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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-31

rHion Coyp0hsad
Gouernor . WM A. BUcKISoHAN. OTigen ). Seymour.
Lieut.. Cor ROGER AyEgru- Thomas II. Bond
Sec. Sfafs. j. HAN. TEuKBuIL. jones II. Hoyt.
Tr,asurer.. GABRIEL w. CoTR. Andrew l.. kiclston
Confroller. LYMAN w. CATLER Lloyd 4. Baldwin.
Among the Union meetings TO BIO held this
week, we notice the following:
IA, Er,61s Anil Lar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-31
rIIp MARINR CORPS.

II is the Dictator not the Puritan that Is pre-
pairing for trip TO Europe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

= Formidable tahIe has been conpi-
led TO show last The advance in ner-
CA"-04se Is greater than lae depreciation
~ C"'ahey. The wrong impression from
-l@ computation, Will be exposed by
Fo-- o1t eo,-an- and cotton go ds.
q c%otiee, among the a@rt.cIes named.
Everybody 6aoNs that fn cotton and p
cotton goods, such O.. The advance as Is
not due 10 Tie deprecated curraDrv al
t~rlbu'abie 10 tie seyer,nc of eom1gniea.
iion wiki he COLON fields Of tba Ss,tb
whepce We have heretofore - o1r
supplies of raw material. Caa-a bas
doubled ID price within three vaars
the ports of expiration. Brszil e.
as now about fourteen cents per pound
a. RE; Tins Is t~hrty-fve rents psr
pound IL our currency. The dutv is five
cents per pound IN gold-or twelve er8
q half cents N CURRENCY. which make
forty-seven and half cess 10 this INNS,
be added commission, brokerage s,orsoe
freight, and 80 forth. The current Drics
Is ffty 10 dfgy-two cents. Where IS The
speculation q L seems TO Us It must be
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

EEGEhaEE hEl lETRT..
MONTHLY

The mast com-ursheusivB missslEny % ussld
knovtedge and Ssneral LltcTsiura, periodically -
sued ia the United States; embraeing az the fea-
tares 81 8 Polytoihuic journal. EooB0zis Rzposit1R
Literary hep0sitgrY and Msnthly Register kgps~
ciaily devoted q Finaueisl Comneruial aad fadus-
trial Interests AID al joiat sssek sorP0TAsNa soa-
H4rinr esnmsnssa ne FlnA yoians a. ais
MarsEne- whose sne,sa s=lnsss that the sEurta e
is soadasfsr base bacn appreciated By . disGfuL
mating pubin, 80 woull cal s~tteBti0n - - chsr-
anier 81 the tart or the large body o. rssdNs Wks
are not Yet upoR It's subscription hss- Or FR-
pose is this pubiieation il the dissertation -
p-rsclcai i~nlsrm1tiaa on subiscts u positive utiity
20 Gao psaB4. combined With = Diversity q Literary
ttracicn-securi the s~lrvicas Of the bcst pent ID
the various deparrnents Of soisnoa, Bsllos-Lettsa
sd GansraI Literature. Whiis aimiRg Ross g.
peoislly TO render most elective serEioo - ths
Trade, Commerce and Material Pr0duotion q IN
Country. mary sides 81 the Country many Haea q
the mental world receive due consideratl0R-tho
Historical, Cridtai, Esth etical and Imaginative. -
well az the Filiansial, Statistical, Ieouaoiogie8
and strictly Mercantile. We employ alike the 10
seach Of tie savtnt and the fancy q toe feuiletca-
ISL with the practical izperienes Of the baziReS
man and the worker. II the treatment Of sisnt8
topics. the mode selected Is the IoeHlaF On Gtyia
rather taan the technical. The Rcnlal Pnazs 81
the honrit shall 10 our sndesvor O. portray. and -
sFail ourselves cf the CONTROLLERS Of nsH DsagE-
cry 10 the Circle ct knowledge, snd shah Eaaor4
with IL praeh.abie succInctnass Current 4ztsll-
gencs, which Hii Be Of future ability Ezd hi1toFio
interest when the Present snail have hooons -
Past. In fine, lie American Exchanges and RsEieg
Is desirable aid ever Welc0ms moltsly ViEitcE =
its subscribers--imparsing ghe richness Of knoUlARa
improving tie taste, and faruishiRg intsloeEaA
Qualification.
The Review has its spaciaiitiss il disiisi as3 Is
creasiug D-epartmeats WiSh . Gonersl DiEisioa fag
the widest consistent scope Of themes. We give q
specifcationo Of topics walsh are the snbJsz1s eitbaF
u occasional q regular publiostioa, via:
The Arts, Asth0des: Agricaiture, Appiiad CtEn-
istry, Archaeology. B~sllss-Lstters, Biography, Cdd-
eisu. Econenl-PoiGsal. Arlhlatio AsE0RG
TaEatea: Finanee-hauEings c1rrsncy. goTp0faGoa
Accounts. Ex1hanzs, Fiuotlati3aE II SssErifsa
Stocks History. Industrial and Mercantile enter
rusls. lueuraas4 i1ternsl ImpToFsments-RaiiuAys
C41alz. Z ieguphs; MlnufaotuFss-Frodusts, tsch-
Bolosv; MechsIics, Mining-MinerElozJs Geology
AalallurEy; Patents, Physics, plys0logy s~t-tiatisss
social sieass; tIads-fOreign and d0uas,io. shipping
mercantile Ian, Nav gation T5pogrErly, TraEeh.
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE UEITED sEATEA
One eopyj@o year q adyanosl s@
EIvs copies lz0e
Tsn " 100e
Whan paid az the end Of tha pear, 4 - PEr A.
unm. si1gia e0py. Sample cops Eaiisd "a AsE-
csipt Of - cents.
~rnprrcu auuaruFpwrnEa
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

perpa I.ished "a Back Hawk C,l-
ol'a copy Of which was received by
:. Marun, of this ciry, contains
an pnI OF the murder Of Harvey Hays
OF this county. He had got
An's parrel w,h rufian, who shot at
FeFal times, wouudiuc him NOR
ne sheriff attempted to arrest
he urrer, bot he resisted, defed he
PAD bis possee and while attempt
4ne scaPe, fired OF The sheriff. Tie
relornea the fire, killing the man
lu4-y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
The Athenaum Collection

contains between four aud five hundred pags- % tunes
and hymns. new aud q o. OF TIE choicest kinds, Tor
church sunday school. revival missionary, temperance
pr7ye- and conference and all kinds ~ sacred and 500
Ci4i meetings. The music in this book has hte and an
imaticn IN it, ike SHINING Shore, Rest Tor the weary.
Sas-I we know each othe- there? Shall We meet beyond
tAe river There Is a beautiful word; kIHd words
Sweet hour OK prayer; There Is a iaud 90 love Suffer
little Chi drCn 90 come untJ me Sod save Che Nation.
Sc. P-ce-slngle copies. bound 30 Cen-s5 SIS PEI
hundred cloth bound embossed gIJs s. cents % per
hundred Nil ed at the retail price. HORACE VA
4SI Broadway New EJlrk, Publisher Cr the
al8Fu Boss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Anew Sunday School Book, ot 100 pages Of beautiful
hyuilz and tunes IL contar1e many gems such as
sla1 va know each utht there SunCr uf t4e children
5us5 Leave me with my mother; H. lga-e nssiae
Sill waLsrs- sc. PrIce-paJer covers. p GEMS SIS
per hundred; oould - cents 50 9er hlndIedj c.0tu
Mailed 81 the retail price. L B. edit7d by horace Wa
tsrs, allhlr o. sunday 5clo3l Bells Nos ami p which
have hal the enormous 2Ies o. over eight tLausaud
c-ps- JUs- p~uJl-bedb b. HJAA-E WATERS NJ. 4SL
Broadway. New Iyrk
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

contains IS Pare o. songs dgers 1ut -3--nFsl b5-h 50
cred and seCuisr m-4ueug Is psg-s 81 pcayers for sicE
ana dyiuE soldiers. and soldiers Scripture IauuaI-
@ IS we'll Euited for socisi sia-ius. as vel as SaE18tL
Worship Among the MANY beautiful pieces Dgy be
r,uad, Who're ibe-ty dwei.s Is NV country LleCurts-
uau hero, Tnrse cheers FOR cur Jaaueri come sing 70
me OF hscvNn; Columbia the ZEN Of the ocean + e6-
MANS eatheruE; CuiaUIbia's King forever AaTJaiuE
al .ug sc P~rCe--psper cover, ~ cslgs, 4 ~ 4ll-
l.ed. Matted Al tie retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
sahhafh schnn

Is an entire new work of 1872 aaEes, anduelrly z25 tunes
and nymas- AS che music isa little more dilclt it
is just t1C book 90 follow Bel NJ. B.. Nearly one mile
Ian0f these Eelis have beeH#ssued zlG are now lug
ing through THE aIl o-Her countries. Among tie
macy cactse pieces way BE- HiuBd Sua1 we NEE be-
ycnd The river? Their IS q b~eautltgI w4rid Slrrow
shall cone again 10 more. Don't yous1ear lhe Alzele
cOmiuE? Thou, God. seest ma HaD1aJh Bells chime
en-, sc. Prices 81 Bell No . are The same a. Bell NJ.
T. Both numbers c4h De obtsiuei Ia one Volume
Price, bound copy. 40 cents, SIS per hundred cloth
bound. embossed gilt, 50 cas-, SIS per hundred. 20
copies furnished a. The one hundled Prise. Nailed 80
the rrLsfT Urlga
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
The Horace watsrs Ms'odeoHs and lar


&C. U0c9piss issued q Hev singing Sock hr schoola
AMI Summaries. called The Day scdo1l BeiI. n low
ready. IL contains a.out two hundred choice songs.
rounds. Catches. duets, trigs, cuartetfs and Choruses.
MANY II them writ ca expressly ferd WORK besides
% pares OF the ElsuleRLs O. Als.c5 which are easy and
progrssstvs.
AmouE the large number Of beautiful pieces may De
found, Uncle SANS schooi, Dom yea near the
CHI .dreu olmt1g." .Alweys look Gu the sunny side 3"
che little lass. , and kite Rad" "ifh lfI were o
li.tfe Bird" Bird % bealty.' Pretty pear tree, "
Anvil Chorus" Meet me ~ Ire runnsu- brook b"
sc. IL - complied yIH&aee waters, SGtLCr u Ssh
bah school BslI." w. J and ? " lch have hEd the
enormous ssieoI $50 OC0 copies. Plces-psper covers.
- ceals SO per 100; bound 81 Gems SIS per 100;
cfctb bound, embossed silt 40 cents. SO pes hundred.
- oapies furnished a. he one hundred pEloe. Nailed
81 Tue retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Laa es' r Pos.ory, Tor August,
As peI5 specimen Of this truly excel
lem Rgazlne. -Engrsvlngs: Views IA
So iaal-Thun, and a portrait Of
Prescott. The reading matter
Is n choicest description, such that
en might read without a blush, and
81. the dearavi,v Of man. Terms:
- er anucm. Al travelling preach
ers b. Ny,Loeis, Episcopal Church
are lOr.zel agents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

SEA- Gard Of DR.. E :. BurDes, in
baper. He IS located at Nema-
S. 4 good physician is z blessing
~ towB.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

81 v6u want something nice in lhs way
Irooeries such as y orcestershire AND
EHp1se Sauce, Jelys, Pickles, Fruit
Teas, 60 TO Mclaughlin Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

q. Nar.h. al lhe Pos, Office, has
;ust rsesiyed a new lot Of Blank Books,
Tsnt7 Cn,lery Stationery, Photograph
AI1em4 Ink, Pens, etc, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

All rtrsons VINO have knowledge Of
eng LEI being harbored 10 this land
d~eslriei should immediately give inform
alton 10 Proyost Marshal Atkinson Al this
place
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

hest papers, News or Pictorial
band al Marzh's News Depot. =.
ling.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
- - ~ Freadom

contains g psgesof songs, due 5 and CL0russs, for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we would name. Fair
freedoms morn; o Iel nv Teoa. g Cos Over me moln-
tam Tney worked me all the dsy sc Prtsa 8 cents
single 90 GEMS pc dOzea. - per haadrsd p5sssse
cen. en-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

The eather, for the past week, has
~ skreediugly ho. through he day
n casl and p~leazau, nights.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
sahharh scLnod Eel No. I.

contFtns Ia pages and nearly two hundred tunes and
hymsn, andis the most p1p8lar S S Book ever issued
Among tie most p1pUisr pIeces are, KIND W0rds, q"
"Eden Above 1" CHRISTIAN Hero" Beautiful Zt1n, ,"
- oUghr tolove ~ Mother 'Ihe Angels tJ.d -e so,'
'ln tie Light +" 'ResJ l0r the Weary - SC. Prizes
paper covers, 90 cts- each. SO PEI hundred; bound,
% Gus. each, $40 per hundred cl0th bound, enD.ssed
OIL. - Cts. 81 PEI EEul.el.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
co.

srve AGrv1s. sad Dealers i7 Inks snd
RAJ Of ali kinds, once rib1ue Building.
Bravu's Iron Building Philadelphia,
nsedseeuss fr the Advertiser 40 Far
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

contains 10 pages. words b Rev Sidney Dyer, music
by Prof CuII. This Is az excellent book tor concerts
tOr th8yJuug. Price~-Uapsrc -vers. 2Oceuls lb per
EuL1red; bound - cent? SO per huEdred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

vtyaI. PRAYER and Conference meeting. Price IN D-pec
covsrs, single cspies, 10 ceuLsj IS per hu-tIsd-
Mailed al TIE retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Kansas CITY. July 2I.-On Saturday
last Canaan Moss, with foTty-segen men
Of The ID Colorado cavalry, scouting sew
en- miles northeast Of Liberty, IN the
n-eiqhborhood Of fredericksburg came up
ara about three hundred bushwaCkers, and
a desperate fight ensued.
Tie advance forces Of the rebel were
dressed IN + ederal Uniform, and correctly
replied 10 The challenge given, but as we
were advancing, they charged n over
towering numbers, and q sh0r! bloody
encounter was The result.
Our loss was SIX killed four wounded
and TWO missing. The e1emy's loss was
sixteen killed and tweny-ons wounded.
Major Prncard, with 80 men, lmme-r
/ diatelv started IL puhuI- ot the enemy
foliowIno them 10 The direction Of Knox
vile, where they broke into small bands
and scattered il the brush.
Fort Leavenworth, July 22.-Ih9re
e considerable excitement here IN r-la-
ton 10 The Faw-paw rebellion. 4 dis
match was received tins morning from
/ Colonel Ford. at Liberty, TO ne edeci
I Lat The people IN tie country north and
east Of hat place are Joining the rebel
/ Thornton. HIS forces are continually
1 Increasing, and he will have 1000 men
bv night, Reimbursement are asked for.
4 Colonel Ford has bis forces well 10 hand.
They are 10 small TOO be Effective.
Areas have been sent from here 10 81.
Joseph ans Kansas City for TIE arming
/ Of loyal ~men>callet out by Genera, Fisk.
"A late dispatch from Ford announces
that Thornton with 1900 men Is myvIng
north. probably 10 strike the railroad.-
Plat,sburg and Marion were intheIr pos
session Iast night. Ford left Liberty q.
four a. m. in pursuit.
General Curtis has several boats with
guns and men palrolIlng The river 10 pre-
,ent rebels crossing. A large force Of
/ auerrluas under Qlan,rl is reported ia
Western Missouri. Picker and Banks
have LOCO men Iu Southwest Missouri
They threaten For, Scott and our com
muuica,i0us south. Il Is generally be-
/ hev4d that al least five thousand Of
/ Prices men are now ID your State.
These. Joined by the Paw-paws. VIII
nal p formidable force If allowed to
,orcsntrsra A norton Of cur STATE
maE.- viii he called alt. The troops Of
tis derarneDt viii taea be coucsngrat-
sl FIR ro-ooa-ar5D.
Ce-e-si B..a, j. here wsi,i7- Or
|F.rs
Tie Kansas 18Th Zone hundred dav
f-,~;n..-1 -- nearly fgU.
:, T1.ens .IsIv 2l.-THornt9r'f band
/ t,-.afl4-- from Lfrin-s,gn county Isst
r.-.. AMI ~o.-aai.a Ega-s.oa. C.tWeIl
af-- ,.r, r..' er-F conn
r-r from
~ r gg..
,-- elmo. ...r.r a...a-s zrr-
-.~a .-af, .. urr.-.g ,E. a-n5B4.d la
..m- d.. Th-a5.5H O
Car.aio Tgrr.v. c,mnaalfar he most
. rsr,..3 ,a surrender his command con.
sis,-rr ,f his own and ,ap,ain P5-'s com
ra.u p N n. and told his men 10
r.7.a their esoape.
fsA, arsg-d IN which Tprpav WAS
killed
Most of he ezoane6 militia arrived
here aboyr - nm iii Norbfn~ fu-rh4-
* E.orrr
General F,.kis n~e.tfor every Iowa man
irffa faIa a+..r .aa n,ar,.4a-s Hisa-.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Kansas farmers are making al haste
TO gstLer II their golden crops. They
speak very encooragngly, and say The
prospects Tor good yield was never more
favorable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
1864.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
For the Yea 1854
DAILY. TRT.EEFELY s EEEKLY

DAILY, TRT-WEEKLT s WEEKLY
TIE war drama is approas5ing IFS highest PoIntOf
interest. gHis yeas vii, probably e01sumate tas
Doom Of the Rebellion, witness ths hatiOnal Gov
e~rusu. rss.-rgl II tLe fallen States, these Ftgsa-
Grated, Ard slay-ry ubliterIrsd from rhs land : Iha
events Of PSI Will De an9uE the n z.g1mentous H.
tie History Of Jhe Country, ard d1abtisss Eul Ia
Glade the rotEra u Pesee, AID L5 sutranss 81
America ur0u nov career Of uHTaraaol5d great
ness AID trasFeuty. WITH Labor vigdicated frsm
the rearsdCh Of slrfiom. the People viii staad up-
90 h higher lstorrI Of Intelligence and power. and
faei = stsI prc.Duudsr interest IN al the details of
tie pr0zress OF their own and ether lands. Niue old
Worlo E euslrne upon a new series Of sonmots0Da
10 lrruiIato " lie trIun1h Of D-moeraay beyuHd
THE Atlantic while emigration - Americs VII
acquire o. leW aaa tremendous impetus, sEgBsonang
iumeDseiy Gar productive power.
Tie sUr.g events Of the tfmeE WI Be- graUhiasE~
Il ds4.te4 ia tne colams o. the UEAocRAFs HhIch
: -rs rls5gsd u rs-der m1re VAiu-bi5 aa- 81
Laeulye lIaH evsra q faithful
h7lxToT O. easing 9isbcgT q
Inspired by tie spirit Of DemosFasy-sekn0s-
lea aarn 30 lsa6er bu. Truth-fhs HLss0UKI DEH-
o aAr sI continue % b. soleiy the GrsaR " taa
People. aad prom Q 10 denounca Eud r~syudIaks any
POI sical or military aspiraRt EhO SseES - bstrsJ
their cause.
l. addition 70 our War News, We shall ~eontinas
in cur Weekly paper the Mosgly NsE5 SummaFEs
and also 81 sbsJf--t q the preceding Of Congress
and of the Proceedings OK Legislatures CT EiaSsif
and ili15is-
Our Tri-Teokry. viii contain IS hsrss9faFs- al
the important AsWs, LOoAl ana CoE1srsssl AsP~sis
d the Daily.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
Gouertiser-
VILE, THURSDAY JULY %, 1854
3. SCRTYEN.

ADvERrIsINs AGENr, ana Dealer in
ana Colored inks o. the Best Qullity
rborn treet. Chicago, Illinois. is our an
Tor The AdUerhger and Former.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

on The wrong side of tie ledger. Take
sugar. to pursue the example. The
breaking up Of the sugar plantations IN
Leulsana. and The lalLare Of The best
sugar crcp In France last year, have
caused priees Of sugar 10 advance all
over The world. hnew casts 10 put good
refining sugar into bonded warehouse
here haa and g hall cents per pound IN
gold ibis Is thirteen and three quarter
cents IL currency; The duty Is two aBd a
half ceats IN gold, or six and a quarter
GEMS IL. currency, making twenty cents,
in which must be added freight, shrink
age. commissions, brokerage and aIor-
age TIE prise paid yesterday was
twen,y q cents. At the old rate Of
duty il p-ould cost but six cents 10 gold;
il has stld In this market al equal 10 ten
cents IN gold in bond. or equal 10 thirty
one and a quarter cents ia currency, duty
paid al the current rate Of duty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
1rHrR q ARRnTr

rArEs AND FOREIGN SEwsFAFER AD-
A0ENcV 553 Br0-away, New Etsk are
d AGENTS tor the AEgcrtiser auc Farmer
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Speaking Of Fourth Of July celebra-
tions, the Richmond Dispatch says The
only doctrine Of The whole Declaration Of
Ind pendence which The North can con
sI2ly rejoice IN is that which asserts the
equality Of man, and which IS the sollia-
ry plumber IL thai great document.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

pr OF sne mules were stolen from
IN town las, night. Saddles and
were also taken.
Telegraph wire south of town was
4 night. 1t Is supposed 10 have
IoRe 10y the thieves who took the
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
Grharirg an5 snorting.

all .tra s1rE a7 HIv 81 ae sAorLssr notice ana IN
q worUuhlka manner, WaIcI he warrants toEfve SAT-
vS-uS-I
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
80 F0RkCE WATERs M0DERN
RON FRAME PLANO5

are bCjlt OF he best end most thoE0Eghly seasoned ma
teriats. and siIi stand any clIl4te. The Tone q very
deep, round. rail- 4ua mellow tee coach eias4r-
Eaeh Piano WARRANTED To- Ave yairs. Prices from $50
~ 500.
TEsrTMDNIALs-
''The H1rsnce Wa-e-s Rl&n0s are known as among ne
very test H-LrrHeEist.
.sW can speak oftheir merits frcm personal kuoWl-
ecge.' Christ InrefigenceT.
sFWate-sf Piaa.s aid Mele1e8na cha fIcure rar1Daris0n
with the fines, uede nyw1ege.f-H0m Journal.
sl0o-E wv OCTAVC@PLAECs 81 dlGer~
ent makers. tor Sf0Js 90, with served lexs5 see,
s2s5 aul s2a0 Secondhand PIino lna Esls1eons AZ
So So 80, So SO 500, Slss SlAs Sl5os an
SEQ.
The Horace Winters Halodeons ard EaF-
HRomlums.
Tuned the Equal Temperament with The Patent Divided
swell. Prices rrom $50 70 $40. ElGZA1GeE Or
gsus from S2o8 % SOFT.
80 liberal discount 20 ClerEvulsn. Chuucnes Sab
bsrl schools. L0dres. SemiuarieH. and Teachers. Hos
ACE KaTERS. Agr No. ~ BraalE1v II
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
vocal Music. with Piano Accompanimen

: HfAa ~ NNALr VIII Htalab HAIL"tH a. a---.
AIa-Vc assortment u. new and 2 pu.ars song, ballads
dEets QUIrtetts- ald cGJ-I-es iHsICd ttilr- Aua1I
trt mo- E popular are. Shall we know eech utheT there
L.arey; Why have nv loved 0us- gone; i viii be true
&c. the ON, there's no such grf a. nine, by Foster ,
A-.aer'- love ~ tFus Sweet love. FORGET lie not &
by Keller. % cents each; ! hear sweet voices siugiur;
II me Is homes Forget II y.u can. but forgive, by
Thomas. 81 cents each.
-asuumenisI Musis for the Cian0 Forte-we are
C ming Father Abrams, sfx hundred Thousand more (;
Always look ou the sunny side Shall we know each
other there? &c, with brilliant variatiyns By GrObC
81 ZEN 5 each.
F.lk-s. WaItzes Marches. Qnickztevz. oradrils
SC 0v popular authors. Al kin s of SiaEluE aud In
s-.uou y books. Catalogues mai edfrce 70 any A1uress
AusiCHal.si 81 the sU-Se prices
Waters Cheap Music for the Miii-on-
Ar-augef a. s,-oss Dues qusrtetls ami chlru-es. foT
musical slctrL4es, cb0irs- Sunday schools p1ohc schools
s. miu5ries &c shat We su-F each otbe- tnere2-
ID. & you ues- iht .useis &. uHL-? SEAL ~ meetBe-
yuaH t1e rive 2 Be IA -iue Tlele IS q D~eaafifCl
world, Where bhr ~ we'll O. my country Freedfl
trsth and rirhts We are coming Father Abra'sm SIX
ULadted lnauEsut IA re ; There I-aluld OF love; : r.
row shat come azdiu no mere Heaven 81 home; Come
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lies gone 70 Heavens SITTER little children t. come
unto me; Bury ma 10 tbe moruIGg A9the~; Come 90
thy ress5 Sweet hJur u Prayer sc. PuCe 3 cents. 80
cents per dz 81 pei hundred postage ioeet e@ch.-
Is sheet form VIII Pitas Bc'umr8uineut IS cents.
Published by HUEAC WALFE5 AS't-
NJ. As Broadway y. l.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
BENNETT, PETERS s Co.,
Red Jacket
Red Jacket
BED Jacket
ETBM AEE FILTERS
ST0EfAC5s Btu EFES
STD5RAC3 BETTEES

The p-oprietors 81 t.f i1zti g ast seaet 2rd weuk1awn
brand o oIslh Bi,ters q n5r 1=7a 1t necessary IN
ORDER rpfElFe their goods . EcfiU.1s. or even an e.
danced vaire. 10 ttke g h-lg at ali ether Bttars and
proclaim iu SWllt capitals that they are w0~thies-.-
Our Bi,rers do not need ilis, as Te place tbem before
the p~uJaCgU t.eIr merits, ana invite your careful Al
te.uul 20 theElads We allow 0Hr brand upon. knowing
as we de-. that our reputation SIS 1t s-ake. Tie name
'Red jacket istakPu from tAac-snaI compound ty
the native chilCuf The forest. ana vita the dGdirieu CT
q few herbs by DIT CasTin. made more agreeable 20
the taste. they now have a peculiarly Lesl.hv. s1oth-
IHz. ami raeuperaIva iHtEe7Ce, espaciaIiyftr The pa
uent rising from the bed OF SCENES, loss e opposite
distress after eatil< dZZisas~. and I'll 1-sesse5 arIS-
Ing frJG Torpid Liver or iu.i-estfou
They strengthen .uG i1vl--r@.e she svrts-.
Tie are ule. I'd. lei Tor gen. -t l-.iI-g.
TEeN are q s.rl c-rg cure t.r dv-ucJ-la-
Thes give s.u- ana hea--Hy aVge5ils.
ThEF assist 5--.II#l-
TLr- s-a lh5 best s.lm1Isut in existence.
TEE a4e yLrs eHfe preventive tot Fever and Azus.
TLcy relieve constipation
TEgv cu.e NeEvau, Hcld4lhz.
They are perfectly pare au1 pslstesbls.
they make the debiiitated srrou., and restore 10
strength the exhausted
Aces persons and delicate females will mi they
can save large eaGt0r bids by using these BlJJeTs
W0 take pleasure IN calling atte1-ipl ID sur very
extensive catalogue OF Bl.k am clsed GUoss, eOnalst-
ing IL part OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28
NaHce.

Salt by the barrel or pound, Fine Dairy Sail for
st TscLaushiR Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Notice.
have left With &C. Dorsey, Esq. Brownsville
Az iAe E uss, papers and aeeeunts many vav con
neetca Hlih the Advertiser .ah-e fgom itse mmence
mont H. ~ witharaWsl Heels fuliY annpawerei &C.
Bcr as my agent. Thase having unsettled aecsUnts
VII save 1rogb.e ID ealing on AF.e-soap.
Il ". EERNAS.
E~oWnylle, Narch2 .. 1S5A. b. p.
GAoKiNG and c.eafng Tei acco, Gears Eiees. Pine
- stems and Hobaot p u-hes in great VARIETY,
esq a. Mclaughlin Swans.
MACKgRAL, LsEs front. White gsh, Co5ash, etc,
eto o0Essz1ty On band
At Mclaughlin & Swans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-28

Chaupaicna. Catawha. California Port She~ry. Eals-
"a ana M.dei-a VINES. Gins. Rrms. Brsndies 3 nr5oH
ans r. Wul-k. e., which are perfectly pare aud need
only 20 Re rricd Go be sppre-IalsL- Sold 6y eli D-Gs-
CISts and dealers ta-au-h.ul the oOualTy- Gail fer
cur good aud fske u,othec
Circulars 10 The trade supplied on application to
BENNETT, PETERS & Co.,
lProrrietrs5 - Riverst ChieagO.
Sold By " H. TcCREEEY Y. Brownvile,
BROWN PhCUTX, Peru 1T
GADZ Co.
ErOwuviIc Jaue2 1864. no 3e-lT