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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
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CHICAGO, August S.-The eclipse at
Springfield Illinois, was a startling
and sublime phenomena. The sky
was perfectly clear, not a cloud Visi-
BILE. eds
Professor Pierce, Of Harvard, had
charge of the observations, which
were made near the city resOrVOir. A
hundred photographs were taken of
the eclipse by Mr.. Black, Of Boston.
When the total ObscursiOn took place,
the heavens and earth presented a
scene Of awful sublimity.
A brilliant amber eOlOred corona
appeared around the sun and moon,
shooting rays of light outward in all
directions, when the whole horizon
was illuminated with a light of the
same color. The planets Mercury
and Venus and a number of fixed stars
were distinctly visible, but no planets
between Mercury aud the sun were
discovered.
A brilliant rose eOlOred flame or
prOtuberance was noticed in the west
ern limb of the sun during the period
OftOtaI observation. The phenomenon
known as ssBailey's Beads" was also
distinctly witnessed. The phenOmen-
on, Prof. Pierce thinks is Occasioned
by the refractiOn Of light. He is also
satisfied that the corona, or halo, at
the time Of the total abscuratiOn was
~0ccasiOned by the suns atmosphere.
Prof. Chas. SehOtt, Of the Coast Sur
vey had charge Ofthe general arrange
ments, and, with q powerful telescope
observed particularly the form Of the
prOtUberances, and made special OBJ
servatiOns, in connection of the
photographer. w. p. Montague, a
graduate of the Harvard College this
year, was detailed to note the time by
the thermometer, and during the en-
tire eclipse, from its commencement
until It's final close, never for a mo-
ment allowed his eye to wander from
the dial plate-thus not losing sight
the eclipse in any of its phases.
During the total observation Of the
sun a silence like death rested over
the city ; birds few to their nests /;
fowls TO their rOOsts, and chickens to
their friendly wings of shelter. A
drove of cows feeding near the reseF-
vOir with heads and tails erect and
with a startled and frightened look
started for the city and did not cease
running until OldSOE once more shOne
forth. Many other incidents, some
laughable and some grave, transpired
during the eclipse Dogs were seen
to gaze in wonder at the terrible APP
pearanee Ofthes sky and remain during
the total observation in an attitude of
alarm and wOnderment, but just ut
the moment of the first raw OF the sun
appeared again expressed the joy
they felt i'm a way dogs only can. The
observations made by the scientific
gentlemen have been all that could
be desired. The photographs taken
by Mr.. Black have never been equal
ed in p~erfectness OfexecutiOn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12


CHICAGO, Aug. 7.-Singman and
ebay Chew, our Chinese visitors.
were entertained with a private ban
quet at the Sherman House last even
ing, which was attended by OuE
leading citizens. G.. NJ. Richards,
President of the Board Of Trade presi-
ded, and speeches were made by Mr..
Richards, Alderman Wicker. Hon.
n. B. Judd, s. s. Gould Of Sau Fran
cisco, ]. Medill Of the Tribtsg, and
ebay Chew. The speech Of the latter
was a gem, as follows:
Eleven years ago I came from nv
home i'm China to seek my fortune in
your great republic. / landed on the
golden shores of California utterly ig-
nOrant of your language, utterly un-
known to any Of your people, a stFan-
ger to any of your customs and laws.
and in the minds Of some an intruder
.-One Of that race whose presence
was deemed a positive injury to the
public prosperity but, gentlemen, /
found both kindness and justice !
/ found that abOvet the prejudice which
had been formed against US there flow
ed q deep broad stream of popular
equality, that the hand of friendship
was extendedtO thepeOple ordinations
and even Cinnamon might live and
be happy, successful and respected in
free america. [Applause] Igathered
knowledge in home and public schools
4 learned to speak as you do, to read
as you do, TO act and think as YOU do.
And, gentlemen / rejoice that it is so,
that 1 have been able to cross the vast
continent without an interpreter,
Eapplausel that here i'm the heart of
the United States / can speak to you
in your own familiar speech, and tell
you how much how very much / APP
preciate your hospitality, Iapplause]
how gratified / feel for the privileges
and advantages I have enjoyed in
your glorious country, and how earn
estly / hope that your example of en-
terprise, energy, vitality and national
generosity may beseen misunderstood
as I see and understand il by our gov
eminent. IApplause.1 Mr. BurIing-
anne had done much to promoted good
feeling in China towards the Ameri-
can nation, made himself acquainted
with the authorities IS Pekin, and he
won their confidence Co q remarkable
degree. He is an excellent man, and
/ believe If his advice is taken and
acted on, China viii soon be q cordial
friend Of all thecOmmeTciaI powers of
the earth. Already we are doing
something I'm the way Of progress and
modern Improvements steamboat
lines have been established on our
rivers, and now we want the railroad
and telegraph, This wonderful sOver-
eighty Of the Western Hemisphere ;
where the peoplerule, and where there
is ever prOclaiming peace and good
viii TO ali who has taken the lead.
and China now must away the dust Of
her antiquity, and looking across the
Pacific, behold and profit By the new
lessons Ofthe New World. TApplause1
We trust our visit, gentlemen, may be
productive Of good results TO all of as,
that the two great countries of the
East and West-China and America
may be found forever together in
friendship, and Cinnamon in America
may find q like protection and like
consideration in search for happiness
and wealth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12


We had hoped this week 20 give our
readers some definite information as
20 tie eOmmencementOf work on the
road west from BrOwnviIIe. IL now
seems that the ~caPisalists who were
expected 10 take hold Of the matter
are now stumbling over The report Of
Chief Engineer MOultOn Of the North
Missouri and Trunk Railroads.. The
said engineer passed uPalonR shs west
bank Of the Missouri River last win
teron horseback andfromobsnrvntious
then taken EpsEts the sassey o. tie
Trunk railnOaA and adds that TIE Oasy
arabic lands IN Nebraska are within
fhy miles Of the river, and eonse-
Quently the State lands which are ali
west Of this line, are conaparsfively
WORTHLESS. being within that bug bear
81 years ago known IS the Great
American Desert
The capitalists aforesaid win frt
sena a man % inspect the STATE lands
before Aey proceed further. Wehope
he vim come wifhout DELAY. - he
more they seeof ear country the more
mzious they wiz BE Is fnreeffhsir
neans IL \ ebfaska
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

During the last Presidential canvas
the Democracy resolved and re-
resOIvlved, that there should be more
economy practieed in the expenditure
Of thepublic funds. And BY economy
we supposed, and the country sup
posed, that they did not mean to use
the word I'm any legitimate sense, but
as a mOderHized Democratic figure Of
speech, 80 as to include the dOings Of
the Common Council Of the City Of
New York, Nebraska City, and the
last Democratic Administration under
Floyd, Davis d Co., as proper exam
ples in. explanation Of the resolutions
so pompOusIy adopted.
As a further illustration Of the
meaning Of this word In the Demo
cratic vocabulary, we refer Ourreaders
to the recent Developments Of the
action of the Democratic Council Of
Nebraska City Of about that period Of
time when Democratic conventions
were 50 prolific in resolutions Of this
character. Its o aseertained that
the people OF Nebraska City, not lik-
ing the routes OF Midland Pacific voted
authorizing the Mayor to issue SIS, 600
in City Bonds, and donated them to
said company on condition that theX
adopt another route i'm lieu Of the one
decided upon.
The arrangement was made, but in
stead Of the rs 1900 voted, it is now
found that $500 were issued-the
excess being consumed in paying at
torney fees, commission to city officers,
and such like Democratic deIinqueH-
cies.
The matter coming to light, much
ado IS now made over the matter by
leading Democrats Of that place; not
that they condemn the over-issue, for
many Of them say they knew it
months ago, but Spartan like they
depricate the nOtOriety which the ease
is bound to assume. Stealing with
them is not a crime, unlessft be found
out. Not the act itself, but its discOv-
cradle qualities, calls for punishment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

CAM MEETTNG.-There viii be,
PrOvidence permitting, q Union camp
meeting Of the following stations and
circuits, tO-Wit. NcbFakzC q 4sEafiOn.
Peru station, Peru circuit. London
circuit and Brownvilie station. held
on the old camp ground four miles
southwest from Pes0, % begin on the
18Th Of thisMOnth- Friends from the
.adjoining works, both Nebraska and
Iowa, are invited to attend. There Is
q good shed and abundance Of water.
The COMMITTEES win meet On Tuesday
morning the 18th &C 8 o'cloek, to
aTFaBg8G1d seat the ground. Tsrf
H-B. LEaE0N, r. i.
Nebraska City DB& II. e. Church,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The Eclipsed Sun was observed but
five minutes on last Saturday. At4:15
the sun reached a clear sky. AZ this
hmea was about three-fOurths dark
ened When first seen il was in the
shape Of . new moon. The moon
covered the lower t~hree-fOurths. In
fifteen minutes more It appeared as
though the sun had set half an hour.
SOOaaftsr Is became light The cloudy
weather was quite a disappointment
10 the people Of BrOwnviIle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
Proposals for Subsistence
Sforaa


OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT C&l
OMAHA, NEE, July -, IED J
CEALED Proposals, In deplieate, will
~ he received b. the undersigned. until E
O'Clock N. until thursday the 18Th proxs FOX fur
nlshtng the following subsistence stores, viz.
Sd barrels Of Ness Pork
20 barrels Of El0ur, winter wheat double extra:
30 harrelBO % Flour, spring wheat, double extra
Ag00 pounds Of Rice. in hlrrels.
a0Q pOuRdg Of Rio Coffee, green, in double Eackg:
5000 pounds o. Sugar, equai in quality o. STARTS
&C" in barrels.
I'D gallons % WHISKY Vinegar, pure. o. Uniform
quality and sLre1Efh, requiring > grains obj
Carbonate Of pofaEsa 20 ueutrliiEe one fluid
ounce: IN new fuIEhooped barrels with one
iron hoop on each end. heads and iron hoops
painted. and buns capped with tin.
2M0 pounds o. A~d1u1uffne Candle. IN baKes:
4m0 pounds o. Solu- German Aoffled- in boLS.
4M0 pOundsO Of sasL clean and dEys 6ne grain, IN
100 polnds o. pure eround Hack Pepper. I'm fun.
weight OL papers packed In boxes containing
The above stores 70 be Of the best quality, and to
Be delivered a. the Us Commission st0FAhOuse. IN
Omaha. within ten days from date % award.
Samples % al articles feEeepf meats must -
company proposals and Be referued % therein.
Proposals VIII Be- received subject % the ur1al
conditions heretofore Published.
Blank forms for proposals can be Obtained a. this
Ohice. J. W. BARBTGER
lA-Il Brit Brig Gen c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The latest kilograms say that the
immense amount Of whisky burnt re-
Gently in Philadelphia, the account of
which is given in this issue, has pro-
ven 10 be nothing but water. Thei in
urance companies win investigate
the matter thoroughly before paying
over the insurance money, for which
the building "a supposed to be set
on IRE by interested parties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

It is understood that the Empress
Eageniei is coming to this country the
Navy Department will be advised By
the commanding officer Of the II. s.
In Europe in time % make
preparations for her reception. The
French Fleet to convey the Empress
across the Atlantic, win in that event
probably be escorted BY Rear Admiral
RadfOrd i'm his dag ship Franklin.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

VIM. H. Miller Of the Press, Ne
braska City, was in the Office yester-
day. Mr.. Miller is one of tbepionees
Of the press in Nebraska, and at one
time was the proprietor OF the AdUer-
tiser Office. He is down on q short
visit to his parents living three miles
west Of BrOwnvilIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
PAwxER CRY. August :, 1850.


The Nebraska State Meeting OF the
Christian Church, for 1859, viii be
held in Nebraska City, beginning
Tuesday, September 18th. Opening
address sc s O'Clock p. N. AEfamge-
ments had been made 90 eOmmenee on
the Tth, but learning that the State
Meeting Of the deciples of Christ in
the State of Missouri will convene at
that time, and knowing that many
brethren desire to attend both meet
ings, we put our meeting on the 18th
instead o fthe 9TH, as before appointed.
Many able speakers viii be present
from other States, and deliver address
ses during the meeting. -
Ample provisions win be made for
the entertainment of strangers, who,
'On arriving in the city, will please re-
port at the Office of B. NJ. Davenport,
l23 Main street, uD stairs, where a
committee viii be found TO provide for
them during the meeting.
We hope that all the congregations
of the Christian Church in the State
will be represented, and report to the
Meeting:
LIST. Number Of members.
IL 4H0 OcesOOuS ,
their names. 1919 r
Sd. How often they have preaching,
and who breaches for Them
! 4th. Their prayer meetings, social
meeting, etc. re CD
5th. Sunday School, number of
scholars, teachers, name of superin-
-tendent, papers circulated in the
school, general plan Of managing the
school 3 sFE
9Th. The genera wants Of the
Hany church eanRotbe represented
at the meeting, let them report by
letter TO B. N. Davenport, Nebraska
City, i'm the above particulars II
written reports are cent in, they
should be I'm by the 18th Of September,
50 as to give time for a Secretary's re-
port. 3 5rsm nrs1 glou mi
We hope for a fun attendance and
a glorious meeting. vE EoE1
II. C. BARR8W,
81 III a. Cu stnatD. h DUEaAE.o
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

SARATOGA, Aug. "a proposition
introduced in the natiOn& Dental
Associations yesterday in favor OF
admitting women 20 fun membership
in sub0Fdinate Associations and that
in consultations the consideration
Ofsex should be avoided and only abil-
itv and moral character be- the stand
ard, was tabled.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The North Western Journal Of Com
zlerce is a new paper published at
Omaha devoted 70 everything except
Politics and Religion. In No. 4 tits
last we fnd q very severe personal at
tick upon the Proprietor and Editor
Of the Omaha, Republioon. Whether
this Is an indication Of its political
tendencies or not we are unable to de-
teFmiass but surmise Il is from the
fact that II gEOriss over the defeat Of
the RepubEeaR ticket in Omaha last
spring
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Andy johnson and Emerson Eth
ridge are the two cOpPerhead candi-
dates for q. s. Senator in Tennessee.
The probabilities are that Andy win
not live to enjoy such honor long,
should they be conferred. He is suf-
fering from the effects Of q cancer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

A. r. McCandless, living near Oma-
ha, bought farm near AsPinWall in
this county, and Is now engaged in
erecting thereon a large frame dwell
ing house. He has the appearance Of
a thorough going man, and win be a
valuable acquisition TO that part Of our
county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

WAsHINGroN, Aug. THE Presi-
deHt during his recent visit here,
stated that it was his intention TO
make changes In all offices where the
present incumbents had been I'm eight
years or more, no matter how capable
the incumbents may be, and especial
~ would the preferences be given 90
those who suffered during the war, IS
successors 20 those to be removed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

HEADQUAETERs -DERaHTBrEEr OF THE PIATTE
CHIEF COMPLEMENTARY OFFIcE,
OMAHA. NEB-, July Ass
OEALED Bids, in duplicate, with
~ g~uarante signed by two responsible par
ties, not bidders, wiz be received az THIS Ofce until
0eclOek q M on Thursday, AusustI .. fS3. for the
twenty thousand Cs0gmOl bushels o. Corn.
Twenty thousand CD0D3 bushels Of Oats,
az Omaha. NEBRASKA
HAsf, and % Be completed within thirty days here
BIDS win Be receiyed @E any quantity not less
Pun conditions Of e~n0utrast made known on ap-
pIicafiOn af this Office.
BY order Of Byt MaJ-Gen- Augur-
WI Il
-I05Ll Bvt Brig-GcnL. on.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Mr Putnam of Lincoln called on US
last evening. He speaks in Rattering
terms Of the prospects Of that locality
and the abundance Of crops. He is
making arrangements to start a grain
depot at Lincoln and giving the farm
ers an opportunity ola marketath home.
Tt is truly encouraging to e such
men taking hold and working to the
interest of the farmer. We wish them
abundant success and q good margin
in their undertaking.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The new town Of Cnig, on the st.
Joe & G. B. Railroad was first laid out
about Ryear ago, since which time a
very impOrtantviIlage has been built
mp, and by a vote OF its citizens re-
Gently taken, it is now an incorpOra-
ted town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

We take the following items from
the BeatFiee CaTioR.
Mr.. ArtemUs Baker is building q
considerable ~two-stOry aeditiOn to one
of his tenementS.
The second floor Of Reynolds
Griggs' & Webbis new brick block is
being fitted up and handsomely fur
nished for q court room.
The stone work on Judge Mellow
elTs bank building e completed, and
The woodwork and 6uishing I'D viii
be pressed forward.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

We learn that the vote on last Sat
urday resulted in favor Of subscribing
$4,000 to the capital stock Of the road
foom Quincy to BrOwnvilIe, the ma
jOrity being LIS votes. The NJ. An.
r. A. L., and the @ NJ. & p. roads
win unite their interests this side the
North Missouri ; and the word is that
the road win undoubtedly be CON-
pleted to BrOwnviIle next year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
no THE ladies

ne Doctor would state that he deTOts hts personal
attention 70 an claSsS OF Fs6GLs DfbsnaeL. lis
GreGf Fs1aGRs RGRedN for the obstruction o. the
menSeS. can be Obtained BIZ calling - the Office OF
addressing a letter 70 Or. TOCNG. Lock Box -.
Omaha. Nebraska. enclosing the price ElA Ladies
IN . certain condition should not take this medicine.
as L VII surely prOduce mAardage- send for cir
cul1R 70 -A1rred Ladies Only Wh5ch contains
ValuRble Information 70 every married lady. All
correspondence treated confidential and promptly
attended to on the receipt Of q reasonable lee
once hours from a m 70 8 ,. m Sundays from
3to5 in the afternoon y
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

cIzEK's oFFIcE NnAHA cgVsIT NEh

AuE1sf Ids bl d
DY ORDER Of the County Com
II mfsiOnerB Of the County Of Esmaha.
state Of Nebraska. sealed proposals for erecting en-
tire The folioW1ng Bridge, IN said Aemah9 County.
VIII be received at my Office, In the city Of BrOEn-
vile, up 90 O'Clock n, On Saturday, August ZIst
uO-Wit.
One over Long Branch, in Section p, Town 4
RangeE The same 20 Be % foot span. with abut-
mens n feeE In hight
One over Hughes Branch. On the Township line
between T0Wns 4 and s. IN Range Ia The same %
bea Ol00f span, and win 8D8fments - feet high-
One over Euck Creek. west o. the town Of Peru,
&C the edge Of the bottom. near the EanEe line BE-
tween Ranges n and Is The same 20 BE- q - foot
span, with abutments 8 feet hight
Ridges - Be erected MS AL. and % be % god.
sound material
Good ana sumcienf bonds WI Be required fr ne
completion o. the WoFE.
JAMES u. HACKER
ff&GI County Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Late dispatches informs us that the
Hen. Nathan BIakeIy, of Beatrice, has
been appointed Receiver Of the Z. S.
Land ONCE at that place, vice J. L.
Carson resigned. Good for Uncle Sam
and friend BIakely as well.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

J. z Lancaster, q. s. Revenue Col
hector, residing at Nebraska City,
gave as a call last week. He speaks
very encOuragingly of the future pros
poets Of Nebraska, and Of the great
improvements now in progress in va
riOus portions Of the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The Des Moins Valley Railroad is
completed TO its junction with the
Chicago, and Northwestern, . miles
west of Montana. This important
Iowa road will probably reach the
City of Fort Dodge during the month
of September.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

MONTPELIER, August 10-The Yer
mont Council Of CensoFs voted to-day
to recommend the COnstitutiOnal
Convention, TO convene in February
next, the Incorporation In the State
constitution Of the article permitting
women to vofe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

LEAyENwORTH, Aug. Thieves
entered sc. Pa1ls church, fEpiscODaI)
corner Of Senea and Seventh streets,
last highland stole the silvereOmmun-
ion service, the vestments Of the
church, a large bible and other articles
about the alter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Editor NebraaEa AdUertiser

Editor Nebr0ska AdueTfiser:
DEAR FRTEND-Permit me to say to
the readers Of your most excellent
paper, and the public generally, that
the Blue River Association of United
Baptists of the State of Nebraska, wiz
meet with the Mt. Zion United Baptist
Church Of Nemaha County, on Fri
day before the third Lords day in
September, 1863. -e1L .tt
This will be the frst annual meeting
Of the Association since its organiza-
ton in August 1855. We hope the
Ministers Of the Missionary Baptist
and the brethren win meet with us,
and with US labor for the upbuildingOf
our Masters Kingdom. Come and
help us. sii1y
The introductory Sermon win be
preached by Elder p. BoIinger, Of
Pawnee County, Nebraska
A general attendance is solicited.
We have a whole hearted people, and
ample arrangements VIII be made for
the accommodation of all who may
come.
IRA MOORE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

LONDON, August The British
government have refuse 20 grant an
exequatur to James Haggarty, APP
pointed Consul Of the United States at
Glasgow. ThegOveTnment base their
refusal on the ground that HaggaFty
was connected with the fenian move
ment
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The Trunk Railroad meH have been
I'm consultation in Nebraska City, and
the Chronicle informs us that they
have concluded to 60 to work now.
Good; there Is work TO do. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Hon. G. r. Shook was in town this
week. He says that a heavy rain fell
IN the South part OF Nemaha county
en- last Monday evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12
Irs n for the Denver Pacific
Railroad Released from
!. AftaChmenf.

OMAHA, Aug. 9.-The attachment
suit OF Davis and associates against
the contractors of the Union Pacific
Railroad, has been dissolved by
Judge Lake. The Iron attached by
the Sheriff is ordered released. It is
intended for the Denver Pacific Rail-
road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

Mr.. c. WOOdIey Of Tecumseh, John
son county, was in our Office this
week. He is one Of the active mem
hers Of the Agricultural Society Of
johnson county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

ESTRAYE

ESTRAY NOTICE-Taken m -
~ AET-R HnEheE Living mmThs EB,S
W&l Of NHmnha CnTutw W-IL
ne aAn a9F % 4uner -. an shay m1ra -
Ll GA 04 GpUuE ard ae1CnhH a. f-
~ BY Hlth snail So n sEebead. ~ -
EEGaAl&
@ LEEE d HUGHEzz
GALE
y urday, me 7th day o. August ia Al n,
nour olten A n VII OGer Gr sala 0Hehfrs~
bidder loT c1Sa IN hand. Is ne r~esf7enR ofI-i1n -
nEs On ne Lite Aem1ea River. Nemn rU--r-
NeoEEkAs One BrEhf Bay Mare. uifh Whfe -
nm Dot. and snail staF On the 6r.hsrf -
Lhree years cd sad stny Es taEea mG -
Delay.
sgd JONATHAN HIeGTSsIE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The Tribune says that many OF the
farmers in the vicinity of Fremont are
clubbing together for the purpose Of
shipping their own grain to Chicago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

BOsrON. Aug. 9.-Chas i. Little,
fop0der and senior partneFO Of the firm
Of Little Brown & Co, well known
law publishers, died this morning, IN
his list year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

The HgaId says that stone coal win
Be sold in Omaha next winter at SO
per ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

This Office Is truly indebted 10 Mrs.
T. n. Sanders for one o rthe most
t~astefulIy arranged bouquets Of the
season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-12

John Quincy Adams l. oct in favor
Of JnO. T. Hoffman for the next Pres
ident, and himself for the next Demo-
cratic Governor of Massachusetts,.