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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-01
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED TArns PArnsT. opyIoE,.

On the petition Of SARAH W. REED, adminstratrix
Of the estate Of Cheney Reed, deceased, and Jane
MGpd adnipi. y q Hs s.,.,e q Broois X
the extension Of patent granted 10 he said
Cheoney Reed and Brooks X. Mould, the sth day
Of August, 1854, for Improvement IN Ventilating
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
q said patent, which takes place on the sth day Of
Is ordered that the said petition be heard a, the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 10th day Of July
next.at u o'clock and all persons are not 70
AND ih0 wi esass any they have why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
hls In the Patent Once their objections, specially
.et forth IN writing, a least tioentY days before
party TO be used at the said hearing must be taken
aud transmited In accordance with the rules Of the
once,which will be furnished on application.
Deposition, and other papers. relied upon as .ssi-
fore the day OF heAring the Arguments any within
ten days eiter nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPuBLicAE and the iigsnosr washin gton,
Do and In the Irtenns, Chieago, IN. once
RsS ~ p b At least sixty R5sSiSus %
myiS.wst Acting Commlssioncf o. Patents.
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD AND LARD
OIL.

s,.,,, wAsuIssIos, D. q. july y, isas
Sealed proposals, 70 be endorsed Proposals.,
viii be received at this Office until IL m tho nrst
day q August, 1858, for tho following articles.
which must se Of the very best quality, to be de.
Washington navy yard, and subject to the usual
BUREAU 9P sHlPaENT AND RgcRUITIso.
100 Zone hundred) cords Pine Wood for inme-
dikte use.
-, BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
(one) barrel Lard oil.
Descriptive schedule with particulars to he soon
Al this once. Responsible security required for
!hs PrSs~p, and faiihful delivery % supplies
blank forms for bids to be had at this oniee; other
wise bids will not be entertained.
CALVIN G, JACKSON,
jyN'td Paymasier U. s, n.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UsIrEP STATES PArEsT OrIicE,

On the petition ofDAsIEL HALLIDAY, Of Batavia,
Illinois formerly Connecticut. PRAYING
for the extension OF patent granted to him the 18th
day Of August, lSi, for an impro,omont IN GOy-
ornor for Wind Mills, for seven years from the
piration Of said patent, which takes place on the
18th day Of August, 1865,
Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on Monday, the day OF August next,
at Il o'clock and all persons are notified TO APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing tho extension are required 10
hle In the Patent once their objections, specially
ct forth IN writing at least tiosnt days before the
10 be used Mt the said hearing, must DO taken aud
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of tho
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
timony, must be nled In the once ttoenfy days boz
within ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RBPuBLioAs and tho InfeIIiosncer, Washing
ton. D. 9. and 10 the Tribune, Chicago, Illinois,
once week for three successive weeks the FIRST Oh
said publiestions TO be At days previous
to the day ofheArinE.
A. n. STOUT,
ny2e-Tust Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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WARRINGTON, July ~, 1865.
On the petition OF JULEs DEBiUylIs, o. New
York. n y. executor Of the estate OF Victor Beau
mont, deceased, praying for the extension Of &
patent granted TO the said Victor Beaumont, the Sd
day OF October, 1854, for an Improvement In Steam
Gauge, for seveu years from the expiration OF said
patent. which takes place the Sd day OF October
1856
IL ordered that the said petition be heard At tho
Pateut once on MONDAY, the lith day Of sopteIn.
Dor next, At II clock m and all persons are nOti-
fed TO appear and show cause, II any they have,
why Baid petition ought not TO be granted.
PeTsOns opposing the eXten sion are RED uiTed to ale
IN the Patent once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least t0entV days before the day
Of hearnEi RlItestmsny filed by either party, TO be
used A. tho said hearing, must be taken and trans
United In Accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which I'll be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ties.
tinOnJ. must DO filed In the Ohco ti0entv days be-
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubshed In the
REPUBLICAN, and tbs, IHtelii0epoer, Washington,
ID. q, and In the Atlas, New 1Ork, N, Y, once q
week for three successive weeksi the hTst VI said
to be At least sixty days the
jJs.wsw Acting CemmissiOnsr sf Patsats
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the national unity. This prino;nlo has been
the mole r,ar Of those WHO have inaexibly in.
sistsd an tho CopgrcusionsI noIioy yopr ,on.
vontion 20 cordiallv cndor,o3 Raaiod hv RI.
ccntive onnos;tion' ana hy ncr.;,t.nt r.f,,.I.
10 accent any Man Of r.oonstruotion proff,red
by Congress- iu,tice and pubiio safety AT last
combinsd 40 teach ps tbst univ nv an enlarge.
mani Of suffrsge in thos. STATE, oould IN. de.
tired end be attained and that h was even
tho IInion then 10 tbo.. Nbo bad souobt In.
oiye,tunllv 10 destroy n. The assured suoee,,
of this lesislation IL being written on the ada.
mani Of bistory and viii bs our triumpba ant
yindioation, More clearly, too, than ever be.
fore does the nation now reooepi., that tbe
greatest glory Of a republic Ia. that n throw,
the shield Of its protection over III. humble,t
and the weakest Of is people. and vindioates
the rights of the Door and the pov.rI.ss a,
faithfully Al those Of the rieh and the novsr.
full.
Ireioice. too. IN this oonneotiep. 10 and in
your platform The frank and fearless avovaI
that he naturslir.d eitiren, mu,t b. protsctsd
abroad sat every hazard. A. thoueh thew vera
native BORN Our vbolo people arc forsisn.
ers or descendants Of foreifnef,. Our fathers
established by arm, their right TO be- called a
nation, II remains for us 10 est .bIisb the riebt
TO welcome 10 our ,hot.s ali Who are willing
by oaths of alleyinnce 10 become Amerioan
citizens. PERPETUAL allegiance. a, claimed
abroad, 1. opiy another name for perpetuaI
bondage. and would make ali slayes 10 The soil
where drst they saw the light. Our national
cemeteries move how faithfully tbese oath, Of
fidelity TO their adopted land have been sealed
in the life. blood Of thousands upon thousands.
Should vc not then be faithless 10 the dead II
we aid not protect their living brethren In tho
enioymept Of that nationality. for which ,ide
by side with tho native horn our soldiers Of
foreign birth laid down their lives.
twas fitting, too. that the representatives
of a party which had proved 90 truo To nation
nj duty In time Of war should sneak 40 clearly
In time of peace for the maintenaneo untar.
nisbed of national honor. national oredit. and
good faith as regards lis debt, the cost Of our
national existence,
do not need to extend this reply by further
comment on a platform which has eiioited
suoh hearty approyai tbrourbout tbe land
The debt OF gratitude IL acknevledves Ia the
brave man who saved tho Union from destruc.
tion-the frank snproyai Of amnesty b.,ed On
repentnnoe and loyslty-tbe demand for Tho
most tborouvb economy and hon.stv In tho
Goyernment2 sympatbv Of The p.rtv az
libertv with ali tbrourbout tbs World Who iong
for m. Iiberty we here eniov and tho r.ooge
milton Of Tho ,ubIim. nrincinI,s Of ,bs Dscie.
ration nf J,don,rasnca 80 vo,,hy ~ ~.
oTcsrj,,t;on an vho,. h.rn.,. tbas a.. N ~
written in Tho coming contsst.
T,-. -, 10
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n ,,, WAsHiSuTON, May ~, ls6S
On the Petition VI RgBECcA A. MAECIIgR. of
New York. n, T., exeeasrix Of Robert j. Marcber,
deceased, praying for the extension OF patent
granted TO the faid Robert J. Marchcr tho 25i day
81 May, lX5, for an improvement In Tool fnr
ur0Oylng MOuldingH, for seven years from tho OK
nitaitou u said patent. which takes place on the
I'D day Of May, 1905
1t IS ordered that the said petition 10 heard nj
the PRtcnt Ohicc gu MONDAY, the 2ist day Of Do.
ccmher next, at IL clock, IN and all person. ar,
no!laed to appear and snow cause, u any they
Persons opposing tho extension are reauiTeI ia
Mo ln tho Patcut Oteo thor objections, Especially
set forth IN writing, ut least tiOeHtU DAYS before
sh9 Say o. henri1sS ~ Testimony hled 6y either
taken and transmitted IN accordance win tho rules
tiou. N'"'u 'H APP'''"'
Dispositions Hnd other papers, relied upon as tca.
umon{ must De Med In the Office tLOeHtD days DO.
lotH mo Jay oil hearingi tho arguments, II any
Within len days after ding the testimony,
,oEdtrtd, also, that this notice be Published In
me hkPubLioAS and tho IIdeiliOsnofr, Washing.
I1h, U, q. and Ia tho Atlas, New York, N. Y,
once week for three successive weeks; tho Hrs( on
sSiI publications TO DO at least sixty days previous
10 thu day Of hearing, A, NJ STOUT
IIl0-FSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents
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W may Zos 1908
On the petition Of HORACE W, pEAsLBB, Of NAL
dan Bridge, n. praying for the extension VI a
patent granted to him the 21 day OF January, 1870
a1tedated September 9Th. 1854. reissued january
sh, 1885, aud again reisEued March 18th, 1857, for
au Improvement In MACHINES for Washing Paper
Stock for seven years from the expiration OF said
tembeT, 1856
Is ordered that tho said petition be hoard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 3lst day OF August
next, at u o. clock m and all persons are notified
To appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale y the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, ut least tDeatv days before
the day Of heal rings all testimony hled by either
party, TO DO used At the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules VI the
oftee, which will be furnished on application;
mOny, must be nled In the ON &c tuenlv days before
the day OF heaIinEi the arguments. n any, within
ten days sftor hling the testimony.
!, ordered, also. that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN and tho IntsliiQenCSr, Washing
ton, d. c., and In the Atlas, New York, n.
Y. once week for three successive weeksi the
nrt OF said publications 10 bo at least Bixty days
previous to the day ofhearing.
A. NJ. STOUT,
Jei-Tht Aching Com OF Patents.
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OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USirHp STATES PLrByr OIrIcs,,

June To- 1909.
On the petition Of WILLIAM THoRsLRI. Of Philn:
delphis. Pa prayin f9r tho extension q patent
Tor an improvement In Safety Washer for Securing
Wheels TO Axles for seven years from the expira-
ton Of said patent, which takes place the 10Th
day Of september, 1865;
II Is ordered that the said petition DO heard at the
Patent Office on MONDAY the Slst day OF August
next, at II clock. IN. and all parsons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required TO
Ale In the Patent Odice their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoentY days before
the day Of heariaIi all testimony filed by either
party to be nsedM the said hearing, must be taken
and tied In accordance with the rules Of the
o1ce, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony. must be aled in the ofce toentv days before
,hs day q heasipGi the srsuments. II any, within
Ordered, also, that this notice 30 published In the
RnryDLIots and fhe In!siii0sneer, Wellington.
d. c., And In the Age, Philadelphia, Pa, once
week for three successive weeksj the hrst Of said
publeati9ps to be At least sixty days g5syiSSs to
ju2S-'rust Acting Comm ssioneT Of Patents
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PUDLIc REsoLuTIoS-No. 81.
A RESOLUTION authorizing a change of mail
service between Fort Abereronbie and lie.
lena
RsSoivea by h6 Senate mud House of R,7ys.
antat!reS ofhe United States Of dmoicI IN
COmgres, assembled, That tho Postmaster
General is hereby authorized to change the
character Of the mail service from Fort Aber.
c-onbie, Dakota Territory, to Helena, Mon.
TINA Territory, to post coach service.
Approved, June rs, 1868.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

.., pe.,..evyi rss! T. ,JsI, s Gi;s's'
elss will be received At Ibis onee until u oeleek
Il n0o1 4, IN !hs Lat day q Auau, at which time .hs
PROPOSAL. for supplies Advertised, =" that they
may bs distin from Other business. letters,
mouth. H. Ali articles 70 be Of The beat Quality
frss from defects, 70 be delivered At the NAVY
Hard, rortsmouth, In good order and condition,
Inspection and measurement according to tho
rules adopted By the NAVY Department. The right
10 reserved to reject all bids
or much above the mark OF rates, ~
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pROP0sALs FOR CHARCOAL.

mHaea'ns pkPr OF rms PLArrr.l
Scaled proposals, in duplicate. with gpsr.ntse
Will be received until 10 clock a. m on wRDNIs.
thousand bushels Of
CHARCOAL ...
AZ Fort D, A. Russell, Dakota, At the ratio Of Of
teen hundred bushels per month.
fuli directions Of contract made known on ap-
plicaon At this once, or At the ohlee Of the Depot
Quartormaster, Fort ID, A. RUSSELL
Dy order Of Br'vst hsiSy Genera kgggJs
txs, WILLlAh MYERS,
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Beautiful
l. illustrated Book, worth Thousand Dollars,
sent FREQ to any address on receipt Of % cents by
addressing Professor JOHN VkNDRRPOoL' NJ
W Winthrop Place, New York city.
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HEADQ'Es THIRD MILITARY DIsrR.cr, }
dept of Georgia, Florida 4 AlatGma,)
ATLANTA, GA. July 22, 1868.

uEApQ rs lHtRD MILITARY DISTRICT, !
dept Of Georgia Florida 4 AlatGma,)
ATLANTA, GA. July %, 1863.
General Orders, No. 1903.
Whereas official information has becr re-
ooived at these Headquarters from, the Gov.
einor.elect of the State Of Georgia, that The
Legislature Of said State, elected under tho
provisions Of General Orders No 80 and 40.
current series, frOD, these Headquarters, hos
assembled and complied with the reluisition
OF the act Of Congress, which became Inv
june rs, 1865, entitled An act 10 admit the
States Of North Carolina, South CarDliHh
Louisiana, Georgia. Alabama, and Florida, to
representation in Congress-" and whereas said
act states that on compliance with the condi-
tions therein set forth by any State, the eli.
GERS Of said State, duly elected and qualified
under the constitutiOn thereof, shall be iuau.
gurated without delay 1t is therefore ordered,
1. That all civil otheers holding Office in the
State, whether by military appointment or by
allure to have successors qualified, shall
promptly yicld their Offices and turn over to
their duly elected and qualified successors, all
public property, archives, books, records, &c ,
belonging TO the same.
L. whenever the military commander Il
the sub-distriot Of Georgia, Is officially Motif, d
o. tho Inauguration Of the State eoyerpmept
elect, military authority under the acts Of
Congress, known as the Reconstruction Laws,
will DO at an end in said State, and It is made
the duty Of the sub.district commander TO
transfer everything appertaining to the gov.
eminent OF said State to the proper civil off
GERS, and to abstain in future under any pre-.
text whatever from any interference with or
control over the civil authorities of the State,
OF tho persons and property of the citizens
thereof
III On the Inauguration Of the civil gov.
all Nil L.Il l..
bonds for offences against the civil law, will be
turned over to proper civil authority. In the
meantime writs of habeaS corpus from United
States Courts will be respectfully obeysd and
the decisions conformed to. Wits from Stats
Courts will have respectful returns made,
stating prisoners are held by authority of the
United States, and can only be released by
wits Issued by United States Courts.
By order Of Major General Meade.
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PHlLADELESHIsIaa,s w s.sls9TS9N AND BAL.

TlhoRk RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, April lsh. 1890
Train, for baltimore and washington leave Phila-
asa. m, Express Mondays sxesptsd0 H. Is a.
n, Express; sop. m, Express; and II. 90 p. m. !.
rfEiss RE E5sI' 81 RsFs a Il
Ls.y: Baltimore % m; Way H G %. soa =;
','''' . - p nj s,y sfgsi;. TRAIN.
Leave Bal. hao q Or 81 P6il,dslphia ssypm
ns iS' ~ ky kSs M 8 sdps.Rn.sad
1857 pzsssri2EEzkssffA ROUTE 1867
~ THE wasF. sPkiRa sSHRbuks SOUTH
On and afser MAY Gath, 1867. trains will run As
follows:
w''Al9as''n I Iss,% m. Baltimore ia a1SSp,
Z" ..sSp.m. Ids"
1T TIE GREAT poggLE;TRACK ROUTE,
day and night Cars, with modern Improvement, and
nj 5sSi NV miles saved Western
THREE PA M p TRHTE ER r. THE n N
Tassh tS% a, Bs .S,s. g and
NJ ;SSs ss g ali changes IN GSfos
Tickets by this. route car. be procured ct the
onee, corner q Sixth street and Penpsyly.nis
nation will bs given a al times, ''''
cure secopm0datiSps n sIqcpiPE Gar. fer gmir. or
Corner sixth st. spS Penn: syonSs,
ID. 8. YOUNG. General Pa'ssqEsI5 &ssat. -.
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Hon. J. II, HarLsy Prrsident National
U'Hon Republican CoHveution-DEAR Sir.
The platform adopted by the patriotic conven-
ton over which you presided, and the e.olu.
tions which so happily supplement Il, ~ en-.
tiIely agree with my views 0s to a ju .. national
policy, that my thanks are due to the dee.
gates, as much for this clear and Ruspioious
declaration Of principles as for the nomination
with which ! have been honorod, and which I
gratefully accept.
When great rebellion which mperiled the
national existence was at last overthrow,
tho duty of all others deyolying on those en-.
IuLted with the responsibilities of legislation
evidently was to require that the Tevolted
states should be re.admitted to participation
in the Government against which they had
warred only on such o basis as to increase and
fortify not to weaken or endanger the strength
of the nation.
Certainly no ono ought 10 have claimed tina,
they should be re-admitled under such rule
that their organization rs States could ever
Hgain be used, as at the opening Of tho war
to defy the national authority, or to destroy
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NJYw MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.

@, KNIGHT,
win ran regularly during the winter months be /:
tween New York, Alexandria. Washington, and
fisr %, Bsst River. at the foot Of Roseyei street.
every Saturday q ?; m; 9e%S5 S, fSa ron
Alexandria every Friday, At lam. For freight or
ps.saGe apply At the once q the company, corner
% New Ysrk avenue and Seventeenth street, DO.
Ssesi1, D'pg j, W. THOMPSON, President.
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Rltu Tllgy,
Asbpry Lloyd, Trustee In this cause, having re.
ported that he had sold part Of l0is (No. b) In
square mo WI with the improvements, to Daniel
hswngsfor ~ 50, and part OF lot mo 81 In square
lN9', bIQ Win the improvements, 10 John E. Har.
fen Tor Si,Oto tbong the same property described
ln tho proCosdings,) pursuant 10 the decree, aud
lhat the sald Rawlings and HGTrell had complied
1t - this 22d day Of june D., 1868, ordered by
The Court that the said sales be, aud the same are
hereby ratihe and confirmed unless cause to tho
contrary isnhown on or before the 18th day Of July
ISIS provided copy Of this order he published II
tho NATIONAL hBPuBLICAk once week for three
ueeesslye weeks before said day
HRRe sopxUsest b,.,. A b. oLIN. Justice.
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Watioaal Republican.

[eUBLro REsoLuIIoS-No. %. !

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
lHSscd Mt the Second session OF the
FOrtteth Congress.
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A WHARF AND
WAREHOUSE AT BRAZ0S SANTIAGO,

It'd Breret Maj. Gen. and q. lisa,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
WISCONSIN,

In 1855 the Legislature passed an
act to dispose Of the swamp lands, and
the proceeds were appropriated 20 the
Normal School fund. The Normal
School fund amounted In 1857 to $780,
600, with $50, 600 acres Of land stiil
unsold, which, when sold, will amount
to at least a million and a half Of dol
lars.
Five Normal Schools have been To-
Gated; n at Platteville, one at
Whitewater, n at Oshkosh, one at
Sheboygan, and one at StOughton.
The one at Piatteville is in successful
operation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

On the 18th Of February, 1885, eigh-
teen students were gathered in q roOm
belonging to the district school Of En-
Poria, and the work Of NOrma instFuC-
eon was commenced with but one
teacher.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

The Normal School of New Jersey
was opened in rooms temporarily pro-
vided in the city of Trenton in 1856,
with fifteen pupils.
The trustees continued to hire build
iEgs until 1866, when the State Legis-
latuTe authorized a purchase to be
made. The lot, with suitable build
ings and fixtures, is valued at$120, 600.
The total amount of property now be-
longing to the school and its auxiliar-
les is 500, 600.
The students pay only the actual
cost of the Board, all the work being
done by HIRED help under the care of
one of the Professors and his lady.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

In 1s49 the Legislature Of Michigan
passed an act establishing a Normal
School. The act establishing our own
Normal School is q copy of it. The
Legislature gave ten sections of salt
lands for q building fund, and fifteen
sections as an endowment fund. The
Board Of Education received bids from
several localities for the location Of
the school, but decided b locate Tat
Ypsilanti, the citizens Of that1place
offering q site for the school and $13,-
500 in cash. They also engaged TO
give suitable buildings for holding the
schools, until the State should be able
to erect others, and also to pay the
salary Of the model school teacher for
five years.
The sale Of the lands did very little
toward supporting the school, and
$4,000 Of money arising from the sale
of swamp lands was also added IS en-
dOwment fund. Still the whole i'm
come is only a, 900 per annum, so that
the Legislature grants from the State
Treasury s., 500-nOrs in order to meet
the current expenses Of the school.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31
FL N H
fist. Good Material and Thorough
Workmanship.
I'd. More absolute Novelty than
marks the usual improvements in
sewing Machines.

ID The ingenious arrangement Of = positive IN =
tI,n fUT adjusting ,hr thread du, ing he passage Il the
.huttle and gathering up Of 1t in the finish Of the
sutch.
4ih The reversible tsed.
9th Tie variety Of the work that can be done up
on 1t.
We therefore decide that it receive the award Of
first class.
Signed WIN. PRATT
IRA s CADT
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

This Is to certify that the foregoing is true ex
tract from the R-pprt Of the Judges Of Sewing Ne
chimes at the 9Th Annua F IT 1857
JNU W CHAMBERS
sec Board Managers.
New York Nov. nth 1887"
II would seem as though this succession Of tri-
umphs shou d be sufficient to c nvince a y uhpreiu
diced person VI the great superiority OF the
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-12-31

Iowa has no regular Normal School,
but simply q department 81 the State.
University.
While this il considered better than
nothing, yet the Superintendent in
his last report strongly recommended
the establishment of at the pres
ent, and let that be we'll sustained.