ITEMS.

Trains Of the s. G. & P. r. r. are In
sight Of Frement II
The Omaha R~eDubIfcas IS 10 De en-
Iarped TO a nine column d4llE- y
Fourteen head Of cattle died n the
vicinity o. Bennet's MiiL, OtOe county
last week Of dry murrin.
A Mr.. Lindsey, an employe on the
u. p. r. r., was seriously crushed
between two cars ct Grand Island, on
the 18th.
The Omaha papers announce the
arrival, q few days since, Of Hon. J.
Sterling Morton and Chief Justice
Mason, and their visit TO the Theatre
in that city.
From the Blue Valley Record we learn
that the new town OF FreepOrt, JeAer-
son county, has now up ana y pro-
cess Of erection twelve houses. ltalSo
has q mill, the original cost Of when
was 5000 and q school house worth
1900.
we learn that the citizens Of both
sides Of the Platte and Ioupe Fork IN
the country surrounding Columbus
are moving to procure a small grant Of
the State lands for the purchase ofthe
bridge across the LOupe Fork, which
is now owned by private parties.
Prof. Hernandez, the theatrical per
former who shot his wife at Omaha,
some time since, was recently SEN
fenced TO fourteen years imprisOn-
ment; showing cOnelusiveIy that the
amusement Of wife shooting Is not al
lowed In that city. His wife is rapidly
convalesing.
The citizens of Wyoming precinct,
Otoe county held meeting on the 18th
inst, for the purpose Of securing the
terminus ofthe Burlington q Missouri
River Railroad ct Wyoming; as an
Indictment the citizens offered the
company 100000 in gTeenbacks enc
one halfoft the town site Of Wyoming
The following, furnished usthrough
the kindness Of Mr.. Mcfarland Is Q
list Of the lands entered IN The Land
Office at Beatrice, Neb., from the Isl
day Of January, 1859, TO the 31st day
| Of the same month"; inclusive:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
D~MINIsTRATOR's SALE

DEMONSTRATORS SALE
a REAL ESTATE-Sotiae bbarsg
e. b q by Etrtue Of an order 81 IN DEtHG
Of NemaEa C0Entys Nebraska. r a. Admin
~ bonus EQ1t o. the Estate OF snmuela1u
ceased, VIII on The
9Th d0yQ March 1869, at O'ei0eli
expose and sell at public vendue. ar ne r.
Of the Post ONCE In PERI. 81 aid CO.
Nemanaa q the ug1t tle and inferestaa
Deceased. lis widow, heusand VersaclU
talves IN sn % the olioging real eaiel
LOt1, or section Is, Town. RangeEsat-
ing 81 7NiOo acres. except - acres on 0l
side t1ereQL Also DE f4lowiEg lots aHda
the town q Peu. blQcks l6 E, So
and 81 and lots 1. Z. 8 & SIS. TEu. unE
ano lots J. AA e, Id. 11 and ~ in b8G-
blocks 80 3 q end lots Hnd6 On blccts
loss 2 3 and In block - and IoisLta
IN block ard lots :, Q and ~ m hincE Sc
5 8 and II IN block E. and lots 1 81
and ~ In block SOS and lots m and 81 hM
and lots ald Z Ia block u- and i0Ehu
block g and lots Z and : in block g 80
II eud + u block 60; and 1ots2 sand n1
and lots 4 ard IN block - ard lots Q aGdlr
SO q lots ~, 5 70, ~ and I'm block 4;
? y u IN block s. and lots 9 und WINS
an los q aiidl1n block 81 ana lots SO
block s. and LOT 10 IN blOckal- and loss
block l0T and 0s n al andIgin biocku
lOt11. ? II and 4 in block Uf. and Tots .
block l3s and lots AZ As, s. 7s.a mandnE
IL G44 lAE ~. N LlUOA ID ana ~
D N BLOCK Als1 and lots ,, 3 and p I'm ~
and lots g. 3 and 10 I'm beck n
lots ], 6 MD in block 49, and lofs1 and ~
49, andlots7, 8 n land Zin BLOCK Izs. andCs
III in block "a and lot NJ en- block rs ~
hnq In block % ana lots ID ard d -
and lots ], p 49,, Ea 8 and in block ~
~ DloeE A2fand lo1 q in hioek ~ anl
block lH anc lots 8. 9 nnd.E IN brock t&s
8, q II and ri n block 40 and lots 6andl
~ and lolsl and s IN block 10; n an
tOWlnF lands situated In the Town f Muuli
in said county loo q IN block ., lots 6.ul
and Dm block S. l0tsL. GLAah-
a, IS, li, ~, l5, l9 and % in block &: ana u
3, 10, M, -, rs, lf, o ~. 10 and - IN hlorEiG .
l. p 80 g, Us, BIO u, u, IA - Is. MEH
Dm block g; and Tots 2 IA b.. ID. Eu-
=, p, 3, ~, ~ and3 in block Il. and ner
blocks ID - ~, q ,I2 "a L. Is. o.. D. nz
p, p, =, 81, a. "a. b. "a "a. ~ -. M.Ha
30 3@ ana Af and lots q 4 a TandsEa
and lots 2, 3, 3, ?, gu. ~. b., 81. u ana Dn1
lots I 9 s s /, ~, IL - "a, - and 3D.
Is and18 in bloCkA
said SAFE VIII be heldopen fr bids hr 81 T.
one hour rom q alter the time ab0reD
A"Hmm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11


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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
Rnofher Land Grant scheme.

ave are Informed by private source
thataneW land grant scheme has 9een
c1hcocted at Lincoln, and the Oil iOT.
i6fF1med, which vas TO have been m
tFuduced into the Legislature yester-
dayg
This scheme embraces the following
nraots of4ands, which gObbles up ali
f1ere IL LEFT Of the five hundred thou
sand acres Of internal improvement
lands: To the Nemaba Valley Rail
road- $1,000 acres: to the Nebraska
Trunk. 100000 acres; the BrOWnville
a Pacific, 5000 acresi the MIDLAND
Vafifc. 10000 acres; the Yankton q
oFi6mbus 10000 acres; the Burling-
ton a Missouri, $1,000 acres.
nThe Omaha Republican, in noting
TIE above, says: at hardly seems
possible that so unfair scheme as this
can be seriously proposed, and re-
frains from pouring out its "vials Of
wrath" upon il until it is confirmed.
We deem the above not only pos
sibls but highly probable, from the
net that most Of Nebraska lies out
SIDE OF Omaha. It does a little
sfrange that Omaha, the terminus Of
TIE greatest railroad in the world,
sH0dld howl about taJaiTness, because
afew Of her less favored neighbors
may acquire the means Of prosperity,
aad TO her shame be IL said. She has
fecefved The benefit Of milions Of acres
ofIahds and millions IN subsidius, and
yat.shrieks unfair because these lands
are not given 70 roads which increases
directly her wealth. This Legislature
has given her 'the estschooI building
h the State now let's see her press
'EO'foF 'em.P
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Col. Furnas, Of Brownville, one OF
The most enterprising agrieultUrists
and pOmologists IN the State, urges
Our citizens, through the columns Of
the Brownville Advertiser, Of which
paper he Is the agricultural editor, %
plant largely Of fruit and other trees
the coming season, and states that he
shall plant fifty acres IN fruit, forest,
ahd evergreen trees next spring.
Col. II. practices what be breaches,
such q man keeps preaching
4 IS good evidence that his practice
proves the correctness Of his preach
Ing. His IS q good example FOR the
people Nebraska 70 fOllow.-Ondhd
Repbbkcua.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR ao1
SUBSISTENCE STORES.

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT c. ST..
81 OMAHA. Nebraska, Feb. 8, lSGa.. ]
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, viii be received by
the undersigned until Il O'clock. NJ, on Saturday,
the 18Th inst, for furnishing the following Subsistence
Stores, Wis
10 barrels Of Flour, to be made wholly from or
Us iginnl stock of sound winter wheat, high
ground and well dressed, barrels to be full
head-iined; -' Fssi
$50 barrels Of Flour, 70 be made wholly from or
igtnal stock Of sound spring wheat, high
ground and well dressed, barrels 70 be n1il
.t headlined; m f.4t.aFs r-fs
1000 pounds Of Rice, in barrels full head-1ined;
1900 pounds OF Rio Coffee, in double sacks;
15OD pounds of Sugar, equal in quality 10 Stuart's
&C" In barrels full head-lined:
1000 pounds Of Soap, German Notified, In boxes
strapped with hoop iron;
1900 pounds of Salt, Clean and dry, fine grain, in
barrels full head-lined;
80 pounds of ground Black Pepper, free from
authorizations; in full weight4Oz. papers pack
Ia ed in boxes OF 2jhs each, boxes to be stripped
with hOOp iron.
An Of the above stores to be Of the best quality,
and 10 be delivered at the u. Subsistence Store
house In this city on or before the 18th inst.
Sample must accompany proposals., and be re-
ferred to therein.
Proposals win be made on the blank forms to be
obtained at this Office.
Tie usual conditions Heretofore prblished) Will
be imposed ON bidders and contractors.
J.. w. BARRFGER,
Isl BvtBrig Gen. 4 c. s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

OFFICE or THE NATroSAL ExEcuTIvE cox
NuTTE OF THE NAT. LABOR UN1ON FOH
STATE OF NEBRAsKA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
THoNAs { RaaADY. -
LEcAL NOTICE.

Ann Eliza Collins Va Robert us
a. n. la9.
Robert Collins, defendant, a nOn-r
state OF Nebraska, ~ hereby n0llea
Eliza collins, did on the 18th day Of laa
lsis, dleher petition I'm the Office ofthe
IN and for said Nemaha County
Nebraska, charging saiddpfeudant h
Win gross and extreme cruelty t0ae
and That although defendant Is OF
20 provide suitable m~aintainauce tr
mas grossly, Wantonly, and cruelty h
cd 70 DO sOe ard Iskfug that b nay
rom the said Robert COLLINS.
You, Robert Collins are hereby requl
said petition on or before the ist day
D. loda, Ofthe anne vii hotaEan 9 Ir0
ANN EbLAAN
]. n. Reynolds, Atty.
Januarw flfh. 1sfo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

The Salt Lake UTAH Reporte-, in
anouncing the death Of a somewhat
notorious Norman female Saint, who
died some two months since in Salt
Lake City, adds the following remin-
iscences: Miss st. Clair was born In
London, October 20. 1919; came to
America four years ago, havingcom-
menced lecturing a year previous, BY
which Il would seem she had COM
fmenced her profession at the early age
III fourteen. Miss st. Clair had earned
q wide spread reputation as a lecturer.
Judging from the scarcity Of items
IN western papers that section must
Re enjoying 8 season Of remarkable
calm, and this IS the case save In q
business respect. Thrift and prosper
~ arc ou%tstriping death and riot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

A bill has been introduced in the Ohio
Legislature to COMPEL all railroads in
the State to charge uniform rates for
transportation Of freight in proportion
to the distance carried, and providing
that any railroad charging more than
a,prOrata shall pay the owner i've times
the sum wrongfully collected besides
the attorneys fees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Mr.. Wilson has carried through the
Senate a bill abolishing regimental
quartermaster conissaries andprOvid-
ing that the vacant Brigadiership
shall not be filed till Congress takes
further action.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

E Steam excavating shovels have
been introduced by the Onion Pacific
Company for useat and beyond the end
OF the track, and two Of these novel
diggers will be forwarded from the
shops IA this city at an early day.
OMAHA Repubticoa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Beavenworth is sinking a shaft to
reach the coal beds which are supposed
to exist from five hundred TO eight
hundred feet below the surface. Eng
lish coal beds vary from three hum
dred to two thousand feet below the
mrfaee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
arrnr Nnnrc.

Taken mp BIZ the undersigned,
miles south Of Glen Rock. on the q
black pony, about i've years old. WIZ
q little white on inside Of right hln4
round, no MARKS or brands. ~
155t GILE7
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
Blue VnRey Record.

A ministerial "cuss, - by the name Of
Herman, having charge Of a female
Seminary at Omaha, under the cloak
Of religion, has seduced from the
@paths Of virtue and rectitudep Miss
c. y. johnson, who has been an in
mate Of his own household for more
than one year, the companion Of his
family and the Instructor Of his daugh-
tiers and sisters. The deDiZens Of
Omaha are IN the greatest excitement
over the matter
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Taken UP by the undersigned, uNl 4
half miles southwest Of AsplnA
county Nebraska, on the 81 day or 3
light bay horse p0ney, dark name 81
% be three years old; star In fOreh d
brands noticeable JUL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

WILLIAM & HORN. Admias
LmoMAR q RRnAnET 80 ~ go


Notice ls hereby given that he under
mlnlSErator Or the estate of John ID -
Of the Court House. III BrownviIe. Neull
NEBRASKA the following described reel 80
teu w snlu county, owl LOt Humle
4n4 EiEnl tsh IN Block number TEeHI
MlQlle BroWuvlle. SAID sale O. comm
main open for one hour. and until o GO
day. BIN - LUSHBA
Admm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

The earnings of the Hannibal & St.
Joseph Railroad during the past year
were $2,5O0,OO0, against 81, 10000 in
1867. The stock Is at par.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

The County Commissioners Of Linn
county, Kansas, subscribed 500, 900 in
aid ofthe Missouri River, Fort Scott
and Gulf Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Taken MP BY the undersigned,
south Of Peru, on Honey Cree aer Z
Cembcr, 1855. one Black IearinE
left a and undorbit in the rgl- q Gas
1+5t 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Taken up by the undersigned.
west OF brOWnville, Neb., on the ID I
aryr ISIS, n white steer calf VII
next spring; ears marked By Delnt
freezing, I6-5t JAMES ". W
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
GUARDIAN SAFE OF RlI

EUAhDIAN' bALE OF KEALI
~ TATE-Tn pursuance Of an oniff
District Court Or the County OF NemaHl 81
DiStrlcr q Al lSHs. All confirmed an
louEued term Of he sane held On nesE
la1, j VIII udeE for sale az public auctnn Hu
on saturday tie SAB day Of March. ARRs
premises. IN said Nemahn Gnuufy. the o.
described Real Estate. situate In ths Caste
maha and state Of Nebrskh uo-Eif. III
hair Of The northwest quarter Of secticn1t
IN one, tWOaHd three years, with ielW
interest r. H.nHIN
Guardian Of Georges Ebs Alas Geoul
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
ESTRAYs


TAKEN UP By the Subsero
i ing at Nemaha city, Decembes
one white yearling stenr. rei ear, asr
on neck and feet. u-5t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED
LeaVeO OF Using dhaf Poisonous
Weed. Tobacco.

One box OF DeWitt's preparation Is warranted 10
destroy the appetite for tobacco In any person, no
matter how strong the habit may be- If il fails in
any case the money viii be refunded. Hundreds
have used it who are willing 70 bear witness % the
fact that DeWits Preparation completely destroys
the appetite for tobacco and leaves the person as free
from any desire for Il as before he commenced its use.
It is perfectly safe and harmless IN all cases. The
preparations acts directly upon the same glands and
secretlOm5 affected BY tobacco, and through those
upon the blood, thOFOughly cleaning the poison Of
tobacco rom the system No more laundering ar
ter using DeWlfts Preparation. RecOllect IL Is war
ranted-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
RECOHIIENDATIONs.


The following are o few selected from the multi
tude Of recommendation in cur Possession:
From C. A. Rodgers, st. EOufs, MOL
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Aprl2 q. 1863
thereby certify that 1 have used tobacco FOR TWEEN
" years past, and for the lass ten Yeas 1 have uSed
two pounds per month. / have made attempts TO
leave OF at different times. Ihave iet Off one year
az 9 time, but always continued to banker amer III
until used DeWltts Preparation, which has com
for fObacro
would all who are affected withfhfs ter
riDle habit to try the Preparation.
A. ROBERTS.
LFrOm John Knipe, st. Louis, Mol
ST. Louis. June IS, 1858.
This Is to certify that I have used tobacco for elm
teen years; tried many times to leave OH. but nave
suffered so much from a dizziness In nv head and
gnawing at my stomach that I have soon given nm
the trial A friend advised me to use your prepara-
uon, and II completely cured me
JOHN KNIPE
From W. A.. Smith, Columbus, Ohio.J
COLUNBUs, July 10, 1853.
thereby certify that one box Of your Preparation
entirely removed all the use Of tobacco.
VA SMITH.
Prom VIM. Espy, Springfield, Mass.l
SPRINGFIELD, August S, 1858.
fused one box Of your Preparation, and Il cured
Imerely give these as q sample Of what I am r.
ceivtng daily. All letters Of inquiry cheerfulIy an.
sWered- Price OF Preparation. q per box. Tito be
sent by mail, . cents additional for postage Mon
ey sRnt by mail at my risk. Address
DEWITT. Chemist.
lily st Louis. No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

O A t T. NJ Z n T i.
y Ofthe condition Of the
HOME INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Of New York. On the fBtday Of January, AD. 1883,
made 70 the Auditorof state Of Nebraska, pursuant
10 the statute Of that state.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name OF this Company Is the HoSE IssU-
RANCE CoNPASY. incorporated In 1855, and located
IN the City Of New YORK.
CAPITAL.
The Capital Of said Company, actually
paidup IA cash, s------------ 2Oop0 %
Is5s.4H So
Total amount Of Capital and surplus zs5s.4H s.
ASSETS.
Amount Cash IN Continental National
Bank. n. Nf,1b -
Amount Cash IN hands Of Agents, and
in course Of nsmissi0n---- 1853 %
a-cTDf n q Ra1fqfor1d and
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

ST. LOUIS, Feb 9th.
Flour ranging from s5,25 to 5000 per Dbl:
Mixed, 76 for White; Hogs, sl0,50@II5O.
CHICAGO, Feb. 9th.
F~lour-Spring extras S5,0O67,O per bhl.
Wheat 81. le@1,2 2Z; Corn 54c@00c; Hogs SiO,T5
@ll,D0; Cattle Sf,7597,62 Esf
NEW York, Feb. och.
Flour-S5,65@l20 Dbl; Wheat No. i String
delivered Sl.6j61,Ti; Corn, 0Oc for Mixed,
White 85e Cold $50; Money market easy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

Anticipating a letter from the Capt
toi we have not attempted 70 give sy-
napsis Of Legislative proceedings, and
presume that nothing definite or Inn
portant to this section has been done
81 we should have heard Of it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

All the land in Colombo betweeen
Denver City and Golden City is repor-
ted Is taken up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

- H9sfs sBdauos6sEE baG wss
Manu- Msreagnu ~ MUN0RNWTp d ETHNT
Days, ample time 70 COX oe9 neT rocks and Their
book. and baianss ii hsr 51a Mtua hosS HueA ~
are G-auovsnuyaG wEr10gd1u1t Ume 70 NJ e0neeE
ION auth A aohassh andAdvsnos b
@EEKDFuL" RAs aQs 9lssa 2 Strirs s0r
trealA & mfacpNg proper, and hs e ne GSaet rho
can do q, sntNs MOI AOaoyk H~saane,. IN ne kaut
e~rpeadHurs, eoapIIeatBA uzssg hOuOtss, and suast
inc care. 70 10 busisess prot0bW 0Nd pIeasdnay. a
Merchant has to Obserrs Glree ruSes.
IA. T0b1yAe
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
TAxESi TAXE

CTATE AND COUNTY 3
- NOW DUE-Promptness he
pense. All cannot set receiPs W BBAi
days Of April,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
HAHTFOBD COUNT ufI HfrFr4
January 9TH, 1867, personally appeared George i.
Chase, President, and George NJ, Colt, Secretary, Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement ~ them sub
scribed Is q true, fun and correct statement Of the
affairs Of said Company, and eXhibBSB0 farhs can
be aScertained at this date, its actual condition on
the 3lst day Of December, 1903. 200
Before me-, GORGE SUMNER.
Notary Public.
JOHN LIE CARSON, Agent,
I2-ft RrownviIie. Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

DIED.
In Peru, Jan. 81, with Congestion OF the
Stomach, Mrs. Harriet Ann Hadsell, wife Of
Lander Hadsell, aged % years and 5 months.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
IN Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i Court OF the United States ~
Of Nebraska IN Bankruprcv. IN -
Osee Matthews. BlukrurE United
Court Clerks ONCE, az Omaha on -
January A-D- Ia 10 Whom 2
Take notice hereby that q peafan -
Onthe 18th day of January, AR Hn sf.5
trict Court b. Osee Matthew's af 49,
in said DistricE, wha has been Fe-s-r
clared Bankrupt under the Ae ~ -
titled AN Act % Establish a r-s
o. HauUuufcF E~ELunEluU4 ire
approved March 2 bfT End a. dnerfs .
f0FadBoharge, and Certificate thereof
debts and other claims ur1Tahla undarw Z
that theaHh day Of Ee1ruaU AD. a1n 49,
N % me once Or = n Rich. En -
Registers IN Bankruptcy Ur said DifrsrL
vile in slid District, s the time and 49,
for the heEI1rE o. the sane; when 49,
may attend. and show C1use. n ANY rms
rhEDTnTEE0f fheGaia UE1ruu Ehuutfre54-
Tie EecDnd NJ third meeting Of
said Baukruut VIII be held a. the ans
place - WATSOE 49,
iEG Clerk Of ADist Gonn hfEF5
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

@ II E M Z n T
~ Of the condition Of The o..
Hartford Fire Insurance. Company,
On the Slst day Of December, 1868. Made to the
Auditor Of the State Of Nebraska, In conformity
with the laws Of said State.
The name Of this Company Is The Hartford Fire
LnsurGRoc Company, and Is lOcateda at Hartford, Con.
CAPITAL. =
The amount Of Capital Stock f.. .-----S10m0W 90
The amount Of Capital stock paid up IS IOOoOO %
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11
DRY . ErARKEr.

Corrected Weekly for the Advertiser by
MAYS DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
REGULATOR.
Calico, best II cts. Second, 10 cts.
Heavy Yard Wide Muslins. lSc.
Muslin, second, 16c6I2c.
Bleached Musllns, yard wide, 2O@l0.
Cotton Delaine, &c.
All Wool Dclaine, 40c.
Shawls, 67-l35, S..
Plaid Flaunels, sc.
Plain FIannels, 35ca0.
BalmOral Skirts, 81 %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

NOTICE % AsSIG NFF
NOTICE OF ASSIGNEE

NOTICE OF ASSIGN PIP
~ OINFMEET-Dist rfctOr ~
Al the CrT Of BfoEuVlle- the 8fh a. -
A-n-IsN The undersigned hereby L
his appointment as assignee OF Inhn Il
Lancaster C0anty Ae1El Within -
petition blythe District Court of saff
E2 WILLIAM r. HOOVFR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-02-11

The greatest amout insured In any one risk Is S20,-
900 except in special cases.
The amount insured in any one City, Town OF Vii
LACE, depends upon it3siZe, and how built.
The amount insured in any one block, depends as
above. .ff-. -.r.
Certified Copy Of the Charter Of the Company, as
fled heretofore. .1r ak
.raf ~ GEORGE L. CHASE, President.
GEORGE n. Colt, Secretary.