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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
FP9gn EashylIIa.

NASHVILLE, Oct. lS-Hood's army
hasdestroyed the railroad for twenty
three miles between Tunnel Hill and
Resaca, also between Big Shan,y and
Alatoona.
The rebel commander demanded The
surrender Of Resaca. threatening death
so the garrison if The demand was not
accededte. Commander Colonel Wea-
yer, S0th Ohio, refused to surrender
After some brisk skirmishing the rebel
force Withdrew.
The enemy advanced upon Dalton,
which was surrendered without a shot he
ing fired, by Colonel Johnson, 44lh U.
S. (colored), who could have easily held
the town if so disposed.
The tunnel at the HILL station was I'M
moIested, though the cars and buildings
at. that station were destroyed. From
this point Hood went southwest on the
road, but was confronted ~ the 4th
corps, under General Stanley, at Snake
Creek Gap and severe fighting ensued.
The result has n | been auainable.
BeauregIrd Is reported as the Com
~manGant-in Chief Of The Dep arlmenl Of
Mississippi. Hood Being only Command-
act Of this Department.
Sherman is watching every move Of
his antagonist. and important operations
nav be expected soon from that quarter
Dispatches this morning report Hood
at Summerville. No reinforcemeuts
nave reached him, aud his militia have
yearly all deserted him.
Prominent military men believe the
rebel NOV ements will result d.sasirousiy
10 them.
A small rebel force is reported at Ce.
dar Hill, near Springfield, Tennessee.
under Holmes, a guerrilla, and have
opeoed a reCrutIng'canp there.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch
avs Hood was al ships Gap tAree
miles east Of Lafayette, on the l6th.-
Sherman was close Oh him, and a battle
canno, !CnF be delayed
The New York HsraI says Of Adai-
raj FaEracu;:
we have seen letters from distinguished
Brli b n q French naval off ;ers 10 which
'hoy speak of Farragut in terms Of the
most extravaCont admiration, even going
0 far as 10 compare him with The dtmj
gods Of Greece aad Rome. Others as The
aoval hero OF The nineteenth century.
NEW Yoax, Oct, I8.-The Tribune 5
Washington special says d special train
from Baltimore was required to-day TO
aring down 80 or 100 merchants and
clerks, arrested here for selling goods 10
stuuggisrs for running the blockade. Suu-
lar arrests were made simultaneously il
s. Louis, Cincinnati, PhiIedylphia aud
:ere. a number Of business nen Of far
+ pute seem 10 b ru'olrrd.
D5teo ives yesterday discovered a man
u'ectay # counterfeit on Long Island
arrested seve al men an! secured The
presses. paper and printed notes. Ibis is
he third establishments broken M within
he past week
CAIRo. Oc,obar I6.
Admiral Porter whose removal from The
'onmand Of the Mississippi squadron ha>
I!ready be q announced. has, it is saif,
aeen ordered to a command at sea. lie
has sent for ~Some Of his best officers.
requesting them TO 90 with him.
A correspondent writing from Matches
Miss, says here were thirteen regiment
u flags recaptared by Scouts under Liaur
Earle, mostly belonging TO Indiana reg
mpris.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Tie Aticacim ELECTION

contains between four and five hundred pages Of tunes
and hymns, new aud Old, OK the choicest kinds, for
-hurch. Sunday schCol. revival. mlssionary, tcmJtTaGce
PRAYER ard conference and all hihls of sacred and So
ciaI meetings The music in this book has he aud an
ima.i-n in i, ike Shining Shore, Best for the weary.
Shall we ku-w each ether there? shall we meet beyond
he river ; There is a beaUtifUl world Kiad glrlss
sweet hour Of prayer; There is a land Of love; SuHer
little children TO come unto me Goi save the Eati.n,
&c. Prices-Siugls copies. bound 90 CeutsS 535 per
hundred; cloth bound. embossed gilt, 81 cents; s. 1er
hundred. Mailed al the retail price. HORACE VA
IEHs. 49, Broadway, New YOurk, Publisher Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Vocal JInsic. l,ii6 Piaao Accompaniment.

A large assortment Of new and popular songs, ballads
duets, qua-tetts, and ChOruse0, issued daily. Among
The most popular are. Shall we know each other there,
LowTey; Why have my loved ones cones / viii be true
10 the; On, there's no such girl as mine, by Foster ;
Mothers 1--we is true Sweet love. forget me not x.
Gy Keller, % cents each; hear sweet voices singing;
Home Is home; Forget if you can, but forgive, by
Thomas. 90 cents each.
Instrumental Musls for the Ciano Fcrte-we are
coming Father Abra'am, SIX hundred thousand more F;
Always LOOK on the sunny side; Shall we know each
other there? &c, with brilliant variations by GrObe.
50 GEMS each.
Poikss.. WaItzes, Marches, Ogicksteps, Quadrills,
sc .Dy popular authors. All kinfs OFFS. uzug and In
>truc,ig1 books. Catalogues maj. edfrce u any address
Music mailed AZ the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

contains &c pages Of songs, du5rs ami ch1ru~es, both 81
cred and secular. i~u-IujirE IS p'Ses ol prayers for SICK
and diving Ofjiers, aud sohuerS scripture Aarusl -
Z IL weI suited FOR social Sin@inE, as well as 5acbvth
worship among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, WEeve liberty dweiiS ismy country Gae Girls
tiau nero, Taree chess foE Qgr barueri Coue sing %
me Of hsavNu; C0IUInul2. tde gem offleoceaus r. &C.
m3u's gathering; CcIuulbm'sKtug forever MarcEiDg
along &c Prices-paper covers, 10 ce4tss ST. PES hum
dred. Nailed II the Ie1ail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Eatnrs' CaraL Rarp.

Anew Sunday School Book 1850 pages ~ beautiful
hymns aDj tunes. l. ~c0ntains many gemS, suCh as
Shall We know each other there; Suffer III te children
t. cJale uutO Eej The beaunmt sloTe ga, tits glori-
Gus; Leave me with lay mpjher He eidetn mebeside
still waters. sc. P1ce-paLer covers. D cents; So
per hundred; bound 50 cents. go per hunireG; cloth
bound, embossed sEitt IS GEMS, $50 per tuudred -
Aaited at Tie retail pfce. Il is edIted by Horace Wa
te-s, author OF Sunday Ssh8ot Bslls-NOs tanl2. which
have had the enormous sales 0f over eight Thousand
copies. just puoli bedby EJ&A-E WATERS No. 45f
Broadway, New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
BERKELEY & NEELY.
Wagon Makers.

HAVING RECENTLY FITTED Up THEIR
shop with new machinery-such as a turning lathe,
cireie-saw, etc. are prepared to turn out q No. J
article Of " Aa0Ns. WAGGN HUBBs. WAGON Bows,
NEw AND ilfPBovEy ~CULTIyATaRs, and eyer, thing
IN their line that may be called far froDva complete
wagon down to the snsilsst repairs needed st lower
rates than ;hev can be had at aay Point East or
West OF this mace.
Brovnviie, April 2ls,, So. p3s-sly
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
SLbah CctouL P.H. Ne >

is IN entire new work os 1S2 aages, andnesr!y 225 times
AID hymns. AS the music L. q little m.ge difficult 10
Is just tie book 70 fo l,w eel no. l.. Eat~ly one Uii-
loucf these Bells have Jeeuissued and are now ring
ing through this and Oihev Countries. Among tbc
many choice pieces may be rUaA Slatl we-neet Dr.
yCTi The river There is a beautiful world. SuTrOw
shall coma again no more. DON'T you bear The Angels
coming? Thou, cd. seest me Sabbath BetIs clima
on, SC. PtiCer OF Bell No. 2 are The same A. Belt ~.
1. Both numbers cab be o1tained il o1s volume
Price, houad COPY. 50 cents, 535 per hgudred; cloth
bonnI, embossed gilt, so cts, SO per hundred. 25
copies furnished at Jhe enc Aundl ed price. Mailed AZ
tae retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

SaJ5aA School Ben. Va.

confirms IA peges. and nearly two hundred tunes and
hymsn, andi Is tie most p1pular-S. s Book ever issucie
Among the most Popular Tieces-are, KIND Words"
Eden Above "ChrIstian Hero" 'HeauIiful Ziou,H
Il ought TO love nv Mother. - The angels told me 80.
'.n the LEht.' siRest Tor tie weary so. Prices
paper covers, 2acts, each, SIS per hundred bound,
% cts. each so per hFndred; clo-h J.uAt embossed
git, - cts, So per hunFed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

- aoco has sold his stock,
W e. &c. Of The Nebraska
BARNEY Nail Company
y, Of tAe Overland Mail
az elected lasi week a.d
&, ~Cympany's Paymas;er
Nenr IS made for tie pur-
'Ae starting foia, Of The
Coaches froa Atohison
ihe through maiIwll
lO4aay next, and after
ery VIII leave regularly
This Ia srar,;no
er travelling Of the road
hearney, its immunity
p Indians, and IS freedom
{ y streams AtbrGs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
FISTS
LAMP HEATING APPARATUS.
noILIYG
-w.ru TIE FLANE THAI II6Hrs rqE RooI. .

-
= Ry he fame Of common lamp. Al
tbeco cost Of acents worth OF oil, a very cansi. richie
breakfast can BE- cgoAad \ < : --X. J. Tri6.
gHe.
Simple in construction, easily KEEP
in order ready fO- MS n a InOment q con-
ysniens to have On hlud y y Druggists Cir
lrier.
Fish's Laup is one Of the most pore
ular novelties Of tie Lag. = = the uili-y o.
IL is unQIosuonable, a great saving is made in heat
IN and cooking small articles, and can lie made {,
,ok meals fora CREST uany persons. which is actu
Ally done % the ambulance ears which carry the
iek soldiers. 9 g = Sc:-at;j Amsricga.
= For family use, hospital, tent, bar
rack. picnies fishing nursery, or sick room, it is al
'rsieie Of cOm.nrt beyond all Proportion to its cost.
= = y Hands JourHol Of HeqIh.
, 3 3 have tried thea apparatus. and m,
wife and | proclaim the came a most valuable and
Indispensable article, and We now wonder how We
.euid have 20 long done without it. : s :
Ed. Dad oil Csrcuiai.
4 An econrlical coniriyanoe for ret
ting IN heat ut short notice for nursery a0d genera
a"uSehoLd Purposes, 4 = one important poin'
$ the saving ia cost over eoa! fires. q y.
I.Erc.iay Rost.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
Wa,srs' cfeqp Nuisie for the AlHion.

ARRANGED rs sOloesi duets, ~q1lr.etts and cb0ruses. EOr
musical societies, ChoiTs Surds- schools. pasHc schools
semiHaries. etc Shall we Euow each Ctue~ tuere2-
Don't you hear the ANGELS c0ninE? snail wemeet De-
You'd TIE river? Be IN time; Tusre Is a beautiful
vcrId; Where liberty dweIl5 is my cJIRuy Freedom.
BTutn aad right; We are coming Fasher Abra'am. SIX
hundred Thousand more There Is q land OF love; Spr-
rev shalt come again no more +; Heavenly home some
sInE % me Of Heaven; Lsud IN sieEt3 We viii love orr
sunday School; Oar God IS marching Un5 GrdSa1e The
Nstioaj EhttJers song Of the PianraJIm Neg-O; Fair
FTeedJm's Morn has dawued d last ever JHe noun
ssiu OveTthe mountain; Little Eia's an angel; VIII
lies gone 10 Heaven F; suffer little children u come
untc me; Bury me ia the morning, Mother; Come 10
thy rest Sweet hour OF Prayer sc. Price 3 cents, 90
cents per doz 81 per huRdrei; postage / cert each
In sheet f1rm. with piano accpnpaniIeut. % cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS. Ag't.
NO.. 45l BtO1dwdy. y. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

contains 3 pagesof songs, dre s and cLoruses. FOR Free
dom. Among TIE ca ice pieces We would name Fsir
freedoms Morn; Olet-my people 60; Over Tie mDUu-
tain; They worked ne all The day, &s- Prices cests
single 80 cents per dozen, Sc per Hundredj pJstsse
cent each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
The Rerirag Hasic Book

contains 10 pagesof tunes and hymn. designed FOR re-
vival. prayer and conference meetings. Price in payer
covers, single copies. 10 cents; s. per LUnGred-
Mailed atthe retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

contains 1913 pages. words b. Rev. Srfuey Dyer, mEsic
BY Pref. Gull. T~aisiSan excellent back for concerts
Tor the young. Prices-paper overs, 20ceats; Sl5Der
nundre bound 20 cent? SO per huHLsd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
IEGhL NOTICE.

Toscph Bacon will take notice that Israel R.. Cum
mfnss. as AlsintiT. has fed a p]etstiol against said
Bacon. rs defendant on 'te law sjae ct the Dis
l-i,, Csurs Of Nemtba Cvaayy, NebraskI T~errit=ry
lbe gLte.. ~ ah.sh is {. obta.n q judgement against
said Bt~o, far the sgn 81 a5l0,6e with in crest
from l.!ay BIN 1850, Tor cattle then soa and deliver
cd 10 said bacon by said Cummings and ~alsosfor thc
additional sum of S2l.I3 motley laid our by said
Cumming for the use Of Bacon SePtemb7r. l1tb
1850 1T MS rpgsicst. An order Of atUieauent was
lssuci out Of al Cour an the following real es-
rate situated in said CoLa7y Of \ eaiabi, to Wit
Vesll-2 cf South West IL section IL Fawushl
: Rlgrc = Eas!. S,u.h Fast l-4of South West Ia
section Q Township ) yStnsc 10 East was attached
AS tbe property Ufsaid Baeoa.
Said Bacon Is required TO answer SAID petition ,.
the 7th dav Of November 1854
E.W. THOMAS, Atty for Prf.
Sept. z2n3 1854 ~v-1-S-4w
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
TRE E0alCE WATERs a0DEEN
IMPROVED 0TERsTRUNG lass


FULL IRON FzA11E PIANOS
srs built Of the besr and most thoroughly seasoned ms.
teria's ana viii stand ans climate. TIE tone + very
Each Piano warranted ~ ave years. Prices uon So
10 Svo.
tche Horance Waters Pianos are known as among ths
very Interchangeable.
.sWe can speak Of their merits from personal knoYl.
edge. ts-C4ffsfiGn EnfeHiqencer.
ssWatefs' Plans sid Melodcons chaIlenge comua1so1
withfhe finest made any where .'s-H0m OgrRek-
$50 NEW 7CCTAVO PIANOS. % d.aer'
eut makers, for SiS3i O., via c4rFel .c5s, SD,
s225 and $40. Secondhand Pianos aAi AelWepus ai
So, SO, $50, 500, SO, 500, StRs 8l1a 9l5o ane
$3.50.
TIE H,raee Fater's Nsloteons and Harnoniuais
ruHsi the Equal Fempersment with tue Pateat Divided
Swell Prices from s5' % 90. Al5xa1dGr Or
gaus from $500 % 500.
IA LIBERAL discount 10 C~lerGymen, Churches. Sab
bath Sthao'ss Lodecs, SeuinaTies, and F~eaches. (
ACE WATERS, Agt, No. 4sl Broadway ny.
TAs Day School ReR
-. OOOcopiae issucd- Anew Singing BOOK ~ zessats
1rd ScEgnalies, called the DAY schaoI BeiI-l- nos
f0uGds catcees. t-cis, rrios, u~partetts- ad noases.
many of them written expressly iVr Ibis wb-E besCes
a. pagesoft the elements o. AusEc, y aieH ale easy ard
progressive.
( fourd, Uncle Sans school, "DbIft s1n hear the
children comfnz" '.Alway S look ON The suHdy side. -
| 'aThe Iiftle lass aud "Iittle Lad" tQb. i'll were 3
little bigd,2' "Birl Of bs4uiy" sPrety pear tree
Anvil Chorus" sMeec me " the ruDn.ne brook :
sc II is e~onlpleE by Horaoe.Ws ers. euth5rvtH Sab
bail school BP3s2 Nus I sud ?, which have had tLt
enormous ~afe OF S25 eco copies. PrIces--psper cOvels
% cepts. $50 per 100; bound 80 ceDiS $40 Yer 10
70 copies furnished al the one bundled priee. Aai.e-
At the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
NTnAerasYea.D


Ihe tsbfaska Tines, q cc~PperLoad
pnper pat at BelIvue Nebraska, by
Charles ~. Slurges, lakes Us 90 tssk for
sone,bing So published aboat sIr. Ear
teeet d Nebraska Cuy on !he Iz,h
81 September Ilsays hat we have told
i fsls sbl snd adds that a. only shows
fov low 81 fsn Re bought 10 GO
fal be4ios laus:
e La84 tou-ht lhat we were sur
roSu3et s. eeEiiea9eq ia our Tsrrijgr.ai
Ei. lar ancluns, 5ul when Wa wI'Hess
ea. ler send into tie al,hy pool OF
slfslsr a13 fUiscaoo3 as Miller Of The
~ has done, we became uads
l- iogive the man, Aewaver, because
D hs ssWs IS better. SANDER and libel
r te Only elomeai that IS known-to him
care Cd boa mach he vent his
spese 6 IS, as long as it is agreeable
b 5 aai grliTay 70 hinsel?
A nan e liz cahbre vii neverdo any
" body mc.1 INJURY.
another ds!ectable I'M.
"a lien ifeu he same talented source. IL
j., uolioeing ie coPpeThead success il SarPy
Copaiy he keys
Shoaas has collapsed. Eggs and
= Basia alien. Dry goods have al
"a vance lion houses. Our MAORI
mes Fet 1u.tyrly 70 one hundred and
Hyw are goa Abs?
Nei 02s he "co..aPs IN sh0ddy'
ard fsA ggs and buaer," nay eua-
bietho Of the Times to have a lir,le
cheaP, ng, II ia. viii make him
g gclie4tr or even an homes. man
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Houle y 10 ,bis place Tor a5oGt the
space "a hoars, On Thursday last.
Tile alnes fher8, how ever, wss 50 warn.
flat 81 p.eiied as fast as il fell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

-Tte braska Times Of the 20,h
inst. place. binder the head Of Fun for
lie Fsnf he Chicago platform and
MeCielis le..e- e acceptance. T1al'lI
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

Under Difficulties.

reat.enan, whose name We
fortunate as TO Iearn.came TO
. 4 Sunday last to see the cOan.
get Z hzauce, and also 10 get
the country and marry hiw.
erson lie met was Judge Whit
.p,d bin that il was Mr. Dor
syor Of the Cry, be should
see. dinghy he started in search
shat 0leman, bu, as Mr.. Dorsey
WAS Va b the Country at thatNtime
did not aily fad hin Of course
some "a him hat the best thing he
-copld .,o take bis stand upon a
front Of Mr.. Dorsey's Office
Ed III he came in, which sug-
Immediately acted upon
.f.sr a sew hours learned that
ers was the man be wonld
have s Il started Immediately for
he Is b tie Judge in the country
wmmef Be- sven: dat ~ is might!
hard sri5s any man ten dollars
,.at aoa - 10 lie country and marry
f. rs &c nc, heard IF him since
tof FENDER Id cur sincere congsa,uLa-
Cons. i mag be soriened.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27

U. NUN q IbILW@VN,
No. 3I9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-10-27
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