Central Union Agriculturist A new journal devoted to agriculture, horticulture, literature, science, arts, news, morals, etc., edited and published by Jeremiah Behun, at Omaha. The style and "make up" of the paper is similar to that of the New York Agriculturist published monthly. The paper should be in the hands of every farmer. Terms 42,00 per annume

Chicago Evening Post. Blakely Brothers and. Davis, Publishers 151 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill. Realizing the long felt want throughout the Northwest, of an Evening Daily to represent the loyal sentiment of the great masses of the people a year since established the Chicago Evening Post and is unexcelled by any paper in the West n the fullness and reliability of its regular and special dispatches, both by the Atlantic Cable and local lines, and its thoroughness and accuracy of its commercial intelligence. Determined to secure the largest circulation of any paper in the Northwest, the publishers of the Post reduced the rates during the campaign to the low figure of $8 per year, and its success has induced them to continue until further notice.

Press. Clarinda Heral. A neat, well gotten up and ably conducted journal laboring for the promotion of the interests of that country and wide awake to their railroad interest.

Press. Demorests Monthly Magazine Adv. Universally acknowledged the model parlor magazine of America; devoted to original stories, poems, sketches, architecture and model cottages, household matters, health, fashion, music amusements, etc. Single copies 30ç back numbers 10ç, yearly $3.00 W. Gennings Demorest, New York! Demorests Monthly and. Young America together $4.00.

Frontier Index. A spicy sheet. Published at Julesburg ...the outskirts of civilization--by Messrs Freeman and Ainsworth. The paper has steadily followed up the U.P.R.R. from Kearney to Julesburg. One of the Proprietors, Mr. Freeman represented Rearney County in the Legislative at its late session and by its upwright and unswerving course, won a host of friends.

Hamburg Times. Mr. Eaton, the editor was in Nebraska Pity this afternoon. He reports that section. of Fremont county settling up rapidly. Our merchants would find it to their advantage to advertise in his journal as the majority of the citizens of that city and surrounding country, do their buying here.

Irish Republic. Mr. T. F. Russell is canvassing the City for subscriptions to the Irish Republic, a paper gotten up in excellent style and published in the interests of the celtic race.

The Lady's Friend. June number - Colored fashions present a group of brilliant figures attired in the latest mode. Wood. cuts of bridal dress, traveling and visiting toilets, new paleots and bonnets, illustrations of wax flower work, etc. Literary matter choice.

Neniaha Journal Published and edited by S. Belden Esq. for near a year past, at Nemaha City in this county, has been removed to this city.

New York World. Is the greatest Democratic Journal in this country and Nebraska Democrats should bear in mind that no such writer as Manton Marble can be found in the metropolis. The World as a newspaper is surpassed by no journal 1n the world. It is the recognized organ of National Democracy in New York and worthy support of all Democrats.

Olive Branch. A committee has been appointed by Otoe Lodge No. 4 of I. 0. F. to solicit subscriptions to a new temperance paper published at Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Their Worthy Chief Templar, Mr. A. T• Harding proposes to present to the person furnishing the largest number of subscribers, a beautiful album, worth about $10.

The People. Is a large, ably edited Democratic paper, published at Concord, N. H.

The Revolution Edited by Parker Pillsbury, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Susan B. Anthony is ably conducted and a credit to the female brains that run it and an honor to American journalism. $2.00 a year in advance. Susan B. Anthony, New York City.

Rocky Mountain News. Daily and Weekly, News Building, Denver, Colo. The pioneer and leading newspaper of the Rocky Mountain country, established April 1.859. The News has the leading circulation in Colorado and New Mexico and is also distributed largely throughout all other western Territories and the States, both east and west. It publishes the largest sheet between the Missouri river and California and. more original matter, prepared expressly for its columns than any except the leading Metropolitan journals. It is devoted to the mining and agricultural interests of Colorado, all the new discoveries and successes of the Rocky Mountain Country, rich in gold, silver and other minerals. The News also publishes full telegraph reports of the day and with its unrivalled circulation it presents the best advertising facilities offered to business men of the north and east who desire to extend their business in the great west. Byers & Dailey, Denver, Colorado.

Scientific American. Adv. For 1869. The largest, best, cheapest and most popular journal in the world, devoted to Invention, mechanics, manufactures, art., science and General Industry. The publishers farrnore than 23 yrs, have been the leading Solicitors of American and European Patents.

The press published a large poster yesterday announcing that the bill locating the State Capital had passed the senate by a vote o 8-5. See Capital location.