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PATAPSCO GUANO.
Letter from James Pagan.

CHESTER, SOUTH CAROLINA, January 6. 1869.
Dear Sir-I have just received communication
from Geo. W Griffin. Eeq., Treasurer Of Patapscn
Guano Company, requesting my opinion of the .PA-
TAP-CO to be ssnt direct 10 you-which take
pleasure In doing as sincerely bolieve That 1t is tho
best fertilizer now In use have tested its merits
fully. and find those who have used 1t alongside OF
other popular fcrtizcrs, do not hesitate to givo 1t
the preference; there many kinds In use hsre
as there are merchants who doal in 1t. No TWO
houses recommend tho same bind. but during the
last season had o good oppor unity of introducing
the "PATApsoo" GUANo to some extent.
gave to ten I1Ol different planters 50o pounds
GuANo 10 put each ace oi lam, and agreed TO
lake part OF the product for pay They all succeeded
well. got nearly l90 per cent. profit i1om Ihe ten
acros and tho pauters sutlsoI that they gol 6O
10 lou Ter cent more than they coull have expected
on the sLme land Wi hout the 6uaSo. also sold
I'm Ill quantities to ST ne twenty thirty nnlers,
who tried 1t on all sor.s OF land. some OF thon
certify to wonderful Iosults, and every ono OF them
have engaged to take for III. coming scason
expect to sell zen times the amount which was taken
lat sea. on.
began in 1867, and have not heard ons man Fay
it d n It ovcr.lay him for his outuy. In somc re-
spcct. 1t ..ust be superior 10 the Peruvian Gu1no.
For Inst4uce you ran nix the soed with the FATAps'
Co aud the Peruvian must bo covered Deicic l"a!it
lug The "FATArsco" acts ! once u.on the sptOu g.,
as soon as 1t CONES from the seed inJ miko'i s; 1T
light OIL growing, and prevents The sickiy ago
VIII cb cut,uIl without the stimulus, has 10 go
throurh-you know lhi, For two Or three ~ rs
The otton naut il III 4 cJudit on whci is 50 pre-
cariuu, that no planter say that he Ia, certain
stand IbcicYc tie spArAp5co' secdrrs Delter
mud ,rorc healthy sand Than cIn b. hid y t'.o p-
plication of any other fertilizer. speaa f'on c1'
pcrimen.s made for two years. have planted Il t-
tie cotton TOR tho purpJse Of wdlcplng the icsut
aud am sur, that ro..in, the seed ii PATApsco
GuANu will secure al carly anu healthy slam o. cot
ton which is Ike getting gooi strt III any KIND OF
race.
would recommend go to 800 pounls to the acre
ma c coo pounds i:t from one acre by planting SO
pounds of "PATAPsc,," which III lde go poupds Tic
year before without it, and the IL asou nj 1857 MS
better for cotL~i than 1865 Iho slms field Oh the
rart not 70 ';iiiz:d made ,uore in lsj tiian in SO
tuins i. woul pay best howov +, ior about ;co
pounds to the ac,e. Respectfully,
t,iYncdl JAMES PAGAN.
For further information, apply 10
CuURTENA q THE,TIOL,r,
General Apouts, Union Wharf,
February IL &c Charleston. s c.
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TEE LEGISLATURE of the State has ratified
the Fifteenth amendment to the Constitu-
tion of the United States. No one is sur
prised.
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Mrtubrrs.

rIHIS GUANO DIFFERS FROM PERUVIAN
Il Gusno simply In the relntve proportions of
tho same cit ments Of fertility.
Its use during the past four years for the culture
of cotton aud 'orn has given TO It character tor
standard e1cslleuce unsurpassed by genuine Peru
wan Guano, and where seasons OF drought inter-
vcne. produces O large increase OF crops.
Tho ptice at whice this Guano h placed Is 80
much below that OF Peruvian Guano. as to constitute
It an object OF material importance to southern
Agriculture.
The large capital and resources Of tho Company
enable it to furnish Guano Of the highest value at
the lowest possible cost to consumer and the
highest interest Of tho COMPANY is recognized In
this policy.
.ie Company looks to large sales, sma profit:
and permanent trade for compensation on capital
Invested.
DR.. Sc. JULIEN RAvENEL, of South Caro-
lina is Scientific Director to the Company.
which affords sure guarantee OF the continued e1-
ccllence Of The Guano. None genuine unless brand
cd with the name OF JOHN i. REESE & CO., Gene
raj Agents oil tho PACIFIC GUAN0 COMPANY.
For terms and mode of application. apply to
j. n. ROBSON,
Agon. for the State OF souih Carolina,
Nos. and atlantic Wharf.
December 10 p4o stuth3mo
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Gniloring, Gtf.

NWtipkthS1 w.
m ALL y R N G..
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED
from i;ew York with handsome selection OF
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, vESTING-, 30. and is
now prepared to execute all orders with dispatch.
Hlving had many years experience IN tho btlsioess
he fees satisfied that the mat rial and Workmanship
will give every satisfaction. Call and examine my
Stock ALSO.
FINE LOT OF FURNISHING GOODS.
JOHN RUGHELMER,
No. al Kingstreetr
March 10 6wfm7 Third door north OF Queen.
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BoarDing.

nOARD.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
ID MEN can OBTAIN BOARD IN u private family
On very moderate terms. Location central. Address
"G" Kew Lex No. 81. 81 March Is
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aLARET VINES.
HE CASES ST. JULIEN MEDOC
y so cases cards Coutry
Is CHS JohnstUa' IONS Medoc
25 as trano nburg Fr.res Mcdoc
TO cases JDhnston's It Loubes
go use Z Is. & Co.'S noniIlac
10 ruscs Cha caux MaIgdux
10 casts ,laicauY
BockUeimer
IaI beuheimer
Clos de Yougeot.
wM q. cORwIN l. co.
No 2r5 King. treet
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SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO TUE PURCHASE SALE AND
SHIPMENT ito Foreign and Domestic ports) Of
COTTON. RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES
ATLANTIC WHARF, Charleston, S. O.
Z. WILL Is ........... .........".A. x. CHISOLM'
October Is
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Nlsifaanr0us.
AMEs A. FFus,
No. o srATE-STREE EET,

orFrRs uI4 SERVICES TOTBE pUBlI7 A
n tirNERAL AGENT for the COLLIE! ION UF
Il. Ms. ACCOUNTS, EUYING AND SELLING OF
REAI, AND PERSONAL PR JpEk' L, Az an. Other
Cnm,nissinn I'm iuoss that may DO cnrlist TO ills
care H. will be prompt in the disc large OF dalr-s'
nm viii onIruyoc t. th- best uf his ability 10 z va
salisiac ion. march IL
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Rfnapal.

DEMnVAL.-TIlE >UBsCnIBER HAS
IL this day removed his Bakery Establshment
frum No OF Kingstre to No. Sel KING-SThEET,
above Georgr.street where he will be happy to see
his old customers and the public generally.
A. F. MELCHERS,
No. 3s1 King-street above George-street.
March
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STRAYED FROM THE CORNKK OF
= cha el aud Alexander-strcets. Yellow and
White Setter DOG, with steel chain collar on. en-
graved with the namo OF A. VAN DERHORSi,
Cbapel.strcet. A reward will be. paid for his re-
covery. y Marcn ~
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Dissplutiuu Of Gupartaersbip.


MIR HERMAN -. MEIER HAS THIS
M DAY purchased from mo the "''H aRLES-
Tuner ZEIrUNG," and oil lnutcr ertaining to 1t,
aud thore luy connection with the SAFE anu my
rcspons billy for tho same ceases
would be peak for Mr MEIER the support OF
the ZEI lUNG o medium toi the elevation OF the
Gcrmant element OF tbi country.
WILLIAM LFFERH RDT.
Charleston. March TO- 1869
TIE "ZE1TUNG" WILL BE ISSUED THREE
times W ok after tho first Of Ap.ii next, on
SUNDAYS TCEsDATs and THURSDAYS
March 12 II RMAND MEiEh.
Dtss0LUrIOv FCoP P,,;TNEt;sHIP.
he co-;nrtncrslip heretofore c,i'tins un1
mai &C and syle OF GEO iG' W. S;Ei FESS Il co.
las bceu DIS oirrd bv mutual consent.
AL pcispns having claim will p,esent the ano,
and hofc iu,e1 e1ted will nuke payment 10 either OF
the undersigned within one month fom date.
G W. E%F Ems.
Feb uary &C. 1869. l.. c. BOE"ER
THE UNDER IGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
WiULE>ALE AUCTION AND COM MI SION BU-
SINES>, at No 80 yeudue taug ou his own ac-
count. G. w. SlEfFENs.
THE UHD%R -IGNED WILL CONTINUE THH
WuoI E'ALFGiO EEY AND Rt' ALI Bu>1SE>S.
his own lcc.uut. L. G. BJK.EN.
IN WITHDRAWING From TIE FIRM OF @.
" :, IsFFEN> " 60. tase thiS mea TO ret irn
tlil lis t. the pubic for HE Gor !, alrnnagc be-
slowed upo. tho lae firm aud would 'G-pectiuGy
ask continuance Of the me to m, >uccessor.
February q s3 q. ". ST, Ems.
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FRESH PEACHES. CORN, sc.
OK CASES. 3 LIB, FRESH PEACHES
20 25 cases. 2lb, Green Corn
10 cases, 2lb Green Peas
80 cases, 2Ib, Fresh Peaches
10 cases q TO- succotish
10 cases, 21s Id. >tt Beans
10 c1ses 2lb. pineapple
10 cases 2 ID, Str,woerries
6 cases, h. Ounces
cases. ID. Fren b Peas
cases, lb, Mushrooms.
wM. s. CoRwIN CO.,
No. 275 Kingstreet.
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HIB RNIAN HALL.


THE LARG EST ORGANIZATION NOW IN EX.
IsTENCt. Four Opera Comedians; the maen,G-
cent Quartette; ANDY MCKEE, the great Song and
Dance man the grind triple Clog Dance. The
Wonderful Panthcoptipionenca description CT tho
following beautiful scenes: City Of Bethlehem;
Birthplace of Christ; Mount Calvar; and the Cruel
Axion; Burial Place of Lord Byron; Napoleon Re-
viewing his Armv; Napoleon an Exile at st. Helena;
Soldiers Dream of Home Ship ut Sell Storm Arises,
Thuncor, Lightning and the Wreck.
FORMING TWO GREAT SHOWS IN ONE.
e LOW GAYLORD, Manager.
JOE GAYLORD, General Agent.
Parquette and Dress cirolo. o..................a 90
deserved SeatS. ..'.'..''' ouS
CO0reQ Se2ts. Ooo
AGRAND MATINEE ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
March 10. at Two O'Clock. Admission: Fifty cents
to all parts Of the house. 6 March lS
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MU lie BgU'TS 4!
nYE RSUN BA L f =,
CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY,
HARLEM, ". y.

HARLEN, ". T.
This celebrated Alc is b:ewed fresh all through
the year and Is guaranteed TO Keep sound ,hroh+h
Alcstiic orst aaptcd to tho 'outern climate. The
PROJECTORS arc desrons OF establishing trade for
their Ale In his .cctioa, aud wish 10 ','Ee u
fragments with som: rn rgeiic, reFpo sielc arly
to laae she gency Tor the SIC o. IL ~ ma s'un
and vicinity. hiEh9oN na,f
February 10 5mo
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EOK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
II any Quantity. Price 75 cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap-
ply at the office Of The news. March
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Aatiiultural.

EXGEaSIOk COTTON SEED.
THE GENUINE XCEL>IoR ,EA ISLAND SEED.
i the Cotton OF which ,l1 III this market at One
Dollar aud TO ty Gents per pound lo1 4, ior sale in
lots % sui, purcla ef, by WAl. GUkNEY,
March limo No. 1U4 Las Fay.
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H1O RENT, THE STORE AND RESI-
i DENCE, corner Of King and Lamboll-st'eets.
Inquire OF p O'DONNELL, on the next Lot north
OF The above February d
no RENT. ONE ROOM, To ONE OF: TWO
gentlemen. Amply at No. 11l MARKET
STREET February %
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TIE "ZEITUNG" WILL BE ISSUED THREE
times ok after tho first of Ap!ii next, on
SUNDAYS TCrspArs and THURSDAYS
March 10 II RMAN D MEfEh.
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CHAMPAGNES.
IN CASES We CT ICQUOT PONsARDIN
lO 20 cases Green seal
25 baskets Piper heidseiok
10 cases Dry Verzenay
8 rases Lrs Sillrry
cases Mumm's Private Stock
so cases Urbuna w ne Company.
WM. ). C0RWiN 4 CO.,
No. 275 King.street
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ITO RENT, HOUSE AT THE CORNER
j of Society and East Bay streets. Apply to
JOHN MARSHALL, Marshalls Wharf
March n thstu
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3or Sale.

~ STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Buy streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
OTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
~ if applied tor Immediately
III One - horse Portable ENGINE
Qj One 4horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
Q) Ono shorse-power ENGINE. In good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLLY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumoerland.streets.
January
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90 Rmt.

ITO RENT, FINE BRICK RESIDE>CE,
i seven rooms and kitchen, with gas, clsteln, &c,
No IL Elzabeth.street, near Charlotte. Possession
given April 13. r. NJ. MARSHALL BRO,
Real Estate Brokers,
March Is stuth3 No, SO Broad street.
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fnst anD 5ounb.

CTRAY YED, FROM No. 81 HAY~E-
y STREET.. last Monday, 9th inst. White and
liver colored POIN ER DOG, answering TO the
mime of "HERO." Has oval liver colored spot
in the centre Of the forehead; both sides OF the
head and one liver coored, tho other white, and
liver-colored spot above tho root OF tho tau ANY
person returning same to above place. will be suit
ably rewarded. If required. March IL !
r OST Fec A NSAGUN, AT THO coz.
IL NER of East Bay and BROAD streets, on the
morning OF 18th instant. yearling DEER. Any
person having the samo will please leave informa-
ton at the MAIN GUARDHOUSE.
Mnroh IS u
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ITO RENT, A HOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS,
i dressing room. pantry. two attcs and double
piazza. with convenient outbuIldings, located IN
Isliugton Court, near Cannon.street. and within
short distance # street cars Rent $50 per month.
Apply to T. GRANGE SIMONS Commission Agent,
Planters and Mechanics Bank f3 March II
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ITO RENT. A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER
i RESIDENCE, with FARM ttached. at the
southwest corner of Bco and President streets The
house confirms four rooms and pantry with vide
double pazzas to the south, giving a full view OF
Ashley River On the lot, which il large. there is
kitchen of four rooms and o neat cottage containing
twU large and welhuishcd rooms, with fire places In
each; carriage use and stable, and well OF pure
spring water Attached is q lot OF about one ncre,
now plauted with market vegetables DOW coming up.
For Terms, &C., apply at his OFFICE.
March IL 6F
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
NaflonaIC Cemeteries.

We take the following from the
Daily Globe of Dec. Goth, 1t has the
ring of true metal:
Mr. THAYER. I offer the follow
ing resolution, and ask for its present
consideration:
ResoEUed, That the Attorney General be d.
directed to furnish to the senate a copy of
any opinion delivered by him relating to our
national cemeteries in the lately rebellious
States, and on the question whether II is nee
lures Of the States in which those cemeteries
are located for the permanent continuance of
the said cemeteries therein
There being no objection, the Sem
ate proceeded to consider the resOlu-
ton.
MI. THAYER. Idesite to state the
reasons which have induced me to of
fer this resolution. / have seen float
ing around in the newspapers what
purpOrted to be an extinct from the
opinion of the Attorney General on
that question, and I desire to know
the facts. The statement is made that
he has rendered an opinion that it is
necessary to obtain the consent Of the
Legislatures of the States within
which those cemeteries are located for
their permanent continuance, and
that they should be paid for it. 1 have
been led to believe, and / still believe,
that those who fell fighting in behalf
of our national existence earned a full
and unqualified title to the resting
places where their bodies sleep. If
they are to be disturbed on the refusal
of the Legislatures to give their con-
sent I desire to know it; or rather, l
am opposed to asking the consent of
any Legislature or Of anybody else to
the undisturbed possession of
tie soil inclOsed within those Gene
teries. They died in the defense of
their country, and their resting-places
are hallOwed spots. Sir, I am ready,
for one, to say that if need be we will
fight through another war to hold
forever sacred the graves where our
heroes sleep. T
The resolution was adopted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
The Week Of Prarer.

BY request of the Evangelical alIi-
ance, the week of prayer will be OBJ
served in this city as follows:
Sunday, Jan. I'd, sermons in each
church, from Gal. v-22-23. Subject
Person and work of the Holy Spirit.
Monday evening, Jan. Sd, at the
Methodist Church, thanksgiving for
individual mercics, confession of sin
and prayer for present holiness and
more entire conservation to Gods ser
vices. g.
Tuesday evening, Jan. 4th, at the
Baptist Church, National Prayer for
the President of the United States and
all in authority in our own and other
lands; for universal peace; for re-
removal of political corruption and
increase of integrity and righteous
ness and government; for religious
liberty and advances of truth in coun-
tries where religious liberty is enjoyed
and where it is sought. +
Wednesday evening, Jan. 9Th, at
the Presbyterian Church, Domestic
and Social Prayer for parents and
children, and the blessing of the chris
tan home; for employers and the
employed for all schools and colleges.
For the balance Of the week see
next number of the Advertiser.
A general attendance is requested.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
Quarterly Meeting.

The fourth quarterly meeting for
the Nebraska City District, NJ. E.
Church, will be held, Providence per-
hitting, at the following places and
time, CO-wit:
Peru Station, at Peru, January Sth
and 9Th.
Peru Circuit, at Hazel Dell School
House, 9Th and 9th.
BrOwnville Station, at Brownville,
18th and 18th. r
London Mission, at Fair View, 22d
and 23d.
Nemaha City Circuit, at Kings
School House, 18th and Both.
Falls City Station, at Falls City
February 5th and 9Th.
Salem Mission, at Salem, 18th and
18th.
RulO and Falls, at Rulo, 18th and
18th.
Pawnee City Station, at Pawnee
City 10Th and 10Th.
Table Rock Mission, place notgiven
18th and 9th.
Blue Springs Mission, at Blue
Springs, March 9Th and 9Th.
Beatrice Mission, place not given,
5th and 9Th.
Laona Mission, at HoOker's School
House 9th and 10th.
Tecumseh Mission, at Tecumseh 18th
and 18th.
Factoryville, place not fixed, 10th
and 10th.
Services will begin at each place, on
the first day at 2 O'Clock p. M, after
which the quarterly conference will
be convened. Official members will
please be present promptly at the
hour.
- n r IEAFON p T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30

The business men of Brownville
have at lastawakened to sense o fduty.
They were out enmasse, Gin ~consulta-
ton on Tuesday aud Wednesday over
railroad matters and we are happy
to say arrived at a complete under
standing, and henceforth there will
be what we have so much labored for
unity of action so far as the
building of the great through line
is concerned from Quincy via Brown
vile to Fit. Kearney. The BrownviIle
Ft. Kearney Company is to be imme-
diately reOrganized. Work is to COM
mence in the Spring energetically and
pushed without the loss ofasingle day
until it is completed through Nemaha
County, for which purpose there is
now awaiting expenditure the sum of
$318, 900. We ask for strict economy
and immediate action. &
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
SPECIAL ELECTION
PROCLAMATION

IolloWlng order OF the civ CnLLle oftha
EIty OF State OF Nebrss % TIE
Election viii be held I'm the msnotSkG an
the purpose and at the time aDJ 4 and fP
ned IN said order, which fsaEC,T Place speef-
IN the matter OF the submisSiCo tO-Fit:
70 q Legal voters Of the city ar - vote
the question whether this cify ~ 1fOWnville
sixty ThOusaAd Dollars h ~ NIdlLsuhScribe
OF the BroWnvtls- n KearpsCl pltalS Stock
ESiiiIuau company M issnag t-I9 Faei1e
salu city In payment thereof ~ ~ bOnds o.
~ SonsIuSISn or the RroWD1 aLd IN
keaFney and Pacific RaFr,@JN @liles Fl.
Gil being satisfied by 80 MS Coun-
large portion of the legal voteS9on Of q
ana otherwise, that it rs the 49, tais city
POLtlonoI the voters OF this civ age
bereipSfte-Sa. I'LL proper that The 01ss,tsH
70 Ihe vote OF the yeters on tbis ~, submitted
NOWs therefore,, by vfrtus- 81 49,
~ rs Nested BY law, we. the Cifv <helity
~ ~ ~ % brOWnEille; star a. NeL-SLlot
Tor n city Of Brownviiie- on y eneidin and
aoth DAY OF JASUART, isTo- me
at the usual place OF voting in vo,s
tne purpose OF voting, on the fouOwt.y, Ir
lions, that is to say: 1hs qRes-
shall ne City Council Of the said CITY d,
bloEnEliie subscribe the sum OF SixfvTlU
sano dollars 70 the CaDftal Stoct aIgu-
Fl. KearneY and Paciac me
h0aq company, tOaidin the eonsfrncttaL
sal0 ran Road, and Issue TIE Rondgo ~ -
city In payment OF said subserInfioN. ~
SNAIL the City Council cause A tar -
levied annually on the TAXABLE 49,
OF said city. In addition n, -
OtneE annual taxes, for ten years m1
LEM % Pay n Interest on said Rom.
on@ tue next ten years therpanpr
suneient to pay the interest IS a6oFeSaIJ ~
an aullt!Onal tax sufficient 20 paw one ts-fS
paEt OI me principal, to be placed in a SinE-
ing Innd created for that purpose. ana ~ -
Ply the same In the paymentO OF saiI bo15,
When the same shall become due and -.
Ole. sara BOndStObe made pnRabIe m. 80
" years from thedhte OF ne Issuing tberoof
anu 20 pear Interest," at the rate OF -sqven1--
cent. per annum, the interest Dovabia seLI
annualIy az the Office OF n CITY Treasn-o--r
said city. said BOndsto be Issued Immosi
ately, or as @ asthe law allows
FOr1oed, however. that said Rail POD
COHlpthy snail receive said'BOnds nj uTr n
payment or said subscription.
An0 0e q further ordered, That thoSe Who
aIS n IaVoE OF authorizing said City Chunrr
yloS1y ana VINO are in favor OF aut6oStf,v
said Council to levy nadditionaIt ay ~ 49,
now authorized By law to nav fbe infs-.st
n principal of said Bonds In accordance
WIN the above proposition shall east A haUOt
upon WHICH shall be written or prfDfgl-aFor
BOnuS ana Tax, Yes" Those ODDCsed ,bai
cast a Dall0t upon which shall BE- written m
prlnted-"FOr Bonds and Tax. Mo-
Inc . Proclamation was adonted bv
Ihe CITY council OF the City Of BrDwnvfIe
december the 9th, 1859. and ordpredto be pr-
claimed by the Mayor Of said CITY.
AI-4t +. p. EBRfGHT, Mayor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30

A bill for the reconstruction Of Geor-
gia has been passed by Congress. BY
virtue of its provisions Governor Bull
lock will issue a proclamation requir-
ing the Legislature, as it was before
the negroes were expelled, to meet OF
Wednesday, the 18th Of January. It
originally consisted Of seventy-four
senators one hundred and seventy-fve
representatives.. Since it first met
two members have been killed, five
have died, and fifteen are refugees
from the State, while Bullock says
tyenty-RiRe more are ineligible. The
bill does not make any provisions for
the district unrepresented.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30
Grand Concert.

The Concert given in London, Dec.
18th, by Prof. Martin and Troupe, was
received with high favor. The sing
ing was exquisite. The sweet sound
which came forth from the organ said
plainly, its keys were touched by the
fingers of a master. Music hath a
marvellous power to refine and elevate
the human mind. Every me who
has an opportunity should avail him
self of it, and go and bear this troupe
of sweet singers.
JEANETTE HARDING.
London, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-30

The people of Nishnebottana, Clay,
and Tarkio precincts, in AtchisOn
county Missouri, are agitating the
question of subscribing fifty thousand
dollars each to the @. NJ. & P. Rail
Road, on condition that the road is
completed through that county, from
Brownville east, the coming summer.
The company propose that the road
shall be so built, if the subscription,
and like one in NOdawsy county, is
made to the capital stock of the COM
pany. This means business and we
hope and trust that there will be no
failure.
The people of Brownville have a
work to do in this grand enterprise.
I'VE are as deeply interested in the
completion of this road next GUNNER,
as though it were wholly in Nemahs
county. Let no opportunity to press
the matter slip by without a word of
exOrtation and advice to go ahead.
Pay out your money wisely and judi
ciOusly, and the work is accomplished.