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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-30
LOCAL NOTICES.

We are seldom called upon to chronicle a
preparation so worthy Of notice as Ho0's
Halt Extract. 1t Is Just the thing the public
have long needed. il Is fluid resembling
beer, contains the least particle of spirit,
aud has been proved by analysis to contain,
In addition to gum, sugar, glutln, carbon,
lupulin, certain ingredients Of Vegetable
origin, but no trace Of Mineral, to which 1t
owes its beneficial and powerful effects as
tonic and remedy. Sold by all druggists and
grocers.
OAK IALL:CLorurNG HOUSE, 400 Seventh
street, opposite Post Office, adyertises in the
REPUBLICAN.
THE OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE, 400
Seventh street, opposite Post Office, Is now
prepared with full stock of Boys, Chill
drcn's and Gentlemen's ready-madc Cloth
ing, for autumn wear, which 1t is selling
rapidly at prices astonshly low. Also, an
extensive assortment Of piece goods for those
desiring to have their clothing made to order.
OAK HALL, 100 Seventh street, opposite Post
Office,
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CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING. "A man
named Franklin Brooks was arrested yCster-
day by Lieut.. EckloG and Sergeant Pierce,
on the charge of kidnapping a colorod boy.
Tho charge was preferred by the mother OF
the boy. Brooks was arraigncd before jus
tlce Schmidt, when II was In evidence that
he Is an agent for procuring laborers to
dredge for oysters, and had engaged the boy
to work for him. The charge ofkidnnpping
was dismissed, and he was held to bail In his
own rccognlzanco to answer the charge OF
abduction.
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ARRESTED ON sUspIcIoS.-On the 23d
instant Mr.. VIM. Kennedy, residing on
Eleventh street, was attacked by rowdes,
severely beaten and robbed Of valuable
gold watch, after which his assailants ran
away. The facts were reported 10 head
quarters next day, and yesterday Detective
Thompson arrested colored man named
James Boyd on suspicion Of being ono Of the
robbers. lie asseverated his innocence, and
the case was postponed until the prosecuting
witness eau appear.
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In BANKRUPTCY. Judge DIN made, on
the motion Of Mr.. Lovejoy, on order for the
appearance of Jas. ii. Hazel.
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THE NATIONAL IRISH REPUBLICAN Asso-
CITATION meets this evening, at Trades
Union Hall, corner of Eighth and L streets,
at O'Clock, and, as will be seen by an ad-
vertisement In another column, the meeting
will be unusually interesting.
The Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, Congressional
Printer, and Major James Haggerty, re.
Gently appointed consul 10 Glasgow, and
whose eXequator was refused on ac-
count OF his Fenian procllyities, will adj
dress the meeting. The president, Mr.. J. d.
OConnell, will afterwards address the meet
Ing on the questions; "Does Protection Pro-
mote or Hinder Labori Is Its Tendency to
Supply Employment for More or for Fewer
Workers 7" The public are invited.
POLICE IsTELLIGESCR.-Joseph whitney,
colorod, was arrested by Onicer Drauo, on
suspicion Of larceny, and is held for hear.
ing by Justice Chase.
John Kennedy, not having q license to
peddle wood, was fined $50 by Justice
Chase.
Elizabeth Dlckerson, for assaulting and
batterlng Mary Little, was fined IS by JUS
tlce Maryman.
Henry Denton, colored, was fined 81 by
Justice Thompson for running his wagon
without number.
MBssRs. liable " Co., 4GS Pennsylvania
avenue, In a manly way call attention of
purchasers TO their complete stock of cloth
Ing for men and boys wear, which they have
Just received for tho fall trade. Their house
was established In 1868, and has established
high reputation as O fair-deallng, hon
orable firm. Their present stock has been
selected and made up with Wow to the
peculiar wants Of the people Of the District.
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crowded audiences to Odd Fellows Hall to
witness his feats of sleight ofhand and hear
his wonderful powers of ventriloqulsm. The
llllputlan circus Is an exhibition which
affords much mirth and pleases the au-
dlencos greatly. Tho gift distribution is
quite feature Of each entertainment, a large
number of articles being given away, besides
SIS In grccubacks.
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SELLING FORCED PAPERs.-Iiram Serial
and George Smith were yesterday committed
to Jail for court by Justice Schmidt, on the
charge of fraud. 1t appears that under an
appropriation by Congress the Quartermas-
ter's Department issues orders for transpor-
tation to discharged soldiers on exhibiting
their papers, on which the railroad company
issue the tickets, and in this case the last
named procured an order, which the former
took to the depot, and obtained thereon II
and the parties were found endeavoring to
sell II afterwards, and were arrested by ON
Ger Wilson.
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GEESE TAKEN UP.-Elghty geese, found
at large, were captured by John Thomas on
Tuesday and sent to the alms-house.
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EXTENSION or sEwER.-Blds have beer
opened at the Mayors Office for extending
the 7-foot culvert at the intersection of Sec
ond and streets, as follows! Paul Murph,
II Co., 1913 per foot for brick work, SG.2'
per perch for masonry, Ono bid for grad
Ing, manholes and cappingi) Jacob d. Hut
ton, $lG.S0 for brick work, SO for masonry
n. G.. Reynolds, 80 for brick, $3.50 for stone
10 cents per foot for Gaping, 800 for man
holesi Zoos ~ Martin, $3.50 for brick, 81 fo
stone, (no bids for grading, Gaping or man
holcs) V. n. Burch IL Co., 81 for brick, 81
for stone, $50 for grading, $3.50 for man
holes; Miller, Rusk q Co., $40 for brick,
$3.50 for stonei J. V. W. Nandenburg, $3.50
No award has yet been made.
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CuRcUIT CoURT-Jiidge VyHs.--Thls court
was occupied as follows yesterday;
Towles VS.. Chester. This case comes up
under the attachment. 1t appearing that
the property attached was Of a perishable
nature, Judge olln, on motion, ordered its
sale and the payment Of the proceeds into
court.
Moulton II Mason VS.. J. B. Wells. Judg-
mcnt by default for S137.20, as q bill of par
tlculars for bedsteads, &c.
Adjourned.
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Tue ALUMNI ASSOCIATION of Georgetown
College meets at s p. m. on Saturday eve
ming.
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Tns REGULAR monthly meeting of the oil.
GERS of the Boys In Blue will be held ut
uniop League Hall IiY'nlght.
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREEs.-A. 7. Morris,
X street, near NlnGtccntb, has superior
stock of shade aud small fruit trees, suitable
for transplanting. Orders should be left
carly.
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ElSB' CARRIAGES. - Admirers and pur-
chascrs Of fine vehicles should cali at the
repository of X. H. Graham, corner of Ninth
and d streets, aud examine his splendid as
sortmcnt, which he is Offering at very low
prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-30

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Thc following named
| gent emen have been elected as officers of
the Northern Liberties Building Association
for tho next year: Joseph Prather, presidents
p. W. Dorsey, yce-presdent; Josiah 7.
Prather, tSeasureri j. F. Thompson, secree-
tary; directors, Messrs. Robert Downing, II.
Downing, James S. Topham, B. 5. Elliott,
]. II. Darrell, Jos. II. Daniels, w. j. Stephen
son, II. 4. Clark and Geo. II. Thompson.
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TRANsPERs or REAL EsTATE.-Messrs.
Cooper ~ I,atimer sold yesterday to Rev.
CharlIs W. Dennison, the valuable resi-
dencc No. 500 II street, opposite Calvary
churcA Price paid, $4,000.
McssIl Lenox aud Folsom, of the Treasury
Depart m0nt. each, one of Wizards elegant
cotiog, IS on T street, for SO, TOO each.
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GERMAN VETERAN UNIoN.-This associa
tlon held their regular meeting last evening
by the report OF the financial secretary 1t wa
shown that the amount Of money received q
dues and limitations from the membership
amounted to sli7.20; amount expended 70
relief to the destitute members, $3.50. Dur
ing the past quarter forty-nine new member
have been admitted, four have been dis
missed, one resigned, and one dishonorabl,
dismissed by court-martial. A communica
ton was received from the Soldiers ant
Sailor Union, inviting the association to b,
present at their meeting this evening; &c
eepted. A committee, with Captain Rosen
burg as chairman, was appointed to wal
upon the board of school trustees and urg,
the appointment of German teachers In tn
public schools. After several new member
were initiated, the association adjourned.
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| GEoRGETowS BOYS IN BLUE.--At meet.
Ing OF the Boys in Blue, of Georgetown, the
general commanding announced the follow.
tant general; James d. Rowe, assistant in.
spector general; Henry c. Or YER, assistant
9nartermaster Wilson Fr Tier, chaplain
WIN. +. Lee, aid-de-camp -. Harmon, aid.
de'camp. Several recr aiting officers made
reports, and commlss IONS were issued to the
Gio an,S -ha,hea ulcers: Barton Fisher,
WE iamA,p' Plato Lee, Robert Fleet.
rron ri' n9'nAi' johnson reported that he had
piUe drn,, full drum corps, consisting OF
tho mil" .mcrs, to be attached To the brigade;
hanS a" .orm to consist Of blue cap with red
mr red Jacket, and blue pantaloons. The
citing then adjourned.
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IHu Uv9E MtuIVAI AIIendADcd 70 Do hHu IN thIHr.
became hopelessly deaf aud deapaired Of ever
hearing u sound. When you visited our town,
was told that you professed to cure Deafness, and
resolved to try your medicine, and. am happy
to say. after using one bottle, according to your
directions, was entirely restored to my hearing,
as hundreds In this neghboThood can testify.
Yours, respectfully. x, W. TICR
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rlios' "n INV MerG amply sallielent Tor az pur-
oi'o ,d.., - ,hat uHsgm VI 'he oriuge Is
i"n N ~, eon s,SS nitereu' transform
,nS snv 't os n pl'ose INTO one on pies. The
v orsens " tne ' ,S " ms point becomes
Wy iapiT, "nu ~ a,o olenhing UP OF winter
,Sso UO I'T, w. W ~ eoinc Gown Win great
oT,hn Air, S,nr, III ti SP', , 'po nIguI portion
ia dH NIL, a,, anS Ippvr tStone ear
dTJ " az uvseu 'SloIy through inc 'lr-
s' Tho arnot Jon,n 81 S' MI
voioci,S oS ,b. orrrn,, ,hor ohannGi anu thc
so ~, 4, o a. o,,'sns uullng noods
morv nIors I in 800 nst tno cfeeti9h OF
hrI5gyo ,,hnro Ia po'nous u, thc Long
,wop,y, 49, 70 PHI liz, w., ueen uriveh from
driC accmnr 10 '" h ioot apart tno ice and
Sortv and INV SCot aoU "S o, Ior Upwards OF
,rc Su ~, I H. H. ~ anu ~ 'iose 70 tne struc
These sac,s T oion W. "USno VI scseral men.
reason VIII, nn ,dI,ionapi Fly oS, saaHinc'ory
nccIsiiv when so nnm"rc.so Oss'ue onJ 81
athrr mans conId bc sncco.sE,ii,,, " nS mno''
be allowed to be- naced in thc hSd "I ~ ~,
river, and competcpt authority sbon,d com nV
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19


Capt. 2 7. White, the sarst merchant that
ever did business In this city, was in town
during the past week, looking the same
pleasant, gOod-natured gentleman that We
remember so well in the flush timess Of f8
He wrecked on the rock Of good.nature.
Capt. J. L. Carson is again in town for a
permanent stay, having resigned the position
Of receiver Of h and ONCE at Beatrice
VIM. s-heIlenberger returned to our city last
Friday, as was not anticipated by many OF
his admiring friends, 'alone"
Us. Hetzel has gone to New York, and ta-
ken with him his family. He will take a
short rustication among his friends, and on
his return VIII bring a~sronsing stock OF
Clothing, etc. He viii this time exceed all
his former efforts in the line off magnificent
stock Of good.
Judge C. w. Wheeler and family returned
to this city last Monday. He makes this his
home hereafter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

KiIbOurn, jenkins g. CO.-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers in
all kinds Of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles,
Pickets, Sash, Blinds, Doors, Battens, etc.
Office and Lumber Yard, corner 4th and Main
streets. Branch Yard at Phelps City. Missouri.
W. manufacture our own material In the
Ptneries of Oshkosh, Wis, where we have
in operation one Of the largest manufactures
of everything made in Pine in the world, and
obtaining our Lumber direct from the tree,
as we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard In the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand a full supply OF
everything in our line, SO that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simply ask all to examine our stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction inboth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

New and Choice Furniture - r. S.
Hannaford has received, during the past
week, q new and superb stock of Furniture;
consisting of Bureaus, marble topped and
plain, Beadsteads, a full variety, marble top
ped Stands, Chairs, kitchen, Office and parlor,
Tables, Breakfast and Extension, Safes,
Lounges, etc, ETC., etc. All Of which are from
the best manufacturers in the east and can
be recommended as No. l throughout. Mr..
HannafOrd has made it a speciality to sell
only such furniture as heknows is good, and
would recommend itself. Those desiring
good, substantial Furniture, that will wear
well and look well, for a moderate sum, viii
surely patrOnize
r. s. HANNAFORD,
No. n up stairs,
Mcpherson Block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Love and Liberty, by Alex. Dumas, the
great French author, is in press, and viii be
published I'm a few days, by I. B. Peterson &
Brothers. Philadelphia. Anything that Du-
mas writes is entertaining, n it will COM
mand q very large sale, being a narrative OF
the French Revolution OF 400, the interest is
intense from the first page TO the last. The
price is only Si,75. bound in cloth. The fol-
lowing new books are having immense sales,
and should be read by all; Mrs. South
worth's Brides Fate" Changed Brides. A"
"How He Won Her. and Fair Play" Mrs
stephens Course Of Cold" "Mabel's Mis-
take" and -DoublyF False" "The Womanin
Bed and "The Breitmann's Ballads ? In one
cloth vOlums with q glossary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
LFQUORS.

Having now thoro ughly fitted up my
sale and sample roo ms, at No. Al Main
street, I invite the ~ public of SOUTH
SOURI, TO give me a call, as I shall always
keep or N in WHOLESALE QUANTITIES
WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS, OF the,
very best and purest quality, & p
~ of all brands Foreign and Do
nestle. Ishall ID also haveo on hand y
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &C.
The public may rely opon my stock being
pure, as physicians of this city recommend
it for Medical uses. Full stock of Bitters,
in cases or single bot tie. 1 am also agent
for the best Billiard Tables made.
WIN. h. VALLEAU & co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

manifestation L. Carson, Banker, OF
49, a'y, was, during the past week, victim
49, The tune Of about $40, on q forged
~, rom Central National Bank Of Boon
- NO. 70 St Louis National Bank, st.
p,o- NO. Tn swindler, VIM. Hodge, first
-ented a dram on a st. Louis bank which
SEN, would not cash, and Hodge had him
ugb, Louis n the money came all
The On me strength Of this he presented
tuneS draft which was accepted and
Miss 1 a forgery. Hodge IL, OF course
VA Capt Carson wiz give : liberal re-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
Canton Clipper PIO1Cs!
THE BEST Pillow MADE.
At SHELLENRERGER RRO,S.

illustrated Annual Of Phrenology and
Ph~ysiognomy for Is7O, now ready-containa
50 engravings Of leading Editors-Bryant,
Greeley, Bennett, Brooks, Marble, Dana, Ray
mond, with portraits. The Male and Female
Form; Why Children Resemble their Par
ents; Gen. Grant and his Cabinet, with Por-
traits; PhysiOgnomy in Politics, or Faces
and Places - Science Of Conjugal Selection,
Happy Marriages, Temperament in WedlOck;
American Artists; TheSleep Walker Brain
Waves; Psychological; Sir Edward Land
seer, Lorenzo Dow and Peggy his wife, Royal
Ladies' of the French Empire, with portraits;
Guizot, the Statesman; How to choose a
Helpmeet; What is May? and much more In
this rich n racy Annual, which sells for Is
cents. 8. r. Wells, Publisher, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
CRmtOM CTipDer PLOlrs
THE BEST PLOW MADE.
At -sHELLENBERGER BROS.

The following officers were installed on
last Friday night in BrownviIle Lodge Of L.
o. G.:
DR.. W. II. Kimberlin, w. @. ].
Sister Baura Collins. w. RS.
Fannie Arnold, W. V.
Bro. David Campbell, p. w. C.
" E. p. Conner, Chaplain.
" Watson Blackburn, W. NJ.
Sister Mary Simpson, w. A. NJ.
Bro. B. F. SOuder, w. 8.
Sister Bette Tannar, W. A s.
Bro. Albert Smith, W. F. s.
" Fred Parker, W. 7.
" Edward Arnold, w. o. @.
Sister Mary Campbell, w. l. G.
The Odgeis prospecting, and the attendance
good, and It is silently but surely working for
the public welfare. w. CT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Michigan Lumber FRrd.-See the Ad-
vertisementOf ]. r. Bells Michigan Lumber
Yard. He has certainly as fine and full an
SsortmentOf Lumber, Sash, Doors. Door and
window Frames, MOuldings. Pickets, &c.
can be found in any yard in the west, and
nom the great number OF teams constantly
naaling Lumber from his yard we Judge he
must be selling IL very low. You VIII save
money by calling on him before purchasing
elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

olives there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said
Hove my own, my native land"
And will by Marsh's News House stand?
Same place where any books in the land
can and viii be purchased OF publishers
prices, and the very best Of stationery at low
er prices than ever struck this upper country.
Wade into Mdrsh's, It isn't deep.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Phillips g. Barnes AVE bought out the
HverystoCk and tand of II. NJ. Gillespie al
the foot Of Main street, I'm this city, who viii
continue the business as heretofore. They
are men OF energy and means and will run
the business fully up to the wants Of the pub
lie. Give Them a CALI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

The Levee.-The City Council, at special
meeting last Monday, let the contract for fix
ing up the Levee to T. w. Bedford for $500. A
passage is 10 be LEFT for the water, anda bridge
thrown across for the passageO Of teams. This
would have been the proper % In the
first place; but, better late than never"
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Miss p. r. Dawson has been employed
teach in OUr Public School n this city the
coming year. Have you seen her specimens
OF wax work at the Mrs. Bear & Moore's MIL
nhery Establishment on Main Street She
Proposes 20 give lcssOnsi in this nne art. Those
Wishing 70 join the class viii call on Friday
ne 10Th inst. al No. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

MsdfOrd A. Howard, as viii be seen by a
notice elsewhere, have entered into partner
ship as Architects and Builders, and are men
whom we can recommend In both respects.
Atthe rate our town is progressing. large and
eOsly buildings. both public n private,
viii be called for, and this firm can now sup
ply both designs and do the work.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

We notice that the market Of this city is
well supplied with melons, cucumbers, aP-
Piles, oabbages, onions, potatoes, tomatoes
sQuashes, beets, turnips, green corn, &c, al
Of which are better and cheaper, than evel
before offered I'm BrOwnville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Ihave now in my yard near 100000
feet Of the choicest DRY PINE LUMBER, Of
every style and description, size and thick
ness. Also Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
etc. Dry Pine Shingles, Lath and Piekets.
In fact, anything in the building line, which
I warrant A No. ] In every respect. and on
which I do not propose to be HndersOld, for
cash, by any man west Of She Missouri river.
I invite all who need anything in my line to
give me a call, knowing that can oUtht them
with good material, at the fairest rates.
j. r. BELL
Cor. Water & First Streets,
Brownville, Neb.
AT ID Lumber delivered within the city
An ID limits, FREE OF CHARGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
/. c. U

We learn that our School Board have let
the contract for fencing the High School
Block, ieveling II ofand otherwise improv-
hight. Also 20 have substantial brick neces-
Sary buildings erected Immediately. This is
one Of the most beautiful sites In the city.
and under the present energetic management
VIII be made 70 look nearly as Il ought.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Builders AttentiOn.-Iam 10 prepared
to do all kinds Of Plastering In this city or
vicinity. orders left at the American House
will be promptly attended to. Prices reason
able! Work first class!l
[no34-3ml A. Z. BELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Horss ThiefArrested.-Edmond Wilcox
errested IN B~rownville. IN possession q
Se'olen horse on last Tuesday. The horse be
longed 70 John Ryan, residing ten miles
north OF Omaha. and was taken from his
rlenises by Edmond wilcox. his hired man.
ne heif was closely followed by q son OF thu
S~ner until he reached BrownyiIles where he
eifested. From a diary in possession o.
~etaief we learn that he Is about nineteen
- OF age, and once lived I'm Boynton. III.
userved o while I'm Co. B, T3d Illinois Reg
nt az very tender year IN his lie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Cooley for September is on our table. It
q beautiful work, and handsomely Ornamen-
ted The o~ngravings are of the finest quail
", Address L. A. Cooley, N. f. Cor. Sixth
and Chestnut Sts.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

Good Building stOne.-Wearenow pre-
pared to furnish good building stone, in any
quantity. Also, Step Stones, Bases for Mon
uments or Tomb Stones, Water Tables, etc,
furnished on short notice and reasonable
terms Torrance & VARNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

New COunterfeit DOdges-R. c. Berger,
Of the AlhGmbra, handed us the other day
a circular signed DAILY & Co., 2Os Broadway.
n. Y" which contains the most startling and
bare-faced proposition to swindle we ever
heard OF. They offered perfect .'fac-similes
Of the genuine" Government money 500 OF
the counterfeit for so of the genuine. 1t is
the most Open-perhaps, therefor, less per-
nicious-counterfeiting ever attempted, and
we simply publish this that the public may
be on their guard. Mr.. Berger desired to MI
the injunction of secrecy, and W It to rs
and we ask the public TO help rs keep IL dark,
The following persons have been chosen as
teachers in our public schools for the coming
year:
Prof Geo. b. Moore, Principal.
Miss. Dece johnson.
T" Lille M~eNaughtOn.
" ?. +. Dawson.
" Lizzie Shurts.
The principal is to receive 500 per month.
The others from $50 to $eO-the price and rela-
tive position Of each TO be determined by a
public examination. Theschool grounds are
to be leveled oR and fenced Immediately,
The school will commence on the ID monday
In September.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19

lBig Ftsh.-LRst Tuesday evening Robert
1aStsrs0n caught a cat fish in the Missouri
rirernear the mill az the foot Of Main street,
weighing about nehundred pounds. Il was
caught on a hook not Overan inch long.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
GOLD REWARD.

Bucks Brilliant Cook stove took the Gold
Medal above the Charter Oak and other COM
Peting Stoves. az the New Orleans and st.
Louis Fairs, In 1869. For sale at the Pioneer
Stove Store, by.
f423m j.. c. DEUSER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-19
E. BELL.

DO you wish a pleasant evenings amuse-
ment, or a drink, straight or mixed? The
place to get either is at the Alhambra,
where r. O. Berger is always at home to his
friends and the public generally.