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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
sabbafb sehaoIReu No. ..

is 80 entire new work or 1872 aages, ndnes7ly s95 tunes
~ INNS. As the music is 3 little more dinicuItt IL
Is just the book 10 follow BelLN0. l.. Nearly enc mill
li0nq these Bells have beenissued, and are nov ring
ing through this and other Countries. Among the
many choice pieces may be found, Snail we meet be-
yOnd the river There is a beautiful world. sorrow
shall come again no more. DAT you hear the Angels
Thou, God, seest me. Sabbath Bells chime
on, &c, Prices of Bell No are the same as Bell No.
L, Both numbers can 90 obtained In one volume
Price, bound COPY, 40 cents. $s5 per huRdreds cloth
copies furnished at the one hundTed pflce. Aaiied az
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The Conference convened to settle the
HOIssein- Schleswig question held a final
meeting on the 18th ult., without coming
10 any agreement, except to disagree
Prussia had sent orders to Marshal van
Wragel 10 recommence hostilities on the
26tb ult.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

YIN. e. Den has just received Milk
Cooks one Jars and ChurDs, Powder
and So Doors and Sash, Snaths 40 cents
Pitch Fs and Sylhes, Cradles, Their
mome,ef Churns, Cox 6sh, Mackerel and
Trout
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
snbhafh sehnnlRonNn-I

confirms IA pages. and nearly two hundred tunes and
hymsn, aud Is the most popular 8. s Book ever issued
Auong the NEST popular pieces aTet Kind Words,' -
"Eoel Above, = Christian iten1.I' "Beautfal Zicn,D
81 ought 20 love ~ Mother, . the Angels told NE So.
In he Light" "Rest for the Weary sc. Prices
r3lHsr covers, % cts. each, SIS per hundred bound,
% e;s. eN;h- SO per hundred cloth bouEd, enbgssed
gals, 30 cts, So per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS:

IIth-The greatest amount insured in any one risk is
SIC. COZ, except il special cases,
I2th-The amnunt insured in any one city, town. or
village, depends upon its size. and how built.
3th-Th amount insured in any one block, depends
as above.
14th-Certihed copy OF the charter Of the company, as
filed herewi th.
II. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIMo, c. ALLYN, Secretary. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The news from Nebraska, which we
find in the No. Dem, is decidedly new
to US, and proves on what slender foun-
dalton madam rumor builds: Il
"a terrible earthquake is reported to
havd been fel, at Nebraska City N the
4lh. Three persons were burt by falling
buildings. A dreadful hail-stOrm took
place at the same time 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

: 81 shares OF Hartford
bank stock, Hartford
A67 Sh's Phoenix baul
stock, Hartford
100 hares Connection
River Banking Co.
stock Hartford
200 shares Exchange
bank Hartford
1 $50 sh's bark OF Hart
ford coy Hartford
| 200 shares Charter OAK
bank st'k Hastford
$50 shares Farmers s
Mechanics BIZ stick,
Hartford
$50 shares Mercantile
bank stock, Hartford
l32 shares Merchants.
& Manufs'bank stock
Hartford
3I6 shares Etna banl
stock, HARTFORD
2OS shares City Ran
stock, Hartford
200 shares American
Exchange bsnk stock
New York
2e0 shares OF Bark oil
Commerce N. York
300 shares importersS
o Traders bank stock
New York
300 shares Bank OF A.
merica stock n Y
300 shares Msnhattan
Co. stock, N York
BOO shares Merchants,
bank stock, N. York
2yo shares Deem bank
stock New York
300 shares Union bank
stock, New York
loo shares Hank OF
North America STICK
New York
$50 hairs Metropolitan
bank stock n. York
loo shares Blackstone
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Bank Com
meTce stock Boston
100 shares of Granite
bank stock. Boston,
10 shares Suffolk bank
stock, Boston
loo shares Ride and
Leather bank stock,
Boston
loo shares OF Webster
bsnk stock, Boston
loo shares Of National
bank stock, Boston
loo shares Of Atlantic
bank stock, Boston .
loo shares Salty Fund
bank stock, Boston
loo shares of BOyIestOn
bank STOCK, BOSTON
loo shares Reveree Blk
stock, Boston
200 shares Bank Of the
State OF Missouri
stock, st Louis
200 shai es Merchants
bank stock, St. Louis
81 shares state bank Of
Wisconsin stock, Mil
waukee
shares Union bank
stock Albany
Shares Of Montreal
bank stock. II lntreal
100 shares Connecticut
River COMPANY stock
90 shares Connecticut
River Railroad Com
100 ~sharesuartfOrd and
New Haven Railroad
Company
Tenne,See state Stock
6 per cent payable
1892
California star stack
z per cent, parable
IST7-S9
Ohio State stock, 6 per
cent. 9 payal lie 1886
% Hartford ely bonds
6 per cent, payable
1876
% Hartford and New
Haven K r bonds 6
per cent. lST3
10 New York Central
X. r, b nds, z per
cent. 1876
s Treasury Notes
$40 per cent
5 stock (cOup0n) 8
pcr cent, 1881
q. s. stoSk ~5-.wenties
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
AMERTcAN
FXGHANGR ADD lEEIT
A MONTHLY MAGARINE

The most comprehensive mioeensuy g $3.50
knowledge and General Litcra4urs. periodically ~
sued in the United States; smbrEeiag a1 ~ 49,
lures Of a Polytschnie Journal, Eoonomio RxpoaaR
Literary Repository End Aonthly Register. Bspa-
cially devoted p Financial. Commercial aad 1aaas-
uial Interests and a. joint stOok oorPOztioa sOa-
cerns.
Having eannsueed tho Fifth voluns e Als
Nagasina, WHOSE success syinses that he s95gts8
its conductors have been appreciated b3 . diserEa-
mating public. We would AL attention g f8 char
acter on The part or the large body d readers We
are not yet upOii il subscription iaA. Oar 49,
pose in this peblicatioS Is The diassminattpn g
~PFsoticei Information on subjects Of positive atilily
to the people, ccmbined with q diversity Of literary
Neutrality-suspicious. the services qf the best Psnl ID.
The various dePlFtments Of Science, Bsllss-LsttFss
aud General Literature. While aining nea e.
PeOislly to render most elective ssrRies - As
Frsde. Commer1s sud Astsrisl Prodnetioa e Bs
Country, many sides Of The Connhy, macy dds q
the mental world rscesTo das 0ohsid sadoa~bs
Historical, Critical, Estheticai and izaginaflFa, e.
well ~ lie hnaueisl, Statistical Toohaclsgissl
ard strictly MoTcantil8. We employ alike Ne ~
seseh Of tee ssvsnt and the fancy q the fsuilstea-
ist, With tho PRACTICAL ezperisnos Of he Assiaes
man and the worker. Ii the eatme % sufsntnB
topics, ths mode selected Is the popular IN RVie
rather than tho technical. The nsn9sl phass Ell
'he hOuris shall be our endsavoF 10 portray, sid ~
avail ourselves nf the contributions Of new pi1ooE~
cry 20 the Circle Of KnoWiedgo. ard shall fesa&
Wa III NNAHAAHaaA0 EA@NaAaeAAHN ANU.M
gence, which vail DO Of future utility sad histoF3a
interest wien the Present shall have bacsns ~
Past. In fac, The American Exchange ana RsvisW
is q desirable ard ever WsoOns monthly visitor -
is ubseFibers--impartin the richness ofknosis3r
improving the taste, aRd furnishing intaioSaa3
qualification.
The Review hSa is speoialities IN dislist ard %.
creasing Departments, with \ General Divides Re
the widest oonsi tent scope Of themes. We give .
specification II topics Whish are the subjects sishR
Of occasional 81 regular publication, vizs
The Arts, Asihotics; Agriculture, Applied Chsn-
istrFy Archaeology, Belize Letters. Biography, Cdt-
eism, Econumios-Pchtesl. A~rithmetic National
Taxation: F~inance-banking, currency, Cprppratiea
Accounts. Exchange, Fluctuations ia Securities
Stocks History, Industrial and Mercantile enter
prises, insuranes. internal Improvements-RElRsn
Canals, Telegraphs; northumberland teoh-
nOlogy; Mechanics, Misunderstanding, Geology.
Metallurgy; Patents, Physics, PhysiOlogy. S~tAsistsa,
social sienee; ~trade-forsign and domestic, shippinR
mercantile law, Navigation; typography, Trasola.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE UNITED HFATRa.
0ae cory, one year in advanced l@
live copies 90
Ten < 900
When paid At the end Of the year, { 90 psr Az
NUN, single copy. Sample coPy mailed o. AsF~
ceipt Of IS eonts.
FOREIGH sUBSCRIFTIoEs.
Single copy per AMMAN postage paid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
STATE OF coxxEcTIcUr l

- n q OE
County Of Hartford.
]. Chancey Howard, clerk OF the superior court of
Hartford county, do hereby certify that at the request
Of the Ofic ers Of,the Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Of Hartford, / have examined The certidca5es of STOCK
stsndidg in the name OF said COMPANY, and from such
examination, find said company is possessed Of sn &C
tual capital of Five Hundred Thousand Dollars inveS-
ted in stocks Of at least par value, all Of which is
more clearly set forth in the annexed statement of the
condition Of sad company, 70 the auditor Of the ferri-
tory of Nebraska.
Ialso certify that Edward Goodman, whose name is
appended 20 tie jura: Of the deposition of said state
mcnt. was on the day Of the date hereof, a Justice of
the Peace in and for the county of Hartford, duly au-
thoriEed 10 administer osths for general purpose.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and
- sfixed the seal u ihe superior Court Of Hart
s. J ford county tais twelfth day Of April Ammo
Domri, 1854.
JUS. q. 81 oHAUNcEY HOWARD, Clerk.
Know IL Men by these Presents, That the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, lec2ted at Hartford
in the state ot Oonneotieut, have authorised and appOin-
ted for themselves and their successors, the following
named persons in the Territory Of Nebraska, to trans
act in tie naIie and on behalf Of said company thebusi-
ness Of Fire Insurance infthe several towns respective
" affixed to their names, viz:
JosS MAXoS No-,sts Civ
d. II. WHEELER PlattsmOuth
JOHN L. CARSON BrowIvihe
And the said company d. hereby nominate aud APP
point the persons above named, their lawlnl agents
and attorneys for them and in their behalf to acknOwl-
edge service OF legal process for said company express
~ Consuming that service Of process upon sad agents
and attorneys shall be taken and held as valid as II
served upon the said company according TO tie laws Of
this State or % any other State, and wsiringau claim
Of error BY reason Of such service.
witness the seal Of the said Hartford Fire Insurance
Company aud the Official signature Ofthe Pres
J (ident and Secretary thereof at Hartford in the
State Of Connecticut, this twelfth da3 OF April,
Ammo DENIM, one thousand eight hundred sad
H. HUNTINGTON, President.
IL s.R.s.l TIMOTHY B. ALLYN, sec'y
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
State Of Connecticut,
April u, 1864.


Personally appeared II. HUNTINGTON, President,
and t. c ALLYN. Secretary Of the Hartford Fire lnsu-
rance company, and made oath hat the foregoing state
ment by them subscribed, is a true. full and correct
statement of The affairs OF said company, and exhibits
so far as can BE- asceTtained at this date, its actual con-
dition on the thirty-frst day Of December. 1863.
Before me, EDWARD GOODMAN,
JuStiCa of the Peace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The President has issued a proclama-
ton placing the State Of Kentucky under
martial law, and ~suspending the right Of
the writ of habeas corpus therein.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
~ Uarp of Freelom

contains % PAGES Of sonss, dues and ehoruscs. FOR Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we wsuld name, Fair
freedoms morn; O let my pc sic GO; over the noun
tain they worked me all he daT, sc. Pries5 cents
Single, 80 cents Per dozen, 50 per ~hundredi postage I
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Ruth: A Sarrad Can;n4g.

contains 1876 pazes. Words BY Rev. Sidney Dyer, music
by Prof Gull. This Is an excellent book FOR e~rn,crts
tor the young. P~vices-paper Glyers, 20c6uts; sI5 per
hundreds bouud 70 cent?. $40 yer hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

we IN from the Broad Axe that a
citizen q Rulo, Richardson county, was
STABBED ) few days ago by a drunken
sQuaH 81 he Iowa tribe. The yender Of
Che 10y should be punished equally
with as sqaaw.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The British yacht Deerhound is owned
by the firm of Fraser, Trenholm & Co.,
of Liverpool, who are the rebel agents
for that port.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
The RevTvoI w1sie pook.

contains - pages,ot tunes and hymns. designed for re.
vival, prayer, aaj conference meetings. Price in paper
covers, single copies, 10 cents; IS per aundred.-
Mailed a. the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The Gold Bill has been repealed by
Congress. Gold now stands or rises on
its own merits. a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

AA BE- wish to be in the fashion and
kecr Be with the times should have a
Pilot pho Album. Nothing is nicer
Tor q ENTER Table. Mr.. Perkins, at
the nviile House, has a variety of
very bn, Albums, which he is selling
81 costs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Upwards Of 500 English ard Welsh
passed up the Hannibal and St. Joseph
railroad the other day, on thar way 10
Brigham Young Land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

A telegram from Washington to Pro.
vost-M arshai-G General Potter directs that
colored men shall be received as repre-
sentative recruits.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Of.fsh.nl Notice! The public are
hereby totifed that a large lot Of choice
Fish conprising Mackerel in kits and
barrel. Mackanaw Trout, White fish
and CcL fsh, have been received, during
The usssai Mclaughlin & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

M1ch Be the small grain 10 this county
las harvested, and will, generally,
Weld Corn is doing fine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Mary new buildings are going Up in
ihis civ. Not less than twenty new
business buses have been put up this
Sprlno aid Summer, and building is brisk
as ever.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Ihfte buys were drowned in the Ais
s6ufi sr, at Omaha, on the Slh. They
Eere & ba'hing at The time the Colorado
was a, the wharf, and drifting near
Che r.s OF the boat. went under; their
bed. "a not been found.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Generals Sigel and Stahl have been
relieved. Gen. Howe succeeds Sigel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Lashes. Fly-netts, and Buggy
Whips sale al Middleton's at peace
prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

see BE article on Nebraska Terri
tc1 ath page.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Saaf& Co., are digging a public
nfl near her new store
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

faiue. faiue.
ssi. 10000 s7s,Oss 90
$4,000 54,ITa,OO
100000 10000
100000 100000
100000 8 $780, 90
20. OOO,o 90 %, 900. 90
as.ooo,oo al 5000
IS. 600. 90 ia, 900 %
1920 90 I4,sss 90
81 loo 90 30 SIT 90
20 $40 90 23.2e6 90
10000 90 81 200 60
so,ooo 90 a. 900 90
10000 90 ss 100 90
$4,000 90 s9,soO o.
10000 90 ItOooeO
5000 90 is. 200 90
1920 % 1000 60
10000 90 ll6oo 60
10000 90 1000 90
80 900 90 s5 500 90
10000 90 1850 90
1o. 900 90 10 200 90
10. 600 90 1920 90
1000 90 1910 90
10000 90 10. go 90
10000 90 IL, 400 90
10000 90 s 900 90
10. 900 % $500 90
lo,OOOOO 10, 400 90
10, 600 90 IL Zoo %
10. 900 90 10 $50 90
2o,oOo 90 1900 90
90 600 90 I7.ooooO
$3.50 90 1850 90
Il, 900 90 10 600 90
is, 90 25, 600 90
Il, 100000 5000 90
1000 90 . 600 90
10000 90 IS, SEQ 90
20. 900 90 IL BOO 90
50. 600 90 1i,soo 90
$4,000 90 ls5 300 90
IS, 900 90 1880 90
81, 600 90 27,ooO 90
10000 90 II, 900 90
So 500 90 SO, SOS DO
%, 900 90 81 600 90
1000 90 150, OOo co
$40 90 81, I4s 500 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Deuser still keeps on hand a
san. that delightful Ice Cream.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

ss lot Of School. Books just r%eceiv-
Cd 81 ~ d. Marsh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Vocal Music. with Piano Accompaniment

A large assortment Of new and popular songs, BALLADS
duets, Quartetts, and chOrusec, issued daily. ATuong
the most popular are, Shall we know each other thers
LowFeyj Why have my loved ooeS gone; / will be true
to tie; Oh, there's no such girl a. mine, by Foster ;
Mothers love Is true Sweet love, forget me not, &.
BY Keller, % cents each; Ihesr sweet voices singing
Home IS homo; Forget IL you can. but forgive, by
Thomas. 30 cents each.
Instrumental MusIs for the Ciano Fcrte-ws sre
coming Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more ;
Always look On the sunny side Shall we know each
other there? &C., with bTil1snt variations BY GrUbC
90 cents each
POikas, Waltzes, Marches, Qricksteps, QuadTilis.
sc. BY popular authors. All kinds Of Singing and In
stTuctiOu books. CstalORues mailsdfrce 70 any address
Music nailed at the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
CERTEFICATE OF AUTHORITY

70 Expire on tie 3lst of January, 1865.
INSURANCE
0tfce Territorial AHiit0T,f
0msha. Nebraska, April 22d, 1854.
whereas Jehn II: KeiIOm, Esq-. agent forthe Hart
fora Fire Insurance Company, located al Hartford
ii The State Of Connecticut. has filed in tbs once a
cory Of the at OF Incorporation OF said eoupsny, and
9 statement aInder oath, showing its conditFn, as re-
CURED by the hfth section Of a law OF tbefTerTitoTz
Of Nebraska. entitled "Anraet IN relation toInsuraace
CsHFal6es approved February l5,h, 1854 nj where
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Waters, Cheap Ausic for the Million,

waters Cheap MuSiC for the Million,
Arranged as SHOES, duets, ~quaEtetts and ehoruSez, for
musical societies, chOirs, Sunday schools, public sch OILS
seminaTies, &c. Shall we know each other there?-
Don't you hear the angels c0miGg2 Shall we meet be-
yoDd the river? Be in time; There is a beautiful
vOrld; Where liberty dwells IL my country; Freedom,
truth aud right; We are coming Father Abraham. six
hundred Thousand more There Is a laOd OF love; S0r-
row shall come again no more; Heavenly home Come
sing 70 me OF Heaven Land in sight; We will love orr
Sunday School; Oar God IS marching on God say the
Nation; Whittier's song OF the Plantation Neg o !; Fair
Freedoms Morn has dawued at last; over the noun
tain; over The mountain; Little ELIAS an angel; viii
lies gene 10 Heaven Sgher litsle children % conc
unto me; Bury me in the morning, Mother; Come 70
thy rest; Sweet hour Of Prayer, sc. Price 3 cents, 30
cents per dJz, 50 per hundred post5gs I cert EACH
In sheet form. with Piano accompaniment, % cents.
Published BY HORACE WATERS, Ag't,
No. ISL Broadway, ". I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
ECSHno" WA z.
OF EVERY DESIRABLE ARTICLE.
THE ATTENTION or
FREIGHTERS AND OTHERS
is DIRECTED To HIS,
COOKING SKILLETS, OVENS, &c,
Guttering snd gpoutia,.

he n prepared TO put I'D Gutterinc andspoutiap. and
all otheIsvOrk of his limo at the shortest rotice, and in
a wol kmnlike manner, which he warrants to give sat
tIsfactiOn. v8. n3-I
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
The Horace Waters neIodeOns and Har-

Tuned the Equal temperament with the Patent Divided
Swell. Prices fgom 500 to $500. Alexander Or.
gans from s2e0 20 $500.
IA liberal discount to Clergymen, Charches. Sab
bah Sehoois. lodges, SeminsTics. aHd Teachers. HOR
ACE WATERS, Agt. No. 45I Broadway. n Y
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Total assets $l,7s4,7 1906
LIABILITIES:
5th-No liabilities to banks, or
others, due or not
6th-No losses adjusted and due
18th. losses either unadjusted or
8th-Adjusted and not due $e4s46O, So
9th-LOsses in suspense await
ing further proof, included
in above.
IOth-AIl other claims against
the Company dividends I'm. H
paId.) $4,000
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
THE HORACE MATTERS MODERN
IMPROVED OYERsTRUEG lass
FULL IRON FRAME PIANOS

are bniIt n the best end most Thoroughly seasoned ma
t~eFia's, and Wiil stsndeany climate. Tbe tone is very
deep, round, full, aud mellow; toe touch elastic
Bach Piano warranted for ave ycars. Prices from Sz2s
to 500.
"rhe Esrsnce waters Pianos are known as among the
VeFy best ."-EBcRgeltst.
'sWe Can speak Of their merits frcm personal knowI
edge. "-ChIisfian fatei3igeHcer.
sWaters' Pianos and Ael9deo7s challenge eomparisOE
with the finest nnade ~anywhefe HON Journal.
ent makers, Tor 500; do. with carved legs S2B0,
S225 aud 1910. Secondhand Pianos aud Meloleons al
SIS, $40, $50, $50, SIS, SIoo, Sl15s S1s5, $3.50, ane
$50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Body should subscribe for their
hper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Notice.

CALrb by the barrel or pound, Fine Dairy Salt, fcl
At McLaushIsn & swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
JOY, coE 3 CO,

ING AGENTS, aud Dealers in Inks and
ierIal Of all kinds, once Tibune Building
od Browns Iron Building Philadelphia,
rized agents for The Advertiser and Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
fATHER 8 ABBOTT,

- X FoREIGN NEWSPAPER AD-
AGENCY, $50 Broadway, New York, are
d agents for the AGuerfiser aud FGT8eT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
STATEMENT

Ofthe Condition Of the Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, on
the tbIray-ffrst day Of Decem-
Der. 1858, made to the Auditor
of the Territory OF Nebraska.
I'm conformity with the laws
Of said Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Ist-2he name Of this company is The Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, aud is located at Hart
CAPITAL.
2d-The amount Of Capital Stock is $500 GOO
sd-The amount Of Capital Suck paid mp, is, 500. 600
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

4th- ASSETS.
Cash IN hand and in Bank S25 ZIG, Gs
Dash in hands If Agents and in
course OF Transmission 10 654,25
LSs 5. sos 81
Bills receivable frem loans. secured by per-
sonaI and col aferaI security IS. SCI %
Real Estate amin, numbered 70, coo 20
Interest accrued (uostiy payable January 1st
1890 Ia,OOs, OF
STOCKS ASD BONDS AS FOLLOWS. VIE:
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
a0pertiser.

EvILLE, THURSDAY JULY IA 1854,
c. n. ScRTTEK,
ApvERr1sIxo Agent, and Dealer IN
and Colored Inks Of the Best Quality
,rborn treet, Chicago, Illinois, Is our au-
Id for the A6Verfiser and Former.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
MARRIED..

BOsTWICK--RIBLET-In this city, on Wednesday, Juue
IT, by ia. Rev Dr. Anderson, Cyrus b. Boswick OF New
Milford Conn., to Miss Sarah J. Ribet Of New.York.
CONNOLLY-COTTMAN-On Wednesday, June Is. ct the
Church Of ST. Francis Aayier by the Rev W. Moysn s. j.
Washington A Connolly Of this city Louise j. daughter
of DR.. Thos l.. IA. Cottisn OF New-Orlcans, La.
GILMAN-KEMP-On Thursday, June 10. at the Twenty
Dutch Reformed Church. By the Rsy Joseph
Duryes Dr. l.. Gilman Of s. Adams, VI. TO Christina G.
Kemp, daughter Of the late John Kemp Of Boston.
Boston papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Flushing L. l.. on Thursday morn.
ing June IT, by the Rey0 Carpenter Smith, tho Hon.
Hiram Horton Of Malone, X. " to Mrs Jannett Peck Hof-
ton VI the Iofmer place.
MATHEWs-PURDY--On Wednesday, June Is, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father In Pleasantyle, Westchcser
County, N 4, BY the Rev. Mr. verilys, Mr.. Henry C..
Mathews OF Nsw.iors City to Miss Lizzie l.. Purdy.
ROBERTS-FALES-in Brooklyn on Wednesday, June IS.
by FiendS Ceremony, John 5. Roberts to Emily j. Faes
No cards.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday, June IS. at the
residences of the bride. mother by the Rev james nspsr
d. d. Mr. William II. Robertson 10 bliss Sarah A. Thistle,
both u this city. No card.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-17
GIT TO Mrs. SENATOR MoRGAN.-A surpri

GIFT TO Mrs. SENATOR MoRGAE.-A surprise
party, composed Of ofibe leading people Of Wash
ington called Monday evening upon Mrs Senator
Morgan Of the Senator's residence in that city After
the first congratulations over the lion. Attorney.
General of the United States called the company to
der. when Col L. r. Shepard presented to Mrs. Morgan
the magnificent Afghan which lad been subscribed for
her at the Metropolitan Fair An clc gantly bound
volume contained the Of the donors appended to
the following address TO Mrs. Morgan. which has been
called for by the noble part which she haspayed in this
war:
MApAxx Tho undersigned beg you aecep, OF the accom-
nyins Afghan. mernento Of the Metropolitan Fair bed
la III. city Of your home In aid Of u. s. Sanitary Com
Tor benefit Of the sick and wounded soldier, and
sailors Of the Republic We know That you deeply sym
pshe with those give their toll ssior and blood Tor our
beloved country and also how productive In many unosten
tous methods that sympathy has been for the comfort OF the
and the ard Of the meriorous among them We
dreuej 1t appropriate therefore to tender you per
and visible remembrance Of the greatest uneharsred
charity Of the world when that charity for the welfare oil
those who thus heroic and In whom thus inter
esed Adding wishes for your own personal happiness
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