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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-17

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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-17

Nom FRANCOIS sEGRIsT, the French rreR Clown. W A.
DONOVAN the English Gymnasiic co~n. GEORGE,
the Ia petit erinsldo PESTIAND
oriciate a. Cls~n TO the Equestrian
Doors open al - and 81 O'clock half hour
alter opening
Admission 50 cents Children Of -
Seats for -vsrybody-no standing room.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-17
INV YORK ALL RIGHT

The peace men OF New York held a caucu,
at the same time that the pesce men OF this State
were in session at Columbus. l. vas resolved
very wisely. that il you'd be un~ise TO nominate
another ticket"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-17

The Republican papers continue their lying
assaults on Mr.. VsllAndigham In due time be
Gill speak for himself and until that time h :
friends viii wait That his position will DE sat
isfaesory 70 those who have the best wishes OF
their country al heart. i no, tor a moment to he
doubted "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-17
TEE THREE CIRCUsES

Athletes Tight Rope Dancers Rope vaser- Iueglsr
Acrobat Posture Masters Voguers etc. to be found
on this side OF the Atlantic while esnbipd collection
hgniy trained Horses, Ponies and Mules include larger
number IN the aggregate and
fully trained individuals OF be found ina
any or all other Equestrian Exhibitions In regard 20 m.
features peculiar TO this Establishment course there Is no
for comparison said that thew vill
be found " pleasing and satisfactory they are new and
attractive. At each entertainment the
TROUPE OF ACTING BEARS
VIII be introduced In the In all their
performances: the Educated and The Iespine
Bufsoes viii exhibit their wonderful trsmns Pref Wal
iaoss corps Of Performing Dogs Monkeys and Ponies viii 20
through their astonishing and indeEcfb bly, .
and al the principal Of
nship and athletic display.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
FRANK LESLIES.
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.

Attractive Feature. The $1,000 Prise EoEel
The Gulf Between Them. By Mrs. Anne 5.
STEPHENS. Authoress Of Fashion and Famine"
the Rejected Wife" &c, sc.
In addition % It's attractions; - the first snG
most authentic illustrated PAPER in America, SUIT
passing al Others in the varsity. accuracy, AMI In
terest Of the Numerous illustrations which Il Ofe-s,
Frand Leslis's illustrated NeEypapeE viii begin in
No. 4S5, dated JaauSTy 80, 1854, the thrilling and
absorbing novsl, "The Gulf Between them writ
ten BY the great novelist, 4rs. Stephens, whose
Fashion and Famine had 3 larger circulation
than any other purely literary novel Of Cur day,
and was regarded as 20 mastery . work Of fetion
that it was not only repGbtshed n England. bat
Was translated into slmoss every language Of Ea-
rope.
The prize Of 5000, offered With unusu iber-
atty by she proprietor for the best nov drew
forth no less than two hundred WORKS. -''nJ Of
them Of great merit. Among these, Mrs. Stephens
novel wac selected, ss evidently surprising not only
ali Others offered, bat almost everything hitherto
published. 1t Is fully equal to Fashion and
Famine" and viii be as widely resj.
1t viii be Of greater interest, from the fact that
the scene Is laid in our land and our own times:
s1d in delinestion Of character and absorbing
power it viii faseinste and charm the -esdsr.
Subscription $3.50 per year.
Address FRAME LESLIE. 7S Duane St. Y.
Copies Of the paper containing the commence
ment and continuation Of Mrs. Steuhens' novel,
''Fhe Gulf Between them" can be had Of any News
dealer in the United States OF Antish Provinces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
AMERICAN
EXCHANGE add lETEW.
MONTHLY

Tns most comprehensive Miscellany q u1sf3
knowIsdZs aod General Litersturs. Penodieally IL
susd in he United States; eubr8clng AL the tea-
lures Of . P0IyteShnie Journal, EconoGe ExPoatG
Literary Repository and Monthly Register. kspe-
eisllv dsvotsd 70 Fizancisl. Conmsreial and I1das-
Having eOmmsaesd the Finh Volume a this
Magazine, Ehoss success eEinoes thai the efsrts q
its eonduetof5 hsTs been spprecAted - . dlsenD+
mating public. We EOuid esl attention 70 is char
aeter On the part or the large BODY Of readers who
are not vet apou ihs subscription GsE. Our par
pose in this publication i the dissemination Of
~craetbczI informafiga On subjects Of positive utility
70 the people, combined Eifh = diversity &SitssTy
atsrsction-ssc1nng the services a the sss Pens n
the various departments Of Science, beie-Lettre
and General Eiteraturs. White aiming moSt -
DealsliF to render most elective seTTies = The
Trade, Commerce and Material Production o t1s
CountrT. many aides Of the C0zntry. many Eids Of
the mental world receive due -eo1scer1aon-she
Historical, Critical, Esshstical and Imaginative, A.
well a. the Financial, Statistiosl, Neurological
and stristiF Mercantile We employ alike the -
seaeb Of ire ssFant aLd he fancy q tbs fsuiistOn-
it, Hish the practical sKpeEience Of IA b1sinss
mau and tie worker. In the Treatments Of scisntiS
topics, ths mode selected Is the PoFaisr IN Etyls
rather thaa tie technical. The ms19sl phase Of
the houI it shall os oaF sndssEOr 70 pa-srAy, and We
avail ourselves % the Contributions q rev DEooE
cry % the CiFsls q Kn0Els1gs. and shall -reeord
With all prsetieabls s1ssiB6tnesE Current lntsIi-
ge1ce, which vii Be % future utility aud hiItO-ie
Interest When the Present snail hare become the
Psss In fire, he AmsEcrn EKehangs and ReTlsE
Il a desirable ard ever welcome monsaly visitor q
It's Observation-Disclosures the richness u kDoEiedgf
improving the taste, and furnishing intsilsctas
gTsf6-ssiln.
Tie RsFisE hss its spscislities in diBtict and Il
crossing Departments, with General DiviEisa for
the Wi1es- consistent ac0Ds Of themes We ziFs .
spee5heauon Of topics which are the subjects eitbss
4 occasional - regular publication, Wa
Ths Arss, EsFhOties; Agriculture, Applied Chen
istry, Arbseology, BsLlss Letters. Biography. Crit
eism. Rer1omie-Politial, Aithuete NAtiOua-
Tszati5n- FiHane-baBkiRg, eErF-Bey- CorP0TGsls1
Aeeognt.. EzehaBz-. Fuef8sr5,z- in -scuriue-
Stock-; n story. In51zsusl ard Mercantile enter
pTisss. Insurance. internal Inp-srsze1s-kslsays
Canals, TslrgFSphs; Aa0ufsetUra-Prsducts. teen
nOloUaNechsuies. Miniug-MinerElEs Gs5lOgy
MetzIlutgy; Patents, Physics. PAysioi7E statistic
social Silence. rrzd-fOrsign sLd domestic. p pllE
mercantile las, NsFigatioh TsFgEsPsy, travels
sUBscRIPTIoSs n TIE usITEB Stats.
One eepy, one ysAf in advanced 3ee
Five copies Il
Ten . e o.
When paid - TIE ED Of ne year. : % per 81
nun. single eOpy. S4nP-s e1g mailed o. he rs
esipt Of IS cent?.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 az persons concerned.
that the list, valuatilns and enumeTstions made and
taken under the Excise Law OF the United States. with
IN the Counties OF Richardson, Nemaha and Pswnee
snd Territory Of Sebraska have been returned 70 ne
and viii be open for examination in M Ofce in the
TOEnOf Fails City, and County Of Richardson for the
space Of fifteen days from and after the date OF tia
Notice And that appeals relative 20 any erroneous or
excessive valuation, will be received and determined
by me on the 14th day Of June 1854. AL appeals to
the Assessor must Be made in writing.
JOSEPH H.
ASSESSOR NEBRASKA TerriEary.
Nay 47tA, 1854 AzS-VS9
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
THE
SEMITIC AMERICAN.
FOR 1864

The publishers Of the SEMITIC LHERIcN
resp@uvely give notice thss tas Tens Fplums
NeE Series ali eomm-ncs On the Erst r Jaousy
-sKt. Thss Journal ~zs established in i-45. z4G =
lHioubtodiy the H-zt widely eiFcalat-d zL1 il3a
tal Publication Il the Kind N The EoTd J. en-
nencinz re EeE Volume the pub sA=ns desire %
al sps-ial attention . Is eiAimEas
A or POPULAR SCIESCE.
IL THE respect il stands UnriTaIed. l. nos only
Ends It's EAy 70 slmYst every workshop u the
country. a. the earnest frieHd u the meenzn.c sui
4Fti1-n. bat il i found in the counting RON Il the
manufactures and the merchsnt; also in the library
and the hosehold. The Publishers feel warranted
II szylag Lbst d other Journal no= p~aollshei eun-
t4ius an egual amount Of useful infoTmsSion; While
lFis their an % present al subjects IN the most
popular aud attractive manner
The SleDtl1c American I Published once = week,
u eoEveuient form for binding. nd saea BumbeT
eOntsiEs sixteen AE~-f Hzzf.l
END ESGRAvISGs
Of al the latest and best inventions Of the day
This feztGrs 0 The jour1s3i ECrIhy Of Special note
Every number contains fFom I've % ten eriginal 81
cravings y mechanical inventions relating . every
Department Of the srys- These engraving are exc
euoed bv artists specially employed OF The PepsE,
and srs universally scEnoEiei1A 70 u superior %
anything Of the kind produced Il this country-
The publishers Of he Sieutf6- AusEieal pr9Eisc
70 present. - durIsg pF-r-ii1k years. 81 the laf~r
Improvements u Stesm EI-Ir-raE- a. vessels,
UflLsEee-DilEarE All afea-EE-4F4. Ha-l@llr-
faolS, AsnGfacruruE GsrEiCe-y, hsrz- E-ee,S
Plms~ zui ether Hy3 .g'Sr Arps7aru-. bach
Crz+ T aru- Cl-mizI And Ne-1aDi,sl i1=Hrl-
ln-n--. Ea-1.ues. ani 0ther Curious l-rz1
tI11- -i~ 81 the varisi sTfEl= ds-igae5 o.
izbtsl ne a- msukInd, list Only in IA snip
and VAR -- c-- G every El1ce Hhsrs the II
dus,riss b NE are pursued
From s- 1-=-c=1-rr- ne Ssien-ifc American
hzs he=1 he es----- sfvcsrs q ths rights O.
American Ilv--l-s aGi sEs.
REPEREHEV 81 ANERICAS Z
Il rnIs Iur -s- i-s-t1sn- - EItAly csnnsct-
ted with al rE- ga Interest," z The ceuntry. no
"theT jaUFUsi -a1 lsy any c.s-n ~hsteszr. - IN -
columns there 4 published 3 Sly p5ea IL o.
The -Claims u al paf-nIs zEzas-l q ls 1 =.
Patent One.
THE PRACTICAL RECIPE>
alone are Of times Eorsh more 70 th- sutsrt=r
than ne amount Z q Easl= ya -Iul-
EERH> OF >CBSCIFTE9S.
Two volumes e Re <ecuEe Au=resa ~ SAT-
shed e@n year. a si54 =set, = s psz p-r aasam
sith eoTrs-p naIug - t=rI- o. Cas-. 81 sliI Rv
for four uguras sub-Ets.u- Tas Eaubsr Tor
one year, sE=1 b-uiIa = y1lac-. ca-~stute .
Eers o. 81 FzEes I'll l---. 1fr18i-n. wbIeb
eEeJ one Ocghs % pS---=s- a l-E vosEus Eil
Commences on the 6rseof January, 1884.
CLUB RATES.
Five copies. for SIX montas SIS
Ten copies, Tor SIX months u
Ten eUPie> for twelve months p
Fifteen cepies. for twelve months 81
twenty copies, for tE-lve months 1
FoT Al clubs Of 60 enEy and over. the yesriy sub
scFiprion n only $Z.83. Names cSn b ssnt N az
q EereDr times and from d Fersnt Post O5oss-
specimen .sris- I'll be sent gratis t. aay part q
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
SPLENDID LIST,

- - -
All o. ire E0odS u Tie above List viii bs aoid. With
ouI Tsss' vation, Tor one Dollar each Ceruaeatss q
ali the various articles are PLACED IN similar e~nvelCzes
and sealed These enTelepes viii BE sent ~ mail, OF
delivered AZ cur cf1os, without regard - choie- On
receiving CertInc~Se you VIII see EhzE aTLcie 10 rep
reseHts, and Il - optional glth sou 10 send enc q oIlAr
and receive he ErIicle OF 1oG-
In all transactions b. nal ne shall charEe FOR for
forwarding the Certificate paying postage, and doing
The business, 25 GEMS ezcl. Five CeTrisSztes viii &c
,ent for 81; Eleven for -; TairEy fsE So Slxty-dvs
Tor SO an1 One hundred for SIS
CORRESPONDENTS nay rely upon q quick ans
prompt answer 10 their orders Our business - csH-
aucted upon liberal, honest srTaiZhtf0rEzrd principle
and ne guarantee satisfaction IN al cases. Our rat
rols nay always depend ups1 hsvinE their orders faith
tullT and panetGally supplied In No case viii cores
pcldents BE neglscted
HCouespondsats sh0uIt be careful 20 write their
signatures plain, and give their Pos once, County. and
State Address, GEO DEMENT, & Co,
20 BrGzdEsy, New York.
Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen, / take pleasure IN saying thai tEey are
honorable, upright usn, and perform all shey PROM sin
and the JeEeITy / have seen from there Is genuine, aDc
gives satisfaction. b o THOMPSON.
n47-tf Nursery Hill Ssb-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
GET UP TOUR CLURS FOB
NEW AND sPLESDre PREHICH
PETES0N'S MAGAI

TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN TEIF
Taiz popular Monthly contains
money THAI 2 HsEaEi1s in the =
10 vii have nearly i80 pages. 25 -1 8-
y enlOrsd HttsrBs, snd 500 Huud enClE
ss tan msTzsinss of IL elas. EH-H
ID AXE -PeIeTzon- IN b gs7Ez EHE
u1ea. is l. the only MagsIlns &MMH
rs prices. either q single sabErs1 raw
AID u, dbsrsfore, snpBaticalIy, I.s AsE1
the Tim-z-
The stories n aPsts-s0n" Hs eonz
bet publishes ~anyEherl- AE- As1 : =
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re sush< e -Susy Is DAIRY. Is n
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Miner Of Passing b.,

Inspired b he EFiit q Dsu
isdxng 70 lssSsF but Trzth-nsF
OcEET VII eGnEBae % Be s5lsiT 4.
People, sDd pa = dsnoa1ss az
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
TERMS

Clubs Of tE nty OF over can have address put on
each paper for an sdjitieual charge Of ten cent
each.
Fer every club Of twenty an extra copy viii Be
added for the getter Up # the club
For every club Of City, ihe SEMI eekly, and FOR
every club Of one hundred. the Daily vii be sent.
when requested, in lieu Of the extts copies Of Weekly
Additions to Clubs may be made - any time AZ
ssue rates Pspers cannot be changed from one
Club 20 smother, tat On request Of the person order
ing the Club, and On receipt Of fifty cents extra.
single papers wiz be taken fEen the Club and Sent
TO 3 seperate address
Address. The WORLD.
IS Park Row New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22


Postage Twenty-fOur cents . year, to be paid by
the Subscriber.
SINGLE COPIES.
Three dollars . year, in advance. Postage paid By
tho Publisher.
JOHN F. TROW. SO Greene ST., n. Y,
Publisher for the Projectors.
As an indueement 10 new subscribers, the Pub
fishers offers the following liberal premiums:
Any person renting 50, in advance, viii receive
tn e magazine from July, 1852, to January, 1864
thus securing the whole Of Mr.. Kimball's and Mr..
Kirke's new serials, which are alone worth the
price of the subscription. Or, if preferred, . sub
SOriber can tske the N magazine fO- 1858, and a copy
Of "AmOng the Pines" OF Of "UndereurTents Of
Wall Street" by r. B. Kimball, bound in cloth, or
Of Sunshine in Thought" BY Charles Godfrey
Leland retail price, 81 IS The book to be sent
postage paid.
Any person renting 4 50, viii receive the maya
zine from its commencement January, 1862, to
January, 1854, thus securing Mr.. Kimbalrs Was
Ae successful q and Mr.. Kirke's z the Pines
and "Merhan1's Story" and nearly 5000 octave
pages Of the hest literature in the world. Premium
Uhssribsrs 70 pay their eva PsGtAgs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

One copy for M ysaF,
Three copies foF one yssrs
Five copies Ter enc year
Eight Copies for one ysArs
Twelve copies for one year,
sixteen espiss FOR one year, Lr
Premiums for getting up 80 ~
axbt. or more sspies. mzEsE Ca
an getfinz ap = club Of --fs
ioIisS-ra eIub Of Five. 2
isIlsrs And = half-or . sub Of
une ten dolIars-Or club Q. ~
kfteen doilsu. an extra copy o. .E
1854 uHbs given. II PEer -
send a. prsmiun, fiRssssd q
ABd ulussatsd Lsdys Albun, r. -
IN TiIt. or either Of our GsE15ur
eseh q inehes by ze-'Ba1ysn Ws1
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fnz faF His Release fT0n Pnsog ,rs
zeftinr uD = eiub q SiTtesn,
the NszaEins VII bs ssnL Or 81
preDI1Ws. ARA PElD,
address, POSTPAID. CHAhLo Y
No. 3o6 Chestnut strs',
All PostulStsus suEsuIH5Sa
pcrssn uay Esi up club LP
tagslT. II written fer ID
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

HRACKERso Of ali kinds, sO1a, IA. ter, Bosoon, Sugar,
~ EIne and Pick-Nie Crackers, Cream Blseut and
Ginger Snaps,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

ManUf1ct1raTs' Agents Cor ths sale q
Watches, Chains, &c, &c,
WORTH S5OO,0OOOf
be ga far enc Dollar RaSh, without regard solTal1s
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
Beware Of Willow Peddlsra

We learn that many s-amps Of common Willow have
been cleaned Up, and the Cuttings sold asGray AllloE-
We get our willow q SAMUEL EDHABDSs ola
Nellie Illinois . responsible NurseEyn4n-
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
p Z A &.

It makes . perfect Hesge fence IN four years.
- One Acre q it sei this fall. IN Eve years Ell
make enough Wood for one PANTY
e II EruEs straight. and verT tail!
Il never sprouts from the roots but when cuf
down viii grow again from the stump very r~aDa1lvg
Il Is the best soft EOod for fuel, er any other
puTpuSel
q when kept OF he ground tss rails Viii last %
yeaFSE
e II groEs equally we'll viii rs on upland, where
this rich as IN the bottomsI
- CUTTINGS egtt inches long stuck in the Ground in
2 FalI. never fail 70 ErOwE
y - sell II for s. per thousand Cuttings, deliF-
ered a. any q 8ur Agencies.
% Parties wishing to buy sh0uId order early Of Our
Agents 50 hat they may notify Is ID time
CUTTINGS
Bundled and delivered a. The above places, a.
son as the lea res fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
THE
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

The readers Of the CONTINENTAL are aware Of tie
important position il has assumed, Of the influence
which it exerts, and Of the brilliant array Of poiit l.
cal and literary talent Of the highest order which
supports il. No publication Of the kind has, in
this country, 40 successfully combined the energy
and freedom Of the daily newspaper with the high
e literary tone OF the fT-t-ciass monthly: and Il il
very certain that no magazine has given wid er
range to Its contributors; or preserved itself so com
3IgtelT from the narrow Influences Of party OF Of
faction. In times ike the present, such a journal
is either q power in the land or it IS nothing. That
the Continental is not the latter lie abundsntly
evidenced by what il has dOne-by the reflection Of
its counsels in many important public events, and
in the character and power OF those who are Its
staunchest supporters.
Though but little more than s year has elapsed
since the Continental was first established, II has
during that time acquired a strength and q signi-
fesnes el~synting it TO . POSITION far above that pre-
viously occupied a streng tn and > political signif-
canoe elevating il to a position far above that pre-
yiozsiy occupied by ony pubiicatien%of the kind N
America. In proof Of which assertion We call at
bention 70 the following fsets:
l.. OF its poIical articles Fepublishcd in pamphlet
form, q single one mss had. thus far, = circulation
Of one hundred snd SIX thousand eOI:es.
2. From its literary department, q ,ingla serial
novel, Among the Pines" hos, within = very fCN
months, sold nearly thirty-dys thOusaDi copies
Two other series OF It's literary articles have also
been Fepublishej il SOCK form, while the first por-
/ siS1 OF q Inlro Is aareaQJ IN press.
No more conclusive facts need be aIledgeG to
prove the the excellence Of the contributions to the
Continental, or their extraordinary popularity; and
lite conductors are determined thst il shall not fail
behind. Preserving sl "the bOldness, vigoT and
ability" which 3 Thousand journals have sttribnted
TO il, it will greatly enlarge its circle Of action. and
discuss, fesrlessly snd frankly. every principle in
uolved ID the great questions Of the day. The first
minds Of the country embracing the men mast
fsmiliar with it, diplomacy and most distinguished
for ability, are among its contributors; and it is
no more "dstteTing promise of pFosPsotus' 70 say
that this HmsgOEine for the tines viii employ the
the hrst i~ntslleos in Aneris., under auspices which
no publication ever enjoyed before in this country.
While the Continental viii express decided
/ opinions on the great co sstions Of the day, it will
not be q mere political journal: much tbs larger
portion Of its columns will be enliyened, a. hereto
fore, by tales, poetry end humor. In > word. the
! Continental will be found, under its new staff OF
Editors, occupying a dosision and presenting asUae-
tons never before found in magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Price, Is cents per Box, or 5 Boxes for 81.
Prepared By Dr.. }. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
SOpD 81
WI. H-hcCREERT. Br0wuviIIe.
G. 4. BROWN & BRO. Peru.
De- H. GRAVES. Salem
JOHN ". Hollis BRO. Salem.
HOLT SCOTT, Fails City.
LEWIS 4 SHEPHERD, st. Stephens.
EASLEY h SEERER, Rulo.
vS-nS-1y
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
1864.
PROSPECT
OF THE
p th' Yas lsst
TRLEEFKIr

OAAEAg 4AA-H EEAll
he var dEs9A Is sPprOashiag il
interest This year VII uos,E
D0oz 81 the Rebellion, Eitus-.
sEnzent restored IN tie ausp -
ersssl md Slavery 0bitezt5S~
events q 81 vii 3 anop1 -
the History 81 the Coanrry, al
Glade the rstGEa q Peace. -
America uP0n . new career al -
Des Hna prosperity. VIII
the ruPrAeh q Esrfd9n, TIE
on . higher PlzsfarR q iusTEr
fssi = stils PrUfoEndsF iuisrssf !, =
tie FoEss e thsiE IVA Ead osssr
weird IL sntsring up0n a1sE 80.
. tuUi14ts IN he triumph a. n
the AIlaztis while suizzto, !,
acquire = Ds~ and Ernsa5ass nssa,
imuHn-eiy AZ uodaedFs psEs
he string sgsnts Of tis aa-vr,
y depicted n tbs soluns O. tie D
Hs are resolved - rsrder usn
RsetiTs than ever A. . IaitafaI
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

The undersigned, BOsd Of LIS
meedr~ fer tSs purposs Ofsxa1l1
sn. on ths first Sat1E1sy T.mss.
P N. 81 the oEee Of . fr1 I
are required e have e - tbsrS
prs7ioas 70 The oonmsu es@s34 SvGsJ II
+. r FISHEE y
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

AEEET IS.
IL USHER Dr0E1F1ile, i Agent for Nemaha
and east half o. Richardson Counties
CURTIS q PEAFER. PaEnee CITY, are Agents for
Pavnee and vest half Of Richardson Co1nties-
REF Mr. TNKHA4s Beatrice, is Agent for Sage
and Jones Counties.
J. BUTLER, Austin, Agent for Clay AID Saline
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
rOREIes sUBscRIPTIOSs.

So SCI Cbe.taut St., FaisdsPsiz, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22

Eor Al elGbs Of 60 snty and over. the yesFiy sub
seription "a only $2.03 Names osn b ssnt N A.
different times snd from d fersnt Post O5oes-
specimen .sris- I'll be sent gratis & aly part q
tts cr71r-
CAHAdian subscribers sllI Eisa>e 20 remit > cents
extra on each years. subscription to prsVJ postage.
MUM 4 Co, Publishers,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-22
DEPAErxru OF TIE IzrKRIoR, l

Washington, d. 9TH Feb. 18j5J
SIR: I have Used your Pills IN ny general and
hOspItzl practice ever Eince you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best eEtharlc
We EMPLOY. Their REQUESTING action on tie liver .
quick and decided. consequently they are an ad-
rlirabie remedy for CeTaHgemeEts Of t1t organ
Indeed. / have seldom found q case Of blioEs dls-
ease 50 obstinate that II did lot readily yield 70
them FrateTn&ly yours, ALONZO BALL N D.,
Pkyst5Gz ar the Marine H0sDifGL
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-12-09

The news of the dag seems to indi-
cate that Sherman is likely to succeed
in sg";;.lg down through Ga. to the sea
cost at Savannah, There are rumors
of federal disasters and federal success
es in that State but nothing definite is
known ,s to the truth Of either state
ment. 1t is not supposed however that
Sherman is anxious for return trip.
Hood and Thomas are reported to have
had several severe engagements in
which Thomas is reported successful Of
course, although he retrea'ed, according
to official war bulletins about seventy
miles in one half tina number # hours
StaHton's propensity Cor telcgraphin:
great victories over the country is very
we'll ia Ike off in carrie represent
Tag r. R. collision, in which Stanton
strangely mixed up benen:h pile Of
rubbish is exclalmiug; "Oh dear if |
could only telegraph this to Dix l
would make it out great victory"