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PLATTSMOU7H, NE3RALKA.
WEDNESDAY, ..
APRIL 17, 1567
tT. I It. Koatf.
We rogret to hear of the damage
dona this road ly tha uoujually high
waters tliig epring. A work fraught
with somtny advantages tD Nebraska,
receiving a blow, such as Las
lecn din!t it by the elements,
raents, cannot but impress every citizen
of our voting State that a great calam
ity has fallen ucn us. Thousands of
enterprising i:r:nngratjt3 are no.v
crowding into Omaha with the inten
tion of moving westward, and the in.
preai Jii l.-ift uj'on their minds, oeside
ths ui.bokbd far cxpenrea of unutual
d?te::.ion there, cannot but operate
fcgii.ist us as a peop'o by leaving wroo
idea on their minds s to our favored
land.
We Lave lUi'u outvied confidnc9 in
the extraordinary energy of the U. P.
H. R. Co. aridfi.jl assured that every
thing will ba all ri ght again shortly,
and that thi great nations 1 highway
will be opened in spite cf every obsta
cle. HI AILS.
Will net our co lalorcrs ia South
I'htte take up the matter of the mails
to and from Omaha. The contractor
i? wcllpiid, and it is nothing .hoit ol'
ewindling th pet j'e to have nun. ma:
ter L-ft, as it has I eon f.r week?, vn
cither tide cf Pla'te lliver Thn whole
matter rerulves its-IT into the question,
wLfcther the Platte ran or cannot be
crossed; and it i just simply absurd in
any one to say it carimt. Wa know
letter; but the fact is that Laidly any
c-fTcrt is nale to gel the mails over.
The driver; do not cart a rush whether
tho bags gel over cr not, and as each
coach from Omaha coircs no farther
than Platte, and thes? from the ecuth
go no ar.l.LT. this pigiry s:ren:u that
can hard!y float a shingle, is allcnved,
by gross carelessness on th p'titof the
mail carrieri, to remain as an in.ur
rr.oui.table object, v.hen the facts are
that it c.ui be crossed; but no eufficieur
exertion is made to accommodate the
people. If the contractor will not do
his work let him forfeit 7ery-u;p? r
formed trip.
The Republican party is cur-ed by
many who claim to be advocates of i"6
nrii.rlnlPK lint tvhn nri tvpr reAv In I
"flop'' around ia any direction so that
they can accomplish their own psrsoLcl
ends, no mctter whit cfTect it miy have
upon the party cr upon the principle
which they pretend to espouse. Such
men are evidently a detriment to the
party, an iheir tbystericg course has
the effect cf causing others to thi:.k
that there are no real prinrip'es in our
faith. Wo believe in drawing the
lines pretty close, and compelling such
charactsrs to be either fish or flesh
the history of parties shows that this is
the true course. Lok at tho noble
record of Iowa, oaa of ln very few
States that refused a fusioa with ihe
Democracy during the war. She has
the proud record to-day of being the
most certain and overwhelmingly Re
publican State in the Union; while Con
necticut, owing to the weakness of the
party in allowing a shilly-shally course
to be pursued by seme of her leading
men, Las gone Democratic. The
Hartford Press, after admitting the de
feat of the paity in that State, thus re
fers to tb'j open treachery of some of
its leading men, who were the cause
of the defeat:
It h is been the carso of the Repub
I
lican party that it Ha permitted certain
men in the State to uci as us leaders
and er.i y its offices, who have only
cared for its offices and not at all for
its prcvirions; and the infljeace of these
men has eaten away the pita and man
linets of the rany. We have carried
these men by herculean eflbrts. We
have now sloughed them off. Ia the
operation they have been enabled to
convey the State to lb general ene
mies of the country, but we are well
rid of them at any price.
There was a time when the Tenth
Army Corps lay upon the banks of the
James, that it was filled up by recruits
from the north, a large proportion of
whom were bounty-j'jmp?rs, cut-throats
and rebels in disguise. The accession
was a weakness. Desertion' in con
siderable numbai 9 began to the rebel
camps, and the corps was infinitely
stronger as it became reduced to the
faithful boys who would neither skulk
before the fight, ncr go over to the en
emy in lha midst of the battle.
jThe length of the Atlantic cable
from tbe point whre it leaves Valentia
Island, to the rpot where it lanJed . at
Heart's Content, is precisely l.bob
miles. It is a singular coincident that
th should exactly conform to
Elartioti tlif Jwemoci alic Parly
The iVew York San, a puper which
'.Urn r-i a-sui.'iijj !o Le tiiitrjl, is de
: deJiy ineliuvd to the D-jinocracy, has
i tiie f d'owicii; severe thruit in reference
! :o t;:3t parly :
"Wannj th. last decaoe. the D -mo
.-'ratio party L- beeu n olj-jr upon the
wage's of rational advancement. It
Ins b en in the hands of u claji cf men
"Dari:: t!u Inst decu ie. the D-mo
who either could nut appreciate or
would not recognize that politics and
everything fe have ciiidereone great
changes wiihin the last half century.
At this time th Democratic leaders op
posed coercion of the Southern States
at the beginning of the rebellion that
it conflic's with the doctrine of extreme
S:ate lliht?: Clinging ta that anti
quated idt a, thesu leaders lave drag
ged the party down to it present level,
und unless they now abandon it, or un
le?s the mass of the party abandon thm,
which would be much better, the final
scene in the Democratic tableau wili
not be lung delayed. The
peepl are determined to settle the re-
. ortru?'ion fj'ie-tion in such a way that
it will f-tty stilled, and the Democratic
party is committing pjliiical suicide
when it interpoits the State Right fal
lacies to prevt-nt s ich settlement."
In another article it gives the De
in''Ctaey smne good advice, and soim3
friendly adinoni'ions, which we com
mend to their attention :
'The truth is, that the Djmocra ic
party cuntJ'Jt be resusri!at-d by conven
tion quackery. Such applications may
for the moment su-pnd fpasmolit
twitchirg of the muscles, but the move
ment is simply hue thut which follows
the application of an electrical battery
t3 the muscles cf a defunct animal. It
is not poultice, Lluters, liniments or
ointments that the old party needs. It
must find the fountain of youth for
which Ponce- de L.eon searched in
Florida, and that consists only in n re
nunciation of ihe musiy. antedelurinn
dogmas which the party now cliugs to,
and the espousal of new, liberal, nine
teetith century doctrines."
Truer woids were never ppoken by
mam
EiiOt;;tt:s.
At the Fret dman's meeting held in
Cbatlef.ton.'on the '2'J h of last month,
there was, including men, women and
children, orer 10,000 persons present,
according to tho H-porl given by the
special rc.rr.'.;-ondent of the New York
HeruLl. The meeting was very or
derly thoUi-a their excitement wu
wrought up to the highest pitch; und
-pecirtlly was this th. case when So
lon Robinson, of the New York Tri
bane, made his appearance on the pbit
foriu, which teemed to act like an
iiicij shork on the multitude. As
hi fjiet'cli wa brief and withatl ex
ceed, r.ely pointed, showing ihj repid
progress we are muking in national re
totin, we herewith append it. He
said :
"Where am I ? Will so.-m b dy j.inch
mo or k IcW me so as to awake mar Am
I dreaming? It cannot be Hue tlil I
cm in Ciiaileston. Why, this is where
I used to come to witness great slave
auction". Is this South Carolina? ILi
South (irtlina brought all her sdaves
here to ta sol i? Verv well; I w;!l p it
thm up at auction I will sell you all
together. I liver divide families. I
never tear wives from their hu.-baiids.
I never separate children from th?ir
mothers, arid I will sell you all togeth
er. Now I am gomcr to nut y. u up.
Hero is a good plantation hand. Great
laugh'er. Here is a first rate hot!-
servant and good cok. Come up here,
btrip yourselves, shnv that you are
sound. Now, goiug, going, going.
Oh! look up! Do you see that spirit
with us? It is the sp rit of Abraham
Lincoln! Abraham Lincoln! God Al
mighty look on Abraham Lincoln! II"
bids for a!! the skives iu South Caroli
na. He has bought you all with his
blood and now declares you are - free.
Great shouting and cries of 'hallelu
jah."! Oh! look up; look up and bless
God that Abraham .Lincoln died lor
you. Knel down by your bedside to
u'zht and bless God that Abraham Lin
coin died to make you free. Oa! what
a sight is this. Oh! that I have lived
to see this siirht. It is what I read of
all through the war. I often read that
the rebels were determined to die in
the last ditch. Oh, Mr. Chairman,
that I had a voice to speak to you for
an ho ir. I have on'y otna to i.rnt
myself, to show that a man from New
York, from the Tribune office, can
come before 10,000 people and declare
tnat all ine slaves are tree. lhis is
one of the proudest days of my life.
I will remember it while I live and
think of it upon my dying bed. I shall
look upon the day as one of the most
clorious of all my life. Bless God fr
this day."
During the delivery of this speech.
it is tmd the enthusiasm was indescrib
able; that some of the females went
into hysterics and had to be carried off
the ground, and that the shouts and
waving of hats continued for five or
ten minutes after the speaker had con
cluded.
Colorado Elections.
The municipal elections of Denver
and Central City were held on the 2d
insl. The negroes voted without dis
turbance or molestation. The. rough
miners of the mountains prove them
selves to be a much more-peaceable and
law-abiding people than the Democrat
ic rabble of Omaha. Republican.
Our Railroad. Tiie arrival of
railroad hands, teams, spades, shovels,
pick axes, and other implements with
which to commence operations on the
B. &, M. R. R-, already gives our city
quite a railroad appaarance.. Several
teams have lhis week gone to the rail
road for lumber for railroad shanties,
and probably in the course of two or
three weeks the ball will be put in mo
tion along the entire line in this county.
Osceola Sentinel.
THE SOITI! O.-V THiZ iSlO
tKAT2fMHTV. At a meeting of ths Charleston
Board of Trad.;, April id. Gov. Orr,
made a spsech mi reoouiruc:ion.
Speaking of the Dehiociat c party, be
says:
"I know there is an r pprehenM'on
widrf spread in the North and West
that nftr the i -c n: if uctidn of the
Southern States, wv- shall fall in'o the
arms rf cur old allies cini associates,
the old Democratic: partv. I say to
,ou, gentlemen, however, that I 'wouid
give no ?uch pleds. We have ac
counts to settle with that party, gentle
men, before I, at hiast, will content to
alliiiate with it. Good, good, and ap
plause. Many of you will remember
that when the war first commenced.
reat hopes and expectations wre held
out by our friends in ;he North and
West, that there wouid be no war, and
that if it commenced it would be north
of Mason's and Dixon'e 'ine and not
in the South. You know, Sir, (turn
nig to hen. hiclcles, ) that faith was
pledged, and 1 wilt now slate that if
that laiiii had been properly carried
out, there is no p'robabilitj that ay
biate out South Carolina would have
speeded from tho Federal Union
Again, during the pendercy of th
Cmi-titutional Amenduu nt, every
Northern newspaper, rnd almost ev- ry
Democrat in the country urged upon
the South to reject its provisions. It
was rejected. A few weeks only
elapsed, and yet we find cji the passage
of this Sherman bill, our Democratic
friends acting in c eiiju:ic: ion with old
Thai. Stevens, were instrumental in
incorporating on that bill its most odious
features. It wen back to the Sr-nate.
was finally adopted, and every one of
the Democratic iiewspapers all over
the North, so far 'as I am informed,
have come out ana urjjed the Southern
people to accent the bill. I say to you.
therefore, that in my judgement it is
time for us to seek new friends and a
new alliance.
Ti;.vvi:sL:c.
At ih Conservative Convention in
Nashville, April 1, an unsuccessful at
tempt w.ts made o obtain negro dele
gales by tile very man who had av
agely opposed th Franchise till pa-s-ed
by ' th Republican Lfgi-liiture.
Tha Union and Dispatch a few days
te-tore had said: "L.et us limg our
whole souN int.) it. Take the negro
into your Conve n'i. ti. Give him u
p'a.je by your sid-. A e. make him a
ice President, l -t him ?it side by sidn
with yuur fir:-t officer in tuken of eter
nal reconciliation and fraternity.'"
lhis advice a! not taken, at least ry
the negroes. The Press and Times
says: "A. member of the Convention
went out among the co'oi ed bystanders
and trie ! to coax them to let him h?.ve
their names as delepats to the mee:-
g. 'Can't come that game ovtr me
boss," said one.- 'It's no uue tryimr
that little game,' piro pielting on his
riocl. A t!n'-- Ju.i .'ivur to
his e-y and ii'-ked, JJ you see
anything green?4 The delegate hun
ter at last grew desp-Tate and ak-d a
puiet looking daykey fc r his name.
What you want my name for? a?ked
the latter. 'U, I on y wisht.'i to Know
L'Te you live ; the jmme was given,
w htrf t-jion, a friend fepped up and
whispered in his ear. Q iick as bght-
ii'iig the enraged dn'.ey jumped up
and billed after, his interrogator ami
said. 'Look here! boss, yu jest ta ce mv
name off dat piper. 1 aiu't no fool!'
Tiie hunt fof colored delegates
, t
3lGJpC:U.
Paw.vek City, Neb.,
April uth 1&G7.
Pursuant to n jticti ihe Commission
ers of the Pawnee County Coal Munmi
Company, net in the Oi i Fellows' Hall,
in Pawnee Cny, at 2 clock p. m.
J. C Peavey, the President, being
absent, on motion of J. P. Lore. J. T.
C. McCausland was elected President
pro tem.
On motion of A. S. btewart, Dr. J.
N. McCausland, the Trea.-urer of said
com ( any w as reque sted to collect the
money due on shares subscribed for
On motion of Dr. McCausland, A.
S. Stewart was recj.ie-ted to notify the
Commis.-b'iier out-id of Pawni-e
county, of the fir;-t meeting of the Stock
holders, and a!.o to transmit to tiiem
a copy of the act incorporating the Coal
Mining Co. ,
A. S. Stewart moved that the Stock
holdors be notified to meet in Pawnee
City, at2 o'clock, three week from to
day, to perminently organize ihe
Compauy. Carried.
A communication from Hon. W. W.
Wardell, Nebraska City, expressive t
his sympathy nnd interest in our enter
prise, was presented to the Commis-tdoner:-;
also one fioi i Hon. T. J. Ma
jors, of Peru, Nemaha county.
After some appropriate remarks by
ihe Commis-ione'rs present, tiie meet
mg adjourned to meet in Pawnee City,
three weeks from to day.
J. T. C McCa cslasd, Prest.
A. S. Stiwart, Secy.
Wendell Philips was recently
invited to lrc.ure nt Mount Pleasant,
Illinois, and upon reaching the tww.i,
was met by the Secretary of the Lec
ture Association, who informed him
that the people could not decide which
thy mutt wi.-.hed to hear the lecture
on "The Lost Arts", or that on "The
Peril of the Hour." Mr. Philips wa
ready to deliver enter, bjt the Secre
tary gravely pr"pod that he should
deliver both! The lecturer thought it
a pity to poi a gmd j'ke, consented,
and beginning with '-The Lo?t Arts,"
gracefully gl-iJed ir.to - The Terils of
the Hour," occupying three or four
hours, and entirely satisfying his hear
ers. X35F"A diatinguished Metliodist an
nounces that the Drew Theological
Seminary at Carmel, New Jersey, will
hereafter be open to colored persons as
well as ta whites
A full Account of the t ort IMiil.
Iteaiiiey Massacre.
The Helena (Montana) Her ill of
March 7th contains the fol owing ac
count cf the Fort Phil. Kearney mas
sacre, as furnished to sucntt white men,
by Indians, engaged themselves in the
ma?sacrd :
They, the Sioux, were about 2,000
strung, all warriors, widiojt their fain
dies Reaching a deep ravino near
the foit, fse main body of Indians were
stationed on oppoi-iie sidci cf the defile,
lying close to the ground $u us not to
be seen, while they sent ;. small num
ber of their bo?t riders oa a dash up to
near the post where the Government
horses and mules were luse,nn l stam
peded them. The comimnder of the
p ist sent out about 1)0 mii and oiTiclts
in pursue the Indians and recover, if
possible, the ln-t stock. The retiring
small band of Indians went slow
enough to encourage their pursuers,
and led them int :he iarrov defile
w here hordes of demons waited Ut de
troy them. The trap vas successful
in every particular. Aer the Utile
band of troops had fairly' entered thn
deip canon, the Indians ininj the sids
of the iiiouti'aifi on enlnr side ra;sed
and fired a volley of arrows and bub
l-ts, killing on the s.pot all but 17 of
-he soldiers and every officer. These
17, though a number re;fe wounded,
the Indians say, fnuglit bravely and
killed some 15 or 20 of their number,
among them the three principal chiefs,
before th-y wen-) siiot itown liot there
was one of the brave boys in blue whom
r.e ii her (heir arrows nor bullets would
el!, though he had numberless wound.
He blood up and fought b ud to hand
till overwhelmed by their closing upon
him. and carrying him off a a prisoner
to their camp where he was finally tor
tured to death. The savages ay that
aside from the force lining the filial de
file, they had rationed G00 of their
picked young arrowers near the potso
as to make sure of its capture jn case
the troop remaining within should be
sent out to the relief of their comrades.
But this was not done, although they
could plainly. hear the firing from the
post
FASTJXCi A.M PCSAYEIS.
Guv. Hawley, a day or two before
the c-leetion, issued a proclamation to
w hich unwelcome, though not unexpect
ed events, have given especial signifi
cam e. Ii appoint- d Fud.iy, April 10,
a d iy of public Fa:iii-r, Humiliation,
and Prayer, at d we sincerely hope tip.'
people of CounecMCul will observe it.
Humiliation ihy cannot help what
they did on Monday ought to keep them
huinbl" for months Failing might
-ar their miiel;
iik
1 moie ihan one
day should be devoted to Prayer, tor
there is no S'ate which has more to
pray for. Therefore, we advise nil
w ell-di-p i.-ed persons in Cer:ne--iieut to
hd ihe advice of their Governor, and
"suspending their u-ual labors,"' to en
gage in the uuuuai laoor of seri ius
le id better lives.
Th ? Republican might very prop
erly pray for enlightenment sufficient
to ptevt-ntany mistakes like th.u of
1SG-5. when the deft at of impartial
suffrage was the 'suicide of the party.
Some of their leaders might pray for u
percep'ion of the truth that justice is
always policy. The people generally
might pray tor sense enough to keep a
goo -i Govern r when ths-y have one,
and patience to endure the prospect of
a D m-ici u'ic administration; for the
good behavior of three Democrat. c
Congressmen, and for the mi-guided
people who voted for them. Univer-al
supplications should be made for wis
dom equal to that of the North Caroli
na negroes. Urmuestiynably," such
prayers are needed, and they might be
continued, not oiily on the PJ h, but for
ihe rest of the ye; r, until a Republican
majori'y in 1&67 removes the painful
humiliation of such a R-ptiblican defeat
as that of Monday Tribune.
The first quarterly meetings for the
Omaha District of the 31. F. Chur. h
wi;l be held. Providence permitting, at
th1 following places and times, to wit:
O maha Station, ut Omaha. May 4 &. 5
Uellevu- Circuit B-llevne, " 11 & 12
D-Soto " DeSot, Apr. 20&i21
Decatur " Tekama " 27 & 2S
Ed- horn " Iron Biaffs " 13 5c 14
Rock Bluffs " Rock Blurs May 1S& 10
Mt Pieasant " .Mi PUa.-ant " 2-3 & 20
Plattsmouth Plattsmoith June 1 is: 2
Fremont " Fremont " 8 & 9
Columbus " Columbus " 15 cv 16
Wood River ' Wood River " 22 & '23
DeWitt ." West Point " 27 & 23
Services will commence on the first
day in each place at 2 o'clock p in.,
except at Rock Bluffs. Mt. Pleasant and
Plattsmouth, nt which places they will
commence at 11 a m., after which the
quarterly c nference will be convened.
A full and prompt atendar ce of the
official members 's eirnetly desired.
T. BJLemon, P. E.
lj"Th" United S'ates present u
the world a noble " x nple in having
reduced their National Debt no less
man Two Hundred an. Nine Million
of Dollars during the year ending on
the 2lst inst. Thef balance in tie
Treasury was inrruaied during that
year by no les-- than Eighteen Millions
of Dollars. N e had -ordy to keep on
our nixes so as to iiniriiui the revenue
of 1S6G. and we .-hoilii havr pud the
last fraction of our dilt by the 4th day
of July, 1S76. and mrht then have
celebrated our nation's Due hundredth
birthday with just and onest pride as
well as with religious latitude.
CSJA Scotch blaclt-mith thus de
fines metaphysics. 'rvo men are
disputin thegither : he .that's listenin
disna ken what he t:at's speakin'
mean, and he ihai's sp-nkin' di?na ken
what he's sayin' himself that's met
aphysics." !
Horse Thieves Shot.
The Hamburg Times says that on
Wednesday last, abjut three hundred
people assembled at McKissick's grove,
Fremont coun'y, Iowa, to witness and
participate in the hanging of two men,
captured as horse thieves, and supposed
tube such. At 10 a. m. they weie
brought out to be executed, and were
givm their choice 1 i tueeti hanging
and shooting, when they th.-se the lat
ter. Twelve men were e letted from
Ii'1 crowd and revolvers provided for
the purpose. Both entered their pro
test against the kind of weapons to be
used, t ut the crowd turned a deaf ear
to their prayers.
They gave their names as Win. Neff
and James Crosby. Their pocket
books, each containing a small amount
of money, were given by them to Mr.
Thoma Farmer, to be forwarded to
Mrs. Mai j' Fielder, Lamar Station,
Nodaway county Mo., a relation of
one of the men. Neff was called first,
and the twelve men placed ata distance
of six or euht puces from the unfortu
nat man; at his own request he was
blindfolded, a:jd at the command the
twelve pi-tuls were discharged, a
screech or agony followed, and in about
two minutes he was a dead man.
Crosby took his stand beside the dead
man, after again entering a protest
against the kind of weapons to be used,
he desired th services of a Roman
Catholic Trei-t. As that was out of
the question, he again declared his in
nocence, was bl itici ' olded and shared
the fate of his companion; he died with
out a struggle.
LC4FA young man i.amed James
Parsons, who lecently hailed from
Omaha, was arrested in this city on
Wednesday night, on complaint of D.
S. McKay cv Co., of Omaha, for ob
taining goods under false pretences.
At the preliminary examination yes
terday fort-noon, before Recorder
Treyner, the following facts ware elic
ited: On the o h of April this James
Parsons entere d the store of McKay
cc Co. and purchased S2,000 worth of
goods, representing that he was a part
ner of Mr. Burke, of North Platte and
that they had a contract for S150.000
at Cheyenne Pass, and also that he
had S25.000 deposited in the First Na
tional Bank at Omaha, and thai he had
an engine on this side of ihe river that
cost itiO 000. Upon the strength of
these statements the good? ordered
- re put up and labelled to "Burke &.
Parsons, North P ait-'.'" The next
mormirr Parsons caihjd upon McKay
cc Co. oidrrc-d ten case.- oi bouts, got a
pair unci put them on,alogjt a piir of
slippers and borrowed ten dollars in
mo:i-y of Mr. McKay un'il,a-he said,
the Lank would open whn h5 would
return the same. From E. T. Mills
Co. of 'he tame city, "he ordered a
bill of 62 000 making the same repre-
sentat ons as he did to McKay Si Co.,
and afterwards obtained a full so t of
cla hes including an oveicjat, and bor-
roed .ten dollars of the same firm on
u Minil.ir statement us lhal n.acte to
McKay c. Co. After bearing the
case the Rtcoldrr
i;re-d the said
James Parons to giv bunds to the
sum of &-")ii'0, for h;- retTj'.ivn her1 for
fifteen days, to answer to a requisition
frouith- Goverii'T of Nelraska upn
ihe Governor of Iowa, for his delivery
int-i the cu-tody of the officials of the
former State for final trial In default
of whi h th" prisoner was sent to jail
Coi ncil Bluff JVoupartil.
fiTD.-aco;i Brown lately took oc
casion to administer a reproof to old
Joe for swearing. Joe litened atten
tively to his words, seemed to appreci
ate the exhortation, and when he kad
concluded, replied as follows. "Tiie
fact is, D aeon, that I may swear a
great deal and yi-u may pray a great
deal, but neither of us mean anything
by it " The Deacon alludes to Joe as
an instance of total depravity.:
New York. April 10. The Herald
publishes a full t xt of the Uusian
treaty and it contains more details of
the cession provision-. The inhabitant
may, if they ehooe, rrturu and resume
ailejiiance to Ru.-sia within three years,
or remain and receive the advantages
and immunities of citizens of the United
States, and be protected in the free en
joyment of liberty, property aud reli-
f;2TIn the House of Representatives
"f New Jersey the que-tion to strike
the word white from the Constitution
was lost on vote, by twenty against
thirty-five. Thirteen Republicans vot
ed no.
At the Brownville Land Office in
the Nemaha Land District, were, dur
ing the month of March, as follows:
i h Warrants 320 00 acres.
" A. Col. Scrip 6,7S0.37 "
" Cash 840.00 "
Por Homesteads 4,992 5tf "
Total 12.032 93 ."
Tliis is n good beginning for the
first spring month, and we predict that
April will double these figures. The
restoration of 3.500.000 acres of land
in thi District recently, and the fact
that in this District, Homesteads of 100
acres can yet be taken within thirty
mile of the rier, is "drawing" well.
.-Idveriiscr .
TjIt is related that w hen a South
erner iu Congress declared to him that
South Carolina would secede, Mr.
Simon Cameron replied: 'Then I
shall live to raise corn in the streets of
Charleston." The Southerner was Jef
ferson Davis. The Jlarrhburgh Tel
egraph comments on the foregoing:
"We have in this office an ear of corn
raised from Gen- Cameron's planting
iu ihe streets of Charleston."
fT"The Episcopalian, of Philadel
p!iift, proposes a eparate Episcopal j
Church for the colored people.
fSGen. Bumside was elected week
before last, Governor of Rhode Island
by an overwhelming majority, ui,d the
Legislature is Republican almoet unan
imously. Black Pomcime.v. The police
force of New Orleans, under the re
organization of the government there,
is to be constituted without distinction
of color.
PLATTSMOUTH MARKETS.
Corrected by Simpson, Mickelwait Si Co
Wheat ti CC'fi 2 1"! Varkeiel.kiiu, 3 5 '4 cm
ilorn in cur
ilvXhil lnj'l.")
" thotlcd
Oats
Ct rn rA i.l
fiuar 1 luO Hi
S(i Itutter .'"
S."'K):g8 15
I ((' Potuluen 1 ' Q2 00
6 Mil
c itocr.it n:s wi.o'oai
CKOCERIK
Siij-r
T.-a
Itioo
Coil Oil
I.ar-1 Oil
Tohaceo
: Kotil ICoIlVe
:t:i r.O snirar
Istiii Tea
Tf. ' It ice
i7.fti e'oni Oil
1 (Id Sfll
ltti-.'u
rev.-- is
1 ly !.'
bo
75it?1 ..
in. i Vi
Cafihniere Goats.
IbaTeafciT Full Booi Cishni'r" Iluck GoiCn I
will Ul or.t ou Share' to parties wh will furiii.-.h
(-nininun Female Goals tj cro. For ).-rti'-nliri ad-
(liefs 11 w . f c ii.a.
April 17. 1S67. 3t Brownville, Nehraka.
FRESH HORSE RADISH.
Those wishing f eli Horie-Radif-h will hi: su; piitd
wiih the pu-a ai ticio at lilark, liut'.ury fci. t.'c's nr:d
Maihis A Suns. a i)lf
Mrs. Kate Smpox UavinR b-to folieitid to eu
tarjje her cl-.is in Mus e, both Vocal and Iiiitriimen
tai, has cuiii'liid' d to da aud wi II give it -njuiii uti
th- "iarjo ami Organ to t! ne (tefiiroim of tacctiiitij;
pi-rf'irnuirs on the sutue. 'i'erm-i, etc., giTen uu tip
pi.iaticu at her reildence on Min ftrcet.
8) 4 3m
IVoticc
In the Private 0ur(:
Xot ie is herehy pivrn that the lat w ill and te.-ta-nitiit
of William Mi-rl'iif. late ul Cut fctint,, Ne
hraska. d ceased, 1ms IhU Oay betli Citd in my lIIioc
fcr lii hate, atid
SATURDAY, Uutl'tit day Ajril, lS'i7, '
At 1 o'clock pm, li t lioi-n (iiipointi d f r heai-in
pr iof i.l ll.ertme, nt ul.a'li linir all peiton icl r-e-te-1
Wiil al pear ami thaw cause v l.y raid ),1
sli nilil not l-e aillnitti-d. it any thej tuny have.
Givi;u uiu'er my i and and ofcC! jl eai ihie -ii ilaji
of March, A l is' T
La J li W. MAKS1IAU.,
an8 8 Probate Jui!6-e, Ca cuuiy, Net).
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livary
STABLE.
Main St., - Plattwmoctii.
I rm t ripnred t aci-i.Tiit:ioi'a'e the public vi:U
Horses, (arriacs and liuggics,
Also, a nice HearfO,
On chnrt nctire and rean fi-h'e lernm. AHi-ckwit'
iuu to Heir. 1 . at iui.d.i y, tii'X l ail laiiacf the
citv when diind.
j,', . a J, W. EIHVi1.
o. it. lai-it, Cit n t-N Ci.'.x
Lilt.- tfttji't Indian AJF -.ir. 'A'tonn j t tit J.itir
IP.ISH, CALHOTJK &C30XX0IJ.
T': above ni-mf il fentlemen tisvo h i 1 1 .- !
ill. -in-e'v. s in huiiineta l-w the pir vr s" r f prn e -nt.
iuk ai.il ee'leelini: i.ll riann a'--iut 'he '.eae:.;!
Government, or fahi-t any tiihe of lnn n.i. u:..l
nr" iiii pared to p i o eiute M.eh claims, either l.eM e
('on(,'ri1 or a i v of the IVp.n tine its of I, cv rnnie.it
tr I einre the t.'aurt ot Claims,
Xu. Inl-it will ilevet- his iiefsc.D.tl at euMn to
t e hai-iii- ss at U'.i-hinjrton.
Ciiai" at 'e!ra.-L.i City.co ner tf Main aa I
Fit.u ruiit..
. BAKEEY,
grccekieh & rncviEiciJE.
MATHIS & SONS,
(ucccsftora to J. Farcel A S"n.)
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Keep onFtHntly on bsud good aurp'j t f
FRLS1I BREAD,
PUIS,
CAKHH
and everythlns in th line. Also
GROCERIES .J- PROriSIUMS
of al! kind.
iriNTen : Conntry rroduc, Enttt-r, it.
5Tj" Ciive'ul call.
cpt 25,1365. .
Heinalia Valley
PAWNEE CITY,
Pawnee County,
Nebraska
The Sprinsr term of this Institution, will com
mence on the 18th of Mar. h. and continue i: w. iks.
The hull. a g is capahle of affording r-tudy and reci
tation room for more than two hundr-d stu ienin.
1 he people are deterinineil to make I U 1 astilution
a Kuccesn; and will give c nifortahie hntnei U all
who may desire to avail Iheuiseivea of toe oll'ered
advantages ; and aa no f a!o..ii or rrer -hops aie
allowed in the county, we clTer to tha pnhl.c iu lu- e-m-nl6
which no other Institution in the htate p
ee-siiis
students from abroad will bt ucd'r lnt tpesial
care of the I rinripal
Kil'fcNsKi PEit 1 tlt.vi
Primary,
Cominon Engli-U
I ntei mediate
14 od
6 f.0
6 ;u
Ancient Lacf? 10 '
Incidentals &0
Instruniental 3Ia-(
Fiauo C"
11 i'-rher l-inai ish
7 .r.O
Hoarding S to $1 per week.
Tuiti n mast be paid one-l.alf la advance, tha rcsl
at the middle of the term.
No rliaren ni.ide for le-s Ihan one half term, un e.s
by special contract. Inductions ma le ou y in cas.
Of plotnicled H CHJ.'M. srf rr ut r.
Far farther in formation addn s, f LI H.-tll...,
P.inrina' or Gov. D. i.Cll.trt, I rental, uoaro ei
Trusts'.-.
ui-ill l:n
ProIatc Police
In th rrulMU Court I'etition tv iell Vtal Efstute
Matthew Hughes, fluaniian or tiie mia r heirs cf
Ca'herine Case, deceased, who Inherit through
th' ir n.oihet from the esta'e of John W o.:e, d-;L d
vs
A!l whom it may c nceru :
Yon are herehv informed that on tho 12th dny o
Man h a D !i7. i-aid Guardian fia-d Ln pati'ion in
ia:d Ci'urt tne ol ject and prayei cf aid j euttoo w
tnohtain a i order from aaid Coiut f ir tne sa.eol the
follawiniS Real hstate, to wit." The northwest !"ar
ler Of a-ction 21, town 10, range 13; the wei-l half or
the outhwest quarter o( ei t;on HI. town V), ratine
18, and the uortheaat q'larter of the ' ot hweat quar.
ter of section 21. town In, rauce 13. con'aiu.li(j 2 SO
acres, more or os. in i-aid Count and titate. Tile
Court will hear said peiiiun on
TIU RSDA r, the 2 J duu cf Jljy, ISC7,
At 1 o'clock p m, at which time all peron intrrest-
I can jippeir ar.a' t-le w ca i-" why said petition
should not bo p'ant":, if any they havp.
tiiveu und' r my hand nu i tle seal of the Fr bate
L, SI CouU ti.is F'th dav of M ireh. A O lrC".
J. W. MAUSilAl-L.
mr20 4w riob.HeJi.dgo, l aaa Co., i-l)rjiii a.
""he plaae to gvt eheari l.amp and I.ritnp Ch-rnae
rt bLAi. X, JiiSIi B-H Y ie CJU.'.
I.h, p ace to gel I'eilnmcry af 1 kinds in at
black., b en any co.'S.
'J '. Jn-t;,-:, 1 1 tr let. N et.) itsk A
y,ir)i;-i hr v Mr-ty .
I. V.I i :. Mar
in I 1
I rtii.-j ! . :i i f..,j,.
Ii; I I"'jit I. i ;l,.l
II .. y '. .1. r,
J aullirin T. I-- - i.
J oi. ,th . u T . 1 ' i ,
o:tm,. .i.u:.:i1, Lvli:i U. llvl
S: i!.y, uo'v ct the I'.iiiy i t
I'i-iii..v vaoii. 1 v hi ' mil r
'1-1 . the is; ii .!.iv ,.f 1 . i ,.
- :i ( L rut1
1 1. !, T . in.1- v l.y til It .
ry, a i li.f lr
ct burnt of tLf i 1 Ju
l'Cl ii' r .n.i.l.il.l I 1 :i. l.
. 1 1 v i .i i i '.-i - i.-t ul : r.- i. Ii, q -.il 1 1 ir l .' ' - -u'liy,
HViiUjs! h,M, t !,) s.o'l Ji n:.t I .i ii T. ii oqer ,!e f i I im.
thec'j'-rt i f the j r.iy.-r cf which is to fore ! a
irrtiu uiotejM.'e l.-- i.i-r l.it the '."'.'h d y el M ,in:h ,
1 -rS i'xeei:le,l l.y yo-l t f n,uj,l- f' uh. ti; i'j r u'.J ,-,iaj-Cl
linaul, iii..n roi -ii it 0 esi.it-'. m.u t, in
e.iutiiy, Neiira-ka 'icii' iy, w,t: ji. k ml
the ni.rth-e.t coi ner r ! 1 i ,S, i:t k j
Hinl riiniii;.).-xiiioli n'r.iii; il,,- ..vi vij ol'ni.i
h t -.'1 Jtnd C-10 fe- I, til' in m -i It,i.., IJ .,t jJ
feet t the all'-y, t!i :( n... ia -i i, in j. ... i ,
w. corner of fan! hit, tlienou cim .i!.j:irf (, Lirlli
hlie cf Fai l 1c. I J."i 'eei, M llie Jihc'.' ct l ,
ii. Oa iii I'latKiii.cr.h. Ca-i eciiri'v, X. 'i'.,t ,i-s
t fie pay meat cf a eet t.iui iic:iii--0iv n.i'o nccw i v
yen i..r vala ie . ivr I, to il.n s o l Ly.Ii.i II lixv
i:i:nl . fcrinei 1 Lyd.a II . iii.nl y, f er eis It t hull litj.
ill -il.il III ii-ti I e-t .ti t:,e int.; i.f t I'iririit r
utinuai, and ti) fcrei la-e all t"iiiiy cf r.-il.an:tictj
yeii hi .i.iil ta ?. ia -i-' ni. -!; Veil w ill th- ref.'i e )!)
pi ar ;a fiiiia (;oui t u i i he lh- il.i v "f A pi il i.ext, k D
l.i-j7, ami Mti.-wer or :inir t p,.ni:'';l 's tail cr ju'ij
UK'Lt will bo tct,:lireil a-Cr t vm t v duu:t.
MAKcl' t ii A CliAl'.tlAN,
Sclu learn l-ir Complainant,
O-.We.l Hi at the a'.iivf 1 ia.tili-h d in the N -!
r.i-k.i l.trutd Uew-.eij.e, , : r t cirec '-euti'.-i vnkl
j. ii. mtoiv.s.
lel il 4w I.i -i- tor iu I toinc'ry.
In t?iQ JUtfrict i'tnrt 2-1 Jt i.ri,tl LKri0
in and fr (.y Corntfj', Aetata of A&jttL.
Io)ifi A I!irifon, li -.'.r f
Mary Alli:ib, tIi'C0;ifed.
tu in H-sts ,
li t : 1 1 tin hcl.-i u
f Jaillv K) It'flJ, V il V ill t.4k B.i;jr ililA Ji'.n Al'i'l
i on h.s UU A P.is in Ch imvi y tint Tuu in hm
itbovc tn.ititt'i C .iii t, t hi? i , i ;,ti i r;t xi n-J
in in pi f :i (! r(. r.-iij-r ii - " . t f c t Il.
llll" t iic f.J.'M-i'.- H tf f-:n'ntf, uu.' f I, t onth
e:.-t ft rti'r - i f f ii - t il !i - i f (pi iTNT f :f t u ;i s.
III t iW I .ft. ! I) t . ( 1 . , l;i
eiist, to rf ' tity, i;-t-
I:i;'i:i , .r ' 1' 'Ib'jtr.t- Al
iU It tl.c' V ' f (
:; ilU't tliO 'ft it ' J.tl.:
f i
iF- f'-.lrt ea (14;
:-K;; iu Jehu AU
' i el, aa 1 l-'uy-
A..
1 '
lif .
r 1
I. .ire he.)
.at year-
ver frcti
t -fc-t la
i;i Cif'tiiiiiyi.i;.1! c !' rL
i ve aid car J:c.: s i.;:t L
:. luiiii ir c-liiiwh tt"L..i' i
d !
.n.ed
r.-as.M
i ii.it.v.i.tie fri..i t. u:' ;-. ei t ' J ,ha AJiu
an 1 :.. J3W lie il K-Utf.
Vug ir ciui n ,1 o, ,r inl p'-ni, at.
luKQ la
.rer t. r
doiiiut ii) he i-.ii I l-i I ,.n ci
la! ne Aid d. y, tha Olli
i!y of May , a n 1 j ,
Jons alms; ok, '
l'v .1 I I'CIOM. his ARint.
A A II.!. A ( 1 1. VI' VI
via it f-.r ( 'ciaj'luinuu'i.
ve i.-ie- l. aiih!!.-Led f .r four
.ti '-N'ei.r.i-t.a li.-rald'1 Jj
J It liitoWA,
It. ;'i : r iu C'liaucnrr.
Ori'ere ! l!ut
il
run -iT-alifil vi k ia t
r-'i '
in if
Legal Aj.ic'.
IiZtl Ii''r!'l l.'irt eft!. '.' ' ,(.'jii lii'rlrt,
within iitu for i 'ctoiy, V' tie ff Setraitt:
William o:ia; )
afr o"-' 'a Clianeery.
Malitida Yo-ma- )
t;i 'off. mjitaliit:
Jtiainla Tciiiil- i'l t'.- I. ... i thai '. i.h im
V. ll' C. C '"i'l .ill I'l'. del a the : .t.v . f lM il, A u
1 "07. I"e hi hul in Ctia r.e I V in the ll l r'c: I 'ail. t of
t.'.c c,l J uilici .1 !i .;rii t cf ihe s re i f N. l-'asl. a. in
an. I I. 'i i ';. s- r ..in' v. a.'-i r I li- .. ;-t ! 'i lei -i Vcii'u',
el tii g ' f 1 1 1 i i llii' t he . i.i M ! i' ' i T' un - .di-'i tela rt ,
nf'.r uiaril.t!'" il.ly i.l-. l.!!ni.v fl. run ,7. '1, 'ill
vl . l.tell ly a I.l crill y Ira He- inl ... i.i- r I he iha.--ai
t-r of catnt'lfiiii--t r ! i i.-ip-il. -rs, w i' h t he in
tention ol uijuuji: a:i.-l d !!.. ti e i.n 'd n.une of
I'ii p aini'i , and it i: it ). i.l am. rivtir.tii-..-. . f her
in o .ial (lutes ili I e..ii a , o y ion) .I'-Maedl y trad i: jo
ai-d all:.--- th" f. . : j,-- c' i . cpd . c.i . I y .i. I i - nt i,4-
1.1 Pi lle.f y tie. peare a'l . h.l pi'lf - Of IT. l., Ue itl.t.
a u.l on! Lis life in.-. iae..- n.t .'rf. nl-nl fi
i.,...'i :. ..,i.. .1 ,.., , f i reiii h'. n mi w : nt tl.
lii.. .il;.M.i roiie 'ii ...,,; , ,t, B.,J ki n . nt
nuking any t.revi i .n .at- v.-r o., ,i,,, r.,ia of hi r
lull", hid a ll 1 1 IS c.i' in. . r I II. - '. I . fi '. y rt,Me r
Mil i-.;(ii;l.v le'.iv '., ,.j.,ci.. a r le ih; v . -j.it- a:.l
lii!itie ci i :,, 1 in. o t, i.'.il tu'j li:,ii ii.ia to
I .-ivy p-ciiniiry I -:'-. i. .1 t I 1 e i i o r . l..cd
I ' r i Inl I"ei t ) p l o.ii 1 r; l: ,(.t..'-l ot ih: .ni..l
I a. tnhers ef e...ii; 1.,: naai'i f .le.'v, ih :i;:i i.l'y i.i'a-nl-ir:;;
theri y le i!.'.-:icv i .' p"a ' u'.d ha;.ii'r-d cf
i . n.phiin: u,t i.nJ f cuf:. Uluai.l'a f mi'l y, a-. I thai
ih-f-li.l.it.t. n p,r.!l' ii cf h-T nia'llil diil;'.s ii-d iu
lie: al V a.v-: ' t a .i . i . -. e ' . I , '11 -I -ji .r .i..,i OeslK'li
day cf Jut 'i 1 y, A I) 1 7, n; " .y s.-rt and a! . L
den 1 i - 1i'-ii : i.u-1 f.i a. ! !;', t'a ici.y i iifu-ir-- JL1 'I -!
r y la'.. i'l.' I i cf lei t'. data 4 cl im id-' li''nt
wi:., in vielati'ii ..f ti-r in tri ' .o c-mra. t, citeii-.l
in'e l.'-taa It li- -, Mi -ii V.i.,i , d' rVndalil. fi.-l
V." i ' i : r. m V..i.n:'.rii-p!..i:;.i!i',.'r, I p - ay i n hat a lid
Wji'iani Y-'i -c l.e liiv . .1 f.-.mi the i:i,d it- i niiaut,
."le'in '.-i Vn ioi.I t'.a lh-i-ii.l niar.ii.e (-..nlnil
l.e de.'i it'- 1 tie. at d v . I, a.. a tt...t tt:e :i:l M..'i"d a
Veiit.r r.-'jaii . - I t o ti'.;i- ar a nd an- v . r - .d pe.i ; .ell
on or Lei .re U.- 'J J. .1 .May, a b 1st?.
Wil.l.I CM VilfN'-'l.
l'y :.l Axwrtx & I'lUVMlll, li : ! lc.lo a. Ul -1 4w
JjVXnl TVotScc
Iii '. Pr,,' its r,,,n t:
Xliiir- l lirn.i )' Kiv.-.i llait J. , . V, !,-, A ltneiia
trutor of the .ate ni I -t r A. a i py, l,.Capie i. h is
lais day ma le a p!i-,,li n to the I'l-.t a e t.irt f ir
ti r oxtunsnin of Oi" lime f.r p iy.ni): the dehts nul
for mil tir II a at i-c ta -..i ut "I hia Adm nis'ratiaa of
fa'd estate, i r ix lllcnti I
'1 he (.'o art n il! he .r . a. I application on
TJrns'AY, l', 1-7 .y April, a' D 1C7,
&t 1 oVL.ck ; in, at H h:i 'l t line a I! persen III ( -ted
can appear and -h iiv e i :a wi.y nh. h fxin.jn.iu of
time hould tint h 'ran. .1. if any Ihev iii.iv have.
ituvki uiv bafid at-'l olli -ial ea I this !iC:li daj of
Blait-L, A I) V,7.
I. i-f J'Ul.N W. MAr.-UALL,
mrjifitr l'rohat6 Juda.
IroFiutc Notice
ftuU cf y-hrtika, I
( !." Olili'i
In the Vrulnt: Court l',titiin ta nil Larnl.
W. O. Mnrri fj lardliili 1
of the lufiiot h'dr of A. ri. A. XLHer,ac'iJ I
vs V
The next of lln of the :iJ
A. tj. A lexanni ', ' -e i, d J
You ave herely iiit .-iael tti tt tne aal I W. I) Mar
r'.ain, liuar-ji .ii cf the s .id tn i tor heir j cf tr e aaid A .
8. Aiix u-ler, il,'-eae., has this d y II. el hlspntl
t on in t'i" I' rilate o 1 1, the o' j ert and .-.ir of
whh h i" lo oi.t.,iti an o"'icr for th- a :le of ta Pillow
ing r.atl etaie, oil iiii.- l in the said cajnky of Caas.
t -wit: 'Ihe VAe-t li of ..1 the louthat uarter of
-i c t i a 2 t-.Tvui-iiii U, nn.i'c 11 and the scotiieatt
ipii.r! i- of th- -eaih i 'ti .rte,- of .--ii.)tj 2i, town
ship 12, rmift 11. and Sv'.i.lo'.e-t q'tari-r of the
outli' ast t.ar rr of f -t en la, Li i ii lap J.', rau;e
10. The Court will h-ur taid ( :t itiou oa
TllCKtUAY, ih, 2:;7 if ty rf X'.nj, A. D 1?07,
at 1 o'cto k P in, whin all er,ons intcri-tud ran
a; pear and slo v canse why )a.J p. i.yei ehouid not
he irraut- d, if any th. v may have.
iivcti under my l.a-.U an I ctUcial seal tii 9ih day
of A,r.', a It l-"7.
X. s J. VT. 'I A lip II ALL,
10 4w l'r.lia'.t Judjty, Cas Co., Nab.
Ia:il IVotice
fcTATK OF NEHHAW.,! g
CisS CaVJTY.
Harriet Thmna,
tait, (' tapt't.
is Petition for Dii
mar I'ei t. !
vorce
Jamert Ttom
Jalil.'- 1 tioaia- w.II I.i!.''
Tlieinas, "f the . 1. iv ot a--.
l,r.:.lC. ,1.1 1,11 lllll IHh ! Ol
notice that Rarrlt
ill ine iaC- of Ne.
M -r.-h. A. I. 1S07.
li 'e hr p tn ion in ihe 11 n ti i' t Court of t he :M Judi
cial 1'i-l.n.t of .N a, v ata .ii and for Ihe count r
of C'a - ataili-t t li- -aid Jnn's 'I li-.inas. ilefendant,
i.ltliu;,- lorlii t.i it I .' - ii-1 .!': ieja.it h an h en wliif.il
iy aa-.-nt l.om ihe a . 1 c ,::i i.l a uia n i tor inf,re than
l-.ro y,-;. - a la -t pii-t h-jl.- any c-i-' or jti-tinei,.
tion; -d rayiiitr t hat Mi'- may he diwci-c.;d from ihe
aid .la-.. s - ii ' -a-. ' ti il iaij t , a a I f r Math other
au ! I an her i. . f in i-he i i.i -iu i iy ct.ti : I. d to, and
II." s.o I J.i.'n s J lio.:ia ii In.:.!! d that he is rt'tUl'ed
.i;i;.l.1.ir.ili.l a-', wr ea.l . I.l. oil on or he.,,,' tiie
th.r I M n lay att.-r the 1'i.ii diy of April, a it lrv7.
L'aiid ila. ch Juth, W.7.
livrrnirT no ma1, iy
4w Wii.ij 1 1 l'on ;aia, her Hoi.
Farm for Sale.
One of U.o hetl Idrtits in Cii county, of lot) or
3-0 acres, at ih - c -.ne of tbi prrrchaar. The aitn-
tien, water p ii J-ve-. hu.ld.nci, timaar, ,s.,
uer it a very i. -1' i a i rtu. inquite ot tleu. r-ain'l
MaxAell. at the C'euri l.ou'e In I latt-ni-nth. or the
oauer.ou tt. prenii-. on C.dar Cr.ek, 12 mile
we t of i .a'.'-Muoiit.'i. I tr ptoct and ar.cultartl
impteti.xcti of thtf.ir.u may t-.- olu!jI with it.
feiV-SH A. L. CHILD.
Burned Out,
BUT HOT DISCOURAGED.
T. V. cloyocV is tuain a' thf o'.d fctiiiid prcr.-d
t wait u(eu In" f r: er cti. t in a.-, and the pul-l
puie -rally. If Toon in aijthlrf; a hjt-' lttl
tore or t ea rs," ie a ca'.l. 3rd :ret r-ar
Main, 1'latt.triOatr) , N. T. mnyiV.flX
0 tn MaeV, Butta.-y U Co.'
tX alii Eclrioait.xa.
for twr I-
I-i the Patriot C
'I'roHi.
tin date cf the year of its comr!elioa-