v . .. , . . , . , . . . Wb. Hat on went to Washington, ;,
J. X AIACMUliPlIY.. Editoju I fad dare he smelt mice. ';
i fTror. Aicfurvs r.i-ponr on oui:
- coal.
trfc-g-j--r ar ELj.z.-.'trr-; ! He hied hllll home to Jvi-UHU'V tOWll. i t iviwiV Vi-n rvi,
I'LTTSiLOTJTTI, FEB. 24.'1ST0. j And wrote "sumting" as wasn't hiee. tllox.'-'SffcA frvrnrnn. iivi n;or of Neb
I)i:ai: .Si
. OUtt CLCB LIST FOtt 1ST.'
"V-1 CKytifiCU tuples tUswu9i vrirh o olirb
Cot of p-ipof w'iie.1 can be taken with- the
HivL3 !n thin v.iy you can get two paper
uJ..-yJLia- fir.Utt!fi tuure than the price of
:-
Ve I'.ioulil Mia to havs n!l the PuWrlbers we
Mdjt-'t aa ler these rutcsby the niid die p
em'w. "
ti alw ouM Ke nw enbscribtr U the
Il.w.x. mtl all who propose takiiijr it fur an
vt'isr ytar tocntne forward now, for on tlie
Member of Toar subscription depend some
tillage we would like to make in the paper.
Tit 6?2clA IX and Harpers Bazaar, Week-
ly.or Magazine, 9 T
' and Intcr-Ocean, weekly,... 2 SO
m - " etiil-wH;klr. 4.25
- C'hl&igo Tribune 280
" ' " Tost Mail, weekly 2 90
' daily, C.er
I'mlrie Fanner, 3.30
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m - fct. Nicholas 4.0
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FOi J. NATIONAL HE PUB
LIC AJT CONTENTION.
! Tlie Htliron Journal Las rhaii'''!
Iiaiiil. Ir. A. L. Wiion j.-i uiiii; to
wiggle it along now,
Tliat "Jast loaf or Vi-cord's seems
likely to fVetl all Hurt Countv vit.
Ve had a slice outt, and there can't
be much but crust left now.
Tb fixt fnlon BepnMlenn V.itin:jl CnrTn
Hon ror the uoirtmalion of -:iinlihttex Utr lrel
Oent an4 Vii-e-lresiiient il tlo l'liited State
ih i f lieni iinneeiiy n imi-iiiii-m i mi iipuucm- 4i, l ..,.
rf . i !.,. i li h .1 iv ..f Iitn 1Trt nt f nV'iwk ikioii Hie I.IM bl II..
i lit :iw i. i i 'ii.l
T; coi'ttt:-- a''.j .;'" .rl t '.it: i; f:; ;!: f n ;' : t
of ef.;n t .v-:.T7 ef "irl :"t :! l "X'f :
to :ti:i.-ii: ; -1 ;:ia the
c:.-ti-i!.:i . of :i r:!-r.i vl . !ua
I.-in. tU' M:.-,.i.-J .! r-.ll- '' '.
ai.i m'i';k' lull:'' :.1 ;' '. "
tli ..an.e f'r po-,.ii, iiiii;t:.ry."rUhi,f pvr-l-.-i's',
:,i.r e-; J uj 1r... i ilit.-t-.i l:ii 'l'-.
aiif! sixty -I .'.' rfi'pruvf' i Ju.v .etond tilt
teen litiiKiifd ixiy-finir.
Re it t.vtrj-.'J t."i S.'U'ik a.-if f?." Tlt i-t of
Iculri.iH1. .'.S lie.i.i i.
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Tliank 5 on 21r. Courier.
Till: U. W. ItfcUlftTEK.
ir the IIi:kali were a novelist or a
I'Htt we might till columns with the
woful history or this now defunct
lie Wis paper. The tlrst the IIkkali
heard was that Mr. Clailonie couldn't
make a go of it, then that the Sheriff
hal seized it. Next that the Coroner
must go down and sit on tlie Sheriffs
job. We thought it must le a corpse
then; but no! a few weeks and there
is a new deal. They are going to start
a democratic paper, and tlie poor old
Register must figure iu th drama.
Down they go acain and there is the
the seizure, the replevin, the talk of
ight,ali the paraphernalia of a new cir
cus and then the curtain rolls down for
We understand (Jov.
In accordance with your
instructions I utocvrted on Sat unlay,
Feb. 11 tit to section 17, town if. N. of j
range 14 K.i.-,t. in (.as County, Xebia.i- i
kft, to examine a coal mine said to have j
been discovered at this place. I was j
accompanied by Air. van Horn, the j HefrenUuwj tur Uuiu-l s:.U.t ' Auu-rieh M-ney
owner nT t!i utiimp t- ! M-iefiir. ' t''"VoiHii,(.(. lli.it l.ut ,.nl m i-chpIi ,
owmroi me pro,ie t., iir. .i ic Aiur- , trtV.,iy 1(1 ai, ,.n.n;;.j -Ail u..t i. mm-.ul uu
Vv,
In r f T ... .ulV!;t
: ts- vi .;;! : r
f.a.i -. - ti-: .!:; ;! !-'-
nt-.i : !.-.::-r Mu!pi.;if.-. nrere.tf
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tit V. Ii'f'l :tv li.e e!.s
' v i ii i !!' 'i v, rtjiii i'l
et f.. .:!.! 'i UP ' .-:.
i-.Ve.-t.
LAii::sr .new
MA!
. I. i ;
Nkw V.:s:c. F. j. 2.i
r,Tif "in,T Mi- 'T!1 tl... mln.lr 1 1 i e;j:u::U "An su-.t Jo :i.l l.i Hi
- of h r'!iu;ii aii'l toi'-ki .ii.i-li:i' nurn tn Mis- j
openeti me unit at Uiis place.- 1 lie so. in myet i tu" i- mi.mi -ri. hhi t secm-tr ;
III lllirilMlinil I lir lit- At -:,in lifl t
. ou!r:i;-i m:
L ATI'S! Cllll AU MV.e'vms
' Citi'-A ; . Tel). 2-1.
tvveiil v-llve xr.irs. iliitiiv wnlni tirii'- It i!;;s n;t
live.l perltnps ;.! tl'ili-s that ir.i.nl'iT i-t eplieni-
. - it:iI uri'iiiirat ion !!!'H tin v" enn'icu miociiiii
CI 13 -j ' p. ini'Mi with il. In- J.rovi-ii ii lobe ui:e.i:.i!i'.l
I :t :i ri-ii'ery for :!! t!;onlris accsn
vr roe eihiij: fr.'tu wr.iktie.-s e
uccoinp.inicd hy
rio-.tr.
opening was made near the level ot tlie tH!. nuiiiarv. and o-.h'-r p n;.o-, ...;: v-.i .Ju
ly ni-i, eint'-eii liunan- l hxiy iwu. as
i.roveii J u' v s-ooinl i-i -iitfcM iiuiHifd and six
ty-tmir. vviiicn it in l!ie totlo .vin wir.N : "An!
ami will eotnint f lelesiite from eaeli State
eijiial to twi'"e the nnilier of it Si-natoi mid
li "jHVS'-ntallve la t'onr-ss and of two IHe-
. t .. fi'mn a-iz.Ii nrr.mifi.il trrl tltrv iinil ttlA
tri, r f ColnttiiMr. in railing the wr vent ion I tain the dignity of the Press and ils
t r I'w etiou 4f ilrieiRite. tlie mill nil i If cs ol
f.arber and President Grant have both
been applied to, for aid and to main-
the nrveral Stale an" rei'ouiiiii-inli'd to ir.v'ti
m!I it-f!''''in elector :itnl all otlur voters
il! oni nf.trd to pt. tiolitieat A iTerene or
p'rvio'is oai t v uP.iliat i)ii.'"A lio are opposed to
rv. ii'U i" tioiial iHn. ami leire to pruinnte
Trit-ii't'v feeM'itf and jHTmafi-nt hariunoy
1 iri" -'lo.it the eonntrv ty nriiutainintr a vl -n- I
freedom. W. . goes for the (Jov. and
Dick, for tlie Prens, Grant and J-iberty.
You til know of t!ie Knglishman
Missouri Hood plain, where the river
conies rloe to the hi nils, and about fif
teen feet above tlie water. Forty-three
feet from the entrance the supposed
coal was struck, from which point the
drift was continued seventy-nine ftet
further. The thick nets of the suppos
ed coal is three feet, eight inches. The
i drifting was done almost entirely by
blaxting, the supposed coal being too
compact to be penetrated by the pick.
A bore the supposed coal there is about
four. feet of soft calcareo.is sl.ile, Had
next above, an undetermined thickness
of light grayish, and massive limestone
containing Fusilina, Sphifers, Pro
duct!, etc.. of Upper Carboniferous age.
Owing to the absence of expoaures
above the rock, no sections were ob
tained higher up. A few inches of lire
clay underlies the so called coal. As is
well known, the deposits underneath
the J,oess lu re are of Upper Carbonif
erous age. Tlie so culled coal is of
dark black color, with- portions occa-
or,
7 sy c .-.
4 Oii '.-'i t0
ioii -taW
Win at...
' ('..in
; t ins,
; -.
t nt nil. I f.itfiriiiiiv 'i:ilJ oe iMi'iM.'f! t.i i!l 1 la e ,'t" J.-'
pnvil.-nr :iini iin.auaair jtraiaed ti tiie Ilaii- . . .
iiiriui mat Saint Jiwrph it.tHroid t'omprii ny j
tiie:isl lasi-iat-utio.ii tl aet no far a-, tne .sa?-ie ! .
iiiav in :t ti! ic. i ! il.-."' lie. :tiil ill" n.i:ii" is 1 1 -r i:-v. ;j3
Ui.'i'lar"d .ind iMin-irueil to int'':tn ami mean so
lirass;:i':,iiilior..ed;o tie roiistrii.-'il-il 1-v The liar- For Throat. I.nns. Asthtna, Kidneys
l.nion aiiM MU'-ouii liiver Uaiiroa.l L'oitipany.
a ! wiiieii i- now com,. I-f i and ki.o-,n as the
H;ii liaton and ilissouri Kiver Kailro ui in e-brasK-t.
.'- iii .'O ol iae L'ni : t'aeili.j llailio.nl,
and eiit.tli d to a.11 t.!"" rights :u i pir !'.';e. a.nl
snt.j,i-i to a:i i:ie iiaiies anu ie( Ui."i.i-:ils. pro- . tri m-ViAi,
Vi.iiM !' s-f!:o:i iilici n oi - u I l.isT-ta..j.:io:ir.i , x1 C I t ' l X ttl i. i i.'J LLKTy
:iel : i'l ori-J . Tii. .! no ( iovi-riiiin-iit luimis sliail ! '
-v.r i.M i.i.i to x i,.i i'.i:-iiii.':oi i.nii Mioiii'i 1 For S.trff throat. I ; -r oiuh, tlo.trsene.
isl SELLING OFF
LTJL J -JL J-J Li
WIRDHASVS
collection AarrcT.
e f.le-vr.n tn aunoiincini; to tfu ptitlTcs. AVje
liiisiin-ss In ItieS'.ale of Ni-olMi.kn.uL.ii
o-iperially In ('as County. tliMt 1 llAV
tsiaonsneii in oiiinci ion wiiu my
.Le;;al l'lactico, n
U
-" - - r-m
Forest Tar Solution,
For In)i ili!i for Catarrh. Consuinpt ion. liion
chi'.is, uiul Atlaina.
l::vi-r U 1 1 I ',i.ii:i:iv in . .-hi ;4sli:i t i: l in ! and I'll! V if.J tiie hiealll
il eons! ria-tioa : Ami iirm i ini f,tf,'(rr, That I ,
. L i -l ill in. l i: t t f.'.i ii i
diii in oi i!n- i)tii.--r nil ma le to .!d i-.m p.'.ny
b the uei of J illy se olid, eighteen inindred aiid
sUty-Ioiir.
Irfr'l'1 lt 1 (It? I III I Tl I I V II, Ifi;i lilt -I tiling .1 - -- . ll4l, 11 I 1
Tor.-i"iY.i eon-.it m ii nai nst.t of everv eiiien. j frve, stones all fast anil dogs all loose."
ir.'-:n.i:ui the full and free xereie of the r.uD t i 'piiat's CiP wav wit b the W W ne'vs
of niffia?!'.- withoot intimidation and without ilJi-S Lie way Willi llil. . . ne.VS
ii. I z who -tre In fnuor of cotirii-iK'd nnwni- n:i,n.r It's a frie nri-sis; l.nt it- f:,t
Xion oul puiiisiuiifiit of ;!1 otliei il ili-lionesty 1 . 1 .
A i1 ; f an ei onomiriil aiiniinistsatioii of theov- rnV Dick Stl eight 1!M!S it, then Slu l llT
t n.!it t'T V.on-t. faithful mid e:i;i i!lc o:fl- ; , . r . . . . r .
swhuare in favor of makintr sm-li r-fnrm I C u tier In f.tct the Shei ift informed
ta l:ie vovrniment a experii'i!i"i iti-iy from :
ttin" to time 'i'ret : win :ire oooosi'ii
i'.JJ" ' us he was educating (my son) George
jf.vri of Hi- en-dit of the nation hy ilep-eeinint; I for ;m 'JlVditolC and expected to put
nv of it oliVjration anil in favor of nf riiiiin;; : '
l i ev-iy wav the national failli and firrini-i tl ; him lil the llt'jist'.r SOOll then Clinton,
loiiior ; vi ho hold that the eom'non choo s- I
1-m U the i-MiserT of A me'i.-;i!i llhertv and Dll'k., ShTTOCk, SO they roll. Dill AOIl
h i-i d le iirniitaiiied alolute!y free from ee- j f f u.;,i.
tiriiii lentiol ; who lielieve that for t he promo- 4 er faeilit plClllieoI I lie COW Willi
two owners pulling each way, and the
lawvers milking each teat dry mean
while. If not, pause and look at the
ii..;. of theseeml tlie direction of the i:overn
tiieril vMoiih! eiml inue t tie eon tided to thime
wl; adhere to th" prlnemle of 177P.. mipiwirt
them m ineoriHHraled in the constitution and
Jaw . mii ho re in favor of n-coirniin and
trreairtfieiriivrtne Tin:i:unenr:iT pnncipicsoi n- ; , , r
tioinl iini'-hi th.i eeiitenni il anni vei-ary
ini 1 nili uf the repnlilic K. 1. JiomiAN, J
c:-ir'i:m Kep'ihliean National Committee. j npv Ilemocr il if numr fornrwtli
vur. K en iNPtR. ('iinpsp-'iiiliiir; sw'y. I Anew remot raiic papt i lorsooiu.
Tin" aidre wa ieneii hy ieo. k. Sjieneer. They're going to start it sure Oh yes,
:ji.oa: Towel! Clavlon. Arkmis:-: JJeore ; ? " J
C '.oiiihpi. Californi i : farvlall Jewell. Con- ; go 11). H.iveil t VOIt SJieilt moliev
fateii"" : S. M. H irri 'ir'on. Ifc'lawa-e ; 15. Con- ; , . . .. , ,, , .
vrr. Florida : tsham R. Fannery, :eoru'ia; . I. ' enough 111 foolish uncalled for Iiews-
V. Sr nun ion, Illinois: Oliver I. Morton. In-' f ,i.t cfill w-jiit
ileii.a ; W. id Al;.in.tosv:i: .1. .1. In'alW. Kan- . Pair TpllsfS lll.ll JOll Sllll W.lllt
s : W -.V.'ll"r- Kenr.ieVy : F-'fkard. ; i,l()re. One would think that the bite
i.viMar'i ; v. . i . i rv : ni-ino- ; . . n. ...ii. ;
iffvi.imt ; William Clatim. M'ssaclnisetts :
ua A. Howtrd. Mii liizan : .loh'i T. Aver-
I'l. l-.ine.ii i : .1. C. French. M;ssisi't. ; K. S.
who said: "Tliis country was too . ! sionally approaching a grayish tint.
It seems to become grayer on drying,
and on long exposure to the atmos
phere. As before remarked, it is com
pact, with generally a slaty fracture.
Chance blocks have somc'of the con
choidal fracture of cannel coal. I se
lected some of the best specimens of
this material, and on my return sub
mitted them to Prof. Bailey for analy
sis. The following is the result ;
Moisture,... - 10.42
Volatile Combustible Matter,... b'.:i()
Carbon in Coke, 17.12
Ash, r,:M
Loss in analyst l-0
,100.00
V: ilium M!-?.irrf K. V. CnmiiTi-'haei. Veh
rx ; VMlii im V.. Clmndler. New HaiiiTwhire :
. C. Cattil!. New dciiM V ; F.dvviti l. Mort ui,
Y.'. ; .losct.h C. Vti'.olt. North Carolina ;
V. 'A. Cn-ii. OMo; .1. IT Mitchell. Oresiin :
'A'i.i'.m II. Kerili'i.-. Iennvl vania : M'ni. D.
'.r:ioii, Khode I -la'id : .1. J. I'attepson. South
'ii..".na : .1. M. Tlionduirsr : Tenne-H.-e : lien.
niioN. VT!iii"Hit : I. II. 'W-1N. Jr.. Virginia;
!iii I t'-KWi'll. Wet Viri'ini i ; T. . Howe.
Wi iivjn ; J. A. Huhhi ll. Colorado: .1. T. Kid-
d.i . i) -it eta ; S. S. siiimit, !istrirt of Co!nmn!a ;
h. II Klkox. New Mexico.
I'.mi-H Clayton, of Arkansa. represenfeil Tex
r.i in :uliliti il to lusoun State, and J. Mitchell
rrpresi-nfd Mont run. and John C. New reire
dite f Wyomlnir and niL-nei! the call tf.
I'uHtmaster Yost, Omaha, has re
signed. Ytoist so.
Ilerznin. Washington Co., is suggest
ed a the place for outfitting to the
li!a k II ills -Next.
Mr. I'i -Hard sends a communication
ou bridges, -which we shall trand get
r.(u:t! to next week.
'J he two great cities of St. Louis and
Chicago are both enjoying the luxury
Ki double M iyors just now.
J. M. Kay. formerly a printer at Blair
h.-w bought the North Platte liepuUiuun
and will run tlie machine hereafter.
Ben. Barrows is going into the Con
sul b::?iuess at Dublin, so they say.
When Ben really goes we'll give hiui a
goo! sen 1 cfL
Nearly all . our western exchange
c y or notice the charges of the
Kearney I' res against prominent poli
tivi ms in this State.
The West Point lirpubliran thinks
Weeping Water exteri:n-nt would
have satisfied almost any sensible
crowd of the folly of that game. Well
we should like to see our friend K 1:11
sey au I Dr. Black, and Draper, and
some nunc' Democrats .sink some
money in a true Jh-ni'j nit paper. We
felt kind of sorry for our Republican
W. W. friends when th'y went into it,
but we shan't pity the Denis. - a bit.
Sail in Inns, make it lively this fall,
we want Komelhing worth lightin,.
The IIeiiali) attended a very pleas
ant little debate out at Greenwood the
other evening The question was the
old one of whether it would be n detri
ment or a benefit to the women of the
U. S. to be allowed Cue privileges of the
ballot box. Dr. Boot was Pres. of the
society. Our Plattsniouth friend Jos.
Connor, captain on the aff. and Mr. J.
D Bouse on the negative. Connor
opened the debate, followed by Bou e.
Among the gentlemen who spoke on
the afT. side were Prof. Boot himself,
Mr. Geary, Mr. Kline, and tlie editor of
this paper.
On the negative appeared, besides
the captain. Dr. Youngstead, Andy
Tint, and Mr. C. Youngstead, who made
a very good pop. t when he said that
tlie reason woman was not taken troin
man's head was because he had no brains
nof anything else to spare from there,
so shewas taken from beneath his arm
&c. The question was decided iu the
aff. by the intelligent judges.
GKEEXWOOD.
We found Greenwood a very pleas-
1S.T.
2142
tbe Dakota Legislature w ill have its ' ant little village doing a thriving busi-
h;.i.di full if ourllascall has gone there
to run the mining camps.
The Ktb. City Press thinks Kosey
La? changed our bosses, from Boss Stout
to Boss Cunningham, and wonders if
Iivsey lias sworn allegiance to Boss C.
yet.
ness. Air. Connor tehs us lie has bought
a great deal of corn there within a few
weeks. From there and Ashland t'uey
shipped li) car loads iu ono da", a great
feat for Nebraska towns.
A large ware house and elevator was
l.uilt here last year by the Grange. It
was not successful however, and was
! sold not Ion z since to Doom & Co." .,
V. T. FTIIKKIPGE
7s don't understand tlie Adam Oa-
. - - Oia T iii.-t.iln fritmiMfT Onfe fril
I : . : : viii ill' i.i n vvi i. w --.. ...... - - - . . . . , , .
. r , , iH one of the largest merchants tltrre.
it;-1 nl seems to praise the Journal an I . ,
the next, is out of patience with it.
Uo-'3Whnt? Which?
The trial of Babcock is not conclu
ded at this writing. Some account of
ti .e testimony will be found on the
f.'.t page, S) far it dors not seem as
if a jury eouid convict.
i:id has a well stocked store, from
which be supplies tlie .surrounding
country, and has been doing in spite of
hard times a very good tr.ule. We had
the pleasure of staying there over night
ami hereby ask to be remembered to
Mrs. lltheridge. whom in the hurrv of
leaving in the morning we did not get
to see.
MESSRS. A. Jt .T. Tl'TT,
Total. ..
Or,
Total volatile matter,
Total combustible,
Coke, including ash
A separate analysis ni ide by myself
only di lie red from the above iu having
one pt-r cent les of ash. flood coal
dat's not contain mare thin from live
j to eight per cr nt of aslx. .Taa m ;a;i of
04 analyse of Iowa coals gives only
o7." per cent of ash. It is seen, there
fore, that these supposed coals from
Van!. urn's mine contain too much &h
to be classed with coals, even the can
nel varieties. Iu the reports of the Ge
ological Survey of Illinoia, vol. 1, pag
2I2, it is stated that "there is ft great
er variety of composition in cannel
coals than other kinds, especially in the
amount of ash contained, which varies
from 23 to 50 per cent. In the latter
case it scarcely deserves the name of
coal, but is more properly termed bi
tuminous shale, and its coke is entire
ly worthless. Upon tlie (ire it retains
ils form and is apt to decrepitate, splin
ters or .'lakes being thrown about by
the escape of moisture or steam."
The result therefore reached by my
examination and analyse? "is that the
material of their .vjppjje.J coal is male,
up of shale so highly Lituminised as to
approach in texture and composition
the poorer varieties of cannel coal.
"As seams of this m aterial are more
variable than any others," (Illinois Be
ports.) it is impossible to tell witli cer
tainty what further drifting into the
bluffs might develop., Thechances are
however, in my opinion, against finding
anv true cannel coals at this point.
On my way to this place I stopped
over night at Bock Bluffs, where on
the lower edge of the Missouii Bluffs,
next to the river, a drift is now being
extended into a deposit which is evi
dently, from its stratiographical posi
tion, the geological equivalent of the
one mined on Yar.horn's 1 ind. There
the shale contains more bitumen, and
ne specimen received since I was there
on analysis conies close to the require
ments of the poorer varieties of cannel
coal. For reasons already stated, only
further drifting can determine posi
tively whether even here there is any
true cannel coal. ' -
BesM-ctf illy submitted,
. . Samuel Auiu:v.
Agent oa behalf of the State.
We have received from a cousin in
Londonderry, N. If. a queer little pa
per the Londonderry Times, which cives
a record of queer tilings they have done
and aredoing way down there. Among
the rest we notice this:
The first school-house, 1727.. Voted,
"to build a school-house 18 feet long
besides the chimney. there shall be
two fireplaces in one end as large as
the house will allow to lie built of
logs, 7 feet in the side, at the meeting
house.'"
Think of that young men and women
who go to school in brick palaces way
out west, and remember that those
same old log school bouses turned out
some mighty smart men and women,
which you may have to work hard in
the new bricks to equal. Still further
on we notice this
ADVKUTISF.MEXT. ;
N. Corning Si. Co.. at Nort h London
derry are making business lively in
that loealiiy. furnishing employment
to about sixty-live hanrIs and getting
out five hundred pairs per.day of chil
dren's sewed shoes. They manufacture
only by order, and consider the pros
pect aiiead good enouirh to warrant
them in adding a w ing to their manu
factory 2") by ') fct, which (bey will
do immediately hugely increasing
their means of production.
Now cousin N. Corning A Co.. if yon
will come to Plaltsmout'i and briog
your sixty-live hands and make your
."K pairs of shoes per tiny, we will ive
you all the laud you need to build on,
and p it up that new wing besides. You
ought to buy leather cheaper here, your
hands ought to live cheaper here, and
we certainly help w'ear your boots .
shoes out here, so come out here and
make them.
Forest Tar Salvo,
For IP.'uiiir. Sores. l.'!:-is. Cuts, Ilurn, and for
File.
Forest Tai Soap,
For Chappc-U Hands. Salt K'.iem. Skin 1 i eu.es,
the To h l and lkith.
Forest Tar Inluiiers,
ror liilialiii,' the Solution for Catarrh and J!:ith.
AT CHAPMAN'S. 47113
ruHi4 hi
TICK'S
Flower & Vegetable Seeds
are ti"" hest the worM produces. They are
ulai't.'d hy a lni.iinr. pei:p'.t- in America. and ihe
result i.", heani ifu! Flowers and sph-iiiiid -e-tai-h
s. A l'riced CatIone sent live to ;til who
enclose the postage a 1 cent .sl:'.!ti;.
TICK'S
Flower & Vegetable Garden
is the most heantiful work of the kind in the
world. 1 1 contains lieariv .t iai;es, hnmlrciis
of tine V.l istniiliois. ai.d Court hioiv.o I 'late of
Flowers. Ueaiillfully drawn from ii.ame. i'rice
ce ils in paper cover ; 65 vent hound in eie-ir.-iiiC
cioili.
VICE'S FL0KAL GUIDE
This is a t.eanlifiil Quarterly Journal, finely
I'hist rated, an: eotltail.imr ail elegant co!oiv-i
Fr ct;-iee" wil'i tue .j:st u-.utiher. I'rice on!
2'i ct. for (lie ve;ir. The first lumiher for is;a
just issued. AdUrest, JA.HKH '14Ii.
4jtl Ioei"Nter. X. V.
COM "I (Si ail ON E! W PK'JO KE31 N(iS.
Tin:
EDiroit of rim bke almost
POL NDllI) TO DEATH..
.Two .negroes, named Curry and
Smith, made a most un ' tll 'd for at-
A big tree has lieen cut tlown at Lou
sv:!le lately. It was an oak nearly 6 ! two old Plattsniouth friends, also keep tack on Mr. Edward Bosewater of the
feet through. In the ceutre many years u good sulKtant:al outiit of genera! Hue, last week, on account of an article
u'o chips 1i:k1 evidently been cut out. j goods and have the Post Office in their : iu which the li-e called Curry's saloon
Ti: i surface must have healed over af- j store. They Lave bought and have now a "colored gambling den."
ter ards and th tree crew on as usual, i cribbed about 9.000 bushels of t?od ! The negroes were arrested and Iodg-
- : . - - . I soiiiiJ corn. They report their trade I ed in jail under 85,000 bail. A special
1 J.ey nave a very mie i.iie.ary 3oc.e- , S:V is(it.,, wit,, t,.eir (. , f umeled to
... .. t :...:n.. . I X"rt,l .tr r - r .
t liUBIM lilt lillKllJ I liu-lj i-m u-
empinnele.i to tnves-
"lialie-p. li.:iii. iini c:K!. Pii!- spvii:i1 il.iv fe.
ii.us. It luis lately been re-organi.ed j run town also boasts Rosewater's life Avas dispaired of. but
and w ill now Iwktfip until the farm- j of t wo t.harcU ...liices. a handsome w? SI O t learn 1U:lt Jie u i,eUer
ing r.ea.sju opens, when the yonnjr men jri,s store, kept by Dr. Youngstead, ,nVi
will plant corn inste;uT of idas for j un,j .W9 holh Drs. Youngstead tind ! '
; '; Root have their offices, two blacksmith j Tin- !. k :i!i m i,'m a rhnrov of
awhile-.
While manv great and well inform-i 411(1 "bright shops and other i'usi- csiiii:acy. itu!if:Htiii's' s.-vrul other
ed men. Presidents of colleges, and oth- j u P. l m "i '" " t p.u tie. which we do not think can be
I I p t r uis. u v ' mi" . x --.... ... , i -
to tv litics to increase our knowledge i 1 ",'r IS au"tlier OI coin ,KMrt OI ! aie investigttir.g that matter a!s we
king us to take the scholar in- ei n town.
I substantiated, but as the Grand .Tttrv j
of -...i;!ir affairs !efore we ask to gov I !"n,t 6-m0 'shels lmght by Mr. Eth- sh lH SAY ,.tiii!ig al.-mt it at pres:-:it.
trn ; we bave men in the count rv who j 'ri,"' 5,1 wi,U'!l our townsman Eli j u is ,iP5r.vlIo to impress on the pu'
that man should know ls U-fore PI '! inner is interested. The surround- j ,ic m nd tIlo.,.;ll thf. flf.t tii-lt'-oditoi
-
rs
ti.ey are lit tt bold jxddie office.
. i . - . . i
ingeon--: is as nan". me ju.tine as t . , , ,; , tJ rriV
we ever saw anv
There are
The large
ti i j ouriml.
We lAin very particular, Bro.
U oner's ;tre msc The Piattsmouth ; many fine farm in sight.
i i.rcrelits an editorial squib that i stock farm of Mr. Fitzgerald is G mil-s
rii'iiiaitv .lLiinirwl in thi liaoer. on i - . .. . ..-
rl. r-. .i V; Vt" - i r tiom tins station, ,reenvvooa nemgine
v-e o. mli Herald senatorial game of ,
o,i.irt to ti Glob-JournaL Lin- nearest i.. it. li.im.
As tlie sutt rose from tn.-? great ex
panse of level country, so similar to its
Clint. f n.n litu ! .imip:ir.in -it ti.:i t!u ni!''.f i-'irrio! I tl
, - ui i i v i . , " t r .... - - - - - .......... ....
U..K as much s as jnilrsil, ... , i
-u' , 3 'rtv r .my , t:ifk in inemorv for nnnv a long vetr,
newspaper can le. .,,,, . . , t
, , 've,v when we used to watcu from utd r
aoove I ioiu some exciiaue inivt. ii;u i
re:uiy
As
tected by law. from niunlerous as
saults, or whether we have to go b ick
to ante-li-'liuui days in this territory,
and carry a revolver and bowie-knife
constantly. We want to know this,
and then we shall be prepared.
Vi- uuiu .-iwiiir rAi..iivii;r llldv . t .1.1 1. 1 "
1-. 1 .1 . 1 t l-ur blankets beneath the open sliV.!P T1.i,P..f.
lv credited it to tho Ulnb Jourtun . A, , . i c n '
... a . . -a ... - r frm tlie mouth of a tent, to see
we did not happen to see it in the oV , . , 1 i' "
7 i t .i n. -, - - A r'se. and we once more re-,
:ri ff Uad-no other guale. Go joice ,. N- , 4
, . pro ligotis giNiwth Nebras- ; Parties
V...-. Al.:. V t J ti-.ia oi nl. . . !
Silica writing the above, the. Grand
Jury have found true bills against both
Curry" atul Smith, but no evidence of a
Iracy or the implication of other
Tt:i:srAV, Feb. 1st 1 67 ft.
Board met in regular nes.,ion at 0:30
o'clock. A. M.
Present, Win. B. Arnold, B. S, B. un
say. Commissioners, B. Know les, Dep
uty Clerk.
Absent. M. L. White, Commissioner,
and M. B. Cuti?r, Sheriff.
And opened ind ie form after which
the following proceeding; wore h.ii.
to wit:
Tlie Journal of previous meetings
was read and approved.
The petition of A. B. Fox an I others
asking that W'.i. B. Swearirigeii be ap
pointed Justice of the Peace in and for
Louisville Precinct is granted, and
Win. B. Sweari.'igou is hereby appoint
ed a Justice of the Peace in and for
Louisville Precinct.
The following official bonds were
then approved:
Bond of Frank Holmes, Constable,
Greenwood Precinct.
Bond of S.ini'l Carter, Assessor, Elm
wood Precinct.
Mr. White present at 10:30 o'clock
A. M.
Th petition of J. G. Bomine and oth
ers, asking that a commissioner be an
pointed to examine and discontinue a
County Boad, commencing at the South
East corner of the North E ist Quarter
of section Twenty live town twelve,
Range ten, running thence west two
miles through tin? center of sections 2.1
and 2d of sai l town, and terminating
at th." South West c rur of the. North
West quarter of si'eti vi 23 in si id
Town, was lai I over until n-xt meet
ing. .
Tlie following accounts were allow
ed, to wit ;
State Journal Co., 000 Redemp
tion certificates 8 S.ZO
State Journal Co., Tabs for books, 7.2.
State Jo.irnal Co. I Justiee. Dock't 4..V)
Johnson Bros. I Dist. Court Desk 50.1)0
C. 1'. Moore Uncording 91 Oilicial
Bonds 23.7-i
C. P- Moue Issuing ' eommiss- '
ions uui'er seal
C. P. Moore Exp. on deed Record
C P. Moore Evprs on assess
ors' IManks
C. P. Moore Post. Card & stamps
C. P, Moore 1 day's comparing
Treasurer's Warrant Book
with Clark's Warrant Book (by
order of Commissioners
C. P. Moore 4 days making ab
stract for Assessors
W. IL Newell Co. Jti lg - 1 Index
W. II. Newell exp. on same
State Journal Co 21 Sh'tTs T) Is
Omaha Ib-publieaa 1 IK-e I .Rec
ord, .... -
U. W. Wise Regular S t.uin.i-'
.- tiou visit's i&n pr it-aiizf-1 bill 21. "ti
U. W. Wise Win k on Soeci i! Bo-
port to State Sup-'rmteu dent
Sic pr itemize'l bill
j II. J. Streigbt Tc Co Statiom ry pr
iteaiized bill
L. C. Stiles STvicps :m Bailiff
Dec term 2 Ja.vs ,.
B. II. Vanatta Boarding paupers
. .month of Jan. 13TD S2.50
Less rent deducted .22.00 60. 0
Wm. Allliands Supervisors Re
ceipt caucelle I Dist No 20 .... 2.00
CONCf.MDED XKXT WFKK.
CL0SI1TG- OUT! !
AT COST I
FOR CASH !
Store for iMa er Befll i !
Of every description
Cheaper Than Ever.
Some things even
ZBIEILCrW" COST ! !
Chamber Sets, $25 and up.
Dressing Bureaus, $12.50, up.
Bureau Stands, 7.50, up.
Bedsteads, S3, up.
Extension Tables, $7.50, up.
Chairs, 50e., up.
Boston Rockers, $2.50, up
Centre iauies, 5b, up.
Wool and Wire 3It tress
es, very Cheap.
Everything in the Furniture
Line, Cheap.
If you don't Relieve it call
and see for your
elvos, at
PLATTSMOUTII, NEB!
The Compliments of tlie season to fill
our customers, from
COLLECTOR
-AMI-
REAL ESTATE AGENCY I
SQlomoix Haitian !1 a
For the increase in our trade and
the large business we have done the
last year, we desire to thank our num
erous friends and hope they may con
tinue the same as we expect to offer
better and better inducements for
them to do so.
A nine years' residence In Rt.ite arid Cf-ftftPr.
w ii ii c.oiiNtaiil hiiiines relations atnnn I ho pc-o-
pie. have iinallflr-.i nf for transacting liuxliit-M
is character w ii h
GREAT FACILITY.
CO L U M N
A. W. WHITE
HAS j:(m: to
(3
7
"When he returns he will
bring' on an im mouse slock
of goods of every kind and
variety.
Suitable g-ood-
of ail
FETZER d- WARIUAN,
Blick-niitlis & Waaron Hakers,
Cor. Washiu'jloii Ave. and sth St.
Having hite'y homrht out I.KMIOKF'S OLD
STAND ' :iv ;.!-. ;) ired to do all "A oik Lrouidit
to ns in t'i;; !i:ie.
llorso-.S honing
DONE RV SKILLFUL WORKMEN.
Ala. KINDS OK
FA lUl I X(2 1 7I V LEjI ENTS
K .Y 1) K Jj .
WITH M.ATKSS AMI I1SI".VT. li.
t'.tf
We hope to see you at the old stand,
the ensuing year, w here we are prepar
ed to do a largo wholesale and retail
business.
We have just received a largp new
stock of goods,
PURCHASED
IFOIR, CASH I
Right from
Head-Ouarters
All btishie enlniste.i to my eare hv firm or
iiiitiviiUial.s, will receive immediate at
tention. All
Moneys Collected,
BcniTTcn I'RonrrLT.
REAL ESTATE E0UGIIT & SOLD !
TAX.ES PAID!
f".nu.i.ie.w Lellfrs A;ircrrd Promptly.
ii. ii. vs:i 4ir,
4J1y PlutWrBOutti. J!.
F1
and the
at the very lowest prices; which we
intend to sell at such rales as will as
tonish f very body.
Medical Institute
sorts.
for country or city tr i le at
V Wbtf.ia '- h: fpf 15 :-fl I s-.ieti us S lOiilis, ioiioninri!. a.-ct. Strieture,
'- 'i.r OA til's ItiU.I! j j;.;, .,:v- V Veins, orehui. U.jho.
from C'hieago.
r.T.st5.iHiir:i a?4 a nErrn
I'll'. .it it'A-ti.Kav.
'Y'ViV. only place where a snr." cure eaa he re
A l'eil 'i-.)o:i. I.il tic i reijirrcd in Ihe ;y nf
;ld vci l i' i!i. as I he I ciMlrt ! ion of tie; msiituiion
:n tvi.;! kno' h tl.;.. n :uc.!'.i t!ie west. Cull ami
i-e coiiViitced t I'.iT ! his is I he h't-ivst r.nd ino-.t
j io.!;i.i.-:n n;! ii t-; io.i of t tie kiinl in Ameriea
! !:. sneci id tre;it im nt of all C'll ionic Sex-
I 11 l'rivali" ::nd ciicirtl Diseases of liolhsex
Co.ne an l see the new ootls
at A. "W. White's in ahout a
week.
1
1 11 ' . . - -I I
o no sot; i tor eisii aim
trade, a Iare stock of goo:U
at A. W. White's, 'his sum
mer
17-y
n r n v p rn
Painter Grainer,
FLATTHMOV Til, NEB.
All urinarv and syphililie or no 1 -ii: .:il i(tfc
t ;o:is ni I he 1 hio a, skin or tones jin: trebled
l il il I'.'iparalieieil S'leel ss. Cotion-ha-a cl.'eil
iii ffoiu Ihiee lo live days. Syjihiii eitred ii,
i:on live to ten day. Over 17.-.'7o eases eui-ed.
Setiihial V. c iiiess. SpennalotTiuva. Ni.rht Loss
es. Se.;;il Dehini y and Inipoieiiey. l.os of Sex
I'ower. as the icsuit ol selt-.tlcise ia ;it!i. sex
11:0 excesses in ma! ni er yeiii. u:id ail i.npedi-nn-nls
to mar. i:i!;e. lcriiiar-.''ir. l eoreil isiiliont
mercury or any olher 1,11,1. r ii poison, l'atieiils
;:i a dl.'.!i'"c n 1 :!'", hy lelter. Medicines seiii
i"ei-yvnere. Yintnvt men who Lave become
toe i ici i: is of solitary vice t h it di cadful and
and desirncf ive hahit which anniia'ly sw ep
to ;!! iinumely irrave rhoiisands of yiinn men
m' i he inoi exaiied talent and 1'iiliii'et ii!tcl
leel, who iniizh!. otherwise entrance Senates
wit It the ihiiiolcrsnf eloiii"iiee. or waked to ec-slui-y
the liinj; lyre may eall with full conti
d nee. What jc" pity l !iat a yoitiiLt man. tin"
hope of ins country, t i i darling cf his parent,
shoul.i l.e sni'.M-heii from ail ito:v"c:s. .-ind en-
j.-ynieiiis ( li.e oy t lie conscii;t-ice "f devi.it
i lii'i iroin the ti.il !i ol : mil lire ami iude.lL'in in a
c.-iiniii s. c.ct hahit. Sa.-h jeroiis inn.t. l-p-I
ruf'eon'oTiipl.i; inc m irriac. relied t h.it :i sound
mind and oo.ly are tlie mo-t necessary reoms
ites to proaiolc eonnnhial liapideesi, incle 'd
nlthont these the jovntiey timeieh life !(
ci'iin s a v.eaiy j i t r-i 1 1 it-. the pios.-i hourly
darkens to I he vie w.t he ime,. beeomes shadow
ed v i;ii desji-iii- and lilied wiih i.. !.incholy n-lic.-t
:il: 1 hi! Ill" I1:: j'piin-.s id niio" i.er is hM :d
ei! i: h v;r o-. o. I o all erring vo.m ii..-n e
I A'onid shy. do no! Vee-i t!,:s secicf to V nrself
alui yoni-'liod until il lias sapped the vital and
I left yon a v. reck of humanity, a cms,, jo yciii -!
.self i nd a I'll! den lo eiet v. IfyoiiKre entan
;;'ed in the s:i.i;e of v!l '-pulintioli. or any pn
j vate d :sc;ise. live ;r. i.i tl s ids: roe; io, i. and ap
piy a: .sr. .!.. pii ."".leilieal Insiiime for tivat
:ne:i! i-nd I e.-oim" one nmre a Inoii;:n heing.
k... l mi-.n 'liar.!'.)! eed or lit. I : V refni oil.
. -r- ti female dirii'":llie sun I Imped! irients
' te ! '.iiih-jc Healed .villi sri.'et y ami Mi"iu.,
j ,;,-.mviit ni'".t:-i! lioo:; and secret for' !a
i dies and cots. M nr !'ee for two stamps.
Addicts Si. .losepe Medie:n Institute. Francis
I siii et. leivvecn Second and Third, St. Joseph,
i M.. a.lly
! CARPENTER WORK !
We do not pretend to say we sell th
cheapest in the world, neither do we
profess to say that we keep everything
from an axe-handlo to telegraph
matches, and from pi'-s to bologna sau
sage ;us so many do
15 UT WE 1)0 SAY:
v.e are tlie only
Kxcliisivu Dealers,
in our city in
Staple & FANcy
DRY GOODS.
Tn these lines, and in NOTION'S, we
lend the trade.
' We have the best assortment of the
latest novelties from the lust patent
needle to the most fashionable style of
silk dress.
We sell at the lowest prices that can
be found between here and San-Fran
cisco, Cal. We think that few mer
chants CAN COMPETE WITH 77.
and to convince you, we especially ask
your candid attention to the following
list of prices:
just in::
.'J eases of American standard print?.
13 yards for 1 00
1 case cotton flannel, at 10 yards
for.. 1 00
12 cases domestic ginghams, at 10
yards for 1 00
5 eases of muslin, best brand 12
yards for 1 00
A very large assortment of black and
colored alpacas, double warp, the finest
in the city, from 2."c a yd. up.
A prime lot of ladies shawls from -51
up.
Ci-rpct chain, standard brand, o pound
package S1 2"
A .new and handsome lot nf carpets,
hemp, from 27$ cts. up.
Ingrain, from CI "
three-ply, from 85 " "
New stock of handsome embroideries,
from ,2-i cts. per yd. up
Ladies fashionable collarets,
from 5 cts. up.
New stock, all colors, of worsted
fringes, 21 cts. per yd.
In addition to all these new goods at
verv low rates, we offer our large stock
of
LADIES' AND GENTH"
ron SALE
An Improved farm of P0 acre, th north half
(n'i) of the north-v" est ijuarter (nn'ii of scctfou
22. town 10. ring 14. Apply to
i:tf B. IX TViyuuAY.
FOR RALE
A farm of 120 acre, partly cuItlT.ite,1. e-tn h
bought on t year' tliu. Wo payment re.juired
down. Anulyto B. H. Wikoiuh.
47tt
FOR SALE
On reasonable trm. a fjrm of lfA Here, 1
acres under cultivation ; good wtrr. Ac. Ap-
I IT to It. B. WlMDMiM.
;tr
FOR SALE
A valuable elty residence, with !nah! I:n
nrovements, and on reasonable term. Apply t
'lt U. B. WinnuAM.
FOR TRADE.
I will trad a d"traMn rfMdn" In Hsci.
RliifT for a span ol 500,1 Uorsri. Apply tn
"if E. h. WiNPtiAW.
low! ad
,C3
C3
Ma
vVo havo employed tha,
OLD RELIA.BLE
MII1L3L
Jas. B. Folden.
Now, Fiiends, if yon waat
FairDcaling3. and to go bona
satisfied, bring" iu your
Wheat
Furnishing Goods I
4
now on hand, at
PBICE
W T r-y- ' t"j S desire to dispose of our JATH,
: Lf. 1 UCKER, l"bp'''-1
j ? j V V SHOES, TRUNKS and V A-
!as remove 1 to the bniidini: opposite .".rath- j ' 's'.V 'VA'V Ti T 4 .V A' "' V 4 X Tl
I ews fl .ravue Stoe. ,'(. (Il, Street. Ilet. Mai.l J,i,iv-Ji U'UMx- -'K1, -L D
I and Vme.i Where inaddiiion to other work, I COM t OR I hRS.
2.00
.
1 0
i.o. !
t'j.io j
Also all ki ids ef
PAPJK BANGING
AND
nEPAIrtING FURNITURE, I
i .. . ... .... . .... . . i
;oi r to outer in ovd styie.
he w:!l mve.s ecia! atleliln.ii to
maki; ricrcur. ft:ames.sc.
md
ti.J
I h ive a ne'v set of nr i!"iiii Tv-ls
am fu.lv pri'paie.i lo do woil. in the In s
lutes! styit;. .
ALSO
IV.IUOV A (MUKIAUi: I'.tlXTI..
Eiep.ire at Mi'nf schreiilnehei's niaeksmith
Slieji. kilf
Z Z V
DI . K STREIGHT'S
Ij I "V ZED 2Sl xT ,
Feed and rlo Stables.
Ci ri:f rCiii and l'eail
I!r;:.-.i s ! i:iki v. Tltu
HOUSES BOUCHT,
JEWELRY,
md Ladies Millinery goods w ill beclos-
j es out at DEAD DOWN, RED ROCK,
Cash Prices, i'MS
aW
Careful Worh an l Prompt Attend- ititie trimmed 81 50
aia-f to Culls. I
," ly WM.f.TucKCK. (j v SiSDI VA ES, J Vj NS,
MOP 53 OH' RPHC ' I WATERPROOFS, AND LADIES'
lil IJitllV W UOUJ.
RLA KM.VFI II
Also A vent for the COMMON SI'Nsr: IIZON"
I.N'J l AI'M S. of which I have a
number on ha"d : call
and see ihem.
AND
Machine Shop.
CLOTHS, tn the same catalogue.
IS MIOUT:
We a so respectfully annouccn
to yju that we have got
on a full line cf
riolhing.
Dry Good,
Groceries,
(iueensvrare,
Boots tfc Siioe.r,
Notions,.
t
O
Saw
Mil
is vrell stc:
oltoriv
At I). I..
orrov, s ocislroid,
3io.Tss.j vevenih St, d Chicago Arp.
LINEN GOODS,
AI-I.
wi rv t i: ii g o o d s , i F e 11 c 1 1 1 s
woolen! n OR
; 3 -. i- Lf XJ it
21.20
1 rx
4.00
I 3 mi
zT. i il 19
t IJlAUi-iJ'i
U-e lout few yeai-s.
for tin Ul tck Ilibs will find j Remember the Railroad nveting to-
j PlatUittoutii tbe.lt ouUjttig iuf-.. jnigl
For a Fidr Comtaissiiit).
i LajIo A 4 ALii iiOUii.
Tiirticuliir attention paid to
Driving and Training
'Vill also h ive for service dm ii' the season tile
l F.I.r.IlilATK!) Hf"R"K.S :
X0S13IAN & TALAKAN,
Known as the
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MLLL PICKS,
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i to show you gods, and gladder yet to
SELL TO -yOTT,
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Solomon Jftithrin.
Plattsniouth, Neb, Jan'y 12th, 7G.
AND
Building il
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Wagon To
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