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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
ON A re A
NURSERY AND EXPERIMENTAL
GARDEN.

We have a fine stock of the following articles,
with many others, which we offer at low prices for
cash.
Every Plant Warranted True to
Name and Right in Every Respect.
Apples, Pears, Peaches,
Cherries, P1ums, ApricOts,
Nectarines Ounces, Dwarf
Peaches, Grapes, Raspber-
ries, Strawberries, Black
berries, Currants and Coos
berries.
Also a Fine Stock of Ornamental
Trees and Shrubs; a Full Assert
ment Of Bulbs, DahliaS, POenaS,
Dialetras, Aquilegias, &C., &c., CON-
IVERS' COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS, NEW
VARIETIES of POTATOES, &C., &c.
Rs-send Red stamp for Fruit and Bulb Cata-
lOgues. "a
PERKINS & CONGDON, PrOprietOrs.
ONARGA. IroquOis Co., Illinois. 1-sm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Clinton WTNE.-The Clinton forms a sta
pie red Wine. The grape is rich in sugar, and
makes n deeply colOred wine. The acidity of
the grape gradually passes Off as the wine in
creaseS in age. To be appreciated it should
not be drank until two years old and Is still
better ut three; it is one Of the best wines,
and commands a high ~price.-JournqE Horti-
culture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Apple Root Crafts!
Apple Root Grafts!!

WE solicit early orders for Apple
w Root Crafts of all leading kinds, to be
on -Four Inch Roots, put mp the coming winter by
experienced hands, IN the most careful manner,
each kind properly labeled and packed in damp
sawdust, so as TO reach at any distance In good con-
ditiOn. 1000 TO 500 8 per 1000; 10000 tor S15 and
900 for 2ljO. MOrea at cheaper rates. These prices
Include packing and boxing. A fine lot Of one year
Old Apple Trees, from > to feet, viii sell cheap;
also Grape Vines. Currants, Strawberries, Hedge
Plants and Apples Stocks. send for Price List. free
70 al applicants, Address
u HTORDAE,
24n Boz 10, EO0asfH1pDs, RI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Pam
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

CATCHISG cold is a common phrase for an
attack of catarrhy but il is a very incorrect
one. WhenI felt a fresh cold beginning, /
tried in vain to- Rccount for IL, until l acci-
IDENTIFY saw in COPIand's Dictionary that The
most fertile cause of acOld was coming from
a moist, cold air, TO ~ hot dry rOOnG Since
cold comes from catching hOt-DE- TltOBlds
Inmdn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
,ftey- h-Ong ChdrEcs U00LeY, one 0T the 0Iifd ruIg.
l.rl.Ifrlr IL NJ WI.
Westward PoIST, ulster Co, \. W

IfsgFFs. FeIrtS Il luulro00-
DEAR SIRs: Yours Of the 18th avn in receiptd Of.
ia which Won ask 10 i have any hjections osrHtng
YOU. for publication, the facts i am acquainted Win
In relation to the character OF the WGtsr GupG ]
have never Endorsed the aharacfer or u~sefuiaEs q
vines. or other articles Ofany description. and would
NOT nj my present stage Of lie were 10 rot nrtu1
rpasOfE which seem sufficient. First, know ibe
UdIter Grdpc vii meet the prejudices widespread
throughout the country, caused BY the WuTthlrsnfa
I'm most localities of many Of its predecessor ~e-
that the Waiter is the best variety / have had ay
knowledge OF. and I think I have cultivated nearly
all that have been recommended, d~iscurting i1rl.
all and falling back upon the Concord ami uardun
Prolific rs vhtevard Varieties. I am interested
knowing that the fruit OF the HURcr gruNslwtI
each year rs the vine grDWs older, being HsiyuG
fully One-third larger than IL was TIVE Yesn asD. -
grows well sets fruit well. i have sem z ripe sef-
any mildew on its fruit or Onits large and lhick 1t
Delaware shaped foliage. The Favor Of The nui
think superior to any other variety. You say N
your circular 70 is u Seeding u the DelsHanraa
Diana: i think the character Of eaCh Oftheey EF
ties Is quite distinguishable IN the Hnhr pafnGs
larry that of the BelayEaFe. I alsd think WOW.
make a wine Of high character. / have YsarlA
annually sincett first bore, six years AZ, thfee u
In Ulster Co., n. " In - low valley. where me -
bella seldom ripens, and each lime it was uly ~
in August. / have seen 70 each Ofthe three nNlFl
sons I'm POughkeepsie, ripening 90 the SAME IN
excepting last year, when the consllh. ~
time, butt perfected IFS fruit by the middle
TENDER. The raisins Of the last menlohu
have seen and eaten, which were gDuA. 1870
succeeding i'm the low valley and tenac9h =
POughkeepsie, I think il will b. well adapttu
varied sections Of oar cDuntry, You me-
whatever use Ofthese opinions you deeta Wnpgl
-YO~unstruly. CHARLES WOpLEi.
FERRIS q CAYWOOD,
2l-y POughkeepsie. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
"CHAS. DOWNING.

The "Otoe Red Streak" is a seed
ling by j. H. MASTERS, President of
the State Horticultural Society, near
Nebraska City. Will he be kind
enough to furnish US, for publication,
the information desired by MI. Down
ing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

WHAT HORSES BRING.-HOrses of
great reputation have always COM
manded great prices. At Newmarket,
in 1905, a bay colt, by Pipato, sold for
So, 900. In the same year a twO-year
old colt by BeningbOrOugh, atwo-year
old by Volunteer, and a three year old
FLY by Sir Peter, were sold for SO, 900
each. For the celebrated horse Shark,
$4,000 were refused, and O'Kelly de-
clined to accept an offer of 500, 600 for
his stallion. Tradition says that the
Duke of DevOnshire refused for Fly
ing Childers the weight of the horse
in gold. A few years ago the great
sire StOckwell could not be bought for
500, 900; and we presume that when
GladiatOur was carrying everything
before him on the English turf, the
Count de la Grande would not have
parted with him for $3.50, 900. Com
ing to America, we find that nearly
SIS, 900 were paid for Lexington and
that his son, Kentucky, was sold for
$40, 600. Mr.. Alexander refused $780,
600 for Asteroid, Kentucky's half bro
ther; and Norfolk, another half
brother, was valued at $4,000. Mr..
Bonner paid $50, 900 for Dexter, and
offers 500, 600 for one that can equal
Dexter's wagon time.-TRJ Field and
Farm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Usage HEDGE A
HARGIs 4 sOMMER.

Oft The STAR NURSERIES,, Quincy, Illinois, offer
to the trade a large quantity of Usage Plants, grown
on rolling land and therefore very superior to those
grown on flat land this wet summer. They Will be
sold very cheap for cash. Those desiring plants by
the 1000, 100000 or lyOOOO00 will do well to correspond
with them. New Trade List now ready. film
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
"NEwBURGH, Nov. D. 1863.

"R. w. FURSAs, ESQ: Dear Sir.-Yyur pa
per n the apple anne this morning, for
which ! am much obliged. The apple is ten
der and juicy, with slightly vinOus flavor,
and can be ciassed among the very good
ones, and perhaps on a further trial may
prove "best." From IFS size and tender skin,
would think it more suited to the amateur
than for orchard or market purposes. a
you tell me with whom and what town IL or
tginated in? Is its growth upright or spread
ing, vigorous CT only moderately 50, and
it bear every year, or every other year; is Il
productive, and the fruit always fair, and
what is its time of ripening and lastly, is it
considered a valuable apple n worth In
Producing? One thing mOre-was the apple
you sen q medium averaged One
"Yery Respectfully,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.
1871 YEAR. 500 ACRES.

10 GREENHOUSES.
An First Glass stock. In part. as follows:
Appleton, W, IS; > yr., 500; 3gT., 500.
Duchess OldenbUrgs GFimEs's Tramsceudenf
loo, 1 gT., So mr., 500 HislOB-l and > yrs.
S~fahdard-lW So 1000 $3.50.
Pear, DwaFf-1O So; 1000 $50.
RRsBberry-BiG MiOmi and DOOIthEe-IOm Sa
HlackbeEFy-HitdtiRV, Wilson'S EdriV-IOW s15.
Rect Grafts-AssOrtmens Including Duchess, HI
sop. TrGnscendenG, Grimes. Stark and Southern
S0TfS-1O,OW $50
Nursery SeOcks-SOrtS. WRd Goose and lRaer
Plum.
Usage orange Rianes-1Src class, I0yOO0 S13O0
EvCrHFcems-MOSiy rdasDtdn1ed ,mGGnffccaE sd8ck
Mapies-S0n or SIIUerLeGUed, al sizes, facEHdfng
1000 Forest, 6 inch S150; trdRSDLGRted s 20 u inca.
500 1000, 2tO4U, S14S 4tO6(E, s6t0SU u, So
R0ses-5O0 sorts, JdT0gSt StOcf, 100 S12s 1000 800,
Greenhouse, BEDDING and Vegetable Plants
Fruit and Flower Plafes4 samples by mai. e.,
RrSend 10 cents for Catalogues.
y. k PHOENEX,
EtT Bloomington. Illinois.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

HRMAs often heretofore said, we
0E9 now repeat, we will take
pleasure in receiving and forwarding
orders 60 any of our advertising pat
rnns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Plant Choice Fruits.

NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER.
IN I will send fine SALEM GRAPES by
mail for 81 each. Rogers 4, IS, 10, at SOC each. Kit
tatinny and Wilson's Early BlackberFies at 81 per
dozen, by mail. Clark Raspberry, $50 per dOz.
Philadelphia do, 500 per dozen, all by mail.
VIII deliver the fOlOwinga at Express Office. prop
erly packed, at the following prices: Concord Grapes
IS and $40 per hundred. Delaware, DIANA, CreVel-
ing and Ives Seeding, $5 per hundred. Salem
Grapes at S75, $50 and so per hundred. Rogers 4, Is,
and 10 at so per hundred. Fine Roses at $50 per
dozen. Marshal Neil Rose by mail &c each.
Address JOHN CHARLTON.
9Iy Rochester, N. Y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Yours truly b. c. sCoFrELD.

must be made 1efore the 18th Of December
ana half the mohey accompanying the order,
and balance colested on delivery.
Nj. Scofield has been engaged in
tree planting on the prairies of ILL
nois, and has given the European
Larch question perhaps as much or
more attention as any other man in
the West. We will be pleased, and
know that our many agricultural
readers will consider themselves BEN
Gifted by hearing again, and often,
and i'm detail. from Mr.. ScofeId.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
THE
SALEM GRAPE!


Should be in every Garden and every Vineyard in
the land. We have good evidence that in th3 West
il Is to be eminently successful. IL is Garner, and
infinitely superior to the Concord I'm quality, and
must Supplant that variety so fast as It's merits be
come known. The Salem, as is well known, is the
best Of the Rogers Hybrids." Mr.. Rogers thus
describes it:
Like other well known kinds, Nos. Z and Is, this
IS a Hybrid between a native and the Black Ham
burg, bunch large and compact. berry large as
HAMBURG, of a light chestnut or Catawba color. thin
skinned, perfectly free from hard pulp, very sweet
ana sprightly, with q most exquisite aromatic ia
yOr; not equalled by any other outdoor grape FOR
wine or table. as early and hardy as. Delaware or
Hartford, having never failed to Fipen its fruit, In
the most unGaVOrabIe season, for the past six Tears.
Taking all ITS qualities into consideration, e~arliness,
hardness, and great yigOr Of vine. size and qualify
Of fruit, il Is pronounced by the best judges who
have tried IL, 70 have no equal among all the nu-
with confidence recommend il as the best Of all my
collection"
The bulk Of the Salem stock passed from Mr..
Rogers into the hands Of Mr.. 7. L Harris. at Salem
On-Eres That gentleman has 20 acres Of il In Vine
yard, and under date of Aug 9th, 1863, writes:
DEAR SIR II have much pleasure in continuing
TO report most favOrably Of the Salem. They are
Gus grower. They have not suffered from the win
ter or the trying summer, escaping mildeW where
other varieties have been affected seriously.
I am so well satisfied with their promise, that al
though i have thirty acres Of this one variety, 1
filed up most Of the vacancies In my other vine
wards with them.
Yours truly I'll HARRIS.
Last spring we relieved Mr.. Harris from the prop
agatiOn OF the salem, by purchasing his entire
stock Of vines for traRsplauting. and also the wood
from his large vineyard. We are consequently
able 70 offer TO the public the
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

Cash with the order, satisfactory reference, or
sent by express with bill for collection ON delivery.
PRICE of trees packed and delivered at Express
Office or Railway Station at this place:
Ito 6inches high, e per 100, SIS per 1000.
StO p inches high, per 100, 20 per 1000.
Is TO "A inches high, per 100. 60 per 1000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
DON'T FORGET MARTHA.
Grape Vines and Small Fruits.
NURSERY ESTABLISHED IN 1857.

A splendid stock Of Vines and Plants are offered
the coming Spring, including nearly every variety
known TO be OF value. The new and popular White
Grape,
MARTHA, OR WHITE CONCORD,
in large or small quantities price 81 single, or Sper
dozen, for strong No. plants, postpaid by mall If
desired. Less by tile hundred or thousand.
Also, Arnolds new Hybrids, Eumelan, Walter,
Weekawken, Christine, Hine, and all valuable
numbers Of Rogers Hybrids; also, Delaware, Iona,
Israella, Concord, Ives, NOrtOn's Virginia, etc, ETC.,
In all about one hundred distinct varieties.
Kittatinny Blackberries and Clarke RaspberEies
I'm large quantities, Jucunda and Charles Downing
Strawberries, DOwning's Seeding GOoSebeEsie,
Cherry. Versailles, White Grape, and Black Naples
CurrantS, etc, etc.
SEND stamps for Illustrated Catalogue and Price
Lists, 70
GEO. w. CAMPBELL,
IO-3m Delaware Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
From Chas. Downing.

Not long since we sent Mr.. CHAs.
DOWNING a specimen Of the "OtOe
Red Streak" apple, a Nebraska seed
ling. The following letter is his
reply:
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

M -"
Dir. d. @. S~COFIELD, of Elgin, ILL.,,
writing us on some business matters
under date Of n November %, and speak
ing Of his efforts in tree planting and
forest raising, and expressing a desire
to extend information upon this sub
ject, says:
at was not my choice, only from the pres
sure Of applicants that I consented tOimport
Iarch seeds and plants for the market, ana
then Only for the slightest enumeration j
never before imported plants only fOrmy own
use, as few are willing to risk any consldera-
bic QUANTITY shipped from Europe, as there
is generally more or less loss In the plangs.
AS there are now parties who desire 10 be
furnished with Barch plants. have oHered
my services to import for them on orders OF
fifty thousand or more. / have waited TIL
this time TO learn definitely what plants can
be obtained for in Europe. The May frOStS
last spring in Scotland destroyed all the two
year seedlings, consequently they have moth
Ing hut one year Seeding plants for the Mar
ket Of next spring. The supply OF Seeding
Iarch was exhausted by contracts on orders
early I'm the fall, as ! was credibiy informed.
One year old Seeding Iarch can be shipped
from Scotland and delivered in Chicago for
four undred dollars per hundre thousand
plants, or two hundred dollars for nifty thou
sand. The plants Will be put up In a case
with care Interference to their safe shipment,
aud attic risk of him who orders as relates
70 injury on the passage. The case VIII not
be opened until by the owner, in any part OF
fhe Northwest that may be ordered by eX-
press. Always shipped by ocean steamers,
and forwarded by express from New York.
Larch seed can be obtained and sold at sou
per pound.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
Frnit Trees. vines. &c.
FOR SALE!

Pure Bred Hogs and Fowls Win
ter Seed Wheat, and other FARM SEEDS, from
Deir'z Experimental Farm, Chambersburg Pa
DiehEs and. BoughtOn Beardless; Weeks and
T~readwelTs Bearded White Wheats; French White
and Red ChafT; Purple straw Bearded Red Medit-
erranesn, and German Amber Beardless' are the
best, earliest, hardest and most productive Wheats
that can be recommended for general cultivation.
Price IS per busheL. -Four pounds of any kind by
mail, post paid, for q. Twenty heads of different
varieties sent post paid, for a. Twenty other vari-
cites of Wheat, Barley and Oats, of last years i'm
portatIon. See Deitz's Experimental Farm Jour
nal; send and subscribe for it; only $3.50 per year
the most useful Journal printed.
Address GEO. A. DEITz,
est Chambersburg, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

SALT YOUR CHuENEY.ETn building a china
ney, put a quaptity of salt into tile mortar
fith which tbe i~4tefcOurses Of brick are to
Aald. Ihe effect will he that there never
pe a. qccpmulRtiOns Of SCOT in thai
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
MARTHA, Or WHITE CONCORD,
100 Trees and Plants for SIC

will send by Express, to any address,
20 Apple Trees, good sorts, different seasons,
3 Pear Trees.
3 Peach Trees,
10 LawtOn BlackberrieS,
10 Wilson Strawberries,
10 Concord Grapes,
10 DOOlittle Raspberries,
10 Red Dutch CuTrantS,
10 HOughton GoOsebeFries,
all for $40; or one half the above for s., or double
for SIS. All No. l plants and trees.
%PACKING FREE ia
Address
w. H. DAVIS,
10-5m Box 14I, Decatur, Ill.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

The American Chestnut.
One of the most profitable Timber and Nut pro
ducing Trees in America.
TWO HUNDRED THOUSANDTRES FROM
FOUR INCHES To I'VE FEET
HIGH, FOR SALE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

At the National Saccharine Test for Wine. Al
HammOndspOrt, n. Y, Oct. 18th, 1SS. the CliuTa
stood in saCchnrine matter g1-HUIT g-bHn i0t-
DeIatCuY'e IGl This teN was made with n ounrasof
the Walter, somewhat frozen. 20 = ounces Of elchuf
the other varieties.
Next morning disappointment. Clerk. ard on-
of the Directors of tine Pleasant Valley Wine Co.
(the parties WHO conducted the test the ddy hebrpI
to satisfy themselves Of the merits Of the waller
by an equal trial, tested ~ ounces Of iona from &c
same lot that were used the dag before. and the
saccharOmeter stood ut W-the Walter bcatingita
Had II ounces OF the Delaware and Catawba ben
pressed equally hard with the WNHgr. their skins
and centres being acid. the Delaware would have
stood lower and the CataWba prOpOrtiOnably bei5W
the Delaware. All the other varieties ranged m1h
lower than those enumerated above
There had been constant rains and damp EefuT
n the section where the Setter Erew-its r0mpaH- ca
Ors growing at H~ammOndspOrt and along theak-,
where there had been but little rain during fhper
Son-dry soil and weather being Necessary fFhs
perfect sweeteningO of grapes.
a committee Of the American Institute Fimss
Club, in a report Of sept. p, tss, priHaduds
New York SemLWeekly HribuneOf sept. ShaF
speaking Of the qualities Of the UUUtr. say; -Ne
conclude the W0tfcr will bea valuable grape mAe
grape regions Of the upper Mississippi. on the shera
or Lake Erie. in western New York. on thesaie
soils of western Pennsylvania, and wherever chr
grapes are successfully grown
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
TERMS

We are putting in one hundred and fifty bushe
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

nTAu Communication intended for this Depart
ment should be addressed to the Editor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

We have a fine stock of the following articles,
with many Others, which we offer at low prices for
cash.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23
PRICE LIST
-Saccharine Tests for Wine.

LARGE QUANTTTTES At MICH REDrc
RI TES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

FERRIS q haywood,
21-y POughkeepsie. n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-12-23

MILTON. WIS, Sept. l, 1859. I-ar
, 1869-09-17

D. Il: SundhedsYesenet, var we'd en- Over
sigt kun bleven opf6rt 1924 til Anskaffelse
90 Reparation Authenticated we'd Hospitalet
Frederiksted, medens i Virkelighed dette
Bel0b udeiukkende var bestemt til Anskat-
flse af nyt Inventarium, og Hospitals
Commissioner d~estoruGen havde foreslaaet
SI25 til Preparation af aldre Inventarium.
Da Diet imidIertid er a~ntageligt, at der VII
wise sig Overskud under de andre Under
poster til den omhandIede Budgetpost,
havde Gouvernementet foreslaaet, at Raa-
Diet meddeler Samtykke til, at det mang-
lende Bel0b $125 afholdes af saadant even
tueIt Overskud, indtil Diet senere wiser sig,
hvorvidt nogen TiIliegsbevilling til D. Il:
SundhedsveSenet i6vrigt skulde udkreves.
Ingen begjerede Ordet, Forslaget we'd
toges uden AtStemnlng.
2, Skrivelse af GouveInementet af 14de
dennes angaaende Varetagelse at Forret-
ningerne som PolitiIage i Centerdlstrlc-
tet og af LegetiISynet med de Fattlgel
Christiansted.
Da Sagen angik L6nningstilstaaelser,
foregik Forhandlingen if6Ige Forretnings-
ordenens 5 Z linden Iukte D0re.
bet vedtoges eenstemmige med IL
Stemmer at Raadet samtykker /, at at den
enc af de we'd Anordningen ste Februar
1869 bestemte L.Pgel0nnlnger anvendes ct
Bel0b af $500 p. a. til Godt2j0reIse for
Bes0rgelsen af Politile geforretningerne l
Centerdistrictet, % 5000 p. a. til Godtgj6-
relse for Bes6rgelsen at Legetllsynet med
de Fattige i .Christiansted.
8, Forslag fra 2det Medlem for Frederick
steds BY Faber) ON, at Diet MATTE blive
taget under Oyerveielse, hvorledes Tran
gen til offentIige Cisterner kan afhjelpes.
For8laget lyder saaledes
"Da der under langvarig T6rke otte
har visit sig at v@re f0Ielig Trang tilstede
for Store offentlige Cisterner saavel l
Christiansted somi Frederiksted, og dette
Savn netop i den senere It'd har v@ret
haardt f0lt at en- stor Deel at Communen,
tillader Undertegnede sig at anmode Diet
ercde Rad ON at tage under OVerVel-
else, hvorledes denne Trang bedst kan
afhialpes, o. ON n0dyendigt at udnevne
en- Commission af sagkyndige og prak-
tiske M9nd saavel i som udenfor Raadet
til at afgive Betenkning desangaaende."
ForsIagsstiIleren udtalte, at Raadet 10 var
bekiendt med den sterke V~andmangel der
ofte f0ltes i Byerne under langvarig Torke,
og de skadelige F6lger der kunde opstaae
deraf med Hensyn til Sundhedstllstanden.
Adskillige / Communen n@rede den For
mening, at der kunde og burde foretages
Skridt fra Diet Offentliges Side for at af-
hielpe denne Mangel; ON Diet burde skee
we'd Opf0relsen af tfere Cisterner, we'd Wand
ledninger fra Bakkerne, we'd kunstige Bromide
eller deslige, derom ware Meningerne deelte'
men han antog, at Saadanne ware berettl-
, 1869-09-17
FORHANDLINGER
ColonialYaade
FOR ST. CROIX.

Kl. 12, holdt Colonialraadet ct ordentllgt
Mode, der var blevet udsat fra ste dennes.
Medlemmerne ware tilstede med india
gelse af 2det Medlem for ChrlstIansteds
Landdistrict (Ratcliffe), der havde anmeldt
Sygdomsforfald, og 3die Medlem for Frede-
riksteds Landdistrict (Plasket), der haVde
anmeIdt at vare forhindret we'd uopsatte-
lige Forretninger.
Protokollen for forrige Mode blew opl@st.
Fernandez meddeelte, at han we'd Skill
velse fra Gouvernementet at Days Dato
var bleyen underrettet ON, at Valgbesty-
relscn for Christiansteds By Og ForstaedcrS
Valgkreds havde godkjendt den at KJ6b-
mand J. Julien fremsatte U~ndSkyldnln8
st0ttet paa hans Helbredstilstand for at
modtage Diet paa ham faldne Valg, og at
der derefter i Henhold til Colonial LoVens
&31 var bleven afholdt en- ny VaIghandIing
den 13de DENIES til Bcs@ttelse af den ledge
Plads som 3die Medlem for bemeldte VaIg-
kreds, hvorved Planter J. w. r. Hanson
var bleven valgt, og hayde, it0Igc lndbe-
refining fra Valgbestyrelsen, modtaget
Valget.
Efterat Valgbrevet for J.. w. R. Hanson
var bleven pr6vet / Henhold til F%orret-
ningsordenens $ 2 og odkjendt, nevnte
Fernandez ham berettiget til at tage Sede
og Stemme i Raadet, hVorefter det nye
Medlem afagde den foreskreync Fed.
Fernandez bemserkede, at der / Anled-
ming at Hans Kongelige H0ihed Kronprlnd8
Frederiks forestaaende Formeling med
Hendes Kongelige H0ihed Prindsesse Lou
isa at Syerrig og Norge var igjennem Gou-
v~ernementet blevet fremsendt en- a%llerun-
derdanigst Lyk6nskningsadresse fra Raadet,
underskrevet af diets samtlige Medlemmer;
hvilken Adresse derefter blew opIest, og
lyder saaledes:
"AlIernaadigste Konge! q,
Allernaadigste Drowning!
Undertegnede Medlemmer at st. CfolX
Colonialraad tillade os herved at brlnge
Deres Maiesteter vor og Oens Indvaane-
res underdanigste Lyx0nskning l Anled-
ming at Hans Kongelige H0ihed Kron-
prinds Frederik's forestaaende Formeling
med Hendes Kongelige H0lhed Pr1nd-
sesse Louisa at Sverrlg og Norge.
Deres Maiesteters vestindiske Under
SCATTER have we'd tidligere L%eiligheder
udtalt deres hjertelige Deeltagelse l
K~ongehusets Familieforhold, og nu frem-
for for kunne Deres Ma ~estaeter og Diet
danske Folk hengive sig til Gleden, ldet
denne like, som we'd de foregaaende For
malinger af Deres Kongellge Born, er
blandet med veemodige F0lelser we'd
Tanker ON en- forestaaende Adsklllelse'
thi Diet er ~dennegang Danmarks Thron-
arriving der henter sin Brud fra ct Folk
der med Slegtskabets, Venskabets og
H0iagtelsens Baand er fast knyttet til
Diet danske Folk, Og naar Hans Konge-