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A rnz7.Io to Poopio Ilcyoud the Atlantic.
Opfj.-ttiniti fr i.-vcryboly.
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every altermu; : 1'ritl.iy eveiiinic :it 'a . S I'
ball. Transient lirotln rs are iesiei-l i nlly in
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J. A, 'i aite, K i rem a ii ; .. -Morgan, Overseer ;
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J of America Mei-n necom! ami fmi h M-n-i
ay i-veiiin at K. .f i hr.H. All Iruiisicnt.
brotherM me requested to meet with us. 1,. A.
Noivci. ucr, Ve.!ier::ile Consul ; W. Willetts,
Worthy Advisirr ; r, M:tl'.:s, hx r.ai:!.'.r ; J. E.
1M orris. Clerk.
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Er.Kii virr, IikI., Oct. 7. Tin; CJranil
Trunk limited express rati over nril
Ivillcd A. F. U . d, an :u;c-d :ind caltliy
resident of J-Mv,tiiVl.-ii!irj viii;iL;e, a fc,v
iiiuoH nortii oi :;erc, i:t-c niiit. iloliai
taken lii.s dj;r:;-;htM' to the train to jjo on
a visit and slio vas on Jjoard vlien ho
Ay us killed.
.no in a perpetual maze over the. r.n.
jiii-Tous cxainniL'3 of
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John Savors Fstv.Uy Dhct at Albion
tsy Tvlattiti liaiey, a Young
Farmer.
Aiiiims, Xtl., Oct. 7. ?.Iartin Halcv
- lu re thi-j ail ernoo-i wit!
t provocation, S:tycrs dy
shot John S;iy
o;;t tlm f;li;hl:
inrj t v.evt iv "
who Was
lain. wa.s svn t
S.iv
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in the eopntiy, tj liis Ik!1!
jcctiii;.- to Sayers company, called S.iyc
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city Bayers
and drovn 1
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Mas, Clocks,
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fter they L;ot
l to aeeonip:
to the I'.'.rn.
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of ih?
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Sayei's
Ti;Vj,e h(! iittcmpted
n I'aii'ott seized
draw him awav.
got down from th;' c:
lo d:-:ry his ei ii, )
S.iycrsleit shold-r to
At the S'ltua iiii)e Jl.de-d.-ew a revolver,
i:t nig i:;ree one ot wincn patisino;
thioue-n tuo l;vk of th.e ljht lirm (ooic
r;. r.-;:Veis v'!:: n.lildVCii
: ifit )"i I i.ledical
I at ic was 01 no
1 twenty minutes afiii
1 fe.ly started to run but
:.'y, and is now lodged
; was :i quiet nnd inofTi ;
1. Haley was considered
effect in the lu
to a room in V.
sistancc summoned.
avail, lie
vl i
tae siiiit.'iiii
V!is ca;ltire
sive
by mane ar. nuntal v deran-rcd, but harm
SsccialAtlcnt on EiyeaWatcIi Repair iiis i lc"s;, .IIe ,,!,d oncc ,ccn co:iilacd ia
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WE WILL 1 1 AVE A
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Ilurlui'tiin; !
on. Increase:
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Library
ALSO-
-OF-
AT THE USUAL
Cheap Prices
Noisrosltu ar.cl lowi Pensions
WASinxGTox, Oct. 7. Nebraska pen
pious: Lucy Ami Pratt, former widow o.r
Stacy Shortt, Ilarllngton. Oi-ijrinal:
Blaej' Shortt deceased,
John Whittemvtr t'v?t Ui
Dennio Dorsheimer, Ie:i:J!i.
Iowa pcnioiis Mexican y.-ar: G. S.
Elis-s Duranuo. Oiiginal; J. J. Poitor.
Albia: Frank E-leston, Fairbank; Wil
liam C. Catt r, Allan ic; William J.
Davis, Iowa Falls; J. II. Sehioiema
1 lonsboi'o; L. C Mcchem, Oenterviilo:
Kickalaus Wcbev, Koekdale, D. ll. Ack
crman, Liuevilia. Increase: P. C. UewitJ,
Leando; John Cherry Holmes, Crawford-
ille.
Ananeans who hava
cast iron, lirns 1
ns of tuoir own Rixa'a! s-sfcm f,,,-
sant barners to the youth of their own land.
titled jfauprr i, in a juMlee year, mado a
htiiU Kra.i... oHicial in thu array or navy, v.-ith
i:or:rvie. and tbousauds of un incotno ns tlio
fc'Uuncts; tho gTaiulei.iidren of aa cs-soldier
arc heavily peasicneJ, even to tho youngest,
mil t!:o tlniikcrs? raid toilers hnni tho M
niht oil and sweat drops of blood to main
tain tuo.so v. holook upontbem as so many
Uicrc aiiimalu of burden.
The iloxiLility of our domestic institu
tions may in these- days of unrest not bo
fully rppi.ce.atvd. TLo younj; iRa at work
at tho bench or in tho store b some day to bo
the lander m the mercantile, political or
social world, ur,I tho lad who lights street
f.mps or (Uhvers papers id t y and by to lead
- ui-j jn-ofotiioii ha has marked cut for him-
'if.
Jn " ian;1 ro there r.r.ch or-iiortuuitles for
men o, varied mV:u-Uy ;;i Tho cp.,n.
i:y ami ca.y trair.mpf of t!
4-. 1 ! .- n,.
i.i Li.na Uiiese. r.sai:o
1 At.
1. :c... Keep r.iov-iuy tho peonle. Thero
13 iii tuw no intimation that to b- -Jak of all
trades and iMit- cf nono" in tho desidera
tum. Tho imn who tlm pragma his courso
in scarcely a safe rUh- or uientor. lint those
who reach tho front do so from tho very n
ces.iitie.5 of tho env; (!p Hebrew slave leads
tae sr. arn:o of f.evi'.s out from tho va'!'-y of
the plo to tho lanl b.-youd tho Jord-m; tho
motlieilvs; boy in the 1-k? c.-ibin nr. v-.a ..,..
tnon becomes the inod.ini MoRt-a to fret ,.', .
Ot'O of slaves; tho ..lair, and unalfocte.1 tanner
of Galena ij the head of-tho army and twW
natio:i' wasistrato; tho boxful
lad on tov.path turns it to the White
bo-:?:? and fame. Our secular bistorv is
tosiam with examples of carpsatera' eons
fi-omtuoKaznre-.hsci the world who have
left for our bef.fcrn.eut luminous kssous of
too Icrgcr iii'e. Chicago later Ocean.
ie couuu man will
tho "all round" la-
X!io .Tan V.iinci Lincoln Feared.
i'rciu t.io hour cf
VTa?liu2ton en the
until tho nirrht of
iuc. Lincoln's arrival m
21 of February, 1SG1,
April 14. lh55. ho wn tr.
-AT-
S3IITJI
C3.
WHEN YOU WMT
WI
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CALL OX
Cor. 12th and Granite Street?.
Contractor Buih
Sept. 12-tJm.
Po:-ial Changes.
WAS!..XCiToX, Oct. 7. Apostftfiiee war
i craablisi-cd at Myotic, Appanoose 0011013
j Ia.. to-day and Dennis M. Vandikc- w.i.
I appointcil pnstuiaster.
j The postofijfc at Last Chance, Lucas
! county, has been established, with Da "d
j V'. Ulan as poi.ima.sicr.
ITiic follow inu; dian.s in star schedules
. in Iowa were rmnciuiced to-day: Duran-
i;o to Luxemburgh: Leave Duranfo dai
ly, except Sundays, at 2 p. m., arriving
Luiuiu-bnrgii l.y p. in.; leave Ltixera
burgh daily, c.cept Sundays, rit 0. a. m.,
ariive at Dur -.n-o by 1 p. m. From
October 3, 157.
JULIUS PEPPtRBEBG.
M.VNCF.VCTLT.KR OV AND
WHOLESALE k RETAIL
D::Ai.;:it ix tiii:
Clioirost Bratvis of Cigars,
inclu.line; our
Flor do Pepperbergc.'r?i,r.U 'Uuds
FU1.1V LINE OF '
lUUAtuuAu &JlUit.itS AKTICLES very fm t CbbK hilla and Kcrney
r alwaya in stock. Kor. 2C, 18S5. S. & C. Muycr'a, the loading clotluer;
Tho Anarchist Evidence Copied
Chicago, Ojt. 7. T!ie work of copying
ihc record in the anarchist case for use in
the United Sftt'.s supremo court is iinidi
cd, and the c-:py will be now sent to Ot
t iwa for com; . ii is: n cet lineal :on by
the clerk of tie.- Illinois supremo court.
Captain Elack will probr.hly start cast
with the record about .Monday.
nncr. On tha one hand ho was
tjreauv-.?d by a band of conspirators madly
l-ento:; seizing his person and spiriting him
av.ay t nwgh the Confederate lines; on tho
ocner, p.rowlmg miscreants watohed for an
opportunity to take iud life-; and thero is no
ilouot that ho would have been assassinated
! as before the collapse of the Confederacy
b.fo.tbo octant and untiriui; vigilanco
o. his fri3ud3 by ni-Lt arr:l bv day. And vet
it as a curious fact that, although Hr. Liu
co!n believed that his career wonl,l h.a r.,,
short by violence, ho was incorrigibly skepti
c ti as to the agency and tho agent in tho ev-
peeted tra5lr, with cno solitary exception.
-elderly residents of Wasiibiton will re
member ono Garowsfci, a Foli-h esile, as
many believed. Ho was an accomplished
linguist, a revolutionist by nature, restless,
rc venseful and of a fiery and ungovernable
temper. Ho had been emploj-ed in tho stato
department as a translator, I believe, but had
quarreled with Mr. Seward and was dis-carr-cd.
This caused him to pursue Lincoln,
oe ward and Sumner with bitter hatred. Tho
curious will find in a published diary of hia
fantastic classification of his enemies. Tho
president Le rated as "third class," according
to ma estimate of statesmanlike qualities,
lie bad a first and second class also, and t.t,er
j v'a3 a ite difTerenco between them. From
j this man Garowsfci, and him alone. Mr. Lin
coln realiyupprehinded danger by a violent
assault, althou-h, as I havo already stated
,7 " iuv ,viis oi iear was like.
.u.r. Lincoln more than onco said to me: "So
far as my personal safety ia concerned Ga
rowski is the only raan who has givoa rae a
serious thought of a personal nature. From
tho known disposition of tho man ha is dan
gerous wuerever no may be. I have some-
AN INTERVIEW WITH LONGSTREET.
What ire Sai.l i i!0 After tho I irst
Iay' I iKlit at OeHymlmrfj.
At Gettyslim-K, on tlio evening of tho ttt
day's fighttng, when tho Confederates occu
pied Seminary i id-o and the Federals con-
.em.aio.1 uiK.n ( Vmetery hi!!, J, f,ud Urn
Mie-t were ujx.n ll.., rid-e, m.d, aftt.r study.
it-'K the situation, I-.n.irwt said to I-,eo-
nciuu;ii navt) etiosen a point to meet
om pians or opt-rat.u.n, 1 do not think wo
coma nave round a Letter one than that np-.n
w.ueh they are n-.n- coiieeiitratin. All wo
havo to do is to throw our army around l,y
their left, and w hhull interpose between tho
1 ederal army and W.-Tshm-ton. Wo can pet
strong position and wait, and If they fail to
attack us we shall have everything ia condi
tion to move l.tiok to-morrow night in the di
reeuon of Washington, selecting beforehand
ugooa position into which wo can place our
troops to reeeivo battle next dny. Finding
our object is Washington or that army, tho
J ederals Aw ill 1.0 suro to attack us. When
they attack wo shall beat tliem, as wo pro
posed to do before wo left Fredericksburg,
and tho probabilities are that tho fruits of
our success will bo great."
-no, said (,en. Leo; "tho enemy is there
1 am going to attack him there."
I-oiigstreet says: "I suggested that such a
move as I proposed would give us control of
tho roads leading to Washington and Balti-
moie, ana reminded Gen. Lee of our original
plans. If wo had fallen behind Meado and
insisted on staying between him and Wash
ington, ho would have been compelled to at
taek and would havo lutii badlv beaten.
Gen. Lee answered: 'So; they arc in position,
and I'm going to whip them or they arc going
to whip me.' I saw lie was in no fm.i.nr.r
mind to listen to further argument at that
time, so I did not push the matter, but d..fi--
lomeu ro renew the subject tho nest morning."
Ho did renew tho subject on tho morning
of tiio ad, but Leo would not consider the
proposition to move to J.Icado's left and rear.
On the mori :ing f the 3d Leo came, to him
(uid told Lin: to renew tho attack on Ceme
tery hill. Cneo more, tho third time, Long
street urged tho movement to Meade's left
If It T a ; . ,.. "
i .su-.tv.il to Gen. Leo that I bad
oeen examining the ground over to tho light.
...I.. luuen ineiuieu lo tUmk the best thin,
was to move to tho Federal left.
" 'So,' ho said, 'I am going to tako them
v.hsro they are, on Cemetery hilL I want
3 on to take l'ic!:ett's division and make tho
attack. I will ro-enferea you by two divis
ions or tuo i mm corps.' "
l nat will rrivo me 15.C00 men I rr.Hnrl
'I have been a soldier, I may say, from tho
ranks up to the position I now hold. I havo
o m u m pretty much all hinds of skirmishes
from those of two or threo soldiers up to
wvianainiy corp, an.l 1 think I can
safely say thero never was a body of 15,000
u.e:i i.im couia mane that attack success
fully.'
"The general seemed a littlo impatient nfc
my remarks, so I said nothing move. As ho
snowed r.o indication of changing his r.lan, I
wen. to work at once lo arrange- my troops
for tho attack." St. Louis Globo-Democrat
A Karaan E.-icycIoppedia.
For t wen! y yeara thero has lived on Fifth
uvvmie, v.uum a uiscmt toss of Madison
square, a man whoso profession is, probably,
sni generis. lie is absolutely a human ency-
tjui,u.-um a iuuu or reterenea liefne.Mfo.i
irom tuo ero u of his head to the soles of his
reel wu.i absolute information upon all tho
known ologies, languages, professions and
trades, lie is of Hebrew blood and an o"-
nos.io. lie is now about SO years of bo nl-
though ho lo.iks younger and has not grown
n rl-iv rl.tfi" in t .-.r-j-.o .... ai.. i ,
..-, n".....,uio uuinig ma jjasu Qe.
cado. Interested from his youth up in edu
cation, ne conceived the idea, some twontv
years or moro ago, of turning his gifts of
c'u iiiioaMM memory to ms own account,
commercially, and to that of his fellow men,'
intellectually, and has thrived apace since ho
located himself in Fifth avenuo, surrounded
by his books, his globes and his scientific ap
paratus of all kinds. Aro vou a nhvsicinn
with a delicate and difUcult diagnosis on
hand? Go to Mr. L. and ho will in a twink
H::g place a dozen books, citing relevant
eases, before you and elucidate tho respective
realist iui rare uirectnes3 ana perspicac
ity. Are you a clergyman with a knotty
ideological prooiem on liandf Mr. L. will,
from his collection, numbering 2,000 works
:i theology alone, brush away the cobwebs
m a ti ieo and cleave the rebellious nut of
perplexity to tho kernel m a trice,
And so on, tap this human fountain of nnl-
wreal knowledgo at any point, and ho i3 ever
responsive, lie comes high. Nothing good is
cheap, but he never disappoints, and be has
to be sought when tbo need exists. There is
no sign upon tbo cuter portals of his study,
a:id r.o alluriug advertisement has ever yet
disclosed the identity of perhaps tho " greatest
of Americans scholars. The . late Dr. J. G.
Holland was his pupil, and the foundation of
nil-
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times thought that ho might try to take my s-ribner's Monthly wa3 built upon the Bolid
life. It is just like him to do tucli a thHc rock of thi3 perennial magazine of taforma-
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uon. lj. is iiaturauy a cnarming conver
sationalist and on his Lethe day, as his friends
Kewspaper Versus Braf azino votaries cau ic, no wui receive every
a ,.,,, .. -, , Known cauerwunouc money ana without rriee
1 -ithmtbe sanctum of hisholy of boIioJS
magazine, for instance, sue-gests some inter- f rC? , i queries that tbo
esting reaectlons. The dozen made e, or JnoModgo Becker ventures to propound. Mr.
wLich makeups magazine are selected onfc
An Gi'ordue Steamer
M.vuKr.Kiio.vn, Ma.--.. Ocl. 7. Tin-re is
considerable auxi- ty ir.r.cn; the people
ihismorninjr ronrcmin the Volunteer.
Obsr.-vntion -.'.as n.ad- frozn Ab'..,tt hall
tower tlit--, mc-r::i!i!j, bet s!. csild not be
sighted. Si.-- i. - ' id--; .,' K- ,,v. j-duc.
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to.riftfe:-, d - ,--
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t :.r ial! wear i rom i.n
h.-.ivx v,i.-.:. fven -oa!s
,: the two dollar to (he
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or an enormous maa of mittw ci,.;4j
They aro usually written and signed by wdl
known men and women, who ought to bo
more jealous ef their reputations than the
sometimes seem. Before being put into tvDo
caca nrtieie is read and reread; a solemn con
clave of editors is held over ha i.4-i t-
word or phrase, with the frecucnt result of
sacrmeing tao frc-shne.-s and iudividualitv of
a -vriters style to exaggerated ideas of deco
rum, llie article is put in type without
hai te, aud is read and reread again and again
before tho dial publication.
Iu the newspaper everything is done with a
rush. "Copy" is prepared with great rapid
ity, and is often given out without revision
is seldom proof read moro than twice, fre
quently oniyonco, occasionally not at all,
and yet tho comparison between a good news
paper and a good magazine is not so unfavor
able to tho former. The magazine will bo a
little better in respect to proof errors, though,
not much. Its English will bo no more cor
rect than that of the newspaper, though cer
tainly more precise and f ormal. Tho chances
are that tho magasine will contain a greater
I-erceutage of positively heavy, unreadable
matter, cad th;t tae. newspaper wiil bo mcro
L. is in manner genial, gracious and sympa
thetic. In this era of superficiality it is not a
little comforting to know that ono man at
least has delved to the very depths of human
achievement in the purely intellectual evolu
tion of tho God given talents of the scholar
and scientist. 2ew York Graphic.
Tliackeray's First Glimpse of America.
Broadway i3 miles upon miles long, a rush
of life such as I never have seen; not so full
as the Strand, but so rapid. Tho houses are
always being torn down and built up again
the railroad cars drive slap into tho midst of
the city. There aro barricades and scaffold
ings banging everywhere, I havo not been
into a house except the fat country one but
something now is being done to it, and' the
hammerings are clattering in the passage or
a wall, or eiteps are down, or the family is go
ing to move. Kbbody is quiet here, no more
am L The rush and restlessness pleases me
and I like, for a little, the dash of the stream!
I am not received as a god, which I like too.
There Is ono paper which goes on every morn
ing saying I am a snob, and I don't sav no.
Six people were reading it at breakfast this
morning, and the man opposite mo popped it
under the tablecloth. But the other mnen
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TO-DAY,
Coniincdicincr
JULY 12th,
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Slaving in view the interests or our customer.s, Mlt to ,, tl.a
multitude j to share the benefits of tins great so will ur kr !
consideration sell to other dealer, wholesale l,J ol . n "
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ami vre kindly request all ofour ivlvnds imh t
call as early as possible mul u.ijust their acH.mis
Yours IJe.sjjeei fully,
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White-Ft.nt, Diy Gooda
Plattsixiouh, Neb
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