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The New York herald., 1862-09-23
A UCTION NOTICE. d. CAuLKINS, AUCTI0NEBR
"A cnee, $50 Broadway.
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

AUCTION NOTICED. p cAuLKINs. AucIioNEsR.
a cmse ,s.:s Ss' ssTE BTIsdSss, ,sp
E1RaAsr fHHfh HoHsEhoLp HOLD ofuaNl7uRE.
surERsnv tsRhp sfHff p'E aaa
ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, Az;
Pa''A15,a On rUEsDsy q fSs Of ssps sysr 5 10000
Asshc elegant private resenee 70 West Fourteenth street,
Commencing At iO5s O'Clock precisely.
slesan, Parlor Furniture made order and in
sod sesesed The Whole win be sold to the highest bidder
entire rnitnre OF the house is new having all been made
Elegant rosewood octave Pianofor,e With
smIresemnts, osersrung bas Ac cost 5000 rich rose
elegant full suits Of rosewood Parlor Furniture
s spS sn sen Eager psndd aa costly I
seccn Of Paintings rosewood Turkish ana Easy Chairs
IN lne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble top Tables
chamber Suits n rosewood and az. mshossny Bureaus,
Sen pare Hair from AZ to 80 pounds made to or
Dining ROOM FuTntnre-Con Conssng of nnc oak Extension
Is1s sser Ware rich china Ivory and Silver m cutlery
Of every description. No pos,ponement
UCTIoN NoTIcE.-ERNEsT ROTH, AyCTIoNEER
"A An extraordinary oppoTnsity for Housekeepers and
ELEoAsT aoUsEH9lp EuKMs5ruREs M ,,,, ra,,a,, m
GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER Vale,
ap seSeepas q; the resensc 20 5 hs sires
cold public auction this Tuesday Sept 49, afternoon
~ O'Clock precisely 10 the hhes bidder without
su oveasd with rfh and green figured
60 naeh rosewood Cent? AID 1s Tales Etageres Nth
mirror backs aud coors or and Oval Mirr9rs Lace Cur
day s' cos @ % s gan Ts
mahogany and black walnut Bcdsteads; Bureaus Wash
Mattresses Sofa Beds Rockers clocks, Mirrors Tea and
ery wainu, sdeboard twelve Oak Dining Chairs &C. Sale
u. BAH the goods be tweny.four hours
after the sale.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
ExPREsREs.

BURSHAMs s FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
n. ing Establishment i Wss, Eleventh street between
Filth SiSh avebuesHeusehoii furniture boxed ana
phippeto all parts of the world Covered WAGONS for re-
moving furDiture 10 and from Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
A UCTloN NoTICE-R. W. wEsTcoTT. AUCTioNEER
"A Large agd attractive sale Of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Magnificent Works oi Art and Articles o. versu,
Bronzes Pianoforte Paintings Parian Ornaments nc,
keng the of the five l52 West
Twenty-lrGt SeyenLb sDa Eighth avenues,
70 be sold this fussday morning II O'Clock precisely
ustng OF superb rosewood Pnrlor Suits Ratn and s3
erocate Eiageres, and Pier Ta!cs rich Pier and
Ganlel Mrro,e DAM six ana Lace Curtains.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFoRTE,
with ai Muse Cabinet Stool and
Cover, Tapestry aud ain and nahola
ny Beesteaes: Bureaus washsands, spr Seat and Cot
Chairs, Hair Spring Mattresses Beds and Redd
Blankets, Pailassee, &C. Dining Room Furniture consists
Extension Table, oak Buffet Chairs China, Glass
ware Silver Ware, Cutlery, &C. All sold without
sesve. N. B.-Parcs from distance arc assu ed that
article In The house will be Sold and ttR everything
IN this advertisement 10 IN the house and
aeptioned meIsy attract attention. Also of Wders
iron Safes and one tarrel!ed Revolver
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

fyOITNTRY EOARD-FALL md NTNTER--AT THE
~ BrdsalI House Cornwall, within minutes wa of
,be ianDg situated ON the high he
font 81 Newblfg hay, commanding esicent
Hudson surrounding mountains; rons large ani airy
ana evcry convenience and comfort. HJrssf and aes
on hand st ai hours Address Bi-dss House Cornwall
Orange county N. Y. RelcTences-R Russell, Esl, lice
No esprng Street. Malcolm, ESQ Oflcr n > u Cham
bers street AID Charles Jpae Est, os l57 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

GREAT BATTLE YOUGAf-THE VICTORY ~
IA sainci Ladies and genienlen has been victorious
In, II Be- g pronounced By great many that MNr1, ef
for cast OIL Clothing Carpets, Jewsiry &C., and sill
20 continue 10 do 10 II il favor him with call
Tremendous prices that offered by dealers per-
feet humbug but Tie best and sures do 4
address above. then win know wil
satisfaction. Do not forget The old. well dealer y.
SiItz, and the unmber 2s Sixth Ladies punc
attended by Mrs Mintz
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
COUNTRY BOARD.

rOvNTRY BOARD-foR FALL gAND WINTER II
~ deredl, can be prceared Ia private family residing
near Poughk eepse; ocaton charming and remarkably
healthy; mineral srrings lhtra table; books and piano.
Terms moderate. Address IA. r.. Esopus d. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
: WILL SELL THIS
EDWARD sIErzEHIcH,
.-T,tRGE

EDWARD sIETzENICH, AuCTJoNEER- LARGE
IL stock OF siogant Household Furniture, amounting
several thoussrd dollars. d. W. IVES CO.. W,dDcs
Say and Thursday 18th and 18th September at o'clock
each day the premises 625 Broadway, Houston
street, stock ef elegant first GLASS carved plain
fure uacured expressly the best trade. The
Snanber fnrni,are comprises superb holly and ebony
1us of bess:esd, Bureau, Amolrc, Wasissnd, ac,
made 70 order NJ elk hundred dollars. Also rich
sasyed rosewood and bsss walnut Bcdstcaas Bureass,
Mashstsnds. Comlnodes. Armores &c walnu; epony
CLameef suits Of very eegant anish and Of recherche
sgies rich rosewood Paror Furniture including suits In
crimson, bruca.el, of various co.ors Etcgere
Lounges Chairs Rosewood Card Tables i.pcs
nen OF wana, Paror ssiis Dining Room and Library
furn turrlpc uding handsome carved plain and
walnut Extension Tables, Buets Sideboard Cf SOFAS
Ac b. reps of various shades Bookcases Library Tables
Chsirs. Hall Stands Chairs &c The pnGie my
Ies assured that these goods ell perfectly well made
and that every lot will be absolutely sold
~ . highest bidder on exhibition ani ,gres day
fore sale Catalogues soneers oce l35 Broad
WAY
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A ucIJoN NoTsCE.-H. WILSON, AUCTIoNEER
a A. D. GALE A Dey stree,5eo clses soo,s Shoes
3, bbers his day, l0 oclocka s.orimrntalso
Tor p.iyats sale: among which ai long leg d. S.
n and Boo.s, Cavalry Boots.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

nkrvD d. EGAH, ACCTIos
~ Jay. at s3S CapAl street,
~ Furniture, consisiing OF Pa;1oi
oets, Chairs, Lounges, Sofas. 40
euresns, Dining Room, Extension
Heds, Mattresses, ca nforers, ThS
0sls gsrpsts: Stair RI "a, Crockcfy
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

MBs. B. v. wIER, WILL OPEN FALL AND WINTER
l Millinery latest Paris fashions, 20 Aniiy street.
Thursday September 25
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

NINE. HARRIS 1EGs LEAVE TO INFORM HER NU.
n customers that she Las just returned from
Paris with rich and eiegan assortment Of Bonnets, Head
dresses Flowers, Ac., &C. Il. HARRIS 4 SON,
729 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

J. L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, Will SELL THIS
n. day. ~ II clock, at No IL linin street. between
eecond and Thrd Piano, rosewood Parlor
En black walnut Psror Su God ard mahogany
Bedroom Smte, Chairs Tables Rockers Gasses
sells ana Ingram Carpets Oil Paintings and eseiybing be
boESn- q rTst class house.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A TTENTIoNi-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II YOU
n wtrh 20 hnd The fair and honest dealer, H. HARRIS
TO dispose o your Cast on Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jewely the best do Is to call AT address No 30
Seventh where you viii be tcait with 70
faction ] guarantee % pay the foowine gric Silk
Dresses from ~ t30 Coats from 81 to sI5 Pants
from IL 20 So Please forget HARRIS LG Seventh
avenue, between Twentieth and Streets Ladies
attended 20 ~ Mrs. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

s. RICH HARDs, AUCTIoSEER.
II. Boots Shoes, Broga Caters &r, at auction
RICHARDS WHITING WIN sell on "Wednesday Sept. "A,
Ic vgock At tEer sacsroom Al CoEthnGt about
1o cases OF choice goods comprising all styles OF men
womens misses and chldrtIs wear and adapted city
aud country trade.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

MRS. s. p. LOvETT WILL OPEN IfER PARIS MIL
ll nery, in all the ell styles o the
Tuesday 23d Thursday 18th, her 7oS
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A YOUNG LADY, WHO WILL De ENTITLED TO
n little property b"cgnng a,e IN eighteen
hut who s now r'edly controlled by her guardians
and ned society AMI pocket money feyeniy
this VIII meet the Rsnileman looking wife,
who viii relieve from her present constrained position
and inrouuoe her 10 the world. Could she who
would he pleased with her she would
10 him faithful loving wife. de vsie will
be sent u ary ncolng one dollar TO ty ami
pay expenses an mortified c kept without the
OF carrying correspondence. Address Jane Eyre
Brook, Posi- cace
4 MIDDLE AGED WIDowER WITH GOOD DIsPO.
Il slion and come property, s DIES Of ting Kind
and pleasant lady with view ease state
how situated, and IN general, which will be treated
with respect Address Con idehtal box l27 Herald oce
IA MATRlM0NIAL.--A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF g.
lvl called by friends good looking wOuld 10
correspond with lady who has moderate share
OF Sood looks and ahcc.ionate and loving dspo on
with view 10 raatrimony. Money OBJECT, he has
plenty Tor both Address In sincerity. with cartesde sise
J. w. C., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

M DAILY CALLS THE ATTENTION OF HER
lNl. fends public the sty of Fail Bon
nets, which are ready at 433 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A uCT1OS SALE OF CROCkERY, 8C.--HENRY {
a EVANS, apctionecr win sell Tuesday, sep. 23
10 O'clock at 65 Maiden lane for cash. In lots dealer
full Of best white Granite and Common War
0iassware, &C. GOODS carefully repacked for shipment.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A IITIUN NVTItE.-W. NJ HDILINGsHEAD, AtL-
n toueer-Largc and perempory CT Boots, Shoes
Hrosaus and Caters a auction Tuesday Ser ber 2
s0ts clock al store Of j. T. Wheh0use No. % Corana.
arising prime Of thick Kip
ard Grain Boots with other desirable STYLES of goods
ton well adapted city and country
nsse. Cata osues ready morning Of sale.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

A IITI0N NOTIIE.--WILLIAM NJ LANGLEY, AuC-
a. ti.resr, HENRY PALMER will sell, at the New
F1-k TAtrrsals Of Sixth ana Th;ry.nnth
rrcct thl Gay at 1ia O'clock Horses Wagons Harness
kc Al.0 liGht Thmry aud nnrness. n hrst nrler
The New York herald., 1862-09-23

nPEsING ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
" % and Al invite my frienis 10 be pres,
ing Of fun line Of Frneh Pattern BDnne;s for fan aud
winter II the la est styles and designs ny stock of N
merry Geo ha CONF eted from She last auction
suls In vevcs oons SILKS flowers, &C. and will sell them
al very small adrtnc
Particular to my Bonnie. received by the last
steamer rom Paris-Nc cIlel,an style.
II. OPESHYN, No. l3iS Division street
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
P~rOcIamadOn by the Governor.

We call attention to Governor Saun-
ders' proclamation, which appears at the
head Of our columns, commanding all
bands or companies Iesguei together for
ualawfui purposes to dispense, and ex-
pressing his determination to use the
power of the Territory to enforce the law
and preserve order. Particular refer
ence is made in the proclamation to per-
sons styled "Jayhawkers," who have
for some time infested the southern por-
tlon OF this Territory, and recently COM
united there many lawless acts.
Governor Saunders will be cordially
sustained by the entire people of Nebras-
ka. In this neighborhood but one Opin-
ion is entertained that is, to exert what
ever force is required to suppress such
unlawful combinations, regardless wheth-
er organized under color of pretended
loyalty to the Government, or avowed
rebels. Armed companies ~traversing the
country and pillaging ~peaceable citizens,
whatever may be their pretenees of 10y
atty. are resisting the law, and must be
considered enemies Of the Government.
1t is to be hoped the proclamation viii
be sufficient to the dispersal Of all lawles:
bands of armed men without resort lC
force. But such person may be assured
the Governor is determined, and law abb,
ding people, who compose a vast majority
of the citizens, are in earnest to maintain
law and order in the Territory.-Ne
brGska Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

A LITERARY B~ANoUET.-Ths celebrated Yesg
York Mercury publishes Its annual Prospectus, for
1851, in our columns to-day, and our readers will miss
something il they fail 90 peruse it. me Mercury Is
nOtOnly the largest aud cheapest literary paper in the
world, but its great seriai Romances, Moral Tales, ex-
quisite Poetry and General Miscellany are the very
best published nthis country. No other journal that
we know Of has anything like its famous contribatorral
corps d'elite and wonderful variety Of mental feed. Il
is now in its oath year, and has q stability that insures
TO all who subsribe for il a sure and rich return for the
money invested. The Nel0 F0rk Mercury for 1852 will
be a paper that no American family can AFFORD to be
without. Subscribe for It Al once, we say.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
lLgEREoN s. PADDOCK,
Secretary Of the Territory.

CoycREss, like the contending armies
on the Potomac, is statu quo. There is
bu, little Congressional news telegraPhed
10 ihe papers in the west. This is ac-
counted for on the arrival o. Eastern pa
p~srs-nothing il them worth telegraph
ing. We give below a synopsis of the
proceedings Of Congress. 1t applies to
almost every day and week since the first
Monday in December.
Mr.. A. introduced a bill providing for
the C~onfscatiOn of all the property of all
rebels.
Mr.. B. presents a petition, from sew
eral hundred citizens of Buncomb, pray
ing that the Army on the Potomac be
ordered to advance.
Mr.. C. is opposed to interfering with
the army.
Mr.. D. presents apetition praying that
Mr., E. be made Lieutenant General.
Mr.. F. moves the House adjourn.
Motion carried.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
PrOcIsmatIOn by the Governor.

rvrurks. Il hiss been represented by many good
~ lgysl citizens OF THIS Territory, that lawless bands
49, 49, men styling themselves 'J~ayhaWkers, I" are
a,ifur depreiati0us in the southern portion OF the
.-.,vztesling horses, rcbbing stores and houses,
ee,.,-e-+euiuz the lives 81 msuy OF our citizens,
therefore. L, ALVIN SAUNDERS, Governor o.
vg-rftgry OF Nebraska, do hereby command all
AZ companies 0f meu, lesgued together for the
g. saressid. OF for other u~uiaFsful purpose. with
~ il~es. or at least. 20 leave the Territory and IN
nov or asy other parties are hereafter found
r me- limits % the Territory, engage1 in acts of
,,ssry- or II any way disturbing the peace OF our cti-
- al the powers u Tie Territory, both civil and
-s,srr. will De brought 90 bear against them. and II
.-t,r. such severe punishment - justices demands, will
= s,s-7tef without fear or favor.
~-l Given under ny hand and the great seal
Is los tbs Territory, at Omaha, this 2nd day OF
l~lJanuarv A-D., 1882.
BY the Governor,
ALVIN SAUNDERS,
IIerREoN s. PADDOCK,
Secretary Of the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
a NEW YEAR WITHAN OLD FRIEND

On New Years day Of 1862, that world-renowned
and unrivaped gem Of American journalism, the
peerless New York Mercury, will enter upon the Gath
year Of the most brilliant career ever achieved by
a paper. During the past year il has been the
teacher, stOry-teller, mentor, and oracle Of $1,000
American homes, from ocean 30 oc6an-snd from
Quebec, in Canada, to Pensacola, on the Gulf Of
Mexico. Young and old. rich and poor have revel-
ed in its enchanting stories Of wisdom, romance, art
poetry and genial humor: and its praise is
familiar in their mouths as household words"
The noble patriot-soldier ia his tent, too has Whild
away the tedium Of camp life in the absorbing re-
view gifts
FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS,
finding in them a fascinating mental discipline
known only TO those who rally to the banner-shset
Of the grand army Of american intellect and genius
In commencing a New Year the prOprietors Of the
New York Mercury can only say that it shall be
their aim tOmRSe their great family jsurnalO Of g..
merican literature for 1852 more brilliant and en-
chanting than ever and its concentration Of all the
worlds grandest and most beautiful specialities in
healthful Romance graceful Poetry elegant and
quaint Gossip refining knowledge sparkling Humor
and entertaining News-un like loveit
RULES the court the camp the bower"
as 1t already rules the happy domestic Preside.
The editorial tone and National departments Of
the New York Mercury will continue true to that
lofty spirit Of patriotism which has made it a neces-
sity Of the people since the war began, and kept it
in enthusiastic demand when other sheets were dy-
Ing al around it Tor want OF popular support.
Already the largest Literary Journalin the world
and famous as the focus Of a thousand brilliant lit
erary regulations, Its programme for 1852 viii be
magnificent beyond all precedent. The most cele-
brated pens Of this country and Europe have been
secured in its service, at aR outlay equal to the err
pcnse OF more than one national gorerHment IN the
old World! and its novelties, Oreon inued stories,
for 1862, viii be the most splendid triumphs Of ele-
CANT Fiction ever published. To these, too, the
magic pencil Of the greatest Of American artists, Mr.
FeliK0 c. barley, viii lend the aid Of pictorial art.
Our story, initiatcry Of the New Year, Is a splen-
did National Romance, commencing in the New
entitled
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

1902 From Sioux City. lows, Cottonwood Springs;
Nebraska, to Denver City, 600 miles and back,
once e week.
Leave Sioux City Monday at 8 a N
arrive at Denver City en- the fifteenth day b 8 n,
Leave Denver City Monday at 6 an
arrive at Sioux City On The fifteenth day BY 6 p m.
Bids to end q. Cottonwood Springs, $50 niles less
distance, with proposed schedule, viii be eOnzid-
cred.
140S0 From Sioux City, Iowa, By lover crossing Of
Biz Sioux, YermiIlioa, 1anetoR. Chosen Creek,
Strangers Ferry, Indian agency on the Yancton
Sioux reserve, and Greenwood, to Fort Randall,
I4I miles and back, once 8 Wsek.
Leave Sioux City Monday at tam;
ArriTeat Fort Randall Thursday by IL m;
Leave Fort Randall Thursday at l P m:
arrive ct Sioux City Sunday By s 10.
Bids to run two and three timesa week win becOu-
sidered.
1901 From Sioux City, Iowa By Niobrara, P0nehs,
Reserve, and Chimney Rock, to the South Pass Of
the Rocky Mountains, 903 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Sioux City Monday at 8 a N
arrive at the South Pass of the Rocky Mountains on
the 18th dsy at 8 pm;
Leave the South Pass Of the Rocky Mountains at Ga
Bids to end at Fort Laramie, emitting the South
Pass Of the Rocky Mountains, 800 miles less dis
tance viii be considered.
Bids 70 end at Fort Kesrney viii also be considered.
1902 From Dakota, BY St. Johns, Poncah, Dixon,
st. James, Halens, Frankfort, Bonhomme City,
and Niobrara, to Fort Randall, III miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Dakots Monday and Wednesday at a
Arrive at Fort Randall third day by 6 p m;
Leave Fort Randall Monday and Wednesday at 8 g n;
arrive at Dakota third day by IN.
1883 From Dakota, along the Missouri River, to
Fort Randall, 40 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Dakota Monday at 6 m
arrive at Fort Randall Wednesday by 6 . "a
Leave Fort Randall Monday at team;
Arrivr at Dakota Wednesday by 6 p m.
1884 From Fort Randall, By Mouth Of Blue Earth
River, to Mouth Of Little Medicine KnoWl River,
200 miles and back. once e week.
Leave Fort Randall Monday at 81 m
Arrive at Mouth OfLittle Medicine ffth day by 8 m;
Leave Mouth Of Little Medicine at 8 am;
Arrive at Fort Randall fifth day by pm.
1895 From Poncha, by Iona, to Vermillion, Dakota,
25 miles and bsek. once n week.
Leave P0ncha Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Vermillion by l. N,
Leave YeTmillion Tuesday at ! p N
Arrive at Poncha by 9pm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
SHERIFFS SALE.
George Harmon, for the !
use Of Crane & Hill, :
District Court, Nemaha Co.
Nebraska Territory.

George Harmon, for the
use of Crane & Hill, }District Court, Nemaha Co.,
vs. Nebraska Territory.
John G.. McCathron and
H. B. Strong.
By virtue Of an order OF sale TO me directed in the
above entitled case, I will on Friday the 10th day Of
January, A d 1862, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A
N and 1 O'Clock P n Of said day, at the door Of Denis
Hall in Brownville, the place where said court was last
held for SAID Nemaha county, offer for sale the follow
ing described real estate to-wit: She south half Of the
north west quarter Of section n5) fifteen, township az
four, north Of range 10 fifteen, east, taken as the
property Of II. B. Strong to satisfy said judgement, all
said real estate lying and being IN Nemaha county, Ne
braska Territory. J. W. Sheriff.
December 5, 1861 [n22-5wl $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
OUR STOCK OF EvERGREENs
Is large, and very fine specimens. Sizes and prices to
suit.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended to.
ERRRY ALDRICH.
p. o. address, Tiskilwa, III.

P.s. we have about 1000 four year old trees, 1.-THE
New York Pippin, for sale the coming fall and spring /;
no apple ever gained so much popularity IN 50 short a
time. The trees are good growers, early Tulters, and
very hardy apples large and snowy, and keep about
equal 70 the Willow TWig. Also q large stock OF the
Wagner, one OF the best apples; very early fruiter, and
trees remarkably hardy. For a more full description
Of these and other sorts, please see descriptive catalogue
sent free 20 all apphuants.
January 2, 1862. [u26-3ml
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

CHANDLER the J~ayhawker was sur
prised a few days age IA White Cloud by
a company of U. S. troops. He fled pre-
cipitately, accompanied by his wife, He
was saved from being "shOt on sight"
by his wife keeping between him and his
pursuerS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

New FIRM.-By an advertisement in
another column, it will be seen that the
firm of Brown & Strickler has been dis
solved. LETT, STRIcKLER & Co, will
hereafter do business at the house here
tOfOre occupied by the old firm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

See the advertisement by E. Richards
& Co., Of the "Frankling Family Sewing
Machine" Time is money. Families
who have much Sewing to do will save
money by buying a Maching.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

Several of the readers of the Adver-
tiser residing ata distance from this place
will find letters advertised in this num-
Der of the paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
The Herald replies as follows !:

We hone for the credit OF our city. that there is some
mistake about this eexborbitant price, business Of our
Nebraska City dealers, yet we fear there Is some cause
Sor the Allegation. not more particularly in regard TO
harness than other goods, for we frequently hear per-
cons assert that goods can be bought at Omaha, Platts-
mouth, Sidney, and SOME other places, much cheaper
than here. IN this be so, our merchants are not only
doing themselves, but our Gty-a great injusuce.-Ne-
brGska City Herald.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

Sol Miller says there is a paper in the
west of Kansas in which "%article head
iDgs, composed of five letters contain
seven difereDc varieties of type"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

P. w. HIcHcocK, Esq, the Marshal
for Nebraska, has recently returned from
Washington. bringing with him several
thousand dollars, which he will expend in
paying the Court fees, due from former
MaFshais. Mr.. Hitchcock is expected
here about the 18th or 18th inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
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