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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
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Losy .ns Pr No. ~. North Eivsr as follows;
MEylMlNsrER........... "a. urdsJ. July -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atUrday, Aug.2;
AND IVkRYhLTE kSAIE sATURDAY THEREAFTER
Th- cabin accommodations board these s'elmcrs arc
'usse and The re, oTr sT By sny ota, 81 L1s m
rnlRDcLAss PASSAGE 40 LyERPooL-s'' in
egurucy.
yusaos unless bills OF sdiag having aeI value expressed
therein, srs signed therefor.
For fse4sL. or passage aPplyto
WILLIAMS &c GUION. No. Il Wshs;-
NOTlCE-1he steamship KANGAROO, Of tn, line. viii
sail. cIt'a .t'amc. q oity hour on THURSDAY
morning. Juy a. carrying limited nua5eF Of sieer1Se
Passengers ct Si,S @ Py90"i1 1 J. y = fssr,a.y
GTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL. touch
- Ing q, oHren.iewn Cork haroo5'hhs wsis s.,.
'hp Company aaa Line carrying the T. s. Asl,j' are III
INV o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aug
ClrY or MANCHESTER. .ss,u day Aue. -
And every succeeding sALOhDAl. ~ LooH NoM L.H ~
hoHh River.
R.rss ~ PkseADr,
Payable Ia gold. or It, eiuyaleat IN euTencv:
RfEsI CtDlN...... 800 90 SIEEtiOt 40 Oh
Frst C.hin on1op.. q ~ St.erie Loldol. .. 10
rst Cabin 70 Paris. t5 90 cteerse 20 Pas.... 90 %
Fr.tCatiu 10 Hamburg - 0a;etraes % snbrs.. - o.
Passer crI also forwarded TO hlvTe. Bremen, RotSrdan
aT,wrrp. Sc. r. equally low ratrl
Fer. from Ls-Froo ~ Queenstown lat Cabin 80, SO
iU5 s,eemgr rs. Those who N5isL 70 soid Tor their
TREND. can boy tickets hsIe ct these rates,
~. further .oruatcn apply % the Company, Object
JOHN q. DALi. AleHt. 40, - Broadway. ~ Y.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER, FlTCHBrRG NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MONTANA
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
Tie rev snd .iugnrh si~smrrs Of The Norsirh ln.,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave New orr daily (sundsys excep,e At O'Clock -,
Pier 10. 30 North River. foot Of Festgy -.
FOR NEW-LONDON.
there couneerg with the Steamboat Express Train cm u
above points via Norwich and Woreser, Boston and We
&C. er Worcester and Nashua Ind New London and Noh9n
Railroads
Freight taken the lowest race For information inqdEs
t. :. MARTIN, Agent, o. the PsL
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leays
~ Is follows, viz:
Ia m, Express for Buffalo
"a. m, Express for Cleveland direct, via A. O. w. -
$50 q ~, Bils, daily, for OtsvLle-
10 a. III, Mail for Buffalo.
~. m, Way Tor Otisyiie, Nswbursh, and warwick.
5 Night Express Saturdays and Sundays eKcspes
for DunkiTk. Buffalo &c.
6p. M. Lightning express, dany for Dunkrk- Roohesess
CaIandxus &C. On Saturdays his train will to Ba6ae
only. b .. NJ knsigrant, Tor Dunkrk.
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BOOKS in PRESS and NEARLY READY

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FLIRTATTONs IN FASHIONABLE LIFE. By CArHA.
SscLAR suthor OF Beatrice" Modern Accom- ish-
yuents" etc. companion 10 and uniform with Family
Pride" Priee 81 50 in paper. or 81 Ia cloth
H.
THE PRIDE or LIFE. BY JAM. LADY ScorT snd
d.ushtexinsw Of Sir Water Scott and suhor OF Tho
Aenfe Picked Husband" A superior novel, and uniform
With tho Rejected Wife" Price I'll - IN paper or 81 IN
cloth.
JUST PUBLISHED.
THE COWARD. a Novel Of Society and 'he Field 10
1885, New War Novel BY HxSKr MoRIoHD, author Of
o Shoulder Straps" The Days shoddy" &c, and in
uniform style with them Price 81 50 In pspsE ~ In
cloth.
THE BRIDAL EVE. By Mrs souTHvoETB. book
chat will repay careful perusa Pace in peE 81 ~. in
cloth 81.
sELF-sACRIPIcE. BY ID. author Of Margaret Matt
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pubHshed. Price In paper s. so, or Ia cloth g.
THE WOMAN IN BLACK. By the author Of 4" Man IN
Gray" story Of grcas power aud hsgg1g interest
Price lr paper 8 80 or cloth s2
FAMILY PRIDE. By tl- author OF" Pique" excellent
povel OF Engsh Life ilo paper 200 Price OIL 30
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for sale by al Book sellers and psbhsd the Pubsbins
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lVHE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF j. C..
FISCHER the most r,lisble' Piano- n,sde. Wholesale
srA retail mod rate pse. Nos. 81 .E sg !s7, 2o ct
| fgtii 81. n-or Gh-av
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DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

FL cOAD.-To Long branch, RED Bank. Saa ( River,
Manchester Toms Eyor bsesst, sheaons sad At,,,a-
On md lter WEDNESDAY rex, lunr h. aid Until frthss
notice Oh. last ard comDodons STEAMER JESSE IOtr vu
leave foot q! Murray e. Sorta River daily tS.ndays
c-p.eJl Il g. end 4lJ cling til ths a. snd
d. h. kR fos Monmouth with trains thr above poassa
Re,orring trains VIII Laye Long brs ca at ':i3 saS
ll:i0
Stages connec, sl the Highlands for fhompscs, Shsrh
River Station Tor Shark River, SewL,d.0rd and S,uan
Stages al Manchester and noOdnifsr or Tome
River aud BaiGoast, Tucheson, Wst-town, sanlaAswAes
For further Information apply TO Office ON The crr
Cotnu1taiou uc6ets to Lon. brnch, Rcd Bank. ke.f
kc. be had application tho ConPsays Office, Ma ~
BesversL
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRAMP.
~ CO-Ou and sster MONDAY jan. I8 1864 grsins vtn
have NEW-lOkk Tor BALTIMORE and WASiilHG10N,
a, and 10 A. m 30 D. In aud Il Midnight r.. T50pm
Train Will take Passengers tor BALr MORE ana WASulS
TON only Ihs rain makes ction atPh sdei pnin
Trains or PLadop IN l-sye New York ~ and 10
Il m, and p. M, and u Midnight.
MlLITART TICKETS will Eot be -csvel N tho
OF : ~ D. N. Trains l. ". MocDAUGF,.
Dec. g. 1861 Assistant superin.c ai-n, y. ). K 4.
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THE LOST TRAIL;
A LEGEND OF THE FAR WEST.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

~ Tns Albany and Troy connecting with the NorA
Wo.t lssv. 2o;h.s, depo; At 1899 a. IA aud y. n
SPECIAL EDTlCE.-Passenyers for Saratoga sfrinp 60
SATURDAYS take the treia ALI airiss SArAo
without clan o Of cass at IL
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DEADY TOMORROW,

EDWARD 5. ELLIS,
ho now oouessedy stands the head Of writers In the hed
of econ Of which Renmors Cooper the gresi messI
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

New York S-Herald's City Point
correspondent, Of the 4sh saws Grant and
a portion OF his staff. lef. for Washing
ton to-day.
Herald of the 5th, says army corps
correspondent reports that both armies
are actively engaged in strengthening
their works.
Harrisburg 9.-Coionel Boyd of the
2lst Penn. Cavalry, took possession of
Hagerslown yesterday.
New York, August g.. The Worlds
Washington special says The rebel move
ment on The Upper Potomac were a feInt
to cover the sending Of reInforcemen;s 10
Hood. Ii is supposed that not less than
10000 of Lees veterans were sent 10
Atlanta. Much apprehension is felt in
the matter.
The Herald's Washington special says
General Grant and staff have returned
from The Upper Potomac, and started for
City Point.
The Tribune's correspondence from
Petersburg = v the armies on the Pc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
On motion the following rules were

On motion the following rules were
adopted.
That the Delegates present cast the
full vote of their several Precinct.
Tia, in voting The Secretary Call th'
Roll of Members add esc- q vote
as his name is called.
That It require a majority Of all the
votes cast 10 elect
The Committee on credentials RePor'
ted the following named persons entitled
10 seats in tIe Convention.
From Peru. T. NJ. Green, J. w. Hall
Geo. Clark, VIM. Reed, and B. B Smith
From Browuville s. w. Kennedy. Geo
Crow, E. Worthing, w. H. McCreery
0. B Hewett, ]. H. Morrison ", Pen.
nv, C. w. Wheeler as proxy for X. b
Burgess. and E. WOrlhing as proxy fol
Theo. Hill.
From Aspinwall, L. Rice, J. NJ. Paulin
and J. c. Odel.
From Nemaha, John, Barnes, John S
Minnick. D {. Sanders, and II Russell
From Douglas, Tho. Burkholden anC
W. Duudas.
From Gen Rock. VIM. B. Philips
VIM. R Leach, and G. r. Camp.
No Delsgsle being credited from Bed
ford, the CuEamirte Recommended VIM
s. Hughs, as Delegate from that Pre-
cinc'.
w hich report was received and adop-
ted. Proceeded to elect Delega'es TO the
Territorial Union Convention of The l7lh
inst. which resulted in the choice Of
Mcpherson. Evan Worthins, s. Kennedy
! Thomas VI Green. and F. H Amsden
ms Delegates. snd William McCreerv
J NJ Paulin. w. r. Leach r p Smith
ard W Wheeler as A~liernates.
The following Resolutions was presan-
ted and Unanimously and heartily adop-
ted viz.
Whereas. In presenting T w Upton
rs The Union Candidate for DELEGATE to
Congress in the coming election this con-
vpnrion hut reflects the choice of the peo-
Die 1t represents therefore.
Resolved that Delegates to the Terri
torisl Union Convention, be instructed to
use all legitimate means Ia secure the
Nomination IF T. w Upton. as the
Union Candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress and 20 cast their votes for him
alone. frs. asst and al The time. until
he sees proper 20 withdraw his name as
n Candidate.
JOHN ". HALL, Pres.
o. B. HEwETT. Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
MARrrTTA. Ga, July Odd, "a.

MARGETTA. Ga, July I'D, "a.
Nh ED1ToR.-Knowing that some Of
your readers would like TO hear some of
/ he particulars Of Rosseau's Raid" from
p Nebraska soldier. and one who was
tae-e. 7 Will eudeavor to Interest Them
for q while.
July l0th.-At noon TO-DAY the COM
mand left DecaturA. on the Tennessee
River. ~commasled nv Mai. Genl Ros-
seau. Il consisted Of five regiments os
Covalry, numbering twenty.eight hun
dred men in all, and two pieces of Ar
iillerv. Marched TO Somerville, Smiles
and camped for the night.
IIrh-Marchpd TO sunni, to-day. thro'
a very billy and thinlv settled country.
Distance marched. 2S miles.
l2lh.-Passed through Brownsville
this morning. released two men from Jail
who were imprisoned for desertion from
the rebels. Passed over Blount's Noun
tain, a very steep and rocky road
camped within six miles of Ashville, the
rear Of our column did not get up till y
o'clock. Distance marched 50 miles.
l3ih.-En,ered Ashville this morning
renamed in town 4 hours. | found a
printing office here and the forms for
their half shee, paper Oh the press. We
took out a half colamn of their own edi-
toriaI and inserted some short articles of
our own, one was written by our Gener-
al, the Others 10y some of the staff off,
GERS. Also some blanks were printed by
we ems typos Of Co.. "G" for The A. A. 6.
and the Provost Marshal. iefl town at 2
o'clock and marched TO Greenpoyl on the
Coosa river and camped. Distance march
ed IS miles.
Af~r we left Ashvllle to-Cay, Captain
Carl AID Captain Wilcox both Of The 5,h
Iowa Cavalry, were riding between the
column and the rear guard, when they
were fred al BY bushwhackers. Captain
Carl was killed AID Captain Wilcox bad
iy wounded.
l4th. during the night, 800 Artil-
lery crossed The river on The ferry boat.
This morning lhe command moved down
the west side and the detachment that
crossed. down the EAST side. We had
not marched far when We heard Skin
nIsh firing on The other side, which last
ed about so minutes The main com
mand moved al a fast trot to cross al a
ford below and get in the real Of the
rebels, bun when we reached the ford
and cur advance had got about half way
across Inc river a yoiley was hired al
1.sn from the opposite side, to let Us
know that they we're waiting for US
The General concluded it would not do
10 cross a force in the face of their FIRE,
from good positions behind trees and
rocks no' kne~ing how much of a force
there was OF them, 50 we waited till the
HOLSTERS could come down on The other
side and drive them away. About two
o'clock our boys made their appearance
onIhe other shore. The rebels thinking
probably we were laying a trap fer them
had left. VIZ then learned the par.icu-
lars of the skirmisA in the morning
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
-The foLlowinc dispa,ches nre from

The following dispatches are from
General Kelley, dated Cumberland :
MY force repulscd the enemy yesteT-
dav al New Greek General McCnsland
and General Bradley Johnson's forces at
tackled hat post at 3 P. N. The fighting
continued until long after dark. The
enemy re;realed Outing The night, leag-
ing their killed and wounded.
The eneny's loss is severe. Ours Is
not heavy, and Will Dot exceed twenty
Eve killed and fifty wounded. The gar
rison made a most gallant defense, IN
der command Of Colonel Stevenson, Colo
mel Hay and Major Simpson.
Baltimore. August S. P m-The latest
reporls from The valley represent the
rebels in force south OF Winchester, and
II is thought we shall have an engage
meut with them there.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
For b, Aarsrti.sr.
CONGREssIoNAL DELICATE.

CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATE
FRIEND FIsHER:-As the election Of
eeale 10 Congress will occur TINS fall,
f cling an Interest in the cause o!
Uulon party, | desire 10 say a word
behalf Of Mr.. Upton of the Isl Neb.
he soldier boys are very anxious for
nomination of Mr.. Upton. and some
Ihem claim that The War Democrats
noal q ~ run ind, dependant. Sur.
on Hollaooy CT Brownville. because of
poPHarty with the soldiers. ami de-.
pcn TO tie Union and suppression G;
lte Rebellion.
10y say that linton aid Holiday mad.
rruIling speeches or The Frst Neb
B giment, and have given heir en,,r,
e~rvices 10 the cause ever since. and lba
lller one of them can draw that entir,
o,e in case the other is not out to divid
with him.
A FRIE ND OF TIE SOLDIER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
The Day SehoOI ReII.

20 oO0coriss iSsred- a new singh. BOX for Schools
and Somlnafies, called the Day school Be I. j. now
ready. Ecsntain> Ell two hundred choice SONGS.
rounds. catches dgets. rios, ouzrtetis. and shoru<es.
many q them wrItteu express Y foT thi~ work besides
~S2-paces Of the EIemenJs OF Music, which are easy 4uu
Progressive
Auian the larse number - beautiful pie@eS may be
fuuLd- ULcte San's SchooI. Dou'l yau he's he
el Oh en- ,ourHg AVA S ieok "a he SUNNY sIde "
The iltile lass and Lutte Lad" uh al ere 2 .
ltuie Dlrd," B I'd 90 beauty " Pretty peAr tree -
AnVl Chorus " Nee me az tie RUNNING bToak .
&c O. isc mHiiei BY HoTs-e Wziels autb.raE Ssb-
bah Schaol Bpfis' NJ and 2 " icn have had tLe
en- NOUS -aleei S25 90 pes P-,res-s per c. yers
p Gems So Ber 1906 bound 81 cen = SO per TO
ctDtt b -una, Embossed CEli 80 cents $50 ieT husdret.
% erpie, -urni-Aed = gbe one hundred yuce. AAIIed
a. Tue retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
Sahha,h 10000 Ben -.

Is on entire new work OF 49, aages, andneI-ly 225 tunes
AID hymns AS.the mu>I- IL a little muTe dihcHtt u
l. Just the book 70 To- " Bell No. I. Nearly clio mil
li"not these Bells have been issued anI are now ring
ing through this sDd other ctunsrleS. An tuE Tie
many choice PIE o. rtay De 2. UEd Sbail We meet be-
youd The liver? There is q besuiFui world. = row
SaaI e ma again NO RiaTe ID Ht YOU hear the Alrcl~
comm Th0U, God sees me Sahralh Belt rh'Hla
n sc. ? lC-- ~ Bel No. ? ~ Tire anne b Sci N.
o. Bon HuWbers cGt be euLaiael ia 1Ie v,tture -
Price, b.uni cory 40 ceats, $50 PEI hutd -ei; Goth
bound. emb,> sei gItL 81 cts.. SIS per habdsei 20
c"pie, furnished a. the one hunds ed pUIce. AaIled al
the retail price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

Ofds UHiOR Convention Of AomahO
Ounfy.
Meet pursuant to the Call Of the Coun-
b Commute, OF Brownville on the 6th
PSI. tO>elect Delegates to the Territorial
OnventiOn to meet At Nebraska City on
be 9Th.
Organized by eleeiing John w. Hal
President and o. B. Hewett, Secretary.
a Committee on Credentials was ap-
PoInted, consisting of w. B. Smith of Pc
? Lorenzo Rice of AspinwalI, and S. W.
Kennedy Of Browuville
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

Anew Sunday School r .k a. Is0 p8EeS - b~eautisuf
hymns AID tunes. T. c0ntIine nav gem. such a.
Shal! We know each other there; safer h tie children
L. come unto Ne; Tire befutuHi ~EeTe - 'fis EIlri-
Gus; Leave me viii my mpi her He le8re % ne beside
still waters &c PTcs-paser cover 3 centsj St5
bound embrssed guilt 50 cents. So per hundred -
Mailed 40 the retail price I il ediref by Horace Wa
tiers, aurh1r or Sunday School BELLS Nos AMI 2, which
have had the enormous safes Of over eight thousand
cope. Jast published by HORAGE WATERS, NJ. 4sI
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
The A,henanm Collection

Contains between fOul and ave huudred PAGES 81 tunes
AMI hymns new and cd. OF the choicest kinds. Tor
church Sunday scuOsI. revival mIs.ionaTy, temp, rance
payer and eJHfeus1re6 au- 81 h-aI--"f -serad And So
ciai meetings. Tile music IN This book has iI:e and an
imatirn in it, ike. SHINING Shore, Rest tor the weary,
Shall We know each other there? Shall we meet beyond
The river There Is a beautiful world Kind waTd~;
Sweei hour Of prayer; There is land Of love; Suffer
iiiJte children TO come Untr me Col save he Nstt n,
&c. p ice~->jngle copies bound 81 cents; SI5 per
hundred; cloth bound embossed gilt, g. cent; IS per
hundred. Asiied ~ the retail price. HORACE VA
TERS 4si B.Oadwoy, New Yourk, Publisher Of the
aLo &c b sKg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
The Sow Palriltic Song BOOK

contains 96 psceeof songs, duerS AMI ch1ru-es, both "a
AM HyfUg % iiFcs AID s. iai-t~ S~-iarI. M4ruIt-
O. D. we'll suited FOR Su-a. Na-Eu-- p - o. Sabbath
y ~saHP Among TIE many baalIu. piece usv De
Huad, VIII q ILerr ~ oweits i.m.co .ut-y. TleGu-.--
me- o. harv'H: Columbia tne gem o. ne ecesI, r &c.
mans rs;heriug; CpiUmbi4's Elag forever Aarrblu-
along sc over, IS ceAE slipper hun
dred Mai ed al tLC .ctsII pfiCe
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

The Nebraska CIty Ncgs, charges the
kDvERTIsEu wI;n abusing Mayor
5lacker. We can, see ~. We mere
i asserted that should Blacker be the
iOminee of the Copperhesd party he
fould not receive five votes from the
Dldiers of the Nebraska first. We
pOw nothing against Mr.. Blcker as a
nn or a soldier, he may be the most
apular man in the Regiment; bat mem
p Of the Regiment will not vote for
best man IN the world if nominated
the COPDerhead Peace Democratic
rty. We have TOO good an opinion of
Major TO believe be would acce pit
domination from them. We know he
p loyal Tni~oa-loving man, who desPis-
the 'Psace-saeaks."
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

The proprietors Of this jnstiy osieenedand wellknown
brand Of ton tch Bjtters do not deem II Necessary IN
order To- give their 9 0ds = fcutiouS. Or even an en-
RANGED value, t. take a fling at all "ther BtterS and
proclaim in small capitals that they are worthles~.-
our Bi ters d. not mead his, a. -e p.ate ta9m before
the pu5licon their merits, ani invite y1ur careful a.
teJtion to the goods We all Nv our brand upon know ing
a. we de- hat uurWeputeti.n IS at STAKE. Tue B-H"e
Red JockeI" IL taken from the original comp tuud 10y
the native child OF he forest and with the ediUi3u OF
a few herbs by DIR Chaiin wtde more Agreeable 20
'he taste. they How hive a peculiarly healthy. ss1th-
ing and recupsr4rivs i11uelCa. eSyec- ly fr the pt
iIent ri>inE from the bet 81 sickaers. loss ~ appetite
distress after ting q ZZI.eS>. and all dI-ea-es a7iL-
ina frFm Torpid Liver or Indigestion
They strengthen and iuvUIordre the system
They are unsqua' ed tor general debility.
They are n sure ere cure for dy- pPp>.d.
Tney givea gOOt aud heartily appetite.
They assist DICE -riaH
They are The best SiImu'aut in existence.
They are a sure cure preventive ior Fever and AgB-
They Iel.eve- c0n1- ip1s Jon
TLoy cure Ne-von- H-id che.
They are perfectly pg-e aal palsteable.
They make The deh1utstet strong sud restore 70
strength the exhausted
A-ed peISouS and delicate females vii fn1 they
can save large ductor liiis - using ;hese Oitters'
W. take pleasure IN calling arteati,n ID our very
extensive catalogue OF EIik anu clsed GOoes, consist
inc IN mart Hf
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
Nabhath So ~ RelI 30. :.

eont7ins l44 PaKes. and nearly tw, handred times ard
hym>n. nd h tie must y pu.ar S. 5 Book ever issued
Amcng the mUst p1putSr rte>e> = c, KIND words"
Eden AOave Christian Herl." Rraa8ifuF Zion. -
u ought 10 love = Mother . The AnGef IS told meSo,1
In the Light Rest for the Weary, " Nc Price,
paper c.vers. p ctS. each. SIS per hundred bound,
. CO. each 50 ser hIndreti cloth bouud embossed
gIft, - cts., So psf buR6 ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
Vocal Music. with Primo Accompaniment.

large assortment of new and popular songs, ballads
duets QUIr'etts aud chpru-e5 issued daily. AunpHg
the mos FomlIl r are Shall we know each uIhe there
LaWryy; Why have my ltvRl ones ,ue; / vii be -.u-
20 he; Oh. tie Is n sIch .Iri A miue BY F>rer
Moiter'- 1--we l. true sweet love forget Ge not ~
by Ke Ter . ceats each; ] near sweet voice. singing
II me Is home; Forget II you can, but forgive, b
Thomas 81 GEMS esch.
Instrument Mu-Is for +he Clan, F0rte-We are
coming Father Abraham, SIX hundred Thousand more
Always iu.k on the sunny side; Shall we know eacI
other there? &c, with brilliant variations by GrObe.
81 cen each.
Polkas. Waltzes, Marches. Qricksfeps, QuadriIls.
sc By popular authors Al KIN 9 Of = uglug and In
Struction books. CdtalaeHeS mai edfrce u any add. s,s
Music mai.ei ~ the aJlSe prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
Watcr., Cheap Mn.Ir ~ % MiIIion.

ARRANGED Is s3iaes duets. qusrtetts and c1aru-es. for
musical societies, choirs SUNDAY schools pIUjlc sci. o-
aWIHEfie eC Shall We Know each 1tbn~ fhPre2-
Don't y.u Hear the nEeIs C mir? SHAT Ne NEE be-
yoH. f- - ve-? B. IN time; Tire 2 Il = b~eautit1I
vorr; Where lbe q dweiis I>my county Freed G1t-
-rujh ed II-h We are cuulII-c Fa-nrr Abra' AN SIX
Z. uf e. bHuSand IN e : TneHP T. a land OF love. scr
TpW sEd e me again 10 more Heaven s home Cine
Ing - ue 90 Hesveu; Lind uSi-nr; ae viii love r.
Snud4 az S-h.oI; On sod is marching uu; Gd-a1e The
Nation; Nhituer's sing 81 the p utaulu Neg; FatT
Freedom horn hes daU ned a. ta~-; owe tie uI'uu-
,aiu; over The m.Un'ain; LIt;le Ela's al auze; Vii
nee gone 20 Heaven suffer iit5le chli1reI O. c1me
unto me: Bury me IN he morning M0fhe- Came o.
ny rest; Sweet hour uf p Iyev &C. Price .eIts. -
cents per daZ 50 per buud rel postage Z cert each
In sheet t,rnl with Pidua ac,amreHTHyn. . ceu-s.
Published by HURACE VA FRS Az't,
N 4SI Br,-5 Wv -
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11
The Harp ii Freedom

contains j psEesof songs, due ssnd cLOFu~es. for Fac
dnu. Among the ch ice pieces we w-u 4 name Fsie
freedoms m .Tu; o lel nv people g.; Over he noun
tain; Tney wsrkei me all The day &c Price cents
single. 90 cents per dozen. So per hundred; postage !
cent each
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

contains 10 PAGES. Words b Rev. Sidney Dyer, music
BY Prof Gull. This IS an excellent book for concerts
TOT ths young. Price>-paperc 5vers5 20cents; Sl5peT
hundred; bound % cent? $40 per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

contains 70 pSgesssf tunes and hymns. designed for re-
vIval, prayer and c inference meetings. Price in paper
covers, single copies 10 cents; IS per hundred -
NaIIed al the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

f Perkins. Artist, We are informed
~.ilssre thus place in a compile Of weeks.
risb.ng pictures will DO well to
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

hoice assortment of Tobacco and
Cigars, you viii find at Denis
boice Sugar and Coffee, Sheet Iron
- were. Stove pipes, Tubs and
al Denis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-11

It'd Nebraska Times. is a new paper.
barred al Bellevue, Nebraska, by
G 81 Sturgins, Il is a neat little paper.
IS smocratic; and has a great oeel Of
elap trap IN the first number about,
men" peace" The "Conslitu-
sc. &c,