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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
Utah.
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There is %somelater news from Utah

There is some1ater news from Utah
brigham Ynnnnlkaa ,64ar&N1 eso&
his tour, and the Ne!6S promised in its
next number to give, if possible, an ac-
count Of his trip, but failed to fulfill
such promise. fgFRe policy Of doing So,
in the present crisis Of their affairs, is
very questionable. According to the
Meas, the Saints are in a fourishing
condition, pecuniarily, y. socially and re-
hgiously. But avery significant para
graph appears to the effect that sever
al UnitedS States officials had been seen
going Eastward of late. The inform
ant Of the fact also observedt to the ed.
itor that some of them had talked too
mnch about the state of things in Utah
to suit the taste Of others in company,
under the circumstances, and thatSome
remedies had been applied to prevent
such outbreaks with good effect
Whether the polygamists will succeed
in persuading Gen. Harvey to take the
back track, time viii shortly show.
The forthcoming crops will be album
dant, and as there is an unusualamount
of snow in the mountains, all danger
of drought was dissipated.
-.LE. N-- W. .- - H."Hs
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
N~ebraska,s Delegate.

We yesterday had the pleasure Of
seeing for a moment at the wharf, the
Hon. FepnerF Ferguson, Delegate elect.
The Judge is on his way to Washing
ton. He carries with him the best
wishes of the settlers of Nebraska
Re Hdsn't an enemy an the Eeryjtory.-
Those who have opposed him have new
er questioned the moral worth, integ-
rity and capacity Of Judge Ferguson.
May success and high honors crown all
his -aHarts to serve tho panpln1 Of No
braska T~erritory.-Ne6rd8ka city Neaos.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
TNOtICe.

NOTICES. hereby given to ali. persons Interested in the
OF PERU, Nemaha county, N. T., that said town
was, on The ninth day of September, A. D.. 1857, entered
at the Land ONCE at Brownville, for the use and benefit
of the holders Of Lots and property therein. And that
the undersigned Mayor of said Town, is now ready to ex-
ecute Fee-simple Deeds to all persons lawfully entitled
to the same. Applications for Deeds must be made TO
the undersigned, at his ONCE at said Town, and all Lots
not applied for within six months from the date Of said
entry aforesaid, will be sold to the highest bidder at pub
lie sale-ina accordance with the provisions of the Act Of
Territorial Legislature, entitled can Act. Regulating the
disposal of Lands purchased in Trust for the Town sites.
WILLIAM F. BALL.,
Peru, sept. II, '57-12-3w - Mayor of Peru.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
1854 1897 1904 1888

Judge FERGUSON received one vote
in Sarpy county, and four in Dakotah,
making a total of five; Doctor FERGU-
son received one vote in Dakotah; WI.
LARIMER received three votes in Rich
ardson, and STEPHEN DECATUR one in
Sarpy. la5
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
Noe Of Die CLOWN Banks have
been thrown out at New York:

NOtSS VI tAO AOlAOhlnS Odnho AotO
been thrown out at New York:
Arcade Blk, Providence Rhode Island.
R. I. Central, 3. Greenwich,
Farmers Blk, Wexford, ~
Warwick B'k, Warwick,
.TiFerton Blk, TiEerton,
MI. Vernon Blk, Providence,
3k Of Middletown, Middleton Penn
'Farm. & Drov. Blk, Waynesburg,
Honesdale Blk, H~onesdale,
Warren Co. Blk, Warren, e.
Blk of North America, Seymour Conn.
Wooster Blk, Danbury, g
Merchants Elk. Blk, Bridgeport,
Norwich Bank. 6T {
North American Blk,
Mech. B'king Association, New York,
Ontario Bank, Utica, grrrYTN"
Fort Plain Blk FL Plain, 3 &c 2
Bank Of Saratoga Co. 6 II
Reciprocity Blk, Buffalo,
HollIster Blk, Buffalo, @ e =
Farmers Bank, q
Farm. 4 Mech.:B Blk Poughkeepsie, q"
Sacketts Harbor, or R Reciprocity, &c
Chemung County Blk, !"
Oliver Lee & Co.'S Blk, Buffalo,
Niagara River Blk, NV
Bergen County Bank, Ellsworth, Me.
Bank Of Hallowell, q e q
Hancock Blk, Ellsworth, " ~
Union Bank, of ~Sandusky City, Ohio.
Seneca County Bank, +" !
City Bank Cincinnati, " 81.
Bank Of Circleville,
Canal Bank, Cleveland, "
Bank of Norwalk, ~ (.
Miami Valley Blk, Dayton, /" I
Commercial Blk, Perth Amboy, N. J..
America Blk, Trenton, g
Exeter Blk, Exeter, New Hampshire.
S. Royalton Blk, Vermont. -2
Kanawha Blk, Maiden, Virginia.
Agricultural Blk, Brownsville, Tenn,
Unsaleable or at a discount.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
The first assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, H. King, writes

"Thatthere is no provision whatever
in the 2. O. act authorizing the use of
stamps as currency nor is there, for
that reason, any provision for their re-
demptionby the Department, where by
such use they accumulate in i%nconve-
nient quantities in Individual hands.
If persons receive them as remittan-
ces, they mustrely for reimbursement
on the sale of them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
Election Notice!

Notice is hereby given that there will be an election
held at the store house of I. whyte, on the LIST Monday
Of october next TO vote on appropriation for the city Coun-
Gil to borrow four thousand dollars, to be applied in cut
ting down and grading Atlantic street as far out from the
levee as the west side Of sixth street. The ballots will
be for the loan or against the loan as the voter may wish.
There will also be held at the same time and place. an
election for. one Mayor, four Aldermen, one Recorder and
one Treasurer, to serve for the term Of one year.
Done by order of the City Council Of the city Of Brown
vile. This the 10th day of september, 1857.
pr tff lob b. THOMPSON. Recorder.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
CASH RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
100 Dollars Reward!
R RORSEB STOLEN!

I'm STOLEN from the subscriber on Saturday night.
.September %, 1851, four horses Of the following
description One sOrrel horse six years old, very fine
horse, no particular marks recollected. One dark bay
horse six years old, no particular marks recolIected ; al
50, a very fine horse. One large light sOrrel horse, white
name and tah and white feet. One dark brown horse
rather on the pony order. - An-
The above reward will be paid for the delivery Of the
horses, or a liberal reward for any Information that will
lead to their recovery. RICHARD BROWN.
BroSnville Sept. 10, '5T-11-ts JOHN MULLIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
TO TElE publ

Onthe 26th Of January last, Ieonss
to sell TO Robert Hawk and ]. q NaSg "a
land known as Neals Point. SAID e,0.-M
feited BY the failure OF said HawkmT ~ = es
with the conditions on their part. Iw-e.ake
method Of warning the public not \ se.of d
said land OF in atown callei AIamo SISaaq
is about to be laid out on sabi trace taln
Iamthe sole owner Of said land. aRd vM
upon sales by either Of the lbove man, llea
further state that although Ihave ba ~ .aaa
amounting paid me as a forfeiture a ann,
so, and now notify all persons concerned my
and willing to refund to Mcssrs HaWksrI ~
amountthe paid me onsaid conditional NM
August 18th, 1857. SW W.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

E-The sNebraska Advertisers having
much the largest circulation of any paper
infhe Territory, Wholesale Merchants in
81. Louis, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and
other Eastern markets where Nebraska
merchants purchase. will find no better
advertising medium in the Western Conn
try. a lI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

The American State Convention met
at Sacramento on the 28th July-one
hundred delegates present, and O. G..
Hall, Of Sierra, President, Major G..
W. Bowit wing candidate for Con-
gress in 1854, wasnominated for Gov
ernor, BY a~cclamation. He promises.
to stumpthe State, - - ~
a correspondence had passed be-
tweeneitkens of Sacramento and Hon..
Edward Stanley, Republicaneandidate
for Governor. In response to inqui
ries, Mr.. Stanley writes IS
In the propriety, Of sustaining pub
lie credit l. fully concur. Private
credit is wealth; public honor is secur-
ity. The feather that adorns the roy
al bird supports his fight; strip him of
his plumage and you fix him to the
earth" But how is that credit and
honor to. be secured? Surely not by
keepingil Office "our agents. These
are the "broken-doWn politicians" re-
ferred toby Col. Walker-men who
only "labora to get Office, who cannot
live without the supporters Of the "old
abuses which have brought disgrace
and dishonor on the State, the plat
form-builders,d the promise-making,
promise-breakinng Democracy Of Cali
fornia. The question is now submit
ted to the patriots of California-"not
devoted to party they will
sustain those who confess all that has
been charged against them2 ~
In answering your letter I avow no
new principle-no new doctrine. ]
wish it distinctly understood that ]
stand, and intend to stand, only upon
the platform of my past life and ex-
pressed opinions. am not a acandi-
date asking for my own elevation, but
have yielded to the solicitations Of, q
Convention Of good citizens, who have
not required a.surrender of principle
on my part, but who think, as / do.
that Sin essentialsthere gshouldbe unity
in nopn-esseepptiEaal l liberty, in all things
charity" ,q@r,t A. -or5 a.ft a. roieo-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

Fz-Unless notified at theeiose Of the Volume 70 dis
eOHlnue che laAdveftiser,H we shall take it for granted
that subscribeus wish their paper continued and shall
accordingly continue TO send IS heretofore.1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24


Fz-Territorial Warrants and Nemaha County Orders
-iraHing intereSt-fi1l Detaken at 7arinl payment FOR
Indebtedness to hisOaicer@4 bl5e4 Nraa 6rf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

NEW DAILY NEWSPAPER.
z By JOHN W. FoRNEY.

BY JOHN W. FoRNEY. ~
/ PRDPOSE establishing First Glass Daily Newspal
in The City of Philadelphia, between the 2Ofh OF Ju-
Is and the ist 81 August, to be entitled HTHE PRESS
fTHE FRESs'' will be Democratic IN its politics, and
wfilsustain the policy Of the present National Adminis-
tratiOn. -
1t is by determination to make 1t worthy Of the sup
port Of eyeTy class Of readers. Dignity couarge and IN
dependence5 in theutterance of my sentiments, enterprise
and efficiency in the Commercial, Literary and News De
partments, and respect for the opinions Of others, will be
kept constantly IN view. J
have embarked all ny own means in this protest and
intend building up a journal that will not only be cred
liable to our city and State, but viii furnish me an inde-
pendent livelihood.
A somewhat extensive experience in public life, and
many years connection with Journalism, will, / hope,
obtain for ''The Press" a favorable reception.
7 Ny friends m the different Wards, and Counties Of
Pennsylvania, Labftn other States, E1Lplace me under
many obligationsby giving "The Press q helping hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
IOHp NH or nTHII " Tito

II JOURNAL OF CIVILIZHTTON.
HARPER's WEEKLY viii contain Sizteenl ages of the
size of the London Illustrated NelOS, each Number COM
prising as much matter as an ordinary duodecimo vol
ume. Itwiilbe printed in a form and upon paper suit
able for binding; and as the pages will be electrotyped,
the back Numbers can always be supplied, so that Sub
scribers will be able at any time to complete their flies.
At the close Of each volume, neat and appropriate Cow
ers will be prepared for the convenience Of those who
wish to bind the paper.
TERMS: f-
HARPER,s WEEKLY will appear every SATURDAY
MORNING, and Will be sold at FIVE CENTS a Copy. It
will be mailed to Subscribers at the following rates, pay
ment being invariably required in advance:
One Copy for Twenty Weeks 81 90
One Copy for One Year so
One Copy for Two Years 100
Five Copies for One Year 9 90
Twelve Copies for One Yegr 20 90
Twenty-Five Copies for One Year 40 90 .
To POstmasters getting up a Club OfTwelveO or Twenty
five, a Copy will be sent gratis. Subscriptions may COM
mence with any Number. Specimen Numbers gratuit-
Ously supplied iDl- JL
Clergymen and Teachers supplied at the lowest CLUB
HARPER & BROTHERS. - --s. %
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

The weather has been unusually cool
for the season Of the year, the past
week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
CASH OS1v
S4RC

70 me Land Officers in he Tsr-5 al
kansas and NebrIs&e: '"0ra ~
BY Joint Resolution IA
1851, valid Pre-emptton clam aTpuVs,
lions, heretofore reserved 4. ~ Inlee SAn
Minnesota, Kansas, ard Ne5rast. Mhe
T %s St tae settlement has ban o. nay w
tst Il eases where the approve,
not yet been returned, the IeclsrSto Eat
be hIed yitli9 three mORf9 e5iS Sts
GPprOred Plat at the Dtsirict 6S ne ran
I'd, Where the Plat Is now in ~ y
Declarationrmust be filed. within ~. Ia,
grst publication Of this Circiln n p CsH 9a
A failure to comply with this reg5 3yrl Laai
a forfeiture 0 the claim /
JOS S. wIsov
Aetna 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
L4Shteeh CaSh frlLes7 each = 81
$500
1927 Cash Prizes, each3 : 80 )
. $3.50 90

The above property Will be drawn for at BroWnvilIe
October 10th, 1851 in the following manner:
When tickets are sold the purchasers nanfoand number
OF his ticket are correctly registered by the person selling
the ticket. When the dayfor drawing arrives, the ticket
holders viii select five commissioners to act in conjunc-
ton with the Board Of Directors of the Hotel CouDonv.
thus forming a Board Of Commissioners OF ten members
who snail each take upon themselves an oath tofaithml-
ly and honestly superinted the drawing. The Board when
thus organized and qualified shall number small tickets
from l toZ,ZOO and depOsite in a box They will then
write ali the prizes and depOsite in another box one on
each TICKET amounting to 200 in all, correspondents in
number with the numerical tickets in the other box. Two
OF their number, each blindfolded, will proceed to draw
at the same time, one from each box, numbers and Drizps
and as they are drawn out, the number and prize drawn
simultaneously will determine the drawing. Each
drawing will be entered in a book, and the result as soon
as completed announced.
Warranty Deeds will be given for all the ReaI-Estatp
In three days after the drawing, which is abdut as soon
belong.
Should anything t~ranspire to prevent the drawing
taxing pace, every dollar received will be refunded. All
FUNDS received will badepOstted in Bank-nOt a cent used
until after the drawing takes place.
Tickets will be sold only for cash. Conservative n
any numbers are spoken for, and not paid for before ten
days from the day Of drawing the numbers win be sold.
Company. W N"i
The Board Of Directors Of the Hotel ComDapv dosiro
again 10 state that they wish it understood that this a no
speculative humbuging operation. We desire "A sroct /,
good Hotel in our city, and have had this DropasSV -
priated by diferent individuals for that PURPOSE. ana
upon consultation have adopted this as the m0St iikelv
manner Of converting it into money ana No borol,y
pledge ourselves for the honorable TRANSACTION Of the
whole affair. '0
A few responsible Agents OF known frfagrity v;r1 ,;s,t
the surrounding country and neigbborin0 riiioc and toIns
In a few days with tickets for sale SbonL5 ob, nros,-
RENTING by mail they can do so BY enclosing the ash or
VIC - = =. We halIam, Cashier Of Nemaha Valley Bank,
u Is he secretary and Treasurer OF the Hotel Conn
pany, and ON receipt OF funds he will return a ticket or
tcKets 70 those ordering. Any one making nm aelub- can
NS mHSSion' .-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
Omeial Vote for Delegate.
tory. as follows:

We finally have the official vote for
Delegate to Congress from this Terri
tory 10 foIoue. r.t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

Parsons resident in this Territory, coming from various
portions NJ she States, often suggest to us The names Of
personsi6 their old heighbSrhOods, who would doubtless,
become Subscribers ii They could see q copy 0fthe 'Ad-
vertisor. We Always send a specimen copy, and persons
~reoeiv8ngy Win consider tobecomea regu-
PostmasterTrand ether, Feeling sunlcient interest to
make up aduby EanfotafR fhe usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

2yoa.U yIf0a ~ IgE Sept. 14,'57.
Pursuant to adjournment the Stockholders This day
met. There being 23i shares represented, the meeting
organized by calling Judge WHITNEY to the Chair. and
r! W FURNAS Scc'y. oilH el1 48Ff
On motion the following Resolutions were adopted /:
bResoIVed, That the sum of 50 on each share BE- and is
hereby levied for the dBgrnass Of An4dr4ns to T--~nsis-
ReSotved5 Should the assessment. levied by the Fore
going resolVtlon fall TO be paid into the Treasury of said
company ON or before the expiration Of 80 DAYS from this
date, each share so failing shall be declared forfaitaJ mi
revert back tot he Company.
KeSolped, That thefSecFetaryof this meetingfs hereby
instructed 10 nave the proceedings Of these two meetings
published in the Nebraska Advertiser Tor fS1r consecn9
IGS weeks. Ri. WHITNEY, Pres't.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP!

H Co-partnership h~ heretofore existing between il
Metllister, Jonas Cranes John LsDozfers Under the Arm
of McAllister, Dozier s Co, is this day dissolved by mu-
-tuafconseuty Jonas Crane has H9lTrhased the entire dnE
.terest in said coneeTni t0vhomot 70 lbs authorized Agent
aiIclaimsd1e the saidconcefn are to be paid.
All claims due by the said concern are to be presented to
the new firm Of Crane & HilFfor payment.
j. B. MCALLISTER,
81 NNEE ~ ONA CRANE,
E&8EKR JOHN L. DOZIER.
Br0wnvilie,1 +, sept. Is, 1907.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
NEW FIRM.

Jonas Crane1and TheddOSe Hi. hav6 This DAY 0rnn6d a.
new co-partnershipu under the the firm and style Of Crane s.
Hill, and will continue the Mercantile business attheod
stand of McAHister DozieF 4 Co. re rrnrr 4ad3 ~
JONAS CRANE,
-r53IeW 9Lil hSdOci THEODORE HILL 4
Sept. IS, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
], Z. JENNINGS
WHOLESALE GROChA
Commission Merchant
DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODVTp
Corner I'd, and Frances SIS, 81. J@q@
Agent For The Sale OF

Kanawha Salt s Fields Celebrated V'O
TAKES pleasure in announcing to the ahlsII
braska and Kansas Territories, southern Iowa -
ern Missouri, that he is now receiving his us-I
and Complete stock Of { Groceries consisting OF sT,rTF
Gle belonging to the line, which he wills lhAowa
LY AT WHOLESALE, on as favorable terms
in the West. - !
He is also agent for the sale Of Kanavha salt (.
lot Of which is now on hand and for sale at relD"~'
to close consignment. uss
He will be regularly i~nreceipt Throughout 5%tsrn
of FIELDS Celebrated Cove oysters direct from
which will be sold at st. Louis prices. They ASs-nld
to any oysters sold IN the West, and every ca s.-~Sh
Orders respectfully solicited AMI promptly '' sssf
st. Joseph, Augusta, 1851.
FLOUR-5OO bbIs and 1000 SKIS. various gs"
D'14r'' ''''- sums IN store J. IA B. 30 JENNINGS
sALT-1OOO bbls IA and 1OO5 SKIS Ga salt t9I SleSS
!. B. JENNY
HYDRAULo CEMENT-lOObbls for sale 'n~
Rs''9 va j. E. JENNINGS
oYsTERs-5oO- box Fields celebrated c"' 0'"
for sale By J.. 3. JENNINGS.
sARDINEs-25 cases IA and IL boxes S''n-~
sale By j. E. JENNINGS
CRACKERS-sOO bbIs and his Butter, '
]. b. JENNlNU"
CLARETwINE-5O doz elaret-lg good ar'''
dior sale by -x-N-fNGS
LONDON PORTE n sCoTGH ALE-SO
II ]. b JENNIE
CHEESE-5O6 xs fresh ED Cheese for sac y
J.. 3. JENNY
SUNDRIES-Pick1es qts, hfs ard gals; up Hrtsi ~
fresh hggs; Peaches; Preserves assoIlet5 IT,lnntd& ~
sters; Brandies; Reasons; TOmaro caSUf3 .rsral. Cods7
/ per sauce; Candles; smoked herring; AacAs'6
&c, &c, Soap, IN store md for sale 2 rNNINGS,
J. 3. JENNY
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

S. II. PARvIN, General Advertising Agent, Ia rear of
New York LADIES' and Ghiidren's shoe Store, 50 west
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
HfssCHER, OWES Co, No. sls and sss, Broadway,
New York.
ANDKEw VIVID. American, CaRadian and European
Advertising and Subscription once, No 1873 NassauSis,
New York.
VS.. swYMMER, No. 4s Chestnut street, St. Louis.
b. ?. McLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
Dr.. II. II. DARsT, Tippecanoe, Ohio.
". G. MUNGER, C0vingt0n, Ky.
AID. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska.
II. W. PETER. Oregon, No.
DILLON & HAWK, Rock Port, No.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rEskaEi6y N~T -
Oh. Il. W. TATE, Linden, No
tt BARNUM, Three Gr0verN~TE
Are authorized acknowledgements andAd-
ceipt for monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
ST. GEORGE TOWN co,

~ Sept. 10, S57. E..
PURSUANT toa cali of the Secretary oFthe St. George
Town Co., a number of StOck-holdersthis day met. There
not beinga majorityof stock represented the meeting adj
journed to meet on Monday next. 500
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
HUDSO NaaG EQRGE. !
81 1DEPUTYsC0UNTY sURYEYeR) II"
SURVE KORg IND LAND AGENE,

DUhFN IHgFD LVIJfN HUEJY1 II
MAIN STREET. 4W
~ BR0WNYILLE, N. II.
WILL attend promptly and faithfully tothe Selection
and location Of Gsvernnrelt Lands in the Nemaha Land
District. Surveying Town sites, subdfvidingL Lands Draft
ing civ Pats, and all other business ola general Survey
or. Will buy and sell Land warrants, nay taxes, investi-
gate titles File DeclaratOry Statements Of intention to
pTe-empty and make out Presumption Papers at sborfno-
tice, and afwayson hand to look out claims for actual set
tiers. Investments made for distant dealers. Letters
Of Inquiry answered promptly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
Office No, II Chestnut street.

TERMS OF REPUBLICAN,:
Daily lin advance) s1o 90
IIFWeeAIy, TN duVanceJ 8 90
weekly, Gin advance) = - ? 90
Sunday kepGblican, 80 2 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
TO The PUbIie

On the 26th Of January last, we. Rsso,,
John 6. Melvin purchased Of LBuis yssl a'
known IS NeaPs Point or Allmq, in Nebrss
which we hayepaid for IN full, sad for vhr9 w
soon as ne shall receive a Patent therefor .%
of said bond havebeen complied viii. tofbs ~
part. We, the said Hawk and Melvin and m,
forewaTn al whom it may Concern not IA usI
Louis Neal any part Of SAID tract or toV1 ~.
timber, coal or stone fherefrom, or mike any
ments thereon, "a We intent c~0ntesting M
same in the proper courts
D.. -H ".| H Mons
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
The Missouri Republican:

FUBLISHLD OILY, ~I-WEEKL AND WEEKLT,
BY
R6 5YP11sS6HHAAEEf, -rnoRtrnfdns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
THE ADVERTISER.
p. ". FURNAs. EDIToR.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. a 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

Twenty Prizes, each -- -. SO
~ Cloth Coats, = each, $40
i"l " Pants, : 80 '"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24
TWehtE.FOur Prfzes. each 8

CAaoJ Oe Os3 CaCAA go
O. q Da%%A y @
&c a g. 10, "A, rU- $3.50" 80 JECC |
I" Is, 4 II, 8, 6, 8, s, ~ 4" " 81 g ru-
D. &C. 3, 16, 800 = - = =" {" go 2 lNIl i
-oa 80" ,,7a7. IoiE sisoooo
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

At the latest dates from India, Del
.hi had not yet been taken, Gen. Bar
nard, the commander of the British
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-24

forces, had died ofdysertery.
The news from China is equally de-
prived ofinterest.