Nebraska advertiser., 1857-11-05

A ...MI
IS sent warrant that soon efof
naFf gal on closes Ind til natural purse
trOde phecks dup oney atters
viii become greatly relaxed. We see
that the State Savings Institute at st.
together. with 1O6 business
of 1bat-oitgs haze agreed and
announced through the Republican
Their feaaiaess torecsfkS at par The
noteszof Banks ofHlinois, Wisconsin
Ohio, Missouri kentucky EIpdiapa
Virginia, L~euisiahha, Tennessee pIdI
bunkKlENem-FUrk and New England
also the notes. ofTthe banks in the
citieaef Philadelphia Pittsburg and
Baltimore We nptice also in the last
st. Joseph Gazette-a suggestion that a
meeting be held inlthas city yanditthat
a. similar course be adopted. dIt dis
nonsense Ofthe highest orderlte think
of confirming the country to goda and
silver currency, at present especially
Andto attemptotO fOpceisuchl arstatao f.
affairs. upon nss isssuiejdalt to every ims
aginable interest, may
safely say that currency, mill shortly
again become a cireulatip
and the faanoial9 paniRrelaSitsrhol
uponithe business; gandri consequent
prosperity of the country4igne raots
Thatarigidi choel4master aexperi4
encesf' However, viii have taught us a
lesson nOtsoOn to be forgotten !: to be
more economical in our habitsJfcand
regulate the Ralue oflproperty and
other trade from results efproper cali
chldtions theoohly frneIhasisro of valdat
ton. sTs ybod nsmad 3ht 10 ~fpsiIrs
,tsIi4 ,s5Lfq 5Tff tIIfHT 0w5 ,nWob
moIl Es,qsy Stone Coal. Isarelai adt
-oAN RilBee other IPfQdiHnftfgEj ISL in Nebraska sfs }h9aayyse
Is been f making s 2 great 3a6a sc.s aab99Haff their their
sae99g2ll sdiigsggge yssgriiesff,@a t taesOfnIl banks etc,
We. have made but slight efforts to
deyelOpe ours, from the fact that we
have an abundance Of timber--muoh
in fact gong to waste---7consequeptly
we have said but little about it through
the columns of the Advertiser We
have been knowing, however since
shortly after our arrival here, Of such
examinations as satisfied us hat coal
vas abundant in the bluffs within our
corporation, and those adiacaptsa
Within the past feFlElEeekN.Dr
McPheEsqRR. BrpNp, alRd A. HRllam
have had a pumheF of hands at5BoEb
within the city Emits yin.seaFeh Of coal
and wdarea happynto' a166andealtha
thus faBthdirsu odessahasbee beyont
their. axpautatiOHs1o They have n0ta
yetrgonee into the bank bot merely
clearing away preparatoryotb sinking
a shaft and have found suficient1c coal
ofah excellent quality, topay well fol
working. There is no doubt at all
, but thatthene is any amount of gooc
stone obIatthistplace But for tn,
reasons before givenynosope until nov
I has gone-to work m the matter. Thi
weeks ahfextta anobnt 8f1 hands hav.
been put ih4Ke work, and we may 500
expect not Bhlyfa supply Of coal 70
! mechanical and household purposes a
. home, but for sale. The point now be
r ing 66PF5eded up is Immediately on th
! river Bank, and We predict that mex
Season STEAMBOATS, win tbte3 Supplied wRitt'
( coaFfrom'this mine. l q 7 :
81 While speaking Of coal in Iii
region We are reminded Of a recen
= ,9STt0u TQaJ9I 81 ~9lHa lrllIi1eih ~
+ paperread BY Professor SWALLOW, q
eminent g%eologist, before the "Amel
lean Association for the ~advancemer
Of Science IN which he says:
I'm. the western coal fields whic
; eastern meR have affected to regard a
mere patches, there are the folloYin
le extent Of sc6aI beds In Nebrask
IN 10,Oo0,square miles, ini Kansas 1900
/. and in Io%as2 0,000, which added t
1 the other Jbledsss wOuId Probablyemak
& in All not les than 100000 squal
4 miles beside !, many of the beds wei
Of the Thickness of80 feet" 'al~ pa
= VgvGM HI %SS%a11n 1hZJ0f
Or 10 3ibsr9 a8t G0VsIkaFdJ tadt boilq.
at s4sWe learned, when at 0mahasaiFe
Is a~ayssince, that GOF. Izardshad resign
IS ed hisIpositi On as7GogerB6r of tn
a Territory, andf wOuldnshortly leayeIfj
K his home inArkan Until an a.
b Northumberland of course the dt
81 tiesoefd Governor winmevolvBlon Ho
ID Fob. 1GUMINag our present, worth
~ Secfetarya This ,EiElImtg However,
" the first timde AFR gEuming has, Ofic