Nebraska advertiser., 1864-05-05
OF THE
MISSOURI DshOGRAF.
For the Year 1864.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY s WEEKLY

OO
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY S WEEKLY
The war drama is approaching its highest point Of
interest. This year viii probably consumate the
Doom OF the Rebellion, witness the National Gov
eminent restored in the fallen States, these regen-
Grated, and Slavery OOliterated from the land The
events Of '6I will be among the m-ostmomentous in
the History Of the Country, and doubtless will in
elude the return CT Peace, and the entrance of
America upon a new career of unparalleled great
ness and prosperity. With Labor vindicated from
the reproach Of ~serfdom, the People viii stand up
on a higher platform Of intelligence and power, and
feel a still profOunder interest in all the details of
the progress Of their own and other lands. Mhe old
world is entering upon a new series Of connections,
to terminate in the triumph of Democracy beyond
the Atlantic while emigration to America viii
acquire n new and tremendous impetus, augmenting
immensely cur productive power.
The string events of the times viii be graphical
II deposited in the columns of the DEMOCRAT, which
Weare resolved to rGrder more valuable AMI at
tractive than ever as q faithful
Mirror Of Passing History
Inspired BY the spirit Of Demoeracy-acknow-
lodging no leader but Truth-The MISSOURI DEM
ocEAT VIII e~ontiuae to be solely the Organ of the
People, and prompt to dsnounce and r~epudiate any
political or military aspirant who seeks to betray
their cause.
, In addition to our War News, we shall continue
in our Weekly paper the Weekly News summary,
add also an abstract Of the proceedings Of Congress
and Of the Proceedings of Legislatures Of Missouri
and Illinois.
Our Tri-WeOkIy, win contain as heretofore. all
the Important News, Local and Commercial Reports
Of the Daily.
THE DAILYDEMCR AT
Shall notbt exeelled BY any paper in the West
We have improved our arrangements for full
SPECIAL TELEGRAPH REPORTS
From Washington, from the Lower Mississippi, and
from the Missouri and Illinois Capitals. These
viii be published in addition to the Letters Of our
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE,
And our usual quantity Of General News Matter.
We request all Postmasters and friends to act as
Agents.
Send for specimen numbers of the Papers and
Prospectus fl distribution, and they will be prompt
~ forwarded.
Send as many names as possible in Clubs, to have
their papers sent 70 one address-the address Of
the Postmaster or the getter up Of the Club.
It is not required that all the papers of a Club
shall be sent 10 one Post Office. the number may be
sent to different Offices, and additions may be made
at any time.
The following are our rates for the year 1854:
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Mail Subscribers-one year $1,000
Price to News Dealers = 50 80 per loo
TRI-WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
Nail Subscribers-one year $500
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
Single COpiss-one year $500
Three Copies 500
Five Copies 500
Ten Copies = 1900
Any larger Club than ten win be charged at tie
rate Of one dollar and a half per cosy.
The above rates for all Mail Subscriptions are
payable in advance.
Orders not accompanied with the money viii re-
ceive no attention.
An papers Of either edition, will be discontinued
at the end Of the time paid for.
MCKEE, FISHBACK & CO. Proprietors.
Al and Is Locust street., ST. Louis, No.