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THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY, NOVEBMER 21. 1872.
ArrtraJ., and. Departnrs of Mntls.
Kartbcra-Dallr, by llall road-Arrives U . m.
Dagarts 11:30 a.m.
Southern Datfy, by Itallroafl-Arrlvcs 2:30p.m.
Impart 7:30 n. m.
Northern Via Pern, Dl3y. Axrlvw 12 m: De
parts I p. in.
Sou thorn Via Nemaha City, Dally Arrives 5
p. m. Departs 7 a. m.
Western Via Tecnmieh to Beatrice Dally:
Departast7a.ro. Arrives at Sp.tn.
Sontbrrestcm via Table Itock Weekly Ar
rives Tuesday at C p.m. Departs Monday at 7 a. m.
Nortfa-rcsiern To Helena. Semi-Weekly Ar
rive Thursday and Saturday at 6 p. m. Departs
Wednesday and Friday at 7 a.m.
Post once Hours from" a. m.. to 7 p. m. Snn
daysfrom lutolO'ia.m. W.A.POLOCK.P.M.
KEIilQIOUS.
f-nr. Baptist Cbnrcn.-Servlces creir Sabbath
mornlog aUO.'f o'clocte. 8abbuth School
at B'i a. M. Jlev. T. J. Mobu ak, Pastor.
JCffi'
.Clirlt'n Church 'Episcopal.) Corner At
lantic and Second streets. Divine service
rcerySandayevenlngat7S O'clock: SundaySchool
at 3 o'clock, p. m. Seats free. Jtev. J. E. Kou
xbth, Hector.
gx.Prcsbyterlan Chnrch. Services each
y Sabbath at 10-0 a. m., and 7;30 p. m. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday evening, gabbata School
at2o'c:ockp. m. J. T. Baikd, Paxtor.
.Methodist E. Cburrb. Services each
Sabbath at 10-.S0 a. m.. and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School atsjf p. m. Prayer Steeling Thursday
vTfnltitf. W.B.SLACQUTXB, Pastor.
LODGER.
ttjjD.Iloic nnd LItr Conclave, No. 03.
5a' Knights of the T.ed Cross of Home and
.Constantlne, meets at Maontc Hall cti the fifth
Mondays. T. A. Cbkioh, Sov.
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JHS
Aln.h Chapter No. Orderot the Eastern
Mondays In month. Mas. Louisa Hoohe, W.
ir. Mrs. Emma Blakk, Secy.
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,Furnn Council No. :,, U. & Si. In
stated Communications fourth Monday In
n each month. Jno.Blakk.O!. I. G. M. T. A.
Cncipii. Recorder.
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Mt.CarnnjICominanderrKBlubtTem-
plnr No. :i. Meet In Masonic Hallon the
second Monday night In each month. It. W. Ecj
Kis, Em, Qom. '. A. CKKioit.P.ecorder.
MkttItrownvllle Chapter No. 4. It. A. HI.
ltegularCoinmunlcatlonsflrstJhjmlay night
In each month. Lecture Meetings every Monday
night. John Blatck, M. E. H. P. A K.Da
Tisosf, Secy.
.Nemaha Valley Lodge No. 4, A. K. &
A. 31. Regular Communications held on
thlrdThursday evenings of each month. Lodsirot
Instruction every Saturday night. Joux Blake,
W. M. J. aSiiuRTs.Secy.
SrnrovnvlUe Loilee No. 5, I. O. O. F.
llefiular meetings Tuesday evening ot each
week, A.J.McFAi.iifN.a.K.W.BKNSKTTtSecy.
CITY OFFICERS.
-ccCitr Council. Meets. thqJlrst Mondayla
AS each month. Mayor, A. p. Cogswell. Al
dermen First Ward James Stcvonson and, Chas.
Neldhardt; Second Ward F. E. Johnson and Lew
It Hill. Marshal, D. Capmbell. Clerk, J. B. Doc
ker. Treasurer, J. W. Mlddleton. Police Judge.
J. a Stull. -
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COUNTY QFICIAES.
.County Commlsloner-C. Harmes. H.
O. Mlnlck. A. J. Bitter. County Clerk,
James M. Hacker. District Clerk, W. H. Hoover.
Sheriff. I). Plastors. Probate Judge, E. M". McCo
mas. Treasurer, (. W. Bratton. Surveyor, C M.
Haydcn. County Superlntenccnt, B. W.McOrew.
$PECIAIi NOTICES.
MARUIAGK GUIDE.
EVERY ONE HIS OWN D0lT0It.-Bcing a prl
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Has Just refitted ills new roors.
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where he will keep the finest nnd best
LIQUORS!
Embracing Wines, IVhWIctes,
Brandies, Clisnpsgne.
- MY BILLIARD TABLliS have, boen
reset, and arc In the finest condition.
Fancy drinks of nil kinds mixed In the
best style. 19sep3m
TAST1HG IS BELIEVING,
B. S. WALL.
"Would respectfully inform th denlrnsof
Brownvlllo, citizens of Nemnhn count, and
the public generally, that he keeps the finest
Assortment of
WINES, HQUOBS ANIGIQAES
tobefonnd In this or any other city, which
he will warrant to suit tho tastfl oi hry con
noisnre, and solicits teste, and tho patronage
of testers. J9scp3m
OPPENHEIMEB, & MEYEK,
Manufacturers of
CIGARS
WBB, A,KrleleBle Dealers In Tobacco,
SPBHk Pipes, Ac.
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OFFICIAL.
Laws of the; United Slates
SgASSBD AT THE
EXCOKD SESSION OS" THE FOR.TY
SECOXD CONGRESS.
General- "Nature No. 145.
AN ACT to establish certain post-roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Unit
ed States of America in Congreas as
snmMed. Thafcthe follovvimr be. ami
are hereby, established as post-roads:
ALABAMA,
From Mitchell to Owicbee.
From Jacksonville, via White
Plains and Ed wardsville, to Kemp's
Store.
From Ed wardsville, via Bell's Mills,
Arbacoochie, Slate Hill, and Wild
od, to Wedowee.
From Pine Apple to Cokeville.
From Oxford to Kemp's Creek.
From Hade villo, via Howell's Store.,
to Wetumpka.
ARKANSAS.
From Taylor's Creek to Cherry Val
ley. From liocksburg to Mineral Springs
From Greensboro' to Powhatan.
From Big Flat to Pineville.
From Sycamore, via Table Rock,
McClure' Mills and Buffalo City, to
Yellvllle.
From Conmey to Quitman.
From Dallas, via Eagle Gap, to
Chacoville.
From BateBville, via Black Oak and
Mount Olive, to Pineville.
From Antrim, via Okalnna, Rome,
Beech Creek, and Red Hill, to Cam
den. From Fayettevllle to Vinitla.
CALIFORNIA.
From Hydenville, via Gibson's
Store, Robinson's Store, Coutae's
Store, and Kickamakie. to Round
Valley.
From Reno, in Nevada, to Green
ville. From Independence to Deep
Springs.
From Havolah to Mineral Park, In
Arizona.
From San Buenaventara to Hnen
eme. From San Diego, viaSpring Valley,
Cagin Rancho, Valle de loa Viegos.
Guutary, and Stonewall Mine, to Jul
ian Mines.
From, Merced, via Snelllnga and
Coulterville, to Yos-eniite.
From Coultersville to L.a Grange.
From San Louis Rvy, via Mount
Fairview, to Temecula.
From Independence, via Toll
House, Deep Spring Valley, and Sll
da Valley, to Gold Mount-din.
From Modesta, via Horr's Ranch
and Coulterville, to Yo.emlte.
From ban Diego, via Panni, Sun
Puscual, Montserate, Wolf's Store,
and San Jacinto, to San Bernardino,
From Ballena to Oak Grove.
From Santa Clara, via Lexington,
Summit House, San Lorenza, and
Felton, to Santa Cruz.
From Elk Grrove, via Sheldon and
Cosuraues, to Michigan Bar.
COLOKADO.
From Colorado Springs, viaEaston,
to Gomer's Mills.
From Puehla, via Huerfano Junc
tion, BaKgaville, and Los Animas, to
Fort Lyon.
DAKOTA.
From Yankton, via Green Island,
Nebraska, to Cheyenne, In Wyom
ing. From Yankton, via Todd'uFord, to
Rockporfc.
Froiy Medary to Lake Benton, in
Minnesota.
From Vermillion, via Turnereville,
to Wicklow.
FLORIDA,..
From Orlando to Cross Prairie.
From Concord to llarrsll, via Cal
vary, in Georgia.
From New Smyrna, via Spring
Hill and Lake Berestbrd, to liawk
insvllle. From Cedar Kes to Sumpterviile.
From Orlando, via Lake Marion-
and Fort Drum, to Saint Lucie.
From Key West, via Charlotte Har
bor, to Tampa.
From Fort Mead to Charlotte Har-
bor.
From OkehumUee, via Sumpter
viile, to Brooksville.
From. New Troy, via Cook's Ham
mock, to Deadman's Bay.
From Jacknonville, via Callahan,
King's Ferry, Coleraine. anfi'Truder.'s.
Hill, to Centre Village, Georgia.
GEORGIA.
From Elberton, via Summervale,
Cold Water, and Cedar Creek, to
Hartwell.
From Penfteld. to VopdviIle.
From Boston, via Old Grooverville,
Amacilla Station, toMonticello, tflor-.
ida.
From Danielsville, via Pool's Grove
and Antloch, to Elberton.
From. Valdoata, via Long Pond,
Swilley'a Store, qo Jenuinga Post Of
fice, Florida.
From Dearing to Luther.
From Washington, via Baker's Fer
ry, to Elberton.
ILLINOIS.
From Millford, via Aah Grove, to
Xiucfc lev
From Hull's Station to Richfield.
From hddyville, via Stonefort, to
Sarahville.
From Opdyke, via Harris Grove, to
Webb's Prairie.
From Tauiaroa, via "Wiufield, to
Spring Garden.
From MoLoansboro, via McLans
boro and Tanmnm Road, to Ewiug.
INDIANA.
From West Lebauon, via Walnut
Grove, to Boswell.
From Lafayette, via Monigomerj',
Pond Grove, Oxford, Boawell, and
Paxton, to Bloomiugton.
IOWA.
From Manson to Algona.
From West Side, via" Levey, Boyer
Valley, and Eden, to Storm Lake.
From Jaekson,vilU via Pond Val
ey, to C res co.
From Chillioothe to Munterville.
From Eldora, via Stato Centre, to
Des Moines.
From Cherokee to Sibley.
From Levey to Sao Cit3
From CentreviHe, via Walnut City
and Iconium, to Tytone.
From Ottumwa, via Ormanville, to
TJnionviUe.
From College Springs to Achjson,
in Missouri.
From Delhi to Hartw.ick.
KANSAS.
From Neodosha, via Stemerton,
Jerrett, and Longtou, to Elk Falls.
From Osborne City, via valley of
the Solomou, to yesV line of the
State.
From Sallna, ia Lindshurg and
Hutchinson, to P,om.eroy,.
From JeweU City, via Burr Oaks,
to Red Cloud.
From Eureka, via Christiana, to
Cottonwood Falls.
From Belleplain to Oxford-.
From Jewell City, via Aurora to
Beloit.
From Concordia, via Aurora, to
Cawker City, in Mitchell, county.
From Hutchinson, via Sherman
Poraeroy, to Camp Supply, in the In
dian Territory.
KENTUCKY.
From May field, via Cuba and Duke
dom, to Dresden.
From Whitesburg to Prestonburg.
From Jame6tovn to Cumberland
City.
From Greensburg, via Vaughn's
Store, to Edmonton.
MARYLAND.
From Cumberland to Bottle Run
Tannery.
From Wolfsville to Smithbjjrg.
MASSACHUSETTS.
From Oak Bluffs Landing to Ed
gartown. Frara QreenfleW to Ctmva.
MAINE.
From East Bradford to South La
Grauge.
" MICHIGAN.
From Ionia to Easton.
MINNESOTA.
From Eenson to Indian Agency, at
Big Stone Lake.
From Coritnoa, via Birch Coolie, to
Beaver Falls.
From Moutevidio, via Clastes Falls,
to Morria.
From Blooming Prairie to waitn
aro. MISSISSIPPI.
From Erookville to Pickensville.
From Ureemville to Rolling Fork.
From Carlerevllle, via Burnt Mills,
Burton's, and Hickory Plains, to Ma
rietta. From Cold Water, via Taylor's
Store, to Tunica Bluff.
From Shubuta to Brookhaven.
From Hernando, via Eudora, to De
Soto Front.
From luka toPikesville.
From Paulding, via Etahoma and
Laconia, to Taylorville.
From yeruoh, via Woodbine, to
Satartia.
From Morton to Polkville.
From Bolton to Brownaville.
MISSOURI.
From Crooner to Lima Creek.
From California, vhi Jamestown ,
Prairie Houce, Gooches Mills, and
Hvertnn. to itochenort.
From Cornelia, via Burnett's Sta
tion, to Wiuddor.
From Nevada to Moundville.
Pinm Ijinn. via Mount Ariel, to
Owen's Mills.
From Little Osage, via Metz, Pri
or's Creek, and Duncan, to Baruea-
ville.
From O'Fallon to Wellsburg.
From Wellsburj;, via Chaln-of-Rofks.
to Old Monroe.
From New Hope to Falmouth.
From Georgia, via Gal?burg, to
Miuersville.
From Willow Springs, via Rich
ville, to Buffalo City.
From Columbia, via Stephens'
Store and Milleraburg, to Fulton.
From Iberia to Dixon.
From West Plains, via Speers Mills,
to Gainesville.
From West Plains to Mountain
Home.
From Salem, via Carpentersville,
SammenHville. Harlem's Mills, Cross
Roads, and Layo Store, to WeHt
Plains.
From Mav9ville to Rochester.
From Frankford, on St. Louis and
Keokuk Railroad, via Spencersburg,
to Curry ville.
NEW YORK.
Kelloeffeville to New Hope,
From New Bremen, via Beaver-
Falls, to Croghan.
From Franklinville toElgin.
From Panama to North Clymer.
From Hedgesville lo Riithbunville.
From Masonville, via E:ist Mason
ville, to Sidney Centre.
From Windham Centre to Jewett.
From Ellenville to Drown'd Lands.
Erom May field, via Cranberry
Creek, to Northville.
NEW HAMPSHIRE-.
From Harrisville, via Potteraville,
to Keeue.
NORTH CAROLINA.
From Mull Store to Happy Home.
From Black River Chapel to Kel
ley's Cove.
NEVADA.
From Austin to Lida.
From Montezuma, via Alida, to
Gold Mountain.
NEBRASKA.
From Kearney Station, via Fort
Kearney. Republican City, to Trues-
dale and Havs' City, in Kansas.
From North Platte, via Stockville,
to Hays' City, in Kansas.
From Exeter, via Empire, Glenga
ry, and Jersey City, to, Big Sandy.
NEW JERSEY.
From Meshanic, via Allendale and
Rock Mills, to Blnwenburgh.
From Dover to Mine Hill.
From Walpack Ce.tnro to Branch
ville. OHIO-.
From Frazershurg, via. West Car
lisle, to New Guilford.
From Mount Airy to New Balti
more. From Blue Rock to Ynnng Hick
ory. From St. Clair to Calcutta.
From Whipple to Masterton.
From Salem Centre, via Danville,
to Kyger.
PENNSYLVANIA.
From. Harrison ville, 'ia Sype's
Mills and Needmore, to Warforda
burg. From Bloomaburg, via Mordans
ville, Rohesburg, and Stillwater, to
Benton.
. From New Brighton, via Bush
Creek, to Barrisville.
From Jackson Corner to Philipa-
burg.
From Pocono to Houser's Mills.
From State-Lick, via McVill, to
North Buffalo.
From Mclntlre to Ralston.
MARYLAND.
From Fairview to Cearfoss Cross
Roatls. From WolfevUle to Smithburg.
From Middletown to Beallsville.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From Union t'ourt-Houee, via.
Burnt Factory, to Woodruff.
From Spartanburg to Gowansville.
From Walhalls, via Colonel'BFork,
Bachelor's Retreat, Orkeney, Snow
Creek, and Warsaw, to Walhalla.
TEXAS.
From Cleburne to George's Creek.
TENNESSEE.
From Richlaud Station to Lafay
ette. From Brentwood, via Millview, to
Hardison.
From Dover to Tobacco Point.
From Waynes-boro', via Copeland,
Martin's. Mills, Giles Mills, and Dow
ry ville, to Hamburg.
Frotn Troy, via Millenville, to Tip
tonville. From Trezevant, via McLemares
ville, to Terry.
From Ash ville, via West Fork of
Ivy and Upper Laurel and Indian
Creek, to Jonesboro'.
From Lawrencebvrg, via Newburg,
to Cejiterville.
From Lawreuceburg to Waynes
boro7. VIRGINIA.
From Summertield, via Spring Val
Ie3, to Stephens Creek.
From Blacksburg, via Prices Fork,
to Cowan's Mills.
From Baptist Valley to Knob.
From Independence, via Tongs
Gap, Clems Branch, and Flat Ridge,
to Rye Valley.
From Laurel Grove to Cartersburg.
From Buffalo Gap to Deeafield.
From Mount Airy Depot to Davis's
Mill.
From Martin's Station to Drapers
Valley.
From Yicker's. S-witoh. to Price's
Fork.
VERMONT;
From Mnrshfield to Cabot.
From Norrisville to South Dan
ville. WISCONSIN.
From Galesvilk. to North Bend.
WYOMING.
From Rawlln's Springs to Semin
ole Citv.
" WEST VIRGINIA.
From Pennsborough to Henry
Fings, on Grass Run.
From Winfield to Scott Depot, on
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
From Manns Ferry to Union.
From Kanawha C. H., via Copen
havens Mill, to Walton.
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4K 70 Xebraka Clry 3 15 t- it r
4iS 7iVi Talbot. 2 63 12 11
fc7 8.-03 Dunbar. 2 33 l-;-"
MO fci". Arlington 2 19- 1 1 Zi
555 8: ..Syracuse . 1 10 53
5:56 9;00 tinadllla 10 S3
6.-21 00 1'almrra 1 21 10 10
6:55 WO Buiutt 1 01 9 40
7:1 1K Cheney's 12 43 9 07
7:57 l(k Stole Prison 12 23 8 40
SIO- lrJ0 Lincoln 12 15 8 J
The time given above It that or Lincoln, being 37
mlnnttw lnn'r tti.in that or Chlcasro.
M.A.SIIOWEKS. J. . COXVKRSE.
Train Master. Superintendent.
Burlington & Missouri Eivbt E. E..
IX NEBRASKA.
PASSENGER AND MIXED TRAINS,
RTJ-NI3G BETWEEN
Plaitsmouthjmd Lincoln.
'To take Efiect Wednesday, Ilec. 2d 171.
WESTWARD.
STATIONS
Train No. 3.
MIXED.
Trala '.l
Platttmouth
Oiua.ua Junction.
Louisville.. ..
South Ben(L..
Ashland
Greenwood.
Waverly
Newton.. .....
Llncolu
i iK-iU p. m. leave.; new a.ui. m' c
. '.An.-. ......
4:20 JlCiw
o:IO.
j5:li).
IDA).
116..
11:30..
v.-.
7.-00..
7:25.
11:45..
lift).
7:15.
12:12 d. m..
8:15 p.m. arrive
3:00 a.m. lave.
12Sp.m.arrlve
XIXKO.
Lincoln..
Dfnton...
llicchland
Crete ."
Dorchester..
2SX p.m. 1 aave-
2lYi
3:ii."
9.-(v .
9:20
llKOOa.mjiJve,
aao
4:)p.ru.arrlve.
EASTWARD.
STATIONS
TrnlnNn.U.
Train fo. 4.
MIXKD.
Plattsmouth
Omaha Junction..
Louisville .....
South llentl .
Ashland.-.-. ..
Greenwood -...
Waverly
Newton....-.
Lincoln .-.......
; 1:50 p.m.
lrX
llrt5
arrive 9:00 a.m.
&20-.
45...
i 12A3
12:9) ,
LU,
&I0.
6:10
12:15
lid)
lt:4.-t
ll:30p.m.leave
MI.XKD.
ll:K.m. arrive
5:50
5:3).
5:00 a. m.
leave
Lincoln
Denton.
UiBhland
Crete . ....,
Dorchester-
4:45 p.m. arrive.
4:15.. ....
1(K.
10-.iV) ;4a . -
9:20 . ft: ..
9:50a.m. leave.3::w p. m. leave.
The time Kjvcn abpvels that of Omaha, being 33
njnutes slower than that JBfcOASK
Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Kansas City, St. Joseph & 0; Bluffs.
TOIE TAllliE No.lG.
To takerjreet Sunilay, July VUh, 1S71.
aOINQ1 NO'RTH.
STATIONS.
OMAHA
Ilf.
MAIL AND
Kir.
Kansas City
Kaat Leavenworth..
St.'Jividph.-... . .-
I'llKLW
Ilambu ri:
Council Bluirs::
11:15 P. M.
1230 A. .ul.
2:15
5::
650'
t:45
7:40 A.M.
U:15
11:40
i27P.f.
3:20
5:35
O- O I 2ST C3- SO
T3L.
STATIONS.
9T. iouib
MAH.AND
Kir,
KXP.
Kansas City ..
Eait Leavenworth..
St.'Jo-tepli.-..... .
PHELPS ,
llamburi;..-.....,,..-..
11:15 PM.
10:10 P. M.
8:00
5S.
4:
23)
4:40 P. M.
1:05
10:15
9:10
7:15
Council lliuiM
Tickets forsale at all the General Ticket Offices.
A. C. DAWKS, A.L.HOPKINS,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Uen'l Superintendent,
St. Joseph. Mo. St. Joseph, Mo.
Qnly Une Running Through Cars
Fr.oit
ST.
LOUIS
TO
NeirYori, Chicago,. Cincinnati andLouis7ille,
WITHOUT CHASGK.
1872. SUMMEE SCHEDULE. 1372.
7:30 A. M. Day Express,
Throosh to Xew York, Chicrt(,'o, Cincinnati and
Louisville Daily except Sunday.
4:45 P. M, Accommodation.
Tor all "Way Stations Dally eiceptSunday.
6:15 !. M.-Fast Line.
With Pullman's Palace Sleeping Car through to
Hew York. Cincinnati anil LouUvllle DAILY.
6:45 P. M. Chicago Express.
VltU throuKh Sleeping Car Dally x. Saturday
Ticket Office 100 N. FonrlhSL, ccr.Chestanf, 8t.Lonis.
p.;m. coLnunw,
Ticket AKeut,
St. ijnvA.
JOXS E. SIMPSON.
Gen'l Supt.
IndianapolU.
West'nTbM As't,
" St. Louis.
C. E. FOLLETT,
Gen'l Paw. Ag't.
bt. Lou I
Steel Rail ! Double Track !
Baltimore and Ohio R. E.
Th e G reat Sh ort LI tie fipni
CINCINNATI or COLU.HBfS
east:
Savin? 87 to 110 miles, and arriving one Tala In
Advance at
3STE-V?- -5To:r:k:
SavlngM miles, arriving 6j hoars In advance at
Saving 77 miles, arriving SJi hours In advance at
vs-jvsigciisrG-Toisr.
Keacbfng
PKIIiA-DEIiPHIA.
Ono Train the Quickest.
Tho Great Iron Eailwajr Bridges over the
Ohio River, fit FarUerfcbnrg nnd
Bellalrtt, are Completed.
MOKXIXG AXD NIGHT LIXES OF
Pata's Pake Drawing Ro:m and Sleeping Cars
Are run on this Petite from Cincinnati or Col-
umbu.? to Baltiniire and Waahlngtom City,
WITHOUT CHANUE.
By thla Route yon avoid ALL OMNIBUS TP.ANS-
FEltS and KEUKIES.
Tickets forsale at all Ticket Offices In the South
and West.
L. II. COLE. W. P. SMITH,
Gen'l Ticket Atfent, blaster Transpor'n
Ball i more. Jld. Baltimore, 3ld.
SIDNEY B. JOXES. Gen'l Pass. Ag't Cinrlnnati.O
Kansas Pacific Railway.
Short, Favorite and Only
AJJL.JL. HAJLJL, ROUTE I
DENVER,
ERIE,
NEW MEMPHIS.
IDAHO SPRINGS,
GREKNCITY.
ELKO.
MAKYSVILLE,
OEOROETOV,
LONGMONT.
GREELEY".
CHEYENNE,
31ENO,
GOLDEN CITT.
CENTRAL CITY".
VILLA LA FONT.
EVANS.
SALT LAKE CTTT.
SACRAMENTO.
COLORADO SPRINGS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
And all points In
Kansas, Colorado, the Territorlea, and
the Pacific Coast.
ICQ MILES the ShortestLlne from KaraasCl
lOO ty to Denver.
910 ?SI1?3 e Shortest Line to Pneblo, Trln--J
s.J Idad, hantaFe, and all points In New Mex
ico and Arizona.
Remember that thla 1? tbeGreat Through Llne.and
there Is
3To Other All Rail Route
to any of the above points.
There Is no tedious omnibus or ferry transfer by
this route, as the Great Rivers are all Bridged
PUL.I.2IAN PALACE CARS,
rnn through from KANSAS CITY to DENVER
Without Change.
Passengers by this route have an opportnnltT or
viewing the flne Agricultural Districts of Karisai
and can stop over at Denver and visit the rich
raining, agricultural and; grazing dtstrits of Colora
ao. Close connections made at Kansas City -with all
trains to and from the East, North and South.
Be sure to ask for Tickets -ria. Kansas
City and tlte Kansas Pacific Railway.
ctrr JS-Oy-On'lSupt.
"" ' " j. jn.iin.ueni iicKei Agent.
AN33AJ,in
EOTJTEBAST. m&
THEODORE It k Bl, t5
tt IWB - I
, XDEA.X,13iiS IIN; S
nn tw 3 tffc fc Wl fi L M
m m mhc w ra n m i a -?? irs-. -
: B B MM JEL &3 && sw sHyr &. m i&&?&2e'
3j3R.S3ES!QEs'S3- ILwJV
arrive 1 -e'
OLL CLOTHS,
Haying determined to reduce
our stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
&c. and having on
large and extensive stock, we will
commence on Monday, the 15th
of November, and will sell our en
tire stock at such prices as will
insure a speedy sale.
Our only object is to get mon
ey, therefore we will sell for cash
only.
To secure great bargains, call
early, with the cash, and be as
tonished at the low prices.
mm
IKUKBTST
TEE LOWEST
PP.OPBIETOR
TJIsTIOT
88 &c SO 3VT-A.I2ST SXIiEET,
13 K; O "W 2ST "V" I Xj Xj e
ITeTlT
T
Ja
No. 70 Main Street,
rififllilin' purl BnpiiicMjinf Pnnfl?rln hcp
bill Mg dllll r m llibliliib b u mm m
& -KTss RTl i ti fir a w pj
WbS-M K3TGtVr?il tffa J?2 c.fS W w
Largest Stock in the Market.
Great Inducements Offered.
THE BOTTOM PEICE
OIT JYuJL. ARTICLES SOLD.
4-y
Wholesale and
jRtp rajsjja m. efSl F sGci srs k y s u cr,,,'3 tsraEt er
RrarJiriRS PrsvBfini!!& Rnefniswiin!
it a. JL U f IWlUliU A kSiUAJ U.
flo. 30 MAIS' STRSST,
BK.O"Vvr35r"VXiXJTTI3, 35TEB
ff?AllI?EW KnhrrltSDi tn Tirr rmrTn-i
7l)K' A COVNTUY GENTLEMAN fo'r 1 il, ,Uy
l lnf In advance. previou to tne close of 17;, will
Kvjmjiue puper w .j-.jxi.i , rrom receipt of re
mittance to January 1st. 1873, WITUOVT CltAUOi:.
The Country Gentleman.
Yolumefor IS 73.
rpHE CULTIVATOR A COUNTRY GEN-
a ijjr.ji.Y.-N, jurttieptisilorty yewrH. tuvs I
ninktsl, iwth In this country nnd nbroiMl.tm!
ihe Stiintlnrd Journal or American AKrlcul- i
ttire. The EilltorH and rnprietor.s. In addl-f
tion to their own perKonal labors, nrwrnru
larly assisted by a very large number of
Special Correspondents and ReKtilar Con
tributors nmonn whom are luclnded many I
Leaillng AKrlculturlts. In all parts of the '
Country. East and West and by over Five
a!"n.dred ,Pcclal and Volrtataryt
-. -"''ci.uj iu me ranK.i oi tue uet
tarmera and llortlcnUurlsts of nearly every
btate In the Union. With the co-operation
pr so larpo a corps ot practical men, thl
journal is Intended to ponness exceptional
valueas the chosen Slidlum of Intercom
rauulcation, among all domett I'nteresteif
in the PrcnlucfN and Fertility or the Land
those who Cultivate and thotse who Consume
the Buyer and Shipper, as well as tho llrai
owner of the Crop Breeder of Improveil
Animals and their Customer Manufactur
ers of Improved Machinery and those who
purchase and employ it Nurserymen and
Y rult Raisers and, especially, tonupply ful
ler and better data as to the progress, pros
pects and returns of, ejch successive Season,
as throwing llghfnpon 6neof the most Im
portant of all questions w-iien to buy and
WHKS TO SELL.
TuERMS-7"TneCoantTT Gentleman Is pub
lished weekly, on the following terms, when
P i strictly In advance: Onecopv one year
Sllfi: .four copies. 310, and an additional copv
for the year tree to the xender of the club;
ten copies sa, and an additional copy for the
year freelo the sender of the clnb.
3 Specimen copies free. Address
LUTHER TUCKER fc SON.PabUiheri
ALBAJTY, W. Y.
PERPETUAL BLOOMING ROSES.
Oter two hundred different finest rarioties
prepetnal blooming atid climbing roses, of oar
oh raising, hardr for ont-Joor cnltiratloa and.
flae for winter bloom In the parlor. Can be sent,
by mail..
FTJRSA3 & S025S,
m&
hand a very EL
A
PillCES.
E3
O1
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TIQB
fct3
Brovwiville, Nebrask
Mctail Stealers in
NiMV -I 3 : i I S 1
CCSSr33.
Great Through Passenger Rcuie
THE OLD RELIA11LE
HANNIBAL
0
ST. JOE
AND
Conncil Bl-aiE3 H.. H. I,ine
VIA ST. JOSEPH AND QCINfY
TWO FAST EXPRESS TEAISS
Crossing the ilLssbsipplctQuincyon Jinc.lge wiW
PULL3US SLEEPING PALACES,
FBOM
BSOWXyiLLr TO QWIJTCY,
TFitlioot Change of Cars.
Tni3 IS TIIE BEST SHOUT LIKE
TO 0UIXCY, ST. LOUIS, CAIK0,
iTem pliK, New Orleans, Jacks'itivllle. 5tr"ng-
flelU, Decatur Tolono, La J-ayett. lnl"iaa-
upolli. Ciicinntll. Lwjisvillf . NVshviilj.
Cliattanooca, Lexington. Cuhiir.bus,
Vlieelinvc, Parlcersbar.se. iialii-
niure. AYasbingtou,
lUcnmoad,
Jt.vj3 j .host J?:&iis.13i.t: iboctk
ToEt. "Wayne. Toledo. Crestline, Pittsbur?,
HarrLfburK. Philadelphia. New Y'ork.
Boston, and all points,
SOTTX2E3:-A.3TnD EAST.
Paseni:erstafcinirother lines east or 'esr. hoi::
by ail means tatftbU inretnruin.andsee a sc
section of .splendid country.
Bny Your Through Ticiota
"Via. St. .Too unci Quinoy,
Tor sale at Ticket Offices St. Joseph A fvvrri.
Bluffs P.. It., at the Star Hotel. Brownvllle Stev
enson & Cross. Ticket Agent"!, and at Phelps stat'i Ti
and other stations on line of road, at m iow rates
by any other route.
Bacaie checked throtieh tonllnolnt pxnt A"
connections via Quincy are direct and perlect.
ii. 1'. UltdAT. UtO. JI. 2iKnUr7IVX.
GnJ.lTlcSetAe't. Gen-spt.
FRANZ HSZJSjEK,
jfAGON &gLACKSMITHHCP
ONE DOOR "WEST OF COCP.T HOTSE.
WAGON MAKING, Repairing,
Vt plows, and, ull, work done in thete.t,
manner and on short -nr.
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