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swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 DOLLARS!

OWing 70 the great favor with which Single Number
Lotteries have been received By the public he large de
mand fo TicketG the Mansgsra 8. SWAN Co.. will have
drawing each Saturday drought the year The following
Scheme will be drawn in each Of their Lotteries for March,
ls57.
CLASS Is
To Be drawn IN the OiJ OF Atlanta Georgia. in public O.
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1887.
CLASS 81.
TS Be drawn In the city Of Atlanta, Georgia, IN publie %
SATURDAY, MARCH I4th, 1857.
CLASS %,
To be drawn IN the city Of Atlanta GeOFEs In public oa
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Ist, 1851.
CLASS &C.
To be drawn IN the city Of Atlanta Georgia. IN public on
SATURDAY, MARCH 2eth 1851.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
THREE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY
PRIZESi
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
~ n0n m rrrrTr
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An AucTTox.-BESJ. P. SHIELDS sells some very
Pianos &c. this morning at 10 o'clock,
See advertisement
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Nashville Spring Races.
81 49,

"WEDNESDAY, M.y g7h, Iss7--sEsspstaEss loE unified
w 5yaar olds- mile heats-3o0 entrance, go oTfsk
Three o. more % make race, 70 close lsi ~ April.
Sam DaTs-Aach hace Tor $500 aside, elaa1 srieit
mile heata-a0 ods, carrying 80 pounda Nho8
Bacoh 81 oalt b. mPolsd Asl0ns dan ~ Levi
gthau. Wm R0undtroe Bames Ray By1un b Glsneoe,
dan b Otaeo orShaurcck.
THURSDAY, Nay 29ih.-PrOPristOr's PuFse s2oo-nils
haas.
EFkfDAY Nay ash-sHsspsiakas for ; year olds--FsOe
snFansS so ofsous nile hests. 1hFes mors 70 aks
siTuRDGY Nay soihlF0pfislosiu Purus ssso-tuo riIs
hsail Jaale-al WI. PHILLIP, PFspdsiol.
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CUCCEsS0R % W. l. PEzT, Church ed Fins
- would rlslezallg aul0ulcs % Isa cia11a5 q ls
Mas ns 4 piFsrad % % en- ordsr IN as daFag 80 f7
GREER llts % bauu8Fa
f1snsfai ~ pslt hEafu, Hoald chesrfsfy ssssnnsld
ny slecseloF q. GunEul, NJ ed fiale ~ eltes.
iaal7-J-Sae ~ eaft4f.
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AYBR95S CHERRY PECTORAL,


TOR The rapid Of HoaFsshess,
L L0u b, Colds, Bronchitis Whosp- \ -
lhF-COrgh, hsthma and Consumption, E1 q
Il universally known asshs beat remedy =
ever yet discovered for every variety OF
PuimonaTy disease. So vide is he dad y
Of ils usefulness and numerous NE
eases OF It's cares, hat ain every sec r-4J4-
lion OF the county ab0undH On persons ~ N
publicly knOWn who have beUa FgsIor- -
"a from alarming and desperate
diseases Of The luRgs By a When tired Is
floy other medicine Of is knd Is TOO 70
escape observation, and where is virtues known, TIE
public lOngr hessts what antidote employ for the
distressing ahd ngrous Affections % he pulmonary organs
which inedsut climate. By is timely man,
nay amest ali aeks Of disease upon the Lungs throat,
are arrested and ghus saved many Thousands every year
fOm pFemaure gave. 70 family should BE- without Il,
and those who do neglect to pTO ido themselves Win
remedy which wards OF this cs u diseases viii
have cause dspors Il Is late. Pr1ofs Of she
Surprising efficacy Of the Cherry P0cFa need be given
the nereAn PsOPlsthsy have living prois IN every
ghbOrh0Od But those Who ish 70 aad the stAtemeha
those whole health has been restored and Whoso
lives have besH saved By is viii ind hem in AmeFi
Almanac Which me Agents below named has " furnish
gratis tor every one.
Prepared b. Or. J. c. AVER, Practical Chsmlsi,
Lowell, Mass, and sold aolesaie b. Berry DemoVo,
ard Resa By J1 q. Brown, and By all DruEKst and Deaf
l8r1 10 Medicine rough this section. Imrh5--am.l
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IN ORDERING TLCKkTs OR GER

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR OERTIEIEATS,
3D. the receipt Of which they will be forwarded By first
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any fg.
urs they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately afler the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under paid Immediately
after the draWng-oher prizes ct the usual time Of thirty
days.
Al communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed in other Tickets 81
either Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN CO., Atlanta Ca
3 SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
:. SWAN, Box, 200, Mobile, Ala,
feb26-u ar z STIMSTEEN, Box g. Nashville.
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pY Lady fully qualified teach French, Music and all
~ Rnglish branches, situation Teacher GoverRess
Il famty In she ely country the location Is healthy.
ne best o. references given. Please address A. e. N .
Ben SO, Pest oEee, Macon, c., usnl4-da 4
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
JOHNSON, HORNE, & CO.,
OEsATURDAY MORNING., the 2lst instant at 10 clock,
~ will OHer for cash, with liberal privileges:
g hhds Pair 10 Prime sugar;
900 bags choice Rio Coffee;
go boxes Star Candles;
81 Matches
300 boxes choice Family Soap
100 barrels MolEssesi
50easks Soda, With various other articles.
maTehsO JOHNSON, HoREE& co.
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nnHENERcrAL.

UNION. AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, March 90 1857. i
COTToN.--No sales reported to-day, there being
little or none Offering Rates may be considered gn-
changed.
ToBACC0.--sales at Johnson, Horne & Co.'s Of
Ave hhds. at 8 IS; 90; 10 70; 10 IS; ls IS.
BAcoN-Ths demand continues active at 1o1c
hog round.
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CLAIM COLLECTING AGENT,
J, a, COOPER.

ITAvIEG located himself permanently 10 Nashville a.
III Claim Collector, respectfully solieis liberal patron
sge Of the citizens OF Nashville and vicinity Omce al =
McEwHEs No. 90 Cherry street.
RkFERENCEs:
J. A. MoEWHN, ID. D. DJcKHT,
A. NELsoN. STEWART,
J. A.. FIsHEa, AND. AHBHRsoN,
FvwTT
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900 Prizes amounting 600

ECO Prizes amounting 1904 900
PRIGH
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, AK
PLAN OF tbs LOTTERY
The Numbers from TO 30 OO0 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed slips paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The arst 2s Prizes, similarly printed and sneeled,
placed In another Wheel.
The Wheels are then rsVOlved and q numbrT is drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers. and al the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
out opened and exhibited the audience and registered
BY the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number dawn. THIS operation is repeated until a the
Prizes drawn But
AUTHORIZATION PE1ZEB--Ihe two preceding and the
succeeding Numbers 20 those drawing the drsi l2 Prizes
be ec'ted 10 the Is Approximation Prizes according the
sohon
The Prizes Of $50 will be determined bv the last 6g
ureof the No. that draws the $50 pnz For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
20 SEQ II the number ends with No then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to $40 and
on 90
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 WhoIs Tekets $50
10 Half 1900. 90
Onarsor %
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FURNTTURE AT AUCTION.

DIM. P. SHIELDS will sell sLruEDlT Mo1HrNa the
ID 2is OF March, 10 O'Clock precisely, escorted lot o.
FurEituTe for Of whom may concern consisting
n parI, OF Sofas Ward Robes Dressing Bureaus BED
Stesds Extension Tables Side Boards Tables Card
Tables Mahogany and Rosewood chairs Easy Chairs
AFy and Book Cases. Clocks and two Pianos CaTpet etc
VIII be added, account Of departure, q Full Set Of
Pine Oat Furniture with Marble Slabs.
Also hns Mahogany Bsdslesd and large Counter
With drawers. TeTms-CAsH.
marchis ID BENZ. sHIgLDS,
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REGULAR AUCTION
SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
a s.. French g. Son.

nN TUESDAY Morning. MARCH g. 1857, at 10 O'Clock,
" A. NJ, will offer for sale in front Warehouse,
Market and Clark Streets the following articles
20 wits
100 hhds Sugar; 800 bags Rio CoGss
IS bbla Loaf dos 50 do LAguyTai
50 bbls Crushed do; 3 do Java;
20 kegs sup earb. Soda; 1000 kegs Nails
50 bbls Vinegar; 100 dozen Buckets;
100 ibis Molasses 50 bbls AaekeFel, 40. i 9, & };
10 bags Pepper; so bags Ginger;
esrOOns Indigo; 2OQ boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Chess, go half boxes do;
500 bbls Whisky, assorted 900 guar. boxes do;
brands; 900 boxes TallOW do;
IS bills American Brady; 10 half bbls American Brandy;
10 bbls Gin 10 bbls Run;
SO do Ju ius Il Smiths IS do old Bourbon Whisky
old Reserve Whisky 90 do old Rye dol
100, 900 extra CigRrs, Van- 100 boxes CheFOOts;
Gus brands; 100 do Tobacco, W. H. HaFe's
100 boxes Melee Cigars; and other brands;
SO DO Jars; 100 boxes TumbleFs;
Together with Spices and other articles.
nsTchI9- ID as. FRENCH & SON.
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE!
At Public Auction,

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust executed to me by J. C.
Leak the l4h Of March, 1856. for the purpose Of
curing certain debts set forth hnl proceed 70 SELL pub
lie auction for cash, SATURDAY the 18th Of april 1857,
81 the court house gale nhe city Of Nashville, the following
described properly, viz:
House aHd Lot In the city Of Nashville, fronting a
feet SpFuee street. being Lot No. in S. V. D. StOuts
Plan. Also vacant Lot Cedar being No
in Plan. AsO, interest Of 1850 In debt due from
Page and secured by Deed OF Trust Sale take place
Witksn the hours prescribed BY law.
narshIs-Jd R.A. COLE, Trustee.
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Partisan Millinery Bazaar,

WE would respectfully inform The ladies Of Rzshss asa
" vicinity, that We va o7en on AondaJs re 81, oIf
select toeE ever obnsd In RishTs o. eass q - - =
any rsai oaiabMshnent combining every a1i haFcl
design from PARIS LOndont and EalaIa ca1, 81
mportsgou. oar sock 10 srs sons5iI PaFi 81
1000 Rich Imported styles Of Fancy Bonnolai
100 Cases Of Keh Paris, Hair and Bural BloEd,
. Cases English Straw and other plain HlyieEi
10 q Misses bonnaia, Chldrana hala, eiP,sg .lnd
dozen In ported Imperial CHIP Bsausts;
Us Boxes Paris FiOUsr' Zoe BoaHss1, PEssi azl Bridal
a7R csHt9n Rieh gibbons, Of even new ssyls;
O. dozen Hoop Skirts Aispesand ChildFsn'I fftisf
40 Pans and spanish Pans; 90 tozss Rashssi
% A" Paraaoln, all qualisa.
LEsuissa ans stock % Eulbroldsrss CONSISTING Or "a
Aaliiss setls 10 Lace Jaoonst worked Ansl, koaf1aF
Back BuEal Collars, Mauuiiss III EBrsh M Cfr1sfT
Lace Rcb Paris Embroidered Hand Fssrohs Thmmiusl,
Bug ard kieh PARIS blond Laesa Csc line 81 plis Mis
and Kid Gloves Elastic Bella Pine nsd Msdiu CEbbas az
Port Mouea, aue stock Comhs a. FancT hfelss
us., 10 d0s. Rieh Mohair CAPS and Head Dresses
Win general aslaumonI q ussfuls aneYs 0rz1nani.l
Head Dresses and Variety Goods.
We ast . receive osstnua1se % tae pziraaaIs ~
orally snsndr g. The past lhirean year, and m ast
b uhdss0ld b. any ssizbshm nt On hs cT. We ssa
dsavor BY pots Esnon, punelai nnd houaaiy q p-1.
~. " HaE. aTsmLs
- Ho 90, Uniou stFest, nszl dooFtd stsir alnE.
~ BoEnss blsach-d and shaps ait-fsd On spa1r rlIia
" -Couusry Merchants and Millinsre suppHsa - -
FsusonahlB purchasing snail 6i Eooda n1rf
You mHg depend On gss'nE Fsshonaeis BauuSt "a
hcu19, nsls t-lg
NOTICE TO FUNERAL UNnFHTaMFT77 -
EHE CITY AhD COIN thy.
4 RANE'5 Puisnt Msialie Burial Casksis clh D. So
y %50ls'le' Or Retail p 1Pp'y,pE 70
a: = weelsy'I. corner q brssd "a fraaS sisssi,
OHDEERS.-oEaef5f8 F PiiIsbusg, CireisaSI I5S7-il-
- ana % Loam AanuiaetaFra Arteles si pFouglI
o@ss Al 8 L wsaEisy,, corner Or sraad asd ssss sss.
EHENT.-I1o b6i5 10 store s5d fs7 ale y e q -.
90! s1ls '.aas a. so'iana 'aafT,. ., sussv,,
3. I aeakleyls eoI1eE 81 Broad sd Fralt nrssl1.
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a. N--N1r " l. AEaAf.
B E ERS & RRY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA, GA,

IL Win attend 10 the sale Of al kinds Of Tennstsss
Produce ~ their store, opposite The PantsFs' Hotel.
EXPERIMENTATION. john p King, Pres. r. 4. Augusta,
J. A Aussy Augusta; n. K aagsF Augusta; a. T. Tea-
seymo4rs FEnhing q Co., Nsahvlls, Team. lmFhl9-tL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

SUGAR--Louisiaaa.- but moderate demand
and considerable interruption to business from IN
favorable weather. the transactions of the week have
been to but limited extent, though with light re-
cepts particularly within the last few days. prices
have been maintained at about their former range,
being firm for the better but easy for the lower quail
tiles. The sales Of the week sum up about 1900
hhds and we continue to quote for
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-21

Charleston Cotton Market, March II.
There was a good demand for tie article to-day,
and the transactions reach upwards of 2200 bales
the bulk of which were principally of the lower
grades The outside quotations being Il@133.
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AFING s0li sntire Retail Stock 10 Msss-s H.
4 7afoE & dcHHIzrEn, take plsaauls IN
ing them u car customers and the public gensralF
EVANS. PoRfBR q co.
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IATUHDAKJ MARCH 91Bi, Il
CLASS 2e.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS

To be drawn IN the city OF Atlanta Georgia. IN public On
SATURDAY, MARCH 2sth 1857.
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~ BoznsIs 6sssh-d add shaps aip-fsd IN sup5r 90
EB-Coun,ry Merchants and Milllnsrs sapblisa - -
Fsasonnhls terms purchasing anal b Fooda 8rrf
Yea nay depend gsttnE Fashionable Banu0t "a 81
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NIWUV II DIL d q
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI

AI11E1aI1 ALANsH1l4'9 " I. " LID1lnU hNU oAAIE
PRIZES1
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS I
III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

Quartz mining in California is be-
coming more successful than ever
Recently the "Allison ranch" lead,
owned by six men, is reported to have
yielded $4,000 per week for three
successive months with sixteen men
upon it. 1t is now thought the gold
yield Of California wiz be larger the
present year than 1t was any previous
one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04
WEEKLY REVIEW.

L IS said that the British Cabinet
expressed It's satisfaction Of the
.1'n assumed by the United States
Il respect to the contemplated war
,ls- China. Now It is known that
re policy, which our government is
about to pursue IN that matter, Is quite
@-c,--ary rothe wishes Of England and
France, both Of which asked Of this
country is cooperation; and the pre-
tended satisfaction Of the British gov
=-asnI cannot be explained but as
lelg willing 10 make the best Of a
5aiaHair. Immense preparations are
-ate IN France for the expedition, and
tie latest adyices received from
Ll;2a We learn that she does not re-
NAN inactive but IS preparing a vigor-
5cs resistanceto the invaders. Unless
he Propositions Of England are ac-
.cspted by China, we a expect hot
tines ~befovelOng. These propositions
OF rather the UltImatum consist In these
Principal points, 1st. England is 70
ta7e eight ports in China and in ad-
guon trading vessels are to have the
7ght Of putting in, from stress of
7atAer or for repairs, to every point
"A the West coast; md. England IS
20 save, ike Russia, a college at Pekin:
III The English are to have military
posts and the right toraise forts in all
-s towns N which they have eonsuls
Of agents
No-AnS very positive has come Of
-@s from Aicaraga, but, though not
rned: the fightof Walkers never
tless considered as a certainty.
Tie new. fTibustering expedition
11st Sonora, numbering three hun.
nj men under the command of Col
-abbe, made generation the occasion
-a7Ing met superior force, has bee
amFletely routed Airport saystha
entire party were shot on the 5tL
90 the enterprise failed entirely.
j satisfactory adjustment of tn
ming difficulties With New Grenad
Is Confidently anticipated in Washing
81.
Two subjects mainly attract the pub
4 attention at Washington, dates G
lch We have to the 22d ult. Tn
-,stone Is the programme Of the polio
'liea the new Governor Of Kansas
.5las to pursue. In his Introduction
manifesto he pleads the validity of th
.z-stiag local laws. bot implOres th
nee State party to take a hand in Ii
'-le election, IN order to have a fai
3PessOn Of the viii Of the peopl
Id regard to slavery, and settle ths
fSesdoD cnce for al.
he second subject is respecting Ii
-e'FIiory Of Utah. The governmer
ems disposed TO protect the citizen
TIE United States from Mormo
Fp'ession and enforce the laws.
governor vii be selected, an
several persons have bee
FIfed the appointment, and ha,
ed' whilst others r solicitor
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

KENTUCKY ELECTIoNs.-The cleo
ton in Kentucky nAugust will be i'm
portant. Members for the Legislature
are to be elected-they are to elect an
{. S. Senator to succeed Hon. J. B.
Thompson. A State Treasurer and
ten Congressman are also to be chosen.
The delegation in Congress now stands
six K. Ms. to four Buchanites. The
Louisville Courier says:
The next delegation is likely to he
at the worst seven Democrats TO three
Know NOthings, but we have good
grounds for q better result than this.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

We take Igfeat p~leasure inAcaning
attention to the Articles of Ineorpora-
ton Of the Nebraska Settlement Com
pany, to be found in another column
Of to-days paper
This company was organized in
Pennsylvania about a year ago By an
~enterprising company of men, who
were DESTROYS to afford an opportunity
to families and young men Of limited
means Of going West and securing a
home at much less than they could in
the old States. The enterprise vas
truly 2 eommendable me- The Rev.
Mr. GDDNGs superintendent, and
r. Y. Mum, Esq, Treasure of the
company, visited d hrsska4; the point
selected for their GpPsrations-early
last spring, and made their first pur-
chase and location at Table Rock, In
PaBnee county, since which time they
have purchased other property at yari-
Gus points South Of the Platte River,
and have been sending large numbers
of emigrants the later part of last
season, and still larger numbers the
present season, ali o FhOm have been
pleased with the operations of the
company thus far, and delighted with
the Country.
The company have recently become
Incorporated under the laws 6f this Ter
ritory. Acknowledge Of its plan of ope-
raiOus and objects may be had by a
perusal of the articles above referred
to. The superintendent has been ex-
tending the field of operation in the
States, and viii he here in q short time
to make still further arrangements fol-
settlers here.
Mr.. Muir has been, and is yet, the
business agent in this Territory fol
makingPurchases andmanaging affairs
His operations have been judiciOus, IL
all of which he has had IN eye to the
best interest Of the company, and biz
good management cannot fail to result
advantageously to all parties con.
cerned.
We advise thOse-especially those o
limited means-in the States, who arr
DESTROYS of securing a home on favor
able terms in Nebraska, to avail them
selves Of the benefit of the Nebraski
Settlement Company
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
REGULAR PACKET.-The enterpIising
citizens and business men of St. Jo-
seph have purchased the steamer VA
TossA, and are running her as a regular
packet from that place to the Bluffs and
allintermediate points. She made her
first appearance at u wharf on Fri
day. By this arrangement we viii
now have a regular packet and railroad
connection with St. Louis. We are
informed that this arrangement may
confidently be depended upon. 1t is
an arrangement much needed, and We
trust the enterprise viii meet with
abundant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

SUGR FRoS TIE CHINESE CANE
Samples of sugar from the Chinese
cane, and alcohol distilled from the
juice, has been lately shown az the
Agricultural bureau of the Patent
Office, which places the question Of its
capability of crystilization beyond all
doubt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

In TOwH.-We had the pleasure
this week of forming an acquaintance
with Hon. JAMES CRAIG tie sitting
Representative in Congress from the
St. Joseph, No., District, who has been
visiting our City. Well may the Dis
triet and Democratic party be proud
of such a Representative.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

The Secretary Of the Interior has
appointed Gov. L. Lyter, of Indiana,
superintendent of the Wagon Road
in this Territory, running from the
Platte River to the mouth of the Run
ming Water. Thirty thousand dollars
are to be expended on this road.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04
= VVoRN

sls extensive addid0Hs Ct mex Type,
- Inks, BrOasss' cards 6s7 n2ae = ne
UEse We clam 70 pc abe % tuIn Oh
Il = manner U~nzaEPa@ea =! -
-ssr being apraeael
.mDtTT A accomplished and expert
- Printer. Is determined not - be
- execution If job NOzk Cards
= Fosters latest improved Gard
@ 80, Wuki &, Celozs. Bronze WOEk, &c;
uartcuiar attention
distance EH Be pro1TtI attendsd
- to give satisfaction OF nepay-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

The receipts in the {. S. Treasury
for the quarter ending April LIST, we're
nearly S20,5O0,O00 of which S19.-
100000 were from the customs, and
over s1,000,000 from the land sales.
The expenditures we're 1 7-25OOOO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

; -Ais Te-7t5Z coming from
U 80 - So often suggest 70 rs
49, 81 u~e5-hborho0ds, who
1zl@ q - -bz-7bes ii they co1ld see
60 Wraluzvs sends speei-
--r -EI consider II 9
@s 4 - -a-vlar subscriber. Post
zu11 % ---zS=,is 1t iaserest to make
4la - rer cent FOR their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

Tx MANUFAcTURER.-An estab-
ishment heretofore much needed in
this place Tin Shop-has been
opened up on First street BY Mr..
Christian Deuzen. We need not say
we hope he viii be patrOnized-Ee
know he viii.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

@Tbe -Sebraska Advertiser having
- the largest circulation Of 4 paper
Z -. Trrftorv. Wholesale Merchants N
Z. Louis. 81. Joseph, Cincinnati ano
.,hsr Eastern markets where Nebraska
~-o-.barrs purchase. viii find no better
.~srerti<iuE medium in the Western Coun-
"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

Mr.. Den has just returned from St.
Louis with a fine stock of Boot and
Shoe material, and is now preparedto
engage more extensively in his bust
ness. Seehis advertisements and leave
your order and ecure a fine Boot or
Shoe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04
Most re respectfully
NJ. MARTIN, P. N.

With pleasure we give place to the
above from friend Martin, Post Master
at Rock Port.
Now Mr.. Frost, mail contractor, or
Mr. Mail agent on that line, we want
to hear from you. We make the re-
qOest respectfally-through nc spirit
Of fault finding. There is a 1screw
loose" somewhere, and We simply wish
to find out where it is.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

LANDS SOLD AND LOCATED IN Wis
COysIE.-The quantity of public lands
sold and located in the State of Wis
consin up to the 3Oth Of June 1856,
exceeds nine millions of acres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-04

Every mail brings new applications
for a place on our exchange list. We
like 10 accommodate our sbrethren of
the quill on all occasions; but really
our exchange list already is by far too
large. We cannot find time to read
one half the exchanges we now re
ceive, and the tax imposed upon us in
furnishing exchanges our paper is quite
an item. We hope, therefore, papers
in the States that ask for an sex" with
the advertiser, and do not obtain it
viii understand the reason.