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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17


It is reported that T.. B. Taylor has
gone to Lincoln. What particular
kind Of deyiltEy Is upnow? Perhaps
the Colonel is looking mp several Of
more thousand dollars Of missing
vouchers on Lincoln business. who
knows ?-Om0hd Herald.
What do you know about "missIna
vouchers ON Lincoln bnsiness?n Dc
you know anything? Or do you pre-
tend, IS usual, to know something
which IL without f0undatiOR2 II
these are missing VOuehers," why
don't yen state something definitei
You can't, tbats slL-LiRcOtR &Qees'
ml0sa issI-a y.
The above is Ir0a4 the pen Of GINS
Harvey, one OF David ButleF's hire.
lfngs, Snd we respond 10 the aforesaid
hirelfng's "DO you know Ohyth4RgT
with the following:
We know that you are a 1t and con-
venIent vehicle for radical denials Of
known facts, IA. and also that yOu
are a Snst class beggaF for Democratic
none H. during election campaign
ing. Your duty at Lincoln istOd do dirty
york for cOrruptiOnists, and 20 deal
.stabs &C the Democratic party &C. 81
the behests OF yOuP owner, David But
Ter.
As 20 the something deRnite'' we
state our confdentb belief that therear T
thousands Of dollars in missing
vouchers on 'the Lincoln business
BY this Is meant, and in this we dis
tinetly and boldly charge, that, FOL
thousands and thousands Of dollars OF
the public monies alleged 20 have been
discussed by him for public uses, Da-
vid Butler cOald not and did not last
winter, nor can be produce now, q
single voucher. CD.1 Perhaps this Is
not definite enough for Gus Harvey
we are quite certain that it will prove
sufficiently "definite'i for his OW
CEEOmdkG Herald. i
TA.1 Prove where and when we ever
denied Rfdct.
LB.1 The Democrats had no money
during the last campaign : Is least we
know OF prominent Democratic candi-
dates who didn't pay any bin for ser
vices rendered.
LC.l The Democratic party, accord
ing to your idea, couldn't be stabbed.
It hasn't body enough to stab.
ID That's your charge. TrOS out
your proof.
[E1 Pretty tolerably definite.
A. +. HARVEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

The St Louis, Chilaeothe and Oma-
ha road is contemplating making
Brownvilie the western terminus, and
then run over the Trunk to Omaha.
tits now nearly fnishedtO ChilacOthe,
and already contracted 90 the south
line Of Gentry. It remains for Gen
try, NOdaway and AtchisOn Counties
to send it to the river. When this,
and the road down the NishnebOtana,
and the Quincy and Pacific road are
completed TO the river, as they un-
dOubtedIy will be, this will insure the
building Of q bridge across the Mis-
souri, river at BrownvilIe. There is a
future opening up before US more
magnificent and grand In It's outlines,
than the most imaginative Of our cit
liens have a yet had any conception
Of 10 emily requires united action and
unreN8stlAg work on our part. We
hope the citizens Of our city and
county can rfsetOmeet the emergency
thus presented By the grand enter
prises now within their reach. We
have now the opportunity 20 make
Nenaha County one Of the most pop
ulous and the wealthiest county in the
State. We can bring the markets Of
the world to our very door. VIII we
do t.? Gentlemen Of Nemaba, what
.sSXyOu, yes o. no? With you the
responsibility rests, ana we are glad
to know It Is In your hands. We are
confident that you wish but to know
your duty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

THE JUBILEE-The first rehearsal
in the COliseuma at Boston Ofthe Peace
Jubilee has taken place. The Tele-
graph informs us that two thousand
singers participated. When the per-
formers were about leaving the Hall,
some one struck up "John Browns
body" fR which the vast chorus join
ed in one tremendous OutbuTst Ofhar-
mOny. An admirer of Grant then
shouted "Let us have peace" when,
$50 say an Of us" was responded by
five Thousand voices, to the tune Of
America. 1--WE won't go home till
morning." "Auld Lang Syne," and
cheers for Grant, Gilmore, and the Ju-
bilee closed this imprOmptu and in
spring end to the rehearsal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

The branch Of the G. r. LAP. r.
r., from Atlantic to BrOwRviIIe, viii,
without q doubt, be contracted for In
q very short time. All that the COM
pany asks Is announcement equal %
the right Of way. 10 the Rock Island
Company takes hold Of this line we
shall have an eastern connection Ian
less than six months, for this eOmpa-
NY does not fool much. When they
make q contract they fuIhu it 20 the
letter. The b. & M. Company now
Oilers, On consideration Of the sum OF
SS,O0, 20 run the road mentioned In
the contract above, 30 this place We
don't take mBch stock I'm their prom
ises, but il must be GatteT1Bg 20 the
Sidney people TO have the company so
cOOlly offer tOthrOW aside the contract
already made with Them We hope
our citizens viii treat this F0Ud ex-
actly rs it deserves, and that is TO let
&c severely alone. 1.-THE Rock Island
company ask any help, we will be i'm
favor Of assisting them. The Brown
Vile people are also i'm earnest in re-
gasd 10 this road, and willing 70 do
their utmost TO assist it-FremORt
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

John I. Redic, Esq, and Judge
WakeIy, of the Omaha bar, had q
muscular trial Of strength in the Dis
trict Court, ut that city, on Thursday.
They were in the midst of a trial O.
their intellectual faculties, when the
former used language that was not
relished by the latter, when he went
for his opponent, striking him a blow
on the head The two then closed.
and proceeded with an interesting
scrimmage until the "eOnsthabies
make 'em sthOp." Judge Lake fin
ished up the affair by filming each party
$25.-PreSs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

The proposed Rallpoad from Quincy
20 Eebraska IL commanding the St
.tentIOn Of the people q Missouri G1d
.Nebraska more earnestly than any
other similar euAHPrlue g1thin ON
memory.
Southern lowe, Hamburg and Ae-
braska City are as deternnIned TIM they
shall be served An the e~OnstEueAon Of
this road, a. are BroWnville, PheiPH
City, ROckport, MarysyiIle and Alba
nv. We have the advantage Of being
on the direct line. We have the fur
ther advantage that more eenters Of
population ahdinfnence areiuterested
in the direct line than in the curved
line by Hamburg and Nebraska City.
But al these advantages win Gva1 as
but little AZ against untihng energy
and capital, unless we ourselves are
active and prompt In meeting the de-
mand which the construction Of guch
roads make upon every community.
There are but very few railroads, IL
any, at the present day, built without
assistance from the settlements
through which they PnHH. And It b
perfectly right and proper that this
aid should be demanded ard received,
for they bring along with them In
creasing value 70 every local interest,
and Il is Onlya portion % this increase
that we are ever nsked 10 pay back 20
the Railroad enterprise, which created
this wealth, and which but for this,
construction would never have exis-
ted.
BrownvflIe mus be represented in
the KiaksviDe convention by men
authorized to subscribe a sufficient
amount to the capital stock TO CON-
mand an influence in the company.
ThisstOck must nOtO only besnbscribed,
but i've per cent. Of the same must be
paid in cash.
1.-THE interests on The direct line do
not take the stock Necessary 10 gade,
bridge and tie the road, then those In
terested in the curved line viii. The
money 10 do this must be raised; not
ought b. be raised, but must. The
people Of BrOwnviue Wdhl do wen 70
eonsIdsJ tbst this mad will be built
somewhere, and that too without de-
lay.
The broad fertile belt Of country
streatching from Quincy, III, 70 1T.
Kearney, needs and must have . Eail-
Foad The commercial and growing
wants Of Quincy demand that road
be pushed through this rich belt Of
country a. direct - may Be.
The c. B. 4 q. R. r. the 7. w. 4
q. w, and the great central rOutes to
Baltimore, Washington and PhiIadel-
phIa are pressing the construction Of
this shorter line; and such powerful
Interests mustard win build this road
sOmeEhere. They win adopt the
route which win reach III KeaFney
TIE quickest and cheapest without re-
gard b bother interests. 10 r. the great
overland travel and commerce they
want to reach, and not % much the
local trafie.
Now the great question with us is,
have we the men and money necessa-
~ to keep this road on the direct line,
or for want thereof, must it be forced
out by the men and money interested
In the curve 10 the north. Depend
upon IL, the men and the money are
ready actively at work. And the
question - the important question
with us Is, Is It our men and our mon
ey, or Is it not? These are questions
for the men Of BrOwnville to deter
mine, and they have but a short time
I'm which to accomplish this In. In
one short week the die will be cast
and the road viii be our or it won't.
Which?
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

On Sunday evening, June 18th, by the Rev.
4. May. 0t the residence OF GeO. Daughertyl IN
this city, Mr.. Henry ]. Sanders and Miss Bel
~Daugherty.
u friend and felIOw-4ypO has eOnAem-
igrated 60 the state OF Matrimony. We wish
him immense joy. He Is a god pn, ssman.
and viii undoubtedly keep his blankets and
rollers in good order.
The greatest effort OF his life
Thus far has been tOget a wife;
This accomplished, his next step. maybe
VIII be TO get n handsome
Site for aresidenee. build thereon and have
'love In a cottage "tiIi We can resG" MAY
he Rlways he able 70 pun with impunIty the
devils TAIL" and his "OIive Branches" be
numerous In the land OF Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Judge Adams, Of Quincy, when
here last week, recognized Judge A.
w. Morgan, Of BrownviiIe, - an old
CasESznA friend. He hrStmet Judge
Morgan IN Butte county, California
Judge Morgan was then one Of the
Associate Justices Of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions for Butte county, and
was In q position 10 render Judge Ad-
ans vaIuabIe assistance. Judge Ad-
ans found himself enable 10 reciprO-
cate the kindness Of Judge Morgan.
Their meeting last week was the first
since ESQ, GDd Tor a few hours they
Lived ever sgafn much Of their life
IN he qusshss Of California.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
CORDovA. lime II,

Agreat meeting OF Republicans was
held to-day for the purpose of prOtes-
ting against the return to monarchy.
Deputies were present from every
southern province, and speeches of a
revolutionary character were made
during the proceedings. The Spanish
flag was entwined in that Of the Uni
ted States, and the assemblage shout
ed for America and for Gen. Grant.
About 500 persons were present. The
military and twill guards interfered,
creating q panic. Many women and
children were trampled down and
several lives were lost The crowd
then barricaded the streets and there
is danger Of serions a6fray.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
FrUm ne Besthoe C.r8oa
The Frontier 20 be Protected

TAe EFOmGleF 70 De Protected
From Capt. Alexander, who has lust
returned from Lincoln and Omaha n
which places he met Gov. Butler and
Gen Augur, we learn that five COM
panies Of troops will leave Fort Me-
PhersOn, labOut one hundred miles
West Of Fort Kearney,) Immediately,
and move eastward toward the Little
Blue River, securing the country BE-
tween il and the Republican in search
Of theiving, numbering savages that
have lately been miding through that
country, with orders to ''shOOt where
ever they see a head" Capt Alexan-
der Is also commissioned by Gov.
Butler 20 raise a company Of militia,
for the defence Of the frontier line.
Arms and ammunition have both been
furnished him-the improved Sepen-
Ger rifle and EnfieldS. The Spencer
rifles he took out with him last Tues
day, the Enfields have been shipped
from Omaha, and will be sent out a.
n as possible. The Adjutant Gener-
al of the state has been ordered to have
subsistence furnished. These meas
ures will stop ~effectual all depFeda-
tons and We hope will punish these
yeIping yahOOs for past ones
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
WASHINGTON lime 10

Information has been received sta.
ting that expeditions numbering six
hundred have safely landed in Cuba
and joined the revolution.
Deserters from the Spanish army
are increasing every day, and therI
are frequent collisions between the
Spanish forces and volunteers, and the
difficulties seem to be irrecOncilable.
The Cubans have organized their
forces into two army corps, one under
Gen Jordan. An engagement Is daily
expected. The Cubans are eOniident
Of victory. Gen. Jordan has 1900
men In his corps.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Some yearsagO the State Of Missouri
sided the baIlding Of the Hannibal q
St. Joe RailgOad By lOaning the con-
Wny es.O000oo; although Tie cOmPa-
ny age nj eOmPoled % pay this SOE
cen SoaB. Jet they nov propose to
pay Ne sauae, provided TIE State VII
Loan k - neW RailrOad Companies
which aEs constructing roads In the
Site. For this purpose . committee
wire appointed 20 devise q pan
upon which the State would loan this
money to other companies for the puF-
poses indicated.
This committee have held a session
at the capital, and submitted q plan
which we print elsewhere.
TIE Quincy and BrOwnvilIe road
YIN doubtless receive q portion Ofthis
money.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
THE MARKETS.


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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

TIE Rev. hi. Lowe, Of Rushville,
m, and the Rev. Mr.. Bingham, Of
Nebraska City, addressed our citizens
aiast Monday evening ntbe Presby-
terrain Church, upon the subject 81
Temperance. They insisted that a
prohibltOry law was the only remedy
Tor the crying evils Of intemperanee,
and 10 accomplish this the people
must be educated up to that standard
Their remarks were timely and well
received
The meeting adjourned 10 meet 10
n. z Church on next Monday night,
where . Public Temperance Society
viii be organized. An addpess may
then Be expected from DR.. Crane and
David Campbell. We hope our cIti-
zsns VIII give them . hearing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

CHICAGO, June H.-SeeretaFy Sew
ard and party will leave this city to-
morrow for Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake,
California, China, Japan, &c. He
will be accompanied as far as Salt
Lake by some Chicago friends.
While in this City Mr.. Seward has
been the recipient of many cOurtesies.
The Iowa State Temperance Con-
ventiOn, which assembled at Des
MOines last evening, madenOnOmina-
tons for State Officers, although called
together partially for that purpose.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

sTATRa5AWRWmTFTaY
- E1u1r IS hsT1T EuE1 EhEf ~ Pruhrls
0uUE - EEEnEhnG r E-rtn - nnroi,f-i
% ne aiafe
- ~ Rl 49, 80 - AZ C-ra
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49, AgEg8AEF - 49, n1remheF -
49, 80 4s4lU ia ns3A $500
N ne uEe nTrhe Fr16.H - - n-r-SrTi.
Al 1s MAEl1E E1E ECEinE ~ nd STATE
aE uq1e1e4 ADe n ~ u1re 81 ~ 81
&HeFTEamd
natea Mar@a -
AW. MORGAN. Puh.ne H.
NAsEI gASECoLENAE AdmnfsruafrE "a
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Mr.. Cunningham, Of Richardson
county, brother u the Senator, called
upon us this week. He informs a.
that there h three times the amount Of
ed being turned over this season that
there has been for any previous year.
and that immigration to that county
has been large. He says that the Of
helal canvas Of the late vote for Rail-
road improvement shows but six ma
jority Tor Issuing bonds for that pur-
ne,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Our enterpFising fellow citizen ]. r.
Weston, ESQ, is setting Ou4 one
tAOuand young trees Of various dis
criptisRs. he cOmprehends the true
wants Of the country, and his efforts
to meet them are cOmmendabIe and
should be imitated@Bedtricc Clarion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

= a number o. teachers from distant
p0Fa0us o. NE county were IN atten-
denes &c the teacbeFs institute on last
Saturday and weremuch dissatishedtO
fad that the teachers IN BrOwnvIIle
took 50 little Interest in the meeting.
Prof Moore being the only one pres
ent In the forenoon. They were sadly
disappointed ln the interest nantes
ted by then o. educational advance
menG They oxPeeted q good time
. very interesting time, and one can
tmagine their amassmont when they
fanRd % few present. and scarcely
nona but thsmsSlves. Now, teachers
% RBSwnvlIle and Of the county, DO
yoa Nink they WIN come hack sgaln
q AttsRd your meetiRgsf They viii
nasuriaE noncIude a. the future ses-
slcas aEe 90 poorly attended as this, IL
win be useless for them TO 60. IL win
take heavy work 10 overcome the bad
effect created on their minds ct this
last meeting T; and unless there is more
interest taken by the leading teachers
Of the county in these institutes, It
viii be useless 20 continue the meet
Ines longer. We have had q talk with
tue Superintendent since the institute
adjourned, and we think his ideas as
Ia Ne manner Of conducting q teach
eS'sinstitute are correct, and quite an
Improvement 70 our mind upon the
system heretofore pFaeticed in this
coRnty. And we urge that hereafter
hp be present promptly ana set the
bon rolling in the right direction.
ThaEs d talent enough amoag teash-
egsaA mRke these sessions interesting,
Not ODy 70 themselves, but 70 the
community; and we, IS their patrons,
emand that it be forthcoming.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
AFenian Refused Catholic Bu.
rial

LOUISVILLE. June H-Tle remains
Of Lit p. J. TerriIL, an officer In the
Fenian OrgsnizatiOnl were refused the
burial rites Of the Roman Catholics,
because the Eenian Brotherhood APP
peared in church in regalia. The
body was taken from the church and
followed to the cemetry by q large
eOncOurse Of Eenians. The action Of
the Priest has caused profound sensa-
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

there win be LiteraEy ~entertaln-
msnt given by the PhiBOmathean So
cIety Of the stAte Normal School on
Thursday and Friday evening 90 his
week. We have seen the printed
programme, and from It we infer hlai
aPleasa0t evenings enjoyment may
be anticipated by those who are -
Fortunate as 10 attend the SANE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

q BANKRUPTCY-IntL -

n BAAkRUfICK-In the 49,
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Eho has bez $780, ~ FDa
t@Aaefog1Er@ @lud-aT E
oI ne Cnited sai@ al7r1r-I snolA-
1880 4ElT hA ~ Dfach.-@
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9EE EET 49,
Eeg1d RanFrR -
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@@alf~
CIR he Dlsda 90
GALE OF REAL E-STATF-y01.-
hereby giEen that / a. AssiEnee lS
AkIEE - the EE-afe sfSuuanf -. -
- = l1epgEaz IN M vafsl ~ aE. 49,
CHf Gu Unss saiak ~
$3.50 nANcT. WI BGhs
R5th day 81 June, 1883,
ltl0anek Pm a. ne dorRne 60
ESIHFle Eemaha CagHfy. No.
- - 49, woEun, e ~ HEhi. fiis
= 1to Aoz d~ser nj -. 49,
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- ELErT-EUs ~ Lee rper rfp -
- fuEreel- and LacE Enean Ten IN 49,
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- - E1eDs b BlucE Thirty. n
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HE1B ETEAEE-CagH
Grsl md= M hand ElE ID dHv q June. A. n
II HOOVER,
AE1lghea..
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE Is hereby piven Il

NOTICE Is hereby given that the
IN C~o-pOrtnorship heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, viz; A. G. Paisley and r. L
hSsicy, under the nrTn nanleof &C Essley Ga
Terminated BY limitation Of the nriginl articles az
agreement on the first day % June. iS0, and that u
L EaSley has purchased al the interest m the said
nrtn, and hereoy assumes all reliability heret0fore
incurred By said firm.
A. T. EASLEY,
n l. ENSE.EN,
Peru. Sch June Isl, 1872. 1851
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

Three hundred and fifty breaking
plOws, says the Tribune, have been
sold in the town Of Fremont this
season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

CLOTHING MARKET
Corrected weekly kr TIE AdTer1isrby
NAYgDRY GOOIE&ODTHISG REGULATOR
B1siness CaaGs from Rs6Z
B1kiness BuinH. q
OFsnsoafs. e. 8EA
Cashmere Pants. . 49,
Cassfha Pants EG1 -
Vests Er1m Ser
OTershins. Bed
OTeEshirE- EC1ud bRL
OFeEE1rts. frUm 3GEaBHA
U~Ddenhsrts. fnDI1 1c1A t0aG
DnAWErz. fnum EGE tBE
B1cEskin GfOTes. b1- =
Ebeepskin GiOTEE. Cts
Ebecrktn Miftz.
DRY GOODS WARWEP.
C0rrected weekly ar the AdFerftseEby
NAYsBRYG OOLB&GOTHIEG RBGCLATOR
Calkoo. IleEF9E
Heavy Tsrd wide NuElfnz, Isc-
MuzztL 5000. E311A E
EeaehA Nlsins. yard Wi6e, HcS&
Cotton Delztne. -
All Wed DelAine- sc
EEEs. E-5 =
Pad Fznneis, Sc
Plzid Eannea, &E1E-
Raau0rI skirts. H - Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
TITLE

ne Furehaser P9yf9g The full 9mogut % TIE p1r-
cEae moBeT fT Tire EusE Furchzsd a. ach sale.
The IueaSsrG - said CuunfF vi deliver q reueipf
and = duplicate Rc1uL Containing q description %
me lard sid. and an 9~cEnuElslgemPn d the nv
menr q The purchase moDeT. and on urezeufafEnn -
eIher OF wh1ch t0rhe GuvErrur arany time GfsrfE
ieen days fnDm oate q s1ch recefpts, be shall exc
czie the punchaseT q rifle % said land. In - simple
from The SID S-lfe. and the deIiTerT ~ a deed. On
he surrender % E1ch GOFernoFo % the other rrceiuf-
And - purzhaseE. WubaSnE On credit. TIE sid
treasurer VII eLecute IN duplicate. lone % Which
SHAH Dc retained for TIE ue q the Stafe. amer being
signed BY the Purchaser.3 = c0nfracf o. ale Tor the
End purrnaSeu, conditioned thaf upsun the payment
% tHe unpaid purchase mnneT. and the inreT<4
thereon ancouelnE 10 ire eundf1iaus q such note.
tne p~urchHSeT slaI - entitled 70 duplicate rec3rEs
% payment ard purchase Gr s1rh land. fhaf NJ
W1Se shall be m upnn the Land fhereiu d.
Crioed- that no tiulheF EhaIi - u1 theresa eNceqd
ueeeSaF ureEu0d q TIE ouCuualt a. SuEh Ez1
and lor mprDE6me1fsH rereEas ard tnc1Se eeEluli
shall Be made in TIE payment % the Interest OF
EunGpaL.0 q a1T narI fhereuL - any Uch cosE-
lions shall - broken fhafI hen the lzDiS therefn
Described shall he srreudered hy fhe F~ar-hzser. his
heirs o. asS5Ens. with the improvements Ghereun- %
theStare. ard sid oourraG shau hevU&d and q No
efaI.
Dated BruEuvnle. Neh. Nay IIIh. ~
AME n. HACKER
II TuuuFw TfwE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
EsTRAYS

FSTRAY N~OTICE-Taken Bp By
3E AAIa MHl-Z IN - ete
PrectDcL one n k1ifuifE aHurheaEf nfsanf.rf
MI on the "a day - Nav. -. 60 no Fsnr -
10y A4res m4rEHl Wul 4 SAP in the hR. 800
Tnsle1n 80 EE1 hind 80. un1 aume whre - -
l1re lod- q nE1eE ml1e and tau ai.o q rHarl1T
hrgHn Aue DuA NDe uhlfe On M uuse, shoul
make. no CHER marx
~ ANDRFW L SWAFFR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

|CTRAY N~OTICE-Taken up on the
~ premises ~ the whErrFher- living A HLns-
eAe. MHF m. -. one
dln hurse puney~ ahput a yeas cd BOfh IN ~
Hnle and hu1u1cd 3 on lel shonldcF. Noufher
marks O. brands peroeudn1a.
IE&-pdl PARIS STEVEN
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17

The foregoing ba correct statement
Of the Psbaie DebtasaPPears from the
books and treasurer's returns in the
Department on Che 1st Of June, 1863.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
TERMS OF SALE

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m T nee ~ IT, n 49,
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91F AAFAnoe Tn ~G@ ~E1UEn- ~
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Dap q 6ElAT DeTr E1H IN 1UeUT ~ uare- sid
G -F4EDeD1 q m1ered O. prnEiual- the
l4D1 sal - Urreu1erel. W51h IL mUrsreDeuEs
4eTep1.1 % he S1are- EFDUllHL TA1 wheu Safdunfe
EEITel RG 3e Urcha8 @ tfushr aaza< . sEau ~
1urt1eT NecTred BY ne eudorseu1ent e uwo fHe
6odeEo q the oouDrT, % GpquoEe&h EeGUuufy
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-06-17
p,b.

OItCE-Taken I'D ~ The
0unaeEiEnod. lvfuE IN Lafayefte Precinr
sz1dsU Nl 81 ~ Llne
eAAfe alll exit FHlE ola via white spuI On -
hce and SIP - Ee BEes Hsms hlrnz marks h1d
Nay -. - 80