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SEXATOIL kItcecoce: AND THE jas good S3 onulii be enacted. Than
RAiiEOAD tax bili.-, j fcnaet a provfscn for what i3 called
r Wo have heard it stated from vari-j "local option," that is, allow each
'JScial Paper of City and Conniy. 'ous sources tha: Senator Hitchcock town, or municipality to say by its
defeated tire bill which passed the j votes whether of not there phall he
.. a kZ .- . .- ' .. 3 -b..n.M.a.rL
GESERAlr AEWS.
A dispatch from long ""Branch pays
Senator Jones has uurehajed from
' More 2f otorietj.5
Editor Advertiser:
The gentlemanly editor off the Grang-
THURSDAY .tfORVING, AUGUST CO. 1S74. House of Representatives, empower- 1 licensed saloons within its corporate 1 F
j f"i"n ' inrthe State and counties to tax the!jjmjts and the jause of temperance
nEPrsLicvx sT.vm co.te.vj iox ! laud of the various land-grant roads would bo prospered infinitely more
A Reoubiiean State Convention S jn the Stste. I than can possibly be done by prohibi-
K-ili be held at Xiiucoln. on etinea-1 jnyis charge against Senator H. is a
dayr September 2nd, 1574, at S o'clock .. , . mnHeIm.. fai3ejlo0d as we
tary enthusiasts who isolate them
selves from all other classes of tem-
tungible idea.
" .-. ., .,.. - ..f .-!...' rr in I
nninntionone candidate for afem-jan? informed by partita cognizant of ; perauee people and work for an in
hex of Congress, o:e candidate for j the tCls.
Member of Cougre-s contingent, can- i ij.e House bill came to the Senate, i
rfldates tor governor, secretary or referred to the Senate corn-
State. Treasurer. Superintendent of. uu 's .. .. m, ...:
Public Instruction, State Fusion In- mee on memo ranrcau. e ai.
. a ? S a -.rl
ous railroau companies miereMcu
made a determined effort to defeat the
bill, and finally succeeded in securing
9otcr, and Attorney General; and
for the transaction ot ?;ic.h other bus
iness as may properlv come before it.
fH TAlAvn f --.-a - A rtnMi TiL I
H!I!n!sfrieV"l"n0minnten fcult-J adoption of an amendment in
able person for District attorney for committee which impaired the effect
their respective dlM nets. 1 of the bill. This was done against
The organized counties are entitled
to delegates upon the following bisis:
Counties east of the Sixth P. M.
should be entitled to one delegate for
each 1.000 inhabitants, according to
the census taken during the current
year, and one for efcoh fraction over
503. But each organized county shall
bo entitled to at least one delegate.
Organized counties west of the Gth P.
yi. shall be entitled to one delicate
each, and one additional delegate for
each 1,000 inhabitants, according to
the census aforesaid, and one for each
fraction over 500, as follows :
Adams . 4 Jefferson S
AnielopoM....2 Johnson .... 5
ttoono .... Kearney ..
BaUcr.
Bnrl
BuCUIo..
Cars
Chose-.
CAlar-
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Colfax
Cheyenne
Coming
U-iiota
Dawon.
Dixon . ....
Dodge -.
Danxtas
Dandy
Franklin
FHmorc
Fanrnas . .
Frontier .
Gae.
lrOr.
Harlan.
Hall
Howard ..
Hitchcock .
Hamilton..
Holt .-..
Total
4 Keith 1
4 Lancaster. H
Lincoln S
-... 10 Sladlson . 4
1 i Merrl cli ....
2 Xemaha S
Nuckolls 2
H Otoe
Pawnee.
.4 (Pier
-Platte.
Phelps ,
3 Polk
Red Willow
iWtnrt.t mwm
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.23 Richardson
1 Saline.
3 Sarpy
-5 Saunders..
2 Seward
1 Stanton ....
5 Sherman-
-1 Thayer
-8 Valley .
J Washington
2 Wayne
l 1 Webster.
4i York .
1 Unorganized Ter 1
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the efforts of Senator Hitchcock, and
while the bill as it went from the
House was imperfect, yet the Senator
preferred it to the bill a amended by
the committee, and strenuously op
posed the amendment as adopted by
the Senate committee who reported
the I ill to the Senate, and it was
placed on the calendar of that body
where it remains subject to being ta
ken up next session.
Senator H. having been defeated in
committee, determined to move to
strike out their amendment when the
bill came up on its passage, so that
the bill would remain as passed by the
House, and if he failed in that he had
prepared a substitute for the amend
ment of the committee, which would
make the bill more effective in iLs
provisions for taxing the lands of all
railroads, and he frequently expressed
his determination to pass the bill at
the earliest moment. It was under
stood between him and Senator Tip-
"The man who rends asunder the
veil that separates the hearthstc-nes
from the world, can consort with har
lots and still trior v in an 'ideal
home.' "
A cotemporary puts forth the above
in connection with an assertion that
Tilton is "the man who rends asun
der the veil," &.c. Beecher is the
man that application better fits. It
was Beecher that treacherously worm
ed himself into the sacred precincts
of Til ton 's home, stepped between
the husband and the wife, and even
if he did not cary his seductive fascin
ations to the full extent charged, he
carried them so far as to supplant the
husband in the affections of his wife,
and to have her so completely under
hia control that when he in the pri
vacy of the chambers within her own
husbands domicile, whispered in her
ear "leave Theodore separate from
him consort not with n man with
whom you are so unequally yoked
she paid heed to his devilish advice
which did "rend asunder the veil that
separates the hearthstone from the
world." He says Tilton invited him
to his house, did so cordially, having
great confidence in the honor of his
friend and pastor, and with an oppor
tunitj so afforded, he poisons the love
of Mrt. liltou for her husband, and
aenaior joues uks uurcnafeu troui 1 . - -,. .,,!
m -it 1 1 , . ,icrgivesmeraore "notoriety" in his
Hon Thomas Alurphv a lanre plat of. J
, last uaner, but as it hasa very limited
cround on Ocean avenue near Presi- ,',.. . ,
circulation, me notoriety uoea iwi
I wish to give Mm
dent Grant's. The "price paid was
$20,000 cash. The senator intends to
to erreet a villa on the site Iq outrival
every one on the b;aeh f Long Is
land. . .
THE INDEPENDENTS.
The State Coaventlou at Lincoln An
other Convention Ordered Declara
tion, of Principles.
amount to muoh
some notoriety through a paper of far
larger circulation than the Granger, tempt was made on the 12th with
When he was editing the Demo-
ptciI and fhf rant 11 rv TrpnsnrAr wn? .1
TheHeraldhaspartieularso?afear-jDemoerQteverythjng was ,ove,y 5n
his sight ; now because there is a Re
publican in the Treasurer's oilice, be
finds fault with the .way the office is
managed.
When he was an applicant for the
nositinu of Coutitv Phvsioian. the Co.
tion is that the murderer alarmed his ) Commip5ioneR5 were good boys ; but
ful Iradgedy which occurred at Cres
ton Mo., about 3 o'clock on the morn
ing of the 10th inst. J. B. Bounett
entered the bedroom of hi- Btep-son.
J. L. Brisler, and cut the latter's
throat from ear to ear. The supposi-
The counties are recommended to
elect alternate delegates, to act in case
the delegates elect fail to attend the
Convention ; and thecountiesare rec
ommended to exclude proxies for
delegates that do not reside in the
conntiea they propose to represent.
Bv order of the Committee.
F. M. JOHNSON, Ch'n.
C. H. GERE, Sec'y.
REPUBLICAN COCXTT COWfiX
TIOX. BnoWNViLLE, Aug. 12, 1S74.
In accordahco with an order of the
Republican County Central Commit
tee for Nemaha County, made at its
meeting on the 25th of July, 1S74. and j
pursuant to the foregoing call of the
Republican State Central Committee,
ton that they would and did make I deposits the seed which is ultimately
every effort to pass the bill in aji ef- to "rend asunder the veil that f-epar-fective
form. j ates the hearthstone from the world."
This explanation is due to Senator
Hitchcock, who has always labored
faithfully in the interests of ourState,
aud we obtain the facts from parties
who were present and know that he,
with Senator Tipton, not only ex
pressed themselves as ansions for the
early passage of this bill, but have
already been actively at work among
the members to secure it in such form
as will be most effective in taxing the
lands of railroad companies.
BEFORE THE SXOW FLIES I
The Omaha Republican says Dr.
Converse comes back" from ths east,
where he has been to a meeting of the
directors of the M. P. R. R. with the
good news that the Trunk Road will
be built before the snow flies. This is
We do not care if he did it for Christ's
sake only, and there was no nest-hiding
between the preacher and his
vietitn, yet he was acting the part of
seducer and coward nevertheless, for
advising Mrs. Tilton to leave lser hus
band and her happy home. Ply
mouth Church, religious monomani
acs and nest-hidii.g guspel-slhiger?,
who would rathei hide than punish
crimes In the church, may affect to
believe that Mr. Beecher is guiltless,
but three-fourths of the people, at
I least, will render judgment finally, if
I they have not already done so, that
Beecher is guilty of the charges al
leged in the indictment.
We owe an apology to the Brown
ville Advertiser, tor omitting to
I acknowledge the compliments implt-
good news for every settler along the j ed in its late attack upon us. It is
,1. w..i.ii : 11 :-.... line, and rmrtieularlv irood news for , evidently alrata ol us. ana Iires away
me repuuiiuau 111 u v.u.u. u.e "!"- '-" " " ' f r ,oh n at us excitedlv aud at random. But,
dncLs in Nemaha county are request- Omaha. The competition of uch n after aJ lhe ADVEBTISEB reimmls us
cd to meet on Saturday, the 22d inst., linf breaks the pool, settles forevei , nf the raatl wl0 shot aJ1 U1S ammuni.
at their resDective nlaces of votih" i beyond" resurrection the already bur- J tion away at a bear, aud ttieu found
t-' P S I.,. . . ..- ..! flinf tha knar too !n pnnliti- -rlt. o
rnr)h .,,. r Di:.. A.tl lea iransier Question, ana rives a com- "'' '" "- "" " . "'.
lui tuc jui puu Jk eiciiiu ucia? j - --,
victim as he approached the bed, o
there was evidence of quite a strug
gle. Brister's wife, who was in bed
with him, was literally drenched in
blood. The woman was so crazed
that the name of the murderer was
all that could be got out of her. Bou
nett escaped, but being pursued by a
large force his capture is regarded as
certain.
At Medville, Pa.," on the 11th inst.
a young man named Ed. N. Wiggins,
recently employed as clerk in the au
ditor's office of the A. & G. W. rail
road, in this city, shot and instantly
killed himself with a revolver, just
outside the city limits. He had been
somewhat addicted to drink, but was
otherwise considered a fine young
man.
D. B. Hanie, a jeweler in Medivny,
Kentucky, on his way home recently
was seized by four masked men and
has not been seen since. There is ev
dence of struggling around in that
neighborhood. The man who at
tempted to rescue him was driven
back with threats. It is not known
whether the object was murder, rob
bery or revenge.
Near Carli-le, Nicholas county.
Kentucky, on the 11th inst., a man
named Hamilton, while attending a
Methodist church, became offended at
something that was said, jumped up
on a bench and flourished a pistol.
Thomaa Shaw, one of the trustees,
succeeded in pacifyimr him and coax
ing him out doors. When outside.
Shaw told him the penalty of the law
for liis offense, whereupon Hamilton
-hot him throuch the heart. The
congregation came out, siezed the mur
der and sent him to Carlisle, from
whence, for fear of lynching, he was
sent to Lexington.
Intense dismay has been created
among French government officials
in Pari- and the city is wild with ex
citement over the news received of
the escape of Marshal Bnzine from
the military prison on the Island of
St. Margaurite. No particulars of the
escape have been received, but the in
formation is considered' reliable. Ba
zine was sentenced in December last
years' imprisionment for
The Independents of the
have been all the summer tryu
hold a convention. The thii
Pl.tr nnmmii'ii.'v c3 cfnrtlMl fia
The Journal reports their 1t FxWay eVentug by the anuounee-
when another doctor got tiie position
by working cheaper than he would,
he charged the county commissioners
with squandering the people's money.
I building a palatial residence, a luxur
ious home for the paupers.
This self constituted guardian of
the people's money, got very angry,
and his small soul overflowed with
spleen because he was not allowed to
gognc from the tax-payers of the Co.,
one extra dollar for each visit he
would make to the county farm.
He put some letters in the post of
fice, with a one cent stamp on each
letter, and I, instead of sending them
to the dead letter office, found out
who wrote them, and returned them
to his box to have more stamps placed
on them. The next issue of the
Granger had three insinuations about
postmasters trying to find out who
wrote letters passing through their
offices. Any other roan would have
thanked me for what I did : this gen-
tleman abused me for it.
He is like a skunk, who throws his
fetor on every person who is so un
fortunate as to cross his path, but no
better canbe expected of a man, who
quarrels with laborers that work for
i him, and uses low ami filthy Iancu-
ace to them when they want their
pay for labor performed. Yet this
man who never did a day's work in
his life: thi soft handed aristocrat,
who wants working men to approach
him hat in hand, claims to be the
champion, the mouth piece, the or
gan of the xrorking men of Nemaha
county: and then he talk about other
men having "cheek."
W. A. Polock.
somewhat better success than previ
ous efforts
oroeeedtngs as follows :
Yesterday afternoon the Indepen
dents made their third atteinpHt hold
ing a convention in this city. They
met in the ptrior of the Commercial
Hotel.
Sixteen counties were found to be
represented, the delegates from Lii
coln being L. W. Billtngles. J. M
Robinson. C. S. Montgomery and
John McManiiiie. The session was
position. We Iwpe ail or fanners
will notice this retahrk and apply Uj
to their practice. Clean your grain
properly and you will olten raitfce a
iNo. 1 or a .no. 2 out 01 wnni otner-) jutr w. SICH.utD
wise would be graded as a No. Z or a i xt-?3 wM! la ." ' -,
No. 4 In other words, you will no; j SSSS ,55? .' 1j
State seriouslv diminish the bulk of vour!aeof c. K. McCormv7."-'-
14r to wueat, wiiae you vui buu luny iv u? Iitlr i,-" "Lf-"?5 A. r .
., t- - csni5 Per sne. " aiue. w jaunty mtvA '-
iiUTi r
DEATH OF MRS. ilAIiT BRICE.
v
gy w. XXCHARD - ' -KaM.
wM! tak tx ' '.' -m
ponolci ad Leaner -
er C. K. McCoraic '- -
wta day ofAtsrj.t i v ' JB
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ment of the death ot Mrs. Dr. B.iee,
at tti residetice of J. W. Holingstiead.
she had to retitrn from Beittrioe the
Suaday previous, having had to leave
there on account of illness, aid it was
her intention of rcturnit to com
plete a course of lectures to s class of
45 persons. She commenced getting
Worse on herrrriral at Mr. Holiogs- said petition oo or befoj"
nentrs. nut whs oie to prscrioe ror
herself until Friday morning, when
uantv
KRiJjirt-TS. itfiiT T.K -t'-
feadmmi. 5:ting fjrtil :ha-
AiowTBun ntve 10 ihe
nvwr atis prom
Sib. A. D. 1ST. an T cber
mmi U. U McCerm.LlS
??!. with 10 oereen-
itie t day nf J.;v - r
som o mooejr hns. not u- ;
and pajrafei; twyf C-V
ttSiMD lh said John V-
3f.W. with pr -4-'. H 1
the la day of Jnlr , A. t - '?., '
or aals. i
And ibe said John W. Pj, 1
adththeirqjrd!D,-. .
held in secret, and all not m unisoujhe became insensible, and about 7
with the movement were carefully
excluded. The leading spirits were
Harrison Johnson, A Clements, Al
len Root and H. M. Goff, of Omaha,
J. yi. Woods, of Nebraska City and
Church Howe of Nemaha.
Harrison Johnson waschoen chair
man and J. P. Gardener, of Richard
son county, secretary.
After considerable discussion It was
decided to call a delegate convention
to meet in Lincoln on the Sth of Sep
tember to nominate a State ticket lor
the October eie. lion, and a comittee
appointed to draft a platform or dec
laration of principles.
The committee met at the office of
Montgomery &, Son in the evening
and agreed upon the following decla
ration of principles, which were sub
mitted to the Convention at the Com
mercial Hotel at 10 p. M., and adopt
ed :
Whereas, It has been demonstra
ted that political parties, as at pres
ent conducted, have failed to redeem
their solemn pledges with the people,
and failed to inaugurate such reforms
as are conducive to the general wel
fare, and being desirous of absolute
freedom from entangling alliances
which compromise principle for ex-
pediencey ; and seeking the early res
o'elockthnt evening, she died
The drath of Mrs. Brice who bat
a short time since, was so full of life
and vigor, battling for a cause she
deemed essential to perfect health
will astonish and pain all who be
came acquainted with her.
That she was honest in her belief of
the doctrines she taught, cannot be
HunioH till wlt)jpr hir life fviuld
have been saved by calling mdic! j $ J
assistance roloi ner in jji mi- inuty awg. ia tow,,
ever remain a mystery.
We find the above in the Pawnee
Tribune of the 13th inst., awd reprint
It from the fact that the deceased lady
had quite anumber of admirers
tober. A. D !&74
c. h. Xecu?.:. -.:
Sw4
JOHN W. BXrfA?.?-.
O RttiMwdeoa. of tie.-- H
lk notic Utml Wi.h-i, '
tj of Nemaha In ti.f- -
on lb lith day of Au 1. 1
petition in tbe Di n .
tbd Coantj of m , t '
braaka, against lhe a.-;
and Hanna M. R?"h- - -ting
forth that the s '
and Uanna M. Ri"b.,.-s
!
amongst the ladies of our city.
THE PORK PACKERS.
We are adved from Cincinnati"
that the committee of the National
Pork Packer's Convention of 1373. to
fix the liasis of representation in the
aociatioi this year, have agreed
that the basis of representation in the
convention' to be held Septembers, in
IiOiisvilJe. shall be one delarate for
every 50 000 a rid fraction nf 50 000 hogs
packed in the seaon of 1S73 74 a
by the official figure-! of the Ciniii-
HPW oaut. pnnt-un , -uiana
Cnaatr, N-r-.
meet r( 91JS:.QH ;., -lrory
note refer r-: "
anl since tb civjr. '.
the nte mentioned tr--.
Xatual Life lB"urar,r
and conTeyed sall n .- . ......
vid VniltDu DeJ'i an"' -Jhn
W.lUrtr..f 1, .',
etMLtwnow eis:fnr , :- . .
prawilsfts may t , ; -itmt
th vald mrr"- ,.,,'
The said John w ?.! ,- s
M. RlehardKi are .
qoired to appear c . -. .
m or before the 5ta .
lS7i.
DatedAogostMth.A I -
Swi Bt j s
n
tomtion of pure government with I nati chamber of commerce, excepting
;, i 10 twenty
!--
treason He made his escape on the' tionary
night of the 9th inst. 1 of this s
K ug . r - - "'". ..-"StonhNn.. PVAhmw
a.- .1.- - ... Ti Ll! r .2 mil nn Hr tliol rll hr!iir la niro r" -.... .
to toe uouniy nepuoiican oonvenuuu . t-"b ." lu- . wfe . t ., . -,.- . .,.- to i,
to be lield at McPherson Hall in nes to their senses and show them jflS he mav flnd out lo bi5 grealsur. night
Ttfrrr-llt "WkKfoe Ira rn Caf.,1. that thf trnitf of "VphrJlsks lind th!nrifi enmo nf llmca H' Vlin Vio
, ... .. . -. ..si.... . :. l.ltobtn J. a o hi..r In ,il nnK. tliof! InlOrmaltOtl
vvUCUSi -IU. 1S4. lor tUe nurooso Of ouutr uaiurauy inuuian 10 11 im"-"-.- ..t ucu. .. ui . ""j ...-
.ubu3k-,iu,Krt1iuriuL purpo- 01 . . . little fellow on the evebrows of hi : savs the Sioux Indiaus report that
electing eight delegates and eight nl- worth working for, snd taking at fair "lllw.c".M "" lue.-cV-J ' 1 , . . -,,
v. ib cibutucefcuies, auu eigut ai "V, ,-u ' own imagination. Lowell Register. the Arapahoes and Cheyennes Bre
ternates to the Republican State Con- 'rates. If Dr. Converse accomplishes 1 , .. t. . . i . , . ,, -,
. p v . r ; Well, now that mav be so. aud we crettinir readv for war. Many Sous
vention, which meets at Lincoln on wiiat xe proposes, &e wi'l deserve tne ' , . - . . w . , , .,,.,". Almihtv ent unon the E"vntian 4C,t4C" """" a uunrnij
w . . 7 . ,7." " ,D. L,. . , owe our readers an apology for wast- will go wth them should this be true. A1U,,&XU t;ui unn u,e C,-Jpi,a"" ' plioat on of public officials,
Wednesday, September 2nd, 1S74, for 'patronage and tbsnks of every man, . nnp ,mmn.,. ' n .. XVp . b . ; .J go that "they covered the face of the j njlintHii.ed at the M..,e of t
h k a k .. a , - . r irriiit.i.i . -fi r" - i k -ii-ir mil i ,---- ...--- .--
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from Fort Laramie
Grasshoppers: are They not Locusts'
Editor 2ebras.t Advertiser.
The terrible ravages which the
grasshoppers have committed in our
State would naturally make them the
object of study to us.
It seems that these insects are a
species of the locusts that occur in the
Bible lands, and re one of the most
destructive species of the locust tribe.
The scientific name is the Oedtpoda
migrataria. In Smith's Bible die-
win be found an illustration
species, which is an accurate
representation of the grasshoppers
which have been so numerous and
destructive here for the last two
weeks. It was such a? these that the
nublic morality as its foundation
stone ; now, therefore, we, the Inde
pendent Convention of the State of
Nebraska assembled, at the city of
Lincoln. Nebrieka. August 12th 1S74.
do hereby announce the following
declaration of principles to all citizens
throughout the State who are in fav
or of adopting such reforms in the ad-mini-tration
of public affair-, as shall
best secure equal and exact justice to
all:
1st. That we are opposed to any
policy or legislation winch seeks a
-peedv resumption of specie payment
in the present financial condition of
the country. We strenuously de
maud that the faith and credit of the
nation be maintained inviolate, and
that existing public debts hall bo
liquidated under and in pursuance of
the laws by which said debts were
create : and we further bold it to be
the duty of Congress to provide, by J
appropriate legislation. Mint the vol
ume of currency shall be adequate to
the commercial wants of the people,
and that the same be equitably distri
buted among the States.
2d. That it i the duty of Govern
ment as rspfcts interstate commerce,
to limit the terms of freight and pas
sage to ach reasonable rates iw will
provide an equitable percentage on
the capital actually invested in rail-
New York. Pennsylvania. Massachu
setts. Maryland and Louisana where' a. wod,HfiaetaW.
Administrator's aie
IVm. P. Jewell, Acim.n'-v -of
the E$tm of Jk-r t L '
ft'ood. deceased,
vs.
EUzal-eth Jewell, c -.
Woou.SabraM. HiMg- I
K.lase.GeorseD. W&; t.
onnsumpiion and export have been
mane the has.
The committee requests pork -packers
to conform to this !hs;. The
whole number of delegates will be
152. apportioned to the states as fol
lows; California. Georgia Minnesn
ta. Nebraska. Tnnessppand Virvinin.
eah 1 dJejrafe ; Kuisac and Michi
gan. 2 dplagnts; Lui.wna 5; Ken
tucky, ft; Wisconsin. Maryland nd J flee of the Ooanty CI. rK
Pennsylvania. 7 each ; Inwa. R; In-'if lh "y Br..wi
H!..o l. r:, : -i- nu: , , ineijr. me :h ij.v
. -i ,
Vpu- York. 1R each
.SV. Zovis Globe.
en Hale, et al.
'JtK.
"TOTICE Is herebr g-v--1A
a -mnie.
trtct Okjxi of Sei .--.
tiie Ouiht of 2irmx ' 1
11am P. JeweiJ. a!ip . t
J-eph t. Wiwid d - ,x a
JewHl. Oren J. VV. : v
Honre HilUce. G r- I
A Wfw!, Ki-t!a W'.. -al.
I will uifer hr : v .
ttkhler. at aoiIe h-c '1
Uonrt room eatrari'V .
r r
f
lo; Ohio and
Illinois, 3S.
A Sin Pptncisco rvnirter biuhM
at some remarks of Victoria Wood-
hull, and wa promptly disebarrr.
by his employers for "ce&dect ua4e
comiug a jotirnallst."
Tp 3a
When the wife is detected showing
unuoual affection for her hosfetnd. it i
may fairily be expected that sHe will
appear before long in a new boj;.
l?74.at lorlork. P M..
l-e. via; ThsMi!!i e.t
tion two '2). In tout,.
north of ranee iw- -Cnantr.
ebrak.
prnveU fitrra witu . '
aeres in ealtivailor.
the dsbts of said J -
w;l. '
Administrator ef : .
TTood. deteajfd.
"Yes sir," said a Michigan Forth
nf July orator, "Putnam went righv
into the wolfs den. dragged her out.
!.
That the Government for its ! BUU meinuependenee of America was
I
waj's
31.
protection to property, whether cor- ! secured."
porale or private, shcxiid be sustained
by an equal and uniform sy-tem of i
taxntiou ; that the State and National HEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
reveuue should be economically col- 1 - -- - -.- - .,
Jobs a Stell. p. .
v.
Peter B. Borst. c
BeCare K. )t M-
2emshu C -
mHE Ud tlr R
J thatoa the In :
mM Probate eoun
wit la the abov- t. -matlm)
and iwr-
cent. Interest rtervoi. "
Kebruary A. O. 1ST4. :
trted on the liib !h
tSi. at 1 o'ctork a. m.
Browaville, eltr ..-
IJC
.j.j.tji
: lected without an unnecessary multi-
to be
JUDGSlSNT
the purposes specified in the call of , woman and eaiid i a Nebraska.
the State Central Committee. The
Island.
Pern-.
Glen Rock
lyifnyette
WAshlngton
Docslas London
1 Brownville
7 Nemaha City.
S Asp!nwnHL
i St. Derola
1 Bedford
S Benloa
3
Whea croaad is broken, and when
following is a list of the representa-j the work is doae Omaha will join in
tion to which the several precincts
will be entitled:
sounding the loed timbrel.
that the Indians may not be inform-
4
51
The temperance question i
the people now as it has
have been told bv folks from Peru
that the Register man was not worth
the attention we gave him, and we ed thereof through renegade whites
guess they were right, that he is not
at all the fellow we took him to be.
before land we never took him to be more
ever! than a very "light weight." But the
5; been as far back as our memory i "fellow" who compares himself to a
F O Xi TAXES
reaches, and the phases of the ques-j gnat evinces a vanity that is truly lu-
.: .... i. .!. .,. - .1.,... 1 ,1: s . r . 1 t.
pu. o.. .j -,, , nuii are urei.iv luucit toe same as iwev uicruus ill SUCH an insect, wueu ne
lhe County Convention will also , 1 - ,, ., nJ ' ..T. - -j r .,
consider the propriety, and, if deem- haVe been in a" lhose year"' Theiws. "It is evidently afraid of us.
ed advisable, will nominate the Re. Perance cause goes by spasms and ! such egotism is enough to make a
impulses, anu we nave ouserveu its; graven linage laugn. wny snuuiu
works and effects when it was said to j we or any one else fear a creature so
be full of life and aggressive vigor, J weak ihat he cannot attempt even
and also noticed and reflected upon ' a defense of his own town and people,
the status of morality aud social life "Shoo fly, don't bodder me."
when temperance men were apparant- ! .-
I
publican candidates for members of
the Legislature, and two County
Commissioners.
The annual election of 3 county
central committee will also take place
at said county convention.
B. M. BAILY, Ch'n.
J. Stevkxsox, Sec'y.
Portftrfe a r-A VajiainI r. 1?..1..J
... . . hjul, ,iS,3u al3 of the people were concerned, we
."- n.juii.u tuciicpuuiibui ojialu
ly uomg notning for tne cause and the j a call for a xatioxal sports-
cause itself was ignored entirely so! 3XEXs associatiox.
far as making it "an issue" was con- The ' -New York State Association
csrned, and so far as the state of mor- ! for the protection of fish and game,"
believing that the time had arrived
when public sentiment was in favor
have seen but little difference. If
there was anv difference it was in fav- of forming a Grand National Organi-
The woman suffrage convention of or of the times when temperance men ztion for the protection of fish and
Iowa will be held September Sth at J were working quietly in the cause. jsame. ditJ. Jn Convention assemble al
DesMoines. and persuading men that Hobriety Oswego, N. Y., on June 23, 1S74, ad-
1 ir.e i,nn- iK.n -....v...,.-, itJlt out the following :
t i3 uonci man u.uuftrillic;-, inicnu . -
cause of all mankind. Aesolvctt, Ihat thi Association,
into a political party, which never lhe ttlIl for a XllUoUa, 'A.5(X;ialiont
has any better effect than to give J iued in The American Sitorlsman of
cheap notoriety to small politicians, j Peburuary 21. 1674 "1 aving forilsoli-
Th ntnfui-A th-itn vlsinimrv Ipntiir-I Ject the procurement of intelligent
, , . ..... .. . and efficient legislation for the
i xuuiiuajutru a tut? expense ui .nc ueu- AMP AriiEfmn n -f r. a
tiibftln aaK fk tltnf Kn !nnrt tr? I n1n I wmxt KtiP.l Ann 1 1 l nniroailn . I k I ? Ill if Rl III 4 CJ I tt
movements are kept quiet as possible,' " "11U.! j8" , " . , 7 ."". "" 17 " "" " """ ""' c fl f f hill . M
herb of the land and all the fruit of , Vroy ,iego
and half-breeds.
The son of Win. Short, about 21
years of ace, near Carrol Jtou, 111. was
recently killed bv being thrown from j "
a wagon.
The Right Rev. J. Whitehouse,
Bi-hop of the Diocese of Illinois, died
at his residence in Chicago on the 10th
inst.
LTn.nnu';ii..Knnn arinK rn.. .ilip in tlipir iirorresi: thev enter
"""- " 1 ' ....v. . - , . f. w..1Mf ....
wqs sbot I dwellings and devour the woodwork "" , " " ' . ,c ' -
darkened, and they did eat every
the trees, -1 and there remained
not one green
So in Jerem
is em
Midianites
hoppers for multitude."
T1 1
I
Eits:al TTo!
ATAHTiSAYLJE t - -
j iYJ. U on the - 1
! James P. SyJeiM-! a
! Court In and lor Nti
, wherein be pry t
tneoc-eof wii!(n
than two year, la!
Yon aereQBired
to ald petit km on -SeoTnber
IKTt.
W. T. ROGERS. V
t!rf
I puiutl nv thHvtpreisi wnieH larnir -r,, -
.. . V . ... .7 ' . . . . I X'OTICE is hprf-hv t-. f ,. ., vi j i";
triing in the trees. - ia erusnea ana illegally uirau:ea ot i x 1.,.. ;M i 1, u- 7, c. IT';'
iah the term "grasshop- its legitimate profits. We hold it I NVrmIm 0.imu";f of xiiravfe: wmof I Tartar 3Z:
. , . .rros.lv uniiist that bounties should ! frr.al at inf.irK.r or tlif i.art If. in i AJJ!tn?li221.
nloyed : so in Juages tnerz:.i . ..u i.i. . ii. .t-si. iieotyof Brown viii. Cmmv of NV.ni,. ' Z:" ,, V ." .
nro likened unto "trrass- L-i..- s s .-.1 t. i.j,i-.j.. " .. If.ifi,'i1LL',t ?nJ d 1 of a chirk brown e-
iwij vx-.. 11 43 uiMoi-tcM jr?:i"inu c - iiini iuiirme'nT m rbnrtMi th. t
- - - - " - - v tm a bbb 1 h mji & rw. in i . n
enactment-, the result of pohifal in- ; !?r,Jrm ol I"trtrt rsonrt niin?b ' w5
.:.... ,.! -.-..,;.. , --- "---- iu niiiwinirif, .eo.. OH lb 71.
. ... . ik-aTjaiaaai;iiaakcaBB i Mj r . w. . - i . - ,
The noise of their flight is liKencd ! " -.7 , :. ""'" . " '. t .... i!-l. -"SSA " 'w-ww ! and lun-K
lit ii. 1 imi c n'-zw -
ueh legislation, j harln hrn ativrru-l for iVlmc
..is.. .1.., j......ii. ii.. ,... 1 ". . - . . .'-";! ,:... .."" '',4 r,,oiu'r ' 1
umv liiBiuuiunwiciu l.c -, tale anil .Nalioiial. as will eilertuai- '" -"-"" -e nn an aex or ,h fxilatare
i l.lt
In Anderson Cnuntv Ky
They are spoken of as irresist- ' Jy sire the indurial and agrioul- i ioxeriti7i4AoAel ShehSlwTf:
nonii ! r-ayers ano jadroM-nt ha
Intr r-oOere.l asainat saal Wrt anrt lAfi
ri!rnt " ',"ilRl"eni In aceordnnoe wtth
t oral interests from the odious exact-
ns of corjmrate power.
Gth That we are in favor of an
1 r..,. .1.. t.:ii..-i . ii.. ..:..u. f.nf tha linnsos "oiitr in fit. the Win-I .. . -., , - .. !
miu ui-iuuiiv hiiiru mi me inuiiL ui ---. ...w i ecpiuanip aim unilorm iteeii-e law. 1 s.w
i. tit 1, 5 nr r .,,i-r-i..w...i,., in dows like a thief." In Nnbuin it is I 7th Th,it wo urai.v ta.tT0 nn r. ' o!ork
lNC '"" '"" " -ir...cuu.s, ... , - .... . I , ; , . ;. V v. f ' . - eontln
that countv by A.M. Pentwood a'SH,nine camp in tne neuges in me " ;r! l" .e j mm ran, l hi .
- . I 1.1 .1.... k.. ,.i. ,i .:,u i ineir spirit aul esspivoe the nrinclnls w-i
oiinrr lawvpr ni too totrti Wilhpr- '" a . uui. much mc- suiiaiiMruii. . , . , . -
uuut, lawyer ui in. iiivvii. uu -i Iiptp piiii noi.it rl to t to n. tlitotn
tnev uee awv ami tneir puice is nni j
v
spoon was in the act ot orawing a
pistol to shoot, but Pentwood was too
quick for him. The shooting seems
to be a clear case of self-defense, and
the provision'; of ahl ae.
sale will he itweea the hoars of M
: a. hi. and -I o'clock b b m rtn i.
. . - - -- r ..... .... ..... .r-
u-u in'in nay n oav anlfl mil 1n
nrc imereii ir vai.
A. H. GILMORE. Oo. Tren
P
JOB.N1Z.I
fn corruption mav If checked, and
rvrii. ruin
known where they are." from whicii that the Stato and National govern- 1
I ments be-nltimatelv committed to the i
it appears they do not fly at night.
To the same effect is the account of
Pentu-rodhad tried to avoid blood-Mnses: "And the Lord brought an
A convention of soldiers of the of distorting tin
-Mexican war will be held in Bloom-
ington, 111., on the 23rd of September!
prox.
The Government receipts on the
er can draw of prohibition, or its im-
nro-
tection of Game Birds and Fish." and
did name lhe 9th day of September,
Delegation- to-said Convention.
and make the meeting one worthy of
American gentlemen-sportsmen.
A. C. MATTOOX. Osvrecn. N Y.
S T.MURRY. Nlasra KaIU, N. Y
X. RO WE. West Troy. N. TT.
G. V. FLOWElt. Wntertorn N. Y.
W. J. B ABC JCK, Rochester, Y.
COVERXOR PrRXAS.
gentleman's name has been
loth inst. were larger than any time J ftginary results,-f a world where no
Biurc ie paniciaswau. ineinternal whisky is made, sold or drank, is 1374, and Niagara Falls, N. Y.. a- th,
revenue receipts were 5441,755, and beautiful and we all wish that such a n)rnPer time and place for iiohiifsj
custom receipts S776.425. .r . u u i jsucn convention ami ui-i appmiii u-
P , ' tbiD8 was a realll or ld be made delecates lo s..id convention, now.
real, when compared to the dark ! Therefore. We do issue this call to
Question by Mr Page "If you used j picture of misery and crime, caused 'all State SportMii-n's A-ociutimi
the words, He would have been a ' hv d ronton noccwliiMi k q mqiirv m "'' Local Ornanizitiou- where no
better man in my circumstances than aii but that the idea of nrohibitiou i fette A.-.neiatmns exist, and gentle
rh,wwn, wn-f -iw rn m k- ' pronu.utou me!i-sprtsmen where no locsl clul
I have been, what did you mean by as entertained and advocated by those exi;!t, To take the matter in hand and
them?" : i .. j. :. : ...... .n ... .mi r i . ry ....:..
i wuu preacn it, is linpraciicauie, an -ei n
Answer ny Air. Beecher-"Jdon'f; precedents go to prove. Where it
0Tr' J'm surc-" t has been elected it operation has been
" " ! short lived, and the relapse has al-
A. C. Hessing, editor of the Chicago; ways been worse thau the original
Stats Zeitttug, recently gave a Timr' disease. And those who have lived
reporter named McCIuthen such a in States, counties or towns, where
whipping that he did not leave his j different temperance laws have been
bed for several days. Hessing knocked operated, well know that whether
the reporter down m the street and , the law was prohibitory or otherwise".
tlot-a htm ..ramir n-. .. . u .1 .1 ' position oi u cs. oinmissioiier Ol
kicked him severely. The reporters , whenever they wanted intoxicating, AKricullure an office IIOW fiHed b
offense was only calling Hessing "the i liquors to drink they could get them, 1 Mr. Watts, and with the strong influ-
ntggest.tnietln Chicago."
shed. Witherspoon was a very des
perate character, and had killed two
men before without provocation. Six
weeks ago. at the very hour and al
most upon the same spot where he
was killed, he had shot and killed Dr
Chambers, an obi and respected phy
sician of the county, nnd was under
indictment for this murder at the
time of hi death. Two loaded re
volvers were found on his person, one
of them half-drawn.
At the races at Rochester N. Y. on
the 12th. it wa-. announced that Gold
smith Maid would be driven to win
the additional 51.000 offered, by heat
iug her record of 2:IoJ.-inudr .at Buf-jinthe wilderness upon "locust
falo. She was nt on the second heK
eat wind upon the land all that day
aud all that night, ami when it was
morning the east winds brought lhe
locusts." from which it appear also
that I hey were borne by or migra
ted with the wind.
The identity being established the
conclu-ion is, why. not utilize them as
did the Henrews? They were com
manded by the Lord to them us an
mticle of fond. "Even of these ye
may eat: the locust after his kind,
and the Itnld locust after his kind, and
the beetle after his kind, and the
grasshopper after his kind." John
the Baptist seems to have subsisted
keeping of those who regard nublic
duties as sored trust to be adminis-
istered in the interests of the whole vn OX WELL IMPROVED
- - - r awn . a . a
- ' - ii iirjuir. I
II.
NY
MM ,
I IV sBj4fcftfl'
1
ill!
TO
L O .A.lNi H XjA.S.Gj:
cent interest
Nf'ora- ka at Ft r
rr io.i jvru-uirs atlflr
reonTe,
The baste of represpntation is t
snme as that of the Republican con
VMi'inn !
Th ennvention having, after so
much previous disappointment and
mis!idventur. finally conutnmntft j "?VJOTJCK i hereby sir en io all wlmta tt j
the f?rf,,T oroVl of siting p an op- j fiLn- MoTA aid PrC2r
laisiiioii con veil ti mi. anion rnei. Nereionre.insa iiverj- stalti ,.-.. ..'
' Ur.vu..u. -ar.j . J . 7r ""'"l'' tti
.-.," ".--..., uii.nrr I arm Mm
r-AT w V. ' r ' '"' Particulars atjfir.
h1 il1.- FRK &. Darrow. litHikers. Own-
m ; vllle. Nelj.for.Nemalmfonmy. 7j
DSSSOLUTIOX XOTSCe.
aM -f
REECHER-TILTOX SCAXD.U..
New Yokk August 17.
Frank. B Carpenter, who is now in
Syracuse. N. Y., la saitl to have made
a statement Friday last, in which he
says he H proud to be represenlel as
Tilton's friend. He sympathises with
Tiltoii.andfayath. pibticwt-ll knows
the truth of the Beech er-Til ton con-
and ; troversy. (July when the ea i
ill
S5S'
Stock, of a" jr.
Western C""t
brougut r Tr-
kf?epa co"." "
I everythrg z -
vr .: " . "'" " ""
solved on th-Srt .lay of A.t .7kI I 1 firS CxZ ""
jv Ut sW Sperry 1, alM, bSrV ' XU , ' , "
s,Ln'1 SM l""-"1 irtCThL i ber Yard
saitl jerry ban i, atb1.'v whatever to k. ' I 1
any huae fcr H r. r to 5oTn m J 1 o C
the way of .l,Kins of the jwoaectr c 2 I DOOHS.
dolus: nyth!ns whmicver la tbeiS
of aWflrmsafialorlinr "" l -, -.
:m
THOIAs "vrrMtir--
Angost 1, 1571. " 7
wild honey." Of the manner of pre-' brought into court, then, and not till
and trotted a mile in -2:14? This i paring the loeu-ts f..r food it is said l,,e". "f .s,ii5; W1' MnuI . Mis Aii-
i- r . .Li ..i ...- , . I tho3 hiniselt and others cive their TT
Inordinary iierfnriiiHiire was greeted that they are "sometimes ground and I Ie,j,noliy. Hv heJieve Moaium "till '
Thi
anc
' position of U
' rffc.T ot.-) fo TiirVl f t.-utitinnorf A- !..
'.WJ I4t "IUWI UiLllllllliCU iui llic
S. Commissioner of
with the wildest enthusiasm.
Jesse Pierce. Herbert Foltz and
George Demon d. young perons of
Ea-t Boston, were drowned at Centre
Harhor while bathing on the 12th
Lire news from various parts of the
Indian country, received at the head
quarters of Lieut. General Sheridan,
indicate that the Kinwas, and Coru
manehes are returning to the agencies
and he is having formible prepara
tions made to have them punished for
recent depredations. They ask for
8W&M J-G. RUSSELL
n
PROPRIETOR.
.1 I !. ? -. - 1. . .w.
pounueii. aim tnen mixeu wiin Hour ; hohls the Keys to the sitwatHin. and
and water and made into cake.-, or ' after the conjinitlee shall decide that
they are salted and then eaten ; some-1 tht "" agrfint Beecher are not Ai w i i
.-.". i. .- i -. j ultaittiatcdwas J,e knows they will t, -,-
times smoked, sometimes lioiled or -p:i.,. ,...n i J? .t - -T:3:sS
, , lilton will hriiig the care into court. -
n
Le-ree beixvrcn Xaln
and Atlantic St. 1
LATE-
-u ..iianucMi'. i -
8R0W?.VILLE.?CEB.: H && a a: I
. 1 . !..-
- aa to aeiv -
ma-leu, ana sometimes slewed or
fried in butter."
It seems, therefore, that there is no
SA1IPLE UOOM
ST XZNT TST-S CT'ZS
.Moulton s friends are very indig
nant over the charge of UJ nek in nit
and declare that within a
tage Line.
ABrownvIlle correspordent of the!
Omaha Herald says :
j and that the most rigorouslj enforced J ence that is being brought to bear to; peace and for the miHtarv to call it
! prohibitory law did not stop the flow , f h appinenu it w not un- hM
of whisky and the commission of , u fe-but a ju?t tribule to the ability to let these hostile bands enter the
"By the way, let me tell von howl ew,fc were cnecKeu ,n one u,reeuon
the new party and the radicals com- J the" were argumented in another,
pare as to enthusiasm. Each party j Our opinion is that the best thing
has a central committee of twenty- that can done in the temperance
sis. When ths independents met, i .. -.,-. i .., . ,. , ,
twntv-fo,,r of tli- nommittoo vcr I question is to have a law. practicable.
crime to any great extent, and while and the peculiar fitness nf Gov. Fur-
T3r.-.-l - -
tr--t-iifr (nnrifoc trn i-a rPktL.'i
-..? .,. s... r -.-. :,:.! r -.- -fc. a. .- j;iu r- ur
itiii iiwe-siii iw Miiuiuii in mi ni-i tery witliout foundation; that he
fltcled districts, if only a good supply , will make a statement they have no
of the foragers is laid in for winter! ,ou,,t- because, when last lefore the
use. There"is. perhaps, more distinc-jrn!Ute- Mou,l.0-n am"1! l-
r ' i intention in xi: lui .T-n I,..., . .. j
. tinn than difference in devouring live uprightness WP,e aile.1. to make
lll'ctorc onr. iliniMrr n r..r.n .....l ..-... i nukliA ntl n..S !... ; t .
".''"-''! ". .......j .., (iicuicu yiass-i jjuiii; uu exiueuce ill HIS pGSesSlim
hoppers. To such as may have nre-i reIating to the controversy.
i nion and his friends also claim to
T$sxrr
few davs "a
WAT. JSJIPSOIr
Is now running a Daily iiBe f Stases fnm J
BROWKYILLE TO JOHNSON,
I
iR
i
jm want
line of Ern-caiiattlieE
reservations, and for troops to follow
and puuish them wherever found.
nas for administering an office having
to do with agricultural interests, to
say that his appointmeut to the man
agement of the Bureau of Agriculture
would be a fortunate one for the Gov-
iernment and the country, especially
nrsMit. When th radicals called I thatcan beenforced.regulatingthesale ' r.r "s 5.tate. He has always given
L .? :!.. i -. r .::....-. i: t a large share of his attention to niat-
lueeiiUK, tsmtiL ui-iuuei? u tut" tum- uuu useuisuiiuuuus imiure. luiciu-,, , .. ... , . . .. oK.-r. Kn . r .
mi(f0. rLr,n,i tt., -r;., - ... ... ' ters a,, questions with which the aoove, and then comments falsely
mi i tee responded. Harmonious!" ' nerance ia one of the evils thai can-! ij...a aZ i --. i u . . . . 7. . J
t eniutt i. uiie ui ine eua mai can Bureau deals, and would be able to about the same. The item was not
jnaniwuiuuti or tuunrmuiiiuus, we'i-i "c ipu uui ui cMMcnre, uui unuu 10 me oiscnarge oi me nuues ; onniArl from tho inrruTi-rD n.:,hnJ
... . ,, ....,,.... ,r . ! . . . --.. - j i nr :. . ffiA. .c !,, ...ri ... .i.. wpieu iroul me ad ektiser, neither
W1U not aiscuss ; out win state a iact, i rau ue tuanageu oy morai suasion anu , -v... .. wv... - .a.c ..... aiu- . p-rtrnt rr. n.. :m .-.,.
, -r. ... l , 7... .., . 'able an exnerience. both thportivil ls ,c an extract from any article we
wnrco Is, mm me Jirowuviue enrres- jjuiiu !. ij.uiuut.iv euiu.ceu. uur,
The point we wish to make is this
there are fArcc parties in this county.
2?rotrsrftfs Advertiser.
The Fall City Journal publishes the
ZE3I- BA:
Maati'AC'. ' "
judices in the way of eating "grass
hoppers," they may find them less
obnoxious and more palatable under
the name of "locusts." We are in-clined-to
think, also, that "grasshop
per cake" for curative virtues would
become more popular than Graham
rolls, and that the dyspeptic would
roll them as a sweet morsel under his
tongue. T. l. s.
be able to controvert Beeeher's state
ment, but refrain from producing evi
dence said to be in their possession
until Moulton has spoken.
ever knew that would stoop
an experience, both theoretical
and nrntijl e rtnv mull ... -K. I ever Wrote Or T.Ilhlic'hArt
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pouueui a tizzieo reiuuucau jjhs iJivaent- jjv ou ui;ui, vii uur uro- j West. i the Falls CitV Journal
cot tne connaence or eitncr tne raai-j uiuuory agnaiors nave renu it ana j i ne appointment oi a resident of pditnr wo
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. laoonng men, or 8B oooy eise. maue any euo. u, , xebska but 0 IoW M t0 arble and mnti,at tlie
B fB a double-dealer, a doughface is a very good law if ,t was enforced . hJ &wA V Jhe Stated acle of a cotemporary. and publish
anu uemagogue m me om lasuioneu as i, tu.gu. ue. .uu .u ,. j variety o ways. other .man in it as genuine. Stretch does this just I No actor, according to the Danbury
VlriH anrf tlta'tiannla nf T.mo nil liinr wo now hnvo nn nnr;tat nl hftnks phriicko uhcttor fitto in -..-.:.- :. . .. . . w . & WUUUIJ
r...v, wjw.- w .w . - . . . .- :r.U";; V..:": . "i . c7,7'1' tor tne saue of geUing-off a silly re- A'ctf Man has vet been able to conn-
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Arc to op?! no lmnnr or n.lnte- R",,Ml"i" "rl ,s a general
1 " . monf rkDTa in art r ham
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know it, and characterize him as
such. But we will ventilate his case
-t5 ?rcnfc arc devplnnfvi
GOOD WHEAT.
We take the following item, inter
esting to farmers, from the St. Louis
Democrat i
Interested parties have circulated a
good deal nf non-ense about the rav-
Nothing new ,n the Beecher-Tilton Mita and Iowa, knd that thsiinX
no means, be
rtened. All such
cnntradirftri-
j " - B
anu accounts irom many quartern
agree in declaring that both Minne
sota and Iowa have large and excel
lent crops of wheat. A lanre nmnnr.
tion of it. when properly cleaned in-'
spects No 1. The Chicago mnen i
n v a-ticle wo T i ngr . l?Sn? echer-rilton Mita and Iowa, and that
nj a tide wc scandal. It Is said that Theodore ad- sprintr wheat would, by
I. Stretch of j mils having shorn Mrs. Tilton of her very materially shorten
. is the only j 1"noa1n;d Jesires ret-onciliation ; but i stofies are now flatly
Conaectla- at Johnson wttli Staaes lo Te- i "i
217!l!:;jri7s:Bsers3UHl t'reigbt Carried at
EMP50N & MARTIN.
rtaxHalle rates.
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Join W. Smith !
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5EB.
Mrs. Tilton refuses all overtures from
him to get her honor back. iJncoln
Blade.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry
JOSEPH SHUTZ,
No. 59 Mrtj-n Str t, Bro-cravillo.
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"l:o? e3e 1-, p abontfpo!,ai? -aw Exprctt
leral move- tort and thereby demonstrates that terfeit that expression of joy which a; ,tha.
nc him ap- he 5s instinctively more of a jonrnnl- man shows when discovering a ten-. f pr'-jii
itie engirt thsn a nTenia3.
oant Rtamp ?n his paper of tobacco.
that all of the wheat, oats, rye
inriev now arnvimrare new and
J.Vrtnllni.1 ..A1:. 1 . . -
i w. caichciii. umu . ii'jl open in r
i better oiesned to grada up to its real j
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Baaafcriae
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A.e?F coffitatDuj-en iiiafl a larr-aafi wan ittwum w
spanea mock t jrenaine anloJes- )a Ms Mac iffiiEaness.
Repilnac T dock. Waicaes ai Jewetey , -
doaeenshortaoUc.atreasaa&blerstea, ,
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