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| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Brinker, George M. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Moore, James W. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Hicklin, Wm. M. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Dickey, R. H. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Boydston, Wm. L. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Richardson, E. R. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Eaton, J. W. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 02/19/68 | 2 | 2,3 | Moore, James W. | Emigration. From the South. | Invitation to the southern people who through floods in one season and continued droughts in another are reduced to great extremities in living and not hopeful of better condition in the near future, to seek homes in Nebraska. By Com. Augustus F. Harvey, John W. Minor, George M. Brinker, James W. Moore, Wm. M. Hicklin, Nebraska City. Officers of the Southern Immigration Society. R. H. Dickey, Pres., Wm. L. Boydston, Vice President, E. R. Richardson, Rec. Secretary, J. W. Eaton, Corresponding Secretary, James W. Moore, Treasurer. |
| 848 | 04/05/67 | 3 | 1 | Emigration. Illinois. | Thirty white covered wagons from Illinois were passed a day or two ago between Clarinda, Iowa, and Nebraska City bound for Nebraska. | |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Dickey, Judge R. H. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Lauer, J. Dan | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Shambaugh, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Foglesong, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Lincoln, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Brinker, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Ballentine, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Hicklin, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Moore, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 01/06/68 | 1 | 2 | Patterson, Mr. | Emigration Meeting. | At a preliminary meeting of a number of citizens at the Court House Dec. 30, 1867, Judge R. H. Dickey was appointed Chairman and J. Dan Lauer, Secretary. The object of the meeting was to secure to Nebraska a portion of the immigration that is now contemplating removal from Southern States to Brazil and other points. Mr. Shambaugh thought by properly representing the agricultural resources of our State to these people and assuring them of a welcome that a large immigration from the South to Nebraska might be expected. Mr. Foglesong favored the appointment of a committee of five to draft resolutions. Mr. Minor urged a public meeting to all favoring the scheme, Mr. Lincoln stated he had 15 or 20 letters from people of the South, ready to immigrate to new country; remarks by Messrs. Brinker, Ballentine, Hicklin, Moore, Patterson and others. |
| 848 | 04/03/67 | 2 | 2 | Emigration Southern - Editorial. | of course, where military rule prevaileth not and peace, productive soil and Democracy abound in blessed security. We offer to the down-hearted homeless and repentant "Rebels of the once rich and prosperous South a hearty welcome to these hospitable and fruitful shores. White men of the South come up to Nebraska with your families and make new homes and be at peace. | |
| 848 | 04/17/67 | 3 | 1 | Patterson, C. P. | Emigration. Texas. | C. P. Patterson received a telegram from the Texas emigrants for Otoe County that they had reached Kansas City, Mo. in good health, and were making all possible speed for Nebraska City. |
| 848 | 06/03/67 | 3 | 1 | Rockwell, Arnold | Emigration. Wisconsin. | To Nebraska from Dodge County, headed by Messrs. Arnold Rockwell and Smith. They arrive at Nebraska, bound for Lancaster, or Johnson, or Seward, or some other good inland county, on June 3rd having left Beaver Dam, Wisconsin on May 1st. They have been fortunate in their long journey, having no sickness and losing only one horse out of seventeen head. |
| 848 | 06/03/67 | 3 | 1 | Smith, Mr. | Emigration. Wisconsin. | To Nebraska from Dodge County, headed by Messrs. Arnold Rockwell and Smith. They arrive at Nebraska, bound for Lancaster, or Johnson, or Seward, or some other good inland county, on June 3rd having left Beaver Dam, Wisconsin on May 1st. They have been fortunate in their long journey, having no sickness and losing only one horse out of seventeen head. |
| 848 | 05/29/67 | 3 | 1 | Empire Baseball Club. | List of officers and members of the club. See Societies & Organizations. | |
| 192 | 09/23/69 | 2 | 8 | Empson, George | Strayed from farm five miles west of Brownville, two yearling colts. Liberal reward for their return. See Livestock, stray. | |
| 192 | 11/11/75 | 3 | 1 | Bowen, Mrs. | Empson, Walt | Eloped with Mrs. Bowen. See Crime. |
| 848 | 02/28/68 | 3 | 3 | Emry, E. L. | Of Omaha, Nebr. Candidate for assessor on the democratic city ticket. See Election candidates. | |
| 192 | 10/21/75 | 3 | 4 | Engel, Louis | Elected Constable, Bedford Precinct. See Election Returns, Nemaha County. | |
| 192 | 11/25/75 | 2 | 6-7 | Fuller, Dr. | England, Paren | Was a member of the investigating committee who brought charges against Dr. Fuller, Supt. of the Insane Hospital. See Investigations. |
| 192 | 01/19/71 | 4 | 2 | Enland, Paren | Received 7,928 votes for Secretary of State. | |
| 192 | 06/03/69 | 3 | 2 | Englehart, B. E. | General Agent for New England Mutual Life Insurance Company. See Insurance. | |
| 192 | 10/23/73 | 2 | 4 | English, Dr. | English, Dr., Lincoln, treated a would-be suicide. | |
| 848 | 07/29/67 | 3 | 1 | English. | Five families direct from England have taken homesteads in Palmyra precinct, Otoe County. See Settlers. | |
| 848 | 06/07/67 | 3 | 1 | English. | People. A large colony have settled in Palmyra precinct this spring. See Emigration. | |
| 848 | 07/01/67 | 3 | 1 | Davenport, Judge | Entertainment. | Two hundred and ninety-five children visited Sylvan Grove on Friday. Thanks are due Judge Davenport and other teachers for the care and kindness shown the children. |
| 848 | 01/22/74 | 3 | 2 | Entertainment. | Bell Ringers at the Opera House. | |
| 848 | 01/22/74 | 3 | 2 | Entertainment. | Leavitt's Bell Ringers, Brownville. | |
| 192 | 01/13/76 | 3 | 1 | Burgess, Rev. | Episcopal Church. | Rev. Burgess will hold services next Sunday at Brownville. See Churches. |
| 192 | 12/25/73 | 3 | 3 | Episcopal Church. | Services announced. | |
| 848 | 10/19/68 | 3 | 3 | Epler, Issac | Aided in capture of a horse thief. See Outlaws. | |
| 192 | 10/21/75 | 3 | 4 | Epler, J. | Elected Judge of Election Glen Rock Precinct. See Election Returns. | |
| 192 | 10/23/73 | 2 | 6 | Epler, J. B., Glen Rock Pct. | Elected Judge of Election of Glen Rock Precinct. | |
| 192 | 04/17/73 | 2 | 6 | Carson, John L. | Erisman, Jacob. | Defendant John L. Carson plaintiff foreclosure judgment against Erisman for $1,438.32. |
| 192 | 04/17/73 | 2 | 6 | Erisman, Mr. | Erisman, Jacob. | Defendant John L. Carson plaintiff foreclosure judgment against Erisman for $1,438.32. |
| 192 | 02/17/76 | 3 | 4 | Ruckles, R. M. | Ernhart, ___ | Will move into his new house when R. M. Ruckles has it completed. See Building. |
| 192 | 03/20/73 | 1 | 6 | Ervan, Edward. | as selected Captain in the "Ciphering Match at the Teachers Institute. | |
| 192 | 03/20/73 | 1 | 6 | Ervan, J. G. | Offered prayer at the Teachers Institute, Lafayette Precinct. | |
| 192 | 10/23/73 | 2 | 6 | Ervan, J. G., Lafayette Pct. | Elected Justice of the Peace. | |
| 848 | 04/10/67 | 3 | 1 | Erwin, Alfred. | Shot accidently, died at Nebraska City. See Death. | |
| 848 | 07/19/67 | 3 | 3 | Express. | The Omaha Herald says, There are twenty-five express wagons on the constant run in Council Bluffs owned by leading companies, firms and private individuals. | |
| 192 | 02/24/70 | 2 | 4 | Tate, Mr. | Estate. | Mr. Tate, son of J. W. Tate deceased, called upon the Mayor of Nebraska City in person and demanded of him a deed to that part of the city known as the Nebraska City Levee claiming that it belonged to the estate by peaceable possession of 10 years. Mayor Dillon promptly refused. Attorney Grant will commence suit against the city to gain possession for the heirs. |
| 192 | 02/24/70 | 2 | 4 | Tate, J. W. | Estate. | Mr. Tate, son of J. W. Tate deceased, called upon the Mayor of Nebraska City in person and demanded of him a deed to that part of the city known as the Nebraska City Levee claiming that it belonged to the estate by peaceable possession of 10 years. Mayor Dillon promptly refused. Attorney Grant will commence suit against the city to gain possession for the heirs. |
| 192 | 02/24/70 | 2 | 4 | Dillon, Mayor | Estate. | Mr. Tate, son of J. W. Tate deceased, called upon the Mayor of Nebraska City in person and demanded of him a deed to that part of the city known as the Nebraska City Levee claiming that it belonged to the estate by peaceable possession of 10 years. Mayor Dillon promptly refused. Attorney Grant will commence suit against the city to gain possession for the heirs. |
| 192 | 02/24/70 | 2 | 4 | Grant, Attorney | Estate. | Mr. Tate, son of J. W. Tate deceased, called upon the Mayor of Nebraska City in person and demanded of him a deed to that part of the city known as the Nebraska City Levee claiming that it belonged to the estate by peaceable possession of 10 years. Mayor Dillon promptly refused. Attorney Grant will commence suit against the city to gain possession for the heirs. |
| 192 | 02/12/74 | 2 | 3 | Estelle, Lee P. | Webster county, aid de camp with rank of colonel on Governor's Military Staff. | |
| 192 | 05/01/73 | 1 | 5 | Esterbrook, F. M. | Appointed minister at Bellevue, Nebraska. | |
| 848 | 05/31/67 | 2 | 4 | Hayden, J. E. | Estray. | Nebraska City. Hayden, J. E. Eight miles south. One large white and speckled red cow and red calf, one red cow about 5 years old. |
| 848 | 08/26/68 | 4 | 5 | Mental, Mike | Estray. | Nebraska City. Mental, Mike. One bay mare colt, about three months old. Owner requested to prove property. |
| 848 | 10/07/68 | 1 | 5 | Smith, James | Estray. | Nebraska City. Smith, James. On the Nemaha river 26 miles west of Nebraska City, one mare two or three years old. |
| 192 | 08/12/69 | 2 | 2 | Evalove, S. S. | Installed Secretary of Tecumseh Lodge of Good Templars. |
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