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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

SEC. ?. In the prosecution of slaves for
crimes Of a higher grade than petit larce-
nv, the Legislative shall have no power
10 deprive them Of an IMPARTIAL trial by a
petit jay /
SEC. Any person Who shall mad
Ici6dsly hsnsmber or deprive a slave d
life shalf suffer punishment as weld be
Indicted pase tie Lie Daence beer
COMMITTED q free yhne person,a and or
the like proof; except In case Of insurrec-
ton Of such slave.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
2uCOlrBehtOn. \

The. Washington correspondence Of the
Philadelphia PFkssgander date of the 18th
inssaippysrof Colonel Bensonaf ! 20
Ht1 saw dlonA Bent6n riding ont q few
DAYS Since He has thinned7ery mitch.
He sat firm IN HIS saddle, and bolt up
fight, as Rb1gh he were at review.
HIS healh is not restored, and physicians
SAY that it never VIII be, While it was
thought that be was dying. ], learn thai
late and early he was hard al work get.
ting ready for the press another volume
Of his digest Of the debates df Congress,
Even nov, though sufeefng Ill times gre4l
pain from What Seems ID be ali fnternal
cancerous malady, he applieg himself Il
his task XVI with idnf1agging industry and as.
siid8naiitty. In this is Seen bis indOmitabit
u1ifbJ9q 3iuIN . hlr9 m5M Sp1GF95 ItaHo
%1THV fradt dfrg ua.fFs brd f5adi dqflH
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
DISSOLUTIONOF CO-PtRTNFRSHIP
Groceries! Groceriesl!
FreshArfiFals Heavy Additional
Prices Greatly ReducedRIU
CURRENCY TAKEN AT PARFT
J, B. JENNINGS

Cor. End and Frances SITS, ST. Joseph 10,
HASjust received a. ais store room. eorner Of Sepona
and Francis Streets, st. Joseph, Everything desirablaiu
his line, which he Purghrsed s0r the Fall and WiDteT
trade, at greatly reduced price for Cash, ADD which M
viii sell at corresponding prices fT cash, or TO uuncfual
customers. Among his recent receipts are 50 d,t, rro-t
Peaches, IS dOz Prime Apples, - doz Assorted Frrfts
20doz Holsters I 2 70 cans, 3Ooduz Fields celehrated
Oysters put up this fall. 20 halG Rarrelsnew vrbifgFfshT
also Coddsh, 100 boxes " r Cheese. 90 boxes = N - ~
lbs Currants, 80 boxes fresh aisins, 100 boxes died ber.
ring, 500 lbs Goshen Butter, 203 bbls crackers. sa bbi,
nuts assorted, 90 lbs PeaBsfs, 100 boxes ass6-tsS ~
fancy candies, 100 do gum drsos ana motto I0TsoSe-S
200 drums Figs,&e. Also a large lot sugaa ana mol.sSes
which will be sold ct prices considerably below ne wice,
sixty days ago.
st. joseph, NoF. 6, 1851. n,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

n.,..,.x "a hisE zitsEysssRi Tom xaEleas
rsrtIons Of the States, ofteu s~uE=cstto ~ .
$3.50 in their old neighbOrhOods, who w0ula douptless
..o s,S[%fbeTSif they cubTfRee acpT q the "Ad-
vrrtiser. % we aiwaysSenda lseofmeReofs snapeIsons
receixinr. viii consider it solicitation tobeoeme aresu-
~pSTTftrrs and otbera; feeling sHneieut interest," to
make I'd selub, can reiaia the nsHal PeErseHt III iAeiI
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Nov. %.

CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
Flour buoyant and advancing; 1900 bbls
sold at s4,35 TO S4,45 for ~superine, and
S4,55 to $4.75 for choice and extra.
Whisky is selling at l5c and is ingood
demand.
Coffee is firm, 600 bags sold at 1O1I3
to 10 3F4c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
The Vintage OF Missouri.

From the German colony Of Hermann,
in Missouri, we learn hat the va has
been In prbgress several EreHk, ana
4 almost ended. The yield is post un-
preced eniir lard-Ae %vinterI Ire reap-
Zig a hrgsr crop than they hat provided
ItBs. and Ss6nseqdenoet her sEeHs
.of barrel and cellar room. ThesSt Louis
Westliche Post says the grapes feHnnsa-
ally large and juicy, and if ordinary care
iaksRiR5heS vintage the yield will b
larger than ever before, as.the grape:
FAUST eontdinh gredter pet salEage.dfkl q
gar than has been the case in any yea
since 1sAs. The wine this year grow
Pif Hermann and Vicinity will ssmouAt t
about 100000 gallons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
A steamboat NeWs gnaIaer

-Among other innovations which the
mammoth steamer Create Easterns is
about I'd! inaughfate win be the Pibfea-
ton Of a daily paper Oh boara for the
benefits the tTayeling publicmjhe rgu-
lar s'publicr Of travelers-xhdln she may
be bearing across the leoean.H But this
startling feature IS anticipated on the
western vuierso6 of the New oEld4 for
the New Orleans and 81. Louis paeket
steamer James E. Woodruff now sal;
equipped with the force and material fol
the publication Of a regular daih gapel
on board during her trips up midtown the
iteF with a job Office attached ior the
printing Of bills Of fare and osBer work.
The result of the election in NewJer.
sey is as follows: 9
The Democrats have elected g Sena.
tors out Of s. iaI
Il, The Legislature will stand Is Demo.
Gratis, 4 Americans, Republican ard
Fusion.
The House stands Democrats IS, OPP.
position 25. 5l5t Ii 81. l II.
z-S~.AA4+AI sfT
Call at Mr.. MIrNIcH Daguerrean Gal.
iery and have your likeness taken.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

-~-rtnIess PJffked AZ the elosecf tie Neiuhe4o dis
oo5.sinue the "ActeEtiscr1 We she'll take Hldr grastea
that subscribers wish their paper continued, ana AhAii
&eofdfnFly ~cOutiuHe tOsenda .
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Suspended Eanfrpoadsss 1.

1--. ia nv
Is Within the last thirty daysthe follow
ing railroad Companies are reported IS
having ether gone 70 protest On their
aeatmgs debt suspended Or made N S
signment Of their propertgi 5i bac :sini
51sb EXMhra. lI" P0r3T LII4BILf4iEs.
New York and Efe,,H fsol1 S88, 0O0,DOO
Illinois, Central nan + ~ g4,g90,00e
Philadelphia and Reading g0,60Q,e00
MICHIGAN Central, adi }galAhfM ,000s000
Michfgan Sodthern,n '9ss ,dp1SDD0,0 GOO
Cleveland afna. Toledo ie1I Ho7 ,5D8,000
Milwaukee and mississippi, 5s7,e09, 600
La Crosse and MihwFaukee, IA, 00g.0Oe
Cleveland and Pittsbqg,,hsa rI6,000,000
Del! Lackawana &Westefn, $4,000, 900
Chic St Pa6r& FondY& Lac i5sgD0,e00
North PennsyIa yen hf 5000, goo
Huntingdon & Broad Top ml;20OIg09
SteubenviHe ana indiana hI45 100000
20 3T3H IJeD 9n1 DTS ,1ltTg1g -1allaE Dug
m3aiTotal, 9foi tlno b9on sls1 100000
2 ESTIMATED. -H 6aa! e HHd5grfa 9aifsi
loV. sT B8ss3rss lion ad1 bas 19di
A couple Of scoundrels j muscatine,
Iowa, calling themselves "HotchkiSs &
Seymour" are s~windling those who are
yerdant enough to, be swindleds by send
ing them the following letter: odl Baals
iols p F4 M6scArISB, Oct! 9th, '57.na
AEBAN II. ADAMS, Esq .Hssity Ind
la DEhRgSR:-We write ito inform you
hat Mr.. James johnson, who lived near
this city, died short time since Before
his deathahed executed some papers con-
Eeying to you the right and title to yl60
acres of land in Clinton Co, Ind, which
with a sealed package relating to private
matters, Sc, he gavesu to send you'll he
died Please state how shall send
them, G1nl ~ rs sdl 70 iiguon9 be7iHp
You will remit $2,09as ouFfee,z .boog
r4aa ns Very truly yours, esrqooaT
HOTCHKISS s. SEYMOUR. i
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Great lfatch al B1liards.1

IT. U1 -
A great billiard apaiGh was recently
plhyedatl Sah9B rancizto. b~efReen84wo
players, named Observation-Disclosures, ia
Which the former madg & irbbnna Of i,444so8h
a fpll-size carrom table with but three
balls, instead of the usual compliment Of
four. This slundodbtedlyathe greatest
exploit on record, in the way Of Billiards
and It proves that Mr.. Brown has reduced
himself to the accuracy OFF, machine
and hat his counting from morning till
night, al every shot, is a mere question
Of physical endarahee.s Were not this
wonderous run attested, as i IS BY afida-
yiti we should hesitate to give it credit
but, proven asitis;g the performance Is
beyond a doubt Where eqthet thhha-
pion billiard players now! Where is
Jonathan in England Andrews ,Phelanl
Lake, and the Albany PFOny Echo an.
stwe1rs where Isiehgsa9 gafaollof sdF
SNSAS NA~AS r...r r. ..r.-n
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Gone Under.

.ism As The Wyoming Telescope and
PlattsmOuth Jefersonim Of this Il rritory
have BEEN suspended for want 6fnencoa-
regiment For those points ii would have
been better they had never a paper Than
not to sustain one bla9p sf t.asFT''
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

.s~.-.tsine AGENT in irtar Of
,. EAhtl - c5s1trenss sboe store, 81 west
Fourth Street., Cincinnati. ,--w.v
TtsscEER. OWES K Co. No. sl6 and S4s, BrasaNN'
New York. r.~rorfau
AEDREw VIVID, American, Canadian ana
Asvertising and Subscription once, No. lSS' Nassau 1s
New York otirc and "A
J.. r. -DuDDERIDGE, n. W corner O"'
streets, st. Lyuis, No.
B. T. HcIUNG. Troy, OHIO.
Dn. H Il. DARsT. Tppec1noe, Ohis-
&c NuNaFR. csTiRstgH,
KB. KIRK, Archer, Nebraska
II " PETER, Oregon, No.
D4tIoN HAHK,n Rock Pons M
RIDES & WHITE kc~5raskaNHIsA ~
DE. N. W. TATE Linden, No.
I. r. BAREUM, Three Grove Nj: ..-.~ "A.
Are authorized Agents to solicit Subscription - -
vertisemeHts for the AdycFNisers ana reeeeNS ~ -
CENT for monies therefor 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

ANNOUNCE tOthe Travelling Pplle fAatthcyarS
now running asa Ferry across fkS lhssodTi Iver al
BrOWnVilIe. Nemaha CO., " u
In snfireLy hev, ss5sfaHdef qHf Qemodo ual
STEAM FERRY BOAT,
Which arrangement win secure 8 certain and
safe passags az al times and in all kinds o.
weather. The Projectors do not asssr boastingiH
or for The purposOof painiDgeuaoa merely, but ao
governed by facts, when they say this is the bst
CLOSING Of the Missouri River ID Nebraska, an
when they say the route from BrOHnFille TO Fob
keamey and from thence 70 California iEthe peargt
fSr evidence hey tefer ths tsadF d thdg4pdjAo
Country; and are warranted in saying IL Il the most
practicable rUuto by personal G~Efi6a5ee, as we'll as
that Of hundreds Of others who have Travelled it,
We claim therefor that this crossing AID route bois
out peculiarly faycrible induceuteni 70 persons
going to CaliforEia, and solicit their b r0psge. Not
outstanding our superior arrangements sr a ale
and speedy crossing, Ourehafges Srethe same as oibT
Ferries in Nebraska, al being reyuhstd by Iegia&
tive enactment. 30 fa
- -ReeoTiect that with our facilities Of P0Fef
no kinds Of weather viii prevent. our Boats non
making regular trips at al hours.
H-A skf and kaniNshl ID in rsaliness toefoS
foot pagsengers alta ltimes Qf piEht- vr
p2OzNoEembe1hh 1879. CtdTlalG
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

we caff attention to the prospectus Of
this association which we publish in full
in another column. An accurate idea Of
the institution and its objects can be had
-bgrkading il Therefore we need only
Say, it has already accomplished much By
Spfeang nae specimens ef sculpture and
painting. Purchased the works of artists
which probably through anyother chan
nell would not find saleam We thopepndt
Rithstanaing 4aightffme a'handa0me
club Will be from BrroYnpYIiiIle9i Il The
editor Of this paper is the authorized
agent 60 receive subscriptions. q 1a gsels
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26


The Management have great satisfaction in annoHRelngo
that INSTRUMENTATION Art Association, after three years
Uf unparaheiet success, enters uponlts ionrth year IN
crcat Drssel88rf eblfeed6n q paintings AZ ac6srof one
hundred and eighty theEs1nd dollaFsl And theTe-pur-
chase OF Powers celebrated statue Of the Greek Slave, a.
sEoAoihertAlaabe works d An, render tie fnducehent
10 subscribe greater then anyherq5ofoTe offered. Among
tdaf Is premiums to sabssribeFs, aoi Tie 18th Of gsnuafy,
1858, are manyfrpm the Dusseldorf Paintings, embrace
ing the well knOwn Otkedo and DesdemOna, rae raj
with numerous sghs( Il s~s5passihs beauty and value
The works in Marble viii embrace Powers fafaeas
and original statue, The Greek Sare, also the fOlgaFins
beautiful works in Carrara marble The Statue Of Au-
RON rInE Sdfgg10f Plche, The NrnF9of 4rnO,
TaeStsdeHS shaFFdslaB embTaoins, ~ AllAeSeral
a1laFsa mSgmaseRt ana G3sfiy works u Painting, seSlP-
Terms of sd6scription.
n. livery person Subscribing three dollars before the 2Sth
Of January next, 1850, is entitled to the large andlcostly
steel Engraving Manifest DeSfiny3 splendid So en-
craving, also a cgHy Of the eOsmgPOlitlp Art Journal one
year-the most bedutifuf magazine in-America; also to
a certificate inthe award o. premiums, ~ which . fine
work of1Nt my be received Grdfs alS6t6a free ticket
Of admisdo4o the dusseldorf and nsnspoltan Galle-
rier, for theyear Thusit is seen that for every three
aolANs paA, tAes16setiber nOttfly reeGiFbs alSpIe3ah
three dollars engTasingab at als6n the beautiflly illus
trated two dollar Art jOurnals one year, together with q
eeraifcats inthe annual award Of premiunissby EhI6h a
valuable work oc art in paihtiBs OF sculpture maybe re-
eeiyed in addition giving to every subscriber on equiva-
lent to me ySlPsSD ny aollprsS sHi . certificate IN the
lIIhss Rs5aytRE Ss9s4Eesy NigAs WIN ss fHTniihsd
.Fgthegs yho PTFter che 3fagssines in place Of She en-
grazing and ART Journal, the Associatioh 'IIil furnish,
with a certAbEtenK e Tvppd@ Me1pmls any one Of
Emerson 4 asszins IsI a6aaaas GSas6ly, eOmoineD
- Hha Atlantic Ms8Tfipes HaTper's Magazine, GddeyrE
H3s9 AaaZis Aas3FiqegG EabaHIsT BlackYood PSI SOUTH
en Literary MESSENGER,
Or any once the f94oxing British rQparteriiesi yizA
Edinburgh,CN North British, Westminster, i5cs
And LondeA quarterly Reviews or Littel's Living Age,
andfWOc gtihoFFs, So II
Owing to he aeyssetieaof the ArtJ0Vrqa1, It cannot
befpnishef freetQ any except to these Who subscribe to
teE9taylng:, PSA othens ~ S1aeeEln adfa9ee.
Acopy of eitherOffhe above Magrzines, anda ropy6f
the Cg9hgp4Af94 Art 9aTnaYwiUbe hrnsRedIf TOT S.
Including two certificates in the awardOE pTemfums.
These sib5cGakds s6 itfta8 dIaaatbf lips aaa any
enc Of thesbOve Magazines and the Engraving Willie
entitled tofRe All I5urnALGF aHt i've certificates in
the awardof p~rehhfdms. Persons taking hve member
the Engraoing and Certificate.
rvT Address O l. DERBY AetuaEy ca. A.,
ssubstIbtions reeetedSy !,
R. w. FURNAS, Hon. Sec'y.
.1GIIOgT HTBr0IT1pile ,' NJ #.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

LuSS uSN .tOOms an nAtat4SSu u41AheS III
"apple pie orders and will be pleased %
have you calllTgHl 20 IT9K
JIG III liz mf7 r5ur1r7779 adT
eg12eD siOh board Steamer Omaha . 20
mo- Nov. 90, 1857. deSH
3 Al 4 full meeting Of passengers held on
beard steamer. Omaha on her last upward
trip to St. Joseph, John CoEhy Of st. 10.
was calledto1he chair, nrd1As Say
word, Esq, of Ellw6od, was sappointed
Secretary sl,6l s'a919 9aL
I. HE following preamble and rsesOlu-
tons were unanimously adopted; JsluA
9diWe, theI passengers Oh hoard steamer
Omaha, onhef last UPWARD trip of the
seasonfor two consecutive years, feel call
ed luponPt to express our profound gratitude
and thanks to Capt. Andrew Wineland
and his well appointed associate officers
for their kind, %pFesefvihg, and gentle
mainly conduct, IN providing for the wants
Of their passengers, and landing them and
their freight in safetya at 4heir) different
points Of destination, under the most ad-
verse and discOuraging circumstances of
wind and weather. Therefore q sIoho9
Resoltsa, That Capt. Winelandt having
performed the first, last, and speedest
trips, Is emphatically the he pfas NHrd of
commanders III the Missouri river trade,
and that his excellent boat, the staunCh
and safe Omaha, is the Excelsior Of boats
on the Missouri river.qs Feal biz a.
ResOkced, That the above proceedings
be published in the st. Joseph, Ellwood,
st. Louis Kansas, and Nebraska papers
generally. A5atis %
JOHN CORBY, chain.
A. H SATwoRD, Sec'y-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

rE7SsThe sBebraska AdFeEtser having
much the largest circulation of "a IN
the Territory, Wholesale Msrchsnts ~ st.
Louis, st. Joseph, Cincinnati and other East
ern markets where Nebraska merchants spur-
chase. fnhndno better Advertising medium
IA the WesSern. c~ountry~1IT heEt god la
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
M6scArISB,Oc ii 9th, IS
AIBAN II. ApAMs. Esq, .FsIify Ind.
Another NewPapeE

Eaa" 3H912 8 We have reeee6iFed the
first number fBssfF3 Of the @t0mnaadfE ntsaraP Prise
G, W RgsKa Esq, Editor and PEoprie-
tor 0madi, MT. c The Enterprise is "a
creditable paper, and we wish It success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
M

4 AAA ASAANG fEONEnNOG VI
''isl. THT.FKSGIHLYG. rE -.
THURSDAY, ths2sih day Of Noyember n harby aEd
a ne day Of Animal TAsnksgiyiRg, iorthe year lSl-n
ThSpr5priety and religious duty Of nc Observance d
such a day, in each year, has been recognized b. nearly
eKeEy Staten the Ini0n- ouE citizens .stsRd hsaIihy
ano devOutly onfer-acknowiedgin their dependence up
on . Grecious md B~OuuIeoes Hrovfle1ceJ expTetang
t~heirfaith in His goodness AMI Justice; ana shpphcitng
the continuance Of His favor and mercy.
We may be thankful foF tbe prosperity Of the country
az arge, for the absence o. Was and PesiienceI for the
seeurityOf our rights and liberties undrr a Republic. nov
hr1ner and more pgNertnk niaa-cveT; and certain
mlsing TerHDH NWhalever the eme tffa&sneata 10
tines a~Ifmayrej6ice dtfe BTivflege n "ite, liberty
and NE ypiC kzppi1c9sG aa hDufd Hraie in
Prayer and Praise teIiim who has sqtar sustained us ana
who controls our fOrtunes.ldJ ~ HNial
i therefore recommend .tiaa, sur Caizens cuRgensat
their usual places ~ public lVurshiD. Inr the purposes
atOve mentioned on the 25thd3y Of thishenth-
Given under my ham. and the Great S9l
LIS. OF The Territory at Opaha CBi 7this4h ay
Of November 1851 f-iA G~It
.97XAM 2219H
B~roWnville Steam Ferry
BEST CROSSING
MTSB8HRF RI V
The Route from BrsgByilla to &c; Ess4hfF'
Z = ana f~ron-theaHe to Calfor1fia, as MI
nearest and most practicabIe.
NLF -"u MNNE Oh HL ST.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

Z if~L fbIf.L LEJ~ 4 #n yf9T70ft
III. R.lDAVIS, 7-o
Has aoIneved his stock q ROCERIE from I,ksss
building 10 his new building W
b .z.I5 NO. 8, Main Street,
next door to the Land Once, where he win be pleased
10 sec all his old ~cHstOmers, together with As many new,
ones As may favor him with patrinlse, 37Aib
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHIP.
The co-partnership heretofore Existing betNeenJ m.
Maun and A S. Holiday, under the name and style Of
Y. y. Maun Coz is this day Dissolved By mutual Gun
IL Is anXiously desired that the aHairg Of tho arm h
immediareiF settless hereforsto hse who kpoE or beliove
themselves indebiedin. any manner Fadafeyer fNnItdte
dne warning. ~ must be daRe-and hat to- witheuf de-
lag. All debt8ust betpaid % "a. S. Hahahr Iwho
wall be found e the present atshePOa-Omce.
n22-sov. rs, ~ @a y AZ. n6fffpAy 4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
A. H SAYwoRD, Sec'y

- = VT = LIZZIE" I" Nt0'F 4Nr-a-
The official vote Of Ohio give Chase a
majority Of 1909.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

l.
.se- ~ asrnogrsf, ST. Louis, Nov, 12-s
a'i WheatAThe market is steady at yes
terday figures, with sales Of 9S fair
spring at 75e; 1S2 good do at 7Sc; I24
and 279 do st soc; 56 prime do and 100
Canada Club at S5c; 158 fall and21 and
% choice spring and clubat soc; IS good
fail at 81; and SO and 94fred, and Al and
I153 white at Sill round, No choice
samples offered. ,bstsi Il Is1a7d - ~
CorpLOld reported dull for mixed and
yellow at As to SOC without sales A lot
of new in the ear, equal7it to 49, sacks,
Sold at Soc, sacks extra, asr9 :, -5H, .'1aa
5taO ats-Unchanged and steady with sale
Of 100 at &c, sacks returned, and inclu-
sivee' Of Sacks SOC. at 32c and SOD at Sc,
both cash; $50 at 35c; 1875 and $50 at
Sec, delivered; 240, 345 and 81 al same
without delivery, - 5ep s2 81 $3.50, gof End
Flours-Helders very firm. There is
Some falling off In transactions. Sales of
$40 bags low grade superfne at safe to
$~2,12;59bbis country superfne at S4,27;
$50 bbfs do at S4,40; SO bbls choice do at
$3.50; 0bbls fancy ataiS4,75;a 20 ,bHs
branded extra ST $3.50; and 400 city so-
perfines a choice brand at S4,75 per bbl.
Barley-Saies 1876 bags inferior at 25c
161 bags fair spring at 45c; and $50 bags
prime spring at 60c; choice spring viii
command 20 to 75G; AND fall so at IS per
bpshel. n
s1 Whiisky-Quotaesd al I7c per gallon,
currency None sold. ao) usmnoo %
BeanEh good demand, Sales 25
bags fair white at 90cj 10 bags good at
nose; and SO bags choice navy at 120cper
bushel. Is
Hides-DH a:Sc for flint and sc for
salt. y Fszg
Potatoes-Market steady, but the me-
dinm and inferior qualities are dull. Sales
to-day, 1877 bags damaged at37c; 81 bags
mixed at 45c, and 375 bags good Pinkeyes
and Neshannocks, mixed at 60c, in bags.
Onions-Very dull, with sales of so
bags and Sc bbls at 75c including pack
ages. sa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Cheap for gash;o

OICOp AOI
-31rEE t-.oa TLseEu0ir- Gl M r83r1aT
Pure white lead Putty u stsd .asfhAl1
French zinc p -ic1as- -C Castor 0iI,-3gH ~. Il
China zincis. s9gIe o. God HYerfeii ll.1rs 20
-Red LEA - Sweet oil
Venitian red olive odI
Row aud b1rut uhBre u GIueIH IFI4
SP19tfh whiting Patene medicines, an sorts
Turpentine Dcst1C sn FsuUyeandi6sS
-TaSHefs al aT1n53 TGiiss sS 88pp 4d Ig3H.
Copal VarnishT u .YTrYsshng sgap
japan Tooth brushes
White Narnish Hair brushes
LitheFase Cloth brushes 1Erb
Paint brushes AIm6pds soft she'll V
@nlsa brushes igJ ~ Hard she'll Almonds lH
Sash and window tools Flberts, peaclns ~
Well brushes Pea nnts
Lettering Pencils FIGS iH !. ielJ
Tube pants Raisfus HIi I-| N .inJ
Camel hair pencils Oysters IN cane ( ssrsL
Blendersgid) Sardfnes - -4a-.a
Star eandlesI-s rv .05eBlack an1ImD Teas mg
Yeast Powders.
ao-Au u TOBACCO, .r-atzu.q-u
- ne best Brand, eheFing and smoking Cisgrsran-
w RRBI1H IND LIQUORS. ia
Preserved fruit for pies, branded peaches, fresh pea
clles In ems, pure liquors for medieai purposes, JamaiOa
rum, Holland Gin, Irish whisky, bourbon whisky. ginger
srSa9y' IgIalab F9Ft NiPe, cherry vine white vine,
-'IN-'e' 10 STATIONERY. 70. ai@'
FOOlscap paper, fancy letter paper, gid edge notes,
and envelopes, plain, fancy aud embossed; pens and PEN
holders, INKS q az kinds, hnAstarida and Fabers peadls,
A SplendidLAssortmen Of Perfrmeries
Comprising Lyons KathaifiOn, eOiegis, DommAde.
genuine OK marrow, bear grease apdoils, musk and es-
sences Of an kinds and Of the anest quality. s.T
~ fnysieians FfeseriptianS attended 70 at All hours
~ TERMS
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
Nov. 81, '~5E-F2-n22 --rrrrr
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26
Wrong Suicidal.

we lOuC6 SOluC VI Jul CAOAouSCo ~
Advising afarRsrs not to Sell their grain
A,hey say the Price offeeedA Is too low,s
t4ha4if they wil halasR-a-whileyP prices
will come up and then they will get some
remuneration fofsheir labor. This is all
wrong, and if the farmers follow out the
advice, they will u0t onlY injure others,
but miure themselves also If they follow
oat theHadase AhAhoHdn aihFtkefetB
an advantage in The price of produce,
what will it avail thenRl They will all
desire to take Advantage of the rise; and
the fact that there IS alatge surplus mthe
country, viii induce al to hastente be the
Rrstto get their grain to markets and by
thismeans they VIII overstock the market
and bring prices, down perhaps follower
figures than theYsafe evehonow, No, no,
faEmers9oAot act So unEisely-Tbring Bour
grain in now and sell it at the prices offer
ed. AT So and So cents a busheH for
wheat you MillEFealize at least ten per
gent aboyeeRnIcOSts of raising and deli
yefing; and far better viii it be for you
Ito take that muGhqef an advance than to
run the Fiskeofd stH lower prices, or what
is worse, having spoil Oh your hands.
We are aware that the prices are nothing
TO compaFesWith whatthey were last sea-
son, but theyare Observation-Disclosures Of
last year were ~exorbitant.s 0ur1adViee is
that you bring on your grain; and8hHs in
some measure, relieve the condition of af-
fairs. Let A, B, and CPtihg in grain and
dispose of it at present priceS-by so do
ING, they will be able to Iquidate their
Indebtedness tOsD, e. andF; and they in
tdrnwiE be enable to satisfy, partially.
at least their creditors, and they. in turn.
Gana satisfy utherssABar1sngt0n Gdzettes
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-26

The abie negro" who shot Myres
near this city sone1time since, was cap
tGred IN Iowa above Nebraska citya few
weeks ago. iii at the head of ten
other rr1nnaaa9Eays. When ooEveertakeenns he
fired three times his pqrsuer, when he
himself was Shot oHn.g The other me-
groes then surrendBr9dol They hadfin al
p rs,,1ol, ,Scyp d ggilioqs Tof sisf19ian-
80 ~ IN f%nsuaogf bns n5bb5S.