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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Ia ROaa ,aeket Line.

- ~ y g. steamer Was Camp
Re- ECapGsyo EoLLAND, arriged here
fyOras pA She is one oft&e line
Understanding with st. Joseph
.0rd Hanmbal EsAa Road at St. Joseph
ai1 r1rnfhng. saafly to Council Bluff
anu i0E4ha. 'TRfs boat in connection
,wia ihe ST. Marys and others will now
make Tegalar grips this season.
Capt. JoSr HoILIND is one of the most
poaular-and deservedly so-Of the Mis-
.souri river commanders. We predict fol
the Campbelf,' under his management, a
handsome business.
f19 Glited'States express is carried OF
he caqpbeh; Hinchley Messenger
4garssn & Lushbaugh agents for this city.
"A safe, reliable and expeditions company
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
From the St. Joseph Gazette.
Latest from the Gold Mines.
DENVER CITY, X. T.,
March 1st, 1859.
Mr.. Thomas a. KIRK :

Mr.. Thomas a.. Klrk
DEAR BRoTHER-I have had my health
better out here than / have had for the
last fifteen years.
/ have been searching for gold all win
ter, and l have found It at last. One of
my crowd has Just returned from out of
the mountains and found a place where
he can take three hundred colors to the pan.
Get one or two good mules and pack
through. Do not wait to join any COM
pany; one or two men are as many as
would want.
Provisions are as cheap here as you can
buy them and haul them.
Do not pay any attention to men coming
back disheartened, for they are too lazy
to work good mines, when they find them.
Youneed not bring any picks or shovels
as | have plenty of them.
Direct your letters TO Denver City, K
T., via Ft. Laramie.
Your most affectionate brother,
E. E. KIRK.
Mr.. T. A. Kirk, brother of the writer
of the above letter, gives the names OF
good and reliable men, to authenticate
the ~truthfulness of the writer. The refer
ence of these men are commendable tC
the public confidence; they are as fol.
lows:
Geo. w. Lewis,
Probate Judge
Col. B. Hartwell, ! Gentry, Co., Mo
John Hundley,
James Howell,
Mr.. Kirk has repeatedly written il
favor of the South Platte route, but as the
letters have been mislaid we cannot pre-.
sent them to our readers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
City Marshall.

jim Coleman has been appointed by
the new Council, City Marshall; so now
look out you young chaps who "raise
hill on general principles" Jim is pro-
vided with "Juniatta Boots" for in door
accommodations, and picks and shovels
for out door amusement. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
EXtraVagant.

A great event in the beau-mode of
Paris has been the Rothschild marriage.
The ladies present wore uponth their presons
jewelry to between twenty and thirty
million dollars. JOHN Mcpherson, at
his store on the-levee, has the choicest lot
Of jewelry ever opened in the west; also,
Dry Goods, Groceries, hardware, sc. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
The Mails.

Some how or other u mail has been
very irregular of late. The Northern
and Southern mails have entirely failed
the past week. We hear that the COM
pany has "busted." No wonder, at the
price they took the contract. It wouldn't
surprise us to hear of other contractors
going by the board for the same reason.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

The ELEcTIoN.-The election on Mon.
day for City Officers passed off quietly
and resulted in the choice Of B. B. Frazer
for Mayor, A. G. Bevan for Marshall
and John Martin for Assessor. Almos
an entirely new Council was elected
Holt Co. NeuS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
important information.

The editor Of this paper, as City Alder
man, has not yet succeeded in running
the corporation in debt two or three hun
dred dollars for printing"
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

A few years since Chill was the great
grain market of the whole Pacific coast.
Now the current is changed and the young
giant of California is already shipping
cargoes of -four and beans to that country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

SAx FRAxcrsco.-It is a lite funny
that where gold is soplenty, money should
be so scarce, but this IS the case at the
present time in San Francisco.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

a
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IfF 900
3 di1et b rent a
~ g af uW . houses
m.V epbers we.
for nll Ahey can
81 heirefa R6ns IRE hgf2
5es Nasiko build as s0Qe. as
81 ansid9rs ble l past year.
g adap!1d
4J ~ hag agRaGa5a5 charter for
AZ t2 thE pe west. our.
p5 ) goal hose q
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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Sovereign.

This new Steamer in this trade made
our landing yesterday, from St. Louis.
The clerk will accept thanks for favors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

The April Term of the District Court
viii commence next Monday. The newly
appointed Judge. Miller, presiding.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

ono mBtaall lie to-
SUmaha TfMesan Ai5raskiqn have
united, and VIII hereafter be published
'asJhe Omaha Nebraskiap and Tines
Robertson and Clark editors and proprie-
tors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
Claim Notice.

To David p. Metcalf, Georye Manley and al 9th
ss 70 when Il nay concern; Ycu arc hereby nOtif-
Cd that ! VII appear a the LAID Ofos in Brown
vile y T., On Friday tie 18th day Of Apnl 1858,
At l o'clock, A n, to prove up ny right e pre-
enptiO1 % the aoTth east quarter of section IS. town
ship ), mage II cast. 81. COLLINS.
BuoTnvIle, ATrl :, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
One coffin.

We noticed on the cover of a wagon,
leaving this place yesterday for Pixies
Peak, the letters G. R. ]. o. IN flaming
big capitals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

ss#Wt 10
20 re uhm-' ut 8 Of
hNunvl'k, Nauaha t5un,y and Nebras-
la, hr.e aboted "a ne least but CT The
contrary each days exrerier esadds 10
rather han diminishes But = arc dis
,ressing, and only pen th Paragraph to
glg5 cur readers an idea + the many
dilic and ~perplexilies with wAga
zeul5r 1~oalnalist, endeavoring IS buld
-, up ibis nature favored west, is surround
eG we. lill 60 latkto tbo text and
a we yerytrieay ih6rder as numbered,
he bove letters q g
. We have NOT. a regular merchaht
? m1fn rs. city. DE Noelhas connecg
wilh.his Ra : SayM Mi, operpi of bprrs,.
by Which corn cal and unbolted' fohF. is
furnished. There IS a good mill, on q
small scale, at Is ? Rock twelve miles
west of this places a6other at Peru,
about she same disg Rorth, both in
this county. 90
CD We consider there she noSbetf6r
opening for a good mereha min, any,
where in the western e6&RI daasa at
BrownviIle. There is no 'cQsss 5
braska in advance Of Nena39
rally. She has produced and ah6
has in store more surplus eqta
= - = $50.
other county in the Territory
vile is the county seat, c9mnaNdSag
principally the business of the county ;
and in addition has the trade of a geodly
portion Of Atchison county, Mo- a fer
tile and extensive portion of bottom coun-
try immediately opposite this place. A
ready market is found here for all the
products of the farmer and atgood prices.
Corn is now worth, in cash, from As to SO
cents per bushel. The wheat crop last
year was nearly, or quite a failure on &C
count Of the rust5 Spring wheat is the
princiBal variety sown. Fallwheat without
doubt viii do well if put in witha drill,
Our farmers are making extra prepare
uons for extensive farming this season.
a man or company understanding their
business could reap a golden harvest by
erecting a No. / merchant mill IN this
place. They could supplya all the country
North and West of this.
80 There is no water power imme.
diately at our place, nor nearer than about
5 miles.
(4.) There is ne doubt as to the prac-
ticabllity of steam power in such an en-,
terprize at this point. Wood is abundan
and cheap; and beside coal abOunds il
the vicinity, and even within the corporate
limits Of our city, we have no doubt, a
satisfactory discoveries have been mad'
by very limited explorations.
(5.) The retail price is s. per corr
delivered. II could be had for much les
in large quantities and by the season a
would be necessary in running an exten
sire mil.
(69 That would be altogether OWNS
TO the location, and whether you purchases
land entered, or took a claim Of govern
ment land. If the latter, you would &c
TIE surrounding land al SIPS per acr'
and a mili size thrown IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

The "April Shower sent YESTERDAY
by the clerk of the weather, turned on
to be snow! So we go.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

Mr.. Kirk has repeatedly written in
favor of the South Platte route, but as the
letters have been mislaid we Cannot pre-
sent them to our readers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14
FOTJND.

MEMORANDUM BOOK, which the owner car
have by calling at this Office, describing and paying
for this advertisement.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-14

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

An old man in Williamson county. Teen, who is
now eighty,fve years Of age, says he never took a
chew Of tobacco, though making millions of pounds
of it, in his life never smoked cigar piee and
never had on pair o. boots.
The Milledgeville tGa.) Recorder says" Now
Georgia can mstch Tennessee, and Baldwin county
can show the man. country neighbor of ours,
now nearly eighty years old, never wore pair of
boots, (but always shOes,) never took chew of to-
bacco, never smoked a pipe or cigar, nor has he
ever had drop of spirits in has mouth although he
served two campaigns in the army and he has the
pest year more than made comfortable support by
his labor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

The one hundred and twenty second anniversary
Of the birth day Of THOMAS PAINE, was celebrated
in New York, on the evening of the Slst of Jan
The following toast was given in the course of the
evening.
The MEMORY OF THOMAS PAINE.-The author-hero
of the Revolution; the star that pointed the way 10
Independence; the light that relieved the darkness
of the ''times that tried mems SOULS" that dssipat
ed the fears of the tmid, and encouraged the hopes
of the ssuguine for the ultimate triumph of right
over might by the independence of the United
States, the model Republic of the world.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

a Great Book f0r sho Holidays, fer sunday
schools and for the Library.
THE LAND AND TIE BOOK
BIBLICALILLUsrRATloSs DRAWN IRON TEE MASSlsEs
AND CUSTOMS TIE SCENES AND SCENERY
or THE HOLY LAND.
Ny W. N. ThOnpson, D. D.,

rWurrE-IrvE g ? NJ y IERIA
PALESTINE
With two elaborate Maps Of Palestine accurate Plan o. jer-
SALEM, and ss5erIt hundred Egrregs representng TIE
Scenery, Typography, and Productions Holy Land and
the Costumes, Manners, People. Two Es
CANT Large Emo Volumes
The land 81 ne Bible is part Of tie Divine Revelation It hears
ssaong essenaI to faith, I'd gives invaluable IN
position Both have been written fir face Of Pas
tine, and deeply gnyen tfEs By the anger Of Colin Characters
Of living light r0eolleet this testimony and populazs thess
lessons for the biblical student u every and proi
nsnt design Of this WORK Rsgsessy gears
been permitted to read the Book b the Ind heis
upon and he nov AaHsoysr friendly torch to tsle Wis
have not thus been ATo In this attempt sas has been en-.
plOyed aid the pen large nater pictorial iussoas
introduced many Of tae original, an giving zsnuins
representation Of things in tie Holy Land Of he
present day. They sucy sketches Of nmaguar scenes
thrown subell,h the page pictures o. living Manners
studies topography, exponens Of interesting bal
illusions. which viii add greatly to ne value q the work.
Just received BY W. T. BEBKY& CO., square.
Jan. IS-tf
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MORE 70 BE- ADMIRED THAg TIE
Il ICMEST DIADE M

Worn by Kings or EmperOrs
what! Why Beautiful Head OF Hair
BECAUSE Is the God Himself prgifs ior an
Reader, although the bloom
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the hair snarled and sEyele harsh and dry. 80
prnked with nature will lose hall Der chams Pr Z
Woods Hair Restorative II used three tines week. u
restore and permanently seearu all, such oTnameut Re
the following and judge. The writer is the eeebt Pianist
DE. WooD:- NV YoRE, April ls Is5s.
rr fT-Peruit me to express 70 you he obigatous az
under restoration ny otis original color
about the time arrival in The United STATES il pidy
tive ii recovered lis original lac consider your ReoFstve
very wonderful invention quite ehcacious Vel
agreeable an, dear sir, yours traly.
:. THALBERG.
'sDryeA ar Gvylielyct'
welsh Newspaper Office. b Nassau st April is. 1853.
PRog O. J. Weep: Belr Sr-soune month or weeks
received your Restorative gave il ny vie,
who concluded TO try Il her hair Little thinking al me tine
we'll my surprise, afef few use rial it has perrued
that wonderful eeet q turning al the hairs s % bsn,
the time besu and thckenng tie hair. strongly
recommend tie above Restorative to all IN want q sacA
change Of their hair CHARLES CAiDkE
NEw YoRK, July - 1s57
PAOF. o. J. WOe3 VITA confidence do recommend your
Since using your Hair Restorative my Which
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confident that few more aDpations viii restore thea 20 their
natural color. 1t also relieved
pleasant itching 50 common among persons Who pee ssy
PROF WooB-About tive years ago ny hair commenced fing
Oh and turning last becouing bald and had tired
many remedies TO no eject commenced using your Resor
January few applications fastened ny hair a-y
II tegAn to MI OUT and turned back 70 is former co
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Chicago ill., May :, 1851. J. d. HoEs-
dun and small the small holds = pint and reas Tor
dollar per bottle; the medium holds At % twenty per cent
proportion than the SMALL retails dollars per bottle;
the large holds quart forty cent in ProPoFton AID
O. J. Wo0B&cc ,Propristors s9 Broadway, New YORK On
the great Wire Railing Baablshmen and ia Aarks s.,
And Sold By all good Druggists aad Fancy Goods Dealers
noy23-iawlyins
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

We wOnld advise cur subscribers to fe the num-
bers of our paper containing the speeches Of Messrs.
JoHEsoE, Atkins, and AvERY which are now
publishing. They contain important information
which will be convenient for future reference
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSAKG
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
No. 0 Market streel

4S DR.. King, formerly ofSew YORK, for the lasi four
49, years Louisville. KENTUCKY and who has De-
voted his attention the treatment q private diseases for
thirty years hatters himself, having ATTENDED - p gr
years. and cured many thousands, he IL enabled
all diseases private natter how lad y nay
frem Id udicious mgdicz fm Hedc o. her
Dr.. King Dispensa Is No p Deaeck street, between
Cherry and the Square, where he cures all diseases Of private
nature.
GOEORHEA cured without medicine iusreEsnes
from business.
OF old recent date, ehectuaJ cured IN few
avs, operation which pain Where Structure
exists enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undernines the constitution MUCH
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin. crossing eat q neg
treatment, Be enectuall cured in few days
SEMINAL particular attention having been given
this disease, and all the consequences growing Of IL brought
in many BY the destructive habits Of ncot erae
Youths and excessse indulgence d the PASSIONS neglect o.
which will undermine the constitution nsrug the uuit
for business society, and causing premature old
Females who may be abong vita any dculty u the womb
may assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad writing and stang their vita
fee enclosed, directed Dr. A. King, No. q Derek
Nashville Tennessee will have Necessary medicine
their address, with necessary directions secrecy Observed
Office FROM O'Clock ia the morning until Gin the
23-iGWiy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
1oO0 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMRERED LAND
FOR SALE.

tTEAM Saw Grst Mill. nearly, in good runningn
DER situated about is miles from Nashville miles rtn
Springfield ~ miles Of the Edgshed and kentucky
Raroed the soueas, Of Robertson county. VI
the whole tract about 50 Of cleared and with got
country buildings splendid failing springs;
sprnhed to Nashville is about 20 be opened thrOush
tract.
This would make splendid Ssck Farm, and Is rstrats
tobacco land ard timber almost nexhzustibeO glti
lumber men, persons desiring good AID esPr
a Tobacco Farm.
desiring the land viii call VIM CummL.
premises, DR. w Farmer. Of Springfield, v
Nance in Nashville The Steam Saw Mil il eating from ~
feet Of lumber Per daCouar saw and plenty Of gcCd
convenisDr The MILL timber Jet having been CO
Of the land titles mostly level aud has fine creek Of consLt
water running through the same.
dsos-a&w3n WI. D. sUE4INGz.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
TIL E r Y E!
VOLUNTARY NY!


NASHVILLE, Feb. 5th, 1859.
rEAR sm:Nothng aasrd pleasure than to offer
you my thanks for the prompt relief which You have brought
sight Nv pro eonai duties have laty weakened my
much prevent almost om reading the evening
aid with the greatest efforts that could really but
efforts followed the day by heavy pains
beth eyes aud Inflammation which the trying
could only make Ct eye he right
being covered by frecI lie from infaney)
Your arrival in this city has heeen highly beneficial to
only few days relieved Of pain and inamms
ton, but you have also gthene sight, and greatly elGv
the fece which covered my other All this done
without any cessation OF my professional duties, and the
pense Of the teng which could be paid any
physician.
Ia expressing you my satisfaction intend merely 90 justice
your skill Ocut and whenever this testimonial
be Of any wish you to publish for advantage
my will always confirm this VebalIy
Yours truly,
PROFESSOR A. FRIsE.
Dr. MoscHzIskEs, st. Cloud Hotel.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
d EAFNE s 81!

last twelve years have been afflicted with rising my
right accompanied with deafness days ago placed
myself of DR.. YOS MoscHzsKsR. found
myself greatly and DOUBT notasr visits, will
be sound entirely WE'LL With satisfaction all
suffering Deafness Blindness delay
placing themselves under MescHzIsKKR as
firmly believe there any disease either Of the Eye Ear
that curable MoscHzIsEER do it. HILL.
NASHVILLE Feb. 4, 1859.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

A correspondent from Williamson suggests that
the delegates from the counties composing the fifth
Congressional District, to the State Convention Oh
tbs 18th of March, be authorized and instructed 70
roommate candidate fer Congress at that time
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
manny's COmDIBea Reaper and
Mower,

IMTIEH WUUU7S IlHFftUB IN IN 4 s""Ihs
w celebrated Maehiner eceyed the hr premium OF GTh
MEDA- the best combined Reapng and Moving Mse
At the great United Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
KY September, ISL The trial OF syracuse New
York, in Jdly, where all the pr al Machines in The United
ghy tested. The committee male their a1as
thrSugh p Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, KY.
Il also received the best Reaper, and As The best
Mower, before separate committees, appointed BY the Psi
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," al nashville
In july S57 over Of the machines nov in u.s. N Tenn
Numerous preIaiums and awards given tis acns
during the season, every Machine in America
The above machines for sale BY the undersigned,
B. y. CHBATHAA,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELS CO.,
Nashvilla. Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
GAINESVILLE. Jan. s1st. 1858.

To the Editor ofths JetsrsoniaH: lam glad call
from smsny voters" appearing a recent num-
Der of your paper, inviting me TO become a candi>
date for the office of Solicitor General has furnished
me au opportunity of carrying out determination
previously made to announce myself for the sp-
preaching election. The Sfiee by the resignation
Of III late incumbent being left in allegiance, have
received an appointment from the Governor to fill
the vacancy during the short time preceding the
election on Saturday, the 18th day of March next.
The fulflment of the duties of the ocsin the sew,
ersl Courts of the circuit, will exhaust the greater
part of the time intervening between this and cleo
ton day, and 50 will prevent personal interview
with many of my influential friends whose oo>opers-
ton aud support, am forced to this means of
ask rg.
The cordial tender of support volunteered by al
most every member fthe Bar is fstlering and I'M
deserved, and l am sorry have no other means
whereby, to testify my thanks and gratitude for
their show of confidence aud respect, than cour-
teous department toward them in the exercise Of
the duties of my pro TEN appointment.
r w Johnson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

PRENTICE Of the Journal is still rOeming through
the northern States lee uriug the people at fifty
cents per head and holding close communion with
his Black Republican brethren. Though he delights
in abusing Southern politicians he seems to be inns
itating distinguished frs-edter of old who in the
days Of Job, was constantly "going to aud fro in
the earth and walk n up and down in it."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05
I CoNcLuDED To-MoRRosRow

The election Of Attorney General for the Tenth
So.icitorial District, will take place Saturday
the 18th day of March. RoBERT W. JOHNSON, Esq,
of Clarksville, aud W. E. LOWE, Esq, of Dover,
have announced themselves as candidates. Mr.
JoINsON having been appointed by Gov. HABRIs te
fill the Office until the election publishes the follow
lowing Card in response to the call of his fellow
citizens TO become candidate before the peo-
pie:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

The Louisville Democrat says the Republican Bar
zer, Nashville, Tenn.,) speaks with great many
quotation marks and not ie" italics, of the ter
rible wrong done in giving POstmsster-General
Brown the credit Of the Overland Nal Route, and
thinks it all due TO Congress. 1t is thought that he
will next refuse give Gen. Scott credit for his vic
tories in Mexico, for Congress declared war.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-05

The overland nail with files Of California papers
to the 9TH of January reached Memphis the 3lst,
making the trip from San Francisco in twenty four
days, two days esrlier than the Tehusutepec route
A well authenticated rumOr assigns Attorney Gen.
eraI Black the seat on the Bench of the United
Stalks Court in Pennsylvania, vacated by Judge
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