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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09

would realize II be had thu facilities 10 ssnu
his grain to foreign market The result
Is, our farmers have but little indueement
to raise more than bare supply for hoIue
consumption. Aud no, only are our
farmers, ior want Of means "a transport
their produce To market. compelled to sell
It for mere song, bu' tic semccaus, that
thus depreeiaics n. value Of The products
of their labor, greatly enhances the price
Of everything they are compelled to !ur-
chase.
The want Of a railroad on whi'h .
transport their produce TO market decrca 's
il in value one half whilst he same co.
forces them TO pay two prices for ever,
thing they purchase that is not raj, , ia
the country, this is all wronsi n oosua5
can long continue TO prosper, with su,n i
incubus resting upon her indn,trial rc-
sources. But IL is not one Of those wrongs
for which there is no remedy, this wrong
can and will be rcmeiicd so soon as the
Kansas City and Galveston road finished.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09

l@ \ large number of emigrnnts pass
thrOgh Dallas daily, they are mostly bound
for that region of country known as "the
West"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09
Cattle Market.
JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. %, 1865.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. z, 1860.
Arrived to-day, 100 Texas Cattle, "a
Hogs, rs Sleeps and 62 Veal Cattle.
Sales of to-day: = Western Beef, $50
Texas Cattle, Sc Hogs, 5 Mich Cows and
q Veal Cattle.
Stock on sale: ~ Western Beeves, 332
Texas Cattle, 494 Hogs, 583 Sheep, SO Mich
Cows and 383 Veal Cattle.
We nuotp.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09

Western Beef, choice, Z h net...--.......--9---
Western Beef, LIST quality, 4 10 net.......-sg-l2
Western Beef, I'd and Sd quality Z N net-.-9@-l0
Sheep in lots, head .:.......-.... -S ov @-5 %
Texas Cattle, choice, q N = 10
Texas Cattle I'd and ID quality, head...l5 Oo@4O 90
Western Hogs, let quality, z 10 gross....--@- l6
Creole Hoss, Il N ....-....-.-.-lOCd = 10
Mich Cows, q head.........-...-....-GOO 0G 100 90
suckng Calves, 2 og - %
Veal Cattle, y ....s OOg 70 "
From the above quotations il will be seen
that nothing can be made by purchasing
beeves in Texas and sending them to the
New Orleans market; our enterprising cat
tie dealers must find some other market
for the vast droves Of cattle now offered
for sale by the stock raisers Of Texas. Cen
tlemen well informed on the subject inform
us that very near two hundred thousand
dollars have been lost by those engaged in
driving beeves to the New Orleans market
this season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09

The following is the list of officers elect
ed for Tannehill Lodge No. 80, for the next
ensuing Masonic year.
I. L. SHERWOOD, W. NJ.
W. l.. MURPHY, 5. W.
J. W. LANE, J. W.
@. W. STEVENSON, Treas.
J. W. SwIyDELLs, Secy.
F. U. ITrNPHRIEs, Tyler.
NJ. VI. MORRow, 5. ID.
W. W. PEAK, J. ID.
r. T. BUTLER, Chaplain.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09

Eavs on land often play the gave Of pitch
sud io.s. When ~ sea still oftsBer.-l n.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-09
TOBACCO,

CEVEARL thousand pounds o
- ehsles ch.-fns sns sr8otirs Tsb.eeos lu'i r
csfr-o srf f1r sal. y ~.
ff0-ff " y. tILLi"e y
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

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ESTRAY COWS.

Taken MP by the undersigned living near Glen
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r.Eat ear, al@os one iargs biak Cow letter - On
right hip. Fash supposed 70 D. Z ears ola in tho
Spring
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
THE
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

The readers of the CoNTINENTAL are aware Of the
important position it has assumed, of the ipanene,
which IL exerts, and of the brilliant srray of poliSi-
cal and literary talent Ofthe highest order which
supports IL. No publication II the kind has, in
this country, so successfully combined the energy
and freedom OF the daily neyspaper with the high
er literary tone Of the ~frst-class monthly; an0gi il il
very certain TINT no naagrsiae has given viii er
range 10 It's contributors; or preserved itself so com
DlC'e iv from the narrow inhbe nccS Of uarty or OF
fac ion. IN times like the present, such a journal
is either a power in the land or il is nothing. That
the Continental is not the latter is ahundantly
evsdenced by what il has done-hy the reflection of
its eounsels in many important pua'ic eveuts, and
in the character and power OF those who are its
staGne'aest supporters
Though bpt 1t,tle more than ayeaf has eiapsef
since The Contincntsl vas first established. il has
during that tfmeacQGiIea-a ~sterFneh and a signi-
h;auce elevBtingi d. 70 aFu>itCn far aboye taat PFC
Ni"1s!N occupied p strength and "A political 81 ypiG7
cahce eleya4ingi il 70 a position Gar apJvc hat pre-
yiou=Iy ceeul isl 10y ony pablle, ien-tf he kind is
America. Ia pr iof OF Which assertion We cali at,
tent a. to the following facts:
l. ofiR psiical articles rcpublishcd in pamphlet
'crm- . single one has bad. thus fsr, a circulation
a1 one n0n6rcd and six th.nsl,d copies.
?. From ~ Hfsrary aam rusnt, a single serial
newell. Anoty he Pines nos. Within = very lew
months, Snlt nearly tlistv Eve thousand copies -
1--WE nt1er serirs of is literary articles have also
oetn rspue!lShed - zoos form. Eigiy the first p1T-'
t'A' f 4" una 20 dtN 80 IL Aft-r- .
Ne more con;iusiSo taets need be alleiged 10
lroFe The the excellence 81 tbc contdbetious to the
tonttnerta3, or ther rNaor}iuIry poptls itv ard
- cyndlott~FFS q taAi aeJ a5t il halGnst far
oeAlnd FHSeFY EE al Hth- ba- tEss. vgor atF
ahiijy' w ich a7hrusand iau~atfS hs e attribntt Y
T. IT, it VII greatly ep.ar-s-t: circle ri aetion. an j.
dstrsS feaFies7ly aed ifaukly. ever, principle IN
uohcd ri tst sreti %quest,oHs Vi the day. Th- ff>r
@Hsfs Il lie equntry enhancing tLe mLn most
Lmiiar wi,h It's d,p!ouiaey aGd ms, d~lstiuzu sized
for ability. are auItng IFS ctuti5u -orS: nd iGTs
no more "dafterIuE Iram'Se of d pre~pectuo' tosay
has 'b.s '~m'goz'na far the tines" vii emtlay ihe-
tthe HfSi intellect IL America. under aus les ehah
While the CaniLeutal viii exare ; de,id -
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nor be a mere political Journal: much heiarger
partien Of rs columns viii he eulivtaed. a. hercto-
f9rt, by tHes, poetry and huraor. Ina wDrd. the
}Ggntirgn al lyN be found, under its new sal, Of
toitors oeeouyins ? d~osition and presenting atsrac-
lions neyeJ besOre found ID magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
pyserteFy, .EiaTrhaa, Esciax, VOLTS.

TTow5T r.g. 9. Gsea. efIkic6gO.
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Tk0&ss fIAeir SsSaT-e62si% macs. tiiem very &C.
eeptabte nlJdeol5 eAieLt BIZ tie Use OF WoHea and
chluFeIt.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
SINGLE COPIES.
Three dollars a year, in advance. Postage paid by
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JUN r. o % UT0ene 81, N. l.,
Publisher tor the Proprietors.
As an inducement to new subscribers. the Pub
fishers oJeTs the Following !,y--,i rrvla,Sni;
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the magazine from July, 1862, to January, 1864
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pIce Of the subscription. Or, if preferred. a sub
scriber can take tae ma gazine for 1853. and a couv
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To C~0nsnnptiVeS.

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s~eription for the curr Of Consumption, Asthma,
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81, r charge } by sending their address to
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern, notice is hereby
given that Monday the 3Ist day Of July. 1865, is the
time set to hear and determine all Claims against
the Estate # Joseph GiDder, deceased Persons
b.ving claims against said estate will file them in
the Probate ofieo Of Hemaha County by thar time
or they win be forever barred thersfrOm.
d. c. SANDERS,
no-q0-4t nd. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
1861.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
OF THE
For sAa Fax 1884
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLE & FEgn,

DAILY, TRI-WEEKLF & TFFn,
The war drama il approaching It's birbe.t
interest. This year win probably c61sa,...
DDom Of the Rebellion, witness the Nsfie1.ToPt
ernoent restored in the fallen States. 49,
erstfa and Slavery ob'itaratsd from he lasa 81
events Of 81 VIII be among the msstuope..t- '
the History Of the Country, ard doubles. r;It
Glade the return Of Peace, and the eop,-s-
America upon \ new career Of unparaIe.5
ness and prosperity. Win Labor YiR~aies.s5f@ r.
the reproaeh Of serf3om, the People viii s,.i
on q higher plasiorm Of Intelligence and pov.,
feel o still pFof0pudsr interest in all The 5s,7.
the progress OF their own and other lands 49,,
world is entering upon q new series Of eou-,e-
to trrminate in the sriumph Of DsEocracv -.
The Atlantic while emigration to Ameris
acquire a Dew and tremendous impetus auzns,s,-
Immensely cur ~pTodueti1e power.
The string events Of thsetimes win Be g.Di-,
" depicted in ID oOlEIrs o. the DENOCRlF -
We are resolved 70 re=deF more valuable A.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
From a For1earding NereRant-@ s. Lqlis, Fsb Z,

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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
nEEARFHESYpE THE IyTERIoR, !

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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
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&c Of Passing Historz

Inspired By the spirit Of DemOcaey-se,,
lodging no leader but Truth-fhe MsssoUR In
OcRAT viii continue 70 be solely tie Orrsn al
PEOPLE, and prompt to d~enOunes and rsp53iais
Dol; tical OF military asPiraut who zsH = 49,.
their cause.
In addition to our War News, We shal es.srs.
In cur Weekly paper the Weekly News Sgnm--
and also an abstract of she proceedings afCobr,,
of ne Proceedits Of Legislatures Of Nss1S
and Illinois.
Our Tri-Weokiy. viii contain as hsretss7rt7
the Important News. Eocal and Commercial Rssor,
of +he faaiIv
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
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e. FamiIy rhyslc.

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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
TRI-N * DEM0Ckht.
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WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

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uayabis in adVahee.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

i. .wr P~fTTsBUFs,P Pa. May l. 1853.
81 R.lJ. c. AvER. SIR, J. lkFe been rereatedly
eyLek "a tie worst hegdqcbea 81 bOdy can haze by q
dcaeGEtwo Of yoar ,fibs. Hkeenls 20 agise frOma
31tftolIach which they clealse 1t once.
loris Wiz gtat respect. lED w TREBLE.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

y. o.. From Or Edlrqrd H0Hd, BGfimOre.
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conii ANTS Il47g ckred wlfiYt our lhIkbetter thRn
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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

d1ft WARSAW. wrominaCO N. y Oct. "a, 1855
gDBAR SIS; 7 sFFa ,Je,s ger G~atHaftic liils in my
ceai.se tie s. stem aid p,ss5g lie JoaH fassss 81 tIe
hood. JOHN GMEAcHAM, MD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23

The publishers of the S1ENFTFtC 1AfFRfCAN
respectively give notice that the Tenlh Fpiume
New Seriesl will commence on The first If Janasry
next. This j~OIFnaEsas established in 1875. add is
undoubtedly the most widely circulated and jnfaen
tiai publication ofshe Kind in the world. Ii CON-
nenSing the new volume the publishers desire to
s~eara1 ofr.okfon - re .I.s,zo
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-23
Price. q. cents Per Boz, or 5 Eoxe5 fer 81.
Prepared By Or. ]. C. EER & Co., LOWELL lass.

No-AC lN
EASLFy snEBER Rulo.
JOHET. HQTk BRO, salem.
oT s9 o. Dr. II. GRAMS, salem.