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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
Qefet! Qetet!

llnterSei6nrter bat Ipeben cine neue Sudbanbs
lung uno eeibblblictbef in @ecrs pfeifer's Saus
in Der @efarlfrabe erBTnet, allpo i'd auf Sanb
balte ale SCrten BON SibeIn, bon ben grSBtsn
bis ju hen fleinIfrr, cas neue IsIfament, Spbann
arnets pabreS gbrilfsntbum unt teIIen para-
pieseGrtlein, 5risbridb Starf's @ebutbu6, GGrf
aus Dapibs Saus, 8pr's 6riifli6sS WfGrtertbuni,
eutbsr's eebrn bs1en Sauspolilr anb Gpmmens
tar, prrbi9biiter aller Sprtrn, @eIanabii1er
fir Seri6ieoene tttr6en, MuffbiGsr fir sinen
beutl6en Gbpr, Graus, Sauf. unb Gpnfrma-
tiensiteiue, fsrnsr Or. Ruprs6fs Der arst ais
Sausfreunp, nmerifanil6e Dplmetf6rr, Brief
teller, beuti6e uub eusIiIte S6ubiiGer ietsr
art aud S6ribpapier, Dintr, Geberit, Brief
epuperte unb ppfmarfen.
.3uslei9 babe ih cine 2ebbibliptbef erSHnet,
mo- id ale Sprten nterbaItungs.4iteratur auf
Eager baIte unb ie benz beutf6sisnben publifum
antietr, trel1e i'd, penn In gutter Srbnung srsrn
zine 9erinee 9esituus pirSr suriid. .rsbme.
SD babe mid AUDI Der asrntur Seri6irbenrr
3rimnsen unteGcsen.
Sarum, mrine beut16en 5rsunbe unb 2anbs-
lcute, fcmme Giner, fpmmt aqe es IN ffin
Nansel an llnterbaItung. Seben Rpnat rperbsn
bic Sii6tr in brr 9sibbibIiptbff bur6 nsus rreBt.
1SniS9 9atpb Buyer a9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08

= SIR bic Satbebrale ;u Senupats in
unIdnef cine u9r Scllenret pcrben, pel6e
ale bisberisen erifunsen Der rl4rmadrr.
tunf nett iibertrift. Die ll9r ent9dIt
nidt psniser ais 10000 adrer unO sriat
neten pielen anpersn Ginsen bic Gage
Der Bp6e, BEN Monat, pas Sa6r, bic
5immels9eernp, bic 0lei6uns Der 3eit'
ben 0auf Der Ylaueten, bic Ybalrn res
@iCnbes, Die 3eit in alien 5auptfdeten
Der gBeIt, bic psrdnpsrIi6en 5eRe fir 100
Sabre, Die 5eiIisentass II. +. ~. Siellei6t
Der mertpiirbi9lfe 3bril hes Me6anismus
beitspt bartn, paB Sermittelf elmer nur
ale 4 Sabre eiumal In 0rfung tretenten
Strait aud her cine Gag pes S4aItiaGrrs
an9e9eten wirb. Die ubr wirp allr s
Gage alfse3c9en, BAT elm 3iFerbIatt BON
II SUP Our&meher unp tcfst 5000
Yfp. ct.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08

gSir baltsn bic gSdaren, terrn ibr bstiirft unb
su Yreilrn, bic eu6 ben 9lnfauf ermEalitrn.
gSir Sirbru na6 unIerrm neusn 0eI6Gftscfal,
erfe Gbiire pberbaIb bsm vg8ypmins
SGus," am 81. 9lpril.
Sep Charles @. 8eiIsuflut, unIsr
beutitber Gjebiilfr, pirb eu6 unlrrn srpBen
8prrath in Iriner sepbbnliGen SupCrfpmmsnbrn
Nianier ,sisen.
@erseBt niat un5 anfuIudsn, bsnn 60 fpirb
eu6 reid entI6Gbieen.
gIssnten fir bic DGaiptir arttrnifi@ NGbma-
I9inr." 22oS
42i LackaWanna Avenue. 421
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08

- Gs 1T cine Sepesuns CUR Serab,
isBuns bes Sriefpurtu'S auf einsn Sent
i'm @anse.
- SIN Canton 3iri4 stebt es cine
Stabt NIT 5000 GtnpU9nsrn, 8inter-
thur. sic bat Elm reines I6ulSenfrsies
SermDsen BON (runp) adt Ililipnen
6ranes. Sis baite i'm Sabre 1910 81
Witutonen i'm Serm6sen, bisies bat i9
nliO In rsm ansesetsnen 3eitpuntt um 2
uno ] @ilIiun permebrt.
= Die eesuns bee frunsSFi6'atlanti.
i6en Sabels f&rei.st riFis SUrpdrts.
= General Daniel 8utterfelb 1T gum
Ser. Staten S&asmsifer in Stem gcrt
rnannt pprren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
gcr0mtOll Sous,
2ouis Sod, gissntbamer.

DaS pbi9s, beauem am Gilsnbabn-IePpt ssle-
gene Sptel erler 8lalIe 1T neurrein9S tebeutenb
persrT6ert unb SerIhSnert tpprben.
Wiit bent Sptrl ii cine 8rFauraticn Serbun-
ben, mo- parme unc faIte Sprilen allsr glrt ;u
isber 3asesSeit IsrSirt perbsn. 6ril6e SolIGn6i-
I6e SGrinse unc beltsn SimburSrr 8Gie fann i'd
aud an Gamilirn in fleinsn Yartirrn abla0en.
GriIbe auifern, neblt allen Sprtrn SOn iauer
einaemabten Speilen INNER SprrGtbig.
Wieine Greunee unb Sefanntr, fppie has rei-
leube publifum iitrrbaupt fnp su ;nblrei6em
Selu&e bRHi&f einseIabsn.
26I7 9puis 9p6, prpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
vOr0alfli1t NOtel, :"

Seear Strabe,
Cine SprSisIi6e ReRauratipn III in 8srbin-
buus nit bislsm Saufs rrEHust pprbfn unb ipfrs
ben ale gIrtrn tparme unb fats SpsiIrn 81 ieber
SaeesSeit itrpirt.
Die frtufrn bsutI6eu @einr, bsifrs Bier unb
fpnlfiSe @etrGnFe ltets fril6 BON Der AueIle.
o5 Ubn S9trIine, prpP'r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
SbriifDpb &dppel's
9ambf= TGr6eret.

Ssisene unO puIIrue SbapIs, S6Ieisr, 8lsi-
ber, SGnber, Gebern, II. (. 10, in better WeiIe
ssfdrbt unb Ssreinist. Serrenflriper srfarbt unb
sereinist. EsaSF Das feinlfe 6abrifat iptrb. ni6t
brIhahist 9Sca- uub Saumppa- @arn
in jebsr 6arbs srflrbt. ...
Der llntsrnsbmsr bfFBt cine l1nsiGbrise Gr-
fabruns i'm @ef6Gfte unb pirb ale auftrase
piinftli6 ausfiibren.
Seine Garantie i'm Sale BON 6eusr. 9Qe ar-
tifel miidsn Spr 9Iblaaf ron ;pet Mcnpisn a6ses
bolt psrben. 81. 8Gppel,
I'M SaIsmsnt bon s. 3stIsr's neusm GsbGubs,
3eS ilabe ber BGderei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
NySi1lnicb's s S0lOl1.
Dunn pre. Wa.

Dunmpre, pa.
Mrinen 8nunern unb SsFanntrn bisrmit bic
rrsrbene anSeise, baB pbiseS epfal neu sinserids
tct unb bebeutsnb SrrsrDBert tpOrbeu 1T. gBarme
unb fdlte SpriIen ;u iecer Belt. Die Straesn.
Giicnbabn BON Seranton flbrt bis gum SauIf.
gud ma6t berIelte barauf aufmerfinm, bab er
nit outer Stalun9 fir pferbr Seriebsn III.
23ilS 9puis Winni6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
9S0lfcrs Selt1pd0c

SD llntepei6nstsr cmpfrbls mrins nsue Seu.
paage ben 9irgtrn Scn Seantpn. Ia i'd tag
lid Yepsile in msins SGnts bsfommr, bae Gin
GROCER S6pintel nit benz Seu setrieben pirp,
peIdrs nidt bier eepo9su pprbsn it, unS nians
der Mann an elmer sin;Srn Saeung um Is
Dollars bstrpsrn tpirp, 10 parne i'd irten Siir-
ger, frin Sen Su faufeu, aubfr es il bier seppeen
pprben. YGbrre Ausfunft bel
f0ir66 &bri1ian SSlfer,
DEM live, rabs Gjinfer's NStelirrr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
S5auer s sSamfc,
8srfdufrr BON
Grprcrieem fI1lb 9rpbifTpnelr.

WatnfraBe, Ssbe part
nrtrn BEN Sptrl bss SnrH Gjerrse @rGtsr.
Ginem Ssrsbrten beutl6sn pubIifum bic srss-
benitr Nn,eiss baB mir fOrtpGbrenb rinen auSse.
pGbften gorratb BON prpsiant unb eebensmit-
trIn an Sanb baItrn une ,u ben biIlisfrn Yretien
an unIsre aunben perfaufen.
Snhem mir UNI sablreidsn 3uipru6 bitten,
ssben mir bic Ssrli6erunI bab lptppbl AuaIit1f
ME Yreile bsr gSaaren ni9tS Su tpiinl6sn iibris
la0en. 30ap8
Safpb Saurr. 5rirtri6 @anfs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
&aCe0ipoit1la .S0lts

SaUaWaHHa AptHHF, HapF ptm SFPpL
Gbas. SrppP, prppr.
3as obisr, in better Wsiis rinesri6tsts Saus
in nit glaem Serfeben, mas benz aSrper CUR StGrs
flung unb GrfriIduns nptbis II.
GjulrS Sier, bic feinltsn @sine, eiaubre unp
Gisarrsn, parms unb falts Spsien; gufrrn, auf
jeee glrt subrreitet.
Gin friner Saal fir Damen uub 6amilirn.
I'm SabIrri9rn 3uipru6 sriu6t irins 8rruubr
25in8 Gbas. SrUpp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-07-08
Gbmar6 6iinffer,
Harmonic Saloon,
psnn apsnue, Srantpn, ga.

Gjutr, biliss @strdnfc, ale Sprtsu tulte Spei-
fen INNER sprrGtbig.
3abIrei9tm 3uipru9 snteessnlebent, ssi6nst
ii6 Gbuarb @anfrr.
80. SuIi tS6S,-ba
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29


I'd IS now very uncertain whether
the law relating to fencing and herd
ihg Of stock was ataH changed by the
action Of the Legislature last WHITES
OF not. We come hone Impressed
with the opinion that q herd law Coz
the State, with the exception ola few.
localities, had been passed, signed
and approved, but later developments
are convincing Us that We were de-
oeivcd. The publication and distribu-
ton Of the laws and Journals must
soitie IRE matter. We introduced 4
bin requiring the publication Of the
laws o. general Importance 10 the
newspapers az the State at the exc
pensa 81 the counties. First az the
capital then In TIE counties, from au-
tborized slips sent By the Secretary OF
State. But this wasthOught 70 be too.
expensive away ofinforming the peo-
pn Ia reference b TIE laws which
governed them. And 60 We have
been left 10 gr0upe cur way along IN
der such Hight as "A or B shoad cartify
10 &c correct The consequence Is,
that when the blind Lead the blind
we are al IA tie ditch. Mr.. J0hR st
Bowen, tie Clerk Of he House, In a
letter dated April I7ths 20 Hon. s.
M6xweu az Cas- county. writes that
aAn aat e restrain stock from run-
ming 6 hTge an the State 81 Nebras-
d. pasled. But with fhe exception Of
many loeslltIm.n The editor u the
Omaha RspubHegns says be has exam
med the Giles, and knows that Gne|
Governer poeksted the ON, and con-
seonenuy It failed to beeome 4 law.
mr.. Bowen, a. the same letter, writes
thnt "a Get 70 protect cultivalod lands
from trespas By stock, was indea-
nney postponed "a the House. On the
1sth, of Eebradly, upon bsing read
thu first tine. Thh TIE editor 81 ne
R8bGbNooa sage Was aFDed ~ ne
Speaker and President and spprpyed
By The Governor. s. n TIE above IS
true. the Governof poeketed the bill
tlAf did pas, and approved ne one
that aid not pasa All 0f whreh, Ml
coEre6k leaxns NcbEaaka without q
herd Law. And We Vontzrs the neser-
fion. that the dfmaga e the people 0f
49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

Rnfnffra a. Ht0.lrH and
.fisrc. u g. oretd b. e cry Council
~ the GHE a HfuuH.0s ttnt b 81&l here
HI4t Be rHLeNIH ~ any street. pea
I4t haW % - WN4-R At -
rt aale rAar Iu goods WEcs Ok merc1and1e. "a
oIf&e. Witfin 1atI tEF ElIuoII o4Fln8 oDlMn40 ~
$50 License a40I be l9euee for less period
I.r ter tfe. nor for & N peuo1 man one
~ ana H .CeH9oH lI tao M3IOI
tuI cunt 9red ana E-telaO I the CLERK
enc4 Nolaa be tie any q Gle CITY Eerh %
make out all licenses granted 20 pecIe5 anq naEa
rrs nd fssna tie same. on receiving nom the aprH
cant the. license ofthe Mayor 30 The CITY Treas
urer's receipt for twenty dollars fer q license ruu-
Ming one year and fr e smaller sum Tor jess uefl-
Cd. 81 the cscreEon oftho Mayer bus n no event
e be issued for q less sum t1aa three dol1A
SEc.A EFery haWker, pedlIr. OF o1fr p9aon
wfIhaleesa. cr ctherWlfe earryfnG % Rl % ex-
nr lsr any roct4. wares on met1NN4e
ui.3Dut license, upon conviction thereof 1eLoro the
MayoF. s1f1i be punished ~ aHne 3 SUM not
Less ~ 1n4 loLNF Dut H 8al NH1 @ANAt
eEC.5 &. Hnny haWNer, n4ll1I o. pthcr R4A -
Aforesaid. shall refuse 20 show DIS, her oE tner u
cense when requested by any person % Wnom Ae
sheor they shall ferW seI any 0fhl8, her or their
xnofs. wares az Merchandise. Or 20 the MARSHALL or
ne CITY. feshe Or rnaTsn shall he HluI1bec IL the same
manner IS Tor exposihg ne same 1E sale without
license.
sFr.a Nothing 1n this 0rdlaance contained shah
be eoustrued toappE 90 b eEcnder Of ~ g
trilulng RELIGIOUS books o. IacH ony shall oe ex-
rms ordinaneesbau b. ia nrce from and
amer Is legal puohcnlen.
GIcJ. W. EA-IRBROTuER, Mayor
&c WcEAUaHL0E. GerE Ia
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

The Teachers Association Of Nema-
aha county wiz meet pursuant 70 adj
j0ufnment at london, on the 7th and
sth Of May. Those who are appoint-
sd 70 take part in the discussion. It Is.
hoped, wiz prepare themselves to con-
duct the same with some degree Of Inc
terest There should be q general at
tendence Of all who are engaged IN.
teaching. We regret that we shall be.
absent at Omaha, and the part assign
ed us win have to be otherwise pro-
vided for. From what we learn from
those Interested, a grand time Is an
ticipated, and a much larger meeting.
81 the friends Of education win be.
then and there held, than has assem-
blsd Cor 4 similar purpose before 81.
the county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

There viii be q meeting Of the d.
rectors Of the st. Louis and Nebraska
Trunk Railroad compsny ia BFown-
vfle, on next Monday e. which im-
poEtaut business wiz be transacted.
We confess 20 little Impotence ct
the deluy thus Ear ia Railroad enter
prises in this part Of the State. We.
shall be glad 10 know that heneei0rth
more active, energetic, actual raIl road
work IL ia the immediate future, and
that there win be no more room Cor.
complaint Weshali await the con-
clusion Of next weeks meeting with 81
good deal Of interest The road can
be built and the people Of Eemaha
county are willing TO aid Il. Wehope.
the directors VIII ''push things.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

~ Omaha has taken steps 20 celebrate
the completion Of the Railroad ecross
the continent Gov. Alvin Saunders
sss % be the President Of the day, with
q long list Of distinguished Vice Pres
gdents. Various COMMITTEES have been
Appointed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

.N LH
Corrected weekly for the Advertiser by
NAYS DRY ooDs&cLOTHINe REeULAroR
calIo0 u6aI2c.
Heavy Yard vide MEs1ins, sc.
Rsao6e wide. ioceN.
All Wool Delaine, 4c.
ShnWlB, G-1B, S. 81
Plaid Elannels, sc.
Plaid Flannels, &G5oc.
Bo1mOral skirts, 81 So
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

We learn from the Lribuae that the
rains Of last week reached Pawnee
counts, and have done the LATE s5wsa.
wheat much good that grass and oth-
er Vegetation 6 starting rapidly and.
that e q unusually windy even for.
weather IN that IoeaHtg
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

From The Gazette we learn that an
election Is 60 be holdIn johnson coun-
Iy on TIE 18th Day Of May next. 70 de-
fermfae whether The county via give
5000 per mile 70 sid IN constructing
ne Nemaha valley Railroad. No
more thah 5000 d IS % Be given, and
the road must Be completed through
The county, and within one half mile
sfthe Court House Square IN Tecum-
sen, within three years, II II accepts
the proposed help Of the county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

INV YoAK, April M-The San says
q Washington dispatch stating that
President Grant has appointed Hon.
Horace Greedy, and that gentleman
has excepted the office Of commission
erlof tbe Pacific Railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

late advice from Pekin and Hong
Kong are received. Sir Rutherford
Aieock, British Minister 70 China
6nHiavely contradiets Mr.. BuTl q.
games assertions that the Chinese de-
slrs peoQress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

TIE Second Annual State Sunday.
School C0nvenaon win Be held in Ne
braaka City, May 2sth, 27th and S8th.
This win boa goodopportuRity 10 give
The Sunday School children ofNsma-
he county nae Oh ths Rall1oad
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

CHICAGO, April Alt Is officially
anOnunced that the connection viii
be made between the Union and Cen
tral Pacific Railroad ct Monument
some time during the present
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

The Rev. John Price. formerly o.
Richardson county, but late 81 HIlls-
dale, in this county, started this week
Tor California. Mr. Price has been
preaching IN this and Richardson
oounty for some time past. and has
endeared himself TO a host o. friends
who Iament his departure He has
suHsrsd much &c late with IN Affect
ION 81 the ne fhrost which hes in
dncsd him 70 seek amHdef climate. ID
hopes ofreooyery. The public win BE-
pleased g learn that he arrives safely
en- Che western slope, and that its
baimy breezes restores him 10 useful
ness ii his masters cause.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

From and Hfterthe nrst day Of May,
taxes on zealand personal property for
The year 1858, win draw ono per cent
per month interest," which Is due and
collectable ON the first day Of each
month That d on the first day of
May one per Gems. win be added and
ne m on any ether day, and on the
anz4 day Of June two per cent win Be.
added, and 30 On the first day Of each
month one Der cent additional until
the tax 5 collected.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

April I'd, By Judge "A. ". Morgan. at Mrs.
DaTid Higgins and Elizabeth James.
Tzia @ q good beginning for the Mrs. Lisdes
a Bees. and We doubt net MI. Higgins via
pr0vena splendid husband.H Young Ladies.
there's your chance.
April nth. az Carthage, H., the Rev. Bfr.
Esierbrook, Of Peru, Nemaha county. Neb..
Carthage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

ALBANY, April @-The bill was
ordered to a third reading removing
the capitol ofthe State to NeB York
by q vote Of a to IS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

SAX FRANCISCO, April .. The Dem
ocfatic Convention Of Washington
Territory met at Vancouver, Aprif22d,
and nominated Gov. Moor for delegate
% Congress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

Ni8I1eIB have cOEDenceo unrHEeg
ann Id the vicinity OF the enc OF the
Paahe Railroad, to witness the laying
of the last rail and driving Of the last
Bplke Of the Pacific Railroad, which
takes place on Friday or Saturday
unrt
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

WARRINGTON. April 28.-The public
debtstatemenf Is 70 be issued on Sat
urdaynext, and wiz according to the
present prospect exhibit q decrease
Of two millions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

"A short trip into the country this
week convinced us that this is q good
country 20 live 10. The grass, wheat,
oats and trees look fresh and green.
Fruit trees are IN bloom, and corn is
being planted, andmany fields entire
y finished. The myriads Of grass
hoppen-mere specks as yet-are nu-
merous III spot and much damage is
feared from their ravages before they.
take unto themselves wings and fy
away. which viii be about the first Of
June. We hopethe farmers win have
q good year before them. The late
rains have cheered them immensely.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

Ajax has Induced TIE Governor e
appoint one Seth Robinson. q lawyer
at Lincoln Attorney General lor the
state. Ajax snd others speak very
highly Of his qualifications.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

The Commissioners Of Otos county
declared that che late law exemPiing
1ands from taxation where ambeF has
been set ont and cultivated, refers q
timber set out this and subsequent
-rann
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

PRrMNITORY PoINT, April N.-The
Junction Of the Union and Central
PaiGc Railways, near this station viii
take place some time during the pres
emit week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

The Memphis Post after printing
one Of Johnson's speeches since BE g
rival ~ Tennessee, reports IRE balance
~ thesimple word, ditto. dltto &e
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29


GALE OF TRAY STOCK-N
~ Monday. tha Eth day ofnav
IS p "A oldsr hf ah 49,
no frHe Eernhn
AE-l 1Al lulD UIm ct
1oclock pm peT Cot 1yfawod -
TO .n-l 4E-.L NEoc1u1nia. fst-M
oF benjamin l8fnuan. andanDrainf a
Lara RE. HDGHRtT
Q1LA1 NOEICE-Takenu phrN
- suoseEloer y lafayette precinct
bead nsls mont foot ana rghr ht7d
". 1HE
CTRAY NOTICF-Takenp nEE
~ subscriber, on Long Branch. IA
west corner oINeDeha CornT. a tn -
strawberry Ho1u Mare. win head 1sI AZ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

n recent 6c1ato ~ ths Senate, a.
which gpnrua, az Rhe1s Esirnd. Ab-
brM O. Norfh cuclna, end ntlleza
wess pa~rlioipauun, gre eaits
Mr.. PresdemA
eado cE dnn Gen
the Senator froaa I'D O.
am reminded Of . AH1e ulu
Ia my travels Il eheAced af fNt lnt
60 happen 81 q 4afm h0u #lq
locking up taW large m1a.u $50
3 monSref pappT dog. The little dog
msde az me viii mpIdity and flam
behind bit nt my heels, and Tighten.
ea af Ms benaeritV,Euu bowling away,
biloWed 81 his larger companion.
me Senate wiz observe the mongrei.
whininT u1DpY. enCDuTaEeo % tIe
m0HfM AUD eIIoof134eo aD H1
ffUm the shadow ~ IFS hacker, ran
rapidly H8oy 1rn1e4a az BIB lHmeFitY,
while the overgroWn eur lnll0Wcd
With both ers topped and bis tail
1etWeen bis legs % place of M4ey
beside bis menaeed companion.
III. Abboa deeires ME. 6praeue eo'
say whether this lang1a referred %.
him 81 not, and goes Gastcrin a1onnd
for several days, saylne that spnashe
must retract Or BE WfH thrash him.
and spraguois expeetedt0 sh0et upon,
receiving the f1st blow. After days
o fanxiety, Sumter and Sherman 90
as angels Of peace 10 Spragae and pro-
eufe 9 line from him as follows
WASHINGTON. ID. G., April N-1b
hoA Us abbott, ~ Sea-. Slr, 4
have no hesiloiion 80 at once replying
% your mole that The paragraph of my.
peech referred % was written and IN.
manuecr.pt some time before deliver
ed Is che Senate, and before yen par
deipated in Tie DEBATE, and therefore
vas not Intended TO apply % yOu.
Your Obedient servant,
~. SPRAGUE.
TO which Abbott replys as follows;
WAsurNGHON. d. c., April 23.-I00
Hon. H2n. MDra7aes Sir, i have pleas
ure in acknowledging your letter Of
Ghis date, which shows shat i had
misconceived Youflanguage Ny own
allusi0n Co vou aaerwards, in the SEN
-.Nf We. A00M.NI vi ". AA41l8AD-B
ton, and ] ask you 60 consider itas
unsaid. lam, tir, very respectfully,
j. G. ABB0TT.
This dlsgraceful affair Of Northern
insolence and Southern blood has had
q peaceful solution Notwithstanding
TIE threats both mand ont Of the Sem
ate Of q more bitter nature. It deval-
ops anew the radical difference in
training Of che two sections Of our
country. BoutheFn Senator'S thought
that either spragus must Tetract or
that there was no honorabls course for
Abbott 20 pursue bit the whip or fight
him. Northern Senators thoughtsat-
~sfaciion By the latter course not only
disgraceful TO Abbott but 20 the Dig
nifty Of 3 Senator, s0procured peace
fuI settlement Of the dimculty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

Oderat public sale the unsold lots and blocUl8
town Of Lincoln. said property consists OF naE
numbered blocks, the even humber haFlnFM
sold heretofore bV the state and bow lafgeJ -
pied BY BUILDINGS The terms 81 sale VIII D. %
and for not less thar ire appraised Valne. sIF
praisment % he made b. nhe ComuhsionI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-04-29

H rTT
HRaDauanTERs DEpanT1nE1r OF THE PLAz7E1
o1An1, NEn. AT1n III, saC
.CEALED BIDS, i'll duplicate, with
~ guaranteed. sienedby two responsible par
l Widle receIEed az tha once until
30 $500 ms5se u q re e
E.a iTaGfel 1e'GU4 ~
OMAHA BARRACKs NEBRASKA
5s19 Ceres Wee sens eeal, 3s1sQ
1gn8 AavtE3B t1 SteAss
FE McPHERsON. NEBRASKA.
s,1s8eprds Waus. 1,a32 tons CoaI, 2,s21
&Nla H1Te Ism BusheEs Eharona1
NORTH ELATTE, NEBRASKA.
es1 cords weed, 500 rons Coal, 40 tens uf
n. sEDGwIcK COLORADO.
45g8 cords Weed, 11e tens CoaI, ass tons
nays I'D b1racL8 81 ChaFcoo1s
SIDNEY, NEBRASKA
ho1 eoras Weea, SEQ taas Coas SIS tens
Hay 6D0buHke1b ChnrcDnL
n II "A. RussELh WYOMING
eso11 ceras Weed 5000 tons Coak Sass
tens Huy $500 basheE Charcaals Loco
III SANDERS WTOM1EG,
3,2lO cqrfs Weed. 1s02As8nsC Coal, 3S5taas
Nags 30 bushels Charcoals o busAels
p FRED STEELE. WYoNING.
1yeGN eordB Weed, g52 tons Coal, 6sy
tens Hays 1900 bushels Chmweoa1s
A,8oO bushe1s Lime.
Fl. BBLDGER WYOMING.
1s081 cords Weed, 7s2 IONS Coal, $40
f0nG Hay g hushe1 ChareonL
1890 bushels Lime
CAMP DOUGLAS, UTAH.
q e1a cnrds Wood, 1,1SS tona Caa7, 4Oa
tens Hay
ETsLAHAME WYOMING
2eZo eoEa. Wees, so tons Hay, soc