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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-10

sohrs Star Crowe, and Sarah A. Boice, Yates hence
at Newburyport 9TH inst.
schr Nightingale Beebe hence for Warren, at NewYorh
9Th inst.
schrs Edward wootten, Alexander hence for bingham
and Belle, Freeman, hence for Providence passed Hell
Gate Sth inst
schr Alabama Vangider, hence at Danvers 9TH inst.
sohr Eva Adele Eaton, hence at Georgetown, s. o., 81
sehr q steslman, Adams, at New York yesterday from
schrs d. N Atwood, Higgins for Gardiner; Ida A.
load for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston Sth inst.
Schr George Deering Willard hence, at Portland sth
instant
schr Ocean Wave, Barlow, for Philadelphia sailed
New Bedford sth inst.
sebr T. X. Baird Gardner at Boston yesterday from
Schrs NJ M. Merriman, Babbitt, and Kate v. Edwards
Allen hence, at Fall River Ith inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official information has been received at this office that
during the navgable season this year the banks, rees
Sea- Moon SOUND and channels leading TO Hapsal will be
marked in the following manner -
l. red BROOM point upwards, n red pole, will be
erected the south side of the banks black broom
point upwards, white pole, will be erected the
north side of the banks Two black brooms the points
erected the west side Of the banks Two red brooms
the points inverted red and white pole will be
erected the east side OF the banks. D. double
black pole, surmounted by ball. will indicate that
the banks can be passed on every side.
Also that when the new system of beacons is complete
lshed.
BY order w B. SHUBRICK, Chairman.
Treasury Department Office Lighthouse Board, Washing
ton, d. O., June 49, 1869.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-10
DAY GOODS.

= r. &c e & Wo o D,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS!
Swiss Muslins Victoria Lawns, Nansooks.
S"'t-flnish Cambrics, Brilliants, plques, etc.
Plaid and Plain organdies.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks
Ilaid and Stripe Swiss Musllns, etc. etc
shrred Musns, go G5, 70, 81, IS cents, and sl per
yard
Handsome Marseilles Quilts.
Honeycomb and jacquard Quilts.
Coored Tarletans for covering.
Mosquito Netting, by the piece or yard.
I able Linens Napkins and Towels.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Bargains in Ladies' and Gents Hosiery and Gloves
Ladies' and Gents Hdkfs, plain and hemsttched
Ladies' Linen Collars and CUFFS.
Hamburg Edglngs and Insertings.
Magic Runiings, Coventry Runllngs.
Marsenes Trimmings and Registered Edgiugs,
cheap.
FANS! FANS! FANS.
Fans very cheap.
Linen Fans, Autograph SIX Fans, Japanese Fans,
and Palm Leaf Fans I43sws
PRICE & WOOD,
N. w. CORNER EIGHTH AND FIIRERT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-10

ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
sun RISES. 437 Moon SETS. ........... SO
SUN SETS. .732 HIGH WATER ..... 90
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-10
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.

tut uuUtttOTtNt MuTtle NetoS see rToL rage.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIsD DAY.
Sun Sun Rise RISES . 4S5 Moon aSS9s SETS $50 S99
bUN oETB. 81 HIGH WATER. 2o9
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamer r. Franklin P,Srson Baltimore A Groves JE
Bs B %RS %an Hh Co.
sehr J; IL Moore Hieksen. BostOS Hammett Neill Co.
SSST ssRT ssas dszs 1S S fBssSS5 Boson m S do
Schr L. A. Burlingame, Buringame, E. Boston, do
Schr j. ID. Mccarthy, Simpson, Boston, do
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
%dse No 10 MaMSfY NJ BARN S%h co. "a hours from New fOF
Brig Rio Grande, Race, days from st. John, N. B.,
with uT6ST to % PattsrsSP from wmDgon
o. with lumber and shingles to Lathbury Wickersham
schr Julia Elizabeth Candage, days from Bangorwith
sohr Olivia, Fox, day from Odessa, Dol with grain to
so6r Garnet Marshall, 1 day from Lewes, Del, with
sreeia, Despatch to The Eoeaing Telegraph.
here dr 3Hy Ssy morning e following boats left
and YR S a%p Sons
poFTazlsssTf TzsT6S 3 II MaSx2adSg Essra 5;fE5 R11rrs
NEW YoRR % oFFIoE July s-six barges leave in tow
BAfTfMoRE BRASoa. OFFICE, July s--The fOIOwi az
bPTgss fHyS in toy t9Pehs sta Msdy
Mekeeli New Era and Kate Westervelt all with coal
MEMORANDA.
Ship Philadelphia, Eleck, ~ days from Liverpool at
New York yesterday, with Al passengers. .
Steamship Juniata Oatharine, for philadelphia, sale
from Havana 6th inst.
Steamship Saxon Sears, hence, at Boston yesterday
Steamer ClAymont, Robinson, hence at Norfolk 7th
7th inst, and sailed again to return.
Steamer New York Jones for Philadelphia, sailed from
Georgetown. ID. o.. Sth inst.
Barque Andes Sheppard, hence remained at Trlnd I'd
50th ult, dscharRing. 80. -
Barque Columbia, foss henoe at Olty Point 1th nst
60 load for London. a.
Brig Loeb Lomond Griffin, hence, at Boston yesterday
Brig Mary o. Comery, Oomery, from New York 6th ult
for CenueRos 27th ut miles north OF lnagua
Schr Albert Pbaro Shourds, from Providence for Pha
depha was spoken 9TH inst 70 miles south OF Moneauk
| Point
Sehrs f. o. Smith, Crane from Providence, and A. O.
Coyne, CTowel from New Haven, boh Tor fhiladephla
! at New oTk sth inst. ,.,- o.,
Schr Emma and Nina Cockrill cleared az Baltimore oth
ScRrs j. s. Shinder Lore; j. B. Smith, Crawford; On'
| della HeVkilk Huntley; Armenia loe MHrla ,.fin
Palmer; Frances, Gibbs NJ &iller stiles; Abha tit
ms lambert; and A. H. Cain, 6imps n hence AZ DO
! ton 9Th iDbt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

| - dentist. Once = doom east ofces
| - ner OF Brady and second streets,
| ufv He had over IL yeaee practice In
this city. Has the complete appafa-
e fos anufactusing and administering Nitroas
oxide Of Cas- for painless operation In e1trassihe
/ 0em. janle-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
Sarsaparillian Resolvent.


10 better remedy and safer curative for KidAsy
Bladder aud Uterine difficulties than Dueha. Tuf-
pentine, Cubebs. Juniper Juniper, Gin, or any eth
er direct diurstic knewn.
sARsAPARILIIAN RHsoLvRNr 10 . quicker
care tor the removal spots blemiehee sores erup-
uols OF the skia, black spots worms in the nesh.
dscoctione are mere wanhes to the powerful stinu
lating AID purifying cmsacy Of Da RADwAI'S
sAksArAki ~ HEsOIv.NT: few dosss
RAILWAYS sARsAPARlLLIAN RHsocyENr.
1.-THE consumptve:' hope. nloosens the phego.
repairs the waste Of the body with new and healthy
material. made from pure. rich blood, and stops de-
cay. Let Il be tried.
buchu 10 not . At or sale remedy to take - ee,.
era medicine II 10 subject to the same objections,
a. Blue Pills, Quisins. Corrosive sabinvte, Msrcu
~, etc. and other direct or exclusive propsrties
ssssts Tor is.s,h ef,ims a.. aw..s Of he s.s,o J.
trouble in volvsdses liver splces and other eienes
os The kidnsys, VIII II used coniinuously. suspend
the eecrsting functiOns Of other ergans Buchu. -
10 we'll known, 10 direct diufstc, and Il chiefly
ploysd By medical men - secure an increased &C
Bat in most casss whom thus employed, Il. uss A.
ter few doses 10 Suspended and opiates sdminis-
kidneys from the great strain they sunss from the
direct influence Of Buehu. Now Buchu ndiscrimi-
natsly used In Of diabetes. gravel brick dust
deeeneraton 9TH. kidasys catarrh Of the bladder,
dropsy, etc. 10 like taking salts t. check diarfhes.
PAnsRA BsAvA. associated with 6An9A FAM Ii An
and oshe remedial agents. In RADwAs's RaSov
RsseLAnNS, 10 . cooperating remedy. 1t curss
every kind Of disease Of the Kidnsys Binder. Bkin
and Uterine Organs. 4 few doses will make the
most ex Extraordinary change--for the better.
One ounce OF DR.. Railways Extract Of the PATeifa
Bravo Root, 10 worth more than al the Buchu
Leaves that generations Of Aotteniets or other
Savages can gather. Try il, and he cured.
Ask for DR.. Railway Sarsspalillian kesolvent Or
Renov ating Resofvent. Price, 81 Per bottle, or G
bottles for s.. Address,
DIR. EADWAY 4 CO., 81 Maiden Lane, N. Z.
eARsAPARILL1ANR 4SOLvKNT stops all weak
sning discharges that thfegten 10 destroy lie. The
Resolvent, when prepared under the old process,
cured many persons diseases brought on BY self
abuse who have since married and have children :
Thcs ought to be good evidence 81 its powerful
purifying and fruitful efhcaey- A. prepared now.
under Or. Railways new process. there 10 no dsease
that can be reached through the blood. urine and
sweat, but that il will care. Many diseases, not
proper 10 mention in Advertisement, is explained
and means Of cure pointed ont IN DR.. hadway's
new Medical Publicsti0 FALbRAND TRC NOV
ready Address RADWAY 4 CO.. No. ., Maiden
Lane Price OF RESOLvDNT sARSApBRlLLiAN n,
81 per bottle, or bottles for -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Isung and oll, Male and Female
All ~ It With wonderful Success. Brises COLOR
10 the pale white lips,
81 OOM AND DEAU
70 the thin, pale. ana care Won eountenance9
DQures Fever and creates APPETITE. Try then.
Use none other. Ask for 0PRER'S STANDARD
BI3TERS. Sold By Druggists and 0rocers. Be-
that ny signature 10 over the cork OF each bottle
AIFR8O 0P1ER,
Paeeaic. y. :. snA 2l1 Froed a. NeN Yofh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
FARMERS, Gee MERE /

YOQ can a0A fully onesha1r -
tetAs sblity Of your Hsrnsss ~ Cseriaestsps.
win little care aad tfiAlpg s3pense, and - save
q saormous waste Of property. This you can Ger.
tainly DO BY the tinely NE Of
FRANK miller's Prepared Has.
nee Oil Baaehisg, which y equally fer Boots
s,A Shoes when only softening aEd presssvisgQaal-
ities ase required but IL not e6eetually water
proefas
Frank NQaSlerss l.easbor Rreser.
vativs ans Waterproof Oil Dlaehing. desisI q.
presely for Boots me Shoes.
Thlrsy Years In MARKET ana
zach has beeu the constant increasing dsDaal thai
shsss articles can new hesasy and cAsaDy ebtainsd
elmost svesywhsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
~. AtA ma Nain Streets, Doveapest

Fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds On Commission, those
unsolA to be returned, Pre-.
paid, BY mail. Priced de.
scriptive Catalogues Of all
Useful and Ornamental
Seeds, Plants, Trees, and
Fruits, w hOlesalc or Retail
will be sent to any address.
B. M. WATSON, Old Col
ony Nurseries, Plymouth,
Mass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Urdrn IN HasaHd, 7slaNd ef CIbs Esry
II Days.
Under the psfsonal supsvisionef The captaia II
0tnepol.
AL RP1oeO rata IN 00l0.
Supplemental Drawings. whole tickets, osee
Halves. - 80 Quarters. q 50.
Information fnrnisAed, ssd tickets cold in al y
galixed Lot.eYies.
Sole Agertskr Supplemented Drawings.
Royal Street. Mobile.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
! DAILY DEMOCRAT


David Tsde, aged 1l2, resides at Ben.
tsnsport.
Ed. Brownell, Of Ksokuk, has received
. velocipede.
The Old Settlers OF Jasper county iavs
annivsrsarisd.
--Ogtuuwa is self styled the Queen City
Of the State.
The G., r. /. 4 p. has rooted up new
town in Psttawattamis county.
--Wapello. county is to be rairead map,
ped the back Of envelopes.
On the score red headed girls McGrs.
Cor 10 said 10 wear The champion cue.
-Washingten has . revival, theatre. .
vslooipsde and boot black boy.
The 0asstse learns that very little Of the
Washington county wheat crops have bees
seld.
An Indian hatchet has been found 10
feet bslew the SUI face in Leuisa county !;
we'll buried
Burlington pa.ronzss the flowing bowl
ct 50 saloons, to the tune Of $226, 800 an>
nually; can't pay her corporation bonds.
Auction house Of Urch & Goodwin,
Keokuk, burned down last Thursday night
Also, several other buildings. Total loss,
$4,000.
Dubuque smiles at 800 saloons. Aver
age drinks, 100 each. per day-ll $50, 900
per year; 10 cents each-$l,16s, 900 per
year; Maine Law, etc.
Fifty per cent. has been received from
the Comptroller to return to dspesi.ors Of
the defunct First National Bank Of Ksskuk.
&C. W. Jones and Judge Cole. have left
for New York, says the Dss Moines Regis,
ter, to negotiate bonds and buy iron for the
Iowa 4 Minnesota RAILROAD.
The Ksokuk papers Of the 4th say that
while lad named Bswly. engaged ct the
Csfsr Dam works, was adjusting . rope
about the machinery, his comfort, which
was around his neck, was caught, and, to
save himself, threw forward bis band, which
Was ssised By the machinery near the points
and the entire arm to near the elbow
completely crushed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
A MUSICAL GEM.
last Published beautiful collection d Vocal an1
lnetrunsatal 1usic. entitled
THE OPERA BOUEFE.

Comprising the choicest pieces frem O6tnbseh'a
celebrated Operas OF
La G,ran0o Oachesse, La Del1e
Helene, Dar0e Dleue Blue Baird
Orpneus. Genevlevc de asrabanes
DeAsls. ~ 50 Cloth. $40; Cloth. fsll AIT, ~
Sent postpaid On receip. Of price. -...
A'ee T. press. 80 book. eauue6 W1kAI !
or GEMS. compiling nearly 100 OF the choicset
Sones. Ballape ana Dnd1 o. the day. Price. soal
= 'sTnE Or8RA DOURpE." 0Lva Dfrseu
% .PuelisAsr.. ~ ws.Aingtea ~ Dsston. 9. !
DFsooa & Co.. III 0rcadwAy. n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

bbeWaIeof Connte rfeits Smith's Tonic Syrup hol
senoun tsrfsitsd and the counterfsitsr brought 4
grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
The gsnaine article must havs DR.. John Bale pr
vats Stamp on eacA bottle. Ds. John Ball oa'y hel
he right to manufacture and cell the ore Jo1l
we'll tie label o. each bottls. II ~ private staur
not On The bSttls. do not purchase o. yos will b
6ecsissd. 80 NJ column sdssgtAsneat, and ~
show card. will prosecloo any one inffiAgiag o.
ny right. The genuine emith'e T0nie syrup car
only b prepared BY myself.
The pablic'e servant,
Leuisville. ~. Or. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
HALLS
veretab|e Siciian Hair Remover

Ereyy year isscrsases the popn-
l0s.ifv 81 thts valuable Hair Prep
arat3Om, sChich Is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrOMe that It Is kept fully up to
1ts high standard, and 10 those
echo hare sserer used IL ere can
confidently say, that e u the only
reliable and perfected prepare
ton TO resf0re GRAY OR FADED
HAIR 70 tfs youthful color. Ns0k-
ING u sefT, lssstr0sss, and sitkes
ne scalp, 6v it, use. become:
sChtte 0ssd clean; Il s'ensores ntt
ersptiOsss aud dandvss0, and by
its tonic properties pyerenfs fhe
hair from falling 0ssf. AZ Il slim
ssl0tee and ssoMrishes the hair
0lamds. by ~ use the hair VrosCs
e restores the capillary glands
20 their normal tigor. and witl
create q nesC Oroscfh rrcept IN
extreme 0ltl age. II 10 the most
econosnical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, az II requires fesrcr
applications. aud gtres the hair
that sptendtd glossy HppfdruHcs
% much admired by al. 4. 4.
HAYES, II. d.. State Assdyrr or
Mace, says, sthe constituents are
psre and carefully seiectesf for
ercellent quality, and I consider
e the BEST PREPARATION for
IT, intended purposes Wcpmb-
6sh q fre0fise on the hair, trh;rh
sce send free bv mail upon app!i-
cation, srhtch contains rOnimcH-
daf0ry notices from cleryynrn.
phvstctNMs, the press. aud Others.
We hare made the study Of the
hair AND tfs diseases q specially
6or Nears, and knOsC that We make
lee most e0ecttre preparation for
ne rest0r0tt0m and the preserro-
0(os Of the hair, erfumf, aud 80
acknowledged bv the best Meass
al and Chemical Authority.
~ y a. Ds.yyists ssi Dssiws ]. Nsd's;'ss-
COOK, coDuRN 1 CO.
81 Agents for North Western States,
q pIAl1olI 81. CHICAGO. NJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
AIasRr DAQLGY.

TAs ssigisal oell Pa Major. (absnssly u Msv
YsskJ Aaisg lsestsl 10 d. lsais. = prepared ~
eappDy Tie trade With he okL1DlArRD PENS
~ PassIes 60 esoes s,agls Pea direct iroa TIE
1sesesy vAss net 70 b hsA il their innediass Vi.
e1nisy. oise govesne he price.
N-N.A11l.so-os-o9s 0-oo.s6-oAO.
IAN pono WosPnnSo1.
Ne 10 NeeA vOosth Street. n LOUlD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
DR.. BigolOw,

-lstAe enly PAySleiaD. - . 0Doe1all1l,
1eW u Chicago tAas ean - entirely
rolled apoa. Go 70 mn. ana rot 81
lof that horrible dieooeo 70 ronain n
yUes systsn, lisAglTins your fAss
ana body, beeiass destroying youf
Asppinsss end future prospecte oflils.
, he he's nele PRIVATE D1kA0D
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

Manhood ana the vaeor of Youth
restored in four weeks. Success euasapteea DR.
RECORDS 10oENC1 OF LIyBs esterss manly pew.
ere, IRON whatever cause assng; the ssets q sasly
give way a ence . this wo1esal nsdicine, II taksi
REGULARLY aeeofeag - the 1feetone (which are vey
hmrle and rsg1ise NJ restraint hon business o.
b. OF foasQuantsies In enc for -. r. b had cab
olthe sole appointed agent ntAnsrica, T. onnssa
~ - Ave. ess 18th 81. New York. fsb9eA1y
- Philosophy Of Marriage. 4
New Cossse Of Lectures, - delivered ct ~ Hen
Nov 70 i've anA vAas to i've Ser Yosth, Nes11f0
aAa Old Age Manhood gsoesally sevisveds Ths
cause ofi1deeet3oa, 6at1lenee asl Nsevoue 1i0oa0
= sesec.tsd ~; Marriage phnoss2asasS 60
Foe1et veasase ceatsisisg tAees lestsrss VIII u
Soswafded 70 partee usoble 70 sttend o. receipt d
| Yoa8 MusIr1 o AsfATo1Y Ax9 cUExCs, s1e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
GALENIC INSTITUTE

At TnR 0ALKNlC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, In Concert Hail
Block near the Post Once. 81.
Paai. Minnesota.
- TIE ouly regular charter.
q lnArnary oS the kind In the
lWost, II charge Of . regular Sur.
|go0a, . graduate Of the Medical
College Of Ohio.
CouSfppHY1Al CONSULTATIONS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS
a. MILLER.

- - sRADY STREET, BELOW SEC
end seeps constantly on hand and nakcs
70 oder.
0enss', Doys' and Chlldren.a
CLOTHING ofths best material and In mannel
that cannot fail to give satisfaction. Liberal
naNronaee reapectfullY solicited. myAl -dlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08
De n TlsTs.

nR. DODGE. RESIDENT DENTIST, IL At his old
u ONCE Brady Street. between 4.h oth. d DIN z
work. that for beautiful wo kmanship, durability
and natural appearance. he challenges the world 10
excel. Prices always reasonable. Come and see
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-08

OYCer CSUuUUtU WIUO D1JJCrU
MADB ~
WINE, HERBS AND ROOTS,
0peers Cslsbssted Wine. - well knswn with
PeS1yiaa Bark,
Cano9ile r1eWess,
Snake Root,
0ingoS,
and such other HERBS and ROOTS g viii In d
CASES assist Digestion pro0ote the eecrtioas oftho
eystsm In their natural channels. and give
TONE AND Woo +.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
Nishna VaueyR aIIroad.

We publish, to-day, the report Of
the preliminary survey Of the above
named road, from which it will be
seen that for eheapness Of obstruction,
ETC., it Is surpassed by no road that
can be built; and a glance at the map
together with a knowledge Of the
country through which it passes will
convince the most skeptie of its being
a paying enterprise. There is little
doubt the G. r. 1. 4 P. r. r. Co. will
take hold and put It through, and so
far as this place and section OfNebras-
ka is concerned, both stand ready to
aid the work to their utmost ability.
We are under great obligations TO Mr..
Ferris, the Engineer, for the above
report, and viii reciprOcate when in
our power.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
Nebra0ka Trunk railroad.

ATCHIsON, Aug. 28.-The contract
for building the Nebraska Trunk rail-
road, from the State line to Nebraska
City, has been let to Eastern parties.
The Nebraska Trunk Is a CONTINUATION
Of the AtchisOn and Nebraska road.
The permanent location Of the Nebras-
ka Trunk road will be commenced on
Monday next, and grading as soon as
the line IS definitely fixed by the
engineer. The first ten miles viii be
completed February Is.
The road is now insured and renders
&c dOubly imperative on the directors
of the AtehisOn and Nebraska TO have
their road i'm operation by the above
date.
The above speaks for itself, and rs
but a confirmation of What has been
promised by the company ever since
its organization. This will, within a
twelve-mnth, give us the much desi-
red railroad facilities, and viii add
more to the wealth of the State than
any public improvement yet under
taken. The people have so far re-
sponded nobly to the call Of this COM
pany, and are now sure Of the
success Ofthe enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The officers Of Registration viii
held a session at sOme advertised point
Ia their several precincts on next
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
for the purpose of making their an
nual registration Of voters. It has
been customary for the registrar to
place upon his list Of legal voters, all
whom he knew to be such, whether
they applied to him for this purpose
or not. While this may be the ease
this year, yet none ought to depend
upon 1t, but should see for himself
that his name is upon the list Of legal
voters. The closest registration yet
made many have been overlooked.
Such always blame others, not them
selves. Men sometimes send up q
name TO the registrar on a slip Of pa
per, and are afterwards surprised TO
End the man whose name was so sent
Is not registered The name may
never have reached the Office, erHr &.
did, he WIS not dissatisfied nat he @ught
20 be registered There is no way so
sure OF 90 satisfactory as for each man
70 60 over next Monday, Tuesday o.
"Wednesday to his precinct registrar
and see that his name is on the list Of
qualified voters correctly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
Respectfully yours,
Z. @. FERRIS.

The Oxford and the Harvard crews
have had their international boat raee
1t took place the 9th Of August. The
Harvard crew came out three lengths
or six seconds behind. So old Eng
land beats us. There has always been
some doubt in the minds of many as
to the style of the beat and the man
ner of handling the oar. One is
known as the American and the 9TH
er the English, and doubtless this
trial will decide the public in favor Of
the English make up, as there was ap-
parently no difference in the strength
and hard muscle Of the two crews. II
there wens any, it was in favor of the
Harvards. The difference must have
been in the boat and the style Of the
m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

The Hon. Geo. Grow, a member Of
the Legislature from Nemaha county,
learning that the Governor was about
calling an extra session of the Legis-
lature sometime this fall, sent in to
the Governor his resignation, which
will be accepted il not Withdrawn be-
fore the tenth of September. There
are others who talk Of TesigniBg if an
extra session. sbOuIdbe called, rs their
business is such il viii be impossible
20 attend at this season Of the year.
We see no reason for calling the Leg
islature together, and hope it win not
be. We are truly sorry that Mr.. Crow.
has been compelled to send in his res
ignatiOn. He has served this county
in the Territorial and State Legisla-
ture for several terms, and no new
man can begin to I'LL his place. From
a close acquaintance we learn to rely
on his judgement, and were largely
aided by his experience in performing
our duties as a member last winter ;
and none but the delegation, can know
how much the county loses by the
resignation Of MI. Crow. In his Of
fetal action nothing controlled him 50.
much as a conscientious desire to do.
exactly right, and nothing so much
aroused his indignation rs a failure on
the part of those intrusted with pow
er to properly account to the people
for the part they have been author
lied to perform; and more especially,
if he were I'm any way responsible in
cOnfering the power under which
they acted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

TIE OToE UNIVERSITY, located at
Nebraska City, and under the auspe-
eies Of the Presbyterian Church, has
been in successful operation for year
past, and is now entering upon its
second year. The buildings have
been thoroughly renovated and re-
paired, and a corps Of able teachers
secured. The Fall Term commences
on Monday, September 9Th. Rev. J.
ELLIOT, A. NJ, Principal. d. J. Nc
CAM, Esq, President Board of Di-
rectors.