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DEVOTED TO ART, SCIENCE, AGRICUKTDREj COSffl OF NEBRASKA;
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CITY OF BECWNVIIIiE; :EMAH A COUNTY
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ad Street, liet. Haia and water,
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BIIOWKVILLE, N. T.
.n,Tf naiJ in advance. - - ?2.09
advance,
pr.-" i
fc ' " at tho end of months, 2,50
12 . 3,00
t .r" - f 12 c r nwro will be furnished at $1,50 per
, "-u.;'Jl1 juvl catU . acooaJ panics mo oraer,
s " rTES OF ADVERTISING:
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-"Slji-.ijaal insertion,
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: inc?s CirJs ofsix Haes or less one year,
IhitViUTsn, one year, -,
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liu'.f Culumnj fix inonias,
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.''iL.ilNtpsferoffieeinaJTance,)
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-frit.-
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1 'Zan'll' BcsincFS Cards, of five linea or less, for
2 a vjrti.e:nents will be considered by tho year,
! '..'u 'jft.w-ilisd on the manuscript, or previously
.'r .0 1 un between the parties. - j
i Vlrrr!ieaieiits not marked on thecopy for a spe;i-
i number of insertion?, will be continued. until jr
.-...jit, unlehargcJ accordingly.
; AH a Tvertisements from strangers or transient pcr-
., to he raid in advance. ' -
i h-firiviVc f yearly advertisers will be confined
, r.v m tii' own business ; and all advertisements
"t jtr-Uinin thereto, to be paid for extra. ;
Vuir!)- adv-crtisers have tho privilege of changing
' :irs.lTeriiiements quarterly.
'i AH l'.-i'l 'd ad veniscincnts charged double the above
I Aivo-timrnls on the inside exclusively : will be
'h.Tel extra.
BOOK AND FANCY
'JOB PRINTING!
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Having jublcd to the Advertiser OGice Card and
yi Trcfses, New Tyix-s of the latest styles, Inks of
uilcdrr?. l!r nzes, Tine Paper, Envelopes, &c.; we
ar?T! v: prey nrcd to execute Job Work of every "de-
criptio'i in a tyle unsurpassed by any other ofScc
'a !!: I. iiilcd states.
i trtvuiar attention wi;i De given to orders from a
''iinc? in having them promptly attended to.
'f'u? Proprietor, who, having had an extensive ex
'rienoc, will rive his personal attention to this branch
f 'u.-i;.nfs siv.i hopes, in hi3 endeavors to please,
'! la ;aa cx-'eiieneo oi ins work, and reasonable
lar jes.to receive a share of the public patronage.
BUSINESS CARDS.
JJROYVNVILKE.
A. S. H0LLADAY. M. D.
SURGEON, PHYSICIAN
LTwOWNTILLE, N. T.; . '
V.k'it a sliaro of public patronage, in the various
-upof his profession, from the citixens of Brown
v"' "nil rL-iaity.
HOBLITZELL & CO.,
W BOLE ALE AXD RETAIL SEALERS IK
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Quccnsware, Hardware,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
MISS MARY TURNER,
mmm
r--s: Street, between Kain and Water,
r IMIOWNVI LLE, N. T.
-Tfirfj ani .Jfirnmivgs always on hand.
C. W. WHEELER,
PDiTTmnnn inn nTTir nnn
i"'J TZLZZ ilTO UATSU -2.
ro-drxi.illo, INT. I.
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KICKETTS,
CAH?EITTER AtTD JOINER,
Y-?r- rj t t.t,t7
XERRASKA. TEURITOIIY.
JTlN. THOMPSON,
Jnmim at law,
LOT AND LAND AGENT;
Comer of First and Atlantic- Streets,
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BROWXYILLE. N. T-
tton UbcCourU of Northern Missouri, Ne-
c tern Iowa..
AND
Gerxeral Land Agent
OMAHA CITY. N. T.
- UEFCEEKCE.
V ' Um,lLa ?. IL P. Rennet, Nebraska City
l MfXL7 est
V71 Vf"
A. A. BRADFORD '
TV. MCLSN5TA3, '
Nebraska; City, N.TT. - :
D. L. MC'GABY,
wuviile,N. T.
BRADF0KD, McLEMAN . & McGAliT,
ATTDBUBYS AT
' : AND
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY.
Brownville and Nebraska City,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
BEING permanently located in the l erntory, ue
will give our entire time and attention to tie
practice of our profession, in all its branches. . Mat-
Purchases of Heal EattU, Sanctions ftf IjuuI", Xa
tin of Land Warrants, and all other business en
trusted to our management, will receive proraptand
faithful attention. -
EEFERENCES.
S. F. Nuckolls,
Richard Brown,
Wm. Iloblitjtcli & Co.,
Hon. James Craig, . .
lion. James M. linghes,
Hon. John R. Shcpley,
lessrs. Crow, JlcCreary & Co.
Messrs. S.O. Ilubbard & Co.,
Hon. J. M. Love, '
vl-nl
Nebraska City,
Brownville,
. St, Joseph, Mo.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
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44 U ,
Cincinnati O.
Keokuk, Iowa.
June 7, 1858.
A. J. POrPLETONV . VX. X BYER3.
roPPLETON & BYERS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
And General Land Agents, :
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
Land Warrants Bought and Sold.
LAND ENTERED ON TIME.
SPECIAL attention given to the selection and en
try of Lands for Settlers, and all others desiring
choice locations. - .
. Land Claims, Town Lots and all kinds of Real Es
tate, bought and sold and investments made for dis
tant Dealers. !
J. HART & SON
sum t miiss
' Oregon, Ilolt County, Missonrii
Kcepconstantlyonhand all description of Harness,
Saddles, Bridles, 4c, c.
N. B. E very article in our shop israanufactarcd
by ourselve?,and warranted to give satisfaction.
W. P. LOAN,
ATTOROBY AT LAW.
LAND AND LOT AGENT;
ARCHER, RICHARDSON COUNTY, N. T.
OLIVEK BENKET.
JAMES r. FISKE
TV. B. GAKSIT.
ArCCSTTS KNIGHT.
OLIVER .BENNETT & CO., '
Manufacturers and TThalcsale Dealers in ,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NO. 8T MAIN STREET, . .
( Fobji bly, No. 101, CeXRoP Main axd Locust.)
ST. LOUIS, MO. -
B. B. TEG RAX. . "8. H. RIDDLE.
, B. R PB6RA1M &. CO.,
33 SI 33. IS- 0 1?.ZB
AND
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
COUNCIL BLUFFcq IOWA;;
F. DINGS & CO., :
Importcrt of, and Wholesale Dealert in ; '
Fancy Goods. ;
Manufacturers of all kinds of Brushes.
39 North Main Street, (Up Stairs,
ST. LOUIS, Mo. ' . 32-1 y
:,, G.;W.,HURN, vvv
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOH.
NEMAHA CITY, N. T. : : ;V
1TTILL attend promptly to all business In his rro
i V fessicn when called on : 6uch as subiiving
Claims, layijg out Town Lots, Drafting City Plats
ete..etc. . . ; g7tf
R. E. HARDING. O. C. EIMBOCGH K. F. T0031EE
HARDIMG, K1MBQUGH &. CO.,
UaHiifacttircrt and Wholesale Dealert
HATS, CAPS & STRAW'GOODS,
No 49 Kaia street, let. Olive and Fine,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Particular attention paid to manufacturing our
finest Mole Hats.
A. L. COATE,
county surveyor;
BROWNVILLE, NEMAHA CO.
Uebrasia Territory. . ......
A. D. KIRK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
. Land Agent and Notary Public,
Archer, Richardson county, N. T.
Will practice in the Courts of Nebraska, assisted
by Harding and Bennett, Nebraska City.
JACOB S AFFORD,
Attorney and Counsellor at' Law.
GENERAL INSURANCE AND LAND AGENT.
And Notary PubUc.
Nebraska City, Nebraska Territorv.
WILL attend promptly to all buisness entrusted
to his care, in Nebraska Territorv nnt wt.
ern lowa.
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September 12, 1S55. Tlnl5-ly ' -
SPRIGMAN & BROWN,
RAILROAD AND STEAMEQA.T
AGENTS.
And General Commission Merchants.
No. 46, Public Landing.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
JAMES W. GIBSON,
BLACKSMITH
Second Street, between Main and Nebnwka,
' BROWNVILLE, N.
T.
V. MCDD, a. L.. HUGHES, , J. J. MTJDD,
H. T. MCDD, 8. O. GQUBB.
MUDD & HUGHES.
PRODUCE COMMISSION
No. 33 Levee and -65 Commercial Stree
ST. LOUIS. MO.
LAW
uRYi AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Public 33.
AN ACT to establish certain Post Roads in the
United States and the ' Territories thereof.
Be it enacted ly Vie Senate and Souse of
Representatives of the United States of America
in - Congress assembled, That , the following
roa!.ba iriil the., same : are .hereby ... declared
post roadi, to wit: - .
From Patten, Penobscot county, via Island
Falls to Smyrna in Aroostook county.
From Rockland, via Rockville, West Cam
den, South Hope, Union, McLeans Mills,
North Appleton, Saarsmont, South Montville,
Liberty, Montville, South Freedom, West
Freedom, Centre Albion, Albion, East Benton
and Benton, to Kendalls mills. -, ;;
From North Castine via West Brookville
South Brookville to Sedgwick, : ' .
From Skowhegan, to XJorth An&on,
From Weston via Bancroft, Barker Tract,
and Reed Plantation to the; Molnnkus Post
Office.' : , ' : r ., . :
From north Shelden via West Berkshire to
Berkshira in Franklin county. '
From Yergennes viay est Addison and Cnim-
ney Point to Port King in tho State of New
AVI . fc V i J. ., -
From Bradford via East Corinth,-Waits
River, East Orange, Washington and Barre,
iw wuuiuu m: ' . . .
j?rom ot JoncsDur via west . waienora
lower aterford and Uatetford to Littletown
isew.-nampsmre. ....... . .
MASSACHUSETTS. 1
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. , .,, Ut,V ,,t.".C8truw'm'
to A dams ville Rhode Island,
''-. : CONNECTICUT.
From.Waterbury viaMiddlsburg, to Wood
bury, ; . :. , :,. , ,
x rom Wolcottville via Tornngton to Goshen
' J NEW YORK
From Havanna . in Schuvler county, via
Odessa,, Mecklenburg and Perrv City to Tru-
mansDurg in Tom kins county j
From Owego via south Owesro to Warren
centre in Bradford county Pennsvlvania.
BrxrKrcvTT-iwf ' .
. . .-'
rom uonncaucviue urawiora county via
Crossingvilb aud Edenboto to Waterford. in I
Eric .0it. :' - --:-1
From Hanover via Littlestown m Adams
county and Monocacyvnie in uarroii county
. - yi ' w I
juaryiana, to xanniiwuurg m x uuuui i
r I 3 i - X? r . J T 1- nA t. I
Maryland. . -r - .
From Pittsburg via Pittsburg and Connelis-
ville railrcad to Conhellsville. . , ,
From Brookville Jefferson county viaRich-
ardsville, Mary Ann ville, Shaffners corners,
Beach Bottom and Bear Creek Mills to liidg-
Bwny , ' , . v. u ;? ... '
i torn blue Ball, in Lancaster county,, via.
Weavers Mill, Boumansville, ard : Knawer's,
to Reading.- :r- . . '
From M.inetta in Lancaster county, via
Silver Spring, and Hempneld, to Lancaster.
From Lancaster via Willow btreet iiawlins-
ville and Bethesda to McCalls Ferry.
From Lancaster via Greenland and Souders-
bun! to Paradise. - "' 1
From Beaver via Parkinson and Service
p:st offices to Frankford.
From Evansburg to L.inesvuie via &nerman
vine in v;rawiora county. . , ...
From Holledaysburg to Williamsburg.
From Orcutts Creek Pennsylvania to Che-
mumg New York, v
From Stamiccato Tallmans ville. , .
From Tallmonsville Waj-ne county to Star-
rucca in said county. .. -J
' u'11:,: MARYLAND '
From Oakland in Alleghany county via
Shiry's Red House, Forks of Horse Shoe run,
Bouninelds Mills and Holly iieaaows, 10 new
Interest in Randolph County Virginia. '
rrom MJCKeyesvme via ouwu, uuhh w,
Black Rock.
From Aliens Fresh to Thomkinsville.
Fmm Pnrt Tnhnrfin to Pisah in Charles
irom FOIt lODaCCO to riSgan m vnariw
r ' ... . - ' . . ' ; .
Frnm Frftdfirick V a" L.ew Ston and CatOCin
Furnace toMcchaniwtown. - ; - r :
.
From west Nottingham via Battle Swamp
to Rising Sun,
.VIRGINIA..
From Wellsburg in Brook county via Beth
any to west Alexandria in Washington county
ennsylvania.
From Water Lick Warren county to Earners
Springs in Shenandoah county
From. Kstillsville to Stony creet in bcott
county
From new California in Koane County via
William Gandees, Elijah Leforces on the flat
ork of Pocatakiso and new Kentuck to bis
sonville in Kanawha county.
From Kowlesburg in .Preston county via
TtnflPaln fin! i-rl f rronVa im r oof T? Ircr tr
Tmint on tho l)rv fork of Raid rivwr whsre thft
route from Beverly in Randolph County crosses
iu. 1 1 u -r fiv.AMt . ... . i
From Western Ford Tucker conntv via
T.oroi An niioo it TiorVn
irf. ALU.. W . V. IHUV. X U ; SJVU. wVUl
county.
From Woodstock in Shenandoah county to
ount Olive.
Mount Olive. '
From Harrisburg m Rockingham county to
Aiom springs, in imu coumy.
X IUIU X VlUt I. ICdSilUt 1U JUIUUll 11 I T ia
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iue viuiKauuni ivoui 10 jacKsou courc nouse,
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I VU JLTMUOIIV & UKUaUl WUI. , UU lltgUIVVU
lUimca'CKiouacKson etiurt nuuse.
v, p ; a mtf
a. ivii VA'iavi va ita iipvuiakbVA wuuvj v
bnanish Oaks to Oakville.
Frnm illnnra Trirn in Ksspt wmnr tn
Bestland in same county,-
Frnm lAneastir (C, r Mirrv Pnmf
From Norfolk via York River to Kirsr and
Queen (C H) touchin
i
at all post off ces on
said nver, .
. Establish a daily mail from Ashland in
Kentucky to Guyondotte in Virgicta,
From Williams Wharf by Greens Wharf
to .North end in the county of Matthews.
Fmm Twvnck "Dalrt ti. (Yxr Part Maienn
county. . ' -
' " NORTH CAROLINA.
From Chapel Hill in Oransre county via
Fearington's Mill. ' Asa lligbee's Store,1 rilo
mas B. Farrsn and Maoly ."Snipe's' ta Wl.".te
Cross in Orango county. . , . . . t .
From Strickland Depot in Dauphin county
via Dresden and Prescott t5 Ro'cknsh,
' From Clinton in Sampson county via Tay
lor's Bridge to Harrel3 Store in New Hanover
county '''r'.'- r ; tlpi':.
From Lileville in Anso a county via Hailey's
Ferry to Rochingham in Richmond, county,
- From Durham's' Depot in Orocge county
via Simm's Mill, Douglass and Webb's Fac
tory, Round Hill, Dials Creek, Cross Roads
near Red Mountain to South Lowel!,, , .
i ..- ; s6UTH CAROLINA. 7
From Horse Shoe South Carolina via Holly
Springs, Long Creek, and Checkeroe to Clay
ton, Georgia, - t
From Anderson via .Piercetown Equality,
Slabtown Churubusco and Milwee to Ander
son, . - - ; ; ' ' O ' 1 '
' From Anderson via . Varannes ' and Lvel
Land to Abbeville Courthouse 1 "".-" '
From Pickens (C H) via Bartln'a TaWe
Rock. South Saluda to Greenville, r .
From Lumkin Stewart cpunty via Florenco
to ulenville m Alabama
From Newnan Coweta county to .Wedowee
in Randolph county Alabama,- v r- L
From Covington via" Rocky PJains, Snap
pinS Shoal to Beersheba Henry county. . .
From the terminus of the Brunswick and
Florida Railroad west of the Saltilla river, to
the' terminus of tho Savannah Albany and
Gulf Railroad west of the Altamaha liter, s
ALABAMA.-
From Franklin toGeneva in Henry, county,
1 rom Callicrs Store m Pike county via
Howard's Level to Bcsly villa in Cctfeo county,
xrom ureenvuio via ooutn uutieT to vuity
Streak in Butler conntv. i .-f '.,:
r From Troy in Pike county via Whitewater,
Kockyhead Haw Ridscand WestvillotoNew
ton in Dale county-the y route heretofore es-
t.ililislio.l fv law frnm Trrtr vTa T?rtrlccheftT tr
IJalevilla is hereby f discontinued - and re
From YotmgsVille via Becketsville, CLap-
mans Ford, Goldviue, Jackson's Camp, Al
mond. Ne3abulga to Wedowes.
From Burleson in Franklin county to Bares
ville m Marion county.
Irom. Dadeville via lontreal, Island .Home
Fish Bond. Bulgers Mills to Nixburgh,
From Winchester on Mobile and Ohio Rail-
roaa via isney, i5utier, jviount Bternng ana
Tomkmsville to Linden m Marengo county,
From Mobile via Blakelv to Cottreu and
uonneiiy's Mills in uaiawm county,
From St. Sterjhen'a in Washinerton county
to Citronell in Mobile county,
From Stenhensnn via All
hann.
flnlhns ' to
Liiikin Fork m Jackson county.
From Bridseville Pickens county to Macon
. w
Koxubeo county Mississippi,
mi AT T . . n .
j? rom lusKegce via XMew roiosi 10 oociety
Hill.
From the State Line Station on the Mobile
and Ohio .Railroad to Bladen Springs in Choc
taw county,
From Burleson in Jb ranklin county to Uarns
ville in Mairon. county, "-,'; . '
7 ,: ' ;" ' Mississippi.- . i--. : t.
From Greenville in Washington c6unty to
JUtlAUll 111 ouuuuni:! uuuijr,
From Kosciusco via Centre, Yorka and Ld
inburg to Union in Newton county,
From Charleston ralahatchie county via
McMullin's btore, Big Mount to Mew utr,
From Napoleon Arkansas via' Printers m
Bolivar county to Elm Wood and Victoria in
Bolivar county, - ; , ;
Fiona Lexington : in -Holmes county via
Tchula at thS "Head of Honey Wand" ir-i
Gillespie in sunnower county to Greenville,
Prom Snmif ?n PJVo XT-nil !!!
In Franklin county." " ' " "
From McLeod's Post Office duect to Brick
i lum "'"' m umiuwu j
Floydstown, Cato Springs to Brandon in Ran-
bin rmntv
From old Haickory . via Scotchtown
to
Williamsburg in Covington county, ; ., f
I From Old Hickory via Pakdytown to Mr.
tarmel in Uovingtonton county '. ,'
, ...LOUISIANA : i '.. i-,T
.. . . . ,
rm oimmspori m AYoyauCTVxaru
Sena,.. . . . - ,; ;. '
From unnton m n.ast i) euciana, via oiony
c - M --n. " rlt
I r V Ctf10mAnf r,r,A tnwn Tloylwrxr in
utw,tru .
i ry ' e i .1 r t : : i Tl . . 1 .
opringue.u, m ;--; L -
romm.Q
ane lJurcs store, anu ijig opnng 10 jw.agwii
Arknn- - ,
Fron Cottrell's on the Merraeuton nver. via
Lake Arthur, to the Grand Chenier, in Caicas-
sion Parish:
From Simmsport m Avoyelles Parish to tne
mouth of th e Buyou Rouge, in St. Landry
Parish:
From Rinssold in Bienville pansn via Mos
- ' . ... . . w
cow to Fillmore in Bossier parish;
From'?.?ew Orleans to the Cheniere Cam-
inada; .. '. ' " - ..
From New Orleans to be. liernara;
From New Orleans via Balize to Southwest
Pass; . .
From Plaquemin in lberviue ransn - to
Unarenton in sc. uiary a a iuu,
OHIO.
Urom uacine m jueig w-y wb-
wood in Jackson county. Virginia
1 ' . -
1 XT- TH.; .t nhl
17 xrro pwi,ii;ni via Altona to New
Comerstownin Tuscarowas county .
From New Bremen via Knoxvillc to Wa
From New Bremen via ivnoxviuc co wa-
pakoneta Auglaize county, .
t '"V L f.V" TZi"
i and rwi soti mrni 10 iuuiauu. i
I """"
I flUlnil.5 in (ia lUrflunlv ui nilTTKiHil
I muy(uiium . :
i -r; ,
rnn,, i '.iart comers in Asnra
- J I .
i wum
nnla ennntv Ohio Braver ani leaver Uentre.
la i ' -w -
in rennsvivama to iyouuem iuuji
I Vania.
From Leipsic to Pleasant post omce in rut-
I nam COUUtV. ? ' -
From Oak Hill Jn Jackson County via
Rocky Hill, Key Stone Furnace, ; Vinton anq
Edirjjrton to Wilkesviue.
rom Oak Hill via Wales patriot Land I ork
and 'Grearv Rid?a to Manon in Lawaence
county,
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KENTUCKY. -
J From Greennpsburghi via Old Steam Far
A. . v-a rt T 1 .
Hone and Botta Store; to John "Bife'i in Law-
renca conntv. . " . : : . . ; ; , -
;From ;Greenupsbur2hrUt the East Fork of
Little Sahy River to! Isaac Bottsln Lawrence r
county- thenco to Lpusa; V ;I ;1 -- J
r-'-'TEifESS-EE. ry''f
From Bristol in SulliTm Countv viaTavlors-
ville Sugar Grove to Lenoir, in north Carolina,
From . Lacy '8 Depot in Carter county Tia
Elizabethton.'Taylorsvillo' to Jefferson in north
Carolina, ' . ' ? ' : '
From Talbott's Mills in Jefferson county via
Homers Mills Easby Perry. Prook's Stored to
Hntledge-4n Grainger county, '; I -
Rockport Chase .Villo ,anl Farm'ville to Lex
ITifftnn I'll ' i ' l'j.:l'JJ
rf - v.
'U- INDIANA. ;
From Georgetown via' Indianbla a Hickory
Grove, Upper Embarrass to Pesotum-Station
on the Chicago branch of the Illinois Central
Railroad, -" ' ' ' ' . ' : ' "
From Rising ;Suh in; Ohio coun(y-via John
Scranton's'Milton Mills, Bear Branch to Cross
Plains in Ripley county," : ; J'1J
J? rom Franklin in Jackson county viaBeards-
town Bogstown to London in Shelby county,
From Aurora in Dearborne county to'Risics
Sunii. ; rST-r. i-jiiiM.T.iii o'i
From, Cannelton in. Perry county to., Paoli
in tJrange county, .
JJrom ixiletn'-' viaA Beck's Mill and Organ
Spring Mill to Fredricksburgh in, Washington
county,
From New Castlie'n Henry county via Cadiz,
.to Greensboro in aid' county,"
From Paoli in Orange county via Newton
Siuart to Carmelton in Perry county, - - ' ' " J
. From Salem via beck's Mills to Fredricks
burgh in Washiag'top county, .
ILLINOIS.
From; Pesotum to New .Albany in. .Cole's
CPH?1!. . - r-r. r t. -
rrom umey- m uicniana cotmty via m-
graham Prairie Bibla'Grovo , to Jane inEffingf
ham mnntv 1 . '
l' From Rcesfield Peoria 'via1-Robin " Nest
Princevillo and SlackwaterdntiWyomipg-an
Starke county, .. ..xu.r
in tt i " : 1 1 - . ? rr 11 I
rrom v crraont in r uuon couniy via xauie
-ri -r ' . ' ' -n . t I
r rom rnnceion . in uureau coaniv to r
kilwa connecting with tho Chicaso and Bur-
lington 'Railroad : and the :Chigago and Rock
M ana xauroaa v a u yauueua, Duaa, ixepon.
Island, Trenton; PcW and-La Salle, v :J (
From Verden ;via Ohapmans Point, :Lewu
Solomons, Scotlville,' Athensville, " Liberty
Dcnooiuouse aon uoycrio Vyarroiion,
From Mount.Carrqll via Fairhavento.GenHibft; - ,1 n-unA 'L coin,lr,Tr,ATvn t.1
p. '- ' - " - -
From Carlinville vk Rhodss Point Fidelity
JVVille to Hartlcn,,,.!-;
tv incne-stcir viaTxeter to Bethel.
1 From Springfield via Horse Cteek ani BfrisnL
wuBw nmcu, ,,,,,) ii Off: -
hart.' - ... w i ... -f .in....
j.1 .1 1 '" V
i i - 'ri i-r 1 1 r l ri upri v nn fv -npnr r n a rnnnrv 1 1 no
betwoen Ogle ano Dekalb counties ;ia -.Hicks
Mills Post Office Cherry Valley in Winnebago
county, ' , ,
- Missouri."" v ;
I . .It t 4 .. r... -i i I
From Warrensburhn Johnson' conntv to
Butler in1 Bates county; : Wi - r ;: ;, .
Fram,WarrCnsburghj to. ; Pleasant, Hill,, in
Casscountv,
. - vrr. r.::- t' rfLA irrTn.-.'i
sanies :n Morgon county, -'
- V"
1 rom Jefferson Uity via Missouri, river t)
I j: r-
x AjOUU v racinc lianroad to J ell
c,ouu , w Vt
ARKANSAS. -
t- T.I,. XT CI L r.. . 'i- o t. '
uuu TJU 8 "f1 e x ortea? r. P .
I J
.From Perry ville via Thomas Holme's Mill's
Esquire Tyler's, Crawford, on
i south Fourche
lefare Creek,- to Boffiington, Post Office In
Tell county and Cedar Creek Post Office in
bcott county, -
irom Ues arc Prame county via Cotton
T11.i
- -'rr: Vr'-ilL 1
x,,:
unjr iuu iu vauuu wuuy- w iuu iuuuw ui
.Tamwi Fork f WMtA Ww .Missnnri .
I ' From Colnmbria in Ilpmnstp.irl cniintr wi
- - -:r - -"r-"-- -";r"
i m i nrnnn an-? iirn tonrf rn Knrnrf I T.im tnrr
7":" p iJ
Pinney'a yGrovQ.m -Ray county to Utica in under your arm r .rrom wnicnsne ais
LvrngstpVi count . - . . covered & dark fluid ;dtipping.) 'Oh!
: From California: in 'Moriitead county to f eri nAtlilnrf rmt. n rnnt which the tailor has
affain. -Billy' YOU go down, and
I x """"v"u Ai -wi"v'"v vwu"v v"
in Randolph county," '
rom iieienain Fhiileps county via. K ran-
cis and Poinsett counties to Gamsvillein Green
From CalhouninColumbiacounty to Franks
ville in Claiborne Parish, i; , ; .
From Little Rock via Perry ville DanviIIo,
Boonville and Greenwood on the south side
of Arkansas river to Fort Smith, 1 . , v
From Brownville to Taylor1 Bluff on White
River.
From Camden via Magnolia to Lewisvillo;
From Littlp Rock via Washington to Clark?
ville in Texas,
From- Little Rock through Hot Spring
county to Stinnett's Mill near the line of Pike
and. Clark thence by Hill's Mill in Tolk coun
ty, tnence oy no resiueuce vi o.
men larouzn we uwiuiaisi , w iici
rnnWtv t;n it intflrsnrta tha Fort Towson road,
thence through the Choctviv Nation to Wnghts
j r
x crry on itea nver, meucc m xnru ui xjaiuui
coumy lexas,
- m .
MICUIGAN.
Prnm p;rt TJnn vi Arhnla In Worth in
I . ,
i . , r -r:i. n: .
xUSUaiUUba tuuut).
I - r rom r 0t iiuron via w yue juius a iiit ii ci
I Jl TT 1 W 1 "
- i auu waits w mcuiuuin,
i . r . T ; , , v:
jromjuasoniningnamwuuiy iaam,.
to Eaton Rapids,
.From Ionia to Fallsburg, .
From Homer to Calhoun to Pekawshi,
From Ionia by Greenville to Leonard,
a. a wa .s -'j
From ConsL-mtme in bt. Josepn county via
Shaws Mills -Wilhams and Brownsville
Cassanolis in Cass county, ' ; .
From Ionia to Vermontville,
-.'From Hillsdale via South JeJerson and
Ransom to Woood's corners,- ... " r ' -;
" From Boston via Pattersons Mills to Green
ville in said State .
From Ionia by, Crystal, to tho Centre of Isa-
. 1 1 1 ' 1
! From Ionia bfNorth. Plains to Matherwn,
- in tha State of Michigan
'tli-
i THS CATE1S, . - -
It has become quite a common sight,
says the Indianola (Texas) Bulletin, to
see camels, and dromedaries marching
through, our street's. .The camels are
now employed in carrying government
freight from Powder Horn to the deQOt.
inev carry ine enormous huiu.- vi-
1,600 pounds, and with the greatest
ease. . Tho sight of them stampedes all
the horses' and mules that come within
sight ; of !them.: f They are certainly
not' nandsome "creatures. :The only
distinction the ' Arabs ; make : between
the camel and the ; dromedary is that
one seryes for, a .beast of burden and
the other for a riding, nag. The, word
dromedary J with' them1 means swift or
fleet. A- nbrse in a brisk tro t can
scarcely keep up : with the camel in a
walk, i They apparently gfe Blow with
tbeir.. measured jtread but ,irr,, reality
thev are movincr along: raoidly. The
j drbnieilajries, Vthi their riders and gor-
geous trappings' irioTe"along' in a'brisk
trof-at tno rate ot one nunctrea miles
per daykoil l. -J-t f-,-:: ,
. The"rprincipal writer is Stephen O.
Foster, author ;of ; "Uncle r Ned."" "O
Susanna." . &cy. ..Mr. .Foster . resides
t:i;. rAa n
ucaf "T f"l ? -v ..
moueraie.cierKsuip, upou wuicix, auu a
percentage on his songs, ne aepenus
for -a living. ' . ITe writes" the poetry as
Wnll as': the music' to his sonffs. 7 -Th6se
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. - - . 77
rrrtnrrn ci eM-Lfn irnilA Tnrt TT1.1lf 13
cuay,v 10 ISljUttvu, , hu.iu;.mv
sunjr wherever men Sing... In the cotton
field of the South' among the mines of
California; Australia, in the SCa
koastcities of China, m Paris, mthe
LjOnaon prison ev.erywiiero,: m iact
his melodies. are heard. .. "l nclc ixed
wna tu c -. f . -r ,1S was rmhlished in
lOTU. dUU WiV.lJVVA U 9U.1I .1 i n
men in ine music-puuiismu- uuamc-ss.
Of'JiThft 01dFr.lVir.lt ILamltlUUa
hnnips hnvo hnfn nrinttl in this! country
a n,T rr, VA
A,i - xr:ir tt rui -n
m-ay " and all his other songs have
i .
': A'" fellow' going U) street 'with' a
bottle1 of 'freshly impOTted' Maine
T. att ' snw n.nnnfThadv-whom he miis
1 - " T ' " J 1-) J 7
inevitably join. So putting the bottle
under his arm ho walked .. along side
ell7'saidrthe' young lady after a dis
ijVsinff of . alth : and 1 the 1 weather,1
, .. . ji ' - ,' 'jlOj
what is that bundle you are' carrying
been mending for me., 'Oh! it
coat, is it? " "Well, you d. better carry
it back and' get him to sew up one more
hole,' it leaks.
A i Dutchman among TnE
MULE-
' . . ... -r. . rr, . T 1
JECKS. yjtfUUj Me leaves or x enr.
A 'Zonnairillo nf tlio "Fn crlf " n rrnrit
, - . i Altf fV ' ct.,t,ioa0 nnp inv
' d3,ACl"' V T f ; . .r-7
the host ana the "usual crowu in me
bar-room weref "startled by;" the Dutch
ostler, rushing in, almost' breathless,
.u:,i f t f
t 1 1 :
f'Mscster Borter! Mecstct Bortcr!
TflW- f.c rtr t Ipn.' JT - W nn
v y :
rl atfMA nnrl i-rA trn IW, T
I T:n VT V. Vt, V-U f
S3Y, JJUiy uunu; ui-wsuau-uau-u.
- - - t
and shust gets upon hi hind leet. 1
i - o ' .i,. ii i
strikes at him mit de bitch tork, when
(jc stmkum sheep pitch into mo and
t tt me j wn gtair3 m0ng de mule
JV
de goat. J50 Mister iortcr, JMliy ne
leaves or 1 leaves.
Lofty Conduct. In. the neighbor
hood where I once lived, a man and his
wife . were almost constantly quarrel
ing: during their quarrels their only
child (a boy) was generally present,
and of course had caught up many of
- J ljjg father s expressions.
One day, when the 'boy had been
. . - . - .i
doing something wrong, the mother,
,. , . ,. ,.
intending to cnasuso mm, called Him
auu saiu; u-uuiu licru, sir: iuu, uiu
you do that for: . .......
The boy, complacently folding his
arms, imitating his ' father's manners,
replied '.'J . v."; :
.;'See here, madam, I don't 'jwish to
have no words with you.
v God has written on the flowers tha
sweeten, the air on the breezes tha
I -1 ; , ; 4
tocks ine nowers upon the stem upon
to the rain dron3 that refresh the snn
of moss that lifts its head in the desert
upon its deep chambers upon every
penciled sheet that sleeps in the cavern
of the deep, no less than the mighty
sun that warms and cheers millions o
creatures which live in its light upon
all His works He' ha3 writtea '.'Nono
livcth for himself."
I O . J I .1.1. . J'
5
is a
Chasing a railroad - is a yery unpro
fitable kind of exercise, .Patrick got
out- to take somo refreshment. The ,
train 'as. off .'.without L!m." ' Stop'
there," he shouted after it. --Stop;; ye
ouhlstamo waggon, ye've a'p'assongcr,
aboard that's left behind!" :
A lady told- her husband ehc had
read the Art of Loycon purpose.tobo
"I hadralher have your lote without "
art replied he. - . - J
"When a feller has reached n. ccr- .
ua pint in " drinkin, , said an old
soaker, "I think he ortcr stop." '
"Well, 1 think ".said a war, "ho
had. better stop before he . reaches a'
pmt. i -; - ... .: -.
It is. said that there uro more lies
old in the brief sentence. "I am clad
o see:you, than in any "other singlo'
sentence in the Jbnglish language. -
1 -) .
Beautiful is the love ' and. sweet
the
kiss of a sister." Old Paper. -. . ,
Exactly, and of - a pretty cousin, too.
If jou have not a sister Aorcoiisia of
yb'urlown.try somebody else's. 'sister
or cousin its all the samel ,
"Durban, the", great MeYhodist
orator, onco' attempted to "preach from
he, ;text, ".liemember Lot s wife,' ; ' and
made a. failure.- .Afterwards remark
ing to Bf. Bond that he did not know
thd reason of his failure, the venerable
Doctor replied that "he had 'better.
thereafter ld ether j -peApicsj mvi
,('3a.Ur" cried a girl looking; outef
thcr upper' story .window of .a .smivil
grocery . addressing another girl wtio
was trying to enter at the front uoo:r,
"weVa all been 'converted; so when
ypu ; want milk on Sundays you viiV
have to come m the back way. '
1 ! ' I 1 1 I . . '
.1 IIor Li a dun. out from a , count
nti-y
"i-jocwe wunt that Sod,80."
-"A wag,'ipo'n visiting a medical- mu
scum, was shown :somc; dwarfs acid
other specimens! of, mortalityy-iallprc
served in alcohol. r . ri . fj .
3 ' "ycll" said he, . "I never ihou ght , .
the dead could be in such spirits." '
-H ,- .. '-
- : A l young lady engaged to be mir
ried got-'sick of; her bargain, : applied
to, a, friend .to Help her untie the kisoti :
before it .was too late. . "Qhy .ccris
Iy," she replied; "it3 'very easy 'to
untie it now while it i3 only a beau
knot." ? ' -
The man who held an office got tired
and let go for the purpose of resign;;
himself a short time, when the oCico
got away and hasn't bcenrheard freni
since. k ' " ' : "
"Keep your dog away from me:'
said a dandy to a batcher boy."
"Darn the dog he is always alter.
puppies,:; said tac boy. ;
mi. ai e 'ii -i i
iuc taisiuKe oi, a nignt: lo.jgM
poetic on gin, and take lamposticr
watchmen. . . . .
A wfse man ought to hope for tho
best, be prepared for the worst,-at (1
bear; with equanimity whatever may
happen. , .
La'Ilochcfocauid said: "High titl:3
debase, instead of elevating those wlio
do not know how to support them.'
Proud .men never. .have menJs;
neither in prosperity because tl:v
know nobody, nor in adversity bciaaio
nobody knows them. ...
Wendell Phillips,- the eloquent ora
tor, in one of his tctnblc phiiiip'.ci
says, a Yankee don't care for trc.th'
he won't accept it, unlcs.i you .first
prove to him that it i3 worth at leas! .
ten per cent per annum;
An old gentleman was cmcc joking
a lady acquaintance, who had passed
her four score years in regard to her
eligibility to the married state. ;
" "Oh," said she; . "I have no bngcr
any desire' to get married." ; v ' . ,
"Now," said hef, gallant, "supro?o
a very smart rich young man should
come and offer himself, don't you think
you would accept?"
"Oh, I don't know," said sha, uwc
arc changeable critters!"
The following
sign may De seen cn
a . Dlacksmitb shop in Jissex: ro-hoses-
shod on Sunday, excepting sick--,
ness or death.