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XHfi NEBRASKA HERALD
j) . I) II ATI I A WAY,
r.piioa am pnopiriKTon.
1 w. 1 .,
Tcys : P.iiiy Sll." Pt annum, or jl.oo ,
pt monsh.
Weekly. SJ.'CJ per annum if pai l iu j
II (vjlliee.
.'..". i it ii"' pail in advance.
VI,j,jisuv sor.iir.KV i!i:iM(i.
. ;l H!:rti;i: I'l SOMUTS lit lllllilllil j
. . .i....m . i ... i.ii .. i
1. . -i-.,': Il rt.n Ul-l .'U I IO ll'lel .1 .all- t
H - U!! !iat Liin'uln on n.-xt Fourth
c rv A eiv.hniittce of arraiiwui.Mits
w i- ' l with Anilitor .Inhn Jill-fie,
f a- Chairman. u :i. II. Jt.
j :v;.: ;-- )'). nl' tliis city, wa seleetei as
' -r f !" ta ecci-ioii. Tlii- tlie
ri.i t k:1: ' ' ;l hve, an l Miouhl Ik; en
; i:i every j.'rtrt i.f tie; State.
'y N In !;:: -iilii- r urike his ar
, ... to he :;t liiii-oln on the
-,iir'!. 'f Jn'.y lsTo.
Till". ciOt'liIlVKSTKItX.
W'rl :nif,.i!:i n'.ir )inah.:i cehniiccs
!:"'
f-r t
a. 1 1 i: i are li.-in r .n:vha.--'l
ra-tr;itr n beinsr done
i. t ! hut thej-
n '
i :u i-l !:;t-.-r---t 1 1 1 t T . r South
W e IV' -l e-;i. ':.il i:itTest ill
r !. a it in J;r,"t e immiini
. i 'v::!i !: Jiii.v-t a'ri.-a!' ar.il reri.Jiis
N r(!i I'i.if.
a : !. tii.
With this 'ir:e of
t r:t i : a i.ir'e re-
,.f :'i:ry v :i :t- Mt?vitab!y eo::ic to
',' '".'" v.ir.T U -.v j 'li-.vn hill.
T,1.:'- t?:-.:r .rt route to Cliieago.
t.j S. h ''".i-- or :l,''y f tu0 I'-atoni or
..! !i -tii (;!! -. ):ii:ihi will tin I uht
. i:v . ri.i- irr.-at ' -1 -f I from tin; road,
a:i 1 the who hiii! I an I ojiorate it
:i:il th'i
lr. -'a'is well invest el; hut
... -iv v,'-'.i heli-'vc? t lint tYi- In.e will he
,--.r.! !-:.'iry a I'l tt-iuo.i'h roal h.-iiii'
i 1 i'lf i! r-.:i-I U 1 hy tli'J IlKttALlt
-i.:; i--:ir-H-". an ! v.liich our frieinl in
OiKi'u t'i.-ti r fa-c 1 t a--i-t. We are
L : ! ; k i e.v :!ia O n i'i.t has at hi.-t -.let-
cil 'l tlii: .-he I, interete'l in this line,
:i i 1 i wiiiitr; t a- 'nt in tlie h iilJiiur of
it r.-:irl-s of the L'lctit l-:ilir to ae-
tT!-' 1 1 I'i i! .mouth. Will our Omaha
i . t
i.it "iij.iir.ii ;e.s iv
r' -:i" 1 t '.v
'...,. II. i" t . I . : T . t .f , . I I n
, .... .j..- . ! .v. ...
! hi - line.
a ckvi'hz: mi or.
M. iti n, of the .N'ehra-ka City Xus,
li.u in r .li-.-ov--re 1 that the Chrontctr was
ft t 1 1 i i i : r ,e aj-er of that city, has
cr-'v.-n fari. us over it. :tnl has ht'en tnk
i. at wil l vec'-n? ly. atiil has 1 'Cii so
vt ry u:i . r;:tO"U - un- iitleinunly as
h vi ry l.'.:;.; ;.;.' au.I improper
s ":!ar," ".-eoiiu lrel." etc.,
;;;.y appar. eau-e ex.-.'pt as
!. u;
.... 'i'h.- "o- U-VAever, is Tint
t'i ; :, t .!-, me. rff ! J.y :i.-h t" !! -1 :i ; : 1
l!i' - Mi.e,- p".'--i-'!i pi", .ha' K' f.'li--i
i :i :- 'h'- -tint M'lrt'Ti iiiu.-t 1; in to
-1 fir ! -c ! is temper aw 1 t-elf re.-peet as
tM i'!i hi 'e :i stleh c;-.tae!s : !:;t Iii.s
hi::: t Ii - f l!-e.vimr o. ii-re sli-'t. which t-x-
;iii..i!s p ; f.-ct e'.'." e..ii're! a:: i a pedect
1.
-t -iii'liM-: of th? -it .'.ation (if aflair.s:
ni.Ii'lit i".- uiT.ee wlio
! 1:1
I'll t.
a
,,:, rpri-.? A ;.y n.d hoi,:;-!; a ,
, ; v.-iir ..' t anlfles ,.i, the MiUai-l
y.j't .1 ai ti I .
c. .ii.'ji.aiy ii; i ip d ;
:.: 1 1 : l.el" to :
- .if.
. : . ! '.
in"
tu'.-mber?
And
as
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v. 1 1 '.
t I. i
-.- t:
vmi are i.i the
. -
p!. .:.!.'.' no .) ikoig you
v.-i h.i
in.ut- .i ui-i ' Li-.-..... !
I.i to r.-lat : the id story m
aye f the A; ; the j
iaee a in -T cia -s cttv
i : . . .
We !
! '.v.
he 1 i:i
t- '
t 'V..s
.1. i l".
i :i
I
tii t ' lie.i'' Va.i have
ii'l-il I'H '!"--- ; b-ut
:;v for th" city.
.1.
an i c i in1
Voe. M l
a;-! ! oi i innr.ii: im on-.
it t .. a - ' .-.on-
i"" in t' e -i no has 'ever
ig -no h.
tt ii ii
er r-'
as a .in-l . dale i,.r
as vet, be h i- n -v
v. I.
n iTtoMi. i:m;:i i uifisi.
Iu the D.-ily Cl.be of ihei:::.
'l it! paper, of Cougre.-s, v
m t, th
'
lb! 1 the i
-.-..-v". 1.- -..I-1-.1 in toe . !, le I'M-
U :S ;:" 1 - 1 11 tn " 1 ,
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Mr. Thay.r. I 'T-r th- following ;
r - ,' iti .e. anl a k frit- pr- :tt co-id- I
.
1 ' ''
, , , . , i 1
,'.- ' . i :: at th A: ti r;e v deneial
le .1:,-.
to f.irni-b. to
. 1 C . .
the S. i:a:e a I
co; i -1 -jt i v i e - o: a ei
I
iv,-re.i ov nun re-
.
I t'.o.g t' i.'.ir :::'.' i.u:d
c .a-aerie.s ri i .;c
rati
an-
on tlie '
t
1 1 . i wlctli- r it is n-.v-sary to oiiain tl." :
coe--nt i.f the 1. el-iatiire of ti.e State I
in wi.i-.-h ti. --.- c. iiietcie- are located for i
t I.e. ieri:i:ui' iit e--nt; una
f the .-aid j
ci ::;.-; r c-. tiieiv.n.
;!: ;; ii'ii: ; no o' jeetlon, the
enate '
1 V.. '. ' to e I",' . r t
:-; o r the resoMitum
I ' ' ' "
Mi-. '!
de-ire to
i .e.... hii. ..! - ...vt-. . .... i-..t.t ...
!; mad- that he has ren-1. red an opinion
ih i it i- ue v-ary to obtain the con -cut
o:he Le. i-latuics o"' th r States wilhm
whi h th ecLi t. rl '- are U a"e 1 for
'h i" b ' -i-iea" cm.h.uanee. and that
they shouei 1 o pai 1 for. I s i-l beh-ve,
i: mad.- that he has ren-1. red ;n opinion
t ! t'li.-e ' i , ! - a -. in ' ii t -t t el
- to" 1 1 o .i .i n. ..g in ,n :..tn ri
uu- u::t,,o..! existcn a-earned a fmi,and
m, ;u .:,hc! title to the iv-tmg ptaees
where their bodies sleep. If they are to
be lii-itube 1 on the rvid ai oftlte l,g,s-
l.i:itt-e- to ,.ve th. ir t-mso.it, I -h sire to
w it ; or rathar, 1 w.il say. I am op-
P i.-e.l to a.-.ki:!y-ihe e ji'-ei.t of any Jeg-
isiauire or of anybody else to secure t he
i.e. hsturbi 1 po ion of tlie so:! in-
r.M'i within iiio-e cemeteries. They
.- 1 in t be ib fen-e oi' their eoun rv and
.!: -ir re-ding place an- hallowed spots.
Sir. 1 am ready, for one. to say that if
Ue':d I.-.- we will light thro ugh a.iotht-r
war to hold forever sa iel the graves
F our h"ro: s sleep,
'i'l. resolution was ado; tel.
We publish a letter from Weeping I
r to-day from a "ln-an new cone
! i it-,. .i.,. t;i.
nr.
ii.o style,
tie i.iia'.i ..
iiope
h.
not ioi
get that the
: a lets ci" the IiiiRAI.'i will be on the
! )k f..r in . 1 .tter eve. v week, at least,
anl a-i
h oiteiier a lie de-ires to
r il.e AV..,-. an 1 who l-ub- ! .1 ...l v.. ! t-.b- :i ebanoe on a beautiful picture ' I'anoi s an i e.ia..i-; - ... u s .. , . U h.t- been sugge-ted that i ! V 1 ".;' : -'. ,'.. wl: t'e'rs a: ,. .. ,. .
, -. , . ,. , a: e in i: i ciu uvui.. . : t. t -n - -- - - - , , .1 1 . ., . 1 ... . 1 , - . 1 1, -mi. 1 I.I' il I o- 1 , , ,1 . : i . - . :
, ,:,:,! tor his own poht.eal Vi.r, hom;y (ltR.s :i;v 1 .u-pendd in the mid.t of a . !' . ' ' V? , , , , , :,.iart- s,meti.nes ers tl e order a;,, there- ... e ,, J 'V;::;;;"':: ti'v' l;;;'' I
ei: ! V!!:!1:':!: : thou-d of minor ; 1:,,nt, Schemes f,, i,,at;,,g and ven- " -J ' -; '-fZW, I : '
,' : , : Mi-ilerto th-tiw 1 A' n V 1 v-. ! tan.-? thu"-!t no Vss beaut fu. I h t dating are well ,I.v:-e,i. 1 tie cot is . - ., I
1- , w;,,y e. 0.0. r to 1 .1 1 ow j , Jrass alley. (.hu-.v o-i ,:ays that , - , . . e-tuoated at ab. ut ..:. Vv'e are a- ' j
m,:, c!l M.. it.;., wu large impoiLu ns are to !'.; .w lV.d.i tab - t- com; .y wit.i her kn.d le.o-t. -. ii. ii-i-.r wil be erected, 7. - (, , . r ' , . , ,J
r ab:v:b:i this bdlin -g-.t Mil n,i, .1.. V.i :, I -...... ; c...v .-.,...';.,v ..n-itim, of awkward- . "' ,l. 1 1 '" . ''"".f'r . V 1 ; i Duntig the eh-rmn a 1 exati pej- r ap- :
i ' . .1' I. . . t ...
t i
s wl.ii ii nave m bu-ed me to oiler tins i tuperation in "which they can have no
1--- t.l.ori. I have seen tloating aroun I i posibic intere-t, and which is as dis
::i ti. - n w-i fp.-i-- w...ir purpoite.l to be I pUHtjn as unneeessarv an Idisprettv.
:m .xtr:.." Irom the ..pinion of the At- , Tiie town of Ashland, at the mouth of
t .: :."y drneral on t oat. ,,uf--tion, and I ! Salt Creek Vallev, is, under impetus oi
VOL
iii.vi.sk slim: tkaiii:.
A Mil has been introduced in Congress
tit i, n. liii.it- tint ,.r i.:.. ... i
t ...... . . iiiii".iuiiiii ui llllll-l- ,
nu n ami women by eontraetor-s or tltl- j
ers. It lo;vs not lnoliibit free imiiii.rr.i- !
tioii into this countrj- i'roiu China, but i.i
ealeulateil to nip in the hud the pro
gramme heimr farriei.l out to inaugurate
the wor.-t form of .-lavery. The hill was
introdueed hy 3Ir. William-, and durimr
some remarks in support of it he read
the following extract from California
newspapers, showing how this slave
t; .ifiie is now hcin can led on :
TFroiu tbe S:m Krstncisco liullotin of a rc.-ent
datu:J
'Tiik Women Slavks. A rcuiark
ahle f jieetacle was the lauding of the
wi iinen and frills, of whom there were
two hundred and forty on hoard. It was
like landing a drove of sheen or cows.
At all points of the compa.-s were men.
to ilrive them. anl they came oft the
boat in souads of iiften or twenty at a
time;. The policemen and Chinese
"bosses' kept each spiad together, and
drove the entire crowd into a corner un
der the shed, and there they stood,
watched a closely as ever was guarded
a fraiitf of slaves in the South. If a
China woman resident here approached
too near the prizes she was seized and
pushed away, and if any of the newcom
ers left the crowd shs was driven back or
seized by the back of the neck and
shoved to her place aain. Most of
those who came are younr grills, many of
them not over twelve or thirteen years of
age, and nine tenths at least are for pur
potes of pro.-titution.
"Allotment of Sl.vvks. This lusi
aes of importing Chinese women has
been reduced to a sy-tem. Seven or
eight cars (extras) of the omnibus line
were reserved Ibr the transportation of
the women to the Chinese quarters.
Into those the creatures were driven by
squads under the guardian-hip of police
men, and hauled to a point on .Jackson
street above Ihipont. There was another
immense multitude of Chinamen, all evi
dently laboring under much mental ex
citement. The women then run tjie
gauntlet again. The alley, which was
one of the narrowc-t and filthiest iu. the
city, was lined with Chinamen and
women. The strangers were diiven
through it and up some rickety old steps
leading to the Dupont street theater,
and into the pit of that wretched place
they were again herded. Here, too, was
a ward of officers obliged to protect the
infamous trailieers in humanity; obliged
to stand by and keep the peace, and see
that had Chinamen do not kidnap women.
On the staire were eiirht or ten men, the
iweimur 1 . . .t- 1 1 i . r . ! I . HI III t'u 1 1 1 1 )it
and one l.vherous-lookiiiir old woman j
who kept jabbering awav at the women.
Here the:
slave's
the most :
t ft'! . . .1
lit?lo c,t ,:, .-money anl some '
-i,;.,,..- ,,,-iil5 oi nrvival." .
'II.. A t..k. l-lt AT Ifi- 'iil.l.l 1.1 I I 1 I I 11
. . - ... ;
contains lae o.iowu g .-;.. nc .
i he material t..rtiiea,t t.iOe l-ll Iges
i t -,i i
, lias arrive.! at 1 latt-moutn. and wiiioe .
delivered here as lani'l'v as the weather i
- , , ... -. , . j i
and the roads will permit, and then the
bridges wnl be put up without regard to j
, "-r" f - 1M tt
1 he improvements going on in l'latts-
niith ind .rate a substantial t.rosoeritv
Iliou
in
n that place which is exceedingly grat - j
ving. Kspecially so. to those who have
t ir tourteen vcars neeu laiMinnz an i
waiting in th t town for the good time
coming, and now at nan l.
Looking ov.-rth" State we have abun
dant reason to rejoice in the evidences of
univer.-al prosperity. All the towns are
i 1
erowmg rapidly, an f every one pre-cnt.-
lubi'iuents b.r new ouizens. An man .
i i i . . i Ml
Ll t1'1"1 st.';!kl; w,'!'tr ,mv" !'
fsonie citizens are inueli excited ahoiit
,i 1 I c.l . l V- M 1 i
the pro,Hse,l change ot the l. M. tie- :
I-t.grouds. W e U'g ad hands to. keep j
their shirts whole. Puttintr the uepota ,
1 - . ."trv et w enhance he ,
l?"1 DM-rty in that direction, but ,
t will iHd tdleet anythmgm removing the
. i i- .i m i .
i rnter of bu-iiiess irom the Market
T! At 1 1 ... t I . ..... '
Jspae.!. Ihe Ai. I . depot on the west i
v.. .v.. v-. - "- - .
iiiini-iiir-iiiV.i- iinmov.i . ami eruel owners .. , -., . .... . i' . i..:... i i it ...... it. ...;-., m. iimr i.oi n.ii. , .......1...... . .....w. ,.
' . l I 1 If. ' Wit 1 Miows, v eliceris, i est iv a,-, i an -, , noui u.-uiiii. luai loa'i-' - c'is.; torec'tc II a' l .ha b t lea order. J. K. n-Uaud. fr-jiii .-fir. e i.-n-r -jf .M.: a :o:
are a-sorted, marked over, and sent to ,. - T i i . , i,,. a-.. iou.ivju .l";'-'-" 1 ' " !" i T.;r i -re.-'- !'..': -mi ,d i;a - i:avi:-
the six com.ianies to which they are con- c. this v.mer. I chineed to t.rt.p t- exhibited to us v-ter- ! oI '!'?- "'Mr "r;.::-ed '."Ui fi.n.i.-h., t.-r, nrsl
si-ned. This operation had not been in on a Catholie lVlr held at the Metro- i ,p " .',,. ...Vbe ha iu-t com-.ir.tcd of I a.f t,l; ex-,:'ence t the rectta- j cl. ttce-iuuioduuvu.-.. li.a i.y ric ue. k .,r
eoinmeneed wl,, we left the place." Hit:m Uall tho other evening, and I j a live sti.rv hutcl. for the new hotel com- 'V " "
has iut returned from San Frami-co. j when a beaut.iul bt.,;nhne approached ; 1; - ';t f bi ber mp ki -he 1 au - hj ,tiou was Al'T.ji'.N s AT LA v a, I .iv;,, in
whither he went tolnsct theslave n.ar- with a smile and a slip of paper and "' ld X 'J ",' ' , Vea i. ? rooms l'1 ; a";l !'7 WV " I lr V
kft. He purchased one f up h-.u,.. of 1MR.tj. ayViu., IUe, in the most mellow 1 ;ate p:u W di ; ! iiall, baegage an-l jj" iV Vmen"" ---
h-s race, a:id would have pureh;sed more. ! 1 . . . . ... T , '.,.,,' .. .i... i.t f.,,,,:-; 1 .i - : nt V;' ,: a ,e . ' ' "t.ciiii n. L .a . j . Vi SJl,
l.t l. i:.n,l tl... niivLot biol, ;;.!x i tone and wnn. ::ig x.a.., .1 I woaM not . po: . io, ns o. I ,l i ..,;il!v , a 1 i'.r ret- ttduis m alph .b-.-.:-! ..
.. , 1 . 1 ... ..... . - - - nil. ; . , .i 1 - .1... ion .'.ii.m ri w. :u' 1 11 ' 1 il' i 1 . .1 I
,1 i .... n . . -11 1... 1 .1 ... '
mm.' oi town win preserve ine uaiaucv.
.im i - a . ,i. ..i i v-..
lhe liusiuess ot the Umaiia ami -o
hra.-ka (. ltv new.-jiaiiers is to transmit
tiie vulgar opinions of the editors thereof
agalnstVach other. The business of the
Lincoln newspapers is to agree to dis-i-
cree. nolitieallv, keep the private opin
l ions of the editors to themselves anl
work harmeniou-ly together for the goo 1
ot the town, county an l Mate ; and m
eonenuenee their readers are not in-
tn. u ai. h. i;. ptosiieet, thriving'.
Sme ifiy ncw hl)XW have cn erected
i.,ele cf thc. ,,:lt two months. Messrs.
; ,)c.!U .'up.,,r. Urush, Warbritton, Walk-
.,, 0,iKTS t,e the older settlers are
! stfn alive in t heir effort to build up the
( t(!a, Ti)e,(. a t,)W iu Nebraska
I Soiue'titty new houses have len erect td
"
l i UI.. .1 .. ,. i T. . ....I .
whie i ce.n so veil be male an ih)i tliit
, !:;anuta. turing place a- can Ashland. It
lia.. ,w :l W00cn mill, On-t and Saw
j -j, ! h:is water ,!lWl.r enough for a
,l,)Z,n !Hore factories. ' Thi- remind, us-
s..oakill;r of cr-m iing-that there isn't a
: tt. ...t.. to A-hlanl for
j,..rm:iuent prosperity of a (demo-
J cr:. ti,.) newspayr. Tlio r-eop'e will In-
j IfM t,nC Clf eitbfr pnrty, lilierally.
1 .. "
I'ost Oiliro luttort..
A letter from Hon. .John Taffe. our
i member of Congress, advises us f tlie
! appointment of the following named
j gentlemen as Tost Masters at the points
i. ained be'ow
i-aae Cooper, at Elmore, Richardson
County.
Orlando M. Holmes, at Butler, John
son County.
A. S. Tiint, at Saltillo, Lnneaster Co.
J. Oscar Moore, at Cropsey, (jage Co. j lishe.- all the low insinuations of the Xeics
The latter office has just- been estab- j tint Governor Uutler dare not call a ses
li -hed. hlon for fear of his transactions as Capi-
Weeklv mail services have been eon-1 tal Commissioner and State Land agent
I traded for between Columbus, Platte
county, and Norfolk. Madison county.
; jt-j:?,iran.
- PLATTSIOUTir, NEBRASKA, TJIURSDAY, JE( KM
OUR IOWA CITY LETTER.
l .,...1 ...nttl.,.1 tli .-. nt,.i- .u,,n
T. I v . .- i .. .-, ,
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ioa tin, itec. is..;-. , Wo want a4Jioar ,:UeD,cnt of all these
Deak Iik.iiai.I) : To-day is Christmas, j niattrs to silenee the malignant pens of
X lovely, laughing day, it is too. The I these, immaculate dealers in cotton, sa
morning opens bright and clear, and old j lin' llu'U- ai'tcmout Tribune.
Sol is now pouring down his effulgent j Ti,c Trennury.
rays upon terra Jinmi m a manner only
peculiar to himself. 'Tis the Anniver
sary ay of the birth of our Saiour
.Je-us Chri-t and I embraej the oppor-
tunity of wishing your many readers all !
a '"Merry Christmas."
It is said that Tope Teles ihorus, wLo
lied one hundred and thirty-eight years
after the birth of Christ, was the first to
institute this practice, and it has been
observed by the Christian church with
irreat solemnity ever since. In lormer i
times it was the most movable of Christ
ian festive days, an4 often confounded
with the Kpiphany, and celebrated by the
Kastcrn churches in the months of April
and May. It was not until the fourth
century that the 2lh day of December
was recognized as the proper day. It
was through the instrumentality of St.
Cyril, of Jerusalem, that a body of
theologians were appointed to investi
gate and ascertain as near as possible the
exact time of Christ' f nativity. After a
careful research of the tables of the censor.-;
in the archives of Home, they deci
ded upon the day which we now cele
brate. Old Santa Claus came along Jast night
at his tryttful time and places, but as I
was up late he went out without leaving
mo anything. He will probably leave
nie something to-night, as they say he
leaves children more things on Christmas
night than any other. 15ut take this for
what it is worth.
Little folks and big folks, young and
old, rich and poor, are all enjoying the
day as their circum.-tance.s- permit. Do
we remember the. tuffering poor in our
hours "of festivity? How many hundreds
and thi.u andsin our cities are nowhousi
less and hungry, whom a little -Christian
charity might relieve. We should take
pains to search out the truly poor and
wretched. Let us lerni the real signifi
cance of those terrible words, and also
learn the true meaning of the liv:n.
ve have a'-
!
Masters saying, 1 he poor
wavs with you."
i,)Wa ('i,y ,,1S l en more than blessed
ue-s thrilling through my fram
and a
.
'eluerau.-y lo luutst ' ;
in a thing I was confident I would not ;
u
-et : but n.v .-tub! a. nines.- gave way, and
! I took No. -j" as my choice.
It
' aa
l'r luek, you know, a- i u.i not t.ut l j
(U(1 or 1R,t ln the mean ;
drew the pteturc or nt. In the mean ;
, , , ' r n, .... ,Y.,1,.i;M1r to an- 1
1 i 111
,. ,
i. IIVttt'4 1 ' " ' v - -
otiifT ll.ai lie DeliCea ukiv ii ...i- .ivoi-
. , i . . i ,i i
,ng more nor h---s than a lotterv, and that
jK, tiK,,,;lt jc Was wrong to gamble for
tl e Lord's sake. I ft.lt hke kicking the
" .' .
ra-eal o it ot the house. It is su.ucicnt
to say that No. 3") drew the picture,
Wll.L.
lie i;; lit tf .I-n:iiii-t.s.
The Nel ra-k-.i City A Ws seems totally
lost to dceen.-y a:i l never !o-es an oppor
tunity of making ridiculous charges
! agam-t lov. l.utier; sonietnues inese
statements are framed with a view ol m
. . , r .lUta(i,in of His Kxcelleiiey,
hill IIIIJ MJURX UUiil nil IV. 11 . -ui.ui.ui;
j., ,o well known that only a smile is pro
voked at the fruitless efforts of the im-
VnK.'il ai 111.' irilUH'.i enoiis i-i inv inr
, ..peculator in saline lauds. To
th( lll:irn,.tvr of tlu,,, insinuations
. ,
.. , j. ?KS1,,K.We w5h
, , -j j)mni:i ; tll
l'V"v , ,. - , ,J ..-..,...:.,-'
tit jseL'tasKa would ltiterv lew tun
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II .....I I I .fit It-it ..P '.H.I .,C,...V- -. I'l
1 1 OIlOl ,;.).e; IMU'I Ola. I .oi' -v v . w...,
A. . .. . ,. ,, , , -,,.i ti,
Il.e SI. lie HI l.ie .. .V'i uo.v iiiia-t ii....t tti.
, , . .. ..,,... u . ;rt ( ,t, i .
sul. v'ct ot an extra se-sion ot tue jjgi
latiire of Nebra-ka. I leretofore the im
pression has prevailed, in envies ot in
tense patriotism, that the ses-ioii would
be called for the sake of ratifying the loth
Amendment.
Hut now rumors that fears of investi
gation into 'JVx -is cattle speculations,
hind sales, lot sales and other gubet na
tional amuseinet ts pervade the won
drous mini of David to that extent that
he dare not convene the bear-garden.
Thus some people talk. Is it, can it be
line? A"' -h. Cit.'f -V ir..
Ex-fiovcrnor Den;il.-on, of Ohio, pur
chased ten thausand acres of State Land
ol (lovernor liutler, tor which I'enni.-oii
v - -7 1, i'i u -i
l:Ul1 Uft' th?u?J doLars 1,1 ,ea' t-Wl
prerume And now Several skeptica
! Iaies ( 0,'1:,ro i i
has not Uvn replem.4ieJ h-the taithi.i
i P-IV1 1 t J :, , his tleclaratio,
connection with a telegram, now go
1:11,1 Utt' th?u?nd doLars m ,earh'
.liCllllIIV. .Hi lli.lt .Tt.t..lttt .-Mjiiimi
surv
ftil
ui
: .1 i . , r.i... ... ...i ...
II to -: i " ' ni.i - 'i l lie; e.i-iri ll i ci I icus. i w
.- .. . . . . . , .
j th:it 1 u ls J"?1 b,hms.f a
twt'!r' H'oiisand dollar residence exe.tes
I 1,1 thj ign.ireut mind of some
of Ins fe.iow par man;
ot a beeples!-A. Qty
Could anvihing le meaner. Win will
j not Morton act like a man for once in his
life and make a direct charge against
: ov. Dutler if there is any rea-on to be-
live the State has been wronged. We
all know he is onlv too readv to do this
; did ojtportunitv offer. In lieu of chare
is g crime on our (lovernor we advise
i Morton t u- his time and spaee in
clearing up the "revolver speculation"
of an early dotiiocratie official in the Ter
ritory of Nebra.sk.
Tl.e Omaha II raid is anxious for an
extra session in order that the post office
grounds at that city may lo released to
the United States, vet that sheet re-nub-
i will not bear an investigation. We hone
the Govornor will specify in his call (should
! one be issued) that the account of the
(,:,!,hal -fv"::-,'ir5"- n,liuV1 ,,he I:inl
transactions of the Mate shall be exam-
-:'J ail'l iii' i "i ""... .
- 'J'l.e fo'lowimr abstract from the book
if the State Treasurer gives au approx
imate idea of the financial affairs of the
State.
The amount receive I irom the late
Treasurer, Amr. Kountze, 1-1-q., in Jau.
last, were as follows:
ienrnil Fuirl
Sinkiiis Fuii'l
S.-IkhiI l.iiii.l I'uii'l
.-'oiio.il Int.Tv-st Fund
.J u.ltuiary Fuii'l
ililitary 1'iinl
T.-tal
. 22.1.1
.U.'ii.".$
M..'.!0.;Vi
arim.-VJ
44.21
n.iHMi.iK)
S-")l,lSl.L"j
In addition to which there lias been
received
I In I ln r:il Fun 1 aec'l
In Sinking Fumt
I Hi Sit'll.llil I. an 1
n S.-ii.n.l I iiti-rcMt
On J u.liciary Fan !
?9.IXl.i
24.IUS.tVi
7.".'isi.41
4,7l0.o0
?27S.'-H'1.
been up to
$s2,2.h-i
TJl.oiJ
1.7"iO,t
14.540,77
lira nd Tot.-.l Koctiiit-
The Uisbur.-ments have
the 7th of December
From (Joiicrnl Fund
From Sinking Fund
From St-lio.il Land
From School Interest
ToIhI liisluiroi'incnt
Leaving luillance in Treasury
nmuuntiiii; to
?Jt,tJl).4l
17a.iWfi.21
S27S.UO fil
The militia fund (si 1,000) and of the
sinking fund $34. lTT.Oo, were trans-f.-red
to thegeueral fund by direction of
the Legislature, so that the ijotraiit
Keceipts and DisbursinenU would be in
creased by the sum of those amounts to-,
wit: Ke.-eipts. $:;-JJ,l 7S.no; Dishnrse'
ments- $14f,4'.'4.", ballauce as before
$ 1 7 S , f.Si . -1 . 7' iteznviH.
1UOU Tin: CAPITAI..
lU-m from tlie Statesman.
The Ciovernor has secured $7".(XH) in
surance in good companies on the State
House liuilding, and Sl","i M on the fur
niture and library. Can" t somebody say
there is steal in the transaction.
The 1J. & M. Engineers have been for
several days cmraged in trial surveys east
of the State House, with a view of ob
taining if possible a line fro in near the
mouth of Antelope, to Haine's branch,
which (of not materially greater length)
will obviate the expense of heavy em
bankment in the Salt Creek bottom.
Ail the reports to the contrary nt-with-tanling.
the IJ. A: M- Co. are vig
iivnii,!v oush'mo- track laviiiL' up the
l'latte bottom. We predict "that in 4S
davs Lincoln passengers will go betwet n
! I'laci.-mouth an 1 A-hl:nd by rail, ai.U
Mis.-ouri river will be
- t.i- .i,. ..t
.'Its..'. ....
M
M'1-"'"1. .
MltltlMi.V.
T!ie!r ?Iert!'!!r o:i t!i? -gii!. Is:-1.
tt :t .... ,.r .1. . c.l.
At
fN,.,r.iska. held at the law office
(r,M,.v. S' riekiand A: Vv'tbsteriuOma
,rMt.?0. S- riekland & Wt-b.-ster in Omaha
tl.,. ..reiei..-..I il,.- 'J-Jdin-t.. a la
iii - " J
ll),1i,... i ,.
' . ' . , . ..
: t I liti.T1.iII 111 I lit 11 t llllsl I Mill'
n mono 1 1 in v. oi. oiii. .-iiui.-iiuii,
TJ)W j M .jt.rwascliosen temporarv
t-ii;1ir.,:ail, and Lt. Jno. S. Soatou seerc-
tarv. Col. Major.-on taking the chair,
made a f w appropriate and eloquent re
marks, advocating the proposition of the
Nebraska soldiers for a permanent organ
inzation lor a re-union of tho.-e who have
been comra ls iu arms, on .some future
appropriate time and place.
On motion of Maj. .1. W. Pad lock it
was resolved that as Nebraska soldiers
we will effect a pefmauant o ganizat ion
by saleeting a president, a vice-president
a secretarv. au orator, and a time and
place of next meeting for a re-union
said officers to hold their position until
said re-union.
On motion of Lieut John Gillespie, a
committee of three was raised to nomi
nate permanent officers. The chair ap
pointed Lu-ut. John Gillespie, Maj. J.
W. Pad. lock, and David P. Jophan, as
stii-h committee.
The committee reported the following
which was adopted.
1 'rc.-i lent, Dr. Enos Imwc.
Vice President, Col. Thos. J. Majors.
Secretary, Lieut. John S. Seaton.
Orator, Gen. 11. K. Livingston.
On motion of Lieut. .John Gillespie, it
was resolved that the time and place of
meeting for a re-union to be on the 4th
day of Ju'y. A. D. ls'ii). and at Li u-oln.
()u motion the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee of arrange
ments tor the re-union:
Lino'u Lieut. .John Gillespie.
Omaha Maj. J. W. Paddock. Gcu.
S. A. Strickland. Dr. YY . .MeUeiian I.
Dakota .'oh Harlan Ilaird.
Decatur Capt. C. i'. Poitcr.
Plattsmouth Capt. Joe. Johnson.
lirownville Lieut. Wm. A. Pollock.
Fort Calhoun Capt. E. II. Clark.
Johnson Co, Capt. G. W. 1 airbr-jj-ther.
Nebraska City Dr. N. It. Larsh.
Richardson Co. Capt. 1. E. Cunning
ham. On motion it was resolved that the
chairman of the Committee of arrange
ment le authorized to appoint a corres
ponding seerdtarv, residing at Lincoln.
On motion of Dr. Wm. D. McClelland
the meeting adjourned to meet at Lincoln
on the 4 th day of July A. D. 1670.
Tuns. J. Majors, Chairman.
John fc. M"ToN, .secretary.
J. T. LLOYD.
A map publisher in 23 Cortland street
New York. City, is an infernal liar and
thief.
We'll pay 3 in a subscription by
newspaper men, towards employing an
able bodied man to go to New York,
and kick the said ILloyd from the Rat
ter through Broadway to the Central
Park.
If every printer whom this scoundrel
has swindled will pay $, for an experi
enced kicker, it will make a firtune for
the man who will do the job. Lincoln
Statesman.
Put us down for a 'Y;" and we would
ask "Ajax" when he will be ready to
start.
-1J.J- immL L.'l - -
I Fnnii tlie From nt Ti i! hu-.i .
I
.- i
r;ti:no.T a ei.mhous vai.i.i:y
I'ivo Jlile.H i::i;lo:eI.
M'orlt lrtijr,.9lii;
The iron horse now steams up tlie K'k
horn 'a!ley, a distam e of live miles
north of I'remont, and track-laying is go
ing on at the rate of a half-mile a day.
The dirt for filling in between the ties is
hrousht from the line of the Sioux Cite
& Dacifie It. II. near the Ekho:-n. Con
sidering the frozen conditi-eji of the
ground and the ha-ty work, thisn w road
is a mnrval of smoothness; the engine
and ears run over it almost as rapidly as
over an old road bed. Next week will
probably see the la-t rail on the first
seeMon of ten miles laid. The following
spring work will be resumed, and durimr
the season this road will be pushed titty
miles at least on its way to the Upper
Mi.-souri. Hurrah for our third Rail
road !
Silver WeiUliiiK.
The mansion of our townsman, Hon. J.
15. Dennett and wife, was densely erow.'.e 1
with a host of their friends last night,
wlio called to congratulate them on their
arrival at the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage.
The venerable couple appear quite
young, and seem to enjoy a social gath
ering, to as great a decres as the genera
tion following them. The friends in at
tendance attested their friendly congratu
lations by presenting unique and costly
present-:, in great variety, while the re
cipients entertained the friends in a most
agreeable manner.
'Mr. and Mrs. 1 Jennet t are oil settlers
in this county, and have drawn aroun i
them a multitude of warm friends who
will be pleased to meet them again when
in the uiid-t of a ripe old a-re they cele
brate a golden wedding. (.'hroiuclr.
S.1 Atctloiit.
On !on 1 ay last, Ja- llin hnan. for
merly an employee of this office . met his
deatli in a mo.-t sudden and shocking
manner. lie was engaged in h.rilnig
wool, mid seated upon the top of tin
load, when (near Mr. Davis') a sul len
jolt of the wagon precipitated him to the
ground and both wh el . pas od over his
body. He raised himself from the
ground and stood for a moment, when
he sank down and in a few moments ex
pired. An elder brother, who was with
him, witnessed the aeeident, but could
not prevent it. .James was a o i 1 boy
anil was respected by all who knew him,
and our community deeply sympathise
with his parents in their sudden bereave
ment. Silit'!l f'r() I'i, ion.
Tli-3 Gl ay Anjm has the following
good story: Many years ago, when
l'rof. !:!! d tln chair of modern
rinn a 'fexan liaper ap-
i i . .i ..
. i. .
i iica.e.i touie ic'-.-i'i.-- to
Illi-.O .i
i trammels with which, an unho'y
l.eaetie i
I would bind them; Mai in tae 'ame pe.r
I agraph docbircd that ""the object now is
I to pieveir. the burning ii --lae.; of a ne
' gro clerk for the Di-tii.t C mrt."
Ir. S'tititLii"- c:it: i'urt irulnr-..
Wa-IIIM T 'S. Dee. Lai.
Kx-Se.-retarv of War, Ju-tiee 10. M
! Start mi, died this morning at . o tioel
of i -nnge.-tkn of the Ii -a:t. .Mr. Slant.'!
h-ul I cell confined to his hou-o for about
a week. The lVe.-iden, and Viee-lVe-i-
dent called last fvuid.iy, bi-.)bh t.;r.u-
dav. when the former tend red him his
appointment a-t Associate Justice oi lue
Supreme Court, for whi- h Mr, Stari m
expressed himself grateful and accep
ted. Yesterday M. Stanton complain
ed tf sickness, bat his family were not
alarmed as to the fatal result, as he had
apparently been in wo.se con liiion pre
viously. Shortly after midnight his
symptom-- became alarming. Surg-oii
General !arnes was present on his ae-cu-tomed
visit, but f'-iiil it impossible
to affiinl relief. Rev. lb" Starker of the
Church of the Epiphany was snimmmed.
hut short iv afterwards tl
SU..erer l.l-t
h
,i ,
consciousness, ail i was uoaoio to cmi-
verse Willi am one. I ui-auoa i i im-
. , I 1. . 1 : . C 1. .
heait cea-ed tbr a f. w .ec.uids an 1 then
returncj. Ir.s hreatlimg i.eiug vei.v i.u.n
It wm- tint e.nr, ha i an Leu.' la-lore :i.
I,
death that hi.
he was .bin-'.
iu'ui.y collet re.i..
About t h'.i e o cl
!!.;:t
k a.
m. he exi.ired. ouietly
Pa-,.
reiitniiig av.ay
wi-hout a struggle At ids bed.-ido, in
his la-t uionients, we:e his family, coii
sist'mg of Mrs. Stanton and his four
ch:l.licn.
Funeral of llic I.nte Juape K. Jl.Slnti.
ten.
WAsniNtiTox, Dee. 21.
The funeral of the late E. M. Stanton
to .lay was very largely attended. 1 lie
son ices were ncre'v those prescribi-d by
the Protestant Epi-eopti1- Churcli. wl.ieh
was ji. rlbriited by llev. Dr. Starkie. of
the Chun-h of th? Epiphatiy, of which
the deceased was a member, as- isted Li
the llev. Dr. Piekney, of the Chureh of
Ascension, and llev. Dr. Sparrow. Prin
cipal of the Alexander Theoloi-.-al Sem
inary.
Among those pre-cnt were Presid -nt
Grant, and the officers of his hou-eliold ;
Vice President Colfax, and the Senators j
and Representatives now in thc city : !
Members of the Cabinet, Judges of tlie j
Supremo and Di-tiiet Courts, and ohi.-cr.s
of the army on duty in the War D--part-ment,
and also the principal officers rep
resenting the arm-.-, navv and the marine
t-ervice. 1
mi . ti:. ' n .... '
J. lie l 'ip.oui.ua- v iirps :i:i' repre.-eu.eM
bv Ministers Thornton and others.
"The City Council, members of the bar.
and a large number of otherc:ti::o::s wee
ahn in attondauee.
Only a few intimate friends of the
fimi'y were privileged to eee the Kte-
of the deceased previous to ciosiug tlie
cofiiii in the chamber where Mr. r:antou
died
I JThe floral display was tlie fullest ever
witnessed in this city on any similar oe-
casion, tiie coiiin Oemg coverdl v.itli
wreaths, cro.-ses and bouuet-of eh tie '.-t
flowers. The prtx-e-sion wa- !o:ig. and
auliough it wa- ri'.iui.g, thou
pcions gair.ere.i in tne l'nute'iiaie vicui-
ity of tlie rc..i h:n"e of the .hvca-vd to
witness the proceedings.
..! 1 .1 : i- - i
TllC Omaha Rtpl-hliom contained
c unplete acour.t of the Ogden House
recepiion me rexr incruing, sent as spe
cial despatches
only o l , ' , "' i !-..'!' hi. l. -. i ;irv itir:-: I
. . I ... ........ I.". I'l .1 'I I' .'Tl ll'l 1111 Il l S t - B M a b A .
A ir
A --5l P-' 1
Mi V?J
HEK :0, ISM.
B'?W - J " . HJI M'U.
( l,!t'A!i! .11 ittEii::.
t'air.viii. Dee -
VI eu-
i.-han
-.-.1 ,-tu 1" 1.
sti!l earce an 1 in d 'lii.in.l. 0:h-.-r:a.ie- ;
eiillre'y nominal. Sales of -pring e- !
tras at a"Ka 4 ti.i; suers at '
' : I. :
W heat Irregular and rather mi- 1
steady wiih fair demand; and No 2 clos- i
ing at '.'.lie. :
Corn Ou'.te weak and a .-hade lower '
with No 1' at 7(K" 74e. Lar corn at ':.:' ' 1 " '
. .. i " i '' !'l!'-t i' ! r "rn'--cf 1 1: ;o ti e l.ieh
tlellVelVd. I t li"-u:i i ve: i"u ex-i li. iiev i t jn.; .r' Muja
Oats Higher, and elo-ed at Aj'JI z-n--.: ; .;:t:,.il ivi.'i a n i.i.l lv (ovulation cf
i-i.i, . ' ".. .,t "f. i a!mu' Ij'.i-i' l ies in v. .l.-i- .K' s ar to tr
4.J.,e, .No 1 reject ei I at . i mih nu-t.e-.-Ici.-.-.-i t . , i n-read-
l!ve Ouiet but linn With. No '2 at 0e. i in -i tt.ed y. U'e -pe.il: i:t... i. ik as an
15:i vie v Inactive and nominal at T.e. :
Highwines Qe.i.'t, with
br.v
ers an
seller-! apart; one lot wooden hound sold i
. . 11 1 :..,.. .it.; f I
at '.'.,e; market closed iirm at this l.guie. .
i ro visions t ; pencil strong.
Dork Atlvaneed $t per 1 arrel and
Lard ic per pound.
Meat.-- Quiet, but firm t unchanged
prices, with sales of green hams cut to
order at 1 lc-
Lard Closed firm at I7eeash and pel
lerfor January: 17e seller for I'ebrnny.
Dutter Quiet and un -h inged with de
maud cx.-lii-ively for choiee at '2 wt '.' 'e.
J re.-sed Hogs Active and firm, about
c higher, closing at ;( 1 1 Ic for prime
lot -i, dividing atL'i'il pounds.
Cattle. Quiet, firm and unchanged;
no prime iu -market ; good butcher's
stock saleable at pre iou prices ; reeeijKs
o2-": sales ;.ii
Hog-. l-iO.-fl IVCeipt.S tip TO llWIl, .,s ;
cars; accumulated receipts of last week I
, , ... I .i.t
ne irly worked o.! : on sa.e aitogetfu-i to- j
il.-iv :i!.ni:t 4.IIO'!. M-llitl? f.lirlv at (, I
oW.,o- t.liv,..! l.s
ii. i ...i.i.i.'n , ...v.- .-4 I."-'.' I
.Mess pork hogs, extra tat, field at 1(..: '
loi- I
Sheei). lic.-eipts lilit, irices steady
i at 4," 5 for extra.
II. S5. I.SVI.fiN TOSI,
PI1 YSKTAN AX! SUlt:. I':. )N" to ti h
irofes.sio:i;.l .servie-s I i tile cili.ii.- oft s.-toiii-
ty. Uesi Ieiiees mlneast e'lrnerot i.ilc ilixth
streets; o:iii-e cu Main s:reit, oj.ii.i.s Court
lloi::?, l'lalt.sniou!!i. .Nei'raska. j
J. TV. It Wt l.riy, M ..
PHYSICIAN" AN'H SUltC Ki IX. late n Sur
i eo:i-i.i-i 'liief f il.e Army of il:e l'ot. n.ae,
i'latt.-iiioiitli. N. !nas.i. Uilieewitii lr. It. It.
I. iv iiu'.-t. in, on Main .-tree!, u.ositi- tiie t.'. iirt
iioas-. Private rt.-id. ii. p eonier of K -k ani
i 1 til s'roeis, Iwj doeis ajaili c! i'. i'. ti.i.--.;".
Itr. J. .V. TilOaJ.iS
lliivinir I'ermanently loeated at Veej iaj Wa
ter tails, tender.- his iirotes-iotial .-erv i -r- I i iie.'
.-itizens of Ci-.; enaaty, Neli: :i-ka. JaiiT't '.'if.
II. H. U'UKKI.KR. I.. I. UXN.M.rl'.
i. ii. ivEii:r. ji;si c,
ileal Estate and T,i l'..y'ii' .'e.'i.:'. Ni-Viri"-l'leilii-.
I .iv an i I n.-iii-.tiice .'.!ii'..s, 1',.:!:.--
nKiutli. Xeor.iska. je-llf
ATI'iMlNKY AT I.A'o a a 1 ,V.,. .;.,- in Oh.i:i
ery, l'l:it-.si'i..iuili, .Vei)ia-l..t.
ATTOKNHY AT LA'.V. i'l.u-..-:uou. h. Noli.
V K O 5-5 .IT KOI' 1 i i e-:
Tjr.or.ATi-: X'.tiui:.
li is h-.-r.-Vy crl.-r 1
t .l:e eh-ate cf Ko'.e.-i't
i
ll. a. all '.-laiai- a-a:
f. .-Iit.th t.e
I.i. 1
ii tii'1 I'nda.te t o:uT i 1
iss i, i. .my, .m . r -h i, on cr I . 'ore .lu:..-;-tli
l. I - To, or sa: 1 ela'ei.s will l.t forever ore 1.
L. V lill.ii. l':i....'e ,'p-Ice.
I'.V. lSlh. l.'-.'. :a:-.-.w;i
T ::. rr. notici:.- in ti.e matter .r th-
I e-;aie of 1lrri-L. Levi, de.-va-t d late o!
I'ass eouaiy.
It i.- tier.- - y r!ero.l that all el. dm :i?:'i':-'
:.,yi ..... -.. ct.s: i... tiled ill t-i" i Voa: i e ' o' it
1,'f C-i.- t-ounty lu-fore June 1-ih 1 iT". r yi-i-i
J k.
......
i tuiiTK xoTic::. X'-.v .-.
Smaa l M.
1 Kurd and :a ..i i lietiticn for I ile a; ; ant-
mei'.t ol I . II. ne. 1.-.-as t.-i i ir il in i" i:r- niiiio.
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of .lanicrv, at io . lork a.m.. he set to hear
and dc-idc en said :ip;d:vi.!:on.
A. L. I'lII'.Il.
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Git). 'X. i.'OLVIX.
no. an
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Harper's Magazine.!
IIakitk's M u: zisi:. ;!:!!' fr.'iii Oif ii!u.tra-
tioii-. . ..lion:.- irom f.K I o ii.iu tiv 1 ;..-r. -rt J
more in itt-i- !hii:iiu.y Minilar i-rn-idi-al i-miwl
in tin' 1 : 1 1 .' L i .-1. l.ii-M'i.iire.
V:'.': V..'.'-'' ft V-
T!..-in p 'i'.i! :r Mun'.lily in l'ie
I.
v i I. r.-i-ui i iu-r.;! :ur, . m a :h. i ,. -in ..-o,!c
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trat-.--li:!i .....i.-u:.-: ai.t it icmMiies i
its. 1! t! e raev ii:cnl hlv i;n I tin in. re .htc3'j
,,1 ..uarteriy. l.ieivled will, ti.e t-e-t f.-ntur
5
. l't!i. d.iily i.Mirn.il. 1 1 h:.s treat power in iba
d is semi Hal ion fa love ot i nr.- literal urt TliL B
M.:s 'itii'tr t.i A 't-ri -"n .iVrnOirt. ..-iif'oi.
It is one .f l!ie wonders cl journai.-iii tlie edi
torial inaii.iKvui. nt of Hurrer'! All the reri
e lieal.s whieti tlie llarjiersi publish are iiiiuost
ideally well edited. 2 Ar. .V''i'oii. -V. '.
W e can : ni nt for its ?m only I y the fiioi-
I'le faet that ii iin-t-ts i-re. is.-iy the u-'tilar tnsti.
I'uri.i-hinc a variety of j.l. ::-imr ami instruvUT
readiiiK lor all. .'o.' JlrrolU, llatton.
' 7J3;CHIPTI0N 1870.
Teinn :
llAlirKR's M.ttiAZtNK. ?4 AO.
An Kxtr.i '-i.y cfeiiherthe Miffvtinr, W'trl;
or i'o; ;- w il! lie si: i l'! led jjratistor every dub
of live .-'nils, ri'iers.a ?1 ijiieaeh. in one r -ui ittane
or.-ix i-ciic ! r twenty dollars without au ex
tra i-oj.y.
su'isi-ri))-!:.!!; t !!::ri'rs Mar.zuif. eekly
1 11. 1 i i.i 7-1 1- In .I'll' till . s. t. ,r . .( .. r 1 I i M I- .ii
n" .-: I'll t s- t'ir on
tw.Md ilari er- i'eio.il.-.;.s. to one :i.it!rcs i'-jt
"'" i"r- t71"!l- . . ... . ,
''' ui!'i!ier5 to be .-' ;Iied at ar.y ti:i:s.
a t-otin-iete -t ..f !..; jo r- MK.in:c.
ct.tnirisi.!.-i;i VtOi.mes in neat e!..h liiad'.ur.
Wiil Jx-M-nt .y.-Mjre.s. IV, r.i ;,t ext.-i.re
cf
Ma-emi-vr. t-r 2-
time Smle v iun:.
l.y ma 1. 1" -: i aid si 'M tioth
h e.v i, 1'i.r LiiiiliiiR,
'-t.1:;::.' .';:.- ,.,:;.s-v1 x, . ...... .. ... ........
. ii,- i'-.-..ii:r ' " I . il!" i " I ..1.1 ...lie is ..i .-.-lib
a year, w hi. li n.u.st Li i,.ii 1 at li.u .utoeriW
'"Audrt'si' HAP.rKP. A- l:i'.MTiIi:K.-5, X Y
.1 (o;:i;.V.'t- lict.rlif Jii.t.ry tt' lh Ttmr.
i 'iin r in thf L'tii'in
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
SI'i.LNiill.LY il.LfsTKATKll.
In Xo in'i'T v.rn c !i:i:i. in-e-1 "Man r.i:d
v.'fe." a new si rii:i st..r , s pjenl id ly illustrated
ley. Wnl- ie t ollin.s ' aoihor . f " 1 in- email iu
White." "Xn ..'!. a c" Armadale- and "The
.Moonstone." i Nev. siil.s; ni.i r.- iil In: soj i i:.-d
with il i.-ia r'.s U'eekly IV h i tlie e.'iinn.-iii'eiiici-it
of the story to the cud of UTiJ for Four .iolinis.
t ".JITIi AL MiTU KS (y TIIK 1'HhSS.
1 he Mod.-i Xew .;ia per cf , .:.r cetin'ry. ! 'orn
rdete i!i all the i - - j a: : i:.ents cf an A t.M r i en n
i':eni!y l'ap. r. l!ai . r's Weekly hisearn.-d for
it.-. l! a t !,: to i:.- tiiie. "A .Loirnal cf V e. illi-ti-m."
. - .,,.- I.'r.nivrt I'ttst.
1 !ai i' i .- W't-eUly may I ,- uurest-rvdly -li" la: ed
taC !..-.-1 !u v-.,:i i i i:i An:-, riv.i Sue J'orV -
,"' '
lln- ic v - fa pel s i: v nl v1 !". qi!P-lioris w!.i-i
apl'i ar in Kin i erV . . h 1 ircin wt k in week
i' -l "i a i i.-ai i i-Vw .i ' - -i'i-'- a o:--'.'f i'.i::..!i-.ti e iy:
'lie -.-a:.' .K-'.i! u-is'-c-d y vicar aid raided
s:.-.tc:ij e!:-- ! y e,, eoinitioii i-pr, l.y in l.-pen-t
i . : t i-t- i 'ire.i :;i ci'v it w. Ttn-y are il.e e: or.-s-n
. 1 : aa i a: i:i--r :. n, l;i-..h 'o ia. it. ai. a:: 1
-li..:v-teeii:.:;. aial take t ii .r I'l iee .uncir.-- th?
te-t lev. . r '.'-r vroiii of i he lime. Sjr:h
.li.'iei-. ..! lit j-,', ,r, ;..-7uii, .1'f.
SUUsJiUP riON' 1ST').
i k i: m s :
!l:ir-r '.Willy, -ae .-.-e.-.r l 00
An exti'irc) y cf uli a. r t s.e .M n pa 7. inc. Weekly
-; I! .-.ar 1 ' s-uji.li I i.-rii'.i-' fcr every rlut
i f I ivi'ul'S'--lii.-r nl ilicciu-h. in one remit-ta:,i-e:or
six cojt'.es !-ir-u rl. wi'.honl an extra.
Sal ----I ion to I !: : i"-r's Maa:i7ine V.'. eklv
av.d i;.i.:i,-. to one a.idri ,-s fur one year. SlOKi; or
t-.i'-l il-i.-j ei-V lVricUi-.al.-, to one nJdre.-s !'..r
i '' -k i: 1 1 i-i In ran he ; - n - plied :i f :.;- titi.
'; I e a.-iaaal v ilonie l l!.ir:er'i Vt'i-ekly. iu
neat clot a i.ia.li-i. v. ill lie fei.t oy e.v;iress l:ee
' . i t-v t-.-ase. far -7 imi :iel- A i-eoii.il'..' . r -im -
!r:-1 il ' Ihii-ttiii i 'lams, a-nt .nr. -tel.' i.r
a: !i ih-r:t:.'..!'Vi.;. i -!. n-.-ii -.o , x,,,.,,, ,
i-t;v;:' a:i-i r oil. ,-ie Ai 1 1 I t a
.'a ' i: .i v 1-:
1 : ' I .
1 .'o-i.'.s-ai-e en Harper s i. i e:l; i.- o aen'.s a
': r. iiich mu.-t !.aj paid at tile .-:ti;-e. iSi-r'a po.-t
Ad. ha
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llAUi'E'l i Lili.TiiLUi.-!. X Y
a'.'o; y nf tc . '..,i,
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HARPER'S BAZAR.
A .--.i;i; leiai-r.t -urifaiaaa,' iia.iii'.a- .iis full si;., i
J'.'.ier..- .! a t la! ar'i i. ; .. -. .iaj ar.it-s she -i.j.r
very l-n-'riili'. n nd iH-i-.i.ai-i.i.hy ai: i h itaiit l "ol -
re! 1 .t.-l:i. n Piitu.
ila-p.-r's H car e n tire' 1 f..'in pace of the
siecl itarpi r' VVteluy, printtd en MiperLne
aiiii ii'i.-re
paper, and i- pubii.-hid v ttkly-
titiTiCAL XiViiM'S wi" TIIK ri'.KS.-.
Holer's p..i.ar ,-opCiins hi -i.'.-s pi !nre. pat
terns:, et".. a virte';. :' i.:at : er of i-.-iie i-il nsef.pd
en s. et".. ti v-itie-. of matter cl i-.-pe i n n-e f.pil
iiterest to tin-taieii v : a: ti. ies en lie.iSlli. di e-s.
lull
... I : t ....:,... : ..I. a, . , ,.,..,. :,. . i;tr; ,t
matter is e-i i i ii-11 mm ill It d to theeii .'.e it is 111-t-.-n-l.-d
to int.'!'.-; and in-trui-t : an ! it has o.-.-idi p
C'.o.I .--:ries and literary matter cf merit. It is
not 0:1 1 ri-iiiit tl.iit ;ii journal, with su -h ft-u-tu,
-s. h is arehi"v.jd i i a sip rt '.ime nr. iininenj.
Si .1 .- , I'll OI.lt I 1.1 i:C Ol 1 ' .- Ml 1 !- ' e-l t- I til .
tho't ..ii. Is of t'an-.ilie-, and ii-- t-a'ai-'ters h.'tve ,
tilled tl.e tle-iiai..! 'f li" y'ontii mdy iio I ti.o u 1
si:: ;e i;a ai : a-v nf i i .-: n er's ii.i -ar i.-i l ai l" Mil.- i
si-ri-er f.-r lie-. A . l'or'.- ... .17 I--'. J
The I 'aa is e.vi'fiei:' . hike all l'.e p.-rio-i tea Is
wt.i. -a ti.e 1 1... p. :- pool :-it is aimost I I. ai..y
i d f-diied. and tii- class of readers It-r v. u in it
:.-: in, ::;..- '. the m- t ::-.-.- n-l i'.-ut;thti rs in aver- I
tl-e 1 Jamil if. can IP t le.it pr. -lit Iy its k oi d
.i-.-i:.s.' atal i; e.-l l.'.-le, men. we t.so e i.n ui"i' i.
i.i-e '.i-.iiiy tip'kir." very n:ar, I ..; i nat'i i. r
I na n t !;. v ii::. y ii .tve . n !a ! ee t a-: lo fii'ii !'-
-.tt; ta 1. :. i -. n- iti l . la -: 1 . 1 li oa-.-hoid
an i - i map i-a:.:'. froai tai.- ;.-i.o '. ,.,.titr !
tiit-i. :-.r. ?.' .' - - ".
I' ln.s -it ,.f I i ii-? -t. -i!il,'. of ec-iveyi'.fr
i .i" 'i--o. Vi . ' ,- -..-e. t: ;::. r:;- :: t very
I !. ! ..r'p.e it. ute! a . e;i:J- Weil st.. .-ke i .v c 11 fjij
riac'.in:? malti..-. i.a.v.'u-i.ij. .-. y.,'.', e.,r
I
srnsciiiiTioNs isT.
Tr.hM s ;
IIi:rp"r'.-rai7.ir. ope j i" r l'O
An extra 'oj.y ct the Macu-irie. Weekly, or
I. .ar v::. 1 s:;;......- 1 :r:i:p ..r evt-rv ' t .1 ) ..t
' 1- iv" sai -eriae;-- :,t ;-l ',.' e c h ii, 01. f t iltitti.si'f
i or. si pi-s far SV"i w ;'!v.:i: t Cm .'..j.y.
1 .':"--. r..!t. :i I" i larper s .uasra .:. ne. W ft k!y. j
j and ill ::..r. ot.e ti.'.li-.-ss far one year. &i" (: t
' "r. 1 of Harp :'.- P-.t iodic.-,!.,, to on-? addit-.
f .r ct.e : e ir. Si .'. J
1 k iitiinl.-r- een h- -u pj; :. t ar: y time.
Vo's i. and II. of Harper's !;: r. tor tin !
1 ye.:rs i vis -a. eie.r.-tiit iy h- ::i i in ?ri-ei rr.ort ' t ;
1 cloth, "-ill he .- :it ::.r-.--. freight prerai 1,
! for -7 .Si ea.-h. '
: 1 11 cesr.-i-e en l!arper is-izar is o e.-Tit.s
j c . . . a 1 i : ii . iy "i . ...... r. 1- e.., ; I.
year, vvhieli must be fiatu al the suosenoer c pct
! cili'-e. 'ldr-s .
I llAUI'i.-R A" UUOTjlLTtXcitr York.
Lcnal ficllce.
'..art. Un l I'P-i i 1
Iu M-tri '
r-U.o'i:.i'.h
vs.
1
T. .r
Jan--. .1. Q. A. 1
l .'.vi'l. alill. 1.. J- oivy. ;
I'o T. J . .'oii. s and .1. tsj. A. Owen, 11 in-resMr
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s..,.., .i an. 1 .s V 1 . 1 s u' . : .-rti..., ii.
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par-rv: -. ip laa is. i.i... h.-!.l tic: si.n.i- aa part-
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a.'-ll - :a in ; ia ti-tite." to 1 i.i:t
' '. fari.i. t::e i.ariti.-r.-hip
"l i-Tfri.tf'l ai: 1 clt-ir.CH'd a icrt,' :ac m
I tracts ct iui.d to.--iil Voa:.. l.'r.'.. .' ... V.!l,- n.
t tiairisoti .-i--..i. 1: I - ear;--. r' ia :',;,
j 1 pain.a said 1. !..! :; s ri ,p--tii.--a ct 1!;.
! that a'. -i'-'e uii'iei t u i.-.-. ee ..:' . ,-eei. ,.--: re
1 j on -aid a rr-: a . a the ,.ii ! .y ..;' i,t r.
. J pee.,- ..: p t -,:-. I .n I r-a:s .-! I . : a, a. -
fA ! ail th - rl'le.O ie ical t-::e: -.-! -i" .-ui-i '...ui-.
1 ! A .1 -ties tiie.eijl. ji.-i.l tlii. a -e i to s.ii,' t-a.-'s
..: !.,-.-. i v..i-.,f . r-va- I duiy . -a a ted , 1 1 : . i i.,ai
rre.i o, phi:p:':i l.y tl;.- Ma-o-r cf sa-ii ( u-irt:
and i't :p-i tiu..-..: said - .I: i: er::.i!i jia'a-aa-pt
ill t'.tV.ir 1 J.'e. - '' e;: Vs. X.fkcllr. i
,L .Ice.. -, ia s t . a a-t, as m-t a Ken
on M.i-1 lali I a- ap; e.-i l.v tee lt-eorl-
cf sail e :t iliii.r IV ks h,:'
;;,- !! , ..i-r.i-iiiii-.' i-.i -ti:i. ? t s:.:,i
lira 's, ana p-.-ayic-.-;l;at .- t-l-i'.cl hi hi, titj.-
yid tracts cl i-jMi I y a - ..j.- ! the - i,i. :.. t.'.
r ory. ca t ;!- .-t uay ! ..ial.-:.. i : ,;.i
juit.'i'K lit ol .1. v a . i c.v-.i s. ,ic i,( ..... i.iri:-
s .n . J e. s. in .. v V " rt-Tii a , c a, a.. . .-.. .. i .-ale -.-t
: iio anl i: la t .." mil. i-'.t. .
V .ia a re r--a :' r . to ans.-.-.-r r,-. i 1 to-t'iiari cti
. .T ra.tr: the ..7 J: 'lav hi n :. ;. " is"p.
s:i .:;.'.i . f't'LK.
'.-:- - - - a:i -t t-.,.
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RATES OF ADVERTiilSG
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Ail f.apsi. nl :i 1 i i Hi i:. tifi n n.-t 1 . diiaiiT
ill l;.lv:l.:e..
e. -r t
j Corner "Jin r.::d Szconl Sfrects,
j PI.ATlSMot lll. NEl.KAMvA.
kfti ejailaiu;y on Imnd lleJ lerl of nil kij.'.
MEATS,
wliivli Lc wiil fari.ish to cu.-doiorrs at thn In-'
: lor cash. ji2'tiSui-
FATULI V. k MONKLL
(,-Ui".'C-iil to Kiter, Pair'.ie X Motiell.1
JOBBING STATIONERS,
Blank Cock Manufacturers,
Engravers & Lithographers,
AM; (iKNKI'.A!.
Booksollera and Publisher?,
rozi sk.fi ozz :rs:.T.
The undo idi-.l lia!t"-cr the whole if it. ired
cfthe
fox . rv e m:i -r .1 v .-.t w mill .-
'Jl iiorJ- . vver i-Te-i.-.e ati l l'..:l.-r.J :i::ii' -f ''. f.-ot
I i: ' r-. .iii it: eli Tiiar -:ov. Inn nry 11; i! 1 Io n e,
.'lex.. 1 le t : eve.-vlliiii',r in rutniiiiii o-iier.
Al.-.. .1
nuD.'i dyi i.t.iy'i nr.h
of four roonis and cellar, l'or ta rl iei.ta rs fit
nine if. ". St II l.t VI V.
a.r::'.f.' l;..,-k 111.:!'-, ("if. i-ous.sy, Nei l
J. & M. J. 8treight
nrti.ni.s in
Fruits, Confeclio;2rie3, Toys
NOTIONS. LOCKS
STATU )N i-:uy
PlnOrtu-f ith, Au;. ti".
Hoe Ann I t eker.
. ' In (. haueeiy.
M. 1). .s. afford, j
In :tr- i.inet' ai-1 l.y xirtticr.f
a deer -e of the 1 list: i. t '.in t of I he Jd do ll - al
I 'i-'i iet vvii hill and for S i uade: eoiucy ,n .1
State cf elra-k.i. made iu li.e aV.vc -an.e
a e. 1 hearlai.-date on 1 l.e '.oil il ii cf .Novetici.'!
a. p. : '. c. iai;"ie ria.-t.ir c .hi .-r tt r rn . t
ii
said ennui y, I. the sn ii -e.-i i e r. . In 1 1 Ii f .-aiip-d.
rs e. u!:iy. Nehra-k.i. aad S,, iil Ma-t.rin
t'iii-is -eiy for -..i- ttity. will oli, r h r -a'.e a.
Jilli li -ala tioll. t 'll" h'.idies! :i' H I i -t hid Ierljr
:i-!i. in f ont nl saeil s linii. i! e plic e hera
i. Ii..- l.i-t !t 1 1.: f said ( o;:rt w i - h !-id ill t he (" Ii
of.-V-l '-u.d. S.-eoi ier ei.iin . -h r.ts W :i . ..n M..n
dav. lite .'!d day i f .lalinary. a. ii. 1s,(i. at tv.o
o'.lo'-l: . in. ol -a'd i! 'V. ill"- I-l- I lit' '! e- ! ih
r 1 n. I i ! '.i it : la t lit a e e." yu-l lot i.im
1 '. si 'pa, i!,,Hv ! ,l)i, I i-.vll.-il i l-. N o. Mi ll t ei u
l.'i i t. r'il. !; I P'e Xc ' il i jt ea-t. i:i San n..T
fur.. ly. N. I.ia-i. i. vn l e..:.t.-iit,i.if hi'iy-M :tn I
-ity ...- hi ii '.r.-.lt'.s . t'.r.oiui a.-!es- of land,
t i - ' wiih all toil siii-n'-r the i'niir.iVe
iie !' aad a j.pti 1 1 .'iitu s tl.. re-.i I,.! .i.itIm.
In :.e 'i 1 a ! o" ) i . '.i. I iy . .f t lie def.-t '1.' n : a !..o e
n-i-ni'J.t .-r.'.i-'y -aid .".t. the atnoiii.t ..:'
wl.ieh is ii. tl.t.-s. v i.!: ::. .en .. on
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