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f,usroa HOUSE, NEW YORK, COLLECTORS OFFICE
I J November II, 1852

ITO Merchants. Shippers and all others concerned."
Notice hereby gwen that under recent instructions from
the Treasury Department TIE system Of cerdng and sealing
packages of merchandise shipped IRON this 10 Pacific ports
w way the Ishmns OF Panama, VIII be abolished on and
after the Goth inst Sailing day OF the steamer Alaska
After that shippers OF nerchndse to san Francisco
BY thu route win be REQUIRED to furnish 70 this ONCE de-
ycrptige marks viii readily designate the packages
tanning such goods the same be furnished on or before the
day n which the goods leave thus port.
These INVOICES and the yssai Of marking packages should
OF goods from other countries 10 this.
NJ. H. GRISNELL, Collector.
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nFFICE y. JONES' BREWERY. THE STATEMENTS
~ IN OF the morning paers respecting the fire my
evening calculated to tie impression
That the amount Of damage would compel temporary
OF both the malt and ale trader. II az
lords the greatest satisfaction 10 lie abe TO inform
friends customers that delay viii either de.
parmcn that business viii be continued usual driag
the past 81 years. ID. JONES.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
" Post Ohlce and Court House BnildnR

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
" Post Office and Court House Building.
NEW YORK CRY, Nov. %, 1879.
Sealed proposals viii be Super.
ntenden un II O'Clock NJ OF the 81 day of next,
for furnishing and delivering At the OF the bulldog thru
33 Cast Iron Columns, Bed Plates, &c.
construction OF tue basement story of the 9lates Post
Once and Court House Building at New York city.
All the caengs must be sound smooth and straight OF the
best quality OF pig metal and OF the number weighd
shown by the schedule and drawings Castings moi
weigh Less than the schedule weight and surplus weight
will be paid for; will casting OF section vary
ing any respect from the requirements OF the drawings Vi
accepted.
All bearings Of columns, bases and plates plansd
perfectly true all bothoes drilled and the entire WORK
cleaned on and finished in first class manner.
Proposals viii DC made by the piece for the various cast
ngs and tho entire work to lie completed before thS
18Th day of January, 1870 and be delivered required
but will be considered only ia the aggregate. Payments BE-
monthly upon delivery acceptance the castings
by the superintendent dedacng ten per cent until the 6na
completion os the contract
All lids must be accompanied by penal bond In sum
q $4,000 that the bidder will and the
II AWARDED him The suceney Of the security be ed
by the District Attorney Of the district where tho bidder
sides
Tho Department the right reject any or bde
Il be deemed for the interests of the do so
bid that does conform respect thii
Advertisement will not be considered. Neither VIII any pro.
posas he feee ed from parties who not
engaged IN The manufacture iron work and who have
not the facilities for getting ont the castings
Proposals 10 be indorsed Bids Tor iron columns"
G. I. HuLBURp, Superintendent
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DRY GOODS

M uARR!s NO. BRIY0oKT PLACE, TENTH
street segs 80 inform tho puzzle that he has received
we newest styles OF Carriage Evening Dinner Dresses,
Aa'na SUITS, &C. alec fine aud large assortment OF
Lingerie, winch be now offers ut greatly reduced prices.
nj apnMb DOUGLASS, IL EAST SEVENTEENTH
~ ssnne tse balance OF her large importation az
Iostnmes Dinner aud Reception Dresses: also ysgy hIh
soyeliles At greatly relnael prlces. ' ~ ~ -
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Mr.. CAMBRELENG kssoCIE DE MR.. LECLERc,
wi chaudronner, 40 Greene street lhonnenr de prove
Mir clients creancers que ressocaon est dssoe ct
au seu mare dc letabissement les fonds seront
tems Mr. Leccrc, Saneu "a Nevembrc, amidi, chez Mr..
Kric.cr, 2i3 Greene street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

Il 1QUOR STORE wAXTEn-FOR CASH DOWN, SlGt
~ To Sfd; be worth the money State confdeEaly
particulars location, rent and receipts Address box l4j
post oa.co.
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A I JOHNSTON & VAN TASsELL's
n Fly ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auc.ioneer.
1ris dny ri 70 C'cnrk.


soh I'm srsss s 4 Urn a sass 4
will sell .hsir Horse Auction Mart a East rhr,eenh
street, near T FIFE H sysse e EFT sn sas i'Dw
OF our business Is made feature and specially and is
liz East Thir.eenb street, near Fourth avenue
where hold sales every Tuesday and Friday throughout
Gentlemen wishing purchase those having torses
70 SELL Di ind house perfectly reliable,
business on the principles which gov
ern hgusss e ~ T,s niy
Private gentemans compls,s establishment. comprising
Weil matched team bay Aorses tx hands, years sound
lers light two Park Phaetou, built 10 order by
Dusenberry Van Duscr but little used also three quar-
he harness made 10 order W Mecare; coach Dog, IA
months old, well broke; whps, Lar Robes, &C., &C.
One close panel Coach built by Wood Bros been sei by
Fine black Kentucky brcj Trons Horse 15,l hands,
years tho oler kind all harness and under saddle; free
from vcc splendid pole hoso is warranted 10 trot
s IN - o aS e saa so yer aa asa
single Harness, Blankets, &c.
One Brewster (o Froome stre-t) and one Stvers top
Say Horse Is hands, years Kind in all harness. Kind and
Bay Msrc IS hands. comr7 years; kind in all harness
trotsn 80 minutes; warranted sound.
Kentncky thoroughbred Saddle Horse nea, is hands
yeara, without fault blenlsh; very TanN; has beer
ar harness and has every sa known TO saddle horse
aE Gina II % Rssss a sha on v Ns
and cin;es under saddle has been ridden hy ladies; war
Several other Horses, top aud top Wagons, &c. Full
description lime OF sale. We neYer postpone sale on
Of the weather
A PRIVATE GESTLEM ms ROAD Es3ABiIsHMEYv
VAN TassELL, at their mart il2 East Thirteenth street.
Elegant black Kentucky Horse, ,54 hands high years
old 40 older) warranted SOUND kind gentle AMI true
WARRANTED TO rot a n',ie IN $50 or no sale Aso
neatly new, to order Banxst Robes, &C.
10 tc sold without reserve.
Gpa atalpo aha
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COAsTWISR STEAMSHIPS.

UNITED STATES,
a. Captain Elisha Howes
VII be despatched on Saturday, ~ q. O'Clock r. NJ,
from pier IL North river. -
fregh, received At through for ST. LOUIS Noble and
Galveston.
The MISSISSIPPI will succeed Saturday Dec T.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodated
apply TO -
FREDERIC BAKER
broadway
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VELVET BoNNETs AND ELEGANT HATS. FURs
v and IHiarcn's Hats, Moaning Bonnete and Ne,s l..
BlNNs, Gold Premium Millinery tT9 Broadway Largest In
the world. We fensir oil fnrs
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FINANCIAL.

-A.-MoEEY WITHOUT DELAY ON FIRST AND
"A. second CITY Mortgages email discount Also oans in
NestcLeser and New jersey.
W. l.. BUTLER 4 co. 80 Liberty street.
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OFFICIAL DRAWINGS

c. IT. MrRRAY CO.'S LOTTERIES
MISSOURI -ryrRA CLAss So, NovFMrrr IS, 1850.
H. &c., e. 80 al q s. 8 s %, 4 y 49, T. "
H. p IS, 49, 20, 50 ., %, 40, ~ =, ,sss
49, ss 81, - %, 81 81, g, - 20 z, ~ ~
IS, 10, 70, 49, 81, "a, IS, a. ls, II, IL Co.
Information furnished IN Tie ahoe a also Royal Havana
Lotteries J. CLUTE, Broker,
No. 90s Brosdws y anl l33 fnlon street.
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Despatch Line.
The Steamship SAN FRANCISCO will Leave pier II East
river Saturday, November 2 at r. NJ First cabin, $50
second 1926 For passage apply ut the Southern steamship
Ticket office, 10 Broadway.
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS Of THE MISSISSIPPI
A. State Lottery, the Benefit OF the Orphan Home at
Isuderdae Springs drawn IN public at 81 Main street. CO.
iur,,bus, Miss.
MIssiseirrI- CLASS sl:-rnuRspAY, nov r. 1862
NinsiGs !rri-c CLASS ga TuUEspAy, roy. 25 1859
81, q, 10, 20, II. ~ 81 q, 81, IL, ?1 90
MclSTI3E K NcBRfEN, Managers.
m communications must be addressed MCINTYRE 4
NcBRiEN, Columbus, Misc
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MILLINERY AND DuEssiAKISG.

NJ HARRIS, NO. BREyDORF PLACE, TENTH
4I street. invites the attention the public to HE choice
selection Of imported RoDncs and Round Hats, at reduced
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

n j BANB EE " HAMLlSS
e0Tss sd grcs ~ i ass yS1h street.
Large sale Of valuable Road, Coach and Saddle Horses
POLE 81 single horse no pa iiIf
! g. 81 brown ssdis years o ~ hands; can r0'
The fine anu fast three old seding Harvard can
ot IN Sso to pole; is thoroughly broken; and Kind either
One extra fine Coach Team great style and fnsn thor
One extra pair Of black horse 5a hands hSh; safe and
Two me large bay coa Horses, ls4 hands make
Bay Geiding years old ls hands, fine single double
Very handsome bay Mare Is hands, years old ne PADDLE
One pair Of beautiful black Pony Phaeton Mares, IA
hands perfcc. hcan'e2; lady can drive them.
Bay Horse years old hne saddle Horse; can ot in 35;
Extra me thoroughbred chestnut saddle Horse OLD
stylish saddle horse IN The siiy "'N
TIE scre Hoses are al IN first hands and are sound and
Several o,hc Horses
Fun description at saie.
No postponemeh on account Of weather.
4 JOHN L. yANDEwATE., AucrIoNEER.
"A. This day friday, ., "a Duane street, at L. NJ,
Horses, Was5ns. Harne:s &C. ,., $50,
ing hOrse u hands years warranteao slow 2As has
er;n .ro,ns horses 70 roaa wsg2n In ths city,
S s ana a 10 ns
Orange county has rocd in 2 has been u,ea for road
anted and kind and improving very much in speed
ALSO Wagon, Harness, &c rne and FAST mare and well
Span Of frs, Horses, 49, high years old; good
ns ~ ns n ss spn
aud true in and warranted sonn and kind
so Ho se. N Every ,S d Taa new ana a
ond hand, double md single
Our sale viii take place at 10 ~ prompt Stock to be eesn
a. :, a. ". ----.-------------
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THE nor AND MALT EXCHANGE AND WAREHOUSE
Company limited, LoBdon, I'm g,and
Hops wafehonsei A. one penny per bae week inenl
Ing insurance. Stamping and ccr extras,
rants granted artel of hops. he
advantageous warehouses for American hope. Consi,n.
ments mace TO the Company Hi every and
tcptior Al communications shou,d be mnde 10
HERBLkI X, DUKE, Secretary,
Southwark street London.
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PIERS ONAL.

A LBERr.-MEET ME AT EMPIRE RINK SATURDAY
IA evening. The great eeocpede sale commences al
BE prompt. Have forgotten your address. GILBERT.
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FlNilEkE WILL RE MEETING TO NOTICE IN A slit.
j. abe manner the des saine W. seton. for more
connected with the puzzle insfuc-
ton n this CITY, The seca and members Of the laie Pnb.
lie school Society the commissioners Comm
OF the Board Of Educaop the inspectors trustees
former pupils ~ the schools Invited. The
meeting will be bed Monday 18th inst O'Clock p
NJ, in Grammar scool No. 10 IN las, Twentieth street. near
''''' '''''' ! iiisSSSRRS$$SiH;s0s, cenmi',,
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IyrrY OF NEW YoRK--DEFAkTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Bureau of The Receiver of Taxes, Court Hoase, Par1
q Chambers street. Nov. 9, 1852
no TAN PAYERS
Notice Is hereby that cent will be added TO
MI taxes unpaid st Of December, also additional
one per Decemberl On all taxes remaining unpaid
on January interest rate twelve per per
num- calculated the day the books were received by the
Receiver Of Taxes day payment viii be added. No
money Will received after two O'Clock 4 ONCE hours
rom 10 2P NJ. BERNARD SMYTH Receiver
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4 CHANCE TO BUY SPEED THAT Is WARRANTED
II elegant black Horse, sound kad perfect true
ane warranted 70 tso e n :5O VIII be sold at auction
their mart, liz East Thirteenth street. Speed win shown
by the the money win DO refunded See advertise.
ncnt above
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(sRoTON AQUEDUCT pEPAGTMENT-ro con-
~ uaciorsIhe time for receiving bids for the
ton of the Robbins Preserved Wood svsncn in FOURTH
and Filth streets, from the Bowey Mangn and Of
the "stow Foundation Pavement In Maiden anc and in
Fifteenth street from Broadway to seventh avenue, hereby
extended uEtll u A. ". OF Friday, November g. 1862
THOS. STEPHENS. Croton
ROBr. J.. DARKAuH,} Afneduct
GEO $. GREENE, Board
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DULLY-GET LETTER FROM STATION II, THIRD
ID avenue, 10 old address, D. A. DO not neglect
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TOR SALE ClIEAP-A sHIFTiSG TOR WAGON, CITY
made IN good ORDER; price as. Can be seen at l9 and
IL Wet Twenty third street
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A CENTLEMAN's ROAD TURNOUT CHEAP.--soRREL
n Horse Mingo 10 hEnds, years old and kind
rDt.o last Riyersidc track IN Sc with piano
body wagon; iearly new, fine Harness, a Portland
Sleigh Bantcs Robes sc viii separately or together
ut private stable 81 West fofty-lrst street.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l.. T. FRIDAy, NOVEMBER -,
M O'Clock r. M.-Nasch, S5G; b. panie.s' b. &. Big
jim; j. kagee'ss. &. Starr three IN I've, in baIness.
J. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

LONDON, August 27.-In the race
between the Oxford and Harvard
crews, the OxfOrds won by three
lengths, the Harvards being six sec
Onds behind. The Harvard crew won
the toss and chase, which was the
MiddIesex side of the outside Of the
semi-circle. Both boats started at five
O'Clock and fourteen minutes and six
and a half seconds. The Oxford ar
rived at the ship first, at five O'Clock
thirty-six minutes and forty-seven
seconds. Time of the race, q min
ates and 404 seconds The weather
was fine and hot, and there was some
wind, but the water was in good con-
,dition. Before the race the excite
ment was intense. The river banks
had been lined with spectators since
early morning, and the ears were al
most unable to carry the crowds who
were waiting at the depots.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

1uGFt AN4 D@rNA
tan miesf84we ia qfl8oe OF
Sgecnc Cf4 Nenty are
.knounfo haEe beer Killed by the
nocu1aee. The authorities at Pekin
ar6 inve suing the affair.
Ihe report uprising the Abajo dis
tfictC Cuba, is confirmed. Six thOus-
and insurgents are in arms, and the
number is being daily augmented.
The torch has been placed in the hands
of 1000 slaves, and it is feared the
whole district will soon be deserted.
Many plantations in the heart Of the
Island win undoubtedly be destroyed.
Gold IN New York opened at lS4,
fell to 1881 and closed at 13S4@1S3&
The boat clubs in New York and
vicinity are making preparations to
give the Harvard crew agrand recep-
ton on their return. It is supposed
that the Harvards and 0xfords viii
soon have return game.
A proposition will be made at the
next session of Congress to create two
new States. East Tennessee to form
one, and portions of Arkansas and the
Indian Territory the other.
A band Of lawless villains are stroll
ing about in Tennessee, driving me-
groes from their work. Over 100 Of
the latter have reached Nashville
from RuthfOrd county; having been
compelled to desist from labor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
BULnERsI
F4Nais
coon FORTUNE.

We are often referred by our ancient
friends in ~spcetacles anG muslin caps, to the
"good old times" when cooking was done in
the vast fireplace. by means OF pots and
cranes, and where the heat was so great as TO
crisp ones face; but since the introduction
Of the Charter Oak Cooking Stove we have
ceased to hear these old times brought up.
They begin to realize that people long ago
must have had an incOnvenient time oft,
without railroads, steamers, gas, friction
matches. telegraph, express sewing ma
chimes, or Charter Oak Cooking Stoves. We
point with extreme satisfaction to the fact
that over one hundred thousand OF the cele-
brated Charter Oak Stoves are now in daily
use throughout the West and South; and no
economical housewife, with the least renec-
ton, win think Of using any other stove.
SHELLENBERGER BROS are agents In
Brownvnle, Neb.
Sold wholesale and retail by Excelsior Man
u~iacturing Co, st. Louis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
sFATE BE-

Last Saturday, by invitation of the
lSt Der0in club, the second nine of
the Occidentals went over there and
played them q social game, beating
them IL scores. The game stood 1910
20 The Occidentals say they found
the DerOin boys sOciable and Hberalto
a fault.-BaHs Gig Journal
Reports from all parts Of the State.
and more particularly of Richardson
county, are Of a most lattering char
acter representing the corn crops. If
the frost does not come too soon We
VIII have an average o abOut seventy
i've bushels to the acre in this cOun-
ty.
A very heavy crop Of oats is in the
stack, and the Wheat is q medium
yield for the West. Fall wheat is
held at LOO to $50 per bushel; spring
wheat so cts; old corn 100; oats go cts
and potatoes 80 cts /; with a strong
probability. of their dropping Is cents.
Fails CITY Journal.
Items from the Beatrice Clarion of
the 18th:
The contract to build the bridge
across the Big Blue at this place has
been let to Messrs. Peevy & Curtis.
They are to build the span for 81, $50,
and the approaches for $3.50, to be
completed August 1st, 1879.
The County Commissioners have
determined to submit to a vote of the
citizens of Gage county on the ques-
ton of building a court house at Beat
rice' gz3ll80 ..o3
We have heard, although we have
no particulars, that q terrible rain
storm visited the country along Tur-
key Greek, in Saline county, and that
the raging waters carried away entire
wheat stacks and shocks. ThisWas q
regular Nebraskadew.
Items from the Tecumseh Gazette,
of the 2Oth.o3T .d3 O. $50 = II
Our thanks are due TO Col. R.. W..
Furnas, for the receipt of a cOmpli-
mentary ticket to, the Nemaha county
Agricultural Fair, to be held on the
21st I'D and23rd OfSeptember1869. We
are infeFmed'that no time or expense
will be spared to make this occasion
one of more than ordinary importance
and we hope to see johnson county
well represented in our sister county
and no doubt our patronage will be
appreciated and returned in due time.
Let us all attend.
Capt. r, G. Berger Of Brownville
called on us yesterday. We were
pleased to find the captain rapidly
recovering from his late injuries re-
ceiyed vfromGa fall some time since.
He reports BroWnville on the upward
tendency, inthe business department..
Never have we seen BroWnviIle
exhibit q greater spirit of determined
energy than prevails among her bust
ness men at the present time. While
there last week, we noticed several
new buildings going up on main street
and found the city all in life and hope
in prospect Of the @. M. &P. Railroad
which now has become regarded as a
fixed fact. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Our Fszr Trndexs ind TrappeTs in fitting
ont here, ind Ayers medicines n OF their
most profitable articles Of frame. Around
Slave Lake and the wild regions Of The
north, the Indians know their uses and have
abiding faith IN Them They say: aAyer
great medicine-cure sick man" and his
remedies, for the diseases nom which they
suffer, win often bring forth their stock Of
skins even quicker than wasnpum rum, or
tobacco. Savages are not fools II they are
unsophisticated IN some Of tho arts Of civili-
zatiOn.-Montrsal PisoL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
CaMtO1s Clipper PEOGCs!
E&N THE BEST PLOW MADE. =
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROS.


Ki1bOurns jenkins A. cOs-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds Of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Pickets, Sash, Blinds. Doors, Battenss etc.
Once and Lumber Yard, corner 9Th and Main
streets. Branch Yardat II Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material in the
Pineries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
in operation One Of the largest manufactures
of everything made in Pine in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard I'm the West which pays one
Wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply OF
everything in our line, so that thosein want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
ensure satisfaction 1 nboth-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

WASHINGTON, August PA letter
received here to-day from Arkansas
says that a movement is on foot there
to cut off two tiers of co~untiesin the
western part of the State and Join
them to the ChOctaw and Cherokee
nations, for the purpose of forming a
new State organization. The plan is
to be submitted to Congress at the
coming session.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02
Canton clipper PEOsCs!
THE BEST PLOW MADE.
at sHELLENBERGER EROS.
LR4U0Rs.

LKRUORs.
Having now thoro ughly fitted mp my
sale and sample roo ms, at No. Al Main
street, 1 invite the d public Of SOUTH
ERN NEBRASKA and NORTHERN MIS-
SOURI, to give me a call, as shall always
keep on hand in WHELEsALE QUANTITIES
WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, Of the,
q very best and. purest quality, &
II Of all brands Foreign and Do
mestic. Ishan ID also haveon hand y
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &c.
The public may rely opon my stock being
pure, as physicians of this city recommend
it for Medical uses. Full stock of BItters,
in cases or single bot tie. 1 am also agent
WIN. H. YALLEAU GO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Cra4y.-We learn that old Goodrich is kept
in q shed In this city. He Is kept on the poor
fund OF the county. We areinfOrmed that at
times he is crazy, 50 mneh so that he nearly
bit of the thumb OF his keeper q short time
since. Ifheis crazy, why is henot ser to the
Asylum at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, as has been
done heretOfore9 II he is not crazy, why is
he kept in such q hovel From what we
can learn, he is dangerous at times, and 1t is
not safe to keep him in this community, SO
let him be moved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

harceny-ChRrles Anderson was arrested
hst Monday evening by sheriff Plasters. for
Iopbtng Phil Deuser's tn Of about 81 In cur
'eacy; n tried Tuesday before Justice Nor
gn and sentenced 20 Jail for thirty days and
Lned SIS. We need a law by which such
SnAracters may be made to earn something
if The city OF county instead OF being a dead
expense a
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

WI. Baldwin, Esqy Of Washington,
Dc says bis wife has used a Grover a Ba-
EE Sewing Machine for IL years. during
which time n has never needed a dollars
Fpsth OF repairs. except once when broken
oyaceident In moving; and that Il has done
Al sorts Of work in the most Satisfactory
manner.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Sc. Joseph a. Omaha Packet Line-
Capt. John Doyle, of the steamer Minnie, was
In u city Tuesday, making arrangements TO
receive supplies for the st. Joseph &Omaha
Packet Line. The Minnie Is q good steamer,
oflcered by perfect gentlemen. and viii soon
be the favOrite of travellers between the
points above named. We are indebted to
Mr.. Hauk, ofHauk & Armitage, fOran intro
ductiOn and the above particulars.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-02

Aights-A young friend OF ours-usually
very quiet and undemonstrative-felt him.
rl called upon last Monday night to go
~neash a couple Of gents. In the first in
want no harm was done either way, In the
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