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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Now Corners.

During the. past week a very
large number of new corners have 10
Gated IN this. city.
TYSON & HACKNEY, Land Agents,
I have opened out the past week. Who
don't know TYsoE, formerly Clerk of
The steamer Omaha and latterly o that
nopular boatthe Alonzo Childs With
Mr.. Hackney, too, we have an acquaint-
ance. which warrants US in recommend
Ing this firm ~fevOrably to the public.
They are both young men of business
experience, industrious habits, perse-
rerance and integrity. We have room
for more such. Let them come.
HoRBAcH & Co., another Land
Agency firm have also commenced op-
eratlons in this city. Mr.. HoRBACH,
the operating member of the firm, was
formerly in the Land Office at Omaha
and understands. well his business
Success to this new firm.
Mr.. A. MEsMER, Saddle and Har-
ness maker, has opened up his shop
on Main street. This is a branch o.
mechanism our community have great.
" needed. He too finds his hands
full.
We neglected last week to motto,
that Mr.. JOHN HART a Stone Mason
contractor, recently from Omaha city
had taken up his residence in this city
He did the stone work for the Brown
vile Hotel, and a more substantial
piece of work cannot be found.
PATRICK MUDoNoUGH, Excavatin,
and Grading Contractor, recently iron
Omaha, has determined to locate il
this city. There IS plenty OF worl
here in his line, and none knows bette
how to do it, or is better prepared
beingan old hand at the business
He has 'the tools" and experience
May some of our u~nsightly hills 500
disappear, and our Oug streets becom
smooth under the g~eneralship of Pat
rick.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

YANKToN SIoUx:-A letter received
at Washington, the 18th inst, from the
superintendent of Indian Affairs fol-
the Minnesota Su~perintency, states
that the Yanktons had driven all the
settlers from east the Big Sioux river.
and that a portion of them had ex-
pressed themselves favOrably to max
ing a treaty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

The Joint Special Committee of the
Board of Alderman and Board Of
Councilmen who have had under con
sideration the disposition of Gen. Jack
sons gold box, yesterday decided to
award it to Lieutenant-Ma j Garrett
Dyekman Of the First Regiment of N
Y. Volunte ers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

Lord Napier has held frequent in
terviews re Gently with Gen. Cass, up
on the subject of Central American af-
fairs, and there seems to be a probabil-
ity of some arrangement at an early
day for the final and satisfactory dis
position of the Bay Islands question,
aud Mosquito Protectorate.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Sioux City Eagle.

We have upon our table a
number of a paper bearing the above
title, published at Sioux City, Iowa.
Its Editorial, arrangement of matter
and typographical appearance are all
of the first stamp. We venture, a
practical printer has the management
Of the Eagle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
What Does it Mean

Mr.. Nebraskian? So many
of your citizens leaving recently and
locatingi in Brownville and other points
down this way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

The Washington Star is author
led to deny the absurd story that
Gov. Wise was the writer Of the ar
ticle in the Richmond Enquirer,
which led to the beligerent cOrrespOn-
with Mr.. Pryor of the Richmond
South
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Admiral.

This regular standby always On
hand and very popular steamer, landed
at our wharf on Friday last from St.
Louis. Landed freight for Mr.. Dueser.
Her clerk Mr.. Darst has thanks
for St. Louis papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Ell Dorado.

THE PR~OPRIETORS of this new town, recently
4 laid of in Nemaha county, Nebraska, wish To
call the attention Of the citizens IS well as those
just coming into the county, to the numerous adYan-
tag s, they are all who will take the trouble
to examine will acknowledge, surround it. In the
first place it is as near as possible in the geographic
9l centre Of the eOunty-it il in the centre Of pop
nlation and improvements on the main through
fare leading North and South and East and West.
The town site is nearly level, gently rOIin, Is sur
rounded by the timbers Of the Missouri and Little
Nemaha; good water is Of easy icCess, several fno
springs are on the town site. Good building stone
near at handsome coal has been found in abund-
ance within a short days travel, which can be
brought into requisition for mechanical purposes Of
oil kinds.
Another matter, It is confidently believed that
the day is not far distant when a Railroad will be
constructed along the river tier Of counties in Ne
braska, from the northern to the sOuthren boundary.
The nature Of the ~countryis such that this road must
pass through Eldorado.
With its position and all these advantages sur
rounding it, the prOprietors with many others, feel
assured that it will be for the best interests Of the
co nty to locate the County Seatat EIdorad0. Be
lieyeing thus and feeling willing toassist the county
we pledge ourselves and will enter into bond, il
necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres Of land in town lots, provided the County Seat
is 4 located there within a reasonable length Of time.
r. PEIsPY,
u. s. HIGHTOWER,
ProprietOrs.
BrOwnville, June 1ftb. 81. '52-2m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

Notwithstanding a vast amount of
land in this District had beer pre-
empted at the Office in Omaha, business
has been exceedingly brisk at this
Office since it opened.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Tho certificate.

lie learn from Hon. G. M'DONALD,
-bo WAS bearer of the Pawnee county
10 that the Board of Canvassers have
s,rsrIeted their labors canvassing the vote
s,- Delegate to Congress from this Ter
cory. and that Hon. FENNER FERGUsoN
-.s the certificate, he having 50 more
-,,es than CHAPMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

A band of fifteen or sixteen Chippe-
way Indians are plunderingt the settlers
about fifty miles north of St. Paul,
Minnesota.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Grapes and PIumbs.

Wild grapes and plumbs of
the finest quality, and in great abund-
anee are being sOldin our market daily
at 81 per bushel. No one can COM
plain Of such luxuries at such prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
1OB WORK.

.ooent extensive additions Of New Type, Cuts,
WIN Ipks. Bronzes, Cards, &c. made to the "Adver-
User JIM -osnrnasse by any Office. The proprietor being
smannel nrinfer himself, and having in his employ an
3 Frsc'lG-A ~ and experienced Fancy Job Printer, is de-
aocJmP "a no onf-donc in the execution Of Job Work.
trmlneo INC nc one Of Fosters latest improved Card
Cspis RIsnks. Work in Colors, Bronze Work, SC; will
Pn5sss w~rtfculsr attention.
reel W I'm a distance will be promptly attended To-,
Oue--,nted to give satisfaction or no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
ParEor & Box Stoves
NEW TRI-WEEKLY NAIL
Stage Line,
FROM
ROCEz PoRT, EEo.
NEBRASKA.
GEO. T.. MCLARY,

TTAYING taken the contract for carrying the
Il Mail between ne above points, takes this method
Of informing tie pablic generally that he has made
preparations for running a Hack on the above named
route
Leaving Rock Port every Tuesday, Friday and
Sun iay, at u O'Clock NJ: arriving at Brownville al
2 o'clock. M; leaving Brownville for Rock Port
same evening at 3 O'clock p. NJ.
This route connects at Rock Port with the st. Jo-
seph and Council Bluffs Stage line. and at Brown
vile withthe Stage line leading from Topeka Kansas
St. joseph Mo-, Independence, Kansas City and othel
points below and to Nebraska City, Omaha City
and other points above; and New Fort Eearney
west; The subscriber hopes by diligent attention
TO business and accommodation to customers, t.
merit a share of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance O
Packages or parcels. Charges moderate; but no &C
countability for unavoidable accidents,
April Z 1856. .L3-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Notice.

Editor ssNobraska Advertiser:
DEAR SIR: Unlocking over the last number of your
paper n notice attracted my attention signed by
jerome Hoover. Esq, in which he states that certain
stories are in circulation that the undersigned claim
some interest in Nemaha City for the purpose of in
juring its prosperity. It may do quite well to cir
culate u report of that nature where the facts are
unknown, but to those knowing the facts such a
statement is merely foolish.
And for the purpose Of giving a fair opportunity
to persons to ascertain the facts we hereby warn all
persons from purchasing any pretended claim or
interest in the said towA of NeIRaha City, from the
said Jerome Hoover, ashe has sold and received pay
for nine-twelfths of said town, and suit now pending
to place the undersigned in possession Of the interest
by them purchased in tie same; and they have not
authorized the said Hoover to sell or dispose of any
portion of their interest, but directed suit to be
brought long since for its recovery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Democratic Clarion.

We have received the first
No. Of the Democratic Clarion, pub
lished at Council Bluffs, Iowa, by A.
P.BEyTLEY, Esq. Politically the Clar-
ion is Democratic. We wish it album
dant success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
KEROSENE OILS.

Distilled PROM Coal.

b
KERosESE IL-LuMrxAr1Ns On.-The light obiain-
ed from this Oil exceeds in b~rilliaucy thato II any
other Oil or fluid heretofore discovered; Is i1e1plo-
sive, and will remain limped in the very coolest
weather.
The Company recommend as thelamps belt adopt
ed to this Doll, The Kerosene Lamps, manulsetuled
By the following parties: Messrs. Cornelius 4 Baker,
also, Dyott, Of Philadelphia, E.F. Hangh401t 4
Co. 4S9 Broadway, the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co.,
No. 70 Broad Street, Messrs. Dictz & Co, 133 Vii
liam Street, L.. MeTcier l37 Elm Street, y. ~
Samples Of different styles Of Lamps can be seen At
the Office Of the Company.
KEEosENz LU~BRic1rISs on, No. L-Preparsd to
suit the finest and all other kinds Of Machinery
burns brilliantly in Locomotive Head Lights Car
Lamps, and oil the ordinary Solarand Haad Lamps,
and stands as great a degree Of cold as best Sperm
Oil, and isadmiably adaptedto Railroad and Steam
ship use.
KERosENE LUBRIoATTNG OTLs, No. ., 3.--Supsrior
Lubricators, and viii be found to possess advantages
over any Oils in the market at same prices win not
burn-and has been thus prepared to m0et the re-
quirements Of Railroads and others.
KEROSENE BINNACLE OL.-PreParcd expressly
for Ships use, and viii be found admirably adapted
for use Of Steamships, Men Of War, Mershant Yes
sells, Lake and River craft, and burns in all cabin
stateroom, pinnacle, fcreeastle lamps, signal Ian
terms, &c.
Binnacle Oil will remain auid as long as best
Sperm, and viii burn all night without r~equiring to
be trimmed, an advantage that win be Obvious to
every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils can be obtRined from the
Wholesale Oil Dealers, Ship Chambers, Druggists,
and GrOeers in New York, and the regularly ~appOint-
ed Agents Of the Company in many Of the principal
Towns and Villages of the United States, the Cane-
days, and the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with The
rules established BY tho Board Of Trustees On APP
plication to
AUSrENS,
General Agents, Kerosene Oh, o.,
No. 50Bsaver Stre0t, N. Y.
N.B.-Cireulars with full particulars, testimonials,
prices, &C., will be forwarded on application as above.
IT,, OEfb 1877 - 7-1v
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Excellent Brick.

Messrs. BERGER g. WEsTFALL,
are turning out as fine Brick from their
kiln in South Brownville as ever was
made anywhere. Mr.. BERGER informs
US that he intends purchasing several
brick pressing machines and going in
to the brick business extensively.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

The NATIONAL MAGAZINE for Sep
TENDER is upon our table with its usual
variety of excellent reading.
HARPER for Sept. is also before US.
This old and reliable monthly is always
hailed as a welcome visitor. Next
week We shall publish the prospectus
Of both the above periodicals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Real-Estate For Sale.

I lave FOR SALE and will sell at a bargain if appli-
cation be made soon I:
160 Acres Of entered land part timber part bottom prairie
within one and one half miles of Br Iwnville.
1O Acres entered land, same description as above, 40
acres under cultivation, good house and barn, adjoin-
ing the City of Brownville.
50 Acres of excellent bottom prairie--Iand entered, and
within two miles of Brownville.
So Acres heavy timbered bottom land adjoining Brown
vile will be sold cheap for cash.
80 Choice lots in South Brownsville.
% Lots in the City of Brownyille.
2 Shares in the town of Wyoming.
R. W. FURNAS, Real-Estate A'gt.
BrOwnville, N. T.
Aug. 9Th, 1857.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Straved or Stolen.
Dissolution

THE partnership heretofore existing between Muir &
mutual consent, and will be continued under the name
and firm of Hoadly s Muir.
All the debts contracted by Jno A. Ham for the former
partnership will be paid by HOadIy & Muir, who still con-
tinue the business. H0ADLY MUIR.
JNO. H. n
Aug. 9th, 1857. nS-Sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Another Blacksmith.

The Messrs. THoMPsONs,
from Tippecanoe Ohio, have opened
out on Main street in the Blacksmith
and Wagon Making business. All
right.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Mattresses
80 hnsk Mattresses just received at the store Of
Aug. 9, 1907. InSl /. T. WHYTE
PORTER'S SRIRIT OF HE TINES.
General Purchasing Agency

THE constantly increasing demand upon US to execut
for the purchase Of all kinds of articles, bot
for residents and nOn-residents of the city, has induce
US to establish, in connection with our newspaper enter
prisn a
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
TERM S:

scr Il paid in advance, S2,Co
For one yeH' g 9 at the end Of 6 months, $50
d" &C q /" 0I2 " 800
= " % ~ more will be furnished at $3.50 per
Clubs o--ideJ the cash accompanies the order, not
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
AnOther Change.

Another Change. ~-
non' ISAAC PARISH r%etires
ron the editorial department of the
Desoto Pilot. z. JACKSON, Esq, sue
eeeds him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The telegraph of the 18th inst, an
n%ounces that Commissioner Denver
Will repair Immediately to this Terri
tory for the purpose of making a treaty
With the Pawnee and Ponca Indians.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

FOR II LADIES, we will procure the latest Fashion
Platef, styles of Bonnets, samples of the newest varie-
ties Of goods, cosmetics, perfumes, and fancy articles, and
we shall always be pleased to furnish everything connect
ed withtheir wants.
In short, for any service which may be required, the
public may rely upon us, with the most perfect confidence
for fidelity, and dispatch. Apply to
GEO. W. WILKES CO.,
P0rter's Spirit of the Times, 34S Broadway, n Y.
N. B.-Subscriptions for Porter's Spirit of the Times
Sporting Literars, Agricultural, Family Weekly News
paper, may be forwarded to the same direction. Terms
So a year.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
PURCHASING RnREAn


under the immediate supervision of one Of our frm, as
sisted by the most accomplished experts, for SUPPLYING
dng article in the World.
Particular attention will be paid to the selection, pnr-
chase, and sale of Thoroughbred Cattle and Horse Stock,
trained Dogs, Ferrets, and fancy Fowls, Carriage, Buggy,
and Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness and SaGdlef, Time
Watches, every description of Fire Arms, Sporting Arti-
cles, Fishing Rods and Tackle, Mnsic and Musical Instru-
meDt, Yachts, Sail and Row Boats, Furniture, fine Wines,
Liquors, and Sugars; Cricket and Ball Bats, Pads, &c, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, of the latest and most
improved kinds Seeds, Plants, Fruit, FOres5 and Shade
trees, and all kinds of Books treating on subjects of i'm
p~ortance to the Farmer, HOTticultuTist, and Florist.
STATE ROOMS ENGAGED in advance, on Steamers and
Packets to leave for Europe, California, the West Indies,
or any part OF the world. This will Obviate the necessity
to residents of inland towns, and places where no steamer
agencies exist, of coming to New York two or three weeks
in alvance-ast they are now frequently required to do
either to obtain passage, OF to secure eligible ccommOda-
tions. In this department, we Will be ready to secure
ROOMS AT HOTELS at favorable rates, so as to pTOtec
the stranger from imposition as we'll as inconvenience
and, in short, to perform any description of cOmmissio
that would ordinarily require the presence Of the party
himself.
Gentlemen who desire to form Libraries, or who may
wish to procure the Choice Literature Of The day, car
always rely upon our judgement and selection. Also
Blank books and Stationery, and Book and News Paper
for printers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10

Improvements in Brownyille was
ueyer known to progress as rapidly
Snd to such an extent as at present.
Our neighbor NEMAHA CRY, too, is
ufiving things with steam power. An
excellent Hotel and quite a number OF
business houses and fine residences
nave been erected this season and more
On the way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
LabOrers Wanted.

TNEN or fifteen day laborers can end employment
L the entire Season, by applying to The subscri-
Der. j. w. COLEMAN.
Brownville, July 10Th, 1857. y2n5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
Fashionable Tai

Brownville, June 18th. '57.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-09-10
AUSTENs,

General Agents, Kerosene Oh, D.
No. 50Bsaver Street, N. Y.
N.B.@Cireulars with full particulars, Testimonials,
prices, &C., will be forwarded on application as above.
juno 25th, 1857. W lily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-28
BY A. GREkN, AuctIoneer

FXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
IL FURNITURE, FINE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
DAY, the ID Of Septemher. ss sell at the si resi- ta;
dence of gentleman declining housekeeping, at 10
H,cIocS a. m, No, So, west side of Eighth street
between X and l. streets, near the Northern Mar
Eet, handsome assortment OF Mahogany, Walnut,
and other furniture. VIZ:
made by Linderman, New York, Of fine tone
and touch, superior instrument, Stool and
Fine Parlor Castor, Arm, Gothic, and other Chairs
Mahogany and Walnut Tetes
Marble Top Sofa Table, Whatnot and Escretoire
Fine BrOcatelle Embroidered Window Curtains,
with ornaments, complete
Two valuable ancient Oil Paintings, by Jasper
PoussIn, in new gilt frames and hne state of
One PaStlle Painting, gilt Medallion frame
Centre Parlor Hanging Lamp, with drops
Mahogany and Walnat Marble top Dressing Blu
MAHOGANY, and Walnut Marble-top Wash and other
Cane seat and hack Reception and other Chairs -
Venltlan Window Blinds and other Chamber Cur
Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase
Mahogany and Walnut Jenny Lind, Cottage and
other BedsteadS -
Fine Curled Hair Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bedding
Tapestry, Brussels, Stair, and other Carpets and
Iron rHat-T'ree
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Refrigerator. Morning Star Cooking Stove, with
fixtures complete
AIT tight and other Stoves
Paror Heater and Register
W 18th good assortment of Kitchen Requisites and
many other articles which we deem unneces-
Terms: All sums under S3A, cash over $50 2 s.
and months, Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed,
bearing interest.
&c.,. A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
Z. S.-The House, good brick. containing ten
apparatus &C., for rent. Inquire at the premises.
au A-d a. u.
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MADAME MOUNT has prepared Inc .,o.,.,
= Saive i0r the cure of Cancers, which never wa
kno"n 20 laii. Also CORDIAL for Dy sentery. Diar
lsGt CHARM tosIrest all OF those diseases. Az PEI
save Tor the Piles an extract from flower n q
ereign remedy. Give thema trial. Like ber tson-
sumption destroyer, they may be relied on. She
offers no article but what has been tested. To lie
at Nslm Palmer's Drmg Store, corner 9Th stree,
s ,s Penn avenue. r. Dysons Drug Store, corner
OF Penn avenue aud l2fh street, and j. r. Milbnrn,s
Drug store. Willards' Hotel. Also at C. Stett,s
corner oil 7tb street and Penn. avenue. 80
n, References can be madc % Rev. John Robb, n ev
han. 1000 - ~ A'A'' 4"ana-
ne Consumption Destroy or also can be found in
a. nt soe agent for that place. In GEORGETOWN
o. W. L. a. Newman's, on Bndge street, ~
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DIED,


On the 9Th instant, in the 18th year of her age,
CSEfHBNE, youngest daughter of Isaac w. and
Her funeral will take place This (Frday) After.
nc rom the OF her parents 9Th street.
sPectiuly Invited to attend. - . -.
Too fair for earth, her spirit fed 90
To Heaven Aceiestia bliss; -
enc was too sweet, too fair by far,
For such a world as this.
She has gone, where Joy eternal reigns
Around her Makers throne
Where death nor sorrow cln invade
The worlds eternal home.
A lovely roSe so sweet and fair,
A while on earth she bloomed,
When deaths cold grasp, its tender stem
LAID silent in the tomb
Thus quickly faded that fair flower.
To you but briefly given
That flower that bloomed SO sweet nm earth
Now sweeter blooms in Heaven.
The flashes OF her clear blue eve, .
ne music of her mirth,
Wlll never more make glad the heart
. Around her parent s heart.
$50. A FRIEND.
TN Thursday, the 9Th instant after a long and
painful illne SIS, ALICE A BURNS, oldest daugh-
ter OF Thos. j. and Elizabeth Burns, late of Bati-
more. aged three years, one month and twenty day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-08-28

a STRANGE SERPENr.-Last week, says the
Ptisbnrg Daily Union, gentleman residing at
river, in Washington county, Pa. discove1ed in
the cellar Of Mr.. James p. Bailos, a serpent. or
something very much resembling that REPTILE,
which, upon close investigation, proved to be
composed of animalculae, or mvriads of IittIe
worms, adhering together by gmtinous sub
stance, and forming the head, BODY and tail of a
serpent, in complete symmetry. The snake was
ABOUT eighteen inches in length, of a lghtish
green appearance, and was able to move Slowly
over the ground. The insects, although adher,
ing together with considerable pertinacity, were
not dlfticult to detach, and thousands of them
vigor. " ~
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. y
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


CLEvELANp, August 9e.-Tbe National Eman-
eipation Convention met in this city yesterday.
Delegates were present from all the Free States,
IA well as Missouri and Kansas The Rev. sharp
Hopkins, ID. D., Of Massachusetts,, was elected
president to-day, with several vices and secre-
la,ies, and 4 business committee appointed.
Letters approving Of the objects OF the conven-
non were read from the Rev DIR. Knott. president
OF Union College, New York; Professor B. sui
hman, OF n ale College; Rev. ID. Cooley, Of Gear
vile, Mass Hon. +. Fairbanks, Ex-Governor Of
Vermont, and many others -
The objects of the convention were stated by E.
Burnt, the Rev MIR. Dennson and others
Resolutions were Introduced and spoken 20 by
Messrs BurTitt. Smith. Dennison and Others
Plans of effeciing the emancipation Of the
slaves and the compensation Of their owners were
introduced Ivy the business committee and are mn
der discussion. The two leading ideas are the
appropriation Of the public lands and the revenue
from the customs beyond the necessary expenses
OF the government for the purpose OF compensa-
ton. Other ideas have been introduced and will
be debated by the body.
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The Financial Panic-A Better Feeling Pre-
vailing.

NEW YORK, Aug T.-Several minor stock
failures are announced to-day, including Fisher,
Deuing Co., r. p. James a. Co, and A. Rode
wald but the general impression 10 that the crisis
Is over, and that all will soon he right again.
Jacob Little has arranged his difficulties and
resumed his seat the stock board.
The Commercial Advertiser, OF this afternoon,
says there is altogether better feeling in the
STREET, and that the panic is beginning TO subSide
There is less pressure Of stocks upon the market,
aud more support from outside operators. Brokers
refuse the notes OF the Sackc't's Harbor Bank and
the Farmers Bank Of Saratoga.
IL is rumored that MessrS. Chambers Helser,
largely engaged in the California and India trade
have sus pended.
UTICA, Aug. 27.-The sheriff Of this county to-
day attached the Ontario Bank or a ludg ment in
favor Of X. J. johnson, Of New York. -