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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09
sX-Fneer

~ Fifteen young ladies' OF the Mount Ho-
yoks Female Seminary. Boston. have signi6ed
their willingness ID enter service of the Amerl-
can Missionary Association as teachers to the
contrabands. Also twenty students of Amherst
College, neighsOring institution. followed their
example. IL would be interesting to know how
many of these twenty young collegians are in
terested in. or Attached 10 any, or all of those
young ladies Who wouldn't teach con,rabands
under such arrangement
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09
A SPLENDID
GRAIN & STOCK FARM
ON THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI r. r.,
FOR SALE

NE have for sale one Of the finest Grain and stock
w Farms IN Indiana, lying the Ohio and Nissis-
sppi Railroad. about midway between Washington the
county seat OF Davies county, and Loog0ot~e the
~ seat OF Martin county, and In the finest coal region Of
Indiana -
The Farm contains 40 acres divided into
parts for grain meadow and pasture Tne products az
grain hay, cattle mules &C. be shipped 20 St Toul
Louisville Cincinnati, dire BY Ohio and Nissi
spi Railroad which runs within few hundred yards Of
the north line Of the farm station and post Office are
on the railroad opposite the farm
There Is large quantity ~ timber on the land which
: yearly becoming more valuable and eventually Will
pay Tor the entire cost IL the farm The close
Of the railroad places timber all kinds at high vain.
cash market on the ground for wood for engine
ue and TO logs for lumber purposes railroad ties bridge
timber &c.
The fences. dwelling, barn, stables cribs are an
good sufcient In extent and In order bay press and
covering Tor large quantity Of loose hay with sheds fr
cattle and mules orchard, WELL running water Ac
are among the noticeable and appcstiye aures Of The
farm. ~
This property will be offered a very low figure and
decided bargain given. for a good payrnens ia cash
part OF me purchase money remain interest for
three or four years. "
For further particulars call or address
DELZEIlL JONES
Real Estate Brokers'
81 East Washington street.
Je'-o't Indianapolis Ind
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09


n. p. Sawyer. of Pennsylvania
GENERAL FRENoNT's ACCEPTANCE.
GENTLENEN:-ln answer to the letter which
have had the hoEOr To receive from you, on the
part OF the Representatives of the people assem-
bled AT Cleveland the 3lst of May | desire "a
express my thanks for the confidence which led
them to offer me the honorable aud difficult posi-
ton OF their candidate in the approaching presi
dental election
Very honorable because in offering it to me
you act in the name OF great number of citi-
zens who seek above all things the good of THEN
country. and who have no sort OF selfish nteres
in view. Very difficult, because in accepting
the candidacy YOU propose to me, am exposed
10 the reproach of creating a schism in the party
with which have been identified
Had Mr. Lincoln remained faithful 10 the prin
cipies ne elected 10 defend. no schism could
have been created and no contest would have
been possible. This is not an ordinary election
il Is a contest for the right eveI1to have candi
dates, and not merely, as usual for the choice
among them. Now for the first time since 1875
the question of constitutional liberty, has beer
brought directly before the people for their seri
Gus consideration and vote The ordinary rioht,
secured suRder The Constitution, and the laws oil
the country haze been Violated, and extraordinarl
porrcrs hare been usurped by The Erecutiue Ii !.
directly before the people now Ia say whether OF
not the principles established by the revolution
are worth maintaining
II. We have been taught To believe. those
guarantees FOR liberty which made the distinctive
name and glory Of our country are in truth nvio-
lably sacred. then there must be protest against
the arbitrary violation which had not even the
excuse of necessity The schism Is made by
those who force the choice between a shameful
silence or a protest against wrong In such con
sderations originated the Cleveland Convention
Ii was among is objects 10 arouse the attention
OF the people TO such facts. and To bring them 70
realize that while we are saturating southern
soil with the best blood of the country in the
name of liberty. we have really parted with il
al home
To-day ire hare in the country The abuses Of d
military d'cfatioH irthouf us unity Of action ana
rigOr Of execution An Administration marked
AZ home by diregard OF constitutional righta. by
IL violation OF personal liberty and the liberty
OF the press, and, GROWING shame. by II
Abandonment of the right of asylum. right. e.
pecially dear to all Tree nations abroad is course
has been characterized by feebleuess aud want
Of principle which~has misled European power.
and driven them 20 a belief that only CONNER
cial interests and personal aims and concerned
and that no great principles are involved in The
issue
The admirable conduct of the people. their
readiness To make every sacrifice demanded Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION

o. WAT THE CONVENTION II COMPosED-GRAND
RALLY OF THE FAIrHFUL-sHoDpx IN COR
sJGEoUs BLooN-THE oPFosITIoS TO Mr. LIS-
coLN-wHo WILL GIT rae VICE PRESIDENTIAL
SoAISATToS-A RADICAL PLATFORM TO BEAT
RADICALS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.
or Coparfmership

gUNHe partnership heretofore existing IN the Carriage
n Making Business, under the name Of H. X. Caster
Co was dissolved the 9TH Of June by the withdrawal
Of Charles Mcguire from the firm
The business will be continued heretofore, al the
old stand on kentucky avenue. BY H. K. 3asten Co.
who alone authorized TO settle the claims Of the late
firm. H. x. GASTEN,
ie-d3i JACOB NULL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09
Over Eight per cent. Interest

IA currency and Of equal convenience
OF temporary investment.
II Is believed that no securities offer SO great induce
lenders as the various descriptions Of L. s.
Bonds In all other forms Of indebtedness the faith or
ability Of private parties stock companies OF separate
communities only pledged for payment while for the
debts CT the United States the whole property
country shOden to the payment Of both prncpa
and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for in sums from $50
up TO any magntud' on the same terms, and are thus
made equally available the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist They converted into money at
any moment and the holder will have the benefit Of the
interest.
The Funded Debt Of the United States on which inter-
est is payable in god the 81 day of March 1894
Sos s65,OOO The interest this debt for the coming
fiscal year will be as 1885, while the customs revenue
In gold for the current fiscal year. ending June soh
1884, has been far the over 800 900 per
annum.
II will be that the present gold revenues
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest," while the
increase Of the tariff will doubtless raise the annual
receipts from customs the same amount Of importa-
tions to $50 zoe, 900 per annum.
The authorized amount OF this loan is Two Hundred
Million Dollars Instructions the National Banks act
ing loan agents issued until March 2s but the
amount of Bonds reported sold the United States
Treasury mp TO May 2lst was
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
By tIs Gorarror ofNsJraska TsrritOrg

In accordance with a custom which has
been Pracucei by mos. Of the States and
Territories for many years, aud ~ ODE
dlence TO VIA, / believe to be right and
proper, aud a duty Cd my part. /, ALVIN
SAUSnERR.G Governor of Nebraska Terri
tory, Do hereby appoint and designate
The LAT Thursday Of the present month
Of November, as a day of Thanksgiving
aud praise 10 Almiohty God, for bis mer-
Gee and blessings 10 US as a people, and
recommend aud request d general o.
'ervance Of the day in such a manner as
Nlu properly show our dependence upon
Ham Tor the many favors We have re-
Served during The year which Is now
drawing to a close. During the year our
Nation has been favored with such pros
psuy as few. If any other, people OF
earth ever enjoyed while prosecuting an
Internal war. Success has attended ouT
armies, and glorious victories have
crowned their efforts on almost every
0a'le field. General good health has
prevailed throughout most Of the Co0n'
Try, and especially has this been the case
IL our.Owa beloved Territory. The hus-
tan5man has been permitted 70 reap and
gather abounlilul supply Of 1.-the nee
e~s2arles of life. so that none may want
or lack any thing. How proper itsis1hen
that CUR people should keep a feast On
to tie Lord and Ift up their heart;
and voices IN praise and Thanksgiving
to Him to whom we are indebted fol
every good and perfect gift, and wheE
our rejoIcings are going Up for all these
olesssuge let Us BOT forget The noble anC
Patriotic soldier IN the field, nor the wild
ow and the orphan Of those whose hus
bands and fathers sleep with the heroit
dead; but let US ask Gods blessing upoI
them, and let Us see thar they lack 70
none Of he n-ecsssaries Of life.
Done at Omaha ihissS,h day of Nc
Fember. A D., 1864.
BY order Of Governor
ALVIN SAENDET s
Governor Of Nebraska,
ALsERSoE S. PADDocK.
Secretary Of the Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

ARRANDALE s Coin another col
umn VIII be fond the advertisement Of
the Great Gift Distribution establishment
Of this e~nterprisiRg company. These
.centlemen have been engaged 10 this
business for a number Of years, end BY
their long experience have placed their
establishment en- such q basis that they
are able 10 give The worth Of The money
sent them in all cases, and in many in
stances they give articles many times ais
vage. We have sent them a small sum
ourselves, and feel confident we shall get
something rich.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
SIZE s. esL BIZ. Ne.

i-sn entire new WORK % fsz ssges, and nesrIyeC5tan
asa uymrs- Astre mH-I- ID httfe n,re dficLlt r
&c. tG.f t@e box 20 :as! " Gel 70 J. Nearly one mil
uaurF 'lc>e Belts have beer i-s=ed snGare Tov ring
iux through tdis AID elaer o1Hutrtss. AmaHE rH
mary choice PIE ~ uay BE- sCgG satH ~ ueet b.
~1nt the rIrerP There is q hs+ulIful Wsral. sorrow
@ = ceusa aEsin n, uIaJe. Dgu't sou Etar the ANGEL
Thou, Sod sees me SabU9h Bells Cuiu.
~,ep- eg Bel NO srs The Siua ~ Eel n
- - nurHers esh ~ oit1Iaei n one vo,9ue -
60 .-v 80 cents, So Pc @huFdraa; ciot.
- o-aess4 cit 90 ct-.. sE Rr iGr1vei. .
- sS-af. =, ~ the o,e hgna-ed FIee. Aaist q.
rha raraiI nrirA.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Ent.rr k,.al Rsrp

rev SUNDAY School Bsok. OF ia pAEes Ssa1ll'u
hymns and tunes. Il C71tsiBs mags seaS =
Shall we know each ether there; Sufsr A. 2 e.
Il c,n,e u1fo Ne; TIE besutfuI >aora: ON tits zlar,-
gua; Leave ne With Ly mother; He tcs me beside
still WaJsFs sc. Fr1e-pa er c0VeFs- . euts %
per hundred; hprHd So cents. 81 pe- hlnled; CLOTH
bound emHas-al gait &6 cents. $50 per luGlrr6 -
Nailed ~ the retail price. lei e1i--i by loTsce va
tsrs, author OF SGE5ay school Bells Nos lzt2 Nhlcs
have hat the eu8r8ous saie7 q ever eigb Thousand
copies. J1s published b. HURAUE YATES, No. 4Si
RrusSrSy. EsE YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
rurTs-Ys FrIrSD.-The Decembe

T-I.-y's FRIEND.-ihe DECEMBER
81 ,bi, magazine is truly a sPlen-
-. hing he handaomest yet issued.
IT, oDeDiag plate, The snow-Birds'
CI-j.rmas VISIT" Is a perfect gem (; and
ne F~rorisgiece Of the volume, suggest
d bv a story Of Haas Christian Auder-
sons. is one Of those ~engravings upon
which The eve VIII lipger for a long LINE,
and mn 10 again and again. Two more
beautiful ergrar.ucs than these are sci
dom seen in a magazine. The double
Fashion Plate for lh.s month Is finely
er7-sved and richly coiored-no maya
IRE contains superior STEEL fashion piates
70 The LaIg's Friend ; while the other
ep-rayinrs are as usual numerous, aud
doubtless highly interesting to the ladies
The Egrary contents are The Christ
mas Gift." by Mrs. Hosmer; Two Fall
among The Mountains" by Mrs. Pyle
The So3ier's Bride" nv Mrs Barnes /:
aFrom the Same Stock" by Francis Lee
Cousin Cal b's Will" by Julia Gill;
MY Aunt G~oldbeaier," by Mrs. DEM
son WHO Did the Wrong z" by Miss
Virginia f. Townsend. SC.
Terms $3.50 per snnum. Address
DsacoR s Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
TEE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Paper In The Verdi.


Tas exiensivs and comprehensive facilities il
is POSSESSION eua4ss the, PRoFRIsToR Of the hEEK-
~ HERALD e. guarantee the latest and mast re-
liable information possibly % be obtained, R0t only
from si parts Of ne United States, bat from al
parts Of tie world.
It's home correspondents, engaged at heavy cost.
and contested Nth Each Rev nsval Ald military
expedition Of Ehs government, prove thai i j. de-
( termIned 20 leaFe 30 SPOT uEaoTsred b It's 0pera-
I tiOrs ard no event can Occar that shall act fzd m
meliato report u its cousins. Is 8osts the FFoFri-
etor over ons handred Thousand dollars per ysar
u mai utaia is eeTps Of sorrtspondants IN ,Le feid.
In lie collation. Of Foreign News the EKEAED has
fer years he'd q high position, and Is Vii c1tsEEor
n the fRtaFe - maintain tie sandIthas EssuIasd
IL has special correspondence Stationed IN Al the
principal cities u The world.
Isstelesrsphie srrsugemsas extend to wbsrsvss
he Z scig5C eiTes aresGreEchei. Wbs0 the Allan
tie cable 10 laid, Whieh feet VII saoa Be accomplish
Cd aleErams vii Sc resolved from Europe and
Asa a sci - iron the United states. Iasn CIR
readers vii hsvs Ire events Of the week ia eli
parts u the eiEllised Eorid regularly an clearly
tsii before sben.
The preprietag dsF0tes > portion Of tbs paper 70
Literature, Fashion. Agriculture, the Mechanic
Frts, Sporting Matters. Business, Theatrical and
Financial reports, Cattle Markets. General EeEs.
and reports Of III events calculated 70 form an eE-
erilsHt metropolitan nsvspsPsr-a weekly phOto-
gfap hic Yes # he events % The W0r4e-and az ~
8 very ieE price,
The WEEELT HERALD isissaei every ,Ssiufdsy
morning, and furnished At tie following Eatss =
One cory 81
Five copies 3
zen ccaies. DO
Auy lager Ranber, sddIe SD 70 namss Of STD
scFioeis, $50 each.
a. eztrs py -iH be ssut to every club o. ssh.
Twenty copies, g o1e address, sne yes-, { rs, aus
slT izrg-- rrnbeT at tho sane price.
An eItrs GoUy viii - sent 10 clubs OftFe1ty.
Advertisement e. d limited NUMBER viii 1s IN
-zTied In the NEEELY 4EzALD.
1ns WEEELY HERALD. shred cents rec corE.-
Tea dJiISrs 30 yssr Tor three hu1dred ara sKy
.aree issues. Eve dollars for sir months. THo
I..ars arc 6tT cents Tor three u1n RS.
J4IES 0UKDON BESNETT,
Editor AMI Pr,r-istor
Nor-E ssss corner Of Fulton AID Nassau streets.
New York eats. y. ].
There sro 10 travelling SCENTS f0- the HEz4LD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

ecutsins s. reses Of spHzs 6ue-s and ch9ru~s, both -
cred and secular i~nclD3ing "a pages 81 Prsyes FOR sioE
and diving soldiers. aud soldiers Scripture IauuaI -
Il IL we'll suited for social Sin-IDg, a. we'll 4 S4bbotE
worship 4uo7g the many beautiful piecs may Ue
found, Where lioerty d~elis Is cay county he Carr
tian hero, Three cheers Tor oar banner Cone sInz G.
ne 0f hezvNni Coi4ngiis. the ZEN Of fbaDceaa !; ; e.
maU's gathering; Co gnIhia's King fGreRr aafChIrt
along sc Prcez-Psaer covers, 10 csut sisFsr hu-
dTs4. kziiSd at lie Tetili price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Thanksgiving daT.

The following proclamation by Gov.
Sanders, setting apart the last Thursday
Of this month as a day Of Thanksgiving
aai prayer, has been kindly furnished Us
9 The Gov. himself. We hope u pat
roas in the country vi, give good head
to il, come forward with The Turkey.
4 PROCLAMATION.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Atkinson & Cos IS The place to buy

Atkinson s Co.'S Is the place to buy
.vour clothing cheap. They have large
stock Of Over Coats, Business Goats,
PANS, Vests, HAS, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Over S. g. Shirts, etc, Of al kns
and are selling twenty per cent cheaper
Than any other house in Nebraska. This
i've know TO be the case. Cali and ex-
1uine their stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
The mosrirteresiing event Of ne week

The mosrirteresiing event Of The week
:, or place, wasthe marriage Of Mr.. HILL
a.. Nelson. Il was splendid wedding.
ws ara sorry lhn, our space viii not al
- .nsak Of II al greater length.-
!. We beg leave to congratulate them.
n-.,,.-i,v. happiness aHd long life to
them. The printer was remembered
n. We return cur sincere thanks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
IaI5 "LlIIIS'glIgsD.
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
LITERATURE AND FASHION.

The January number q cur New MAGAZINE hA
net sith = very catering reception from the joul2
sls Of the country. Read the following among
many.
NOTICES OF TIE PESS.
The LADTs FKIFND.-This Is the titls Of = new
Hsg.ziHe published in cur city by Doacon& Peter
%, No. 3ig Walnut Street. As its tfiu Indicates
e - eIHFuftIcsi5y the lsdys friend. AID is re3iete
Ei,h everything cal-glated 10 please and instruct
Iee cHrps Of contributors To- its columns smtrfee
zone # the best iiter,ry talent n this country and.
@ hHziand. ihe fasafon p.sJes "a thts number
January. are sUDerb and Of the latest stvle. while
-7ere y an abundance Of patterns of 81 classes and
descriptions. Gabrisl Wilkes Return frem b.
Var : 4 spicHded steel engraving. from a design
p7epalea expressly fer the Magazine. This new
-~uFefiTisa Is emiIenriy deserving tho patronage o.
Fur lsdy f-isnd-Phit1elphi Inquirer.
tNEg LADIEs' AACAZINE-He-ers. Deacon &
Peterson have ass piscst nefa-c The puE- t- Err
s'~s of a~ew magazine. called The Lady
-g-eut. i l. evidently vC-y sell edited. By Mrs
Hrlrv Pafsr-eu is wei rriIsed and hCnjsom-iy
Illustrated. and is fan of excellent original resdIng
Among IT'S contributors are " - E.eam1r C.. Don
n-lir. Who.e excellent iitrIc sketch ca3sd, "tshFir
= likes Return appears with a steel engraving IT,
t5is NUMBER Miss Encenla AUtr, Mrs Peterson.
Miss Virginia IoWussUd. Mar:0n Hfrlsnt, anr
many others. "A N-iieval P9eJl," BY Ars. Rar-
istah, probably contains tbs be-, thoughts Of the
auuiher-Forrey's Press Philadelphia.
TERM: CASE IN ADVANCE.
l-oTy, aue year. $3.50
: copies. one year, so
4cop-es, ore year, 60.
s~cories- a,i enc TO z~sfterur q club 120r
20 ropie5. and oBe % zctJe- Dn ofciU5,l 23G
One copy Of the Post AMI one Of the Lsdy
Friend. 3Ga
~u5-criber. IN B-iti-5 North America must rem,
weu-y reurs IL addition 10 fh5 aUnasl -Ihseript.cr
T@ nave to prepay lie T. >. postage Oh Their
-uers.
4 toe price Of The Pest IS the Sane as that O..
4 The Lsiy's f-.sri tbs Cl85s nay De- compose
y. uziv-iy % tae paper. or rart'r %: Che psPrr ard
,r,.y = Ga Magazine. @: course, the premium
RISE be either one or tdo other. rs d sid.
Tb- matter n sl psge- vii Always 5e diE-ren.
--ln rEat ir he magazine.
specimen u1ussfs 81 ;h- Post sezt gratis. Ad-
3-e=s.
% Gov I PETERSON,
" FL E.-..t -. P.-l.t Mia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
q - - -

A. eO0c0pias issued 4 nev SINGING Bsok for Schools
sHd SemIuznss, caIlei The Day Schaal Bell. ia nov
re46y. i caHt4iDs AaoaL I0 hundred ehoice SONGS
ROUNDS ceteees duets, ftos, QuaTiefis, end choruzes.
many II them written expressly Tor this work besides
- psTes - tue Elements OF &uslc, which are easy aaa
progressive
Amonr ire IaTge number af ~besufiful pieces nay be
found. Urcls sans school" DoH't you hear the
children coming Always COX en The suuny side .
The iittle Ass aaJ .sLi1tH Las" @ph. ri wee g
little biu-' .B - ~ bea1t'" = Pretty pear tree -
Anvil Chorus dee ueby tns rrnasrx brock -
&c. Il iEc mrIe4by Horace Ws3egs. aHthor Of Sab
% a Sch3ai &c., Ms. Z arr = Y1Ich have had tie
en- Nous eof SIS go o1pis. P-icss-naper covers
70 cents SO per 100; biunI 10 cents So per iOe:
cio.i ? ara, embcssed pills { cents Sz5 per hundred
5 c-gie, furhished 81 lbe oe hGHdTsa prIce. Nailed
atths retail PRICE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Vocal Jf..ie. ri:4 Fiaqo -Aotgpqnire,...

large assortment - new zD5 popUir s1nEs, ballads
iUets Q~aaricits- &1d c~59gUseo, is-aedzJv. Among
ne BIOS pottli4r are ShS sc know so otss- -terE
L.E-sy; Why have u= lpyeI ou& nd 7 VifI BE true
RI RE oa- tle-es 10 ssC1 St-i a. mic. by Ft-frr ,
&'t.e-z love Is true Sweet love fctet ne aer e
ay h" Ter, 3 -sa-s each; ! bear svesrpics> singing
IT re Is home; Fsrget r y-u can, iut forgive, by
Thomas 20 1auss --ch
f~.s-rUmenfaI Mt-iS for She Cs7o Fr-te-We are
coming FsrLer Alrs'sul SIX hui.ir.i ta2-sHi E'-e
tfvsvs Dr.. ? u' he suuuv SIDE; Sba}Ee kHe@ es-F
1-Ler fLe-e? sc, KI-h 0~riIIaGt varlatus by Cr5oe
s. Gems es-a.
Pike. G4itras- Marches. oaicEstp-. oaalss-s
a.. ~ popular tB-Iprs A Eu 3 ~ E-r -- and a.
notion books Catalogues mai e. frCa0Auy 8turess
AgEc Eal.et ~ tle 81 ,~s 1-lc--.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
4 - CaIIe.t.r.

Contains between four AID I've bundrespazes oftaue,
AMI hymns. new and Cd, OF the chapst kinds, 10.
-hErch. SHH5ay SE@oi revival. mI~sIsBfv, teEstTsucs
Frsser ard conference sni ali hiliS ohacreI AMI sn-
nal meetings. Tee ussiCi IN this orJk b. he AMI M
imatl.n iu it, axe SHINING Shore, k-st1r TIE weary
stat We ku-V each .fHsr there? shall o meet fav-Gr
b. river ; There q feaufifUI V@rtd Kifl words;
>weei a5.r 81 prayer; There j. q I4Hi love- Safe
I-tie chi dren - come Unto me God sac The Nation
&c. Priee--siuc-e corfes. b.uni So ,u5,, Si5 Pc
hundred clo-b mud embossed git, 6'seu5S, % pe-
lcusteG. Eaj - 60 tie resali prce. BRAGE "a
rERs sSJ Broadway, New T0Urk, REiIsner Of IL.
k.vFe Beks
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Rr.1 /: 4 Sacred Casta,

contains 100 pages. Words T. Rev. Sidrk Dyer, uust,
bv Pr-f Gull. THiSi- an ex.eliens DIX ~ concer. 8
Tor The young. F-iSes-paper covers, 7SGtsi SiSpef
hundred boGHd 70 cent? SO per kU1urk
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
Satbnlk SeEaoH III II

contains 10 pages. snd nsarl' two huud7st tuns= ara
hymsH. 1rdlssle utast puguHl r 5. 8 Book eger iss.ea
Aulonc lie m--- popular ,iaes ace, Kad Ecras'
'E4rs A. We Christian Her1-" Bes1titu- Zion -
= oE 10 re~t y thsr - TIE a agets ted ia zo.-
IN the L,stt p Res cor tss weary" Se Prices
paper coysr- 81 cts esch, SIS PEI hundred; boln3
Is c. each s19 lsr Arudrsa ciGsh b3uE1. embossed
yI4. q cIs. etg aer hraa4 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
IL Ht-n Of Fr.agom

contains 81 PAGES: song. due 5 sud chorses Tor Free
dom. Amc1E tae cH ice pieces We NrJh name Pair
freedoms mern - Ie- nv people go; Der The mruu-
tain Iuey w.rk@d ne al the day. Nc Price S cents
single. SO cents Pc dozeu, 50 per huRdh postage :
ceuI each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

contains - Pages-at tunes and hymns designed Tor re-
vivai PRAYER aHd e'aie-eace maeti"gs Price in p1pe'
covers, single C.pirs 10 ceuIs; IS Ier hundred -
Mailed a. tbs recall prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24

No HvMgUG. SELLING F AT CosT.-
Gold has fallen SO have Goods al Hack
nev & Co.'S. We are selling our entire
stock Of al cost. All are invited to cal
before Purchasing elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-11-24
FISH'S
LAMP" HEATING APPARATUS
BOILING
- WITH TEX FLAME TTAT LIGETs TIE R0oK.

> By the fans Of 8 common lamp, a:
tbe COZ % seem. Wsrth Of oil, \ very comfortable
5reeLssst esn be esos~l . = ~ J.. Trib.
ane.
Simple in constitution, easily KEEP
IN order ready foy use Ia a Moment con
vsuieut to have on h1ad . Drsgis& CIR
cuiar.
Fish's LauP IS one Of the most pop
Mar novelties Of the day. = > = the utility O.
ii Is objectionable a great saving isuade in heat
ne and cooking small articles, snd can be made 20
ok meals for CREST nany persons, which is Rctu-
ally done on the ambulance cars which carry the
-ick soldiers. Scientific American.
For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack, pienies, fishing nursery, or sick room, il is Al
article Of comfort beyond al proportion TO is cost.
Handle Journal n Health.
HzF5 tFtea theeFFa=atz-s a1a ny
wife ard ! proclaim the same a most Talusb-e AID
.riisreusible article. and Ee now wonder how We
.eu,d have 20 long dgbe without i.
"a. OoaI OF CsrcrtrT.
= = An ec0umicsi cOHtriTsnes for get
ing up beat at short hOtiee for nursery and general
,agssgold purpgses, = one important point
she saving in cost over coal fires. 4.
J. ECeniHg Port.