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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

Lieatenant David Campbell, Esq,
delivered a very impressive Temper
anos Lecture on last Tuesday evening
nc the III. E. Churchs to 3 large and
Abbfeciadve audience. It has been
scarcsly eighteen months since he was
- ne I~OWestround Of the ladder offn-
temperance, and day BY day had been
tngup me small fortune that he
accumulated 81 bis earlier years.
1rE one horse wopId go for drinks
Gsn the other, followed next his war-
en- and harness, his homestead, his
Loose andIOt bis time, bis watch, and
- he hmily was broken up, and be-
arast5pping he found himself 500 in
debk "a. Blackburn then had q talk
Win hims tells him kindly Of his
faults, and horos0tves to reform Joins
TIE Coed Templarss goes TO work I;
soon gets his family together, and
since has paid or his indebtedness.
Has two 6ne horses, carts, wagons,
hainesa q good home; takes the news
prefs, temperance periodicals, lives
happy. appears In public decenuy
sladln oomfortabieand clean clothing,
and ia gentleman The temperance
meetings IRE Interesting, and We
should be pleased With a fuller atten-
nee. III. Blackburn lectures before
re Society next Tuesday evening at
fbe Presbyterian Church. Turn out
end hsar him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We have had calls this week from
anumber of our farmers from different
precincts who voted against the bonds
aud tax, all Of whom seemed ~fearfuIly
anxious lest they had been the means
Q fdefeating the matter and when in
formed Of the favorable majority, re-
ceived the news with as much sppar-
ent Joy as we who voted yes we.
do not know why this should be 30,
unless the returning sober thought at
ter the excitement Of the canvass was
over, has ,convincnd them that they.
were wrong and we right One OF
them exclaimed several times over
with great emphasis: II am glad to.
hear it, ~ am glad the bonds have
carried l There seems 10 be Unusual
rejoicing, and none more thankful
than some who voted "no." Now,
those who voted pyesn have stu an
other duty to perform. They must
see that trusty men are elected TO
onice-mep who viii faithfully see
that eveV condition by which the
bonds are Eoted, are fulfilled to the
letter before issuing the same. Give
US the roads-good roads, then tliey
are welcome 70 the bonds. We win
submit to no. deeePtions no trlckery,
but the good faith Of the county must
he implicitly kept, and the roads built
within the time, and The people sc-
cOmmodated ~ the location Of DePOts
We must makethe road for further
appropriations when necessary, easy
"A generous people VIII not refuse to
respond when they learn that good
faith and profit b the result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The publicity given to the income
returns by the Tribune, and the COM
plants of those who have paid against
people who have not paid. has attrae-
ted the attention Of the authorities in
Washington. and inquiry viii be in
stituted forthwith into the correctness
Of the complaints. Fernando Wood Is
among those complained of.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29
REoPosaIs for EraIn.

MA11Auns DEraRfnrrr or FHr -
e1aI luARTFRMfsTEB's OFFrrr
OMAHA, MA, July n. ER
QEALED Bids, IN duplicate with
ties, noLDiooerE VIA be- cceired1ffhvgH ee -
SSelock moHAhmsdag sAHgusti9. $50
L Twenty thousand c000O bushels or Com
twenty t1ousand tD,oof bushels u Oaa,
at Omaha, NebfasEl
tract, and to BE completed within thirtr -
BIDS VII p received for any quantity 6ors1
Full conditions % crontraet made m0aaah 10
plicnfiUn &c this Office.
BY order Of Bvt M~aFGen.Augur.
WI MYERS.
l4lJLl Byt BrgGeni. eoM
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The Beatrice Clarion speaks Of see
i6k growing heads Of cats Twenty-Five
inehesIong. and challenges the United
states 10 beat it This c~orroborates
Whist we wers told By Judge Hewett
on his return recently from Beatrice,
that the best small grain be ever saw
standing was I'm gage county. re Edo
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

BOSTON, July M-The shore end of
the French cable was landed last
night and hauled into the telegraph
house on ROWes Hammock. The end
Of the cable is said to be in good work
ing condition to Roxbury, nearly all
Of It is up, but there is as yet no conn
m~unieatiOn from ROwes HannOck
and will not be probably for some
time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

$25, 900 in betting on races.
Ruskins has written a new book on
Clouds" a subject with which he is
familiar.
Anna Dickinson Is on the decline,
as far as marriage proposals T con-
cerned.
Brigham Young has recently mar
RED again. His new bride is Miss
Follansbeei Of Boston.
Robert FOOmbs practices law inter-
~mittently at WashinetOn, Georgia,
and entertains a poor opinion Of man
kind. -
James Allen, Of Providence, is to-
tempt Providence for the z34fh tine.
by making his 234th balloon ascent.
Ex-President johnson was success
fully operated on, at Fayetteville,
Tenn4 on the 18TH inst. for q cancer
on the temple.
Mrs. HelmbOld, leader Of the ton at
Long Branch, furnishes 0De-of the
bue~ huri0sities Of Ameriean society.
Prof. Morse, the famous inventor.
sustained Q eompound fracture Of the
leg b. a fall &C his residence near
Poughkepsie saturday evening
Since 1861, VIM. III. Seward has
built one hundred and sixty houses in
AuboIns New York and sod them.
on easy terms, to men Of moderate
means. -
Mr.. Wm. N. Etafts has Knocked
three houses into one for a summer
place near Windsor Vermont. and has
constructed a So 600 dam to hold the
water for trout ponds.
Olive Logan describes the female
bathers at Long Branch, as "banging
themselves on the safety rope, looking
exeeediDglylike newly washed clothes
on a windy Monday"
The Princess Felicia. SIX rear old
lately called on Eugenie. She walks
With head erect under the 0utstretab-
ed arm Of aatWo-year-Old baby. and
wears the garments made fg dolls.
One Of the Princess at the ROyal
Court Of Prussia, is a kleDtOmaniae
She recently attempted ~ fake ber
own life in consequences of the re-
Proaches with which her royal rela-
tons overwhelmed her.
Col. John O'kahoney. Iass Fsnlsn.
Head Center, has wOnthe suit against
August Belmont 70 recover so. Gee. in
IN gold, belonging to the Fenian or
g~anization, and deposited in Belmont
banking house.
Sow. Weller, Of California, was
wrecked ON the Golden Rule; and on
arriving at San FRANCHISES. he remark
ed TO . friend: Lost everything. Sir.
everything but nv reDutafion.J
Governor = replied bis friend, ''you
travel With less baggage than anyone
/ ever saw.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The Paris correspondents Of several
German newspapers, report that the
conduct of-M MADAM R9ssini is silly and
indiscrect in the extreme, and that
her bearing and doings have disguised
everybody.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The Annual Meeting of the Nebras-
ka State Teachers Association win
be held at Omaha, commencing on
Tuesday evening, August oath, and
viii continue through the following
Wednesday and Thursday. The pro-
gramme will be published in due time.
Theaexercises will be public, and all
are invited to participate.
Nebraska papers please copy,
Per order Ct Executive committee.
o. b. HEwETT, Chm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

TIRE Council Bluffs NoRpdrs5JRas a
notion that ST. Louis is jealous of the
prosperity Of that town. Really, was
there ever anything mere ridiculous?
st. Louis is not a bit jealous Of Omaha,
and how on earth could Il be of COun-
ell Bluffs? Seriously, NonpdreM. fret
not yourself with such absurd notions.
st. Louis rejOices in the prosperity Of
any and every city or town in the
great valley. In proportion as anyOf
them prosper, this city will prosper.
II any Of themsuFpass usinanythfup
we may perhaps be stirred up to try
to do better ourselves, but If we can
not we have not the FEAST reason in
the world to regret its prosperity, but
every reason to rejoice thereat We
do not believe that direct importation
to Omaha or Council B1ffIs win nav.
to be sure but if it wHlyEe hope to see
both cities doing q thriving business
at it. Why not2 Let as quit fight
ing each other, and work together
for the common interests Ofthe great
valleys. Louie Democrat.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

WAsHNeTON, July 25.@GovernOr
Hahn, of Luisiana. arrived from New
Orleans last night. He gives a most
cheerful account Of affairs in his sec
ton. Animosities engendered by
the war and subsequent political
and the ~fraternal feeling which pre-
vailed before the war is rapidly return
ing. He anticipates great business
activity throughout the South in the
coming autumn, If crops turn out as
they are BOW expected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

Judge Dundy, Ofthe us District
Court O. sick at Omaha. He was
taken with asevere pain in the throat
and neck on his way up to open q
aulmefcourt. Finding himself unable
t5hoH the court, he ordered an adj
tournament until thes1 day Of August.
at which time all jurors and witnesses
ulH attend. as
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

LONDON. July "a compromise
has been effected between the Minis
try and the House Of Lords tO-nighC
The latter agreedto motion to restore
the original date Of the disestablish-
n.ent. Clause six was also altered so
that none Of the surplus shall be APP
piled without the separate and dis
tiact sanction Of Parliament Earl
Granville, for the Ministry, and Lord
Cairns for tine Peers, conducted the
affair, and the matter was arTAigned
without troubie, the only parties pro-
testing against it being the Earl Of
Bend0n and the Bishop of Fawne.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We take the following Section from.
the Statutes of MissouFifo o the purpose
OF calling the attention of our Iegisla-
tors to the subject. We believe that.
the railroad companies win pay tax.
enough on these roads to meet the
principal and intesest on the bonds to
be issued by this county, if we had q
law permitting such application as
they have in Missouri: b1iH ad8 Sol
SEC. s. In all cases hereaftef, where.
a railroad on branch railroad In this
State shall be built, in whole or in.
part, by Subscription TO its stock, by
counties, cities, or townships, the pro-
iceeds Of all State and county taxes,
levied upon such railroad company or
branch 50 built, orthe property there
.of. shall be paid into the treasury of
the counties where collected, and the
county treasurers shall appoFtion the
same, according to their several sub
.scriptions, "a such counties, cities, or
townships so subscribing stock, until
the whole amountof such subscription
is rounded to them and such sums
40 apportioned shall be paid over to
the county OF city treasurer, and ap-
piled to the payment of the interest
and principal OF the bonds issued by
such county or city, as aforesaid, If
any are outstanding. and If not, it
shall by them be placed to the credit
of the school fund in such county,
city, or township.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

oGrundy County, Mo-, viii vote on
Ire nth Of August next to subscribe
$l0eOooto the Quincy Missouri aud
PacihO 8allroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29
EcIlnaa.

The great selar eclipse Of the sun
will occur, as we have before stated,
on the 7th of August p~ro1ino. The
eclipse VIII begin and end in the vaTi-
Gus cities named below, atthe times
indicated in the following table.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

~ e.
THE present Law requifes al Pax 70
4 be made or your Go0ds and Chattles. n
II can be done By distress and sale. or otherwise e
your cost ny and ca1ne DFEard on Onbeore So
tember 1sr, and save oal1eCfors feas
GEO. W. BRATTON, TrsM
July I2th, 1861 INA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

loW We did hope to give, OuF readers the
official vote of the county, cast last
Saturday, but from the fact that two
precincts did not open the polls the
County Clerk is cOmpelIedlto wait
four days after the election before ma
king the canvass, so We 60 to press
one day before the canvass can be
made. We subjoin the majority in
each precinct so far as we are enabled
IN ascertain the IA
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

bishop CIarkson visited the Brown
vine and Nemaha City Parishes one
week ago last Sunday, We bad the
pleasure OF hearing him from Rector
Davis church IN the evening. His
discourse gave evidence Of much
thought and, culture. We are always
glad to listen when we learn some
thing new, a we did then.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

last week and Sc far this, hes been
dry and very warm. just the kind Of
Weafher for the farmer TO secure his
m6psg WbeaEaad oats have been cut
end shocked up. Field corp is now
sllked out and Is in SPLENDID growing
anndition. - "a II lram.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29
1hnn7lrinr After Her


"Ehe lady fi0m New York and her
Uncle Rraak1 are eatin a holding
Is tbs Aith What
sue a. nninfof med. comr
muilty lray be "entertaining angels
uImwafe9i but more olsen ina sters
and ba4 chafa tters Impose them Ives
upon our confidence under the garb of
religion. We clip the following par
agraph from the st. Joseph Gazette
'ofthe 25th inst. which we are 4Rform-
ed by Mr.. Bell, from that city, refers to
"fhe ladp from New York and her
Buncle Frank nov holding sceances'
in and around Brownsville. AS we
have buElittle doubt CT the truthful
ness Of the statement made by the
Gazette, we are constrained to lay the
matter before the public, especially for
the consideration Of ortr friends in
clined to q spiritual belief, knowing
that they as well as We, would spurn
(. palm off an inposter upon the pub
ne rs ateacher Of morals and a new
faith, however proficient she may be
hi the mysteries Of her assumed pro-
fesIon. The following is the para
graph alluded tos
-
Several weeks AGO d very elegant
ard accomplished sDiEitnalist held a
'sceancep on Fredrick ASente, at
which a-number Of our citizens were
considerably astgnished: The fmale
WAS handsome, accomplished ard all
that sort ofthing, and Of course crea-
ted 8 profoundsensatiOD. AdayoftwO
since, ont excellent Postmaster. Judge
WYATT. FeeeiVeda letter from Wisc0n-
SO, making inquiries 81 regard to the
Observation-Disclosures &c seems that,
while upafsat waysne borrowed some
i6dy's husband, and has forgotten to
ret11n1him. The lady who has been
thus a~Qgiieved. don't like il, and, not
Withstand the affinity" That probably
exists between the elOper and elOpee,
we can't blame her.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

ATCHTs0E, July 24-Tha
crop Of wheat ever raised In
western Kansas is being h-arv.e
the FARMERS in this vicinity.
promises well. Soin
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

Dr. Peery, formerly Of Arago, and
NV Of Sonora, No., gave rs a call
ts week. He informs us that there
b more or less cross firing going on at
Deroin between Rev. Mr.. ShOckey
~ this county, and Rev. Mr.. DUNCAN
~ PaEnee City. Less sparriug and a
iittie more Of the spirit Of their Master
Would not hurt either of them. The
foEmer policy fosters a prOscriptive
sectarianisms and the latter awakens
IN TIE breast Of every human soul,
tlat "charity which suffereth long
andlis kind" 20 eminently exempli-
ned in the life and character Of our
Savior.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

Gen. Augur. and Gen. Meyers and
family, of Omaha, z now out on the
%. P. Railroad for summer vacation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

as the time and the re01ata cQWt room -
vie, ineaid county Is thapieca for qS
setllfngtne final admirist li4n aco0al Rat
=. MCKAY, AdminstIalrNo 81 te Enled
Mckay, late ~ hesaidconnW qfA sman1
1W-MORgAN FDoaE
SAAAH 7. Mckay, Aan
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The City of Quincy viii vote on the
9TH Of August next to subscribe $780,
OO0to the Quincy, Missouri and Pacific
Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 8E0ne
dred and twenty thousand d9li,~
neW-lo and - cent currency e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We see by the Herald that a Con-
gregational Church is about being or
ganized in Plattsmouth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The Rey.Mr. Cleland, Of Council
Bluff, occupied the Rev. Mr.. Baird's
pulpit in the Presbyterian church IN
This city on last Sunday. The Rev,
Gentleman is a very earnest and inn
ptessiye speaker, and duly qualified to
present the inspired word IN its most
foroible light. His zeal, his piety and
hs learning were very prominent
features IN his discussse, and he car
hes with him to his pastoral charge
in Iowa, the heartfelt prayer of many
friends in Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

The Second Quarterly Meeting for
Brownville Circuit win be held in the
NJ. e. Church In This city on next
Saturday and Sunday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

An advertisement viii be found in
our columns for the sale Of State Lots
and Lands. These sales are attracting
capital from all sections Of the coun-
try.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

Mr.. Howard has sold his interest in
the Clarion TO w. H.. Ashley, who VIII
hereafter edit that paper. We know
nothing Of Mr.. Ashby's antecedents,
hut be is spoken of by the Press Of
Nebraska city in very high terms as a
citizen and as a Republican. The
paper twill be what it has been in the
past-neutral in pOlitics.Y Heretofore
Sc unmistakable sympathies were
continually cropping out on the wrong
eide; bat We shall look eonadentiy
now FOR whatever Of variation there
may be from the neutral line to be to
the right and in unison with the hon-
ct, loyal yeomangyo of Gage county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

WAsIINGToE July 23.-The Cubans
retain their position before the Puerto
PFinclpo.
on, the 1zth.. Gen. Jordan's COM
mand, about f1rty miles from Santk
ago de CUbA was attacked by 12O
Spaniar 81 have been cOmmau-
ded by TalDs,8doin person. They
were repulsed. The next day, being
reinfOreea they made three assaults,
but were again defe6led, with q re-
ported l0ssofS00 They then retreated
to ST. Jagode C8ba The Cubans lost
killed and wounded
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

KIN TT RRj
'IHE most p%roftabie Household ~.
chine ~ the world Knifs gvsr
49, I,SS pasl q sQcks eomDieis
one hunaEeQt eG l1rua the Wen afEce4 y
lat, single dclcle or Eibbed se5f tllar or
~ IN Mnerel1 t9e LIB MACHNEer
stockinE sent (whIch nootheF ample
A1ANSoN HUrRrbe1
RAJ e9eraiA Agents p Washington s.. Chie,,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29
D Asoeltaln tle samei Il

Majority for Bonds and Tax. go.
The official canvass will not mate
rally vary the above figures.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We print this week the list Of arti-
Giles on which premiums are offered
and win beaWarded at our next county
Eair. We hada good Fair last year,
motwIthstandlngth the Indictment wealth
er; but we shall be prepared to do
mpch better this year, In every depart
menedsWe hope every farmer, me
ehanie, artisan, manufactures, produce
ana stock raiser, wiz now determine
hst article or articles they will have
~ exhibition at the Fairs and then
BglatsIIigent and well directed culture
and care, show to their neighbors and.
TIE sgat-seer what can be doneinNe-
braska. This is prominently the
worklngman's society, andit rest with.
them tomake it~successful. AnshOuld
EEL tbe responsibility of.its success
resting upon HeIr shoulders, and pre-
rafenow to makei It more interesting
than All previous ones srH 6ie
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

ML M
NOTICE or FIa4L sgTTLBMEa1
NOTICE to all t0-wh0m it ma
~ ccrn, that Williams horn, AdmII
trafrix d. bODtnonofthe EstateorSamua4
deeeasedr pas made 1pplication - make
tor and The Er9bate Court has SO Mon1RE
Day ofeegtemeers Hn atooclock 0.ms
aud TIE ofice Of The Prohate JUDGE - m
nearing and examining said settemenL
A-M- MORGAN. Probate
MILLIAM =. HoHS Ydmi7isTatoE -
.GHERIFFiS SALE-Erficaishe
~ BY given that parsHaat y aYe
eNpqua4, 81 order 81 sfla. A1ne UrectQe
by ne CLERK II = 1fft Eorrtof oeui
y, Nenreska1 10 W.
1hOmaS IL. Mar4bE8 N.Y. MaIsnalli - -
John Carson md Hiiism p cdyr
Tor sale 81 Punlic-a ncaou- ag the Rent cQ9
CourtAeusetaAEE 81 RroghyiAa
o. sUGndsU fhs ~ 0f-SugHSfs ISL
At OaancloCk Rm.Qf uf1dpys she fbosi
estata. toTWF. Th&Solh East Quarar @sssE
$3.50 Coqsfy, SateQi
pANu ,f.tH
ESTATE or EQHN T. MckA5
EDRGEA sEu-Sofce IS hereby
that the FrOhateccEaeQ fe1ahaC COUNTY
k8s mas HuuDmTH.Na.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We call the attention Of our pro-
ducers and contractors to the adver-
tisement for army supplies.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29
BIDs FOR RUILDING.

CEALED PROPOSALS win be Re
eeived ct this Office til Saturday, tie "a
se1ootHon9e nremisos. in che city n Br1Euf
Material % 1eof Brick Stane- ard nfn4DA
feet Dy ten feet each. of suitablu hfzhfh. Wis
eieut vaults end % style % correspond with aen@l
Plans and specifcationg % accomDauy bids Ths
uEhtt0 reject Mlktisf retained.
Per order 81 the District Board OF Br0wnTileQH
School District.
July 18th. 1850. D. b. HWWETT,
Tfl2f7 Director
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

me News estimates the damages 70
aoads and bridges in Otoe county from
Lhe recent rains 70 be 5000. II
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

NAsHyIILE, July M-The State
journal publishes, this afternoon, a
letter from Mr. Boutwell,, Secretary Of
the Treasury, to Mr.. Stokes, In which
he SAYS be is greatly interested in
Stokes success, believing that the fu-
tuTe political character and general
prosperity of ennesseed depend largely
upon the continuance O the Republic
can party ia power. He Hegards the
supporters Of Ar Stokes IS the true
Republican party Of Tennessee and
condemns the RgPublicen suPpoFseTs
OF Senter, belse5hey are allied with
the enemies @ the Republican party.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

FrOmea late numberof the Clarion
we learn the result of a FailrOad con-
vention heIdfn Beatrice last week. A
resolution passed unanimously pledg-
ing the citizens of Gage county in the
sum Of 500, 900 to the BroWnville, Ft.
Kearhey q Pacific Railroad, providing
it makes Beatrice a point That is the
right kind Of encouragement What
they most need to do-at present, is to
raise the proper sum TO secare a sur
vey. And we hope they win not fan
70 submit a proposition TO The voters
Of that county next October to donate
county bonds to the company upon
the completion OF the road to Beatrice.
And we hope JOhHsOhheounty viii
follow In the good work. Such action
on TIE part Of the two counties would
encourages the eompanyand turn their
minds iinothe direction of those two.
points, and induce them to push the
work with more vigoF, assured as they
would then be, of aid along the Iine.
We also hope the people Of those two.
points win subscribe a s%ufieient
amount to the capital stock to secure
a Director each in the further organ
ization Of the company, thus inereas-
ing their chances TO secure the road.
uI a-D-N
We print a COMMUNICATION this
week from Beatfice.l We can inform
all in that section that the ,surveyoFs
are nOwatwork locating the fFstlten
miles Of the road. Whether the road
via run through Tecumseh and Be
~atrice, viii largely depend upon the
amount Of aid the people of those
towns may offer towards the survey
and building of the road. Men are
now ab the helm who mean business,
and VIII not be trihed with. We
would be glad 10 see the road running
to Tecumseh and Beatrice by the first
Of january, 1871. And this result
can be accomplished, and will be, If
the people of those towns take the
proper interest i'm the matter. They
are 81 well convinced as we are, that
by folding their hands and awaiting
the chances, they viii loose the road.
The people to the north of them, and
in the old county of Clay and Swan
City, are more directly on the line,
and have the advantages of position ;
and it will take money and earnest
work 70 carry the road south Of the
last named points. The people
Of Beatrice have our sympathies, and
shall have our best efforts in their
behalf, when we see an effort on their
part commensurate with the impor-
lance Of the enterprise, now so easily
within their reach. 3 Let us work to-
gether, forin union there is strength
Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

THE SCHOOL ~ have nov
been. appOTli0ned and collected, ana
obtain q Warrlnf on CouHlv treasurer ~
a~moantaue your District mHIi0 De neceL
School Diefrict 451 1900. RI n
same. A.W. WICHElh
-ERefl o. sapefnielleL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-29

We are under obligations to @. III.
walker, Secretary OF the State Agri-
cultural Society. for a complimentary
ticket 20 The State Fair, to be held in
Nebraska City September 18th to Oc-
hobeF lst, inclusive The p~rOsPerityof
BE farmer brightens the prospects Of
Nle naech6nie and manufacturer, as
wen g the tradesman and artisan. So.
Eef rs hope for 3 profitable time at the
coming State Fair. a8Habua ia u