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Siadeltnaiin'H advertisement apiears
in another column. Read it.
Over fifty passengers arrive! in I'latts
tuouth on the morning train, from the
cant, moFt of them looking for homes in
Nebraska.
Notlejs than fifty persons arrive here
ilaily with a view to settling in the city.
Iiuil.1 ! l.uikl ! ! LuilJ ! ! ! There is not
am:onimolationi in town for the influx
tf ieople, anJ xrr. miwl Lnill !
The ciemher of the IjOgi'atnre, anl
others who came in on the 4 p. m. train,
held a niecrin. ahoarJ the, train on its
arrival at this city Hon. S. IX Ueals
chairman, and Hon. J. S. Church sec
tary and passed resolutions of thanks to
the orn.-ers of the D. & M. 11. II. Co. in
Nebraska fir the uniform kindness and
numerous civilities experienced at their
hands on the trip down. They united
in expression of general praise of the
load and its c (Beers.
'rum Sfoattxy' Zii7-.
Ixmt began Wednesday, the 2d inst.,
and continues until Kttstcr Sunday, the
17th of April.
The ice was sufficiently thick in the
river, tlJs morning, to make it difficult
for the fjrry boat to navigate.
We a-k the indulgence of our readers
f ira few days, until we again get "broke
in," and ln-come accustomed to the
rcL'ular "order of business."
Ve will publish the Herd Law, and
other laws r f a gr:x-ntl nature, as fast as
we cun pPK-UiC copies from the Socrctarj
t f State.
Nat. Brown, General Agent of the
Western Stage Company, has our thanks
for favors. The company are now run
ning fine, large coaches, and excellent
ftoek, between Louisville station, on the
B. Si M., ami Lincoln.
We pablish, to-day the act regulating
the juri-diction of l'robate Courts in
civil cases, passed at the sesoi n nf
ITi-laturw int elosfd. Tt is of frn-.ral
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luijiorifiiice, Ltuu: e iiumcii lo ;aj ll
before our readers.
A. E. Touzalin, riencral Ticket Afnt
of the B. M., was in Lincfrin, lat
wcjk, where he placed on rale tickets for
all parts of the cast, Tia Plattsmouth,
Burlington and Chicago.
The B. fz M. Company are erecting a
monster coal house at the entrance of
their yards, south ef Main street ; and
like everything done by the company, it
w built in the most substantial manner.
Cait. Hon vcr informs us that the old
town of Ijoui-svillc will be re-survey til
immediately, and the lots placed on sale.
The town site lies adjoining the Imis
ville Station grounds on the B Jfc M.
Koad iu Nebraska, and bids fair to be
come an excellent town. Capt Hoover
is the proprietor of the ground.
The Chinamen recently taken to Texas
nrc thinning nut the dogs. Agoodsized
dog will briim ten elollars there just for
the meat. Dogs are learning the tricks
of the Chinamen so well, that when they
see a pigtail coming they lay rijiht down
and froth at the mouth, to make Wl'icve
they have the hydra jihobia, we don't
believe that! for our celestial must
hive a healthy dog. Couldn't a few
dozen ChinamcuJ be inirrted for use in
this city ?
A large number of the members of
the Legislature from the southern part
of the State came in over the I. M.
last Saturday, and ttok the down train
on the C. B. & St. Joe the same evening.
They find thi the quickest and easiest
route home front Lincoln. Parties can
leave Lincoln in the morning and arrive
at any part of the State adjacent to the
river, the same evening, by coming this
way.
Von 7W7ty AnYy.
Sheriff Johnson is busily engaged in
ascertaining how much each individual
in this locality L worth.
The first Ins'a'ment of paiier and ink
for the new publication at Ashland has
arived at this city.
C. II. Walker, County clerk of S aun
der county, and chief clerk of the
Nebraska House of Representatives, was
in the city last night. He left for
Ashland on the 10 o'clock traintliis
inorning-
A fellow named Tim. Keliey, was badly
pounded last Sunday evening, at East
Plattsmouth. by parties whose names we
failed to learn. Tim. was over there
some time since, and drew a revolver on
ome one. The pott ml ing soems te have
been in revenge ior me uraiug m me
It was at first rejMitc:d here j
revolver.
that Keliey r as killed, but later advices
ar to the ,.cet that lie is alive, out
badly bruis.' Keliey is known about
town as . 'M1-
I'. Joy La tk-cHcl to at once erect a '
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i-erm.iucni mnroan ino-iv: imci vuv :
Kansas river at Ltwmand say, itw !
ploriou news for Leavenworth. It
y pea is
Jov."
of t!;o J.ri'k'e as 4ithc DnJi:c of
We learn from an official .statement
published in the St. Joseph Uniou, that
out' of 417 cars which left .St. Joseph
Ica'leJ. over the C. 13. k. St. Joe It. II-,
Jurins the iuonth of Fchruarj" VU
of them WL-re loaJol with ties for the 15.
& M. wct fr im I'lattsiu'uth.
While at Lincoln we had the pleasure
of meeting friend Howard, of the Beat-
! trice C(.iri',;i. I Le (. I nuou is a nue
paper, represents the Ix-ality where it is
published (a.- all pood papers should)
and is deserving the iuccess we know it !
nt..u.;n I
r. Converse an l John 13. Bennett
(F. A. Whit's marr.Je apjears to have
fallen onto Bennett) have' recently been
down in (Jagc county talkistg to the
people there about taking up their grade
made to Lincoln an l stringing it out iu
the direetion of (I age county. Wonder
if thia will have the desired effect and
secure another $."(, KJ in lond out of
the Lincoln people ?
The man who has not visited Ah;and
for two or three mouths would le aston
ished to '-o there now. Houses are
snrinsinj ud all over the town site, and
troot fire er,.wdi-i1 with teams from
the country. In fact, "everything is
lovely," and the Ashland "goose yangs
high." You can always get a "square
meal" at Munhail's, served up in a style
that reminds one of home ; an 1 if that
does not make travelers think well of a
town, we arc at a loss to know what
would.
The earlv comr-letion ot the .Midian I
Pacific is demanded bv tlm peor.Ie of
Otoe and Lancaster counties. Xtbraxbt
.'"'.' CJirouufc. j
Ye. and the Miiknd J:ni.,,l.i more j
binds. Whose demands will be aivo led
to ? We apprtheud the people of Otoe 1
and Lancester counties begin to s-x-th" '
hole they started in at em the Midland j
question, but do tney see the coming out
place yet?
from VTednt'H'xv't Ihxily,
A post office has been established at '.
Kast l'lattsmoutii.
The rush has already commenced. A
lnrirc number of immigrants arrived on
the train yesterJaj'.
Arrangements arc being perfected for
the erection of s.-vend brick blocks in
this city d tring the coming season.
Dr. Beinier, Deputy U. S. Assessor,
xking uj) revenue Lusi-
l.T ill .l r
ness.
WepuLKch, to-day, the act passed at
the recent session correcting errors in
the school law.
The person who lost a buck glove in
froi.t of the Court IIo;u-e can get it by
calling at Dovcy's s.ora.
Workmen are setting cp a pile driver
on 4th street to day, f r the 'purj--o.se of
commencing operation on the new
liri'Ige.
B-v. A. Wright, Post Chaplain at I't
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ing. ne win remain jiere uw.ii iniiiv
days.
Tho B. k 11. Co. iu Nebraska haTe
issued their fir.-t tariff rates for freight,
which dates from last Monday. Their
rates are lower than Iowa roads.
The Bailroad Company have telegraph
poles strung all the way to the end of the
truck, and will have the line in operation
to Ashland as soon as the road is com
pleted to that jxiint.
Will the AW anl Omaha II.-.ld
read J uj' C. Barnum anl J. S. Hunt
out of the democratic jai ty becau.-e
th?y dared to be just and vote to exon
erate the Commissioners from blame?
Thos. Mart on once publ-thed a pajer
called the AW at Nebraska City. He
sold out to a man nam'id Hickhn, who
spent what money he had trying to keep
Sterling Morton's- political head alovc
water, and finally the-y all went down
together. We have reason for believing
that the paper ceaed publication some
weeks since. It has
for at least a month.
failed to reach us
A. W. Prole, Esq., has commenced
operations at White k Buttery's old
stand. Prole has the reintaton of being
a first-class druggist, and aj.pearatK in
dicate that his reputation is based on
merit.
The traveling j.ulilic will be glad to
learn that Omaha's most popular land
lord J. C. Higl-ee has leased Capt.
Murphy's new hotel building in this city,
an l will ojen it to the public alwutt the
first of April. Higl-ee always had the
reputation of keeping the best house in
Omaha.
Our r.ld friend, C. S. William, former
oj.orntor at thi point for the Western
Cni'-i), new in charge of the office at Ne
braska City, callel on its this morning.
This is his first visit to Plattsmouth for
over a year. lie will remain in this vi
cinity for a couple of weeks.
nonr. a;aix.
Mr. Cyrus Wooehuan, Managing Di
rector of the B. & M. P.. B. in Nebraska,
arrived ii the city yesterday. He has
been absent about two months on a visit
eact. Mr. Woodman L a. thorough busi
ness man, and the interests of the Com
j any could not be cntmstod to better
hands.
AMOiT AfJ AIX.
The "3Iary Magee" is all ready for
operations again, and will co:nm?nee
making regular tripsto-uiorrowor Thurs
day. Sh? is the best ferry on the river
between St. Joseph and Omaha, and
Ci4j)t. Magee knows how to oiK-mte her
to the satisfaction of the traveling pub
lie. The injury by fire wu-s not so great
1 a.s was at first suppo ed.
There is a document at the office olj
MavorWhe - ler in which every citizen of
- . i
Plattsmouth is interested. Cail anJ ,
make voursclt tauuhar With its contents,
(O.MI.VKIVE.
IV. Brook
attcmnts to
rcljel by the as?
Iremt during the late onp
He does not say vJnh front, neither
does it matter. Benedict Aarncll was
''at the front" and Judas Iseariat was a
disciple.
SPECIE PAT3EST.
The financial horizon logins to look
clear, and the in lieations are tha
we
are attut to have a rj.-umpii n of Specie
Payment. Bispatehes from several dif-
fercnt
house
cities a'lnn.'.r.TO that different
have provid-.'il themselves with
silver change and commenced paying it
! out, an l that others are expected to fol
low suit. (Sold closed in New York
vesterdav at onlv 1 10.
mi.I.IAItlKS.
Vnllfau the ( lininpion or .Vrbraika.
Tho match game for the State Cham
pionship if Nebraska and $100 a side
between W. II. Valleau, of Brownville
and A. Sloan, of Omaha, took place at
Brownvi.le on last Saturday evening,
before a large number of sectators.
Valleau won by 15n jMiints, his highest
run being lOo ainl his average 15.
Mr.
Sloan's hi-liCit run was J1. It is
claimed by Mr. Sloan's friends that he
was not in condition tj play, sufferin,
from an attack of billiousness.
rORKEOTIO.V.
In our notice of the passage of a bill in
the Hou-e of Representative;, relating
to the " Dakota Cut-ofF," we credited
T f Ti-iif rTAT iccam vi oc ii.tm.1-'i.inlr trio
... . . . . , .
" e are miormca mat tne mu was
that ot .Mr. John Tarte, ourefhctal M. C,
Mr. Bycr merely rejtorting it under
re.piest from the Chairman of the
Committee on Teritories under the
regular call, as a di;n:erestil
j. -ty. We make this correction for the
purpose of giving Mr. TarTe f" nil crc- lit
frthe bill, which was 'his, and to pre-
vent the belief that it was Mr. Ih er'sbill.
IIl.SJXE.SS!
The rapidity with which western men,
and we might add, western women
disj atch business, was exemplified be
fore His Honor, the l'robate Judge, this
a. m.: Iviter, a couple to be married
anxious sjectators taking seats. His
Honor quietly asks bridegroni, "do you
take this woman to be your wedded
wife?" An?. "Yes." Judge tobride.
"Do you take this man, &c?" Ans.
"Yes." Judge I pronouiKre you man
and wife. Hajpy coujile rise to leave.
Indignant spectator from the East who
ha ! for a moment turned his back to the
Court to whisper to a friend: "Judge,
yon are not lotting them leave without
getting married?' Judge "No, they
are man and wife." Indignant Sjec
tator. "Whew! that's too quick a job
to last a lit'-'time."' Time taken by
spectators, thrre secunrf!!! Can they
'eat that, Ea-t?
"ST. PATrtH K-S DAT.1'
A meeting was bel l in Murphy's Hall,
on Saturdny evening, March 5th, J H70,
in pursuance of a call of "many Irish-
nun,
'
to make arranccmcnts to cele-
rate ile l-h March, St
Pat rick's
Day," in accordance with a time-honored
custom. Meeting called to order, E. B.
Mu j'hy elected cJiairniau. Committee
of five were appointed to make all nec
essary arrangements, and reported, as f 1
lows : '
Committee on Procession.
do Dancing.
do Sujrser.
do Invititations.
d'" Finance,
live members were selected to act on
each committee, and elected E. II. Mur
phy Marshal of the day. Ik-port
adopted. Motion was made to .secure a
1 Sli-.'il:rr ir tlir iliv i-1m.-ii -
adopted. Meeting adjourned until
Tuesday evening, March bth, 1S7;, to
m?ct again at Murj hy's Hall.
B. C. Ci'Mii.vc,
ecretary.
MI SICAL ASM( IATIO.V.
Ih lieving that the interests of the mu
sical science demand it, the undersigned
respectfully request all iversons ladies
and gentlemen who are interested in
the cultivation eif musical talent, to meet
at the Court House on Friday evening
next, at 7 o'clock, for thi purpose ef !
taking the initiatory steps in the organi
zation of a Musical Association, for the
more perfect concentration of the mu
sical talent of Plattsmouth, and for mu
tual improvement in, and practice of the
science, both vocal and instrumental.
J. N. WI.-E,
L. F. Johnson,
li. Nkwem.,
J. V,. Mat-shali.,
11. B. WlXDilAM,
T.'W. Evans,
C. Sr iII.ATE!l.
PljmsMnuTii, March S, s70.
We saw Messrs. Walsh & Putnam car
rying into their omce on Thursday a sus
picious looking box. The box looked
like the boxes in which the K. G. C.
hiped "Sundy School Books" to their
friends in Indiana and Ohio during tho
war. We interviewed them and found
that the box did not contain horse pis
to's. .Vc, but li. ii. tickets for the B.
& yi. 11. B., from Litieoln to all the
prineijial cities of the I'nited Slates and
Canada. They informed us that they
had accepted the ticket angemy for the
:t - M I 1 ! 1
pared to sell a throuch ticket at low
tv ... m a.., iiii'i l-i-it: now ie
rates. ihe-v said thev were out of free
passes. Therefore we will stav at home
while yet. Liniuhi Ju
We saw John B. Bennett, (of jhe
Midland j while wc were in Lincoln, an l
he informed us that he was out of ftea
rases It is too bad. Gcro should
have a life pa vs over the B. & M., an l Jwe
certainly expected cue over the Midland.
Learn to issue your priciplcs against
the influence of ridicule. You can no
more exercise your reason if you live in
the constant dread of laughter, than,
you can enjoy your life if you live in the
constant u-rrc. of death.
s of the Kalo I?ffitcr, j ness, an J unaerstanl it wel., have soM j ISull Jim
prove that he was not a out here an J want U, emirate west it j j uenv i.cmi.n
ertion that he wasat "the t,ie projects seems 1 avo-ao.e. . a, . j. T
Mi-uk.;an, l ob. 'tl, l7. j
KriT.n: IHiA'tSi't : I saw in .
your pajHr a call fur Brick M.kers at j
vnur niase. 1 am a Uri-.-S .Maker anJ ,
Mason, have always worked at the bu-i- ;
anv brick male at vour place? Is there
any good clay for brinks? What is
brick w:rth? Could there, in your opin
ion, be sold 400.000 or 5!)0,()' fcj bricks, this
season coming? What is common la'.or
worth per day ? WhatLs Mason's wages?
Iloff much is the population of your
place ?
If you will take the trouble to
answer this and give me a statement, you
will do me a great favor, and if the pros
pect seems fair I will be out there
Please send me one copy of your paper
and oblidge, Yours Truly. X.
We are glad our Muskcgan friend Las
addressed his inquiries to the 1 1 era LP.
as we delight in giving all the informa
tion possible in regard to Ne
braska, and particularly this section of
the State. We answer the questions in
the orler in which they are asked.
1st. There are bricks made here, and
have been for many years, tut the pres
ent indications are that the demand will
exceed the supjIy the coming season.
2nd. We presume the clay must lie
good, fir the bricks produced are of very
good quality.
3rd. Bricks sold last season at $12 per
thousand, at the kiln. None scliing now
none to be had.
4th. We do think 4!)o,000 or 50O,
(M, and more, bricks can be sold here
during the coining season. In fact we
have no doubt twice that amount can be
sold.
5th. Common labor is worth from
. 1.25 to $2.50 per day much less by
the month.
6th. Mason work during the past
sea-onwas $4.o0peruay.
7th. The present population of Platts
mouth is about 5.0 h i, and is increasing
more raj -idly than any town in the west.
If our Muskegan friend, "or any other
man," has any further questions- relaiiug
to this jiortion of Nebraska we will take
pleasure in answering them as fuirly as
possiuie.
ti:,
The following resolution passed loth
branches of the legislature after the
reading of the report of the investigating
committee.
RexohitJ, By the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Nebra-ka.
That, having heard the report of the
joint committee a ipointed to investigate
the official conduct of the Commission
ers of Public Buildings, is in the judg
ment of this Legislature that, in exceeding
the authority conferred ujion them, in
the sale of the Public Lands and Iots
at Lincoln, and in the matter of the in
crease in the size and the cost of the
Public Building now in process of con
struction at Lincoln, they have been
governe'd by an honest purj-oso to sub
serve the le?t interest of the State, and
we therefore exonerate them from all
censure, and endorse their action, both
in their capacity as such Commissioners,
and as individual eitiz:-i:s.
W. W. Yeates has closed his
business hero and moved to Platts
mouth, Nebraska. We are sorry he has
gone. He was a careful drucirist, a re
liable business man, doing a largo trade.
Bat success to you in your new home.
Winterstt Lnci) JUa:ItMnoin.
We welcome Mr. Yeates to the rising
city of the West, and congratulate him
uj)on the soundness ot h- judgment in
selecting a new home.
RECOflDEK! fOl'KT.
March 3. James I'3-an, arrested last
niiht on a charge of drunkenness,
was brought before Recorder Wells this
morning, (having been confined in jail
over night) lead guilty to the charge
and was fined $3 and costs, in default of
payment ir security was committed t
jail to work on the streets.
March 4. John Harris, arrested last
night for drunkenness, confined in jail
until this morning, and was brought be
fore Recorder Wells, and fined 3 and
costs; in default of payment, was sent
to jail to work out the fine on the streets.
Thomas Henderson, arrested for
drinking a little too much, was confined
in jail until this morning, and brought
before the Recorder; plead guilty, and
wits fined ?1 and costs, which was ai l
and prisoner discharged.
James Mclaughlin, arrested for
drunkenness, plead' guilty, was fined $3
and cobts. Not being able to pay was
sent to jail, where he will also get work
from the city to pay fine and costs.
'ow Squirm, 01l X.-ture."'
A stingy Christian was listening to a
charity sermon. He was nearly deaf,
and was accustomed to sit facing the con
gregation, ritht under the pulpit, with
Lis ear-trumpet ujiward toward the
preacher. The r-eni-tnt moved him con
siderably. At one time he said to him
self "I'll give ten dollars,'" again he said
"I'll jiire fifteen." At the dose of the
ajipeal he was very much moved, and
thought he would give fifty dollars. Now,
the bexes were passed. As they moved
id.mg his charity began to ooze cut. He
caine down from fifty to twenty, to ten,
to five, to 7.ero. He concluded that he
w.nild not give anything. "Yet," he
said, "that won t do I am in a bad fix.
My hopes er heaven may be in this
question. This eovetotisiiess will be my
ruin." The boxes were getting nearer
and nearer. The crisis was ujion him.
What should he do? The be.x was now
under his chin all the congregation
were looking. He had been holding his
pocket book in his hand during the so
liloquy, which was half audible, though
in his deafness he did not know that he
was heard. In the agony of the final
moment, he took his pocket book and
j ji t'.e box. stiying to himself a-
"--J -'OV.' squu ui, opi natur
Idle Frcdrickburg (Ya.) llrrald says ;
"There w: probably ne ver before in the
historj- of the State so many candidates
for office. It is the rule in every. villiage
and town, eitj- and county, in Virginia,
-and i-cojde hve quit asking each other
when they meet on the street, "How is
your health?" or "How do yon do?"
The new salutation is, "What arc you
running for ? ' '
Hon. An-on Burlingame, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plorjapoten-
ttity, of the Chinese Jmjure, died at St.
i etersburg, in Russia. Feb. 23, 1870,
a ;-ed years.
f V : I kl I I.ISa til l .1 r"il I Ul'MI M?. ft. T & t 1 t i. 1
eaantness. . iroiir"ii ii
Lit ... tue letters rematmng . hc
Plattsmonth I t Oilu-eMaren 1,-t !..
. i i t
An - erscn I t
Ijconardll
Mercier lew's 2
Mathews dosi;4h
Marts L J
Mc-sset ( 'has
Mason Nancy
Mart ns Jane
McCale II
Morrow D L
Mallov G T
,
An l.rso A (i -
irwn" Ma'cv
lirown Alviu
Urown J L
Rlaekatcr J
Byres P
Bea.-on J II 3
Collopy Wm
Culbn Miss
Molaniels J II
Me.-! .r Wm C
Ma n -Sid Siml
Palmer E'enor
Pantske Fred
Hat- Parsons Harry
Phelps B
Petrv Sarah
tie 2
C-'lvinon Mm
Corcoran Michael
Campbell A B
Collins Pat
Cox Frank
Chimin T L
Corel J
Cretan John
Clark Wm
Carter Wra
Carnes Th s
Detwiler J S
Dolen John
IVford Wm
Fretuan Sallie
Fettcrman U
Green Thos
Graham H
Ryan J
Koirers d
Rogers W A
Racer Chas
Rec 1 A J 2
Rellihan Tom
Ross Chas
Rowland M V
Shorn 11 J
Stewart II
Strausner N
Stretchhory J
Smith Mary E
Sullivan T A
Sprinffcr R 2
Sthen Chas (Swe
den) Smith L H
Heopcraft J 2
Hanson Lewis B 3 Shecan John
Hendricks J Shoemaker E
Horrigan J Taylor Wm
Hodsem S Thompson 3Iat
Hanlou Thos Thompson Jas
Hitchcixk C Thouip.-on Peter
Hays A T Thomjison Nora
Ilooglan E Taylor A
Jacobs E R Taylor Thos
Johnson P Turner A 2
Johnson S Wil-on D T
Keliberg W (Ger- Waters S II
uianyl 3 Wheeler E E
Krugen H Wapgnor II
Kloj'ping II V'ork R (r
Kinecon A Warren B F
Kelsey J Wood Isaac
Kindt J Wiswell Gregg
Lawson iV J Young Ellen
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say advertised.
J. W. Marshall. P.M.
rnora io a city.
'' o r r i t 1 e Arriiliut.
Iowa Cm', March 7, lo70.
Ii:au IlKitALP: I snatch my pen to
tell you of a terrible accident that be.el! j h ijq y thinkiug of bon is. His
one of the students of the University at ; remains Were intern ! e-i-ie his hr.init
this place, on the 22d ult. The circimi- ; c uoj.-tioir. ( ). P. M.
stances are as follows, as near as I can i iv.r, -i i; : M .rtun -Ji'.uh.m i-ft n.
relate them
...,:
it was agieeu mat, me
several departments of the University
sboul 1 susjien l operations on that day,
to commemorate the birth day of Wash
ington ; and all did so except the law de
partment. Early in the forenoon, a
jiarty cf students ascended to the top of
the University building, and while on
.1 ..... s.f !. .1.,...-, :.. (1... nr. rxC lifAi-f.
' ,.i i i - i i - i
mg a flag, one of them lost Ins Iio.d and
III. 1. I 111 L II I1IM1II.. .11 Lll. Ul-I. .I''l. w
fell to the cround, a distance of seveno
feet. Some live hundred people were
scattered along the pavements, beside-?
those who. were inside of the campus,
looking, with anxious eyes, to see the
old flag flaunt to the breeze. But little,
perhaps, elid any of them think they
were about to witness a seane of so dif
ferent a nature. I rushed out of my
stu lio and joined the excited crowd, who
were rushing pell-mell to the scene.
But when I reached the l avement, my
attention was drawn to the jieculiar man
ner ij which some pultons were twisting
f.. n.,:.i .. -' Ai-.i...,i t
. .... . . . .
toimscii, ai so sciwio a.i a.i.oi. i "j -
sieians were sent lor, who were soon on
hand, to relieve the unfortunate sufferer.
. . : . -n..:- ...
line they were giving the j.oor ienow
a ve-ry critical examination, one of them
was heard to remark that lie tea red the
poor man was past recovery -that a
whole bone wa.s not be found in his body.
He wns straw. That's all.
Will.
TypoKrnpliIrnl Itlimclei-n.
A distingui.-.hcd soldier of the late war,
with whom the writer had the honor of
serving at Yieksburg and elsewhere in
the Mi-ssissijijii valley, and who is now
the Governor of a Weitern State, was
announced among a list of speakers who
were to address a meeting on a certain
occasion, at Chicago a- a baUle-waW
General." If tht careless compositor
ad added another r to the italicised
word it would have kvii nearer the
truth, and also what the editor wrote.
A New York e-ditor thus introduced
some ve-rses : "The j.ocm published this
week was composed by an esteemed
friend who has lain iu his glare for many
years for his own amusement."
The following semtene-e from a recently
published sensation novel shows the
creat importance of correct punctuation :
"He enters on his head, his helmet cn
his feet, armed sandals upon his brow ;
there was a cloud in his right hand, his
faithful sword in his eye, an angry glare
he sat down."
A female compatriot of the irrejire.-.-i-ble
Train not long since addressed a
mournful commuication to a Buffalo
paper; "By some fantastic trick of
your e'oiiij ositor, my Fpoech in St. James
HaJ! (n Saturday evening is suddenly
terminated, and so linked to tkat of Mr.
Train that I am made to run off in an
entirely new vein of eloquence. Among
other ex j -loirs', f - iit.i. to boat that 1
neither smoke, nor chow, nor drink, nor
lie, nor steal, nor swear, as if such
accomplishments were usual among
American women : and wherever I refer
to mv
honored - countrymen as "white
males." 1 am ret orted as havimr
addressed them as "white mules," Ail j thought best to move from Salt J-ike.
these are good joke-, if credited to the Tie Secretary of the Xica-.,iiy is urg
jirinter's devil, but not to tho.-c who re- j ing Sen itrs to iiiimediate t.cti -n on the
firesent an uniMipular idea an I carefully j Funding 15.11. and says all his advi. es
weigh their words." from Euroj, sh"w our ' .edit to have
From Errors of THE In ess, m
tut '. Al'trch uunorr of Jjiitpiucolt Lnja
zi it.
The new Arit.iltiiral riouse.
The firm of Kusscll, Doom !c Co. have
ojiened their doors on Main street, near
the Court House, with a full line of agri
cultural impiiuicnts and machinery.
Thi firm has branch houses already es
tablished at Plattsuiouth, Ashland :uid
Miifonl, and has ieci.il agents, at Lincoln,
Teeumseh, Beatrice, Rulo, Arago,
Brownville, and every point of any im
portance in the South Platte country.
Thry warrant every article they sell, and
their agents are authorized to furnish
repairs aud settle all ..la mages. They
are also agents' for C. i" J. Cooper iV.
Co., of Jit Vernom, Ohio, manufactur
ers of steam engines and all kinds of
grist and saw mid machinery. Mr. J.
E. Doom is the priiicip 1 manager of
the business at this jiiit, and fanners
will find him a fair, candid man to deal
with, and prompt to all his agreements.
yir. l.ussell is, an old pioneer resident
and one of the wealthiest men in Ot
County, and the warranty of the firm is
good security fur any damage or defect
in anything they may sell. A'tA. City
1 ' C-'.
. ill : . Woiitik .1.
The IV.'t.iud .1 ; gives som Tacts
nluiive U- th.-surlcrinc that atte;; L 1 the
di-:.-ter to the sen-. -oner,
li.. .-i.r 1 1 .r s.!i .-.i K"t. ,! '. v t i . i -i r 1
Captain .1 i:ml hi ;
"l:i a pass-jirc from
i
X. w
' i O IV tlll-
a !.o:r an 1
: an l billow
's-i u was :,
:n o
r
an i aiier
i-.-s"crate c i-e-t wan st. im
suceeetSe-
led
r.i retting into
j Nassau. Tiie caj'tain's wit
wai on
: l.-oatu, ai.d proved n-r.-eii a liers:n
! Sl:c took her turn at the pump regtt
i lurly. ..n ! once when the woro-otit sc-x-j
r.i, ii deel;:-d the-y would pttmji no longer
she tok an axe and threatened in.-taiit
j death to the first man who kft his ta
i tiori. She carried h.-r l.oin. and the
VlA'l
1 anl
il!
were the:
bv
avv
1. Tl
l provisions ran short anl were finaily
ovl!.nl 1 tl...-.- w.-.-. six- il-iv, !
nt-.t. ji tvrsi.! i .,.. 'I Ti.. v 1 id "i'.-ri ) )
to draw lots to see which one shred 1 die
bv his own haul for the others to eat.
when a favorable wii.d came, and the
vessel the next day reached Nasst:a.
They wore in a terrible c-mditiou from
their long suiferiiiy and were reduced
almost to skeletons.
.;; lls it I-., V'.'-u.-l I'.. ' 'ino-ii . i ;
nustiy i.-pfrs ot.t.:ie. tors ji1t (Jlark an (j ' j William.-, in :
Fonii the Xij)ii;i-ka e'ity Chronidf. i-oTisCq'tcnco of words sjikeil by tb- lat- '
We dip the following interesting item ' tor in debate. Clark struck William.- on '
fr in the Belmont Scorpio, a paper ! the head, but the part i-s were s-parated t
read ln-fore the public school in B: Imont i by the interposition of friends.
precinct. It is an interesting fact that The plan ef rcqitra'ion of grain re- ;
this 'l7-bet-u-a-ry" comes from the ' ceipts as propod by the I'n-i'knt an 1 ;
home precinct of the speculating tubjoct j directors of the Board of Trade, was j
eif this notice. ' adopted by a full Wird to-day with some i
r.E-VTHS. ! slight amendments. !
Anitlur vi'irtyrcJ S'tiut (j'jnc !o his Io,ij i The news received at Sheridan's bea 1
Iiomr. ' quarters to-day from Wyoiiiurjr n'i-1 Da-:
C-bet-u-ar a of J. Sterling Morton, j kota Territories in !i -ate a bd con litioii :
who shoved off this mortal coil in the j 0f a flairs among the Si-.ttx Indian-. '
venr of our Lord Isoo and Oroe county j which is likelv to result i-j serious treti-.le j
bonds. I am sa 1 .nd wexed. my head
is a fountain of tears, and mine e ves dilu
ted corn juice. My heart is lead, my
soul is pot be-liie 1 with grief, my limbs
ache with woe. Mv manly lorm is j
bowed down, and my venerable locks is
turned white. Oh Morton! thou Inst
cone to the grave, and in the sametumb
is buried all thy hopes. Adieu! vain
world adieu ! The county mourns.
The cruel hand of that grim monster,
death, has removed thee from our midst,
and the fate of the democratic party is
scaled forever. Our chosen standard
bearer has at la.-t sunk into that awful.
uetrraiJiiis pit, winch awaits an j oiii-e-ai
rA. l-t.i,.j
tncksteis
l-arewc-:i! a long farewed ! I was wirh
, , ,-l -. 11 l-.-
Iiim in his lying, moments, an t lc
scoiiic-d rati on til until a short tune before
his desci a-e, when lie l.K'gun to talk in
rail-
tt
wild and con. 'used maiuicr, aoout
road eoiniiaiiies. cor.iuv bonds a;i l
the
1 future proqjerity od'Otoe couoty jico.!e.
In- last words were: lelithe peojile. 1
out lav I'j-s we it: nu
l.ut tay lo.-s we t; nut u ! :
, ;ivc y,.. ,;,c ton is tu u hast tereft us.
Anil th. y will nil m:r -rruv..- iu':o.
Faicweli: i';i K:ir.-.nl!' you've ru-hcl upon
y.tir .1 vii-i.
Xorr in benzine thy star :ih:-.Hset in irl.xiin.
"L" liKT."'
Til: New York llrryl.l ?ays that a
well-known i.niv at Vi'iishin-j-ton. who
f n es-es ei.
It!-. CneS J;;
er,r
ners. and entertains i bat mindly, now
and then number- a i-v.-.:t who rerieni-
I ,
',l'ri vcrv Well
j j wjt
i't'.i!- it was not so very
ii she pre.-idod at the
ceniiitei nt' a lager l eer -:o
terior e-f Pennsvlvauia.
iO.l m
th
ni-
Tiie terrii-le pass to whicli affairs' have
been brought in New York city mu-t be
apparrcnt tei the dullest- er.;o;.robension.
when even Capt. Isaiah Rynders, the
Democrat te 'wheel-h'rse,'' can saj
this: '"Tlicre is no -hanc; for tin hoa-e.-t
man in New A oik j.olitics any longer.
Whv, I took a thief up the liver not
e5'di i io;iths njr. and I came down to''
('if.-llaii the other dav. an.'. I found I
: that same thiet there, an-l he ha.i more
to sav about thimrs ih;m I had."
ItoiIT Ex --tc-s.ioo.
iNMANAliir.lS, March 5. The 1 o'L
.it ruche 1 tu a tle.uriii.r mi";', nt 15. llevii'o. i
. r , , , , , n . . ;
I no. , c ; t yc-feroay, latany Ui;:i.-it:g
j V,'m. Siiite.hV, prcpi ietor, an J "wan iintr
unetlier man.
North 1'i.attk. Xvb.. March 4.
The store nf Mcl.ueas & Dick was en
tered between ei-ht and nine o'clock
last night, and iii or .-J'-o worth of
jewelry was stolen. No clue to thi bur
ulari as vet.
TI? ItoliclUo.i in Cti'oa.
Havana, March 3.
Advices from Camn-uc of Fwbruary
2'.. says that Major Genci.il Suh'.e with
I,2hi insurgents, attacked the town of
'ah'ti:i, r.ii 1 was rejiul-ed by a small
garrison. lie withdrew widi a lo s
sixty killed and one hundrrd and fifty
woiinded. The rebel faction wa also
defV-iited at Araura, and (Jcncral Barri.
wa- taken prisoner, luie.-t .'. .nases
issued a priKdamation nniiouncing tliese
victories and Imping they will prove the
fouisdatiein of j.eace.
."Icc'.in-rof the nban l,-n:nf
New York, March 5.
A meeting of the Cuban League of
the United States, was held at Deimoni-
co s tins evening. 'Juesa la was cxpeete-1
to lie present, out no anI ttonertil AI !e-
iii.i.i. ! .iiv. i ..i.i i iiiii.i. eie lece.-is hi
ajiology. General MeMahon pn'-id.'d.
Aui-ing those present was General Bart
lett, Gordon. Aureya, 'a i Allen and
Cassius M Clay.
1 1 was resolved to bf.-l inirs ni'-et'ngs
iu the !eadin cities of the United States,
in order that the .vut!uie::-- of tin
American jco:i'e be exineod on the
Cuban question.
Wasiiim.to.v. Mareh 3.
... ... is I I ....... ... !......
Private letters to Representative Cnl-
loin, i'roni a .roiiii:i-iit oij'.cial ''I btah.
1 sav that i.rizhan. Vctiiil'. with several
lea 4!ncr: Mormons, has startid for
-oi.thcrn Arizona or a! prospecting tenr.
I It is underst
d to b- for the seleclioll of
i a new site for Zi"n, in e.i-e
it should be
rapVilv ri-en -mee the m: i i.e ot .January
II.. -v. ir.l it.' verv lie Tt irt r.iit tl.nr
u-overument sl.oulii k" sj.-e biy put tn a
position wiiote tt can avail it
advantages no.v r.fferim.'. II
'If of
the
wc
thinks
can
liake a .ood disposition of Our five
?nt bonds immediatelv.
percent
. -
S.lX FkANCISCO MaiTh 3.
Late Ariz eia advices state that the In-
dinns are quiet near Pre: cot, but in .Hn
wi- rfare in large numbers int he southern
part of the rerrite
on. Ihev attacked a
lo.htarv train en r iate
li om il lt,tr-
Pass to Tucsiri. lhe dnvtrsmd escort
e-eiped. 1 1 is rej.i.i tod that in the at
taek on the Salt Rivr -settlement they
eaj tured all the ca'iie.
A sho k of eaithquake was f it at
Russian River and Nana a'lies yc-ter-
day Mount St. Helena is a ei-nspieuoiis
vc'e.inic feak in the ci ntre cf the dis
turbed rcpiem which abounds with cvi
knees cf foriiicr volcanic action.
Suthi-j. nt iroti and ties i'..r el-hty
milesof the California and (be-on rai!
road is now at the juneti-.n
the Central Pacific roads.
Decry anl Rud lph arc
di.ilv. urepa atory for t!n
,f that r.r l
lrjcticHig
hamjiion
l;v "vi-nu
ship billiard match onS.f.T
I next.
M .
:;.-The
r ii
.-!";, i s:!.-s T II -
i
; :ij-!i! tli ' i';!. in iu H i!
eived at the i n :i Luvimu.
It
; l i s
C'l
that th1:' a.-cf
;'.::! :ivcn
by .. ty i
Cs r.i' ii;.
!
;i .'ii:
vcr. -h
in t.
;!l
worst lea i or
nothing in
I'iliev w!;i'li
tailed in this
: i ,
surpasses
paper.
v vi r 1 1 l.i-
,.t the H .o-e
cbara.:t.-r an 1
have 1.;. :: it.T'.Tia-.-d o." it.
'te;. are J t : Ty sure P 1
taken in ( ongre-- lo.jkm; t the
sal from the s.-rvit-e -f th .-e .-iae; . '-
rectlv resjioiisible for the or.ira jcs
L1J 1
flM 1 T
I lie l louse
inilite.rv eonnnitteo h i- in
Icr cusidera! i.-n t'i.- propriety n-'t. :"-
: 1 .w:ng v.ny ea.f-et t. be re.aiue'l '
' J.iiiit or Annapolis who :s proveO to
I have secured Ir's a-.Tioinimtm:
bv the u.sv-
i of money, nnd it is pretty sari- to r
.r.rt
i in favor .t tl -i:-n,:ss:,l m a.i suet. ja -cs. ;
j The II u.s- n ilci-e t-v.ocii'te wd. re-
j port in fav.-.r of reducing the i u.--i--c of ,
j Con.' res-men from 2to 10 cents j er .
j mile by the nearest i ::te.
a personal em-ountor e-evuire i
; - the s-ttli r
The residence of Mr. Curtis, at IV-
ria. was ijurnci tn:s morning. JiOss
thirty-five tnous.irid dollar".
A fire in Aurora. Illinois, last tii.'ht.
dam.te-j.l the drv iroods store of Robert
Vlo'tiiis fo tl o ,.vt..i.t n.-ib.mt tive tl.ons.
and iiollars.
Yc call the attention
f the
r ...
t uti.ers
to :'i.-
C Seed.
eif Cass and Saunders cunties
advertise-ment of ().-ae;o Oralis
l'l 1 -.1 - - , L .
; ior stue at me .xi .i uvk . i' re co.
! - i i if .. x"
r-eeoiid ami Mam streets. Now is your
, . , -rarch7d.-w4
- . . . . ...
on to ailervs VV l.u.uier :.n i i.tiyyo'tr
! '"ce 'tries. They
1 .i i i
b
sh ami will
i not oe un-ler.-oi l.
Go to Valhry " k 11
to Lav
Drv Good
ll 11- i
lhey are .-eiling c heavier
J
than the ehea;
1U;f l.J- ;!"':! I.
All jter.-oiis knowing thcius
debted to us bv note or aecoun
ves r.i-.-.re
rc-
que -ted to call an l settle imme !:ati-!y.
YAI.l.KilVS tt III PKNER.
m - -
If you are in v aM ot' n j-ol A ae-oii
go to A'alierys ec RufTher. Tln-y i-.re
n trvuf .-s for th? Star and S -httttb r Ya-r-
omts, -he iv;; ;n mrirx
the lH-.-r-in
a:i
f- i .
lV ll
l,r :
i i i.i ve j i -t rec-. i ve. t
, T - I ,
.1,:
iiiiichines ui the iijii'i'.iu-ii n".-ii-
1
f .id Ilioad a-t Seeder atid Cuhivafi .
verv miich improve 1 f-r the vetir I 70.
Call and examine them
orders.
anl .eavi
ur
All kinds -of Cotiiitry produce t .
in exchange for eo.-'ls at 'a!"..r.
en
k
RnfTn, r's.
Yalh.-rys k Ru'fucr have ; 1 re.-.-ive i
a now sci! iile o;' IJo .s t.ti d She---, which
t ii:
very
w.
'I ,L..r s
ew;n.
Yall'i
Ma; hiii-- is
. i. t .,
the k.-t in iearket.
iii r are ace nts. Tl; -e iu want of a c
Mnelrn? will find it t tlx'.r advunt
to cive them a call.
The !::i!ro.i.l
ElfTf!
n:::ti: vrs ai
ALWATs AlillAP.
Throuch
Fri-tes rtiduced.
rorro. Pro. el ('
than ever :
Prii.ts,
Mudin,
Delaine
lVplitls
I .est Kip Boots..
Best Calf Boots...
o.
re
in:
lo.Tcr
.... 9 t- 12c
.... 11 to lsc
.... 1 s to 2."e
.... So to 5'V
i'4 o.i to r. r-j
!'i on to n oo
And everything in jiroj-ortion.
Call at
CoOee ..... .
Di om. 1 !::. A; Co.'s.
from 2" to Z'.k-
" 1 o to 2'
;?! to 1 75
.Vt I'.;,:, ihv. ,V Ci.. 's.
D - .m. Br. i. eV C. h;:ve
r....
Remembc
reiluee l the price o: cveryt tiitig.
Doom. IJro. .i Co. is the cb.ape.-t
house west of the Mi.-souri river.
ncv-.!ATi!f
1 the
IIUMASON .. RIIOADES
Pay highest market price for Oats. Corn
a;t,i Xo. I Wheat.
J.t::. 1 hVwtf
FARMERS ATi'ENTION !
All person- in i d ted to u- c:.:i pay tho
same in com, or ts. or No. 1 wheat, at
the highest muiket rates.
Doom. Bt'.o. k Co.
i I ait-mouth, Jan. -1, 1-70. d.f.;f
REMOVED.
I'. Brait.-ch. Prac-tical W.-.teh Mak'-r
a id Ji-wt !er, has ix-;:; ved fr-mi his o; I
and. in St elehvu -s's bt;i:ion.. to or a
1 d -or we.-1 of Murthv's Hotel I
with P. Halt. Main si; ec-f , 1 'i.i'. ! scout I
; Nebrr.. ka.
.hlwtf '
If A!I P-rt ss Ir.dtbUd t- Ui
1 ,11 .i: I t ;;! t he . ir:r. . they Tt'l .
:.-t"-t.-L' i'i extra tr.ia'-Ie ! -i;--n -.'.
n v
f..r ih.-a
w c II
-t le.vc all a- eii-ii.. 1 i..'ti .!:'
pli l. nn-l t':."t i:.iuic i.
Li st aii'l tuu.-t l.:'.Ve li:
n e
ire -eiiijr
A l i.
JJ...JM M...
Pi k.iwnt Ilii.i.. Mins.. Af-ri
A.
!;:. C. W. It
ir.ie.t'i. . 1
Lt fall my ife ii:: I th.-liver e.iutplrt'nt-.. I 1
: 'hat ?!:e on.il-le to !t up hut a few tMire.ifoi i
i ill a i n: -, l ii.i i pay-icein i i-O rmi: !e rr.-r
i 'ni? tiii... ' ;.t the i::e livlnt he iruve her r ire-1 j
' t nhiher I.u hit.- or no p-1. I -j a-lvi-.-l 1
; ' : !lPr ' , "Ol. ' f y.-ur '.i;tei nn-l !. t h-x
.- t thrm, ulse it sj woul.l i...t l.;i !K-r. j
' 1 '' c n-.ttic we-ai i be (, ;
; ' ii i n ne ii. ii'T, :e,. i n.'rtW) '...Ities. ni. l !
?n -in- ha 1 taken the 1 ii
"til jti', fhe e
S-'it 111" one j.-
ulj
.rs
li I TlV'-t
!.:.!:
ei.'ir.ty ear. I ! -r. u:el .-hi- I,..,k.-!
he-I I h ive -een her :W f-mr . li s Vt. rt- -.ia
niea le 1 t!i'"n t pecr.-.l i f i iir n-iirht..irs. li
hare u.-e.! them -ri:!i irreat sr ces. A-p Ires.
UUVIS A. .M Vsn
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