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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24
The People OF East Tennessee.

AO GoPaD A2aaAe CAAAAGH4Gge
An entertainment was given to Gen
Burnside, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
the 18th inst. From a brief synopsis of
a speech he made, we copy the follow
ing:
He then paid glowing tribute to the
patriotism Of the people of East Tennes-
see. Their self-sacrifcing loyalty was
everywhere apparent They notified
him Of the approach of LOngstreet's
forces; they hailed his army with cheers,
waving flags they had concealed under
their beds and under the floors of their
dwellings for thag purpose; they cheer
fully gave up the contents of their cell
lars and barns, their crops and their cat
tie, to supply his men when they were
without rations. While at Knoxville his
army was supplied with bread by loyal
citizens who sent daily during the siege
more than one hundred wagon loads of
flour and forage, and every night they
fOated bOat-loads of provisions down the
river, through the fog and darkness, past
the pickets of the enemy. They did
this, and thanked God they had the
privilege of feeding "the Yankees"
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notice TO steamboats,.

CUSTOM HOUSE, NASHVILLE, Z
SURVEYORS OFFICE, January 20, 1864}
All steamers running on private &C
count, will, on their arrival at this city,
report their manifest, with the permits
on which goods have been transported
hither, to this office. On leaving this
port they will obtain 3 clearance st this
Office as the law directs. No freight be-
longing to individuals can be taken on
board, until a permit is exhibited, OBJ
tanned at this Office.
All persons shipping from this port
into loyal States, are required to pay
five per cent. on the invoice value Of ali
goods which are fOr..re-sale, which in.
cludes horses, mules, &C., and l am the
only officer at Nashville, authorized to
collect The same.
JOS. r. DILLON,
Surveyor Of Customs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger says that there is
not the shadow of truth in the report tel
egraphed from st. Louis to the effect that
the rebel authorities had made prOpO-
sitions TO the United States Government
for the exchange of cotton in the Red
River district for a given amount of
greenbacks. Instead of any such "prop-
Ositions" having been received, we have
intelligence that the rebel authorities are
engaged in the removal Of all the cotton
likely to fall within our reach next spring
and summer, the object being to have the
cotton to fall back upon as . reserve cash
fund when the war is over.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

SEREEADE-Yesterday morning about
. / o'clock, the editors and proprietors Of
She UEIoE, just as they we're preparing
to disperse 20 their several homes, were
suddenly aroused by the presence Of a
band Of musie-a regimental band
playing martial airs, in the immediate
vicinity of their Office Believing il to
be q regiment Of the "iBimy" the afore-
said editors and prOprietors were sud-
deDlT afflicted like one Beltshazzar Of
old, TO q degree that rendered standing
rather difficult The music continued,
and SO did the shaking Of neither limbs,
bat not after the manner Of the may
dance (original); until finally one of
them, with all his comrades at his back,
peered through the key-hole, and there
discovered the blue uniform Of friends,
which had decided effect in quoting
our disturbed nerves.
On inquiry we found that it was the
newly organized band of that gallant
old regiment the 18th OHIO.
Among the musisisns was g diminu-
tive, but manly locking youth, Of eleven
years old, named Gilbert Vanzent, who
entered the service at nine years Of age.
he beats the drum in . manner that
would do honor to any one and for such
q mere youth, bis musical accomplish
ment is truly wonderful.
We regret that certain general order
relating exclusively TO spiritual matters
interfe1ed with our desires 10 do tie
handsome.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

Butter is retailing in the Cincinnati
family markets at 85@40s. per b., and
scarce at that.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

Gentlemen wishing nice article in
Lined Buck GauntIete, Cloth, or Kid
Lined Gloves fer street wear, can find
some style TO suit the most fsstidious, al
Messrs. Green & Green's, 43 College
street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

A SIGNIFICANT EInGRATION.-Within
the last two weeks large detschments Of
mechanics, mainly carpenters and black
smiths, have been passing through the
city, en- route for Nashville and points
beyond. Over one hundred left yester-
day on the Ohio and Mississippi Road,
and we ascertain that many more are
coming. All are engaged by Govern
ment for special mission, which has
not been disclosed, but which may be
the speedy restoration of the railways
supplying our troops at Chattanooga and
theTeabouts.-Cin. CON-, 20A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

At the Gold Pen Depot, 72 North
Cherry street, can be found good Vari-
ETY. Of Watches, gold and plated Lockets,
Pocket Knives, Stationery, and Pens Of
every description.
noY25tf ID. u. TARBox.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

- J. Q. ROSS, Dentist, has removed
his a1ice % 80. "a UEi1n stFaat, gp
QfFf,S1s ono u the enllances % Thomas ].
herritI'a Photograph Gallery.
fsn. 6-lm.
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specIaINotIce.

HEADQUARTERS MIIIriRY DIV. OF THE BIssssFP,
OuIcE PRoyOsT MARSHAL GENERAL, =
NASHVILLE, Tenn, January 2lst, 1864 }
No application need hereafter be made
at this Office for passes to 60 South Of
the Federal lines, as none will be granted.
By command Of Major General U. S.
GRANT. W. r. RowLEY,
Major and Provost Marshal General
Jan. 2lst-lw.
tne following sre the regular meetings
for the different Councils in the city of
Nashville:
TEENEssEE COUNCIL, NO. /.
Monday and Thursday, at z ?. 81.
GERMAN COUNCIL, NO. 2.
Tuesday, at P. NJ.
HOBBS COUNCIL, NO. 2.
Saturday, st "a ?. NJ.
dec5-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

CALL AND SEE
McMULLEN & GATES,
26 North Cherry St.,
NASHVILLE
We are nov receiving
5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
500,O00 EnvelOpes-buf, white,
Canary, etc. i;
90 Gross Portfolios;
5000 Cheap Novels;
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils;
1000 Photograph Albums -
from 81 so to $40;
S Gross Soldiers PhOtog.
Albums, Pocket-b'k form;
10000 Card Pictures of Generals
of Army of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers q. S. Army Di-
plOmas.
Diaries for 1854;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors;
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes
Hair Brushes;
Tooth Brushes ;
Rub'r Buttons;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
Gillott's Pens;
Sectional Maps Of KY. & Tenn.
Emery Paper;
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars
Pipes;
Combs;
RazOrs;
Razor Straps
Tobacco Boxes ;
Gilt Mirrors;
Rubber Blankets
Fancy Soap
Backing;
Hair Oil
Song Books;
Pocket Books;
War Maps;
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
McMULLEN S GATES,
Successors to ALLEN CO.,
&c, North Cherry Street, Nashville,
and I4S walnut Street, Cincinnati.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24
ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove 0ys-
ter Sardnes, HOLSTERS, Spiosd Herring Driod Beef,
Bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, Raisons, Figs,
Dates Almonds Fiberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers, Spce Nuts ETC., at
A. LOUIS & CO.,
80 Eortb Market Street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-24

EADQUAaTFRs MIIITiRY DIV. OF TIE BIssIsIPPi,
ONCE PRoyOsT MARSHAL GENERAL, =
NASHVILLE, TEgS., January 2lst, 1864.
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JOS. r. DILLON,
Surveyor Of Customs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
&uOeerIsss.NG.
", O'na,ty NJ. O'HhfrN.
oi Row AItD o'hRIEN& u bHOPHhIt. 90
(SROCER9

w hhiAN NJ O'hhIbhs
"i ROwANDi o'hRIEN& bHOPmRIs, 90
WHOLESALE CROCERS
'' N''l'''ir SBihrd64rkkbp Hhm Boo t'isqn
Braadiss, SVInss, Gsilss, OIgars, and IrIsh
Oh SOB spd scotch Mhisky, s.j..i
Asops,trRs
Db'R ItICs wines hdqL.IuiiOrs.
Nh O." 'a'am bnh'' Also, pi H1na,aiha 5idiss
AgV' is FOR sale OF PuFb BOaFboR n WHISKY,
1n s No. 9Ot seeoisla street, Dayton, olso. toin'
DING le4ye most rqspectplly 70 scauaml their GUS
~ toinofA and the t6mmimity generally, that they
ne le sntefel lnlO partnerNp, nnd9r the name aul
style OF II. o'BRlEh BROfHER, Tor The purpose
OF carrying omthe wholesala grocery, Anpiprl nlaar
aud tolHyro lnslnt ~ N Dayton, Ohio, ~ the late
stand Of pihten, No 30i seUOhd street aIhi ltsd
HNllngample means to unable us h, purchase cnOdg
ffom tliahesi hotses ID New YbtN Ralhhiord an,i
rhllaiephis, aud having hat lllaep yeNrp sxperenee
~ une Trade We hold ou the best hducenenia 10 our
OH austopern ahdsll others who mag he kind enough
20 purchase nom ~.
'l n %BRTEN late of the i'm 'bfi o'Brien \ Poe
Toladpi Ohio, will devote bis time and attention N
please AT those who may come u Iuy at this Well
known iiousai aud y .O'BRIEN, will iTeRt te aonl,
munity TIER, ,if possible, th ever before. Both Of
iA iee very gntaafor past favors aud eatneatly 10
he4 ~ share Of your future patronage, sulgdaW m,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05
Of CO-Partnership.

mar parmersbip BerAJfsA kgatinfdndaIthearh
il Of breene iNlNos, ~ this lCiolhiuki tilsueBs.
gt, di,Sgglsgd py eplal eeeNfnlpn,the aoih dsYTPf
XVI a. RSrsne IL snt,,,t,Sai "a tks aHsira of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05

tItHE psrmersbip beftl5fst6 gflngdadsrlthearh
Of breene lNlxoa, ~ tho lgiolhiuktl hiiAiueBs.
ye, di,Sg9lSgd py epial eegAtnl pnthe aoih dsYTPi
: NJ g. Rrrene is authorized % akltlea tls affairs OF
the late hrhl uHil Isioll " q. ~ REEhE,, b, d
li5.Ado oiNtNoNi,ms |
HkViNo hiis dsy S,,rshassi lk5 entire hibfAst'6fI
A. g. Nikdh in this arm 10 Ere et1e a NlGOn,f
snail e0R,,n pe narry y-oufbe MholtsRle and Relal
oobIaeg oG b 9gfg ss SEs 7s9Ss % Gl9is3,
olaT cluthnR cheaper than any other HOUSE fn igNn
wiihr,s tpedqe ny gli,ck. genes The reason Of my
OIL fipgplyl g9PdsFe ehf aP6o lA'p aeIinglt l...l.
Fine black pants iron...,........8 90 to $40 OIL
Fancy cNssnere pants ftuna-,,...., % to 10 10
plaiEadd iaheN hlRnes Psnis iroHi-' \ t1tol lggi
as DE- Y aoSl. fJi e 90 Oo "a s6 %
Fiue cRssinet coats from, .... 90 TO 10 ~
lAr0i ittqekpf 9Her9pgh RON ha..", y W To- 2a ~
BoyslcigthinR, pt superior tcaar, which, cannot be
HurI,ssed 10 The EAstdf West. stte stdce Of boY'
rape oyercOats, which ram Offering exceedingly low.i
Also 81 Wiestoch ~ Rsoe goods, Nlggh. .NeIe PnTfl
cnsed before the anaden rise, which VIII sell low,
ooinpsrsd with present prlfes of'goOde puehased
tlpt fall Nv. q. bkEENE,
~ iBesJiastUn u 6OIb bSrtDJrship. no
FynE partnership heretofors existing under the firm
\ of FrRSEpisG, MGbsE 90 ia BH4ng business
at " Huekojs mus" Dayton, Ohio, dissolved by
mutual cdngsHs hpithsa htl idaysoi Angust, lse4
All per7ona knoGing themAflVes fndebtedA 70 sad
rn, are requested to cali and settle aud all having
tiaims againstthe firm will pLetent them for payment
Immediately The books viii be found at the office
ID hENNH FERNEDlN0 SON. No. 8, Kenlsn
srreislsSla '9qf,ihififRTMSY'ii NJ sIpsi asl Nme
GEORGE MAUiE,
ANDREW MAUSE.
Dayton August IL 1864. augls-lmd
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The publishers of the SEMITIC AMERICAN
respectively give notice shat the TENTH VoIpme
New Series will commence on the first of January
next. This Journal was established in 1915. aud is
undoubtedly tine most widely circulated audiuauen-
publication of the kind in tthe world. Ia COM
mencing the new volume the publishers desire to
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The desire expressed in nearly all
quarters that Mr.. Seward call on the
British Government to surrender Semmes
is not likely TO be gratifed. It is urged
that Semmes having struck his flag, had
thereby actually surrendered and become
a prisoner of war, and hat the British
yacht, in obeying Capt. Winslow's re-
quest to lake them on board, took them
as our prisoners. But Mr.. Stewards
friends reply, that no man can be claimed
a prisoner all the conquering party has
actual possession Of him.+Mo. Dem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

The bill amending the charter. Of the
Union Pacific Railroad ard Telegraph
company" has passed both branches Of
Congress, and is now a law. 1t gives
ADDITIONAL AID 10 the company, in money
and lands, and is as we leard from good
authority. We may now look fer a wig.
orous prosecution of this great work.
Four thousand tens of rails have already
been purchased, aud arrangements have
been made for immediate shipment to
this point.
To the people Of Nebraska. the pass -.
age of this amended bill is the most in
portant event Of the tmes.-Omaha
Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
The Day SchooI Ben.

4o,Oe0cepiss issued Anew Singing Book FOR Schools
and Semnaftes, called the Day School Bell. l. now
ready. It contains a. oat two hundred choice songs.
rouuds, catches. duets, tries, ~uuartetts, and chOruses.
many OF them written expressly for this work besides
% Egss Of the EiemeEts Of Music, which are easy and
progressiye.
Aunong the large number % beautiful pieces may be
found, Uncle Sans School, 'Dou't YOU hear the
ehiidrenaCohitng - ALWAYS iCek On the sunny side, .
sThe little lass. > aud Little Lad, . ssOh. i'll were 3
little bird" @BirdO Of beauty p Pretty paar tree. -
Anvil Chorus" sMeet me ny the running brook, .
&c. II Is complied BY Horace waters, author Of Sab
bath School Beiiy'' Nos, I and 2. which have hsd the
enormous safe Of 625. 600 copies. Priees-paper covers.
p cents, $50 per 100; bound 30 cents, SIS per 100
ciOih boUnd, embossed gilt, 40 cents, Ss5 per hundred.
Is clpies furnished a. the one hundred price. MsiIed
a. Tie Ietall price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
TUE UARP or FRrEDoN.


Now ready, a new and superior collection of q
Anti Slavery, Patriotic, and "Centraband" songs
solos, ducts, quartets, and choruses. Most Of the
Poetry ard Music has been written expressly for
this work, 20 correspond with the times, and should
be sung by the million, in order to awaken a deep
interest in behalf Of the "Contrabands, whom God,
in his providence, has cast upon the Free North to
clothe aud educate.
CONTENTS, N PART.
"FGir Freedoms Morn has dawned at last -
"Break the Chains, or $50 anticipating Sword =
Fremont is Marching on, or, Glory Ifallelujah =
YOhl Helm the 'Goutrabauds';3 "0ld John Browns
song y "SOng Of the 'Contrahands' !" 80 let my
PEOPLE Go : parody on the Song Of the Contra
bands (" "Whcre Liberty DwelIs Is my country y
mhen Slavery dies thoroG be Freedon "Nake,
EIeemen, God has spokep;' "Whittier's suppressed
song Of Freedom, etc.
TIE only , cents single, 50 cents per dozen, 81
per 100 postage ! cent.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
nH>iy New York .4SI Broadway,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

THEIb
We u
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
80 Afhena.nm CoIleo1inn

contains between four and five hundred PAGES Of tunes
and bymna, new and Old, OF the choicest kinds. for
church Sunday school. revival, missionary, Temperance
prayer and conference, and all binds Of sacred and So
ciai meetings. The music in this hook has life and sn
imation in its ike. Shining Shore, Rest for the weary,
Shall We know each other there Shall we meet beyond
the river There is a beautiful world Kind words ;
Sweet hour OF prayer; There is a land Of love; Suffer
little children 70 come unto me God save the Nation,
&c. Pfices-siDgle copies, bound 30 cents; SO per
hundred; cloth bound. embossed gilt, 81 cents 55 GER
hundred. Mailed At the retail price. HORACE IA
TIERS, 48l Broadway, New XOurkj Publisher Of She
aboFa Bunks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Our sabscribers should bear in mind
r, thas ihsIs till be a change in the program
me a. end Of this volume, which is
but q stti time now. We have so far
gt7en MI readers the paper at the old
H' prices outstanding the great rise in
ihe ~ of all our material. Paper
a. SOD lns ~ costs us double what it did
al tne mencement Of the war, and
I'D faeos lFing in the same proportion,
&C. additional expense is becom.
ink some, and will make an ad-
r fAno7 pc price Of subscription apd
e, aotr pecessary. Many of our sub
CT so1, wOfuliy in arrears, and this
2 pc produce is bringing high
pre- th. This is u-ngenerous not to
, sa3 :. Our confidence in human
n1'.' to trust and now, if they
are n' porable enough to pay up, we
isn g victims Of misplaced conf
~ repe be extent Of hundreds Of dol
p. ie1 system win hereafter be a
.0n 10.se our business. Nothing but
r oasn ieers viii be taken hereafter.
e. must be made in or prices
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Man eld rumors are circulating

Man Fld rumors are circulating in
tins CIV And county, 1t is decidedly
|yone I'VE them the credit that some
Of cur ens Co. These alarms, viii
CRY until the people become used
50 +. If anything should happen,
tnFen'es the peace Of either this city
ortnes y they would be unpreparedt to
oeAese pot TO resist, it. Our advice
Is no' sist IN this work of alarming,
0y e'''a'4ipg and giving credit to any
FepoH ee'es confirmed by good proof,
bal key ltpr lire arms ready for imme.
date psa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

as, said company has furnished the undersigned satiss
factory evidence that Il is possessed Of over Five
hundred thousand dollars Of actual Capital investad in
Stocks OF q least par value, OF in Bonds OF MOrtgag-
es On Real Estate worth double the amount for which
the same is mOrtEaged; and whereas, said eompany
has hled ia this .onice a written instrument, uudeT the
Seal o. the Company, signed BY the President ard Sec
rotary thereof, authorizing John II. KellOn, Omaha,
mouth, and John L. Carson, BrOwnviIle, acknowledge
consenting that service Of process upon the above nam.
ed perseEs shall be taken and held to sbe as valid as II
served upon the Company, s~ccoFding 20 the laws Of
this TERRITORY or any other State, and waiving all the
claims Of errors by reason OF such service: and wAeFe-
as, John l. Carson, Esq, has furnished satisfaCSory
evidence thai he Is the authorized Agent Of said Com-
pany
Therefore be it known by these Presents
That IN pursuance OF the aforesaid Act, l. WILLIAM
&. HARVEY, Auditor OF the Territory 1t Nebraska,
DO hereby Certify that
J. l.. CARSON, ESQ.
Has fun authority 70 act as an Agent for the said.
Hartford Fire lnsnrance Company, at BrewHville, in
the Territory OF Nebraska, aud do snd perform all acts
fer and m behalf Of said Company authorized by bis
appointment as such Agent and hyfhe Laws Of this
Territory until the 3lstday OF january A. d: 1863,
unless this c~eTihcste sheuid be scorer revoked. tUo'
In witness whereof l have subscribed my name, aud
caused The seal OF the AudlIof's oace q bear.
nxed this 22d, day u April A. D. 1864.
IUs.RSl WILLIAM T. HARYEY3
Territorial Auditor.
June II 1854. Az
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

NoN THE TIME TO GET YOUR LIKE
Erssf you want natural, lifelike
hkene 60 to the gallery of w. Nj.
G. fef in the Brownvilie House, and
you be sure to get them. He has
on bans e finest and best stock of Pho
togra Albums, Oval, Gilt and Rose
wood nes, single and double cases of
every rripion and style in the west.
fnosos IS and Ambrotypes are war
ranseo lease all who wish any taken.
l1ont ta' 10 give him aCall and examine
his spien d specimens.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Anew Sunday School Book. OF 100 pages OF b%esutiful
hymns and times. II eontaine many gems, such as
Snail We know each other there Suffer lfue children
to come unto Ne; The beautiful shOre oh, tits g!vft-
Gus; Leave Ue with my mother he leadeth me beside
still waters, SC. Price-papeF covers, % cents; so
per hundred; bound IS cents, go per hundred; cloth
0oirld- embossed guilt. 80 cents. $50 per hundred
Mailed st The retail price. II Is edited by Horace VS.
-tsrs, author OF Sunday School Bells Mes. Land 2, which
have had the enormous sales Of over eight thousand
RToaJway New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
Within the past week nearly 1000

Within the past week nearly 10000
convalescents have been sent TO the front
from hospitals in Washington. The men
are constantly going forward, and it is
expected that at least 6,000 will reioin
their commands this week. Not more
than 10000 patients remain TO be cared
for, and this number will be reduced
within the next three weeks SO as 20 leave
nnlhing but desperate cases.-Mo. Dem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

General Lees personal property which
has been condemned by the United
States District Court, is to be sold at Al
exandria, on the 18Th inst. Some of the.
household goods ATE Of an elegant des-
ceription, and the sale will include a num-
Der of rare and valuable articles. Z
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
The New Patriotic Song Cook

contains Sc psees Of songs, duers and choruses, both 50
cred and secular, Including Il rsges Of prayers for sick
AM dsIuB soldiers. anil soldiers Scripture Manual
Il Is yell suited for social singing, as well as Sabboth
worship. &mous the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwells IS my country The Chris
tian hero, Three ,hsscs Tor our banner; Come sing TO
nc Of beavyn; Columbia, the gem Of the ocean F. ee-
mans Eatbering; ColUmbia's King forever Marching
along. Sc. P~rices-pspCr covers, 10 c0uts, SIlDes hun
drtt. Nailed 1t The retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14
BENNETT, PETERS s. Co.,
Red Jacket
Red Jacket
Red Jacket
STOMACH BEETERS
STOEEACEa BETTERS
STOMACH BATTERS

The prcprietors Of this Justly os.eenei and wellknown
brand OF StOmach Bitters, do not deem 1T necessary, in
order to- give their goods a fictitious, or even an en-
hanced value, to take a ding at all ether Bitters, and
proclaim in small capitals that they are worthless
Our Bitters do n0tneed This, as re place them before
the public on their merits, and invite your careful at
te0tiOn to the goods We allow our brand upon. knowing
rs We de, that our reputation IS at stake. The name
Red Jacket is taken from the original compound by
the native child of the forest, and with the addition OF
a few herbs by DR. Chaplin, made more agreeable TO
the taste, they now have a peculiarly healthy, sOoth-
ing, and recuperative influence, especially for the pa
tient rising from the bed Of sickness, loss Of appetite,
distress after eating, dizziness. and all diseases aTi8-
ing from Torpid Liver or indigestion.
They strengthen and i~nvigorate the sys
They are unequalied for general debility.
They are a sure cure cure for dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite.
They assist dige stion.
They are the best stimuiant in exist enee.
They are q sure cure preventive for Fever and AgGe.
They relieve constipation.
Thoy cu-e Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and pafsteable.
they make the debilitated strong. and restore TO
strength the exhausted.
AGED persons and delicate females will end they
can save large doctor bills BY using these bttters
W. take pleasure in Calling attensioa ID 0Ur very
extensive catalogue Of Bulk and cased G09es, consist
ing in part OF
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

as We are forced 10 take greenbacks at
their face and paw for material on a gold
basis. Those who are indebted ious can
nav now well enough, and if they % not
DO SO soon, their names must be stricken
from our subscription books. "siep up
gentlemen, and settle"
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-07-14

Gold comes into Denver more freely
than for a long time. The gulches WELD
nnprecedentedly and he water supply is
abundant. On the Blue and Arkansas
river regions, and The Clear Creek couu-
Try, mining has a new impetus. The
drawback is lack Of laborers, and wages
are high.