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VOL. 5.
r i ; ati'smoutit; ne bra ska, tii misi ay. iecem i s er -rs, i sun.
NO. 3S.
amm ,u
. i ,: i. i-i.n.'t Ui-it the preparations
I'.- ii, . 1. 1 -i'lati- Ji id'.St Johns Day hy
;!), F n r;.:'y vf I'lattstno.tth, arc on a
j,,, r.' n.-ive aiil pran'l wale than
.vr.-i r tl.-1 kind hitherto alteinitud
::. ;hi-- 'i-i'- ' Ii.-i0 in the country
v h.) i; tt !i'l wilnes.-ingthc imposing ceic
u.i:,i at the -ii-- installation of ofil
,.. r, w-ciM say thai thv must ho ni
j. ti K'.Yi-jck '. M. The Fraturtiity
:!!'' i-: ;-.fr-o?v;.iu, ami in the
tV. 1 y v.-Ill win.l up with such
:t ! :::. : ate! .jiyt asscmhlngc
--v..'! ! i !.' tii'i no:i-iui lamorahlc
of (lie orh-r wo heg to
sr.-M !:iy n-.t. (the 27th lV;m
!, r . i- St. .lc!i:ix 'Itv i!'t loniot it.
..:.-::: v: ii .s iMitr.cr.
T!:' i:m r l:u!;,s of l'ia:tsii)'utli will
. : . r 1 L" ! - ;-hipel lirc-t
t : t!ii- . via :hu i?. M. li. tin;
,r. ..t thi.-'V 1 V, ........ Th:; fVci.-ht Will
v . f. ! ,.- .y tUU Pint.-, anl the
;. - In ,
,I M'r cent. Ij
Jn-
.... , ....;r -iilj iu i to .'(.ml hy the l.ur-
Mi--o'iri ltivcr Uailroa'l to
', ,t u 1 i . ;ui.l -.'iv.' your custoimTS
iJ, , ::' of th.' ! v IVeitflit.
vi..:i". FtlMM.
I'r.'i'i (lie Illrli'i I o 'itol.
Tii - i-:i 2r,'a livTMty 1' oiinion
ii',' ill" :iiti-t.i as to th professional
, , f Mi -.s Hcp.i::, 1'it the sketch of
!; r iiu. Lriv( a huiow, a related ly the
...'.it..;- ( f the Topr.ka (Kan). Jicconl,
!:n - tii it siio has ainhitioii joined to
I la. k. ; v.hieh two qualities are apt to
..,.,! p--;-or in higli places with
,.ut th.: aid of marked genius :
' VLo-.-.t :. l7--n ' :'u- a.ir. the ITeam.s
I . , I ;; L av.-n-.vortli. tha father of Vin
:: 1 tiie ia i'Uord of the Shawnee
II .a-.'. Afterwards th: las.-nly removed
t 'A'yiirid..::-;. and ll-aui, Sr.. kept the
r.'l i it'e II 'w U,i t!ie journey ta
VV i.i. i .tte Mi- Heam d:ove the cow,
uiri went with her rhapel f'-et hare, to
. ;iv; in r t-h'is. She woi kd ahout the
h.it.-l ;it wa-himr dihes ani was re
!:;:;! i:a'!,' f..r iioihiiii.: save her heing an
v.;i.-,!::nionly pr"ty, plump little irirl,
.van very i-rL-ht i yes. II she had ar-f":-ti
tastes (' iasir;a:o:H, none of the
i '! '. -s t .. "Shawii'.-e" or the "Kl-
.vil.fuU,,.;tr..i. They ate the
j, t.:, wl-i.-I. i.;;.i.-' s lair ham is served
, : . I .1.. ..t..i n.tn
a:. ; u' a '.'.r.niic.i .-khv
ui-r .U we wi.-h to disci-.-? the merits
I. - i'.v.-u'.. statues, or to decide
': : hive" is a nod-.! ( beauty,
i: Don I'iatt .-olcmnly affirms,
- i i led." 'ilie nigral of thi ? ve
: . !.i ;iic!o i-i th-4t :liis Kansas pirl
v. ..;-k ' iter way fr:i th'i kttchento
... ;- ::i .liivctinjr tho
5 v'l,; ' ; ( the family cow,
!.-;.' ir.r, at her own
hi-.,-.-'.-, vf '.);:p:V-;l!icn
.('.'is
Whether this
h-'r uonlus, or the
. i ;.n"r!c -e. Kan.-as i
' . t . . . V i r C.i.'t. I
-. Is!
' K -' V- J.?, '.I-".: -j.ter mi d.t !
!e!
f 1.
I . '!-.!-
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,.'.'.., i ...-.' - ;.r..d h,:r '
V'" : Sl,e
- , ; "'; ,'.' '. ';' .11'. 'h-p,
'''.' " ' . '";; : "" i 'ive'u-
'-;; ''V.irid-c "
-i r'r,'r " ' '
I-!.V
J5ii' :::Oerest.
I'.ir'.i - v.T; j-urch;s-.'-. I .ile'ol lands
t th- i uMi:-
-do ;lio-i;.' no iV.fjot tint.
l ;'i- ' ! '.;-!::!- rl' till' law,
j , 1 1 r ii :i : an
1 tho
:io:f.int ;.!r. :v'y j.aid if they fii! to pay
a; hi- iiiti'iv.-: i:io:i'.'y to the c r.i:;!y Tre;t.s-;ii;'i-
on or ! Tor- the jh'xf . , limit-
list:
'.! in !rt i 1 t h j.romnt,
'is other iii:-s nii'louidi'diy stand ready
to t ike the land it' you -jive them an op
portunity. Trea--itrcr Hohhs will be
hapv to receive the interest Money any
tKJie -.ill:
1 v
there !'r.
V"e wa..t. and will have, ii.-i h of .six .
montns, th- l.e.-t in i; ket Jioiise mine
Stale. W e ic.jiiatc no village or hauih-t
in tii St.ttv, hut keep an "yeon Chicago
a!! t!ie time. A'..'.. City (hii.niii!.:
Y ou may keep an "lyc.-in Chicago,
but .1 i von ,-iii.t,...-.. ( bi.vi Ht,N li v.
ever di-'overed Nebraska Citv. As t-j
, . . i"
'imifatm' v:.la cs or h muets, we
wyiii t simply reti.ait tnat we reuu-miier
in our y.'iC.hl'i:! day-; to have read in a
! ok son,.-'vvh.re about '.'itirniiiir wisdom
from La!e.t.'" Ihi'.e yon any oftho.se
books in Nt'bra.-ia City '
ic, voter; of AVyouiiiii' nreeinet. in
)h- county, assembled in mass, eotiven-
ti n r - ccn'.lv and ):i3-cd resolutions etc-
- .1 '. r. , ir. v.tin - f;-'her
car':: - th1 li op aWtioa to ounii iuu.ui
J'" , . 1 ' ., ,iiT,
'.-ii !s f ti:o eotinty lor .tau ltoau.-.
ti. recently and i:t'cJ resolutini.s dc-
t t.t: :
v..-e r 5 ;" 'J 'rai,y
i-.;v voter Oil the d:y appol'itcd ibr
,.'...-t:.)::. The v. iibdraval tf the
!-.. 'it ion by the Coiui'rs loes
' iy w t:i the j r; -e
a 'ti-i).
lit re c.-iitv i f th?ir
dr. Greeley and .Mr. icecher are at j
. ... .
l-.-tvrl,ea.:.-:. ' Mr Bccrher say; .Mr
i.--.?y iiv.-heil bin: to j- rf.-rm the liich-a-'
t- .ii-M-d'a' -an-l m.trriiJjro '.eromony,
- i I Mr tJ-.v.'h-v k.'v he eidii't Mr.
dlu-Ses to a i '-.,r wrirfcii him by
vj
i . ' id Ao v. r. but ree meilintion. of
will: ua there is loss dan3or In a
: : y y ii v.-iit n..t he.rt. than m a p w,r
-.- ' - .,!''-' ! ow.-r u-.t . ::l-t
; :- tiie th-j v.-;:. :- . :u i.ous
- ".t u-it means. .
, l ;.,!: w..u d Atii at tiie y " .'ii .':"; l0li Januirv, 1S70. hero are tl.e cars r
: ..wuli 1 a lor.- story to tell I ' j,' " . ' To he Vl,:n, wh it have you ever ad
X .... r.tlr'vi..,-....-' lathe Gui'lctaun thtit lime tiu ut.l . i .....i 'i , . .. ,,,.,. n fa-hiM
'ir "i'i ve'ev "shou'- Vriuni'hanth'! J 'w'are at UC' A. . - . A gentleman prominently connected
"Ihiagforlhe kUer!" Siy old f,i I ' with this cnterp,i,e said to us, on
1 knv,-, thelet-erea-Mtorral! i'oor b h HWt J,ylf. A mean man tel- Jfday, that the traetf ol the Omaha ?ud
tl :,r to , ;,,,:ie an enemy S'ffiffiw d hiki' " . is will
' ,:-.,;i:,;rehim. Vietory deprives ?. , 1 to refuse! and ho liVtM H1"" t,,e onic within hx nnl
fFrom the Xcliriii'kii City Chronicle.
tsik i.rurivi: "i.i;in kkt
i. hi t: itivi;i: i
sliocr Cftrt'lessnrHH I
We rocrct to ) under the necessity of
chronicling the fact that the locomotive
"Lnj-MFoot," htlonfrin In the Midland
lacitic Railroads and Vfhieb'has h::cu
!:((?'! the ojp.iite sid of the rirPT
for the p tt two or three days, awaifimr
transpoitatiojt, lumllc 1 intojhe river.
The rumors in regard to the aeeident are
- r.ti 1 very (onflicjin. The only
two wliieh look plausihle are as follows :
1'irst : That on leaving the hank, '.villi
a head of steam on, the flat hoats sunk
under the weidit, iirecipitatitur her into
the river.
The other rumor is that she pained the
hoat, and not stopping, pushed into the
river. At all events, the locomotive i
now in the river with the water close to
her smoke ftacks. However, we are of
the opinion that she will he safely landed
on In-ni jin.m hefore to -morrow evening.
The aeeident was occasioned, no d iuot,
hy sheer carelessness on the part of those
entraired in putting heron the hoat.
Rrpiiili::! !.: tJ ';mii! i t
Oil the K'th inst. lion. William Mim
cen, a demoeratic lucinhcr of Congress
fioin the r.th Ohio district, made a
speech, in which he openly advocated a
tirjniiliatiiin of tJic Xttlioii'il J clt ! As
soon as he had concluded his remarks.
Gen James A. Gailieid, a Jlepuhliean
niemher of Congress from the isnne
Slate, introduced t he followin.tr resolution,
which was adopted, yeas nays 1
Jones of Kentucky :
Jiestifcnf, That the proposition, direct
or indirect to repudiate anj' portion of
the deht of the Ignited States is miwnr
thy the honor and pood name of the Na
tion, and that the House, without dis
tinction of party, herehy sets its seal of
condemnation on any and all such propositions-.
We don't know where M unpen was,
that his vote was not recorded with that
of Jones, apainsf thi-patriotic resolution '
hut he was so well satisfied with his ef
fort in behalf of rrpwliitioii, thac he at
once retired to Whitney's to take a plass
of that preat democratic iuvigorator,
straight whiskey. Ji'jtuhlunn.
The '. It. E. A I. ilail lioad. -,
Mr. Stevens, Genend . Western Agent
of this road, called at our oitice yester
day, " and we are pratilied in hcinp ah!e
to say to our citizens, satisfactorily ex
plained to us how it occurred that the
advertisement of whu-h wo spoke in our
isue of Friday morning, found its way
into Applctoii's Railway Guide. It was
copied, so far as the connections are con
cerned from the original posters, to
'vhich we took exceptions at the time
10 time. i
.ur. o. a -sures u-- mai mi n . .
Iload has no disposition to ignore or mis
represent thi.- city, in any particular,
and that, the notieo of -. v. hit h we com
plained is the result p'trly of accident
and not ef de.-ifiK The necessary cor
rections will be ma. To at once, and all
Cisu--e of just complaint removed.
As to the remark that the iiinhUcnn
had been "boit-jlit vifW y a comctin
line, Mr. Stevens informs y.i thr.t it was
not made by anv i,tso:! offi:-iaTlvcr.;."iect
e i "Ka .lnc raa, vui a j.a-.M-ivr
ttcarc grat:he 1 tu tlrt !v;i:g able to i
HdverUsT.e..t w:a.:a c..;: -l.ttued. !
a,)1 t.i;,'t at herjajter wo ..an have no .
el with the road, but by a passenger
" ;;t,;'1 ml";xr' :irn'V! "1-'-t "V1
t,,- il :M.ino:Kho.- ( ii:;'!..i iioi.i ,t:i-
ea-t in ii tliroet h:i '. 1 h:is nosiu-Mi.t.-
MO,,t,ul ? :UI'1 fV:-:iS-;iV r, :'-i::i.:i"""i v;ith
"thl'r Jn:os-,t" M- !l':;yat:' V . i,u"
Ir'.''i.--'v , neineuioertiijr the ru-ts we
regret te.l.ihe n-oessity v.iiieli nnpolle I ti-
to severely ontx-ie ir- ii'.n in masvir..!
.-tatt'tnonts whu-li. it uni.ont'.a uetod
could not fail t' d.imai'f' the j .resent and
prc-ixK-tiv- intcre.-t.s of Omr.ha. lie-
jntfJi'ciTH.
X t'Jrn l'tr ."-.: Km.
The 3Iissotni JirjmUicmi has a or-
ie.- lament who tin lert ikes the tli.ink.es
ta-k of defending mean men. 11 vn-
(leavors to prove in an elaborate es.-iiy,
the superiority ot the 'mean man to
the "good fellow" of our c riid. And
in irood Footh, hff eonies nearer to mic
tvss in his task than it is politic to ac
knowledge. ( nu tiling that a menn man is re
markable for. i- his reliability. You al
ways know where to tiud him. Ask him
to cool libiito n te-.lin ooi.il to lVdirers.
or F'jbferihe for thi relief of Smiths.
He says No. I Jut he also aet.-s No. lie
don't give a cent. Hut put the same ap
peal to a '"piod fellow," and he says,
'eeitainlv. inv dear bow l'ut mc down
foraV." And you do put him down
for a V, subseriuoritlv eniovimi the nrivi-
fC f tiwki,!?; sub-,r'Mdion rood out
ot your own pocket. 1 or rood tellow
always tuiys yes, but never acts yes.
So far vre have discoursed ou the text
jriven hy our topic. Now let the eorrcs
ondetit sjw'ak mr himself :
Who makes the better husband? At
the ri.k of hrinine; down a torrent of
maledictions on my unprotected head. I
bhall still adhere to the man rho is sup
posed to have no heart or genuine senti
ment. The trood fellow f.ralover, the
mean man for a husband. The latter
will rob all creation to .supiily Ins hou&e-
: hold : the former will rob his family to
. . . . 1, .. - ,
j accommodate h:s fnen U. lorni all the
( man-icd women in St. Ijouis in a solid
will rob all creation to .supjily his house
! column up and down Fourth street, and
it 1 don t ret mnct.v-nine votes out ol
dent. (Joo.1 fellow, all love ; mean men,
all bu. uiess. lie takes his wife to the
.1 ill
i lour ho'-e carriage, the otlier
... . .. -. ,
... tr;mi.ri,mtv ;n H .trect omnibus
The good lei! nv never can he cross to
anylnidy but his rifo, for fl-ar of making
himself unjpular ; the mean man is so
sour with all the rest of the world that
ha hiis not one particle oJ HI temper to
even dv. tJood fellow's ifo pale ami
L3:.t,.j S.,,r,U with cam and fall of
M,rr(w . cuss's wie hiih and
j hesrtv t-fat. red l..rl Miuiwxlu a to.
, Am X right? .
, -dn vmr-o'! vou arc.
V".- . ! ?nv. in t.'i-t.,.- .. -.-.tu litii.it. V; i i .-..., ,.;.. i-'!.,- i-.-it .- Ji v tli.ns:ii. h and ton.-; u. tii .Ttsano1.
: xXX ! --v: f-r ic ; -iuS. l: w
of -i : 't"" 0!ii:ili:i:i::::c-l.:ii.l-Na;i.lalo!i. a.(,.ja:; ;.t (,f pairtin.' the ;or- fame wvapo?i the j.i-.vbono f.d an a'?.
sV.-.w-miW. th,-,l,.r';rt ,:n;!,; Vl- '' hj!t:oit, r.a,li:i.; that he tvenil ?ol;tna th-7 Tho f.w,,;,j,0rs v-hvi ;,r Pre-
;a V.-,i-;1ii:-t-5;; ' ,.,Vl'r Vro 1 ,l V i-s--y. m. Thom-ts ls.,f;.ys that ' .MltiPr all nwriiT of stnt?stio to trrovo
- Ml tl.c v-riti- i ,:u' Lc,o;v lais;:sV'' " , , V1';11' I -'t!, ?".- 1,1-10, t!,., ,51.uTio.ltiicnarol-.:i;n:.n HitUiv. n,..l
. '" . , wo kp. :i.v:iri; ot ini! u 1.1::-i:.il t ict. a , i. . ;( r. , l .i.. I'.1..,.L- . . - r i
one hundred in favor of my prviHVitiun, relieved ot tnw tax- r-.Miuntlea lam ot an
I will treat the drinking community to a anecdote, which he related as follows:
barrel of gin and water on the occasion j ''d he bringing of this case before , the
!, ,.!..t;.. i.f.. i iPinalc IVsi- I Court reminds me of a son who murdered
IHPOBI A.M' TO KCIIOOI. littAIlDS
Aft l-:nnmrncin r the Tonlh- to bo'
' . State of . XeroaskA, I
Office State Si ft. Plu. In.
CoantySupt. TabHc Iatrat-tioa, Cum County.
Sir: Not one-half of the school Dis
tricts in the State-made an enumeration
of the Youth in April last, as provided
for in the School Law. The people
were ignorant of the law." The enu
meration mado in NdX was very defee
tive. In nearly every County one or
more Districts failed to report. "Wo have
therefore, no basis for an equitable ap
portionment or the school moneys now
in the Treasury. The amount, upward
of $41,00) is too large to be apportioned
upon mere estimates.
I therefore earnes'ly request you and
the school officers in your County, to see
that a full and satisfactory enumeration
of the Youth between the ages of 5 and
21 years, resident, in'the soveutl Districts
of said County,'4le made between the
first an I tenth days of January, Jn7().
The returns will not be received unle-s
certified by the oath of the pcrou tak
ing the census.
Two of theiC D!anks forwarded to voti
on this day should immediately be fur
nished to every School Director. When
filled they should at once be sent by the
Director, on to this office and one to the
County Superintendent.
You are requested to forward to this
office on or before the 18th day of Jan
uary, lf70, a complete abstract of paid
enumeration.
It is important that all School Officers,
by prompt action, contribute to an early
and equitable distribution of the School
Fund, and so secured to their respective
Comities and Districts their ju-t share of
the public money.
You are rc(piested to furnish this office
with th3 number of Districts in your
County and the names of the Directors
with thoir Dost Office address.
Done at Lincoln this the lltli day. of
December, isfi. S. D. Deals,
State Supt. Pub. Instruction.
IVrlitifiit lnit 'niis.
The oldest paper and the only news
paper writer in Nebraska City as he
terms himself has elnnged base. In
stead of throwing dirty water on the
Midland Pacific Railroad, as he did some
time since, he is patting Dr. Converse on
the back and slob'neriiig hiinsdl over with
his dirty slime. How was it six months
ago, Morton? If you have forgotten
the people have not. ,
You pronounced the Lincoln scheme a
humbug and a swindle to-day .t is a sue
cess, and vou are for it to tfie back-bone
You were for the 15. & M. 11. 11.: we
were to h ve the cars running-to Ne
braska City, via Sidney, by the 1st of
, i
Remember iiu L!nco!a Capita! ques
tion, and
Remember the Biulington k Mis.or.ri
Railroad ; and
TStink of the results. ' .
Your advocacy of any enterprise is
sure death to it! Your denouncing it.
ceittin u: .-ess. Ohnmub'.
!f !:: ;i3 Tl'.emn-; JnI She Trnri '-s"
....
:'-o::. we:;:cs n "o ?Ir. Tliin-uh. of liar
din, ma dc a p.roposirion in the lower
,; ,aile a proposttton m the lower
,r f (J,,. Jtort'e JI. Th?t.s, ban-
tho ,.xpcn,, ..j- ,n0 sif:it, -vvhu-h propo-
.j.,., r.iicdi.y a la-, majority. G n
New Vovk, vlth whom h Cc!.o-ttel u
:,r,..; k-joi 'i:i- Iti hirf ha.stv .loparturo
i;. ilt i'.u.;ii;.' s,:,.::t. tho -old medal
vot.-dhiia hv the last !iO-:slat.;re in eom-
menioration of tho Union vu-tory over
tho v , j ih,vc, in fr&.lt uf Nashville, in
jec,,,nir ,-,
Isnnart.-iiit 0;lni;i.
Chief Justice Mason delivered the
opinion of the Supremo Court in the im
portant ease of Ljrin Miller r -rsiix A. T.
J'tiiui. and others. i:i thin city, yesterday.
Tho dcei-io:i levir.scs tliitt of the court
below admitting the risht of the elaini-
ant to redeem ec: tain property under
iudtrment lion i and a sale of it en execu
t:o:i. in an elaborate opinion, which v.-as
marked by the ability that Judge Ma-on
always briiijr to the di?ca."'3ion of le.-ral
iiuc.stior.s. The right U redeem being
denied, the court declared the validity of
certain judgment liens upon tht! property
in controversy, on which the suit was
predicated, imounting to between $7,"'K)
and SS.'KiO. It v.a-a iUit involving a
large amount of property, it has been
running through the courts for years,
and the decision has been looked to with
rroat interest by the bar of the State.
Oni'tlui Ilcmhi.
A IVmr Orphan.
IVioia thi? Wa.-liinirtou Clironielc.l
In the ariruint'iit in the cotton case be- L
fore the Supremo Court on Tuesday, the
Attorney (rotund illustrated his aigtt-inent-s
ly an aut.'cJ de w'.iich is very
ttprojx).. -!
In meeting the arg anient ol' the oppo
site counstd against the right of the gov
ernment to impose a tixupon cotton,
which, as our readers will remember, was
adopted a. a war mea.-ure, to secure for
the.( iovornment, in the T?ay of taxes, at
least a partial remuneration from the
Sovtthern States for all the irreat sacrifice
of blood and treasure which had been
made bv the nation iu putting down the
fratricidal attempt to destroy the Gov
ernment, the honorable Attorney General
said that the demand of the South to be
his father and mother, and cut them to
! pieces w.th an axe. After the jury had
; iouini uiiu uuuty, oi tne crime, ana ttio
, 1 "... l V I l . 1
v.imiii. usn.eu nun iiiui no iiau lo say v ny
soitciue should i: t be pronounced upon
him, he refilled: 'Nothing further tjian
I hope your Ii jnor will be an merciful us
lcssiUc (o a jMHir orphan "
V a oonnocnon Wun Ute l. M. .Wail
id.-itt7t.o,o.
T,:,; Gcvern",noiit hus paid out $X,CuOt-
,.,riilll iv. Railroad . urvcjiUkeT
ia.-t 2 voar.s 1
'
The' Tehne'-ee 'Le'gjslaturo lias voted
not to have any Chinese immigration to
that State. ... . ; '
Tiie California: State Treasury has on
hand $773,UOO in gold, and $I22.) in
greenbacks rather a healthy condition.
A cloud of locusts, seven tni'cs by five,
and 4'V feet deep, passed over the west
ern presidency of JuJia. not long since.
The Scotia, the last side-wheel steamer
running lctwccn England and America,
is to be taken off for reasons of economy.
"'Ladies without repard tr sex", are
invited to attend a woman's l ight's meet
ing in an Ka-.tern town. ' ;
A governess advertising for a situation
ays that ."she is a complete. mistress of
her own tongue. '' i
A San Francisco lady who had an eye
knocked out by a rocket, sees thousand
dollars damages with the remaining orb.
A young lady rode sixty-fwe miles on
horseback, in one night, to wed against
the wishes of her parents.
A Frenchman proposes to repel a naval
attack on New ork, by pouring petro
leum on the water and igniting it.
The French comic papers represent the
French Sorosis leader as tiring a spool
cannon loaded with enamel and hair pins.
A South Carolina editor writes edito
rials on perfumed note paper, and has
the copy saved to dcxit among the ar
chives of his family.
The President's Message wis published
in London on Tuesday morning, the day
after its delivery. Who will say that the
ocean telegraph is not a success?
We shall soon have to adopt th? new
French word. ''Traupieamation," for
the murder of a number, of persons hy.
one.
A little girl was heard t o wih the
other day "that she was.a boy so that
she could swear' when febe dropped her
books in the mud." ..
The Boston 7W now suggests thnt
Lo, the poor Indian, who- L supposed to
have .invented the supplementary sum
mers, shall have a monument.
A philosophic editor, in Atalanta re
marks : "A Ku Klux editor talks us a
liar, but we have ?iot sufficient .confidence
i:i his word to believe him." . , ,!
It is said that the Pope, on bcjngtold
the circumstances in connec tion witli Dr.
Temple's appointment to the See of Ex
eter, remarked,' "This Temple will soon
destroy all that remains of the old Tem-
p'e." ' : ' ' ; " '
The "Alexandria llnip" is the latest
eccentricity of fashion!. It is produced
by wearinp a very high-heeled boot on
one foot ar.d a flat-heeled boot on tho
other. The young lady .. waddles about
like a goose.
f jet Indiana bestir herself, and let Chi
cago look to her. laurels, for lo 1 even
the "Old Day State" the land of the!
Pilgrims even Middlesex county, Mass.,.
ha hundred and sixty-nine divorces
ca os on the d'.H-ket. ' '.' . .' '..
An enterprisinp chmrli in Roston ito
have a '-Reporter's pew." fitted up with
evew e-oivcnieiiec for the use of the
o. w-,..ioor reoresentatives when - fltoyi
visit the church on biume.-s or otherwise.
Tiie Minnesota Asvluni for the. Tilind,
at St. Paul, is supplied by an aqueduct
from a spring about one hundred and
twenty-fivo rods distant, and at an ele
vat ion sufficient to raise the water to the
A you--p firllotr eating some Cheshire
cheo-'e full of skippers rt n tavern one
night, f xc.alme I : '"N I have done
-h
am:
on, ior T b:
tvo i : i i it in.
live ! ngr tirtn s-nric men. we i.nii
another valuable statistic in the arrests
ma le in St. Louis for the month of No
vember. Out of liNM Tcrsou. arrested
for various cvlnies and ofe.-iiees. f.00 were
single, mil only oOl were married.
At the funeral of Joha J. Eckel, in
New York, the other day, were two la
dies dressed in solemn black from hen. I
to foot. Their si non ranee attracted
much attention, and it was whispered
that they were Mrs. Cunningham and
her damrhtcr, with whom the deceased
at one time boarded on Bond street.
Illinois is in the field early with a bid
for the location of the National Capital.
Here come the Supervisors of Hancock
county with a proposition to cede Nauvoo
and a tract bisrsror than the District of
Columbia, to Uncle Sam fir his Ln-iness
ofnees. There arc few places in the Mis
sissippi Valley that present superior cl-Lribility-
for tho people's capital to the
old Mormon city. . ' .'
"Such is the pressure of the times hi
our town." said a Uirmmghatn manulac
turer to his agent in London, "that we
have good workmen who will get up the
inside of a watdi for eighteen shillimrs. "
"Pooh .' that i nothimr compared to
London." replied his friend, "we have
hoys here, who will .get un the. inside of a
chimney for a sixpence !
Some ktdics in New Vork reeently got
tij) sorcft' tableaux for a charitable obioct,
among which wa ono. called the "New
Order of Thincrs." In it men were rep
resented irwsing babies, making J
bread, and talking one another to death,
while the women were chopping wood
and doing other out-door work. They
are "Women Who Dared !"
The elephant, "Rorueo," who has al
ready killed three - keepers, has a train
been on the rampage, in Indiana.' The
occasion was an attempt to separate Ro
meo from the society of the female ele
phant where he had come hy chance.
He tossed his keeper over a wall, broke
a dog to pieces by throwing hita against
the roof, and greeted the crowd that
came to subdue him by hurling a huge
timber at them. TLey kept hiiu three
days without food or water, hut as his
nge did not decrease they managed to
get tackles about his legs and throw him
on his side. Then began the operation
of taming. For eight hours they bela
bored his body with stout iron rods and
prodded las fiank with spears, until at
length ho trumpeted his submission.
: "When a gTeat American dies," says
the Boston -Traveler, "the first thing
done is to resolve to build a monument
to his memory ; and the second is not to
build it. A careful estimate s-hows that
if all the monuments voted and resolved
upon in America had been built, all the
granite and marble and bia.s in the
world would have been towering at this
time in honor of American virtue, genius,
greatness, goodness, glory and ga.s aad
that we should have had to I oitctt all
tho Pacific Islands ad Australia Xor
nionmnentaWites, in. addition, t. the stp.
propriation of all our own bud to the
same patriotic purpose."
I ll"? tiltt. it tin -
The Rock XIiitl Itoad Anlu.
We understand that a representative
of the Dock Island Railroad in this city,
as the only answer he proposed to make
to our article of yesterday, charged that
the HepiiUlcan bad been Lourht vp in
tho interest of a competing line to Chi
cago. All we propose to say, at present,
in reply to this charge, is that as soon as
the Rock Island road was completed to !
this city, we ordered that a'! our t uicatio
freight, paper, etc.. bo shipped by that
line, and thev hn.vo been eouiintr bv that
road up to the present tiu.e. We have
been dispo.stxl to regard that road ;is cm-
t'hatically an.Om'ih't road, because it
has no side connections, and comes
straight to the city from Chicago.
Rut while this is true, we cannot and
will not, as a public journalist, remain
silent while that or any other road, by
glaring and unblushing mis-statements,
in the most widely -circulated Raiiway
Guide in the United States attempts to
ignore our city, and puff into undue im
portance, at our t-Mponse, one of the
way-stations on its line.
.More tickets are sold in Omaha in a
week than in Council Riuffs in a month ;
and yet, from a!! that appears in the ad
vertisement in Appleton's Guide, there
is- no such city a Omaha within one
thousand miles of the C. R. 1. & P.
Railroad! ;
These gentlemen will leavn hereafter,
if they do not know it. how", that it is not
necessary to "Iwyvji" the JiciiiLlian to
stand by and defen I the . interests of
Omaha, by whomsoever assailed. ;
Whenever the Rock Island ceases to ig
nore this city more than this, when it
cca-es to make' palpable inis-stat'-iuieuts
respecting well known facts, calculated it
not t'ntfntfcd in injure lis we will treat
it, as we have r.nifonn'j treated it here
tofore, with the utmost friend -hip- Till
then we rlrdl continue to regard and
treat it as an cueiuy of the . city, and
recommend that our iicopta treat it ac
cordingly, Omaha Republican.
Cli:erso J-i-ve Slafk JIavtict.
ClilCAU')', Dec-21.
Live hogs Dull 750IO "5 for
toiutuon to choice. . ,
, Cattle Quiet, firm and str.vly at
i?4 2T( S 75 foiv common' to 'good cows ;
0.vm 00 fur-fair to medium ; 50 7.r(o
0 S7A for god steers. ' ' 1
4'ljici;CO Marlifs.'
. CnirA(K). Dee. 21.
Fl.mr. Dull: sales at 3 354 th'.
; Wheat. Weak at 3 'li. Z lower; No
1 sold at SO; No 2 at Sov"-2, closing
quiet at 0:f ( SI for No 2.
Coru. ull at lower; No 2
ranging at 7o( IS, closinp dull at 7JC",
7:v. - 1 " . .
Oat". Dull at 42.,.(7?43, cloin- quiet
at 42. . ' .
I've. Inactive and lower tt 71 f )r No
1, and 72 for No 2.
D Al ley. Inactive at 75 for No 2. :"-r
5Im Killed t 'oInnhn.
. Coi.f.MiH s, Nki?., Dec. 21, 18G.I.
Thomas lirady, a fanner residing ne:.r
Columbus, fell from l.-is wagon this af
ternoon, which was heavily loaded with
grain, and was iusUntly killed, the wheel
passing directly over his head.
RU.V TA' irYKrKRYBODY.t",aiM uyin to ooiie.tion,. ' " ' '
WHITE AND BUTTER!
' i.ii:r-u:it.J!i5 :i:!-- -' to 1 ne. 11 r:-ffl.n. ?v . !!
llavir.; ;ctl out Iheli-ot jc.c ofi ;;s, an.i rr.t- ki:insf i!iyyie':.Mi i.t ;-:.,ii: t:r:. a. lie-. The
! sue Ilea! f.i'-ui'.y i -O-'i i-.-.e it. :i:.d iirs iii'.lil.
4 tlicir Stor tJ- A- .V I i'. .e, lv-essi..;i - '-'
pi veil the firl day of 1'. irii:.ry, tiurr fi rs v. e ;-:u.-;
itSl oni ftaek rf (ji-..n-cvi(!5 hefore tbu hr.-luf F.-L-ruary.
thi:y sell
(lood Brown Sutrar....
...r.Att. f,r f-.
. . I. I 1 , i
,...t;.M
...5ilb " "
....ooo "
....4tb " "
..aim " . "
..oOc. per 1'.
...$.0d. " "
I
....-1 ii
ir, "
...12Ae. "
loe. " "
Clarified "
'A' Sugar
Powdered St:-ar
" Coffee
Best Coffee '.
Poor Gunpowder Tea....
Good Imperial Tea
Best Imperial Tea
" Young Ily'son.
" Dried Apples.....
" ". Peaches ...
Best XXX Family Flour it sack $2.V
1
" Yines'ar. 'ierg;i!'on, 2oe.
megar, pergiii on,
'flievhavr. a Good Stock of
Groceries of all sorts on Kami
and to arrv.-e scon, which .
. - -
MUST BE SOLD
Regardless of Cost.
X B. As ive have to turn
Our Stock of Drugs, Oils,
Paints, &c. &c, over to Mr.
Prole on the First of February,
(at less than cost,) their friends
and customers will find their
house a good place to buy.
. ., , , ,
P. b. INo Goods Sold on
Credit
IV. T T-W. w. Tt . r
will And it to tkelr tnttrat to UU ,.v u
once.
let 1 5(11 Wtf
ISW STOF.B!
Vccping Water, Neb.
DKALKRS IN
General Morohandisa,
SC. - A
JjPtY GOdPs:.
;kockii:s.
HAKi'V. ARK.
UrKKNSWAKK.
IIA'f.s. CAPS. pi'OTS.. .
SUOKS, X0T1OXS. JMw,
TISE AND COTTON Wuut) LUMUltK.
SUIXi-.LKS AND LATH.
ATc tire A?enti f r
Wiileox &. GiLLs Sewing Maciiine,
which is ua-Iuubtedly the best JJ:uhinp novi ra
u.-c. fc.iitrl.V 'i'.'t.'l
FKED SALE AND
MAIS STKr.KT, rL.'.ITSMrtTH, XKB.
I a!ii prepared to aix'mnmochitethc pub! ic with
.. Kn't'i::rKt li.ivn eitU A iVo. 1 Isurr,
oiiVliort iiotiee ;us,l re:is .nntih; torirss. A ll u-k
will rr.i'tn t!i"st :ei'lx,:it !:oulinp.:ii)dTO ;.M ! :.r
tj( th eity wl:on rl.sirc I. mrl.
Third Street, South cf Riaia,
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pics, Cakes, Cheese
and Sveet Crackers.
kept on hanJ -t a'.l tir.us.
nr.if fiUTIIMAX A HUi;i:KTV.
lidS. E. Tool LK. ' T. K. HASXA. J. B. CI ARKS
Tootle, Manna 4 CSark,
IB l 2ST I3X ."ES'KS
ri .i - . "B San
EXCHANGE,
Pinfis d-.n-n on nil parts of the Cnited Stntcn
1 Pi..,....;,. .,-..,! .....I . -1
PiattsmoTitii, Neb.
jc2t;f
.utrtiriJi rtn lrrui J. C. .Ii M8. Jr.. Advcr
li.-iiiii Asc-ut.j
IfPORTAN TO BOTH SEXES
! iher.: it i.i.-. (.i-li-'ai ;.- m.'l I
i!;d i:-e!o !
. Vii..ciii' ;L: M-!!:-, .,iu i."i, in -,'. i.-ii the
tru-'i f it
of tiiis eir.-ular is to iii-.-;.'iit l'.;c .-majii ! in Ha
lluiiitrcl of lives ire le-t every year ey "o-
l,ii...-i'..;!.; r.-:.iu:iia..l'e.v;l.ewit:u l!.eiroh.o.
t t i.'ie ih:;.i uint Ki'nili '.-..-i;.. f.: ' 't':: i.
V.'lih yi.uiis w.ii'.vji th. re .-ii-.n.- tome cc?i, i
I and ye. their e.tc.o-'. -e.-i-.-.-y -..:ilr..'t enar-crd tin' j
i fact '. Ajy iutuiiii ul .iisi. i:oi v l: -..aiks
j thtfsr fli-.e:- eitn iXLLfiaiK' ;.-.i..or' i',. i:.,i:. hy ;
I certiin i. :!'..! !;! !. Kin .-.i: to f.'ia. :: t of ;
I whieUthc ?Servr ar? .t:ti f :.!ly i!:.. -r.-.i-t. t
the r;tVK-. t iiii'i. 'Hi" i.r.-ed .,;) vs-r. tisc j
vli'it' .-: Auy iif.el'.iisci.! di-: :ai. -i'.:i i.olrout j
ia hi- daily waik- .-.re. -'l tl.i.- :i:.t Undr.-d i
eomilaiats. iu hotii s.-.ti'S. t'l : trxirietn-e S wtoeh j
they- i-Hilisot l.-i:-.re. 1 he ; lujuic-l fiiui-ritr
kn-lw,' t!.i-i-hy-icUf. I. icvt this. Th,-
-:eian tii ios that the sntTercr !;t...w i;. :o..l yet.
Ill Hint tit-1.- out .1 lei.. :. e !....ir.i -'1 llluiviuui:!
liiils to (-.(.n.-iiit ihf man h-.:n he .:i.w..- ii o-
liiziint. both i'lh" f-ci,. j.ia-ni a:rd ': t"ie)ii of
tmv. Knowing 1-o.t h.-ali!) i-j:i hc.re-.ic red. an 1
who eaii ri;-t..r it, t lu- d..'iii..r .teiy i.ttow then-
si.lv its to hc."!... iii.-r.- -x ci i-of ioia unity, and
to tra:..--::iit ui.-ia-cd t j. nitu;. j:i- lo tlii-ir
ItOt'lUtiUUliU
To Y:;a:s ??Ic:3.
In evet-y comaiViiity t'leie s-.e v:t.t re in'v r-
i c.l')'l-.'.- .iK-i: .li'.i-t i : !i -;ii.i.;:i! v. cal.ii'.
; V""'".:,'i "" ;!""-' -';-':! 1 '"'.'" n'1'
I ail1er a:: a i.o.t .-yiiii '.oi.i- .,1 s.iiel .o-'-r ier,
I u-a leri:i:i:i! tne . :. t n. a.-d totaily de-
i Mrudiirf u-. vitiiii. la.-ne.hy m l i -ally.
. -'M. i: e i ' ! i.' i , i . i i, - , - .-, .. , . I 1 . i-, .i ii-. .
It lint, ;!i.kol; ,.....'.i:i -r.-. i.-.-i vl li.e'i. .iy, u:i
uutrt.!iui.!..' .''ci'uliUi:iiou ill In. me im-.wi
IU tilC '.I -.'. .ao ant ktl' .-. ;..:i.,i .-.i oil ,i
frota tint lut.u.li uiii '.ux .-in !. si.! i i. ii'.ie ot alt
.hy-'.c::l .i-r'y i. u l'.-ii . .-. I'roi.i t.tis stfte :
is a :-eries of .-iivi i -.' -; m :::: t:::ii frrave, or tho
eot.i.ueiji . I.; ; : i ;::... i :e a; ; i:.:a. ,
Many of th-.-i-;.-nu:i; a ii.:-;. ro.-poild, 1 to
ft-ivi'ilL-rMiaiU i:f .ii-.-u'Ii-'l fi j.-v i ! .-:it '.'.'v. .- j
Cl.lt, ut.-. Oi- l: i.S: LL US-IIS i,U:i.. "v: IVi U.. -.!'...
,
tor c atid I'i-aaoLii.ee'l in.-::.', e.-: u ear-.l-h .
1.1
h
Ijr. s-,.i! h.r 1 i.fa''t..-i's on l."- ii" t-ur. r.-t i
pay" j.rii.-ii h;. ami ..-i-j-oM f t o ! .dt it S.'' zn-l j
all f. i..- ix ho fails to eu.e fi:;' ea-e of -. :e:.i:d
are f uiowed. lie use 110 .-eer : t r.me'iii iio'.c
hut vei.;:.hie me di. ine-. aid hi- -.-u!i.ir tie.U-
inent iiiur-t reeeive The i nduijeHiiiit vf U who
wtaki:. .-- v, hei e his tr--a; uieut Jir.o o
intclliseut.y j.ur.-'.i-j it.
To iT2.irrsecI ff.r.dirs.
Tliers arn Tadief who. frvm e.'iieatc cor.-tita- .
tioiis. iadiii i.-. ii.cun..-:.::i -es. .r an alre i ly uu-
iiieroii? I'd f.riiiir. do 1101 wL-'ti to l,i .- mil liiotliurs.
To siitli i.-, oil end a wife an.l.-'.;r. r-.-inedy iiaiart.
co lift .lioii. tiieee.-.-- w ariai.'e.i in every 1 a.-e ;
uariititee l i..-1 on'air.inij :io n.i. ii.i i.u. iii tile
lest iiurioui to the !..t.i.!e.-t tetuj. 'ratiierir.
Leachorrhae. vr i ite.-. i,..Mtividy and j-.cr-luantniiy
cured. Cii--. - I li-i.. .-'Uiudiivr. hixv
cver i.i'r iv;iiel. uie.jt jiehl to tiiii re:i:voy.
lir. MinM.ird h al-o inhilii''e i.:o;.rhiy
for re.-loniM iliorilereil or irrev! ir jrn'-os ol
1 liien-traat .011. isciit ty i:i:-.l
tioiA ic-
)-i.crViUi'ii. 1 1 ice, 50 uox. , j
t 1 1.,-- ' arc n l. iteut ii:.- ;i. iiief c r fhw ht'r.i- 1
bus, out I'.liefuliy itci -w.:i Liuiitumv. Ir- in
foi inul o- ia u-e 1 y trie ii.o.-'t di-tn .ii; ncl i.ii.J '
All ine-iiemes wartantr i to irivo -al'-fiution
irtioLovreluiidi-il. trictsl se -rwy ..Wrved.
All lene'is proaii..-!y aa.-.t.ri. a or ad-
a,., ,
i-tp.
DR. STODDARD, i P-OQT ft SHAFS
h!?trc-t (UpSiaitv. lt.,.-..t Xo.. lr.H:&'V'ViW VrfU'"-lJ
1 :.- iCDt:i Mrcit iiu
li"', !'c:..'ia ou!.t and 1'i.riil.aiu, On. aha,
! n. i-. i-.o.nias. i;,x,i-. cyi
: P :"W TTIf?. T'T A nTTTTMT?
' I1 ww Aww J-IJA.Jk v.... 1 IPul.
rr o t rinri 1 p r . ;-r
' -' ' i 1 ?
.T'M'VrXiV-.V:1:. f,n "a,;
Thr--1.-. 1 :.!-. "V-
i'i-
!.'i.
Coi'. .rili i ie Maiueti-.-i t, -.:h ilfit-biUFifT
CLOTHITiG ! CLOTHING!!
VI2JIfiiia KfacioItcBaEiiakjkv and ,ii:vi;i-i:u
pkw.fkin
Rcady-Matle Clothing-,
GKNis-ri UNi.-iilic (loops.
Hat--. C.i;.s. i;. -:s. c.i. Ti a- o. VUm ::ud
TSrOTIOJSTS.
South Side Main Street,
MACSHftE HOP 1
WAYMAN 6s CURTIS !
1
Kcpiiir.T-1 of tiam Eiic'ine.-, I5oilei-, Saw ai.J
(iri. i -Mill-.
(! .. an 1 s:o.n:i I'irii:.?;. V.'i-djithl Ji : l'.l C.
Fare.' and Tilt I'ariim. So-aiii (i nico.. li.ilaiu-e
Valve iu tri;m, ai.ii all l.ili.'.s .1 !
furnlsla-d oa short i:.jti.-e.
FAR M i l G fvi AC!i; J E R Y
Ii pair'..! oi hoit nctiee. nus'tf
WEW TOBACCO STORE!!
on Main ;tre.-t, opi.osite Court Houso,
V'm !i;.vc cii'.-.'jiid I..rp r.'-: ..rtiaert f
: , v .v.
t'uii.' i.-iiiiK c i the l.ust f.l.i.li:i'- ;f
CIGAS.3, IINE CUT, PLUG ASB
SMOKING I OIJACCO.
i oh ::er.-hall ii"t wiiliin thiily .lay litter the
A? we drill pxe!usjve!y in Tn'mrto w) niH ell M I iil.li. at ion of t lii-",n.t i.-e ti-wit : on or In lure t hi
( hoa!.. if uot iheui.el- than olLtr I)lc ia the 1 i la v ol K.-l. ma rv. A. J . 1 ai.i.lv to t In- J'o.
city.!
tuveus a call hpfore yc.u pnrehso t-lsew!ier,
a. wo know n will po away xat i.-Hed.
1. II2JOTS &, CO..
TebruarT 11, ISC.o, if.
-
GROCERIES ! GROCERIES
-- UUWJkJ. Ni.i(... yh,.n.u. ..1X(., ,!,.,! in imr.-it:
I dte-etn! . rd. r ,! .- .I"- lli.id" hy Jli.
(!... I! 1 .il;.- .lo.l.-e..! I l.e lo-Oilt
M? Vxs S i f 2S Fj 5?3I7S XXVI
!
OF r.'1CT0RYVlLLi:, OX TlIRX"' l'c('': - i-, i'i;.M.:...:.uih. ca,-
li'rrruvr iv iri'in ! r' v- '"hf;i.-!.a. olier l.rsi,l-m ftihlic v-n.li.e
W 1,11 trI 1 1.1:, I tothA-hiiliis- I id ier. ail the l-i.ht inl.-ioai mo-
I re.-t (.flini.w IJ. l'.-ai -on and t ..thai inc 1'ear
,. . t ! j sin. minor heirs of .loseth 1 J'e.o i li. ileeiaie.l.
BOOTS AND SHOES
f . . , . . , it ! . . ,
li-om .New 1 ork, wliieli rre c!i, reii at. the loet
price for ea.-h, or in e.y.-hane for pr- diu e ol all
kinds.
(iul'.lcu Ssr?ii for 1 i?er gl
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