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848
9/30/68
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 Howel, G.P. Defendant with Jesse A. Jeffries et al. Partiton Sale, public auction Oct. 31, 1868. James M. Jeffries, Plaintiff, District Court, Otoe Co. Nebr. See Legal Notice.
848
3/25/67
3
2
 Howell, Mr. Horse thief arrested in Nebraska City turned over to Andrew County, Missouri Authorities. See Outlaws
192
2/2/71
2
6
 Howell, J. B. Retiring U. S. Senator of Iowa.
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Howell, Wm Elected Justice of the Peace, Bedford Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County.
192
1/13/76
3
4
 Howell, Wm Justice of the Peace. Bonds were filed and approved. See Nemah County. Cmmissioners' Proceedings
192
9/15/70
2
6
 Hoxie, M. B. Has been nominated as candidate for Representative from Colfax and Platte Counties. See Election
192
4/17/73
2
6
 Hoyt, Henry Plaintiff against Joseph Price repluin (return?) judgment for plaintiff and defendant for property and 1 cent damage and costs.
192
12/23/75
2
3
 Hoyt, Wm Accidentally shot himself. See Accidents
848
6/12/67
3
1
 Hoyt, Washington Arrested on suspicion of being connected with the band of horse-thieves, was discharged yesterday for the want of evidence.
192
3/20/73
1
6
 Hubbard, E. B. Elected Secretary of the Teacher's Institute.
192
11/27/73
2
4
 Hubbart, Clara Brownville, took part in High School program.
848
8/28/68
3
4
 Huber, Rev. Address to the children of Mission Sunday School, at the Court House, Sunday at 3:30 P. M.
192
6/3/69
1
6
 Huber, Rev. F. Elected to Executive Committee of the Presbyterian Sunday School. See Convention
192
11/27/73
3
2
 Huddardt, Edward Brownville officer Knights of Pythias.
192
1/6/75
3
2
 Huddart, Ed Elected M of E of Knights of Pythias. See Societies and Organizations
192
6/5/73
2
2
 Huddart, Ed & Jo Of Brownville delegate to St. Joseph Bridge Celebration and Saengerfest
192
6/12/73
3
6
 Huddart, Jos. Appointed on Committee of Arrangements of 4th of July celebration
192
4/14/70
2
5
 Huddart, Joseph Has dissolved partnership with J. P. Denser.
192
6/19/73
2
2
 Huddart, Ted Martial Music at 4th of July celebration and barbacue at Brownville, Nebr.
848
4/24/67
2
3
 Hudson, H. S. Of Columbus, Nebr. Damage of residence from ice breaking up in Platte river. See Flood Damage
192
10/20/70
2
4
 Hudson, Henry Elected to the House from Platte and Colfax County
848
2/24/68
2
1
 Hudson and Missouri Rivers Dates of opening of the Hudson river compared with the dates of opening of the Missouri - average in favor of the Missouri. Nebraska City is in the same latitude with New York City.
848
7/24/68
3
3
 Huffman, Louis Nebraska City, Nebraska. See Horses.
848
9/11/68
3
3
 Huffman, Mr. Louis J. Married to Miss Annie M. Golden, both of Otoe County. See Marriage
192
11/3/70
3
5
 Hughes, A. T. D. Taken up on his premises in Bedford Precinct one white calf. Nemaha County, Nebraska See Livestock, Stray
192
9/22/70
3
6
 Hughes, A. T. D. Regestrar of voters in Bedford Precinct. Nemaha County.
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Hughes, Delos Elected Constable Washington Precinct. See Election Returns
192
11/5/73
3
4
 Hughes, George L. Brownville, son of Birchard V. Hughes, died on Wednesday of last week aged 17 years & 4 days.
192
12/22/70
1
5
 Hughes, Isaac Resigned as Post Master at Ionia, Dixon County, Nebraska.
192
4/20/71
4
2-3
 Hughes, (Rev.) M. At the Missouri river Presbytery meeting at Brownville was appointed to organize a church at Cass County Iowa and was elected delegate to the General Assembly.
848
7/15/67
3
2
 Huges, John Nebraska City, Nebr. J. G. of I. O. O. F. Frontier Lodge No 3. See Societies & Organizations
848
6/10/67
3
1
 Hughes, John Nebraska City, Nebr. Lost valuable horse by lightning. See Horses
848
8/12/68
3
2
 Hughes, John Nebraska City. Brick mason. See Churches, Methodist
192
5/19/70
2
5
 Hughes, R. V. Has 160 acres of land for sale, 70 acres under cultivation with good house, stable and farm implements. See Land
848
1/13/70
4
1
 Hughes, R. V. Member of the Nebraska State Horticultural Society
192
4/17/73
2
6
 Hughes, Richard V. Defendant, People, Forgery tried by jury and acquitted.
192
4/17/73
2
6
 Hughes, Richard V. Defendant, People, plaintiff, Corrupting a record, indictment quashed.
192
2/19/74
2
3
 Hughs, Clinton D. Nemaha Co., school teacher
192
11/11/75
3
7
 Hughs, Elbrige Has a new baby boy. See Births
192
11/11/75
2
1
 Hulburd, Lee Has gone to Wyandoth, Kansas to accept a position in a railroad office.
192
4/6/76
2
2-3
 Hulburd, M. E. Intermediate department teacher in the Brownville school receives $50. per month. See school
848
3/13/67
2
5
 Hulin, Sarah A. (Mrs.) Deceased, late of Otoe Col. Nebr. John M. Croxton administrator of estate of, Probate Court, Otoe Co. Nebraska. R. H. Dickey, Probate Judge. See Legal Notice.
192
1/13/76
2
4
 Hull, D. G. Has been elected recording and corresponding Secretary of the State Bar Association. See Societies and Organizations
192
4/6/76
2
2-3
 Hull, Francis Intermediate department teacher in the Brownville school receives $60. per month.
192
4/22/69
3
2
 Hull, D. H. Has bought an interest in the firm of F. A. Tisdel and Company, Implement store, Brownville, Nebr.
192
8/5/69
3
2
 Hull, D. H. Withdrawn from Tisdel Agricultural Implement business to run his farm at Salem in Richardson County. See Trade
192
5/1/73
1
5
 Hull, T. A. Appointed minister at Sterling, Nebraska
192
8/5/69
3
3
 Hull and Lewis To erect large building two doors east of Small's Red Store. See Building
192
4/13/71
2
2
 Humboldt Mr. Kentner, one mile from Humboldt lost by fire 150 bushels of grain, his stable of 9 horses, a reaper, a threshing machine, plows and harrows totalling $2500. Richardson County.
192
3/16/76
3
4
 Humbolt, Nebr Thos C. Davis was married to Miss Jennie Higgenbottom. See Marriage
192
3/2/76
3
6
 Humbolt, Nebr Has seed wheat and oats for sale. See Agriculture - crops
192
10/28/75
3
2
 Humbold, Nebraska R. S. Maloney will open a law office at Humbold. See Attorney
192
3/16/76
3
4
 Humbolt Is a noted place for lawing.
192
3/2/76
3
6
 Humbolt, Nebr. John Marshal confessed stealing a team. See Judiciary
848
7/31/68
3
2
 Humly, Rev. Mr Pirmin. Roman Catholic church. See Churches
848
4/6/68
2
1
 Humphrey & Bro. Provisions, Dealer in grain, tents, flour, bacon, etc. See Cheyenne, Wyoming
848
12/7/68
3
2
 Humphries, A. H. Esq. An old citizen of this City has arrived from the western plains with much "gelt".
192
1/6/76
2
1
 Hungerford, Hon. E. M. State Regent and editor of the Sentinel died Jan 3d. See Deaths
848
6/3/67
2
3
 Hunt, General In command on the Platte at Fort McPherson of Battery C of 23rd artillery; Company B of the 2nd Cavalry, and at Fort Sedgwick companies K. G. F. and B. of the 4th Infantry; two companies of 13th Infantry and one cavalry company. See Military
192
8/5/69
2
5
 Hunt, Frnacis H. D. Has 160 acres of timber land for sale 1 1/2 miles southeast of Hillsdale, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
192
3/10/70
2
5
 Hunt, J. S. Appointed by the Legislature to investigate the acts of the land and building Commissioners. Mr Hunt is an experienced builder and contractor.
848
4/13/68
3
2
 Hunter, Mr. Farm, south of Nebraska City, Nebr. See Bridges
848
8/19/68
2
3
 Hunter, Chas G. Railroad Contractor. See Dissolution Co-partnership
848
11/16/68
3
1
 Hunter, G. V. For many years connected with the West Philadelphia Railway Company is here on a tour of Observation and says in less than five years the whole State will be dotted with railroads.
848
4/24/67
3
2
 Hunter, G. W. Wyoming precinct,Otoe County. Member of committee to solicit for southern aid. See Societies & Organizations
192
10/21/75
3
4
 Huntington, S. A. Elected Judge of Election, Bedford Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County
192
10/23/73
2
6
 Huntington, David Bedford Pct. Elected Judge of Election.
192
12/30/75
2
2
 Huntley, C. Tecumseh fire loss - $3000. See Fire
192
4/7/70
2
2
 Huntley, Eliza Jane Of Johnson County, Nebraska married David Buchanan of Nemaha County
848
5/15/68
3
2
 Hurst, Wm The lillepatian of Wyoming Precinct was in town' his weight is only 287 1/2 pounds.
192
3/17/70
2
3
 Hutchinson A rebel shot and killed Col. Wilder, Editor of the Kansas City Journal of Commerce.
192
4/17/73
2
6
 Hutchinson, Amos T. Defendant Jacob Shoopman plaintiff, note, judgment for $389.50.
848
7/31068
3
3
 Hutchinson, Prof. Lyman Of Omaha, Cor. Secretary State Teachers Assn. See Societies & Associations.
192
9/16/69
2
5
 Hutton, Joannah Married to William Woodring on September 5th. Both are of St. Deroin. See Marriage
848
2/10/68
3
2
 Hyslop, Mrs. Of Nebraska City, Nebr., proprietress of the Post Office Restaurant. See Fish
848
4/10/68
3
2
 Ice N. N. Vinquest is ready to receive orders for ice. He commences to deliver tomarrow.
192
2/2/71
2
6
 Illinois Elected John A Logan for U. S. Senator, Richard Yates retiring.
848
5/15/68
3
2
 Illinois Five families from Ogle County passed through Nebraska City, Nebr. on their way to Gage County, Nebr. See Emigrants.
848
9/30/68
3
3
 Illinois Next spring the emigration from there to Nebraska and Kansas will be the largest ever known. In almost every county people were planning to pull up stakes and leave. See Emigration
192
11/13/73
2
4
 Imhoff Sold out his interest in store of Imhoff & Douglass to Dr. Scott.
848
7/1/67
3
4
 Imhoff, J. J. and Mrs. Otoe Lodge No 4. Independent Order, Grand Templars. Committee, Fancy Table. See Societies & Organizations
192
11/13/73
2
4
 Imhoff & Douglass, Lowell Opened a large store ... history of store.
848
4/17/67
3
1
 Immigrants Nebraska Territory. Thousands are enroute to Nebraska for the purpose of becoming permanent settlers. We can furnish them with the Cheapest, healthiest, and most productive land in the world.
192
7/21/70
3
2
 Immigrants Are coming in crowds daily. Many are Bohemian.
192
5/5/70
2
2
 Immigration C. C. Smith, Esq. President of the State Board of Immigration, the Board are making arrangements for issuing 25,000 copies of a Pamphlet setting forth the advantages and resources ofNebraska, they offer $100 for the best Essay on this subject to be in the pamphlet as the advertisement of the State, they will also receive a limited number of advertisements, the proceeds of which will be spent in aiding immigration. $50 for a page, $25 ofr Half page, and $10 for a third of a page, they must be in by July 1, next.
192
11/24/70
1
2
 Immigration Convention of State Boards to be held at Indianapolis.
192
6/9/70
2
1
 Immigration C. N. Carstins, commissioner of Foreigh Immigration fro the State of Nebraska, located in New York, writes us for statistics on agriculture and description of various parts of the state.
192
6/9/70
2
1
 Immigration Over 30,000 immigrants from Germany have landed in New York since January 1st, nearly all came on west.
848
2/12/68
3
3
 Immigration Prospects for heavy emmigration from the German Stated into Nebraska during the coming season is very flattering. Pamphlets setting forth the advantages, the rich soil, climate, cheap lands, etc. have been distributed. Emigration from the Eastern States also promising families of limited means are coming to avoid large taxes imposed upon eastern property holders, Nebraska being free from the war and bounty debt.
848
3/29/67
2
3
 Impeachment. Pres. Johnson. N. Y. Times expresses the voice of the North on Impeachment - The subject is undisposed of. The report of the House Judiciary Committee is equivalent to a confession that the advocates of the proceedings have thus far failed to find solid ground. But they do not abandon their purpose, and the investigation will be renewed. The case, as it stands, is not favorable to the impeaching parties. Were the steps essential, in the interests of the country and of justice, the facts warranting it would be notorious and above board. The case can not be very strong when the grounds of it must be sought, in darkness and secret, through the agency of partisan detective and unscrupulous adventures.
848
3/25/66
2
2-4
 Impeachment. Pres. Johnson. Scene in the Judiciary Committee's room. "General Ashley's Testimony - How he was Badgered by a "Copperhead." Washington, March, 1867. To the Times. The judiciary committee of the House has been for some time taking testimony on which to predicate charges of impeachment, for high crimes and misdemeaners against the president. Their sessions have been secret but assurance given from time to time that the matter was progressing satisfactory. Full testimony, questions and answers given.
848
3/6/67
2
1
 Impeachment. Pres. Johnson. The opinion is steadily gaining that the 40th Congress will proceed to impeach Andrew Johnson, President of the United States. We shall not be astonished at anything which will tend to further distract and disrupt the Union. Radical and rabid, the present dominant party knows no law but the unbridled license of power and recognizes no Constitution as bind'-,nEr, upon their actions. Power and plunder are the goals which they strive for and seen successfully to attain. To the citizens, they give taxes, and in the din but not distant future they have for the American people, individual ruin and National Bankruptcy.
848
5/8/68
3
2
 Improvements Wm Ballentine is putting down blue grass sod on the ground surrounding his residence.
192
11/11/75
3
5
 Improvements Mr. Gavut is making some substantial improvements. Benton.
848
4/13/68
3
2
 Improvements The grounds around the Court House are being improved, trees replaced and altogether the grounds present a nice appearance.
848
6/12/68
3
2
 Improvements The levee and road leading to it are being improved by the warf master, Mr. Tait.
848
5/20/68
3
2
 Improvements Alex Lindsey proprietor of the Lindsey Hotel is making an extensive addition to his already large house.
848
5/6/68
3
3
 Improvements Geore Marriett on tenth street has put up a very elegant portico in front of his residence and many fine fruit and shade trees.
848
5/15/68
3
2
 Improvements Dr. Parker is putting on an addition to his residnce. Robert Hawke's brick barn is almost complete.
848
4/1/68
3
2
 Improvements Residence of Dr. Thomas is being very much improved also the grounds. John Darley has treated his residence to a new coat of paint; also learn that Messrs. Pattersonk, McClaskey, Lambeth, Elliott and Covill intend doing the same.
192
11/4/75
3
8
 Improvements Sheridan citizens have improved the town by paint and white wash.
848
5/8/68
3
2
 Improvements Vincent Straub is making some substantial improvements upon his property at 7th and Main Streets
848
12/2/68
3
2
 Improvements Nebraska City Streets. The City Council will receive proposals for bids from all the competent civil engineers, for the establishment of a uniform grade for all the streets in Nebraska City.

 

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