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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-19

DRs. JACKSON, herbert + Co., are Associated
rropretors Of the Matte nal Dispe nsarv. No. ia.
Sycamore street, Cincinnati. established jan l. iasp
for the cure Of Private Diseases. y e'
Prof Eghert Jackson, DR.. Roler, Her,,.rt 4 NJ En-
gene seipeau Thorough cures effected with ALMOST in
credible rapidty, of Gnorrhea Syphilis elect Noctur
mai nnssons " seiiahnse. Impotency. Structure, Fe
s'he form and variety of Secular Disease and ri the
sane time the general health the patient improved
where any improvement in that respect is needed.
our Dispensary Circular. of ~ large in by II in let
ter pages, with fa! and special wrt tea reply, sent
promptly, well sealed, to address for the of
SICK OR WELL, should have one. Also, a circular
intended for Indies only, nne lar letter pages for
Ct stamp The ''Mountain of Light. or Medical Pro-
tector, new book of three hundred Pages one hum
dred engravinss. price. in stamps or merey only 80
cens and cent stamp. or for 81 and nine cents
IN stamps This book is fully described in circ uar
II IS Ivy Tar the most valuable and deeply interesting
book on the subjects treated or eA,an, matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
fuy explained it contains also full and explicit key
70 All the secrets Of marriage, love and beauty
TPsATIsFAcroRILY.TH
revealed in any book in the English language.
DR.. Jackson's Perpetual preventye-seud for crcu-
lar Dr. kson's Female Pills. Sl-send for circular
Dr.. jackson may he seen at the Consulting Rooms
Of the Disrensary. No 49, Sycam street. from A.
NJ. till r. NJ, and from p NJ till a. p ~: at other
hours either Dr. Herbert or NJ Vepeau or both will he
in ate ndance.
Male patients. when desired, will he furr ished with
large airy, comfortable suitable hoard and care
fu attendance, frthe few days ordinarily to
effect cure. Patients do not see each other, The
most ample guarantees of our ability and good faith
promptly given when desir Il. Fees as reasonable AS
the very highest modes of treatment known to modern
medical science and very long and varied experience
will admit. p. Q. box 49,. Send for Circular and
state your case y Fpa'n'y and fully. and you will
ceive the Circular and written reply ~ return
nnh1-A We will answer letter unless 1t contains
six cents in stampg. Medicine and Instructions sent
nsvi3-6m.
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PROF. J.. MIILER'S
HAIR ENTlGl1geA IOR:

An EFfFtTlvE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL CoMror NJ
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color without dseing, AMI preventing the hal,
from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING BALBNE~S and curing II
when there is the leas; particle Of vitality "
reenperati,e energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING sCERF AND DANDRUtf.
and all .ntaneous affections of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTlFiISi THE IAlll 'mpa ING !"
II an nneeualed gloss and hriinnc,. MAILING
4 soft and silky in its texture and Causing u
RI. ,re., celebrity and the increasing demand for
this nnequall-d PREPARATION convince '"s ,;', a."
that one trial only is only necessary 70 sa'ss as
corning public Of its superior anah,.es "'e' any
other preparation at present N use ~ ceansss wv
causes the hair to gro" uxurantiy, aud gives
Il rich son, glossy and flexible apI earahce and also
where the hair Ioosening ana Thinning " VIII give
and ygor 10 the roots and restore the growth
l.. those parts fitch have 'ecome had causing 1t to
yield afrssheorert"g Of har.
There are hu ndress of lades and gentlemen in New
York who had their ar restored by the Of this
nvi.ora.or. when all other preparations had failed
L. 81 has in his ssinn letters nnumerahe testif,
ing to the above facts from persons Of the hig
spectaiIity. 1t will eectually prevent the hair from
turning gray until the latest period of fe and in
where the hair has already change its color. the Of
the Inyigoraor will with certainty restore to its orig
inal hue, giving II dark, glossy appearance. As
perume for the toilet and Hair Restorative it Is par
uarIy having agreeable fragrance;
and the great facilities affords in dressing the hair
which, when moist with the lnvgorator he dressed
plain or In curshence the great demand for ii by the
ladies' a. standard toilet article which ought
be without the price places il within the reach fall
beipg ONLY TWENlY -TIVE CENTS per hot
tie, to hal all respectable dru ggiss perfnmers
l.. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
guardians the Of his invigorator in where
the chdrens' hair inches to he weak. The use Of It
lays the foundation for good head Of hair ~ u re-
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp the removal Of which - necessary both
for health the child and the future appearance OF
its hair. -
M,,,ra ,r No on the wrapper also. L. MILLERS'
uAIR RE : TORATIyE. n. Y. blown in the glass.
Whnirsale Depot 81 Dey St. and sold all the prn-
cn.l MERCHANTS and Druggists thrnu bout the world
Liberal discount TO purchasers by the quantity
also desire 70 present to the American public my
New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
which after years Of scientific experimenting 1 have
ooush % perfection II dyesback brown instantly
"Hhout injury to the hair sk warra nted the hest
article OF the KIND In existence Price-Only 80 Cts
Depnt, 50 Dey Street, New York.
v7n43:osly
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IT'S
LIF. glII4S and PHOENIX HlTTERS.

MoFE IT'S
! LIFE vlILS and PHOENIX Buffers.
THESE MEDICINES hay. no. been i,fore the pub
lie for lerioI Of 1hirt, ears. ami durn. that
time have maint tIncd high character in Amos: every
part OF the o'-, Tor Their Atr4ur!lnary al itlcdt
ate power fr'.."rtn- perfect health PERSONS suffer
int under nearly every Ain Of disease wc. the hu
man frame Is ia u.
The frllo~n; among tie distressing variety u
human diseases H. which the
Vegetable I.isr Medicines
Are well k own - @c Hf4lliahi,.
DSsrEtSIA,t ~ thorou .hly cleansing the first ard
second 't"hachs, sld creating tow al pure. healthy
bile, instead Of til. stale ana acrtt Kind fIaurncy.
Loss Of Appetite. lie lrt-nr. lIvld4cIc Ke-.e.snr.
IilT-mrrr. Ahxie!, Langu"r. ana Mel,ucholy which
arethe general -SnItous If Dyspepsia, will vanish as
a natural consequence # It's are.
b>TiNl.N rs, ~ cleans q. the xhntelen-h nr,he
i'iesttes with solvent and without violence
all violent purge leave the bowels costive within two
days.
fEELRo Of all kinds. v restoring tie blood 10
regular crcnia;io through the PR, vss Of RESPIRATION
in such ct-es ami the thorpu IN solution Of al iu,es
final - trurt;rf! in otn@rs.
TIL" t.ir NJ icue, il t-n newn . cure GIIrI-N.
Ail>H IrrlAheiy in Three ,.rras. .ut tout in han
thtt line, ~ removing local Illumination from the
muscles al iistment, ut ting }uiuts.
bEofelE> II all hitnI. ~ frsein- aud STRENGTHEN
tnsth kidney. and Bladder; they operate most deli. m
tu'iy "n These mp rant oTEsu.. aui eIcc have ever
GRAVEL
Also WORMS, r. A,so'ens ,rorn tn. ,urs5n.- Of the
SttkNE. tLc Frs. aDi iuytter.;c sores. - the
perfect laF5;y which tl"1 Lie Mrdc.Les tits 10 the
blood and all ,he hu.nar;
sCuRBI TIC hHuPTlnSS and had Cnn,pIer:cns
hy thor Alternative effect mon the futs II It feed the
SKIN. and the ii # shtra cca nrs al arn,
ti'e 'n7t:Hta, SALON. ct"uy, and other d!saxrev.e
Tie u.cof thrsc rs ra Wy short tim. wt1rrnee
an eutre cur # SALT EiiEt i. AMI . strik,n. i'm.
,-vele I IA The r;rlr,ses,. ii t. >E:r common ,.,i4
and 24enzs viii a.ws! he cured ~ one dose, Or y
twa4n IL" wort Ca-t~.
r'hf. The "rtt.ra, proprietor q ,he.c medicines.
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&2 81
Mississippi and missouri 3. r.
0N and after Monday, Nov. 18th. 1861. and
~ until further notice, trains will run - f,l.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
Leave Wilton for Marenso and
Washington, 1870 u.
Leave Wilton for Muscatine, 400 n. / 800 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. 1850 4. \.
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island With the Chicago and Rock Island
K. Il. trains. for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the Galena, dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF
giving distinct directions rs to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars
J. F. TRACY, sup't
A. KENDALL. Assistant Supt.
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NOTICE.
DRhPo>ALS Will ha received at the Office ~
1 lit" clerk Of the district cont until the LIT
day ~ Januar, 80. for the purpose Of SUNNY
ing the county ethcels with wood and stationery
Tor the ensuing wear, said contract to be given
TO tie lowest b. der, ., follows. to wit:
% cords of wood;
realms of legal c"p rape. IA good quality
do fo"l~cap d. do
do letter do Ia
lhho mudihm sized envelopes.
l d@z. bottles ArEoli's Ink and ! toxes .,ee,
pens:
300 large sized envelopes;
dog hFnnmS:
gu. b"tn'"r OIL (gootauslity);
20 Us Of randrs (,'ar);
fo3'll &C 'i "t.' l2&is inches 800 pares,.
laN TO : Or ia6o, tof pcttern the clerk shall
seeca:
assessors books. FOR II Townships;
gn'ie o. township plats lblankl;
| squire Lar docket:
| qnlc clerks do
beside. blanks which Pm not able At this tjme
to designate. Af.oNZD SHAW
Ci'h Dist Court Cedar County, Iowa.
!iptnn. Oct. - 1851
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PI. 4 STEERING
NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERNxATOTslSfleEA.

"OWARb ASSOCIATION. FL LApELrHrA-
IL 4 Benevolent institution e. ahilshcI by
special endowm- NJ. for tie relief at the sick md
distressed. effected with viruirn, and chton e
diseases, and specially for the cure of d s.aSes
ofthe SEXUAL organs
Aeairal advicc given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon. Valuable report. on Spelmat"rrhea
and other diseases Vt TIE sexual nrg.tr-, and On
she New Remedies employed in the dispesar,
cent in sealed letter envelopes free - charge.
Two or three stamps f"r postage nrcrp;ahle
Address DR.. j. SSitlNAs IinCuHrns Howard
Association, No. south Ninth So l'njlafelphl4.
"a IIu'y II. 81: i'
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SINCERE Letter A Machine.

10 the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing aud Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price, with hemmer.l and
beautifully Q, namen;ed, $50.
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New md Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE

which after years Of scientific experimenting / have
to Perfection 1t dyesb or brown instantly
without injury to the hair ski, warranted the hest
article OF the Kind In existence Price-Only so Cts
Ilepnt, 50 Dey Street, New York.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
KenfnckK.

The news from this State is very en-
%couraging to the case of the Union
Kentucky has wheeled into the column of
the loyal states, and casts neutrality to
the winds.
The Union men Of that State ardently
desired to keep off the horrors Of war
from their own soil, but Magohn, Breck-
inridge, Morehead and other traitors
were secretly plotting like Claib Jackson
Gov. Price and others from Missouri,
to force her into the Southern Confeder-
acy against the will of the people. But
the vigilance of the Union men there
has prevented such treason, and now her
gallant sons are fast taking up arms for
the Government under the lead of the
gallant Hero Of Sumpter, Gen. Robert
A.. Anderson. Already has Rosseau's
command advanced 10 meet the enemy
near Muldrough's bill on the Nashville
road, and Col. Bramlette is on his way
to drive Zollicofer's forces from the Log
and Cumberland Mountains. Everycon
f.derate troop viii be driven from the
State, and the $4,000 Kentuckians will
unite with Fremont and the Grand Ar
my on Its march 10 the Gulf by way o.
Memphis with one division-another by
way of Nashville, Ten, atlanta, Geor-
gia. .5t r
'sEx-Gov. Morehead has been arrested
and the orders are ont for the arrest OF
Breckenridge, and other parties in Ken
tucky, charged with treason, Secession
has no show in Kentucky.-& 10. Jour
cal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
ExIIed Union Citizens.

There is in The city a transferable mum
Der Of members Of the State Convention
who have been forced, by the ;;ntoi- rance
of treason, to leave their families. Sons
of them have suffered much in injuries
done to their properly, in personal con
tumely, and in the hardships imposed up
on themselves and their families. These
worthy gentlemen have for some weeks
been entertained by St. Louis members
of the Convention and by a few other
liberal citizens, Doubtless others will
feel it a privilege to extend to them the
hospitalities which their sacrifices aud
fortitude, in these periIous times, have
SO fairly earned for them. Such gener-
Gus assistance as may be rendered them
will be given to the cause of our country,
and cannot fail richly to repay those who
proffer it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
Sd Asst Postmaster Gen,

The value of the Union cannot be
estimated in dollars and cents. What's
the use of irritating ourselves about
"the COST of its preservation !? 1t must
be saved at any and every expense.-
Our fo~refathers spent a quarter Of the
material wealth of the nation when
weak and poor to establish cur Republic
and surely their successors rich and pow
erful are not mean enough to refuse an
equal expenditure in a noble effort tc
preserve it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
scrofula. or Kings Evil,

isa constitutional disease, a corruption OF ny
L1o.d bv which this fluid becomes vitlated,
Iveak. and Door. Beng IN the e~rculauon' Il
D~vades the whole body, and may burst our
a disease ON anv part of it. No organ IS nee
f,om IT. attaeks. nor isthere one which It may
mt destroy. The scr0fulous faint IS variousiy
carspd nv mercurial disease, low living, dls-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure am hlIR
and filthy habits, the depressing wees, ahu'
above all, by the venereaI mtecuon' "na1-
ever he its origin, it is hereditary IN the con-
s%titution, descending "trom parents 20 cn
INTO the third and fourth generation indeed,
It seems to be the rod of Him who says,"4
win visit the iniuuities Of the fathers upon
their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or uleeTOus matter, whleh' N
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, IS termed
tubercles in the glands, swelhnSs; ana on
the surface, eruptiOns or sores. touI cor
mption. which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrOf1l0us e0nsttu-
tions not only suffer from scrotulOus com
plants, but they have far less power 70 WITH
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
uuently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scrofuIous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this tant IN the
svstem. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in tbis scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous (;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse it 'front.' the system we must renoYate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and IN
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such q medicine we supply IN
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26

FAIRBANR's SCALEs.-It is a significant fact, which
the public will appreciate, that whenever newjscale
are put upon the market, as Large numbers have been
from time to time during the last thirty years, il
seems to be the first and chief aim Of the makers tC
show that they are the same as Fairbanks, or like
them. or have taken premium over them, thus recog-
nizing the latter as the standard for excellence, and
showing the strong hold they have upon the public con-
hdence. 1t is a well-known fact that while most Of
these scales have, after more or less trial, passed
mainly out Of use, Fairbanks have gene steadily for
ward, increasing in public favor year after year, and
are now much more generally used than all others, not
only in this country, bat wherever American commerce
has been carried. This could not be so il they were not
all that is claimed for them in respect to their dura-
binty. as wen as convenience and accuracy Chicago
Tribune. ttOfCE 0alI. st yoE
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

In Pursuance Of an order made br the Pr,bats
Court Of Nemaha County, Nebraska TERRITORY. viii
offer for sale at public auction. on the tweniv-sixtb
day September, 1851, between tbs hours Of ten
o'clock Al AMI four o'clo.k, P. N in the city Of
BFOwnville, before the Office Of the said Probate
Judge,the following described real estate, situated
in the County q Nemaha; fo-wit
the undivided half Of the Southwest 6~uarterof TIA
southwest quarter Of section twenty-fve 25} town
ship four ~ Range sixteen CO. and Dot No. two
r. and lot No. three - section twenty-five town
shipfour range sixteen 10 and tbsnorth-Wet
quarter Of the northwest quarter and the south.
west quarter Of the northwest or and the southeast
quarterof the northwest quarter and the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section thirty
six 1851 township four ca. Range sixteen Il6l. les
laid OF in townsite 8 SO-I00 acres. also the unafvi-
ded half in section t~hirty-six 1857, township Esu
al Ran re sixteen, GIG containing 100 39-IO0 aausE
80. the nnnt- Sided half oflot four Of section thirty
one township four. ,-ange seventeen, and lot No. ],
andfot No two and lot 70 three section thrty-one,
township foursrangs seventeen ana the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter and The south
west quarter of the southwest or AM thenorth-sat
quarter of the southwest quarter section thlFtyons
township four, range seventeen 300 ZO-lOO acrasie@
50 39-lo0 acres laid of in towusite Ot lot t0ura1d
the northwest Quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section thirty-0ne, township four, range seven
teen HeaVing a balance Of 222 8l-l00 acres GsO8
house and IL lots IN block thirty-fTe in t.Deropi
ind lot one in block thirty-four in Saint DeOn
also the undivided tWo-tsnths Of St.DerOin tom
tie,
Twill also cTar for sale in the same manner as1
between the same hours before the hotel in s.
Stephea, on the 9th day Of September lS6l.the
following described real statei in Iheeountyof kcd~
arls0n and Territory Of Nebraska, to-Eit the una
vidod half of the south half section one, township
three. range sixteen, containing go acres and tho
west half Of section seven, township three, aHgS
seventeen, combining $40 acres. al of ths above
described property being a portion Of that eionSiHE
to the estate Of Charles d.. Greeyer, deceased.
Terms, one-third in hand, one-tbirdin SIX months
anu! the balance IN nine months che payments t5oe
secureJby mortglge OD the premises.
AIso tbs Souowing property b~el1nging q the e.
ate Of Josesh Der0in, deeea si, to-wtt.. ne upll-
vfded one-tenfh of the t8wlslte Of s. DcEin, one
log dwelling house a1doHr1es 3 ore house
HEATH NUB6OLLS,
Administrator Of the-ralt,a az th11& htDf''T
er deceased and T.. Bernin 2 eslst
Sept mber s.. 1851 y SlzJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26

MOVE oE.-such is the course pursued by Curtis
valuable medicines They never; cease doing good bu
press forward, relieving the sick and crippled from pain
and disease. The wonderful cures that are performed
by Curtis Syrup CT sassafras are really marvellous
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, measles, even Consumption
begins TO tremble when it comes in contact with it, end
soon the deathly grasp is loosened. Curtis Mameluke
Imminent is familiar to every family in the country for
the many benefits they have received from its use. 1t
is well for every family to be provided; they cannot tell
what hour they may require its use. These medicines
stand high, and are used by many respectable physicians
Of extensive practice. See advertisement in another
c0lumn-
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
SprInkle's Mill.-It is gratifvin

Sprinkle'S Mill.-It is gratifying
of course, to have any valuable improve.
ment in our midst. 1t is peculiarly graf
flying to be favored with such an invalu-
able one, as the extensive mills of LEVI
SFRIEKIE, have already proven to be.
The perfect rush of customers is ample
evidence that the whole community ap-
preciate and intend to sustain the enter
prise. The mill is kept running nigh,
and day.
The quality Of -four being turned out
at this mill has no superior. We have
used in our family -four made al Sprin-
kle's, both of fell and Spring wheat, e.
quail TO any We have used anywhere, du.
ring the past fifteen years we-have been
''house keeping" That used by US has
not been selected samples, bat was made
Of wheat, we had ourself- taken in on
business and sent to the mill
di5 The miller Is one of the oldest and
most experienced in the West,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
Legal Notice.
Deb. and At...s,.,.

., TO 5ses s so@@sS:s 109 aTs hereby notified TIA.
smith, before AP- FOrney, a juslce nj 80 Coana
10, Richardson county, ~ p y+atfu4&emR "a.
is claimed o. outBesumof 80 25hahn9 az sa
is59r y,T OO Oss s sa.eS ~ SoI . E q, lse9, svea y Ss9-
yoke OF yourcattle has been attached II ee aatue
Of the same. Unless you plead, answer ~ nee
same on OF before the l9h day on o. L. -easr % 6s
O'Clock, P ". ne same VIII Ue taEen a. 81 2. !
ment rendered COypaI. nllus.
Ordered that tbs above be published h sta-IIH.
Vile Advertiser three consecutive weeks A'u7a-
=September 10. 1861,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
GUARDTANlS 80

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Prabase Cs,-
maha County, Nebraska, made on The ahfs- Va
1861 in the case Of HeZekiah B. Siroar 'eH
Wu. OPelt, against hts ward and etbefs. mad
signed will on the 10Th day Of October, 1881 sf,
Of 8spinwaII' in sSid Conntg' Offer a p @eh-1
following described rsal estate, tO-wit ne sors-
quarter Of northwest quarter and northwest -
o. southwest quarter, section 13, town 4. r7r5s1s
said county.
Terms Ia cash on the day Of sale ald one bau ,a
months from and aftev the sale, win Interest 49,
by mortgage on the premises.
HEZlyEIAH B. STRONG. Gu,-r,-
Brownville, September 10, 1851 fs1
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a general election viii
be held at the election precincts Of Nemaha Couuly
on the 8th day of October, 1851, being the End Tues
day Of said month, for the purpose OF eleeting the
following officers, tO-wit
~ Territorial Auditor.
Territorial Treasurer,
1 Councilman to Territorial Legislature,
4 Representatives to Territorial Legislature,
1 Probate Judge,
1 Prosecuting Attorney,
4 County Commissioners,
1 County Treasurer,
1 Sheriff,
] County Clerk,
/ County Surveyor,
2 Justices of the Peace for each Precinct,
2 Constables for each Precinct,
1 Assessor for each Precinct,
/ Supervisor for each Road District.
T.W. BEDFORD, County CTk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26

The g Advertiser Office has provided
itself With Flag cuts, and also, those for
printing various kinds Of NationalE nvel-
Opes, and is now prepared to FL orders
wholesale or retail. Apply at the "Ad-
vertiser" Office, or Post Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-09-26
The Memphis Appeal Of the LIST has

The Memphis Appeal of the LIST has
the annexed:
We are permitted by a friend to make
the following extract from a private let
ter ofa recent date: Gen. Fremont is
raising heaven and earth. Troops are
pouring into the city from all directions
and the calculation is that there will be
from fifty to y hundred thousand troops
here inten days. Fremont has had fifty
heavy guns sent here from Pittsburg al
a cost of five hundred dollars each for
transportation, and is doing all things on
the same scale. He is building a very
extensive barracks back of the Fair
Ground. l should think at Ieast six or
seven hundred carpenters were at work
on it. You may rest assured the Union
troops wH fight as" Indeed!