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To those Afflicted with Defective
SIGHT and Hon1.ino

PROFESSOR j. ISAACS, Oculia and
L .aurisi, from Legion, Holland, has per-
manently located himself at No. 5ll PINE
STREET, Philadelphia. where he may be
consulted by those afflicted with Deafness or
Impaired Sight, His Pantascopc Glasses
have given great relief to the eye whenever
used. [Oct Is, lS62-3m.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

of the Fifth Election Dis
Il trict are hereby notified that will be at
EAST, on every Saturday afternoon
TIL The Isl Of Norrmber, meri. 10 receive the
Special Tax levied for the use of the Cecil
Volunteers. All persons making payment
Of this tax on or before that day will be
entitled to deduction Of fire per cent on the
amount Of their tax.
ELI COSGROvE,
Sept p, 1SG2-tNi. Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Best Packing Machine in Use

This PRESS received
the First Premium at the
Mary land Agricultural
Exhibition, where its
merits were fully tested
by competent judges
from New York, Penn
<ylvania, Ohio X Mary
and, since which time
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Great Medical Achievement.
MRS. MI. CON,S

~A-AA' -" - .ADLA DHSoO AAoA>,
Composed entirely of Roots and Herbs,
Is Ike Greatest Purifier Of the Blood erer dis
C0rcred.
There are hundreds who can testify to its
great power and efficacy in the permanent
cure of Erysipelas, Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Scurvy, Eruptions and Blotchcs on the Skin,
Piles, Old Sores, Nervous Debility, Dyspep-
STA, Salt Rheum, and all diseases arising
from an impure state OF the blood.
Mrs. VI. CON's INDIAN VEGETABLE DECoCTIoN
is found to be perfectly harmless to the most tender age
and certain for that distressing disease among
children called the MILK SCuRvY. 1t il entirely ve.eta
BILE 1t searches ont the very root Of disease, and hy
removing it from the blood. makes certain and
permanent. IL always leaves the blood in n pure cund
ton and the entire system in strengthened state and
is warranted to cure all diseases arising from any mpt
rites in the blood. Parents will find this valuable
medicine for their children. acting very gentle pur
gavr keeping their bodies in healthy condition and
materially assisting their growth. This is the greatest
spring and fall medicine of the age for cleansing the
blood "f all Impurities, and il recommended by of
the most eminent physicians. For diseases Of the liver
kidney bladder it is certain remedy. For female
disease il has not its equal.
Warranted to Cure fused as Directed.
Persons at a distance can have the DccOc-
ton scnt, as directed, at the earliest possible
time. MRS. VI. COX,
No 1853 East Baltimore Street.
Price One Dollar per Bottle,
Or Six Bottles for Five Dollars.
May 8, 1862
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GRAPE ROOTS.

GRAPE ROOTS, at $500
IL to S1.00 per loo.
DIANA GRAPE ROOTS, at $500 and
$1,000 per 100.
CATAWBA GRAPE ROOTS, at $500
per lO9; $50 90 per 1000.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
DR.. Grants STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
BARTLETT and TRIOMPHE DE GAND.
at $3.50 per 100; $1,000 per 1000.
~Corrcspondcncc solicited.
Address JAMES SUOBE,
Upper Principle, Cecil county, Md.
Oct %, lS62-tf.
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u" was inc HrSt man that Had the nerve
to put Goods down 10 their right pricesi
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the first man to establish Cash
business?
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the first man to sell Mofasscs at
Z, 8 and 10 cents per quartz
CHEAP JOHN.
And the only man that can do it now.
Who was the first man to bring Coal Oil
down from IL to cents per quart?
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the man whom the shop keepers
of Elkton said dare not keep Groceries I
CHEAP JOHN.
Who made them swallow their owl, words?
CHEAP JOHN.
Who first began to treat the citizens Of
Elkton like white people
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was the first man to cut the Ladies'
Caters down from $l.75 to 81 .25, and Mems
Long Boots from $500 to Sl.757
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was it that red uced every article YOU
wear, and every article you use to its proper
price
CHEAP JOHN.
Then who has right to claim the support
if every honest man and woman in Cecil
county,
CHEAP JOHN.
The man who is the first to bring about
any reformation that benefits the greatest
mass of people is the man who deserves the
greatest support.
CHEAP JOHN
Is that man.
What would have been the condition +
Elkton now in these times if CHEAP JOHN
had not intcrfered Everything would have
been about % or rs per cent higher than it
is at present. Then support
CHEAP JOHN.
Who was it that emptied rs hogsheads Of
molasscs in months
CHEAP JOHN.
Who is it that sells Hardware at Philadcl.
phia prices
CHEAP JOHN.
Who has the largest, cheapes. and best
assortment Of Goods in Maryland
CHEAP JOHN.
Then, everybody support CHEAP JOHN.
NO. 1. article of
MackereI 6 Cts. per h., by Dbl.
$500; HaIf-Barrel, $3.50;
FOurth-Barrel, $2.75.
Aug 8, 1862.
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DR.. James NJ. Clement, NJ. D.,
DENTIST.

GRADUATE Of the University of Pennsylvania
VI aud Graduate of the Pennsy lvana College of
Dental Surgery.
CtIice-At his residence NEAR LOMBARD
VILE, halfway between Louisville and the
Brick Meeting House. Cecil county Nd and
ready to perform all operations in the Dental
Profession in neat. delicate and durable man.
ner. .-D' Teeth inserted in the latest style. and
warranted to give satisfaction,
Teeth extracted without pain.
JAS NJ. CLEMENT, NJ. D. D. D. S.
Oct IL lSh2-IY
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For The Cecil Wing .


Mn. Enron lis il f,ct that II female, residing in
the neig'orliood If Millingtnn Kent county. a few
days since applied t" GENERA, Wool permit a Rebel
prisoner. who Fort Delaware. t., be raro.i SO t
lie might visit her. aud that since then the instance
perhaps IF the first fortunate half dozen 9th
ers have released from confinement at the Fort and
are now rusicans with the Rebels in the vicinity of
Milii.tom:
1t is ais, reported that Captain a>d Lieutenant Of
the Rebel army. hth from the +" t, W II
ay or two ago the guests If Mr.. d. " lila late
member IT the Rebel Mmyah Legislature, and that
said "kS"nc hats furnished procured the materials
and that Mr.. Hunter tail" of Warwick. Cecil county
row making or has Halc up said suits Of uniform for
said Rebel officers.
It also said that Mrs Blackstone has got patterns
said garments and is cXcrtug herself to have divers
nthrr suits made for said Rebel officers and ldrrs
II is ais" said that these prisoners carried about
the country and introduced to the wealthy and humorous
s"c"sli that abound in these parts; that they Iande
acquainted with all the rnuls and localities and means
If intercourse II ugh this section Of MARYLAND and
I'll" ~ cent counties where Rebels abound and from
whom they may cyr"ct aid aud con TT in the way of
aim ~ ne, and if Ps> hle mul.t ons Of war, and
Ger al men IL ill their amy
Is tI, so; think it is, because on the 26th of Sep
TENDER last. was Informed that good cluthi,g &C. had
been sent t" the s ners at Fort Delaware to the
"f many Thousand dollars, aud that that d;,y some
s"'o" was sent t" the care Of NJ jr Burton who had
orders from General Wool to receive and distribute
them among the prisoners to Mr. Carpenter frnlery
state prisoner from Baltimore who it appears hal an
appointment from said Gen. Wool 10 act in the capacity
81 an agent for the Corcratrs and doubtless did
in procuring supplies Of materials Of war, prov isions and
medicines fer the sick and perhaps money to an u M
tied amount who free to pass from the Deaw are
shore to the Fort and a'non:t the prison crs il and
their synipatlsers outside. Yours. Respectfully.
OBSERVER.
We think it highly probable that Il |
the statements Of our correspondent are
facts. General WOODS conduct since he has
had control Of this Military Department has
been such as to outrage the feelings of every
loyal man in Maryland. The seccssionists
boast openly that they :" own the old mans
and his proceedings during the past week
prove conclnsively that there is more truth
than poetry in their assertions, or that his
imbeciity is such as to unfit him for having
control of any responsible post He must be
removed, and that right speedily.
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GOOD! BETTER +! BEST!

WANTED the people of Cecil. or any other
w county. to know that we have the largest
and best assortment Of Goods ever offered for sale
by us Our stock consists in part Of tho latest
and newest styles
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Muslin De LANES Cashmeres. Poplins and
Cnlicoes Pl ids and Wool Goods. Shir:ings
Flanncls plain and fancy. superior articles
Cotton Flannel, white and colored. Cloths. Cas-
smcres and Satinctts. Wool Jackets and Shirts
Vndcrshirts and Drawers. White Linen Shirts
and Collars. Hosiery and Gloves, all kinds
Balmoral and Hoop skirts.
Also n choice selection Of LIQUORS. the finest
brands of Wines Brandies,, WHISTLES. q ms. &C
louGi kcepsic Ale and London Porter. Ais, on
hand full! supply Of MEAT AND FISH.
HERRING and MACkEREL by the Barrel
rnd Half Barrel. SEA SllAD, a supeior article.
HAMS. SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
tV Give Us Il call and get your moneys worth
Oct Is. ROSSELL 4 HINES
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"SKEDADDLE.,,- The adoption of this new
- word into The family Of "Amcricanisr "
seems to be quito an event 1t signifies pretty
much the same thing as the following familiar
expressions :--Abscond, decafhp. evacuate. scud,
vanish. make.scarce. to-the right.about- take-the
back track. give lcg.bail, cut-andrun. cut-sticf,
make-a-virtue- Of necessity part.company, sheer
off, quit bolt, wrisgfe-oat-of. The word. how
ever, has connection with those who paronize
the Stove and INWARD establishment of f. W.
STAPLES Sd door above the Post Office. where
the cheapest assortment, Of goods in his line. can
be Sound in the town. July II, 1862
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LURNACES.-A complete assortment of Fur.
L naces, using charcoal or hard coal for sale by
Il. W. STAPLES,
May 81. 1862. 3fd door above Post Office
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Stoves f.! stoves

DECEIVED this week. and fen sale large and
IL excellent assortment of Paror. Hall and cook
ing Stoves Some of the most beautiful and supc-
rior Stoves. ever introduced. Particularly the
Wellington Cook Stove. Call AMI see them. A
more general description hereafter.
CANTWEL 4 CROUCH
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BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! Il am rcceiv-
ID ing some of the best and most beautiful
PARL0R STOVES that have been out for years
Our Radiating Gas Burning Stove is perfect
gem (Which. by the way, is called by that naine)
item. can recommend it without hesitation
ms one Of the best and most economical Stoves
made. 4. W STAPLES
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COLLECTORS SALE.

TNllE subscriber will sell, on MONDAY.
4 the 10th day of November, next, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, upon the late premises of
James G. Davis, on Cherry Lane farm. near
the village of Port Herman, to the highest
bidder for Cash, the following personal
property.
Is CORDS OF PINE WOOD,
Double Harrow and 1 set Of
Wagon Wheels;
the personal property of the said James G.
Davis, late of Cecil county, Md, and seized
and taken to satisfy State, County and Dog
Taxes for the year 1852.
A. 7. BARWICK, Collector
OF the 2nd Electio n District of Cecil Co.
Oct %, 1SG2-ts. IS2OOl
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NOTICE..

4 LII persons indebted to R. G. Reese are
II requested to settle their accounts imme
diately. Oct 4, 1S62-3m.
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EEM-This Stove is already known as being
~ one of the very best ever introduced There
have been some important alterations made on il,
Improving its appearance and convenience. can
recommend it without hesitation ms ono of the
hest and most economical Stoves in use For sale
by L. W. STAPLES.
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rOAClIES.-A few children's coaches
~ received to-day and oHcr red cheap by
June IA, 1862. McCAULEY u co.
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HOLLOW WARE.-Just received lot of
l. i Boilers and Sauce. Pans, timed inside. a
superior article. All sizes. and cheap for the
Cash. For sale by Il. w. STAPLES
May 81, 1862. 3rd door above Post Office
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SlNCLAlR & cos Expanding Flukc, received
~ this week, and for sale by
June 81 CANTWELL CROUCH
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

SEEDS. HEDGES and TIMBER.-Farm-
ers and others are referred to the adj
vertisement in this number of Thomp-
son & Hedges. All who want fresh
garden seeds, true to nVme, adapted TO
this soil and climate, should patrOnize the
firm. They are thorough going enter
prising men, of great benefit to the
community and to the Territory They
thoroughly understand the nursery and
seed business. They are prepared TO
sell cuttings of the Powder Willow, to
ali who may desire to purchase. There
is no timber superior for our prairies 10
the Power Willow. Ii is more easily
produced than any of the kinds hereto
fore tried, is better adapted to all locali-
ties, is a more rapid grower, is more
beautiful, will not breed or harbor ver-
min, will not spread by suckers, and
lastlVis equal in value to any other fast
gruusr that has been tried.
M. Thompson will send gratis on the
receipt of a red postage stamp several
papers of Tobacco Seed, of varieties best
adapted to this Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30
SHERTFF7S SALE.

Samuel A.. Chambers, Executor District Court,
of Estate of W ills HiIl, dec. Nemaha County
VS. Nebraska Terrific
L. P. Hiatt and Jeroma Hoover. ~.
By virtue of an execution to me directed in the
above entitled case, ] will, on Saturday, the Both
day of August, A. D. 1862, between shs hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the
door of Denis Hall, in Brownville, the place where
the said Court was last held for said Nemahac county.
offer for sale the following described property, to-
wit: Lot 2 in Block 40; Lots IL, Is, Is and IS, in
Block SO; Lot 10 in Block 81; Lots g, 10 and IL in
Block 90 Lots Ii, II, l3 and IA in Block 80 Lot 4,
in Block IS Lots 1 and 2 in Block IS Lots 10 and
IL in Block AZ Lot IL in Block 48 Lot Is in Block
Il; Lot 9 in Block 70; Lots 13, Il, Is and Is in
Block 66, in Nemaha City, Nemaha County, Nebras-
ka Territory; and tho South East Quarter of North
West Quarter, Section IS, Township 5, Range IS,
40 acres and South East Quarter Of South West
Quarter, Section ], Township 4, Range Is, except 2
acres of the west side, containing 50 acres; and o
tract of land commencing at a point 50 Rods North
Range Is, East thence running East AZ Rods
thence South 23H Rods thence West ~ Rods;
thence North 23N Ronds, to the place Of beginning,
containing seven acres and South West Quarter Of
Section 81, Township 4, Range Is, East, containing
rs S7-l00 acres and the North West Quarter of
North East Quarter and LOtI2 OF Section 30, Town
ship 5, Range IS, except 20 acres, decided to Snow
and the " est Half O; the South West Quarter, and
Lots 8 and (, in Section 80, Township 5, RAMS IS,
excerpt 20 acres il the South Wess cOrner-all Of
said Real Estate lying in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory, taken as the property Of jerome Hoover tc
satisfy said execution.
J. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
July 26th. 1882, n2-5w-ST2,s0.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

VIM. E. HARVEY, TERRITORIAL School
Commissioners, passed through this place
on Wednesday last, on his way to lhe
East. to attend the Railroad Convention
at Chicago. Mr.. H. was a candidate
before the Democratic Convention, and
received on the first ballot twenty-oue
votes-the same number that was given
each to Kinney and P%oppleton. Mr..
Harvey is a young man, of fair abilities,
agreeable manners, and indomitable per-
s~everence. Such men are bound to rise
in the world, even against adverse cir
cumstances. He made a most excellent
School Superintendent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

STILL They CoME.-We noticed a few
weeks ago, Tin speaking of the effects Of
the Homestead Law the arrival of q
large number of emigrants in this vicin-
ity, and stated that others were coming.
Quite a number have since arrived. Ger
tain recruiting oficers-Col. Furnas and
Capt. Hewett, are said to be untiring in
their attentions to the strangers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

NEGLIGENCE AND BAD MEMoRY.-We
labor under the Inconvenience of having
a %prOvOkingly bad memory. We are
constantly neglecting or forgetting things
of great Importance in writing for our
paper, and thereby somebody is SIighted
and sometimes is irreparably injured.
Only last week we forgot to state that
WM. f. HARVEY was lone of the prom.
inent candidates for nomination at the
late Democratic Convention"
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30
MASTER,S SALE.

In pursuance of a decTetal order made by the District
Court, in and Cor Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory,
sitting in ChaRcery. bearing date the Goth day Of May.
A. D., 1862, in a certain cause pending in said court,
wherein William Wilson is complainant, and Gideon F.
Tindall is respondent, I will, on Monday the Odd day OF
September, A. d. 1852, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, in front Of
Denis hall, in Brownville, in said county, (being the
place where said court was last heidi ofer for sale
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described
premises, to-wit: Lot No one ~ in section No. thir-
ty-one, (3l,O and Lot no three () in section No thirty,
(3OO ali in township No. seven, a. north Of range
No sixteen, C6.) east Of the 9Th principal meridian, Me-
maha county, Nebraska Territory.
J. s. EDFOR
August % '62-4w-6 Master in Chancery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30
An ODen Letter to Horace Greeley,

EXECUTIVE MANSION
Wksu1xeroE, August %, 1862
p Horaee Grssby.
De SIR: ] have Just read yours of
he IS b inst, addressed 10 myself through
tie New York Tribune. If there be any
statemBnts or assumptions of fact which
[ may know to be erroneous, l do not now
and here controvert them. If there be
any differences which l may believe to be
falsely drawn, l do not now and here
argue AGAINST them. Ii there be percep
tible h /: an impatient and dlctorlal tone,
/ waive il ia Difference to an old friend
whose heart have always supposed 10
be right. AS TO the policyI seem to be
pursuing. as you say, | have not meant
TO leave aEy one in doubt. | would save
the Union. l would save it in the shortest
under he Constitution. The sooner the
naiioi authorily can be restored, the
nearer tb5 Union will be the Union as it
was. If here be those who would not
save The Union unless they could at the
ame lime save slavery, / do not now a.
gree with them. If there be those who
would not save the Union unless at the
same time destroy slavery, ] do lot agree
gith them. My paramount object is to
save the Union, and not either TO save
or destroy slavery. If could save the
Union without freeing any slaves,
would do it and if | could by freeing
ali the slaves, would do it and If
could do it by freeing some and leaving
others alone, / would also do that. What
! do about slavery and the cOlored race
l do because / believe it helps save Thu;
Union /; and what | forbesr, / forbeat
because / believe it would not help save
this Union. shall do less whenever
believe what / am doing hurts the cause.
and | shall DO more whenever / believe
doing more will help the cause. ] shall
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

Commemorative last week did in
justice to Messrs. LETT and BEDroRD--
the delegates from this county 10 the
Democratic Conveniently stating that
they.had bolted when Judge Kinney was
nominated. They stayed until the Con-
vention was over, and voted to make the
nomination unanimous. The opinion was
prevalent here for several days that the
delegates from Nemaha county had acted
with those of Douglass in Withdrawing
from the Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

Gen. Pope has written a very sharp
letter to Capt. Harrison, the officer for
whose apprehension he recently offered
five cents reward, rebuking him for his
card of explanation in a New York paper,
and telling him that he had no adequate
grounds for resigning, and that his excu-
ses were trumped up to cover his dis
graceful conduct, and assuring him that
it was his deliberate purpose to digrace
before the American people any officer
in his army who would be guilty of such
conduct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30
SHERTFF,S SALE,

Bank of the Union, in Tenn District Court, Ne
VS. maha County, Ne
III. Wilcox. braska.
By virtue of an order Of sale to me directed in the
above entitled case, l viii, on Saturday, the Both
day of August, A. d. 1862, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. b. of said day at the
door of Denis Hall, in Brownville, tho place where
the said court was last held for said Nemaha county,
offer for sale, to the highest bider, for cash in hand,
the following described real estate. to wit: The
undivided half of Lot No. four a, South East frac
No. Five, g. north of Range No. Sixteen, (16,) east,
in said Nemaha County, Nebraska, Territory, con-
tanning II $1,000 acres, with all the appurtenances
thereonto belonging, taken as the property of G. Fl.
Wilcox, t. satisfy said demand
j. W. COLEMAN, Sheriff.
July 26th, 1862. 12-5w $3.50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30
PURLIC NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA,
County of Gage.

TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA,
County Of Gage.
Whereas, David Wolf and Frederick Hagenstein,
did on the 28th day of July, A. d. 1862, file a petit
tion asking of the Probate Court q decree that ]. L.
McCanles as Administrator of the estate of D. G.
McCanles, late of Jones county, deceased, shall make
a good and sufficient deed of WARRANTED to the said
petitioners of the following tract of land, being the
west half of the north east quarter, and the south
east forty of the north west quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-six, of township two, range three. east of the sixth
principal meridian, in Jones county, Nebraska Ter
ritory.
Now, be it known that l have appointed Monday,
the 18th day of September, AID. 1862, &C 10 O'Clock
A. NJ for the hearing of said petition, and all per-
sons interested therein may appear and show cause
why the prayer Of the petitioners shall rot &c grsns
ted. ALBERT T0WbE,
Prhbat Jndge, Gage Co, Neb.
Reaarioa. Lrar 1aLML 1852 ri 6Y-80O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

try and correct errors when shown to be
errors; and | shall adopt new views so
fast as they shall appear true views.
| have here stated my purpose, aceo.d d.
ing to my views Of official duty; and | in
tend no modification Of my of~t-expressed
personal wish, hat all men everywhere
could be free.
Yours, A. LINCOLN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

u KILLER AND VERMIN ExTER-
your grumbling about
fees, bugs and moths, and &c to
Es Drug Store and purchase a sheet
tLIghtning Fly-Kilier, and a box of
Euerminator follow the directions,
Peep in peace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

DIAN FIcHr.-On Wednesday last,
five hundred Sioux Indians came to
Reserve and commenced an
upon the Pawnees. The Govern
stock on the Reserve was carried
ld zen Sioux and ten Pawnees killed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

ST. Lours MARKErs.-Wheat from
IS to 90 cents; more sold at 80 cents
than any figure above. Corn, stationary
at 33 cts. Pork, mess, at 8 els. Flour,
double extra, at $3.50. Other grades
lower, down to $500.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-30

|lHruO.-On Thursday last, in COM
be with an Ordinance Of the City
HuL, the business houses Of This City
|uGOsed between the hours of three
I've in the afternoon, to give the
an opportunity TO practice in the
y war. The various companies all
10 the exercises of drilling under
Fill.