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laws of the United Stales
PASSED AT TUE
SECOND SKSSIOX OP TJIE PORTY-
General Nature No. 13.
AN ACT making appropriations for the
payment of invalid and other pensions of
the. United States lor the year ending June
thirty, eighteen hundred and seven ty
lliree. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Beprcecntativcs of the Unit
ed States of America in Congress as
sembled, That the following an ids be.
and the same are hereby, appropriat
ed, out of nisy money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the
payment of pensions for the year end
ing the thirtieth of June, eighteen
hundred and seventy-three, vi:
For arm 3 pensions to invalids-, wid
ows, and dependent relative, revolu
tionary pensions, and pensions to tol
'iiers of the war of eighteen hundred
and twelve, and for furnishing artifi
cial limbs or apparatus for rejection,
with transportation, or commutation
therefor; also, for compensation to
pension agent-, and the expenses of
the several agencies, and for fees for
preparing vouchers and administer
ing oaths, as provided for by the acts
of April twenty-fourth, eighteen hun
dred and sixteen ; Jul 3 fourth, eight
een hundred and thirty-six ; May
thirteenth, eighteen hundred and forty-six
; February twentieth, eighteen
hundred and forty-seven ; renrutiry
second, eighteen hundred and forty
eight; July twenty-first, eighteen
hundred and fort3'-eigiit ; July twen-t3'-ninth,
eighteen hundred ami forty
eight; February third, eighteen hun
dred and fifty-three; June third,
Eighteen hundred and fifty-eight;
July fourteenth and seventeenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two;
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
.:sly-four; June sixth and July
twent3'-lifth, eighteen hundred and
8ixty-six; July twenty-seventh eight
een hundred and sixty-eight; June
seventeenth and July eighth and
leventh, eighteen hundred ami sev
. , , , . ..a . 1.
cniv: a:.i reuraarv lo.irieeiuu,
eighteen hundred and seventv-one.
!id lv
G knehal Nai cue No. 17. rrult. rp o-mion. pOT1J.B Fio-ver. qflor ,
AX ACT to (institute hurcvepori. in the Shade, I 1 Ktfb IieJge, ridlU'b Garden. tMSUb
tiUUo of Louisiana, a port of dUi; cry. I Ap"Ar Crab Itoatgraflt. best sort', 10,0 X. $50.00
T?s ,.,7 . 41. Xv,-,,,f n-,-,,1 J'mr, Ptd.Kttru. 1 vr. Ilartlel&r.lto-l ft..doz., 2.
aav . .iu.i. w,y ik """". "' i Sr-M. Peach. tiu..r2. Annie. O-aze. new. bu 12 0:1
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uiuusc or Jieijriiscitiauies ui i:tv itiaca Jtiiarfrs. wane retcu jfiuw. jja-iy nose, dj..
Stuff it m' Aiiirrirti in Cnnnw 4nin- ' s"'". "" Maple. I.)KM,;i: Ash, ?.!: Llm, 1
UUU OJ J.wni(.a in lonrl C.-6 libCm- TUU:,irutedCHtaloit.ie louin.:c.ANc.vPr!ceLNt, 1
bled. That Shreveoort, in the State off is-s f.k. phoenix. Bioomiagton. iiiiuois
and all other pensions provided
law, thirty million dollars.
For navy pensions to invalids, wid
ows, and dependent relatives, and
pensions to sailors of the war of
ighteen hundred and twelve, and for
furnishing artificial limbs or appara
tus for resection, with transportation,
or commutation therefor, compensa
tion to pension nirents, expenses of
agencies, and fes for preparing
vouchers and administering oath, as
provided b3' the acts of April twenty
third, eighteen hundred ; February
twentieth, eighteen hundred and forty-seven
; Augut eleventh, eighteen
hundred and forly-eight ; July four
teenth and seventeenth, eighteen
hondred and sixty-two; June thir
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
four; Junr sixth and JUI3 twenty
lifth, eighteen hundred and sixty -six;
March second, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven , July twenty-seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight;
June seventeenth and July eighth
.and eleventh, eighteeu hundred and
seventy, and ah other pensions pro
vided 113- law, four hundred and eigh
ty thousand dollars: Provided, That
the appropriation aforesaid for niivy
pension, and the other expenditure
Louisiana, shall be, and is hereb',
constituted a port of delivery, within
the collection district of New Orleans;
and there shall be appointed n deputy
collector of customs, to reside at said
port, who shall receive a salary, to be
! determined b3T the Secretary of the
lrensiirp, not exceeding hfteen hun
dred doiiuic per annum.
Approved, March 1, 1S72.
General Nature No. 18.
AN ACT to authorize the construction of a
lrlJge across the Missouri river at or near
St. .Joseph, Missouri.
lie it enacted by the Senate and
House of Bcprcscntativcj of the United
States oJ America in Cvnyrcss Assem
bled, 'lhat it shall be lawful for "The
St. Joseph Bridge Building Compa
ny," a corporation organized for that
purpose under the general corpora
tion laws of the State of .Missouri, to
construct a bridge across the Missouri
liver at or near St. Joseph, Missouri,
and to lay on and over said bridge
railwa3' tracks for the more perfect
connection of any and all railways
that are now, or which ma3' hereafter
be, constructed to the Missouri river
at or near Saint Joseph, or to the riv
er on the opposite side of the same,
near St. Jseph ; and build, erect,
and la3 on and over said bridge ways
for wagons, vehicles of all kinds, ami
for the transit of animals, and to pio
vide ways for foot-passengers, and to
keep up, maintain and operate said
bridge for the purposes aforesaid ; and
that when said biidge is constructed,
all trains of all railroads terminating
at said river, and on the opposite side
thereof, at or near St. Joseph, Mis
souri, shall be allowed to cross said
bridge for reasonable compensation,
to be made to the owneroot the same,
under the limitations and conditions
hereafter named. The owners of said
bridge may also charge and receive
reasonable compensation or tolls for
the transit over the said bridgo of all
fourteenth, j wagons, carriages, vehicles, animals,
and foot-passengers.
Sec. -. That any biidge built un
der the the provisions of this act may,
at the option of person or persons, or
corporation building the same, bo
built as a drawbridge, tfitli a pivot or
other form of draw, or with unbrok
en or continuous spans: Provided,
That if the same shall be made of un
broken continuous spans, it shall not
be of less elevation in any case than
fifty feet above extreme high-water
mrrk, as understood at the point of
location, to the bottom chord of the
biidge, nor shall the spans of said
bridge be less than three hundred and
fifty feet in length, and the piers of
said bridge shall be parallel with the
current of the river, ai i the main
span shall be over the main channel
of the liver and not less than three
hundred feet in length: And provid
ep al.o, That if a bridge shall be
built under this act as a drawbridge,
the same shall be constructed as a piv
$30,000 1
10,000 Tickets at $3 Each!
6500 IN GOLD TO THE
P O O R O F O IVI A H A .
(Th may secure an elegant resi--v
deuce in the most fasliiona
J iilc part of the city.
EEAD. POKDER and INVEST !
ii7 GIFTS YALUED AT
TO BE OlSTmKUTED.
R. R. TIME TABIiES.
MIDLAND PACIFIC EAIL WAY.
Takes cCect Sunday. March 17th. 1872. Trains dally
esceit Sunday.
"WESTWARD.' . ., EASTWARD.
rjZTi STATIONS. y0.8.,yo 4.
I. M. I A. M. P. M. t A. M.
4:m i 7:H) ....Nebraska City.... 2 oo 12 4.,
1:13 7: Talbot 1 -IS ,12:.-I'JI
-) ! 8:00 Dunbar. 127 II 33
5rf)7 S.20 Arlington 1 13 ' 11 30
6:: b:'& Syracuse 112 33 n 00
5:54 fcV. Unadilla ! 12 33 , 10 40
&22 &:17 Talmyra '12:lSl-it 10 OS
G:j3 9-W IJennot j 11 63 9 S3
7:2!) ' KtfW Cheney's i 11 32 9 00
7:50 I 10:22 . .btate Prison . .. 11 UJ 8 27
S.-00 ' 10:30 Lincoln 11 00 3 15
The time clven above Is that of Lincoln, being 37
minutes slower than that of Chicago.
IT. A. tUOWERS, J. COXV-ERSn,
Train .Master. Superintendent.
DRAWING TO TAKE TLACE IX THE CITV OF
Omaha, April Ibih, 1S72,
Urtder the immodinii1 management of G. II. COL
LINS, of the uvil-l:noYii iirm or'U. 1L t J. S.
COLLINS, df.ilers in LcUher, Scddlery,
Harness, IJoots and Shoe?.
Eurlington & Missouri Eiver E, E.
ir XEBUASKA.
PASSENGER ASDMIXED TRAIXSj
RUNNING BETWEEN
PIasmouthand Lincoln.
TotnkcElIuctM'cdncilny, Ilcc. 20, 1S71.
LIST OF PHE3IIU3IS.
1st Grand rr;ze. House and Lot. cor. IHth and
Cupltol A t-nue. the re-idi-nce of G. II. Col
lins, r..i.tj urn k time rooms gas., watt r.c.s
tern. w ell, stable, etc., comm.indins; a vn w
""o" thec.ty, on tlie liandbonii-st corner lot
in Omaa-i 519.000
il i'rlze. ll'iu-e ms cor. lam ana Capitol Ave-
iiih. v-cntaimiK el-bt rooms
3rd Prize. Hon on corner lth and Capitol
Avenue, c-uit lining so. en rooms
5th I'nre. One Set elegant Gold Mounted Car-
rinKC Harness
uth 1'rize, one elemt two-seat Pony Car-
r-ne
lset Gold Mounted I)oub!e llusy Harness
1 -et sil er Mounted Double Hutflcy HarueSi
t; set silver Mountt-il Sim;li' Ruy llarnes...
2ij i t Rood, solid Farm Hai ne (j f fi
1 P.i!r elegant Kersey Hore IlIaukeLs liuods
to matcli ..
1 Howe Sewing Mac .Ine
1 Ituu'iS'niiii; Muiitiue
1 Howe i'vin,c Machine
30 Pairs Gents' Fine, French Calf, Sewed
Riots. 0. ?n;
20 Parii Gents' Fine, French Calf, beucd
Riots, fiy -Jis
30 Pairs LadieV Fine, French Kid Roots, (3.
Tor the purpose of !ncrea-inz our business, I
adopt tins method of converting -some ofniy per
sonal property into c.ish, and tne Mibvcribor gives
In word and honor that ever tiling v. ill be con
ducted in the Mlrest manner possible.
All ruonejs should be sent in Registered Letters,
orl'obtoihce Money Order, and addressed to
G. II. COLLLVS,
2J' Farnam atreet,;Omahn.
REFERENCES.
First National Rank. Omnhn.
Dr. Geo. L Miller. Editor Omaha Ilrraltl.
( II. Thomas. Kditor Omaha lkpultlican.
Merchants of Oiifilt! generally.
Hon E. Paine. Iowa City, low a.
Hon. r. A. Dev.lo'.'aCitv, Iowa.
Geo. G. M. DotUo.Conncfl Illiilfd, Iowa.
D. T. C.-seinent, Esq., Denver.
W. R- Daniels, Km.. Denver.
W. H. Quick, Sup t U. S Ex. Co.. rt. Dca Moines.
N. It. Llawon,up'talt I-ke, Utah.
Walker Hros.,Sal: Lake. Utah.
Hon. T E. S-ckoI,. Mipt U. 1. It. R.
Harry Rogers. Esq , Cliiyenne, Wyoming.
Hon. L. D. Rand ill, Dubuque, Iowa.
Hon. John Thompson, Dubuque. Iowa.
Hiram Williard, Esq., Marshalltown, Iown.
STATIONS
WESTWARD.
Train No.a.
MIXED.
Trnin No.l.
PASSKNOEn.
Plattsmouth 1 4:4.3 p. m. leave. .10:00 a.m. leave.
Omaha Junction.. &..? 10ij..
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Louisville
South Rend...,
Ashland
Greenwood
Waverly
Newton
Lincoln
Lincoln... .,
Denton
HiRhland
Crete
Dorchester
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7:45
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9:00
5:30 p.m. arrive
s:00 a.m. leave.
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9:20
10:iia.nT.arrive.
10:30
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11:30
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112:011
12:12 p. in....
12:30 p.m.arrle
MIXED.
2:00 P.m. leave..
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Tr:iln :o. 4.
MIXED.
ACTIVE, ENEP.liimC AGENTS WANTED !
1-eow if.
Plattsmouth ..
Omaha Junction..
Louisville.
south Bend.
Ashland
Greenwood
Waverly
Newton
Lincoln
Lincoln
Denton
Highland
Crete
Dorchester....
3:45 p.m. arrive 3.00 a.m. arrive
3:20 s.-jo
. 3.00 7:43
. 2:4S !7:20
. ' 2:2.5 , rt; 10
. 2:10 ni:lo
.! I:5rt 550
1:1"' ,5::i
. 1:30 p.m. leave'5:0iJa. in. leave
1 iIIXKI. J
. 10:45a.m. arrive, 4:45 p.m. arrive.
. iu:i.i s:i,i
. 9:45 3:13
. , 9.30 i(i-.J
a.m. leave. 3:."a) p. m. leave
The tlmo riven above I3 that of Omaha, beinJ
minutes slower than lhat of ChieiKO.
'i'llOS. DOAXE,
Cfiirf JTnpmrer and Su;u 1 inlnulent.
Kansas City, St. Joseph & C. Bluffs.
TIMC TAUMJ No. Hi.
To. ta:-f arret bumlay. July !, 1 j?71.
GOING
NOETH
STATIONS.
ot drawbridge, with a draw over the
main channel of the river at an ac
cessible and navigable point, and with
spans af not le?s than one hundred
and sixty-live feet in length in the
clear on each side of the central or
pivot pier of the draw, and the next
adjoining s-pans to the draw shall not
unde-that head, snail be paid from lie less than two hundred and fifty
the income of the navy pension fund, feet ; and said spans shall not be les
so far as lie same mav be sufficient
for lhat purpose.
Approved, February 20, 1372
! than thirty feet above low water
mark, and not ksthan ten feet above
extreme high-'u.iter mark, measuring
to the b.utoin chord of the bridge,
and the piers . '" said bridge shall be
parallel with the current of the river:
Plant Siiade Tress !
See Xcljrnskn. Statute, npjjroveit 2Hnrcli
3t, 1S71 Pnge 51 Li-vi Gtli
Ttli and Mil Sscsaioii.
iflOP.8OTira)
SOFT, AND ASH LEAF
lJL JL T Xj E ,
SUITABLE -SIZE FOli SIDE lALKS
FURNAS SON'',
llrownllle. Neb.
General Xatlke Xo. 14.
to proviilpn iritlonal rurrc:u---crnreil iv I .-l'ld )roviuect a'so, lhat said draw
iiio.ie or rmtci statpi bonds nmi to pro- khaii be openeil nromptlv, upon reas-
vl.lclor tlm (tr-tilitIon ant re Iinptlon ' . , -1 I4-.t ' " L ri .
tiicreof," appn.v.,! Juno tliird. oigUtoen ! enable Mgnai, for the parage of boats
:junii-'il and fci.-ty-for. j whose construction sh:i!l not be such
Be it cnacU d bj the Senile and as to admit of their parage under the
TTouscof llr,,r.'scntaHves ot' the Uni-'. permanent spans oi said bridge, ex-
" A I - . - ---'
ted Slates of Amcricri in Congress As
sembled, That section thirty-one of
said act he amended by striking out
tho word "Leavenworth" when it
occurs in said section.
Approved, March 1, 1S72.
Genera i. Nature Xo. 15.
AN ACT crtcuillit'j; the time for the comple
tion of the fJri'i'ii ll.vy and Sturseon Hay
and Tike .Michlg-m hhlp tunal. In theSt.ite
of Wl-couiii.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of B prcscnlatir's of the Uni
ted States of America in Conrress As
sembled, That the time for the eom
p'.etion of the Green Jiay and Stur
geon J Jay and Lake Michigan shipca
i,al be, and the sime is hereby, ex
tended to the tenth day of April, an
no Domini eighteen hundred and seventy-four.
Approved, March 1, 1S72.
JTJenerai, Xature Xo. 10.
AN ACT to sot npart a certain tract of land
lylnir near the head-v.aterof the Yellow
htoue river a a public park.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of llrprcscntatircs of the Uni
ted States of America in Conrrexs As
sembled, That the tract of land in the
Territories of Montana and Wyom
ing, lying near the head-waters of
the Yellowstone river, and described
ns follows, to-wit, connnenfMiig at the
junction of Gardiner's river with the
Yellowstone river, and running east
to the meridian passing ten miles to
the eastward of tho most eastern
point of Yellowstone lake; thence
Month along aid meridian to the par-
cept when trains are pa.-sinir over the
same, but in unca-ouhall unnecessa
ry dulay occur in opening the said
draw during or after th passage of
trains: And proildcd further, That
the corporation building said bridge
may, if n.t unauthorized by the pro
visions of its charter of incorporation,
enter upon the banks of said river,
either above or below the point of the
location of aid bridge, for a distance
of seven miles, and erect and main
tain breakwaters or use such other,
means as may be necessary to make
a channel for said river, and conline
t he How of the water to a permanent
channel, and to do whatever may le
necessary to acci mplish i-aid object,
but shall not impede or obstruct the
navigation of the said river; and all
plans for such works or erections up
on the banks of the rivershall lirst be
ubmitUd to the Secretary of War
for his approval.
Pec. .'5. That any bridge built un
der this act, and according ta its lim
itations, shall be a lawful structure,
and shall be recognized and known as
a post-route, upon which, also, no
higher charge t-hall be made for the
transmission over the same of the
mails, the troops, and the munition"
of war of the United States than the
rate per mile paid for their transpor
tation over the railroads or public
highways leading to the said bridge.
Sec. 4. That in case of any litiga
tion arising from any obstruction, or
a'legel olst'u- tion, to th - f e "av'gi
tion of the Missouri river, at or near
the crossing of said bridge, and caused
or idleged to be caused thereby, the
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BrGwuville, ITeh.
THEY CAN SELL YOU
Two Year Old APPLE TREES,
At Fifty Dollars per Thousand, which H only
Five Cents Dcr Tree.
Corn, Oat3, Wheat. Wool, Yonnp Cattleanil Hogs
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Tickets lor sale at all the General Ticket OOlces.
A. C. WAIVES, A. Ta. HOPKINS,
Gen'l P.vss. Ai;ent, tien'l .Superintenilent
St. Jo?enh, Io. St. Joseph, Mo.
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alld Ol latitude passing ten miles ..nMBi shall he pnmmnnnr.r! nnil frio!
south of the most bouthern point of, ;n the district courts of either judicial
Yellowstone lake ; thence west along districts of Missouri and Kansas in
said parallel to the meridian passing which the said bridge or anv portion
lifteen miles west of the most western ' f such obstruction touclies; and the
point of Madison lake ; thence north n,t to alter or amend this act sons
along said meridian to the latitude of to prevent or remove all mateiial ob
the junction of the Yellowstone and j structions to the navigation of said
Gardiner's rivers ; thence east to the river by the construction of said bridge
piaeeoi ui-giiiumg. is neieoy reserv-. ,s hereby expressly reserved, and ail
such alterations, when required by
law, shall be made at tho expense of
the bridge company ; and the plan on
which such bridge i intended to be
built, and shall be built, shall be first
submitted to and approved by the
Secretary of War.
Sec. o. That the Saint Joseph Bridae
Building Company, after the passage
of this act, shall not have the right to
assign the charter which said compa
ny now holdes by alignment from
the Saint Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company, and which was
granted to said lat named company
by virtue of an act of Congre.-s. arprov
ed July fourteenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, to any other company,
person, or persons ; nor shall said
bridge bail ling company be permitted
under the said charter so obtained as
aforesaid, from the Saint Joseph and
ed and withdrawn from settlement,
occupancy, or sale under the laws of
the United States, and dedicated and
set apart as a public park or pleaur-ing-ground
for tho benelit and enjoy
ment of the people; and all persons
who shall locate or settle upon or oc
cupy the sain?, or any part thereof,
except as hereinafter provided, shall
ba considered tresspassers, and re
moved therefrom.
Sec. 2. That said public park shall
be under the exclusive control of the
Secretary of the Interior, whoe duty
it shall be a3 soon as practicable, to
make and publish such rules and reg
ulations as he may deem necessary or
proper for the care and management
of tho same. Such regulations shall
provide for the preservation, from in
jury or spoliation, of all timber, min
eral deposits, naturol curiosities, or
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THE OLD KELIAP.LE
HANNIBAL & ST. JOE,
AND
Council Bluffs R. R. Line.
VIAT. jrisEPH AND CiUINCY.
TWO FAST EXPEESS TSAIN5
Trossitifj the MivsNsippiat Qulnrj on ISrnlpe tvitl
Pl'LIiMAA' SLEEPIXK PALACES,
rilOil
52RO'Sv5Z.IJH TO QI'SXCY.
Without Char.se of Cars.
THIS IS THE I1L-.1' SHOUT LINE
TO ()UINCY, ST. LOUIS, CAIK0.
MomplJl". Npw Orlearn, Jacksonville, '-firing
liela. Dee-.tiir 'Iolono, l.- rayitie. Indian-
ajulU, Cincinnati. Iwuiville. NasliMllu,
Chnttanoo?!, Lexington, Columbus,
Wheeling. ParkerslmrK. U.iltl-
luore. Washington,
lt'chmornl,
.i.vji .j jzost j:xffju.2XjAi: iitorrr
To Ft. Wavne. Toledo. Crestline, 1'itf.hr.rg,
Harrl-hum. I'iulcdclphln. York,
J'.oslon, and all points,
SOUTH jISTJD EAST.
P.isspiifjer-j takms other lines east or west, ilion.
by all me.iiis tak"tMs in reairnmjj, and ee a iiev
section of splendul country.
Buy YoTir Through Tickets
Vin St. .Toe r?i! Otiinc''.
For sale at Ticket Oflices s.t. Joxppli .t '"min'-i
BIu'Is !'.. It., at the Star Hotel. Ilrounville. Ste
ensnii.t Cros.'.'1'cket Agents and at Pheliisst.itior
and other t itinns on line of road, at as low rates as
by any other route.
I.ii;t::ice checked through to nil point; east. AL
connections v:a liumcy arv direct and jierlect.
15. V. (iltOAT, GEO. H. Nimi.ETON,
Uen'I Ticket As't. Oen. snpt.
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
ALaJu, KLJJLJL. UOUTE!
The Florence
IS A 3LOCK STITCH
Family Sewing Machine.
IT STAKES A TjRTJLIT
ELASTIC LOCK STUCK.
It never Pucliers tlie Work, norDraws
after being Wahcd.
IT SELF-FASTENS ALL TOE ENDS OF THE
SEAMS. BEING THE ONLY SEWING
MACHINE HAVING THE
Celebrated "Eeversible Feed."
It is the most simple and easy to lenrn to use, and
tho least liable to get out of order, having no
Wiro Springs, "Wire Coils,
Licvors or Srnsh Pads,
To Get Out of Order.
No Cog Whools to Male a Racket,
AND NO CAMS TO MAKE IT HUN HARD.
Warranted to last a Life-Time !
ALL OUIl MACHINES KEPT IN ORDER
FREE OF CHAJIGE.
THE IFXiOIREZNTOE
Euns Light and Comparatively
NOISELESS.
Over 90,0 G&a Use.
Wm. E4 PI.AHT, Gon'l Agent,
Jl-ir IVortli ITirtli Street,
ST.-LOUIS, MO.
DUNN & HAYS, Agents,
BUOWSVILIB, SBBRASKA
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Mcpherson block,
No. 7Q MAIN ST., BEOWNVILLE, jSTETJ.
Wo have the Largest Stock, and make the Lowest Pri
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Post Office Building, BROWHVIIXE, STE3.
1S6S. i871
OPEN to THE WORLD
FOR
G-EO. DATJa-HEBTy,
88 sc 90 ivra-iisr street,
BROWITVIIiLE
No. 70 Main Street,
Irowaviile. Nebraska,
aj
S5 p?Ih
Can and wil sell yon all kinds of Implements clieapei
tlian any other lioxise in Nebraska.
"We sell tne
STUDEBAKER AND WHITE WATER
SLfe
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM PRICE
ON jZJLaIL. ARTICLES S03LT.
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DENVEH,
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NEW MEMrillS,
IDMIU si'KINUs,
(SHEEN CITY,
EI.KO.
JIAHYSVII.I.E.
(SEUIUSETOWN,
I.OM.MUNT,
TO
UHEEr.EY.
IHEYEN.NE,
IiK.NO.
(.OI. IEN CITY.
CENTHAI.CII Y.
VII.I.A LA 1 ONT.
l.VANS
i-AII l. VICE CITY.
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and mmmi of all kinds.
We sell the
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wonders within said park, and their j Denver Citv Raiirond Company, to
retention in their natural condition. construct nnv other brd?o thnn tho
Tlie Secretary may m his discretion, j one now beintr constructed at Saint
grant leases ior uuuumg purposes lor , Joseph Alissouri
terms not exceeding ten vears, of
small parcels of ground, sit such places
in said park as shall req'iire the erec
tion of buildings for the accommoda
tion of visitoic; all of tho proceeds of
.naid leases, and all other revenues that
may be derived from any source con
nected with said park, to be expend
ed undej his direction in the manage
ment of the same, and the construc
tion of roads and bridle-paths there
in. He shall provide against the
"wanton destruction of the fih and
ame found within said park, and
aquinst their capture or destruction
for the purposes of merchandise or
prolit. He shall also cause all
Approved, March o, 1S72.
sons trespassing uuon the same after
tne passage of tlmsict to be removed
therefrom, and generally shall be au
thorized to take all such measures as
shall be necessary or proper to fully
carry out the objects and purposes of
this act.
Approvedt.March 1, 1872.
The senior counsel for both the
prosecution and defense of Laura D.
Fair are dead.
Mrs. Sarah Xcweom, of Illinois, re
cently ruined a handom bedpost by
dashing out the prains of her husband
with it.
' Rattling Mirth, from the State of
Mizoo," is the address given by a fe
male thief to the policeman who ar
rested her at Keokuk recently.
A western editor's statement. ' 'We
are living at this moment under abso-
per-jlute despotism." is explained by his
contemporaries by the fact that he has
lately been married.
One of the converts at a western re
vival triumphantly told those present
at a recent prayer meeting that rin
ding her jewelry was drastgiug her
down to hell she had given-it all to a
younger sister.
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COI.OHADO SPHINOS. SAN KJtANCI.-CO.
And nil ioi:its in
IvnitMae. Cnlnrnilo, t!:- Territories. ntii
the Pacific Corit.
11 Lies the Shortest Line from Kansas CI
tj t DcJivor.
MlLE-.tlipSlior.ct Line to Pueblo, Tr!n
iilnd, santii Fe.aiid nil jioin'.sln New Mex
ico nna Arizona.
Remember that tht Is theOreat Through Li:ie,n
"Ho Other Ali'Rail Route-
to any of the above point.
There Nnoteiiotis omnibus or ferry transfer !;
this route, as the (Sre.tt Itlvers are all Ilrnlgetl,
PUI.L3IAX PALACE CARS,
run through from KANSAS CITY to DENVEI
Without Change.
Passenfrers by this route lm e an opportunity o
view iiik the tint Aun.'tiltur.il Districts of Knnu.
and ran stop over at Denver awl isit the riel
mining, agricultural and grazing distrits of Colora
do.
t'loso connect. nns made at Kansas City with ai:
trains to r .1 the East, North and south.
Ke snre to aslc for Tickets la. Knnsn.
City nml tlie Kniunt Pnrificltnlhvsy.
i. mm s. liinvKX c-risupt.
IIEVEULY U. lO-.nt.Cenl lu-ket Aent.
GKN RAL OFFICES, on,as Clty,3Io
re only Reliable Gift tJlstrlbution In tl-eCounty
011
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Ti'll
101 H1TTP k
T Ai "J , , AA t AA . - .
itimner uiutivator.oiardon iJityClinncrrioAV
PE3IN TWO AND THRSE-HOSSE PLGWS
SMITH'S Cast Cast-Steel PLOWS, EXCELSIOR and GANG PLOW I
PniXCETOX IRON-BEAM PLOWS,
ALL KINDS OF COSN PLOT'S.
"Wa lieet) for sale
this zBTTcienr
rn
S. T.-I880-X.
This Wonder Hi Voidable
reslorali'cistlic.slieet-aijclior
of'tJic foebSc and dcMHtiitcjl.
tsa tonic nnil cordiaS for tlie
aged and languid .It lias no
IN VALUABLE GIFTS
oe u.u.u.u ... equal amois? stomacJsics. An a
j l) kSl JLSTli, S roinctI5" to ne nervous weal
loltU IlSGUIjiL jrOXTIILY
ti
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as
SOLS DSPOT
ron
Surgical Instruments,
IN N. T5T. MISSOURI.
G-EO. M. TEALE & CO.,
IDTTGrG-TSTS,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
3Xib!'leMiii-ito'thtrn3pi. &-5aj
BUSINESS."
"FruAs,lSoNi:-Vc linvelieen fooled by
Eastern Krult Agents Ion-4 niouuii ; ami
ImwcnniPto t!u- conclusion tlmt the btst
tlunu '(' cm lo K to support "home Indus
try." Our neighbors are uettlnsj up ji "club"
find are nolti--; to "I'urnas NnrserleV for our
Spring Mock.- Hy this inoazis, can wo be our
own nsput. anil save that per cent?" Kx
trart from Letter.
M-siIl: You can be your own acont,
and by makinti up the rcjulslte number 01
varieties, can have your stock at wholesale
rates.
This proposition we mako to all wanting
anything In our line. Come anil see us. We
pledee satisfaction as to price, quality ami
varletv.
FURNAS & 5-ONS.
Urownvlllc, Feb. , '71. lt-tf.
KNOX FRUIT FARM
AND
1FT ENTERPRISE !
rS'ra lo he lUauu -iionda), April 'J, f-.
ONE GUAXD CAPITAL OF
$5,000 IN GREENBACKS
iIsl8i greenbacks!
5 Prizes 100 1 1
Oncllorseand IluRicy, with Silver mounted Har
ness, worn. jwu.
One Tine-toned Kosewood Piano, worth ?.
Fie Heavy Cased Hold Hunting .jtenct.
and
Five 'nM American Hunting Wutclies. worth $12.1
Ten SieV Oold Hunting Watches, worth ?IC0each
swHJoId and-silver Lever Huntlug atclies u "10
worth rrom?ilto?300 each. .,.,,,. .
Indies' cold Leontine C hams. Oent s Gold est
Chains, .-silvpr-plated Castors, holid biler and ,
.l.nilonlmlT-i.hI-iinlTaspooiis. I vor -Handled
Dinner Ilmves. Silver l'lated Dinner 1-irks. Silver
ness to iviilcli women arc ca-
perlall3- ssibjcct, it Is superseding-every
oilier stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temper
ate or frigid, It acts as a speci
fic in every species or disorder
which undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down tlie
animal spirit.;.
Beautiful Woman!
IIAGAX'S 3IAGNOL.IA IIAI.3I Rlvrs to
tlie Complexion the Frcslnieu!
of Youth.
IIajn's Magnolia Halm overcomes theihi5hel
Vest Chains. I'liotocrash Albums. iJiuies s won. appearance caused by beat, fatlfnit and excitement fe:-" -i:rrastphisaiidlr-rinu's.nents-(;old
llr astpins .,,,,.,,, , M -- -
!i!et studs and sleeve lluttons, Fmber-ruiKs. Gold It makes the lady of forty appear but twenty, and
Fruits, Flowers,
ppriQ
:uuji
Jul
OUR CATAI.OOI'K of Small Fniits. contain
ing much valuable Information on -small Fruit
culture, and two Colored. Chromoi, with Price
List, -ent tor 10 cLts.
OUK CAT.VI.OGri: ofVewtable and Flower
seeds, containing instructions lor cultivation,
sent on receipt of tamp.
OUIt CATVI.OGFK of Roes. Shnibs. Ever
Kreens, 'Ornamental, Flowenns:. Ueddinf: and
(Jreen-house Plants, conutnin? descriptions of
many new and rare Plants, sunt on receipt of
stamp.
One each of the above catalojrnes, which, com
bined, contain over 100 pases, sent for 15 cents.
jd We offer creat inducements to -:....-
nnil liv imr lihprnl rttTr "hv nrnll " nlonn n... .
tabilshment at every man's door.
K. CL'.UIXG &: CO.,
Successor to J. Kn'vx,
Jr r. -,-,-. I'ittsburs, Piu
SeeiStr9.03Sarthneldt. im.
IVns, (silver extension. etc.
Whole Sumlier Gifts, G,000.
Tlclscts Llmlteil to 500,000.
ccnts wanted to sell tickets, to whom liberal Pre
miums w ill be paid.
SINOLETICKKTSJ1: rt TICKETS fi; 12 TICK
ETS. ?10: 23 TICKETS r-U
Circulars containint; a full list or prizes, a des
cription of the manner of dra-.viiif-. and other in
formation in reference to the Distribution, will be
sent to any one ordering them. All letters must be
addressed to
I. D. SINE, Box 88,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oluce.lOI W.SthSt. -My
j so naturally and perfect that no per-on can detect
, Its application. Uy Its use the roughest sl:!n I
made to rival the pure radiant texture of youthful
beauty. It removes redness, blotches, and pimples.
It contains nothing that will Injure the skin In the
least.
Magnolia Ii.m is used by all fashionable ladies
in New York. London and Pari-. It ciwts only 75
cents per Battle, and Is oId by all Drucglsts and
Perfumers. Uyl
BRGWNVIIXE
3
AT
Brownville Nebraska.
O . M. Kauffman,
PBOPBIETOK.
riAT.I. AT THIS NURSERY for yonr Nursery
V stock. Farmers are assured that It will be to
their Interest to do -o. All will be served faithful-u-
tn nnlcr. nnd nositivelv at lowest rates. OfKaulT-
place our ea- ! man more FruitTrees. Shrubbery, Evergreens, and
HEDGE PLANTS,
cap ue fcoufct. for tte gasawironey tjpqj at auy pih-erS-urt?4s
ttCT,5C f
zBr -,AB! Ann aav:
f F
1 bUPIJtn
BEST IN THE WORLDS 1
Sbj?:
sid tah a ciacjua ixiiiji
New York Office, 27 BEEKMA2T ST.
W. T. DEN,
IS THE ONLY HAN IN BROWNVILLE
WHO KEEPS THESE GUNS TOR SALE.
3fty
Also tlie
JBirKi .1 jsmem
TlsOPljO'V'-miD FOB 1871
Most Durable and. Lightest Machines Jrf-
If you want anything, come and ask for
WE KEEP NOTHING BUT FIKST CLASS GOODS, AND GrAK-v
TEE ALL OUR GOODS TO BE AS REC03OI1-MI" 1
If
A full Supply of Extras always on Haw.
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