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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

R.LsoAps IN rus Wrsr.---The Cincin.
na,i ia irodd Record. in an article on the
railroads Of the west, ays there are 9,l24
miles Of railroads finished in nina Stat
ecnipr,hsndiue over 400 900 square miles.
10 one II thre states Ohio the proportion
is one 10 IA square miles. In another tIr.
diana one in %, Ina third Illinois. one
in - In Fourth (MichIgsnl one in 100.
Ia y 9Th WISCONSIN, one IN 50. Ia Iowa.
Que IN 2AO IN Kentucky. Que IN 10 aud
IN Missouri, on in l55. The Record thinks
It may saie'y be assumed that, in a few
years, this region will have proportion a.
larg, a. oUe IN - square mlas in which
case the western railroad system a n contain
10 eco niles, and. W add With coafdeucc.
the profitable par, - the Anerlcsn Rail
Road
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-27

TINS BlrsK BrrKS.-We perceive th.,
those " moccasins coachant are s,,ll run
mug ~ ne good Dosior'' hoid, mildly no,
vi,hs,audirg recen, severe Applications to
the affected part
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
ladies' Repository.

We again welcome on our table the
appearance of this monthly visitor. The
January number for the beauty Of lis en-
cravings, and the quality Of its reading,
does not fall behind its predecessors
The Repository is a magazine for the
lamily circle. Literary without being
pedantic; religious in its tone and char
aeter without bigotry, il makes itself wei
come wherever it is known. Each num-
Der contains at least two originalstee en-
gravinys-executed in the highest style of
tAe art, by artists who stand at the head
Of their profession. Among the engrav-
lngs during the coming year viii be a
humber of portraits of eminent ministers
and laymen, as well as ladies. Publish
Cd by SwOrmstedt & Poe, Cincinnati, at
y per annum.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
LADIES' merlean MagazIne.

The January issue of this well-estab-
lished and f@arorite monthly, we have re-
ceived. Besides the usual interesting
reading, it contains three superb steeI
engravings "YOung AGeouOn,' The
Mothers Hope and Fashion Plate )
end sixteen other e%ngravings of various
ladies' dresses, bonnels, embroidery pat
terms, sc. The editor truthfully says
that no cotemporary periodical of the day
affords a greater and richer combination
Of original literature, artistic i%llustra-
lions, ana well-seleCted fashions and
works. Published by HENRI WHITE,
New York, at the low price of 50 per
annCm. 500
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
PROSPEcTUg or
NVcALNltD Ut -
MAGAZINE.

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Ihc publishers embrace tbis opportunity TO return
lhcir acknowledgement 60 the press and the public
Tor their continued conGdence and sappoif. TIcclr'
~eulaton Of the Eagazineis row greater titan az any
former period since her publication was tcmmsneed
ana steadily and rapidly Increasing. Tho same plan
which has made it 50 popular hitherto win continue
20 be pursued.
1t will aim t1 present regular, in a nsre elegant
dress, and at 2 cheaper rate, alarger amQuHt 81 bet
ter reading matter than had ever been presented 10
the pubiie in any similar periodical, eitlier foreign
or domestic. Its contents will be made UP With ref
oreEee to the wants Of the great body Of the Amer
lean poovle. rather than TO these of any %particu-
lar class Or profession. Willie il viii be ihe endeav-
or Of its conductors, IN all It's departments, 70 ecm-
blno entertainment with instruction. speriai care
viii be taken TO exclude everything that can attend
the most fastidious on the score Of taste or m0rali-
~. a large number Of Interesting ard valuable
articles have already been prepared; the series q
pictorial articles, written by the most eminent Of
authors, and illustrated by the mast gifted and pop
ular artists in the United States, expressly for ih.s
Magazine, viii be continued: the choicest prUduciiOno
Of American and European talent will be seleetep
FORKS pages: the variety, interest ard attractive,
ness q It's editorial department viii be INCREASED
and nothing Will be undOnc Co lncritthat large shan
Of the public fayUr with which thas far their rs
teTprise has been .noecircd.
~ Subscribers arc respectfully solicited to re-
new their Subscriptions.
Each number Of the Megazine vii contain III
tSt"fo la5lc III Npuuio cellIlls Ehcu J0dN mus Syth-
prising nearly two thousaud pages Of The choicest
literature Of the day. Each humber will elntain
numerous illustrations, accurate plates Of the fash
ions, copiOus chronicles Of current events, and i'm
pOrtaut books Of the month, the volumes cuinmence
with tic numbers OF June ard December, but sub
seriptiOhs may c0inunence with any number. -
stfERMS.
Tho Magazine may be obtained from periodical
agents, booksellers, or from the publishers at 50 per
annum, or twenty-five cents a number. The semi
annual volumes, as completed, neatly bound in cloth
sold at 81 each, AID muslin covers are furnished to
these who wish 70 have their back numbers uniform
iy bcund, ut twenty-five cents each. Fourteen vol
umes arc now ready % be bound. Address,
HARPER d BROTHERS,
1." .3IH Nptv T.rk (Tfv .
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Mom0s Patent ohio Thresher.

The subscribers have now ready several hundred 81 Na
above e1cclients machines. Wherever these M,taPs
T~hreshers havebeeh introduced, t. s we'll khorfu -h9f
they are altogether unequalled3 and. therefore. a. ma
ny first class references can be furnished a. may be re-.
quirod. They are bnilt Of 4, 6, s. and 10 horse caract.
~ ana every machine Is run several hours. and rlor-
oughiy tested in all its parts, before Leaving cur fscto-
ries.
We have also noF ready Tor delivery SORGHUM ST.
a CANE MILLS, Of The mos. approved patterns. ADD
als0a!l the necessary apparatus for the Domestic lfan-
Ufacturc OF Sugar and Syrup We are now preuarfd 70
supply our customers With Kills Of the most rai.ient
operation, az prices IN 81. Louis as low asfn Cinci1fiafi.
Descriptions Of these Mills and Apparatus, also q Trea-
tise on SORGHUM Sugar Cane, ard On Sugar and srup
making, viii be c~heerfully forwarded 10 an applletnts.
As our farmers are fast learn ng the easy and large
prodts Of raising hay Tor market, we are now making
ready 70 supply the demand Tor "a large number OF thasa.
wei established D~edesick's Parallel Leysr uorse pow
CT hay PTesGcs.
We manufacture and have c~0nstantIy for sale TIA fol-
lowing highly approved Machines:
ScIby's Patented Premium Grain Drrlt the ceifbre-
ted Kentucky Harvester5 Atkins Seif-raking Keeper
P5ge's & Chiid's Portable Saw Mills, P0TtsbIe FIciir &
Grist NILS; Mil Machinery, end stationary steam e.
gines and Boilers and fixtures
Orders respectfully solicited; and pamphlets win
prices, terms audfun descriptioEs e~heerfully furnished.
Eratuitously.
st. Louis Agricultural Works, Corner Maine Ed
de streets, St. Lcuis, no.
CLARK, RICHARDSON & Co.
n0lFl Hr1pTipt5r5.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29

Whereas application has been made to the Probate
Court Of NemahaC County, Nebraska Territory, by Con-
rad HcrmS, Administrator Of the estate Of Joshua RAN
daI. late OF Nemaha county, deceased, for an order of
sale. of certain real properly Of said Estate, in order to
obtain means 10 defray the expenses Of administering
said estate, enthusiastically given TO all copcerned, that
Thursday the 9th day ofJanuaTy, 1850, is tie dy appoint
cd for hearingsaid application before the Probate Court
OF Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, at IOo'ciock \.
NJ, at the Probate judges Uhice in Bro1rnVille IN said
county, when and where all persons interested may at
tend aud show cause why authority should not he grant
ed TO said administrator for the sale Of so much Uf the
real property Of said estate, a. may be necessary TO pay
the debts and charges against the saIae.
c ". WHEELER, ProDate Judge.
Rrovnvi!Ie. November gath, 1859. 6w-IS7
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Ladies', FeSnYal..

We hope no one will forget to attend
The Supper on New Years Eve. given by
the Ladies composing The Congregation
al Sewing Circle" at the Brownville
Hoase. The Ladies are providing every
dehcacy Of lhe. season for this Festival.
The proceeds are for the benefit of the
Congregational Church. Price Of ad'
mission-single person 81; gentleman
and lady 81. The hour for meeting is
fixed ar right O'Clock. Entrance atthe
Hall Door.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Probate Notice.

whereas il Las been made to appear that claims are
existing against the estate OF John Moore, deceased,
late Of kemlha County, Nebraska Territory. Notice is
il hereby given that I have appointed Saturday the l4th
day Of January, a. D.. 1850 az Che day for he hearing Of
said claims, and all persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby notified to 1le The same az my
once on or before That day, Or they wis be forever ba--
red from recovering such claims and from setting Of
the same in any action whatever.
Given under nay hand this 9th day Of December A d
1859. w. WHEELER.
Probate Judge.
ordered that the ab1ve be published six successive
weeks In The Nebraska Advertiser. . La
Br0wnvilie, Dec. 8, 1859 -6tST r-
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
The.Prairie Farmer.

We refer our readers 10 the prospectus
Of this excellent agricultural paper, which
we publish this week. The Prairie
Farmer is specially devoted to the agri-
cultural interests of The Great West, and
is one of the very best papers Of the kind
in the country. Polished in Chicago al
50 per annum. We willfurnish both the
.7dr5rtiscr and Prairie Farmer, . year.
for SO, cash Ia adUaace.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Prohata Nofica-

Whereas, application has been made to the Probate
Court o. Nemaha County, Nebraska Territory, Tor the
-appOintment Of General administrator Of the estate II
Eenry Geaker, deceased, late Of said county, notice is
hereby given 70 all whom it may concern, that Saturday
tae time set Tor the hearing q said application az my
onlce, in BroWnville, in said county, when and where
all persons interested are requested % epprar aH1sh0w
cause why David Gwynn should not be appointed as said
administrator
Given under my hand this 9th day Of December. 1855,
CYRUS ". WHEELER, Probate Judge
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
THE LAST CALL-

hereby once more notify those indebted to me
that they can ~liquidats their Indebtedness with
corn potatoes, or almost any kind Of produce, az the
bighest market price, in BrowuTille. This request
lie made because l am in debt myself, and need
money, but can make use Of com.
Heretofore the excuse with those owing n, has
been, that they cannot raise the money. I now in
form you that l will take produce; / knotD you
can raise that. Such on arrangement win be taken
as q great accommodation under present circum-
stances.
/ wish to be accommodating, but Irepsat. this Is
TIE LAST, CALL. JESSE NOEL.
BrOwnvilfe, Nov. 10, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29

The public are now respectfully Informed thatth
Undersigned have procured from Cincinnati and put
in operation oneof uomer& Co.'S douT mills Of the
latest patent, and the first brought 70 this Territory.
They Mere induced TO exchange their former mill
for this one, from the high character they have gain
ed in the east, and from the personal testimony Of
millers whohave tried them throughout the Western
States, and in view Of the increased demand for
grinding which wiz exceed that Of any previous
yeari in Nebraska. requiring a mill that will do the
work better and quicker than any heretofore in one
ration.
In addition to their Hour u lthey will keep the
Corn Mil constantly running, ready at al times to
accommodate the farmers without detention, and by
giving their undivided superintendence othe busf-
ness(assssiedby thenrt former miller, Mr.. Wells, )they
hope fOrthe continuance and increased patronage Of
their friends. aanfHE sfe
Assorted Lumber, Shingles and Lath constantly on
hand. 6REEN & MARTIN.
Peru Mis-, Sept. lst, 1889.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
THE NEBRASKA FARIaER
DEVOTED TO
DeUOted 10 agriculture, Sock Raising,
horticulture, Mechanism, EdUeafiOn.
Published at Br0wnUiHe, ~ z.
DEVOTED TO

On the FIRST Of every month az 81 year for sin
&c copies Six copies, IS; Thirteen copies, $40;
twenty copies, SIS.
The volume began Oct. Ist 1859. Specimen num-
hers furnished gratis on application. Back numbers
can be furnished.
WI every friend Of Agriculture and Education
"A Nebraska, Northern Kansas, Southern Iowa, and
Ao5taern Missouri, lend a helping hand, to establish
sa maintain q journal devoted exclusively to the
-nsfests above named. There is not n post Office
eltaln- the region named but can and ought to
.Srnish a club Of at least 10 subscribers. send
@ong without delay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the 18th
day Of January, 1860, is theday appointed for the
final settlements Of tho estate Of Jacob Meiek, deeea-
sedy late Of NeHaha County, Nebraska Territory, at
my office in Brownville IN sridcounty, nj 8 o'clock,
An when al persons interested may attend, and
show cause, If any, why tie accounts Of John ".
Swan, administrator Of said estate, should not be al
loved. CYRUSW WHEELER,
Dec. s, 1881. 22-3t SSfss. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Wm. s Tall,
vs..
Abel Line
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a wit Of
execution issued from The NemanaC ,unty DitTictCvu {
Of the Seopud Judicial District Nebrsska Territory, in
favor " Wm. s. IItI aud against Abel Line and direct
Cd TO me-, /. J. B. Wells SlrcriTof said Nemaha county,
will on Uletenth day OF January, ADJ lSCO, at one
O'clock p n Of saidaday, on SJnOraIsland ~ said Ne
maha county, near what iskuOwu as Frank Worth saw
mill. omsr far sale % public auction the fOiluEile goods
and ~chattcls, u wit; one hundred tboufand feet OF
lumber taken on said execution, as the property OF said
Abel Line.
j p. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Nemaha COuney, M 7.
Brownviiia. Dee. 9Th, 1859 n25-2t-S9Iee
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
GERNAED. ADAMS & Go
T. NJ. MCCoMAs.

T. NJ. NCCoMAs,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an OK
ecuticn issued from the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court for Nemaha County, Nebraska Ter
ritory. against J.. NJ. McComas and in favor of Ber-
nard, Adams { 90, for the sum Of S23S dollars
snd &c cents: ], j. B. Wells, Sheriff Of said county.
have levied upon, and on Tuesday, the 9th day OF
January, a. D.. 1850, between the hours Of ten
o'clock A. N. and four O'Clock, P. NJ, from the door
Of the house in which the last term Of said Court
was held at Brownville in said county, will SELL at
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
as the property Of said E. VI. McConas, 70 satisfy
said execution the following described Real-estate,
to-wit. lot 3 block q lot 6 block % let 3 block %
lot Is block 2i lot 5 block u lot rs block % lot 9
block 81 lot 2 block 80 lots and S block fifty lot 9
block 20, all lying and being in Nemaha CITY. Nebras-
ka Territory, as designated on the original plat Of
said town. situated in said county Of Semaha, togeth-
er with all the improvements thereuntu belonging.
J.B. WELLS,
Sheriff Of Neicaha Co., N. I.
RrowpviIIe Nov 81 1889 -IG4t-S75
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
ATnOld's Combined Grinding MuI
Germ and Cob Crusher, amd
Corn Shelter.

Three valuable machines IN s7ef This il new h..
v~ention, and one that Is well worthy tho altentuu 0f
tie pubic, the farming portion In particular combine
alton has been pronuuneed b. those who hare the I'M
In use 20 one OF the best ever made, and the Fre1t val
ne Of this combination viii be readily seen when he
tact Is considered that each machine makes a neccEtiy
for the other. Thus: a Mil makes q necossity f0r
Shelter, and Shelter Tor a Mil, etc.
Being adapted 10 the use OF the farmer, b. hofss
power, as q farm implement tscareely has 20 eQua Id
value.
It Is also adapted 70 steam and water or wind sever.
Il is capsule Of grinding from Eve 70 ten bushels Ser
AouIt occurring ifoa Two 20 three horse powar, acc3rd-
ing 20 the quantity and quality or the work done.
II srinds snldcientiy ane forfamily use, making a SUI
periof article Of Alnali leaving it round aud Hypiy,
which is Indispensable for light bread OF ruidings.Z
Every one viii be astonished at the difference 10 his
respect ia favor Of The meal made il this Nil conrar-
ed with that made In any stone mill. Fhey have sniy
to make the trial &C. be convinced.
II viii she'll atty 70 sixty bushels per hour, AM viii
grind and she'll az the same time.
1t wiItcrush nfteon 70 twenty bushels 81 ccrn ana
coo per hour and II VIII crush aud grind az ne SINE
time.
Iii light n Ipostable. weighing thre huntred bounds
and oecupylRs a space Of less than tive feet by three
The grinding surfaces are ve-y duraBio. being maze Of
ison as hard as hardened cast s-eei, and when worn 90
can be replaced without the aid OF q mechanic al thu
trihing cost Of one dollar ard flty cents. tbtis overrorb
ing entirely the great objection 90 iron mills. Particu.
lar attention is called 70 this feature ih the Sill. as
the difficulty Of replacing grinding suffucns ln iron
mills when worn out Is an objection to them tkat has AZ
ways been urged with great force. andhas bad the gFsrs
to prevent thousands from purchnsfng. tth1 0frrrwieF
would be glad to Do 50. That objection is entirely lone
away with this mill.
MilIers will do ven to examine this Mil. there b.
Ing no doubt that they viii find e FOR their interest," 10
adopt 10 fer a feed aliIl, as the grinding surfaces are re-
placed al q much less cost Than is required 10 keen a
stone Ailltn order TO say nothing Of the great saving
in power and cost OF Mill.
An examination Of this mill IS earnestly foiicitei, IS
II must be seen Ia operation 10 be fully understood aad
appreciated.
Cards Of direction are attsehed q each mill. which
will enable any one to set up and operate them withsut
further Instruction..
State and county rights FOR sale on reasonable terms.
Price Of mill complete SIS. For particulars inqulro
Or E. RAWSON, No rs Cdss street. OF atlress s
SHEPARD, PostoGsel Baz, 1851, Chicsso, III.
uoIv1
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Land Warrants.

Tor Cash 9nd on TdEao
We are prepared q loan Land warrants OF all siyasto
settlers on such tine as they may desire-long Or short
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of warrants VIII be kept on hund
for sale as cheap as they can DC bought ~olseWhtrsin
town.
Buy Of regular dealers and beware o. bogus vurranE.
All warrants sold ~ us viii be guaranteed % 30
genuine in every respect and viii be excls ngotif &C.
feCfive.
Being permanently l9catedi in BrowrviiIe, We can al
ways be found az the cid stand q few COOS east of tms
BrOWnville House.
LUSHBAUGm & CARSON.
Bankers, and Dezlerg in Land Warangs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
CorDentry FEade Eagy.

Tbi7iy-e3ght plates, two hundred figures. Tie most
practical and valuable book for farmers extant. Tells
how 70 build Barns, and Houses, Bridges. sc. sc.
Price IS; sample copy 81 ~ mail, postpaid by JAMES
CIIALLEN & son. Philadelphia. Agents wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Peru Chair FaotorY,


ShO1G.
The undersigned, having purchased the ubair ind
Cabinet shop lately owned by e.. II. Marshall. take ha
method Of informing the public that they are nov pro-
pared 70 al orders for al kinds o. furniture. such a.
Chairs, tables, stands, bclsteed, bureaus. safes. criba.
cradles, lounges, etc, etc, either az Wholesale or -
tail as cheap as can &c bought az any other esfahIgh-
meut IN 1.-THE west. The best 81 c1ma lumber and trin-
mings constantly on hand, which viii enable Us e ali
orders for collins at short notice.
We have attached 90 our shop a gDod Horse Power md
Turning Lathe and we arc prepared % do any deSsrip-
uon Of turning iron a Charlie u2to a suEsr Mi.
Chairs and Furniture OF all kinds r~cparedin na best
style.
NIB Corn, Ehelt. Flcur, Dry Goods. Groceries. LINN
Der and produce o. all kinds, Money nos excepted, Ia
ken IN exchange fer work &C goods. We bcpo BY aiict
attention 70 business 70 merit a share OF pvblie pasrin-
age. BENEDICT g. BLISS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29

To P~EE-EMPToRs AND oTHERs-Persons who may
hereafter desire the services q the undersigned, anu
Associates, viii please send to me-
lst. A description Of the land ia contest,
I'd. The time when the cases are tried at the local Of
hces; hOt7 decided; and tvhen sent up.
Sd. A copy OF the evidence taken.
PATENTs-When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent to me. The cost Of obtaining patents Is
only $40.
By.eemplying with the above, much time will be
saved, and the business can BE better attended TO.
JOHN A. PARKER
Washington City, September, IS, 1859
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
D. N. Johnson. Esq.

This gentleman, as will be seen by his
sard to be found 10 another column, has
located in Brownville for the practice of
Medicine and Surgery. Mr.. JoHNsoN is
a graduate Of one Of the best MeLical
Institutes 10 the East, and comes among
US highly recommended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Dissolution

The eopartnership Of Roper s. Weston. as be-otasyrs
existing, and transac,ing business az PawHee Esueho,
Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. F0rdyce En3er
having purchased the entire .HterCst Of J. 3. Weston.
viii remain az the old sfsnd and viii adjust al unset
Tied business Of said Arm. ORDYC 0PEK.
J. B. WESTON.
Pawnee Rancho, Nsvs "a. iss9rBo2I
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
New millinery Store.

Mrs. HENDcrx and Miss LUsK have
opened a Millinery Store on FIRST street.
between Main and Water, and are now
prepared to furnish the Ladies with all
they may want in their line. See adver-
tisement in to-day's paper.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
I'm Town,

Messrs. FURvAs, Of the Council, NoIL
and CRow, Of the House, and CoLENAN,
Serreant-Ot-arms Of the latter body, came
i,o spend the Christmas holidaysw IN their
families and friends. The adjournment
Of the Legislature expiring on the after
noon of yesterday, our Representatives
started early Tuesday morning for the
Capital.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Auctfonl AnctiOnI

H Gs S~lS5aal0OS8
Offers bis services 70 the citizens Of Nemaha and
the adjoining euunties as general aueti0nCer f5r the
sale Of real and personal property, &e.s &c. HgRay
be found az Judge Whitney's Office.
BrownVille. November Sd, 1859. hSlI
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
An Improved Farm
FOR SALE.

A very valuable and desirable improved farm situate
4 10 miles from Brovuyille and ? Il RON Remaha
City, can be had 90 very favorable terms. j. consists
o. l64 acres; 40 acres Under CultiyauOu; = 1cres 10 TIM
Der; good we'll; stock water, and good frame t0use--
The stock-2 yoke ofexen, z COWS, aud Q Young cattie.
the farm Implements, and household furniture wHl De
sold with 10 If desired A rare opportunity shere pre-
sented Enguire 81 r. W. Furnass al tha Advertiser
Office BrownvuIa y. z.
Nov. 1T.f59 MS
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
1903. 45JS.
HANNIBAL s. 81. JOSEPH r. e.
EaG1 Z -
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.

Morning Train leaves St. Joseph at GOO
Evening Train leaves 90 du -e:I0
st. Jaseph is reached by The Western Stage Line
PASSENGERS save time aud tres0me staginC BY ihis route.
Daily connections made at Hannibal with alIsEastern
and Southern Railroads and Packets.
JTD HAYwoOD, Supt., Hannibal.
d SAwiv. General Agent, ST. Joe.
PB GRoAT, @, Ticket Agent, Hannibal
TnEo. Hill, G.. T. Ag't, Brownville.
November q. 1889.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
ERIN $:
sor one year, il paie in advance, S2oo
Blanks

Tsbaye on hand, printed in superior style, and for
n. rbeap for cash, a fresh supply u
tro--anty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trust Deeds, Bono Tor Deeds.
Jugtica, Sheriff and Constable Blanks,
Blink Preemption Papers,
Township Pats. Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes, etc. etc. etc.
r,ich we call the especial attention 81 uhosein need
\ printing Of any ana every description executed 10
.sar IN a style inferior % none, %produced in any part Of
~ ,,untry. We except no cfico in the West, or else
-te-e. ana oner spccimens 81 our work as evidence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-12-29
Lectures in B~rOWnTiIIe.

The second lecture of the course will
be delivered on Tuesday evening, Jan.
3D., by E. w. THo,IAs.