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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
o. DAVIS, LeSaf+A JONAS MARTIN,
Captain. 1azazzH Clerk.
TNHB supeTb, and light draft passenger seameJOSE
PRIME SAVAGE" will leave for above and interme
date pOrts SATURDAY 5Lh inst 10 O'Clock, A N.
For freight or passage, apply on board CT 70
dec 4-9t HAMILTON, Agent.
1857. UNION LINE. 1858.
80 -
Regular New Orleans and Nashville Packets.
The steamer JOSEPHINE SAVAGE, 1900 tons,
Captain 0. W. DAVIS.
The staunoh steamer B. 0WARD, 1000 tons,
Captain ELI WOOD.
The steamer CUMBERLAND, 60O tons,
Captain VIM. DURRETT.
These steamers stand MOL. The SAVAGE being entire
y new. The HOwARD having been thoroughly oyerhaued
aud past inspection, will be ready the FIRST of
TO commence their regular trips above. Capt Duheld
an experienced Agen will reside at New OTesUs and give
The undersigned will give their attention Nashville to
orders from ali intermediate landings the Cumberland
and Ohio MYERS.
H. H. HARRISoN,l ,.,
A. HAMILTON. Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
LARD STANnS

F all sizes and OF heavy tin chean for cash lso SausaRe
" Suffers. CoandeTs, Ladies', SkimmeTs. &c.
nov "a MACKENZIE q WILSON.
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
lust received a email lot Of Trunks, Vases &C. which
81 win sell very low for eASh,
noVS }, H. AeGnL,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04

IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt Of which they will be forwarded BY first
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any By
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be ssnt IN
PURCHASERS Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
heir Post Od;ce, County and State
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 900 and under paid Immediately
after the dra1ng-Oher prizes the usual time Of thirty
dsTs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
$1,000.

That he sewing done by the & Baker Family
Sewing machine, making the Grover & Baker stitch
liable TO rip # thread cut broken than the
l. NJ Singer any other Shuttle Machine, other
Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
c A RIA G E 81!
P. P. PECK & RO.
WHEAT, WHEAT.

ME have q large assortment of all styles, COACHES
w BAkoUCHES and BUGGIES, which We will sell at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
Premium Pianos

LARGER stock than usual OF those esle-
~ brated Pianos manuiacted By A. A. Gale .
q Co., and SteinWay & Sons, (Which took ne n ff
premium the Mechanics Fair is now o5ereJ =, 2
agures for each or four months paper Ny stocs Of g5
Music Books Vioas Aceordeons, Flutes, &c h aIso vsT
rye, embracing ali she didos ent siz.s = y
have also added the following Articles 70 nv 5a-pss
viz: Table OIL Cloths, (all eOlOrs Oh CIotb - T.,
busters and Porcelain Ornaments Eueh a.
Girandales, Lamps and Cocks. The attention m ne s,
Is particularly invited A u NC @oies
For Christmas presents call at The Old nB.. s,,- y
"a, Union Street, lnOF Isl JAS. A Nc1sT IN ~ w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
SHUTTLE CHIN
OPINION OF THE JUDGES AT THE LATE
MECHANICS, FATp

helste Mechanics Pair, held the City )fNeshvfIle
in October, 1857, the Judges appointed examine
tees In Glass 43-No H. GROVER q BAKKR's Sewing Ma.
chimes; No. l64, SI,GRR's-RepOrt upon the Princi-
pal points and meh Of the machines followr:
The machines are both two thread machines is usn
two sepeEate threads making the stitch; GROVER
4 BAKER using the thread from Common spoOIs
with TWO Needless; and that Of SINGER's using
spool and one needle the other thread working om Bob
bin incIOsed in a shuttle, and, in he opinion Of
the committee best adapted to Fine Clothing, sad
dlery, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the Least C0mpIicat.
ed W achtnerys and, of course easier man.
aged; advantage Of using sPOOlS without Re-
winding, and with the exception of fine Cushing, sad.
dlery, &C. in the opinion OF the committee best suit
ed for Family use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
SAUSAGE CuTTERS-

I'VE have hand, lot of hand Coal Stoves prn
w epslly OF small sizes, which will cell very low
prices They have been used only few months and are
nearly good new, and half price that new ones
would MACKENZIE WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
Ing the Grover ker stitch capable Of accomplishing
much greater variety Of work; sush required plan
aions and families IN the Southern States than the J. NJ
singer or any other Shuttle Machine, Machine
for sewing now in use in the United
or Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, max
ing the Grover Baker stitch, will accomplish work
twelve hours ofthe kinds required be done In Southern
families and with much less labor, and will last long
with lees expense and the l. M. Singer
other Souttle, any Sewing Machine in
invented.
The money is now deposit in the City Bank OF Nash
vie and this proposition open ALI and should any
think thai he has good better Sewing Machines for
the and for which the Grover & Baker Machine
designed recommended, shall pleased 10 have it
produced for the esthe points in question TO be decided
disnteested competent judges from Georgia,
TWO from Lonisiana. and three from lennessee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
$1,000,

That the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine, maxi
ing the Grover Rsket stCh is capable producing
of much greater strength and durability, of the kin ds
quTed TO be done plantations and by families Of
southern States than the l. M Singer any other Shuttle
Machines any other kline Of machine evce sewing
invented in United States Europe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
Fall Sporting

WE have Just received, direct from the manufacturer
w the largest and most complete assortment Ofreay fine
SHOT GUNS opened in Nashvil o. These guns
all made 70 ORDER expressly for trade Among
these have Wesley RichaTd's genuine besides other
English and French Guns from the best Makers. Particular
attention Is Gale 20 the Oek OF extra hne Deer Guns vary
ing price and quality to suit all demands
We have also full stock Of Shapes Res and shot Guns
Aliens Patent Rifles and Pistols Cote Kspeaers, Powder
Plasks, Shot Pouches, &c.
FALL q CUNNINGHAM,
sept 3m inside A Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
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URsDAY, OCT. 8TH,
RETURNED

DY the solicitation of many friends, Dr. 7. W. Conner
II Physopsthc Physician has reurued and again located
IN Nashville where he trusts his former God his
profession, will him LIBERAL share Of patronage
The public will bear in mind. that
Physiological principles discardng all posons using
Ing but innocent but efficient edies (prncpay Botan
icy be proposes especially to give full satisfaction
lowing diseases Serofus. Syphilis Liver plants and
Dyspepsia,
Office, temporarily, on Deadrck street, opposite the City
Mill Depot, on the second floor.
Residence, p snters' Hotel, Sumer Ct. 1nov Palm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
$1,000,

That the Grover Baker Family Sewing Machine, max.
ing the Grover Baker stitch less complicated, easier
and managed than the l. NJ. Singer Shuttle
Machine in invented in the United states
or Europe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-04
$1,000.

a proposition to the LnUentOrs or Vsudsrs of ann
Seeing AdeliHs in the United States or Europe
$1,000.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
A Splendid Enterprise.

o weeks since we published the card Of Capt. Tom
Briefly, setting forth that a regular line OF Packets
would be put between st. Louis and this city. at the
opening Of navigation next spring-composed Of fourteen
splendid first class boats. They are to be elegant pas
senger steamers, and which will Of course knock the I'LL
en- out Of the lightning line now plying between Jefer-
son and Weston. We understand the enterprise is a fixed
fact In addition to this line there is to be atri-weekly
line between here and Bluff City, connecting the North
and South at this point.
Capt. Briefly is Of all others the man to put this en-
terpriFe on foot. No man possesses more Of the public
confidence, and none could meet with more hearty wishes
Of success.-S Joseph Gazette.
We are glad 10 -hear such arrangements
are on foot, and the probabilities are, win
be carried out. This upper country has
suffered exceedingly for the want of some
degree of regularity in steamboat matters.
There is sufficient patronage above St, 10.
to pay a daily line well, especially if past
prices for freight and passage are to be
continued. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03


public nor do we desire to be forced now
10 so. We have been called upon re-
peatedIy by individuals and through the
press in this Territory for information
known to be in cur possession an6have in
variablyrefused to communicate shat which
had impaired to us in cOnfdenc chap
mans friends who would be Gated ID
certain matters have, personally treated
US gentlemanly, and we are far from de-
string to hold them to public gaze. We
think, however, we have borne the abuse
of chapman and his sman Friday until
we have nearly, or quite arrived at that
point at which ii Is ferbearance cea-
ses longerto be a VIZ and will say,
in conclusion, that we have the papers and
facts to prove that the IOeaion Of the land
Office at this city was brought about BE- the
deepest and most damning species of COR
ruption.
H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
JUDGE FergusOns P~re.empnon.

We sfatod j fo1z ,yaalzs ls;nca ,bot no
were Iu4ly c9hVlhC6d ulat D4rd Q. chapman
was at the bottom of all the ATTEMPTED.
Jn ~
y - 70
tanning a patentf o his land.
Two Omoba. 7r &c H. OH ~
speaking OF TINS matters says: 9
sTbaf ch.nn.p smnio43aa an arsn, i. Rsshin ,6~n
prosecu,a ,h,s n.,,a, .-.;.., T,a,a $500 q az
hone thai ha copld ,he,sbv ,a,sg.oo.h 7, ~ ~
his so.t vs,.h ~ u.
unwoFsbv ~ occunv IA ~ 49, j 49,, -. !. IN.
enrnlovs6 .nrb 80. nssow ~ a.s
v,sh tro~..,1
s. a
mere IS anotner question connected
with this nre-emntion matter IN which.
every cltlZen Oh Nebraska Is interested.
The afidavits chairman has nrhcnrad and
a.. - I~rTT-SI1
~ against Juuge snow noun
mo more than that there was not a CONT.
i3
ASSUCe VI me Iract soughl'f On
this point we again extract from the Times
os ovn-orso 6 o,v ~
!" 'l0"' t f
o.ed S ~ I L this ~ Gusa4 DELEGATE to ooRsTess, could sue
celled;-has ne calculated the eOnseouencesp soss he
know to what it will ead9 Is i. thatve can apply to
Trm, .1na' fools rush in where angels fear to tread3'--
that, if Judge Ferrusone p]Fe-snption is cancelled on
the ground set forth in these a~nidavfts mat there is not
his Honor God save the : m i, 4 sS SSaTis su ,rsS. !. ' ME,
have shown his true friendshlPto the people of this Ter
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Public Depository.

We learned some time since that the
Government contemplated establishing at
the capital of our Territory a Deposit6arry
for Public Moneys. We learn, from the
Washington Union "that the Secretary of
the Treasury, in accordance with the re-
quest of the Secretary of the Interior, has
establishedat Omaha. city, Nebraska Ter
ritory, a new depository for public money. }
We are pleased to know that Col. A.
K. GILMORE, the present receiver of the
Omhaha Land Office, has received the
appointment as its officer. The Col. is
not only pre-eminently qualified, but a
"tried and true oficer.n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Foreign Correspondence.

Last spring we had the pleasure of
forming the acquaintance of a gentleman,
a resident of Paris, who had spent several
years in this country. We were fortunate
enough to secure from him a promise to
write letters for publication In the cad.
Vertiser." In tO-day's paper, over the
signature of NAvILLE, viii be found bis
first letter. He is q reliable author, an
experienced and ready writer, and his
articles cannot fail to prove interesting
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
The Cataract Blown I'd.

BY the arrival of Mr.. John Cargil in
this citylast evening, we, learn that the
steamer Cataract, one ct the Lightning
Line of packets, was blown up a short
distance below Glasgow, killing twenty
two persons. The head clerk and chief
engineer were among the killed. We have
notlearn any further particulars Of the
disaster.-&. 10. Gazette.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

. ~ The NEBRASKA Advertiser having
much the largest circulation Of any paper in
!, the Territory. Wholesale Merchants in st.
Louis, St Joseph, Cncinnai and other East,
ern markets where Nebraska merchants purs
chase. win ind no better advertising medium
In the Western eountryH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
NATTONAL POLICE GAzETTE.

~" OAAOG U"AAAGA e.
This Great Journal Of Crimes and Criminals is in its
Thirteenth year and is widely circulated throughout the
country-It is the first paper of the kind published in the
United States, and is distintive in its character-It has
lately passed into the hands Of Geo W Matsell g. Co, by
whOmit will hereafter be conducted-Mr MatSell was
formerly ChieEOf Police Of New York City, and he will
probably render it one Of the most interesting papers in
the eountry-Its editorials are forcibly written, and Of
q character that should command for the paper universal
support.
GPSubscriptiOns, 81 per annum; 81 for six months,
tob RENTED by subscribers, CwhO should write their
names and the town, county, and state where they re-
vide plainly To
GEO W MATSELL & co,
National Police Gazette, New York City
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Persons resident IN this Territory, coming from various
portions Of the States, often suggest 20 us the names or
persons In their Old neighbOrhOods, who would doubtless
become subscribers II they could see copy Of the "Ad-
vertisersYr Weaivayssend specimen copy, and persons
receivinE viii cOnsidef il solicitation tObecOme aregu-
lar subscriber.
make Nd aelub, csnretain the usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

We clip the following paragraph from
the Banner Of Liberty, which gives a
complete list of the Know-N Nothing lodges
that are yet in existence in Maryland
The several lodges Of Know-N othings
N the State e Maryland met asfew days
ago IN Baltimore IN Grand Council. The
Clipper, the organ of the party, gives the
following list of the names of the lodges
that were represented: Tiger, Black
snakes, Stay Lates, Plug Uelies. Roncb
Skins, Hard Times, Little Fellows, Blood
Tubs. Dips, Ranters, and Rip Raps.
49, Loo. J h -
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
CuEVEIAND P FTL DEATEp

Will commenced the seventeenth volume on ne arsf
day OF January next. 1t will continue a National De-
mOcratic Journal, readable in every State and Territory
Of this Union. The Plain Dealer has now been publish
ed seventeen years by the same Individual ; has fought
five Presidential, and twenty-one State Campaigns with
out missing an issue, and is now in better pluck to fight
the battles Of Democracy than ever. Hand to hand have
we cOntended with Know Nethingisn, GreeIeyism. Bee
cherish, and Black Republicanism until now we see
the National Democracy triumphant Ger them all. The
National Administration is Ours-Pennsylvania, Iowa,
Minnesota, and Ohio have been gloriousIy redeemed II
is confidently predicted that in three years, or by the
neat Presidential election, every State and Tertiary in
the Union will be Democratic.
i Wehavep passed through an extraordinary year. While
the earth has brought forth in unusual abundance. and
the land is, burdened with a surplus of rich products;
banks have been bursting about us on every side; and
panic, like ''the pestilence that walks at ~noOn-dav . has
pervaded all branches Of business. This paper bubble
system burst Just in time to save thetfarmer harmless,
having still in hand his crops instead of worthless bank
trash ~ ST. ~
EVENTS OF THE YEAR TO GOMEZ
The policy of the new National Administration is to be
established. A new Congress, Democratic in both BRAN
ches, is soon to assemblies: The Presidents First Annual
Message is to be delivered. The new States-Minnesota
Kansas, and 0regou-to be admitted. Our Union is 10
be enIargedto thirty-four States. In Ohio, an Gndenon p
dent Treasury is to be established; and the Black ReDu-
blicans routed
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
We shall have every week
A list Of all the broken banks, i1'
The latest market reports, 8
sEohusJ Tales, and TeIegraphs from all parts.
Single Subscribers $500 Clubs Of twenty 81 %
Clubs of ten I,5O Clubs of forty 100
Pay invariably IN advance. To the getter up Of club,
one copy gratis, Post Masters are especially requested
to act as Agents. Clubs can commence at any time.
Those desiring the Presidents Message and other Pub
lie Documents can subscribe now. fT
Subscribers to the new volume shoule send in their
names as early as the middle Of December, SO that they
may be registered in time for the first number. All
risk, Address, rI1.
~ J.sW. GRAY, Clereland. OhiO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

T+Uuless notified at the close Of the volume Is dis
I~i5ontinue the @AtverflseF," we shall take II for granted
that subscribers wish their paper continued, and shall
accordingly continue to send as heretofOre.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
AMBROTYPE NOTICE.

J.H. MINNICH respectfully invites Ladies and Gen
tlemen to call at his Ambrotype Gallery, where speci-
men pictures can be seen Of the first quality, and where
you can have a miniature taken that cannot be surpassed
in, beauty end durability, and w5ich will be war anted
not to change in any country or climate. Children can
be taken Of fair days in from two to five seconds,
Please give me n call,
8 Pill try TO all.
. GFOf1ce in Nemaha Valley Banking House.
n23-4t Brownville, Deco, 1857. baa Tsa5
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Groceries, Groceries!!
Fresh Arrivals! Heavy Additions! !
Fr1ceS Greatly Reduced9
CURRENCY TAKEN AT PARH
J, B. JENNINGS

Cor; md and Frances sts, 81. Joseph No.
:. H1S J9st received at his store room, corner Of Second
ny LancIs streets, st. JUSeph, everything desirable in
has line, which he purchased for the Fan and Winter
az greatly reduced price for Cash, and which he
Wy esll ~ corresponding prices for cash, or 10 pnnctual
Tust1mers; Among his recent receipts Sre so dOz Fresh
ae1cnes' 90 doz Prime Apples, 20 dOz Assorted Fruits,
<VooE LoDsters ! & 2 10 cans, 400 doz Fields celebrated
oysters put up this fall, 90 half Barrels new white Fish,
also Goldfish, 100 boxes w R Cheese 30 boxes y ID 10 500
los Currants, 90 boxes fresh raisins, 100 boxes dried her
rang, 900 lbs Goshen Butter, 200 bbls crackers, 50, bbls
nuts assorted, 500 lbs Peanuts, 100 boxes assorted and
fancy candies, 100 do gum drops and motto Lozengers,
40 o. ms Figs,&c- Also alarge lot sugaa aud molasses,
sixty days ago.
st. Joseph, Nov. 8, 1857. n2I
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

s.. PARvEK, General Advertising Agent in rear Of
New York, Ladies's and Children's Shoe Store, 90 West
hOurth Street, Cincinnati.
VIsscHER, OWEN & Co., No. S46ana SA6 BroadWays
New York.
ANDREW WIND, American, Canadian aid European.
Advertising and Subscription once, No. Iss, Nassau stss
". Z: D~uDDEhIpoE, n. W.. corner olive and Mai
streets, st. Louis, No.
B. ]. NcLUNG, Troy, Ohio.
DIR. b. II. DARST, Tippecanoe, Ohie.
". G. MUNGER. COvingtOns KY.
A.D. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska
HEW<RETER OregOH, No.
DILLON & HAWK, Rock Port, No
RIDDEN & WHITE, Nebraska City, ~ ]. 49, :
Oh. n. VITAE ndcns MO-
A. J.. < Three Grove, Mt.
Are authorized Agents to solicit Subscriptions and -
vertisements for the Advertiser, and receive and re-
eeipt for monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

we are perfechywiIlingg sthis and that
should be put together" 3
al I'VE before remarkedsrWe are unac-
c1stomed to, and disapprOve Of exposing
letters received IN confidence; Or Of drag
g;Dg friends into petty quarrels that may
between individuals. We have
other letters and faetsin our possession IN
Ssgsra % the location Of the land office At
his place, which we have never maaS
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
s'rThe States' RI
An Independent National Democratic Pan
Published at Washington, DC.

An Independent National Democratic Pane,
published at Washington, DC,
1t will represent the sound constitutional principle,
which have ever been upheld by the National DemOcrac
but 1t wi not be so entirely political that its columns
will interest the politician exclusively, nor so subser
Went to party as to betray principle at the command O
power, to disguise its convictions at the suggestions O
expediency. f srftdl s .-fi a-l N0TI7T
In addition to the discussion of important p~olitica
questions, its columns will be devoted to the proceedings
Of Congress, thecurreht transactions of the Goyernment
to general news, and matters Of interest appertaining 4
Literature, Agriculture, and Ommerc
q The Weekly, it will be perceived, is published in
double sheet form, and is printed on superior paper, will
handsome bold type, at the following reasonable rate
Of subscription Il PER WIN
Single copies AZ o.
Two copies g7t. A4 a
Three copies .ir Fvl Slt 3OC
Ten copies, to one address, and any larger number
az the rate Of 81 per year 500
Ten copies, to the. apdress of each subscriber and
any larger number, at 81 20 each $500
IN order to oblige those whodeSire to subfcribe for a
paper published in Washington city for a shorter period
than one year, we propose to furnish the Weekly States
on the following terms via37tt t
FOR THREE MONTHS.
Two copies 800
Five copies 200
Ten copies 800
One copy - $500
Five copies H 500 rr,
Ten copies 500 ,..
Any postmaster, clerk, or other person, who may send
five subscribers, with 81 enclosed will receive an extra
copy
EE-Payment in all cases is required invariably in adj
vance; and no papers will be forwarded until the receipt
Of the money. trs.. --.Ht .a.
1.-THE proprietor of 'SThe States was one Of the ORR
ginal founders of the Washington UDion,' and his long
newspaper experience before and since the establishment
Of that paper %justides him in promising a paper well
Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
Married

OnThursday Nov. &c, by Rev. }. wells, Mr.. J. NJ
s TRIcKLFR of Forest city, No, and Miss AMANDA
CLARK OF this city.
!. On fhe same by the same, Mr.. JONATHAN HIGGINS
and MissBARx r. G0oD, botbOf Glearock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03
PROCLAMATION
BY ACTING GOVERNOR Of NEBRASKA,
e. ~THANKSGIVLNG

THURSDAY, the26th day Of NovemDer, is hereby aSed
asthe day OF Annual Thanksgiving, for Tie year 1881 In
the Territory Of Nebraska. ~"
The proPrietya and religious duty Of ne observance g
such adays in each year, has been recognized BY nearly
every Stateinthe Union Our citizeas should heardT
and devoutly onf0r-ackn dgfngt their a~epeddence 10
on a Gracious and Bounte0us Providence; e~xpresaH5
thelf iaithi IN HIS goodness ami justice. and s~uppheatg
theeontinuance Of His favor and mercy.
We may be thankful FOR the prosperity OF the county
at large, for the absence Of Wars andPestilence; frhe
securltyOt our rights and Liberties under aRepubIc, ag
nrmer and more powerful than ever; and for the srair
y OF the more rapid progress Of our productive sndpUs
nisIhs IerrltOry. Whatever the embaTiassHSentsdh ne
times, all may rejoice in 1.-THE privilege 81 slfe. liberty
ana the pursuit OF happiness''-- and should unite in
Ftayer and Praise 70 Him who has so far slstsined HsaM
who controls our fortunes. lee,
I, therefore recommend that our citizens. onyeueat
lnelr usual places Of public worship for tAe purposes
ABOVE mentioned on the 18th day cf this Month.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal
LIS. OF the Territory at Omaha City, this4h dy
Of November 1857.
.T f:A = T.. B. Cunning,
- Act. Gov. OF Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-03

Wehave been favored this week with
most delightful weather,