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192 4/20/71
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 Giltner, (Rev) H. M. At the meeting of the Missouri river Presbytery at Brownville, was appointed to organize churches.
848 8/12/68
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 Giltner, Rev. H. M. Of Pawnee, is in the City.
848 4/29/67
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 Girardot, H. Of Nebraska City, Nebr., married to Ellen M. Miner of Dunton, Illinois. See Marriage
192 7/14/70
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 Girard, (Col) L. H. Of Platte County was elected on the executive committee of the Old Soldiers Association. See Societies and Organizations.
848 7/10/67
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 Girardot, Hepilete case for assault and battery with intent to kill was up in District Court of Otoe County and continued over for a few days. See Judiciary.
848 7/26/67
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 Glasgow Steamboat. One of largest boats on Missouri river. Excursion to Omaha and back. See Pastimes.
192 10/7/69
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 Glasgow, W. G. For Sheriff of Nemaha County, on Republican ticket.
192 1/13/76
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 Glasgow, W. S. Supervisor, Settlement approved. See Nemaha County. Commissioners Proceedings. Jan 5.
192 11/4/75
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 Glen Rock Elder Barrow begins meetings Nov. 6. See Religion.
192 2/3/76
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 Glen Rock Elder Barrow preaches once a month in the Christian church. See Churches.
192 2/3/76
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 Glen Rock Mr. Culder appeared in court against Mr. Reynolds. See Judiciary.
192 11/4/75
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 Glen Rock Fire destroyed the residence of Peter Richards. See Fire.
192 2/3/76
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 Glen Rock John Graham died Jan. 25. See Deaths.
192 11/4/75
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 Glen Rock L. L. Hallam will grind buckwheat. See Industry.
192 11/4/75
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 Glen Rock Precinct Higgins and Fisher are feeding a large number of cattle & hogs. See Livestock.
848 4/29/67
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2
 Glenn, T. B. Esq. Arrived from Albany, Missouri, his new home, a few days ago. He is in business with W. H. Waters, a former citizen of Nebraska City. e reports that portion of Missouri settling quite rapidly.
848 12/11/68
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 Glick, G. W. president of Atchison and Nebraska railroad closed contract for building telegraph from Atchison to White Cloud. See Telegraph.
848 12/4/68
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2
 Goats, Cashmere Are beautiful animals; their fleece sells readily in New York at $6 a pound. Col. Bob Furnas raises his goats, fleeces them and sells the fleece.
192 9/8/70
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 Godfrey, Lorinda By her next friend vs R. T. Stephens. See Legal Notice
848 7/15/67
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 Goff, D. J. Guest of the Kate Kinney excursion from Nebraska City to Omaha. See Pastimes.
848 11/6/68
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 Gold Closed yesterday at 133 in New York, Nov. 4.
848 6/14/67
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 Gold From the New York Evening Post. California. Discovery. First found in 1848, in a mill-race belonging to John A Sutter owner of a principality of fifty square leagues, in California and thousands of cattle; and James W. Marshall the superintendent of the mill, an industrious and thriving American, was the discoverer. These two men, who ought to be wealthy beyond bounds were both ruined and reduced to absolute want by their luck; Colonel Sutter lost his cattle by open robbery, was driven from his estate by squatters crazed with the desire for gold; was involed in expensive law suits to recover his land; and was finally and entirely ruined by an adverse decision in a case covering two-thirds of his property, which he had sold with warranty deeds. Marshall was made a homeless wanderer for years; if Republics were not ungrateful, California would before this have granted to Sutter and Marshall at least a competency for their old age.
848 11/27/68
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 Gold Opened at 134 and closed at 134, Tuesday in New York.
848 3/25/67
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 Gold Henry Siegel, Esq. just returned from Utah, Colorado, Montana and the wilderness generally, has our thanks for a nugget of Montana gold taken from the bowels of the earth by himself. Mr. Siegel pronounces the gold resources of Montana inexhaustible and predicts that the production of the precious metals in that section of the world will henceforth astonish civilization everywhere.
848 12/21/68
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 Gold Stood at 134 5/8 in New York on Friday afternoon.
848 12/16/68
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 Gold Stood at 135-3/8 in New York, Monday afternoon.
848 6/15/68
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 Gold Parties are fitting out for North Park and Big and Little Laramie, taking supplies for several weeks. Prospects fine - Sweetwater can't hold a light for the North Park and Laramie mines. Frontier Index
848 1/20/68
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 Gold Closed in New York on Saturday at $1.38 1/2.
848 2/10/68
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 Gold Went up to 142-7/8 yesterday in New York, the highest figure it has attained for many months.
848 9/2/68
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 Gold Closed in New York yesterday at 144-2/3.
848 5/15/67
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2
 Gold Discovery A gentleman who has been keeping ranch near Fort Sedgewick during the past year passed through Nebraska City on his way home in Canada. It seems that during his absence gold has been found in large quantities on his farm. Speculators from Boston have offered the sum of $350000 in gold for his tract of 103 acres. From late Canada papers it is learned that the lately discovered mines in that province are pronounced the richest in the world.
848 2/21/68
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 Gold Discovery near Cheyenne. Omaha Herald says gold has been discovered at Dead Man's Run on the line of the UnIon Pacific railroad, forty miles west of Cheyenne. Eight nuggets north from l.00 to l.25 each were washed from a single bucket of eath taken from the top ground. Several good specimens of quartz were also found. Excitement runs high. Pacific Road laborers leaving thoir work to dig gold.
848 5/6/68
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 Gold. Mines. The Denver Tribune contains a letter from J. M. Colton, now in the Cimmaron mines, giving disencouraging accounts of gold interest. He says there are a few good mines, scarcity of water is a drawback, the country already has a surplus of inhabitants. He predicts a grand stampede in June or July.
848 2/24/68
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 Gold Mines Rumored Robt. Hawks and Jed Gilman have purchased mining outfits and started for the new gold discoveries in the Sweetwater region known as the Dead Mans Runn.
848 5/8/67
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 Gold Mining Snow nearly all disappeared in James Creek mining district end the miners are going vigorously to work to develop their property. Holders of lodes are sanguine that they have just as good a thing as they want. Several arastras are being worked with success but have no reliable figures as to yield or work done. If the gold can be saved by using such machinery the ores may be considered anything but refractory. Denver Gazette of the 26th
848 5/8/67
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 Golden City, Colorado Sleet and snow storm, April 24th. See Weather & Climate.
848 9/11/68
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 Golden, Annie M. Married to Louis J. Hoffman, both of Otoe County. See Marriage.
848 9/2/68
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 Goldwater, Mr. Dancing academy. See Schools.
848 10/5/68
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 Goldwater's Dancing Academy Nebraska City. See School's Dancing.
192 5/27/69
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 Golinger, W. M. From Tekamah, appointed Regent of State University by the Governor. See University.
192 8/1/74
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 Good, Harriet A. Nemaha Co., married P. H. Starr, Nemaha Co.
192 6/23/70
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 Good, S. G. With Judge Dundy attempted to extricate Mr. Southard from Esquire Frnak's well. Brownville, Nebaska. See Southard, A.
192 4/24/73
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 Good, Jacob Is fattening 70 beeves in Lafayette Precinct.
192 6/26/73
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 Good, Jessie N. Real estate transfer from Jessie N. Good. W 1/2 of N. E. qr and E 1/2 N. W. qr. 2, 5, 13.
192 6/5/73
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 Good, John N. Master of Nemaha Center Grange. Glen Rock Precinct.
192 2/17/76
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 Good, Lizzie Delegate to Good Templars from Linden Lodge. See Organizations and Associations.
192 6/19/73
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 Good, S. J. and wife to U. M. L. Insurance Co. mortgage. N. W. qr. 29, 6, 14. $2,480.
192 10/7/69
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 Good, Sarah Married Jacob P. Starr - both of Nemaha county.
192 12/9/75
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 Good Samaritan Hospital A charitable institution at Omaha, built by the Ladies Hospital Association has engaged Dr. L. B. Arnold as general practitioner.
192 12/2/75
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 Good Templars Celebrated a Festival at their hall in Nemaha City, Nov. 29. See Festival.
192 1/29/74
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 Good Templars Grand Lodge in Lincoln.
192 5/15/73
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2
 Goodis Hotel One of the best and most home like houses at Falls City.
848 4/5/67
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 Goodlett, John A. Bought of Mr. Patrick a Nebraska City residence for $1200 or $1300. See Real Estate Transactions.
848 9/14/68
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 Goodlett, John A. Of the Grand commandery of Nebraska City attendent the Masonic Grand commandery convention of U. S. at St. Louis. See Masonic.
848 6/21/67
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 Good Samaratin Lodge No. 12 Of Nebraska City gave a festival. See Societies & Organizations.
848 8/31/68
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 Good Templars Lodge Johnson County. A lodge under the name of Vesta Lodge No. 38, was instituted by G. W. C. T. Taggart, at Vesta, Johnson County on Aug. 19.
848 8/26/68
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 Good Templars Lodge Mr. Wade of Weeping Water was elected Worthy Chief of Wyoming Lodge.
848 6/14/67
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 Goodlett, J. A. Nebraska City, Nebr. W. M. of Western Star Lodge No. 2. A. F. and A. M. Masons. See Societies & Organizations.
848 1/15/68
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 Goodlett, J. A. City Drug Store, Nebraska City, Nebr. sold to P. Bird Price and Geo. C. Smith. See Druggists.
192 10/6/70
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 Goodman, J. S. and Co. Publishers of Belden, the White Chief, Chicago, Illinois. See Press.
192 10/20/70
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 Goodwin, Jacob Elected to the House from Saline, Lincoln and Kearney Counties.
192 7/8/69
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 Goosman, Squire Drove 300 head of fine cattle through Brownville to his farm by Long's Bridge in Nemaha County.
848 5/20/68
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 Gorman, Bishop O. of Nebraska, services, Catholic church of Nebraska City. See Churches.
192 1/5/71
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 Gosper, J. J. Agent for Portable Grist Mill, is also introducing Poland China hogs into the state.
848 8/19/68
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 Goss, Captain Of Sarpy County, addressed the Democratic meeting at Plattsmouth. See Political Parties, Democratic.
192 6/30/70
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 Goss, J. Q. Of Bellevue was elected Grand Orator of the Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. M. Also elected S. G. S. See Societies and Organizations.
848 6/29/68
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 Goss, John Q. Elected G. S. D. Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. See Masons.
192 5/1/73
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 Goss, A. L. Appointed minister at Roperville, Nebraska.
192 2/2/71
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 Goss, Edmund Retiring U. S. Senator from Kansas.
848 6/25/67
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 Goss, John Q. Of Bellevue, Lodge lecturer, delivered the address at the Masonic Grand Lodge meeting at Omaha. See Societies & Organizations.
848 4/10/67
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 Goss, Hon. John Q. Of Sarpy County, conductor of the staunch democratic journal, The Bellevue Times, at Bellevue, Nebr. See Press.
192 1/19/71
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 Gould, C. H. Received 11,574 votes for State Prison Inspector.
192 8/18/70
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 Gould, Charles H. Of Burt County, for State Prison Inspector on the Republican State Ticket.
848 7/1/67
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 Gould, D. N. Nebraska City. Proprietor of Nebraska Foundry and Machine shop, with Araba Holmes and Edward Powell. See Industry.
848 5/31/67
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 Gould, Holmes & Powell Nebraska Iron Works, Nebraska City. Purchased Holly Block Manufactures of machinery. See Industry, Foundry.
848 9/4/68
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 Government Income Tax and Internal Revenue for years 1863 to 1868 inclusive. See Taxation.
192 1/6/76
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 Government Municipal - Brownville. City Council meeting Jan 3, 1876 (Brownville). Preesent, Mayor Johnson, Marshal McCabe, Aldermen; McLaughlin, Mercer, Parker, Hill, J. B. Docker, Clerk. Bils presented: Mooney for street work $42., L. Maynard for Labor $3.25, W. L. Rogers for office sent $10.50, J. B. Docker for services as city clerk, allowed. J. B. McCabe for month's salary as city marshall, $50. referred to finance committee. Mr Till, $4.20 for boarding prisoners. Wm Stevens petitioned for saloon license. J. Rochkolb petioned to sell beer. Dave McLaughlin allowed to pile wood on street near his residence. W. L. Rogers employed to procure dismal of suits against Brownville ferry co. so that city could collect amount due from them. A motion to purchase ladders, hooks, buckets and other fixtures for fire protection wa made and carried.
192 6/10/69
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 Government, U. S. A dispatch to Hon. John Taffe from Washington, announces appointment of Mr. J. T. Hoile of Richardson County as U. S. Marshal in place of C. E. Yost. John B. Furay of Brownville has been appointed Superintendent of Mails. Omaha Republican.
192 10/14/69
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 Government, U. S. Hon. I. S. Diehl, late U. S. Consul to Java and Commissioner to Asia lectured at the Brownville COurthouse October 15.
192 10/21/69
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 Government United States The President has appointed Major General Belknap Secretary of War. He was a graduate of the Princetown College, New Jersey. He served in the army from the first to the last day of the war. He was 38 years old and a Lawyer. General Sherman held the office temporarily.
192 11/25/69
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 Government appointment Henry D. Merrill has been appointed Post Master at Jenkins Mills in Jefferson County.
848 5/22/67
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 Governor Butler Nebraska. Amendment; election law, statue relating to prosecuting attorneys, general incorporation law, regulating interest, revenue law, school laws, etc. See Message.
848 5/22/67
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 Governor Butler To Senate and House of Representatives. See Message
848 8/19/68
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 Governor Porter Addressed Cass County Democrats at Plattsmouth. See Political Parties, Democratic.
848 12/14/68
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 Graff, Dr. Interested in building the St. Louis Trunk Line. See Railroads.
848 7/15/67
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 Graff, Andy Formerly mate of the steamer Denver, supposed to be drowned with sinking of steamer Bishop. See River Transportation Steamer sunk.
848 12/11/68
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 Graff, G. B. (Dr) Douglas County, Elected President and on Board of Directors at stock holders meeting St. Louis & Nebraska Trunk. See Railroads.
192 6/30/70
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 Graff, George B. Of Omaha was elected R. W. G. Treasurer of the Grand Lodge of A. F. and A. M. Also made E. Gl. Treasurer. See Societies and Organizations.
192 5/6/69
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 Graff, Dr. Geo. B. Connected with St. Louis and Nebraska Trunk Railroad of Omaha. See Railroad.
848 6/29/68
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 Graft, Geo. B. Elected R. W. G. Treas. Grand Lodge A. F. & A. M. See Masons.
192 10/28/69
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 Graff, George B. To the office of R. W. G. Treasurer.
192 10/14/69
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 Graff, John In business at Tecumseh, Nebraska

 

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