Of Humboldt precinct, Richardson County. Death of son, about 8 years when home was burned. See Death
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5-1-67
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Pollock, W. A.
Speaker of the House, Nebr. Legislature during the war, completed the iniquity of electing Senators Thayer and Tipton. See Cass County Senatorial __gratitude.
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4-13-68
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Polock, W. A.
Elected marshal and street commissioner at Brownville, Nebraska. See Election returns.
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3-10-70
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Pollard, Mary
Enrolled in the Teacher's class Peru Normal.
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12-30-69
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Pollock, W. A. Lieut.
of Brownville appoiinted on Committee of arrangements for the re-union.
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4-17-73
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Polock, C. A.
Defendant, People, plaintiff, Malicious ischief. Nolle entered after jury was sworn.
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5-26-70
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2
Polock, C. A.
Has bought the news and magazine business of A. D. Marsh. See Trade
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5-15-73
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Polock, Cy
Has leased the Star Hotel and took possession on last Monday.
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5-6-69
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Polock, W. A.
Has received the appoointment of Post Master at Brownville, Nebraska. See Mail
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5-1-73
1
5
Ponca
Rev. J. H. Wehn appinted minister at Ponca, Nebraska.
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9-2-69
3
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Ponn, Joseph
Is erecting a dwelling in middle Brownville north of the M. E. Church
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1-15-74
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Poor Farm
John Maxwell superintendent
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4-3-67
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Pope & Allard
White washing, paper hanging, kasoming, house and sign painting, gazing done to order.
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7-1-67
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Pope, H.
Independant Order, Grand Templars Committee on decoration & Flowers. Strawberry Festival, July 4. See Societies & Organizations
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8-7-68
2
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Poppleton, A. J.
Douglas county. Democratic candidate for member of Congress.
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5-19-70
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Poppleton, A. J.
Elected President of Real Estate Dealers at State Convention. From Omaha.
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8-19-68
2
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Poppleton, Andrew Jaction
Addressed the Cass Co. Democracy at Plattsmouth on Monday afternoon. See political Parties. Democratic.
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8-10-68
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Poppleton, Andrew Jaction
Democratic candidate for Congress. Born and bred a farmer, in early life Mr. Poppleton earned his bread by the toil of his hands; but by diligent study at the old homestcad, in Oakland. Michigan, he prepared himself for college; mastering Latin, Greek and the higher Mathematics without the aid of instructors and finally entered Union College as a Junior. In two years his Bachelor of Arts; and later graduated as Bachelor of Law at the Poughkeep sic Law School, and then in 1854 he started for the far West.
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10-7-68
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Poppleton, Hon. J. A.
Poppleton, Non. 3. A. Speaker at Democratic Rally, Nebr. City. See Political Parties.
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12-11-68
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Population
Cass County, increase during past year is estimatedd at 1600, the increase of voters as per returns of registration, over 300, which gives a population of about 8000 in the county See Cass County
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10-30-73
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Population
Fillmore Co., Fairmont
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10-21-68
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Population, Nebraska
Has more than doubled her population during the past year, and will, no doubt, treble it durning the coming.
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2-26-68
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Population. White.
Of the ten outlawed States is aboutn one-third more than the black population, yet there are only 325,000 blacks. This shows that at least 308,000 white men ar disfranchised and denied every civil and political right.
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12-30-69
1
3
Porter, C. F. Capt
Of Decatur appointed on Committee of arrangements for the re-union.
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8-7-68
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Porter, Cass. F.
Temporary scc'y of Omaha Convention. See Convention, State Dem.
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1-15-68
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Porter, Capt. Charles F.
Delegate to National Convention. See Convention, State Dem.
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10-21-69
3
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Porter, De Forrest
Assistant United States Assessor..
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8-19-68
2
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Porter, Governor
Addressed the Cass County Democracy at Plattsmouth on Monday afternoon. See Political Parties. Democratic.
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8-24-68
3
2
Porter, James R
Of Cass County. Democratic candidate for Governor of State of Nebraska. See Capital Removal.
0848
10-5-68
2
2
Porter, James R.
Candidate for Governor, Land Grabbers working for his defeat. See Land Grabbers.
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8-5-69
2
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Porter, Dr. John P.
A Mr. France stole 3 horses valued at $4500 from.
0848
7-15-67
2
2
Porter, Rolly
Captain of KateKinney Excursion from Nebraska City to Omaha. See Pastimes.
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6-10-69
2
5
Porter, S. D.
New part owner of Morning Chronicle, Nebraska City.
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6-12-73
1
8
Porter, Wm B.
Master, officer of the Patrons of Husbandry of Plattsmouth.
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1-15-74
4
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Porter, W. B.
Member Premium Committee. State Fair.
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6-12-73
1
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Porter, Wm B.
of Plattsmouth Lady Assistant
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5-1-73
1
5
Porter, W. H.
Appointed Minister at Deatur, Nebraska
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1-5-71
2
3
Porter, Waldo M.
Bought a half interest in the Journal and will edit it after January 20.
0848
10-7-68
2
3
Porter, E. and Co.
Entellegence Office. See Labor wanted.
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3-6-67
2
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Post Sutler
Fort Kearny, S E Beall proprietor. Contents of store for sale at lowest prices. Iron safe and store building. See General Store.
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3-23-76
3
6
Porter, Henry
His son died of scarlet fever March 14. See Death
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5-5-70
2
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Postmaster
The contractor between Brownville and Tecumseh has been ordered to carry the mail 6 times a week. Captain Polock, Postmaster.
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5-29-73
1
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Post Master
The entire batch of 375,000 of the new Penny Postal Cards was sold yesterday before 4 P.M. and to-day the demand is still very great and general, another batch having been received during the night. Post Master James has made a requisition on the department for a batch of 1,000,000. N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
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6-12-73
2
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Post Master
The Postal cards cost the government $1.36 per 1,000 the orders have reahed over 25,000,000 for which the government pays $34,000 and the people $250,000. The orders average 1,050,000 daily, while the capacity of the contractor's manufactory is onl $5000,000 daily.
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5-5-70
2
1
Post office
Located with the firm of Mesers Brown and Buch ant Peru, Nebr.
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4-3-67
3
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Potatoes
Fifty barrels of "merchanicks" and "peach blow" potatoes were receied per steamer Lacy by Hawley, White and Burks, who will sell them at a low price. See Agriculture.
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8-10-68
3
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Potatoes.
EarlyRose, success with one pound. See agriculture.
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10-23-68
3
3
Potatoes.
One thousand bushels were raised from seven acres of land by a gentleman living south of the city. Dr. Seimers, one of the oldest inhabitants of Otoe County, has raised a tremendous crop, his team have been busy hauling them into the city.
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4-5-67
2
3
Pottenger, Wilbet
of Plattsmouth, Nebr. Newly elected Mayor. See Election.
0848
3-11-67
3
1
Potter's Theatre
Omaha, Nebr. closed by United States revenue collector, in default of proprietor paying his revenue tax. See Taxation
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12-22-70
2
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Potwin, George C.
Reports organization of an Agricultural Society in Sarpy County, Nebraska.
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12-25-73
3
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Poulson, Billy, St. Deroin
Pork packer and cattle feeder.
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5-19-70
4
5
Poultry Raising
W. H. Turner,Imorter and Breader of Sumatra Pheasant Game, Plymouth, Ohio
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11-5-73
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Powell, Col.
Established Fort Kearney in 1848 occupied as a millitary post until 1871.
0848
9-23-68
3
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Powell, Dempsey
Served as Member of the Grand Jury. See Judicial.
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7-1-67
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Powell, Edward
Nebraska City. Proprietor of Nebraska Foundry and Machine Shop, with Araba Holmes and D. N. Gould. See Induatry.
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5-31-67
2
1
Powell, Holmes & Gould
Nebraska Iron Works, Nebraska City. Manufactures of machinery. Purchased Holly Block. See Industry, Foundry.
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3-23-76
3
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Powers, J. K.
Has located in Johnson, Nebraska
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11-17-70
2
2
Powers, Sarah
Was murdered by Gallant rakes.
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5-20-67
3
2
Prairie Camp Station
Alias "Denver John", keeper in drying condition at Nebraska City. See Grear, George
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11-13-73
3
5
Prairie fire, Saline Co.
relief contributions sent from Brownville.
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10-30-73
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4
Prairie Fire, Saline Co.
A letter from John Flora written to his partner, John Mercer descriptive of the disastrous fire in Saline County
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10-23-73
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4-5
Prairie Fire, Saline Co.
Names of the victims of the fire.
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5-17-67
3
1
Prairie Fires
Illuminating the heavens, have been witnessed by our citizens during the week.
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3-2-76
3
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Prall, Lauretta
Was married to Wm. W. Seid, Feb 27. See Marriage.
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5-31-67
3
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Pre-emption
The lands in Lancaster, Saline and few other counties have been withdrawn from market, except for preemption and homestead. See Land
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2-17-76
3
2
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Webster will lecture Feb. 28. See Churches
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1-20-76
3
2
Presbyterian Church
Tipton, Ex senator, lectured in Brownville Friday evening. See Churches.
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1-13-76
3
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Presbyterian, First
Rev. Ellis will preach in the First Presbyterian Church next Sunday at Brownville. See Churches
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6-12-73
2
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Prescott, Mrs
An accomplished dress maker has bee secured by Mrs. Berkley. Mrs. Prescott has acquired her business in the best schools of the east.
0848
6-21-67
3
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Prescott, Sam
Bill poster and white washer. Leave orders at the News office.
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5-30-68
3
2
Prescott, Sam
See Bill Poster.
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12-1-70
1
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President Lincoln
Copy of his letter to Colonel Ellsworth's parents May 25, 1861.
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12-16-69
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President Message
To the Senate and House of Representatives. President U. S. Grant
