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The; riuiohi)arni.s pasted throrh
Oi-.ahfi an-1 Council U!u!i Ixt WJ-ies-
Povcrnl papers throughout tlie State
l;r. e.-v:e 1 ,,:ir 'teru relative to wi'e of
Ii. A M. lands an i have the amount
tol.J hi -May at $:J0;0X). It ihould read
IVi. driving on Main street i too
cotaixon. It, is dati? rous to peJe-trian-e-peeikliy
to small cliilJrt-n. We hope it
.n..:.; he it ppe l.
Mr. A. W. Prole lm a new sign over
his urus? siore, neat as a pin. I'io!e he
lijves in baring everything in shape.
We hear many geudeiuen express sur
prise it tWxlhitr so large u town an'l so
rauJi Lu-ine.s bein done at Piatt.
wuuth. Why sliouLl they le surprised
.!! th:y consider our location and ad
vantages lor H'iippwi-
Mr. Geo. S. Brown, e jrre?pcndeiit of ,
the Ft. Wayne (Ind. ) iAiily Democrat,
w.is in our city ye.-terday taking notes
r a letter. He iv: favorably impressed
with our city as a couiiiicrei.il point, and
h; will be uiu h mors plea-ed with it ' the Srt we have seen thi season. Long
al'tr viewing the country tributary to it. j may he wave. He has about forty aere.
lls left frr Iiiucoln on the l')a. m. train. of vegetables.
The Nebraska City 7'tnus answers the j Can f-omebody tell r.s whrit is the
quejtiutis of the Itulo llr.jistT in rela I foub'e wirh tlie post ofne' arrangenient
.:on to who the men are who ruled at A-lihind. Vv'e have more complaint
8:e:ii'.ig out of the Democratic party, j f,0;n Mll,criber'! who get papers through
i;d It, would really make them out as j tiat nflioe tiian fr0, ;, tl10 oilier sub
liiea of prominence in the party. Proba- tCriber- we have. Almost all oi;r weekly
b-y ihey are, but Sterling will brii. 'cm j sub.-ct ibers in that !o..i!ity have at d'.flfer
tu time yet. j ent times complained of not getting
We advice every farmer in Cass county j their papers .-onie not at all and others
to carefully read the census article in j not until the papers weie several weeks
to-day's paper, and to leave carefully old and last week we were informed by
prepared answers to all questions at his a subscriber to the daily that e had re
house. This course will greatly facilitate j ceived as many vijht days papers at
I he Lhors cf the United States Marshal 1 one timo. There is certainly no need of
llr tae co.iuty.
Capt. E B. Murphy, Deputy United j
F tares ."darsh il bis consented to act at
acerit f.-r the Hkk.M.d during his jour- 'l-ntiy cornet Li r.g wron- in tlie way In
neyings through the county to take he I ol!iee a flair are conducted. We very
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rr". lie is authorized to receipt ior i
iiC: j ,tll'5.
We should judge that Col. Taylor has
gc h':ic fririn Wa.-biiigton by the way
tbe 0:i:ai!2 llcndd is made to .-quirui.
T. ' Cel. is thoroughly posted in regard
tn I ,'d.llvr, and knows jut v. here to
I.'.' hi in 'Alien he wants to hurt.
What is to prevent Plattsnioutli le
coming tLe great commercial center of
tie wet. or rather cf maintaining that I
pwtiou. 2Ii3 di-aius the finest country ,
i , . he world, and at no other point within
3J miles can a laiclrllge be constsucted
aross the Missou.'i river.
If'F. A. White" or ''any other man"
at Nebraska City thinks things are not
lively up here at Pla'tsmouth, we ad-
Mr
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hhaml-au gh, Mr. (iarit, or any ot the
lawyers from that burgh who have been
at rending court here, and ascertain what
they think about it.
One of th great in lucenients for men
to c vjs.e to PJjtt-mou'.h to do bu-ines- in
the fu t that we get cheaper freights
than any other p isit in the west. We
have the advantage of three competing
lines of railroad to Chicago, and both
rail and liver to St. Louis.
Look out for your h"g". The Mar-rh-tJ
is after them.
Miller A Clark have d-.cided to not
have another tale of lots at pre-e'.it.
We learn by private source that Mr.
Thorn, loeal editor of. the Omaha A'e
j'uLUaiii, died suddenly yesterday. W
lesrn no paiticulars.
(Jon. l'stabiook, the independent c:in
cidite for City Councilman at Omaha,
jiets a pretty thorough combing through
the eJitoriul columns ef the llrpublif tn.
We noticed ears from the "Pan Han
dle K-'4te" standing at Main street de
pot to d.;y. They come from ever--v.hcre.
Mr. John Copple, of Weeping Water
g-ue us a call this niorninj,. He in
forms us that corn in his neighborhood
is looking very well, but that many fields
of wheat. look tad from an overdose of
woe Is.
Court wasadjurned Saturday evening
un'il the 25fh of.Ju'y. This will be
rather an inconvenient time for farmers
to atu nd court, but we are told that
i.:ostoi tm-casior ..earing at mac
tm,e. are euiry cases, requiring no jury.
.':r. iA-pai:i lias made arrangements j
f r-t. wrter for his street sprinkler ?
t. i ti.e I,, tw. lank in tlie maciuue i
sii-q- yj.r !. It will involve some extra
fxpen-e, but 'iil enable him to keep the
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Kr'et well t-i-sinkicd. d lie sprinkling or I
Main -treet this summer will be worth
n. :c:. to the health of the city, besides
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the comfoit and the money benefit in
peserv ing goods.
Mike Itod, of the firm of Heed Bros.,
of Nebraska City, was in town this niom
:og, and went v; ;st ou the 10 o'clock
tr iM. It is handy for Nebraska City
men to I'.'.ve a railroad to Lincoln via
Plattamouth.
D'.ed, Saturday tuorning, June 4th, of
ccrebro-spinal-meningitis, Nelson Ii-e-.tunt
Metteer. aged 11 years. lie was
son of Robert an 1 Chloe M. Meteer. who
re-ids about five and a half miles we-t of
this city, IIs was a bright an 1 promis
ing youth, and is lamented by many
fi lends who weie warmly -attached to
him. His sickness was of short dura
tion, continuing only four short days.
His hoiTeriii? was intense, but hisrewaid
is noT commensurate.
We are glad to learn thai the horses
hii.-.n from Hon. S. M. Kirkpatriek
li.irc been ibun-i. They were found a
iVv days since, laueli gaunted up and
givinsr every evidence of having got
tway f.om the thieves while resting.
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l .-s ,.F tht bniN-c, ha'l IWO or mice uai
tv- s,rap aUached to his headsTsll, a if
M Hpi a picket strap. They were mak-
if ' ihiL- wiy LomvWrd when found.
Yv jut ml liMi-Hi Luat owintr to the
oiry ioti:ieil rt'iiisitii; n rarrv uui we
-. ...- t . i.u . . f . .--.- . ,n l. inn if i . : . I -. I
, jc u, of nth, for the prcsor-
ration of the health uf this cily, the
LJiarJ unanimously agreed to tender
tht-ir rc.-ignath n, which v.as !c
their Let meeting, he'd this aftc? noii.
We have Mirrirestcd Lae 1 all to the
yo'inr men oi' our city on ci:e or two oc-ca.-ions
Lut we have concluded that
everybody has too much bn-ii-.es on
hau J to allow the foi illation of a c ub.
'row Turd:iy't ' ai'y.
The city election of Omaha talics
il:ir-o to d ay. The contest is warm.
The Nebraska t-'tate Medical Society
met in Omaha to-day.
A large force of graders are at wotk
on Viiu street at the intersection with
Fw.h.
There are as many as Gfteen or twenty
Wilsons uiiina
din?
cram at a tune at
Second street depot, and a constant
string of them coming in.
11 W. Kennedy, Esq., has put a sub-
S antiulside walk in front of his property
on Second street, south of Main. Oth
ers should follow his example.
I lesser remembered the Herald thi
morning with a large quantity of peas,
this. We are aenuaiiited with the P.
M. at A bland, and know him to be a
vt li' 11:10 P-"tit man, but there is cvi-
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tion to these matters, but the cnmplaint-
come to us long an 1 loud, and we cannot
ignore the faet longer. It is a great an
noyance to the public, and se; iou.-ly af
feets the receipts of the IlLltALU. Can
not something be done to remedy mat
ters. We hope our Adibm 1 P. M. will
employ a clerk whose bu-iness it will be
to attend strictly to the office, if he can
not give it the personal attention it re
quires. If these complaints were new
Wfi iouM y j,;,, ,,ut tliev aie of
,() ,tuIlJin , au,j a rertJedy mut be ai-
plied.
Hon. J. II. M?Ivnnon was in the City
this morning on busings, for the first
time in eighteen montln. Me. is one ot
the solid men of Cass, and the people of
t he western portion oi the Counts- 1 1
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! wip'v ti i-lmn-p loiii 9 tlieir nrntf i i.i t e
representative in the State L gi latu c
The ladie of St. Lukes Parish Aid
Society will hold a Strawberry and lee
Cream Festival in to basement of the
Brook- House on Friday evening, June
It )tli. The ladies who have the matter
in charge know just horto make an oc
casion of this kind interesting, and a fine
time m iy be anticipated on the evening
of the loth.
S. H. M dlory, assistant superintend
ent B. A 31. 11. It., was in the city to
day. He informs us that there is busi
ness enough from this city to run another
train a day if they only had the cars
Five train- a day each way, and enough
business to require a .s-ilr.'i one. How is
that for "high?"
We have heard it suggested th.it all
'diote runners" in our city should be
requested to wear a badge. Good rea
sons shown by examination of the Be
corder's Court reeords. Shoo, fly !
l'hnpty cars are grabbed here like hot
potatoes by our grain dealers. Sinoe
Plait.-iU'uth has 'oceouie the mark at for
all the grain raised sooth of the Platte
river, grain cars are in demanl.
From "private a I vices" (a reliable
contraband) we learn that there has been
a slight "onpleasantnss" between the
tribe of "Abraham" and the other "Isra
elites," in which the Sale Creek Cham
pion of "light weights" lost the belt.
Such is life.
Married, at Platt-mouth, June 7th,
1870, by Itev. J. B. MaxSeld. J. Vance
Ijiw"H au j Mis:i Fioreues I). Mor-omerv
a;, of tl,; . TLu h;J)ry Ul
or i ni:aieiirui;i, uie uome oi .-ir. j'-vis.
early this morning. We wi.-h them j
mucu jo
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e are i;i receipt of a very interest m I
paiupLiet un ler tne Irani ot lion. fe. v.
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Nu: ' .wh,oh " 3 V'1 7uaiin'
U! ." V - -;om the te.-ti-
mony Lt irre the lnvestigatie.ncommittee
I .... i . .L r. . i- ii - n
in regard to the frauds in New York at
the last Presidential election. We pre
sume we are indebted to Hon. P. W.
Hitchcock for the book, as we find his
name written in it. It is a "good thing,"
and should be geuerally read.
Now that we have a street sprinkler,
would it not be well to take the neces
sary steps to keep our streets cleared of
ail rubbish and trash. Let each and
every business firm, of whatever charac
ter, take a little pains to keep thing- neat
and orderly in front of their premises ;
and when they have a quantity of straw
packing, rotten potatoes or stale vegc-
tables, let them pay twenty-five cents to
have them carted away instead of dump
ins them into thi street, and the hoa'ih
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n! t!i: cife u'i ( or-Mliv i'itinvr. I -n.,1
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the ge.ieral appearance cl th.ngs largely
benefitted '
, ,i I
I l:w him Iro.l nnl ti f fi'-T.m imrnic 1
Were mca m lii'J on- the iaiiioai run-
nir.g into Philadelphia, or nuking direct
connection wirli tin-in near thatcity, and
IvKJ persons injured.
In Ronton, psnusts are now given ito
0 n wh .dt , hv u.at :,,v are
really needy circumstances, and have :.o
othjr tnui of obtaining a hvulilioivJ.
' uiii W'i intx'iiy't Liiry.
The fare between this city and Xew
Y.-ik. via the great through route, the
li. Si 31. K. It., has bceu reduced to
The of?." of the B. A M. P.. 11. (Vs
t-legn:ph through Iowa has Le.-n rc
ni ve 1 to the first story of the Iltit.vi.D
t'iock. where all ea-tern bu-iiiess will
hreafUT be transacted. The tch-graph
h -ad-iuarters of the B & M It B in Ne
b ika it retained at the headquarter'
O i e in Masonie Block.
(Jen. I'a.-tlroiV, the independent ean
li la'e f;r Ald'.'isiian from the fith ward
in O
iiiaba. came to grief ye.'teidi.v.
)k:. Smith, the regular lit -publican
nominee, was elected by a handsome ma
jority. The editorial matter on the seeond
page to-day is by no means remarkable
for quantity. The editor was engaged,
nio-t of the day, in squaring accounts
with (Jen. Kastabrook, in the Sixth ward.
'"Short settlements make long friends. ''
Hrpttlil I'jiiu Isell.
Dr. John B'ack, of this city, hasbe n
elected as 1st Vice President of the
Srate Medical Society, in session at
Omaha yesterday.
At the charter election in Omaha yes
terday there were four Kepublican Coun
cilmen elected, and two Democrats.
We had the pleasure of meeting, yes
terday, Mr. Cuss of Aiizonia, a Lrother
of our worty townsman, Puny P. Gas.
Mrs. MeCann, mother of D. J. Me
Cann. banker at Nebraska City, was se
liously injured a few days since by being
thrown from a bueey. The horse she
was driving becau.e fiightened by the
bilking of a dog, and ran away with her.
We learn from the Cluonicle.
The St. Charles hotel, at Omaha, w s
destroyed by lire yesterday morning.
The loss is estimated at about $.3. 500.
Messrs. J. Streight A Son have just
completed a fine addition to their con
fectionery on Main street, ami to niht
they will open their new ice cream sa
lmon to the public. They have things
fixed up in "apple pie order,"' and hop
to meet their friends to-niidit.
Mr. Itiee, of Michigan City, Ind , is
visiting our city with a view to establish
ing a foundry He is a practical man,
having for many years had charge of a
large foundry in Michigan City. Ilewi.l
remain in the city for a few days, and in
the meantime it rests with those of our
citizens who arc or should be inter
ested in the establishment oi this branch
of manufacture to deci le whe.h-'r or
not they will retain him here. We hope
they will not forget ju.-t how Mr. Hen
drie was driven from this city years ago,
anl how it was regretted afterwards.
THE i-i.i:. s;xf I.VCJ.
The Pigeon shooting t Ii i- afternoon re
sulted in a victory for Mr. Wenlz. His
score was 11 killed and 9 missed, while
Tnoiiip.-on killed 1-J and missed 10.
Particulars to-morrow.
Ainiu:tl MeelJuj; iraml JSsonie 5. tul
les uT .rrn.Hlin.
The M. W. Grand Lodge of Nebraska
A. F. A A. M. will meet at Plattsmouth
on Tuesday, June 21st. i!0.
The M. K. (Laud Chapter B. A. M.
will meet at the same place on Monday,
June "Uih, 170.
The Committee on work of both bod
ies will meet at the same place Saturday,
June IStb, 1870.
It. W. Fl RN'AS,
Gran d Secre ta ry.
State papcis will please copy, or no
tice. NOTICE TO TSMHSitRS.
All persons running job or express
wagons within the corporate limits of the
City of Plattstiiouth, without license,
are hereby notified to. apply to the City
Becorder for license, immediately ; a!.-e,
ail per.-ons having lii-ense are notified to
place the No. of the license in a con
spicuous place upon their respective wag
ons. M. B MriUMiv,
City Mar-hal.
stirs at A.stJi.Axn.
810,0'JOWarlliol fntitrrty Suhl.
We learn this morning that Miller A
Claik sold over $lo:KM) worth of lots at
the s;de in As-ldand last Friday and Sat
urday, and that they contemplate having
annotlier sale at the close of the State
sale at Lincoln this week. A-bland is
I going ahead lively, and property Is coming
up. up, up: lhere is money m tuning
A h.and lots.
If you are in w;;nt of a good acron
go to Vailerys A Bullher. They are
au;..nt:, fljr tj,e -;.;ir an.
Oogs, the best in maiketT
liuttler ag
nir. u ::. pew.
Tl;e Itulo I'.-ft'sjr, Dr. Brook editor.
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.'"'s ni'- ii'iiunins.
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1 he );.sha IctijinLian, Plattsmoutn
lht:,U and Nel.:a-ka Ciy ChnM-n
.ylia'dy informed that the editor of
tii? .r;.rr u to Le a canaiJate ior
Coniircs
Mistaken, Tr. We are not informed
that war at all. We are informed, how
ever, that you are not to be a candidate
for Congress, and that you are to le
pushed to one iide and made to paw
chestnuts for Ir. Miller, of the Omaha
Ihmhl. Mark this, now ; you will not
receive the nomination for member of j
Congress.
a rim iExi:.
Disrov ry ef it, Valuable
N;riii;.
Mineral
A gentleman iufoimcdusto-dayth.it
he had ju-t found a very valuable min
eral spring within a short distanceof this
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i r. i . lie in iiuuani kvcl ita ixu.ltiwil
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a secret untn the land adjoining can be
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Pllnhaseii. wlicn it w ill at once oe fitted
up for a watering place.
a r.4!tn.
Owing to reeei.t domestic afilietion-',
and the pre-ont health of my family, I
am compelled to retire from business.
1 take pleasure in recommeu ling my
late partners, Me LusseU Doom,
( will contmue the Utsmess) as reua
bio busine- m.;n. J. C. Ci'MMiNS.
jaie i.i:ioiir.
To the Hon. the Judge of the District
Court of Nebraska, Presiding at the
April term of Ua.-s County :
We. the Grand Jurors for said term,
in oliedicnce to the instructions of the
Hon. Court, and in compliance with the
laws of Nebraska, do respectfully repre
sent that we have visited the county jail
of aid county, and iifier careful examin
ation thereof in its several apartments,
coiisi-ting of two rooms and two cells,
f-r the safe keeping of convicts and pris
oners, that we fin 1 the same in good con
dition and clean, and its sanitary condi
tion a good as the locality will permit,
an-1 the piisoncrs provided with all nei-e.-sary
provisions and clothing: an 1 that
they are apparently in good health and
r present that they are kindly treated
by their keeper.
" Emerson H. Eaton. Foreman.
Plattsmouth, June 1, 1870.
KAIMlO Vn Alt ll SA I.E.
The following arc the sales made to
da3' at the auction .-ales:
Lot. BliK-1:. Z-si'! 1 For. Pun-h-ier.
12 -i s t'Mi" F. AV. i. iioliji-uok.
2 M loO'rU ilo Ul)
4 f3 IKiici di
11 :7 '.i.iro io !
t 5S l:.(.l rs.iiniu-l Barker.
3 f'J 75 j.' do to
2 C2 l.-e.ie) F. v.. I. Uolbrook.
12 Sri 1 ...kj V.. ii. ii.ivoy.
i 87 i"l.o:i It. N. Orr.
8 8 7'i.tn) K. i Iinvt-y
5 1H TVi.i V. W. i. lilbi-ouk.
1 lSi foo.) . do
2 1-3 &i.f) do d
10 lit lii.oo Win. S adelii:ai:n.
. : 1 14 17i.inl do do
t( liivi .t.eo F. W. D. l!oll:'ok.
1 170 y.MH) Miinucl B.irkcr.
0 170 9 M) h SI iioi riii'lon.
7 170 ihi ix) .io do
12 170 8U.00 do do
1,2.3 M 3ooJ T. M. Miiniuctt.
1,2.3 So 47. UO K. H. Katon.
4.5.(5 So 40.riO do do
1.2.3 S3 (ki.UO T. M. Marquett.
4,5.i Sri 00.il!) do do
1.2.3 87 So.iHi E. ii, Eaton.
4,j.ti 87 77.00 do do
1. 2.3 8S 72.li E. i. Povey.
4...0 8S filk) II. .M. Van Annan.
2.3 8i 2,"iJHI 'f. M. ilaiqru-lt.
4.5.5 Si 7CO do do
1.2,3 tJ il.m) E. .Eaton.
4,5 iJ 2..00 do do
sew Tim: t'.vtii.
five Train n Iwy i elwfcn I'lntiH
iiohIIi a rl "liiit-;o.
The IJ. & M. 1L K. Co. have issue J a
new time card which went into effect yes
terday. It gives us five trains a day
each tan between Piattsmouth and Chi
cago two of them each way being fir-t
class trains, with Pulman hotel an I
sleeping cars. One year has worked a
wonderful revolution in matters in and
about Plattsmouth. One year ago we
h id one jerkey a day arrrive at this city
from the east, when the roads wore so
they could run at all. Jut think of it
a leap from one mud wagon a day to
five trains of cars a day, all in one short
year.
Timor.; u to mm oi.s.
The R. It. Toleyrrl;i Cuinplrtoii.
The wire of the P. & .M. Pt. R. Tele
graph Co. in Nebrasks wascariied into
Imonthis morning, a:id bei'ore nine
o'clock an orn-.e was openen 1 and busi
ness commenced. The people of Lin
coln should feel pioud of tlie fact, as
they are now in "close connection" with
Piattsmouih and the balance of the
world. The Company de.-erves credit for
pushing the line through in advance of
their track, as it lias been done at a
heavy extra expense in order to reach
the capital for the sale of lots which be
gan to-day. The following are the first
mess.-ages over the line:
Bi:!U.iNiT a: Mo. Kivi k Id. II. Co.
in Nebraska, Lincoin Station,
June C; 1S70. )
To Plattsmouth Herald.
Nebraska S'tate Journal sends erecting
to the Herald on the occasion of the
completion of the telegraph to Lincoln.
Lincoln.
Plattsmoth. June 6, 1870.
To the Nctmi'ka State Journal.
The Herald sends greeting to the
Journal, and expresses joy at the com
pletion of the U. Sc M. H. R. TJegraph
Line to the Capital cf the State. May
it prove a bond of friendship between
the two cities which shall never be bro
ken, and may it still nmrc closely cement
the allied interests of the State Capital
and its river base.
Herald.
son k r ii i n ." i:iv.
A Seminary n t Hoc!. Iliuir.
Wc met Mr J. 1). Patterson, of Rock
Rlufis, a few days since, and learn from
hi in that he is about to commence the
erection of a commodious two story brick
building in the sown of Rock Bluffs, to
be used as a Seminary. The brick are
all ready to burn, and Mr. Patterson in
tends having the budding ready to open
for pupils on the first Tuesday in Septem
ber. The Seminary will be under the
immediate supervision of the pro
prietor who will conduct it on
principals somewhat new in this
western country. Hie location is one of
the best in the western country, and Mr.
Patterson is known as one of our m . t
thorough educators. Parents who de
sire sending their children from home
for the purpose of giving them an edu
cation, will find no better jilaee than at
the Rock Rlufis Seminary. The moral
of the place are the very best there is
not a dram shop in the village and the
pupil will be free from the surroundings
of vice that are Usually found in larger,
nnd "faster" towns of the west. We wish
3Ir. Patterson suecess in his enterprise,
and shall speak of it again as it pro
gresses. He thinks of selling a few
scholarships of one, five and ten years,
to enable Lim to furnish the building in
projer style. The means for its erection
are already provided, and the woik will
be pa.-hed vigoiou.dy.
AXOTi! E!l ATKM'E,
Esquire O'Nei! 5- about taking active
steps to open an avenue through the
ravine approaching the city by way of
his residence, O'Neill owns iiK-t of the
land for some distance on this liue, and
the opening of gin avenue will be but a
small job. It wiil greatly enhance the
value of property in that oart of the
city.
A question for debate Which i - the
sharj-est in ' sewing circles," needles or
tongue! ?
THE riItAIX TIt.lDE.
On the 'JGrh and 29th of May, two
dny-, there were shipped fiom Ne'i ra la
City, the irrain center of the Northwest,
bv " the firm of liradiev & Robertson,
fourteen thntixatxl tiro hnmlreil ami J"'tif-
r j- . lv . I t .
tune xrichx iij corn, rini niik nnir. n
two bushels and one-fourth, making a
total of tut. fi tivo thoiiaiinii uml si.rtj!
Iiiishil . inif 'iiiitli. 1 'o-.v s this tor
two days' woik? ' Will somyef the small
hamlets below and above us proceed to
howl? StLraslcn City Tiims.
That was a pretty good shipment of
grain, but why don't you tell WHL11E
it tcnttsJiijijirti tn? Every pound of it was
brought to PLAITS MOUTH, and i' r.m
here shipped to Chicago by the I. & M.
R. R., together with over that -jiie
thousand bushels which was bought by
our Plattsmouth dealers during the
same time. We arc glad to know that
Nebraska City is surrounded by a pro
ductive country, as it is drained by this
city, and Nebraska City serves as a very
good point at which to collect the grain
from the country immediately surround
ing, as does Wyoming, Rock UluiTs and
other good landing points. Where is
"F. A. White, Esq., Presideut, etc.?"
THE (iti:il.VAI. DOCKET.
The time of the Court yesterday and
to-day has been mostly taken up by the
trial of persons indicted by the Grand
Jury. The first ca-e brought up was
that of Zebulan Maurice, charged with
the larceny of a watch from Mr. Horri
gan, valued at $05. Prisoner plead
guilty to the charge of petit larceny.
Taking into eon.-i deration the fact that
the principal pro -editing witness, was
abs nt, also the already lng confinement
of the pri ouer. the pio. eciiti -n accepted
the plea. The prisoner was fined i?l
and costs, and was discharged.
The second ca-e was that of Adolph
Com-e, charged wirh the larceny of a
watch from the Farmer's Home, the
property of Maurice Fitzgerald. He
plead not guilty, was tried, and a verdict
oi guilty of petit larceny was brought in
by the jury. Prisoner was sentenced to
five days ih the County jail.
The t ext was John 1 login, charged
with larceny and robbery. erdict of
not guilty. Judge asked prisoner if he
had not been before him on a former oc
casion, ami complimented him on hi
good luck and lenient treatment at the
hands of a C.iss county jury, and wani. d
him not fo take courage by his escape
t!Js time, for if he should come before
him again he would net ta.e so well.
Hogan is the man who robbed John
Fitzgerald, laborer.
Peter Kline was next, charged with
burglary and larceny. He was found
guilty by the jury, and was sentenced to
two years in the penheiuiary. He i- the
man who was arrest d on charge of rob
bing lr. Jjynclan . The pi iscner's coun
cil moved tcjet a.-ide the verdict of the
jury, and arret judgement. Tin; motion
was overruled, the verdict sustained, and
the prisoner sentenced ;b above.
TAVT NEE WHY."
-Van See . Iy.
We have heard a great many people
who have been in our city for a it w
weeks or long enough to see the bu-iness
and surroundings! of the place
make the remark that they "can't see
why Plattsmouth should not be the be-t
city on the Missouri river." That's just
what's the matter. No man can see
why it should not be the largest and best
city in the wet, but they "V? see why"
it should and will be the best. It has
the best railroad facilities of any city in
the west not excepting our worthy and
enterprising, neighbor, Om:d:a and it
drains the fine-t agricultunl country in
the world. We know this is saying a
great deal, but we believe we are justified
in saying it. Take he scope of country
drained into Plattsmouth by the 1. A;
M R. R. in Nebraska, and we do not
believe it can he ieat in thr tan-Id in
point of natural wealth. There is
not a foot of wa- te laud, and it h is a
soil of unsurpassed richness. It is im
possible to tell of all the re a ons why
anyone "cvr.'i see" that Piattsmouth is to
be the irreat commercial emporium of the
west; but it is a'l expressed in ih"
sentence which is placed at the head of
this item. Let even the preju lire 1 man
prejudiced against our city take a
look at the country and at the bu-iness
horizon, and he liiu.-t exclaim with the
thousand of others who are not preju
dired, that he "emit see why" this will
not be the groat commercial centre of the
west, not-.vithstaiidiiig he tries to believe
it will not. It is truthfully said that it
is easier to be a critic than an autho ,
and it i- equally true that it easier to
cri.icise a town than to build
one up : anl when the preju lice 1 critic
fails to discover defects in a publication,
it is fair to presume tint the putMie.-itio i
is a srood one.an 1 li"n the prcjiid'cod crir
iefails to discover reason- why our city is
not to be th; commercial centre of the
west, it is fnir to presume that the pros
pects, at least, are favorable for the
town .
nF.(OSDE!t'N COVUT.
June 2. Thos. Smith, M. Pr own and
Thus. Hartney, were 1 r eight before His
Honor charged with drunkenness. Ex
ecution suspended, an l . twelve hours
given to make themselves scarce in this
locality.
Crib No. I was "pulled" and Ma 1am
Wallace was fined $01 which was forked
over.
No. "1 ''jerked" with proportional re
sult, after which a portion of the outfit
left for Lincoln
No. 3 has returned after that brass
watch.
JIOftKNT. y Kit Y !
Ry reference to our telegraph dis
patches to-day it will be seen that Hon.
Mr. Red Cloud has spoken before the
Great Father, an 1 that modesty is his
be etling sin. He only asked that -ome
of our western Forts be removed, that
all further progress of civilization be ar
rested, and that the Indians Ik-furnished
with ammunition suffi"let to kill any
ventursniue white men who have the
audacity to pass we t of the present set
tlements. Red Cloud would make an
excellent delegate to the Quaker Con
vention.
SVP.il-: HE ( Ul'ltr Kl'I.Ks.
RfLE I. Th transcript of idl records
filed in any case, shall be ciihor printed
or written in a fair, legible hand writing,
wir.h marginal inference to each paper or
order composing the record. And any
record may be stricken from the files f r
noncompliance with this rule. And in
no case shell the i'ees of the clerk bo
! taxed for a transcript of a record not
prepared in compliance with this rule.
II. Refoie en ering upon the argu
ment of any cause, conn el for the re
spective paities shall furnish to each
member of the court and to the oppo
sing counsel, one copy, and to the cleik
of the court for the ne of the Reporter,
three copies of his brief or argument,
neatly printed, on good quality of paper,
having a margin of at least one inch and
a half.
HI. Either party to a cause in this
court may have the record therein, when
deemed proper, prin.ed ; and the cost
thereof, not exceeding ten copies, shall
if the court so order be taxed in the
costs.
TDSItl isi.i;
CIIIIEXT.
A 3I:tu Run (Ivor :tl liitfnii Iy Killrst
liy i 't rain of nri.
On Friday, as the express train on the
Council Rluffs and St. Je-eph Railroad
was ncaring P.irkerville station, Mis.-omi,
a man was discovered lying acro .s the
track. When he was discovered bv the
engineer, says the Council Rlufis Xon
juti iH. the train was so close that it could
not be stopped, a'thouirh brake:." were
whistled down and the engine reversed.
As the emrine ne.-ired him the eiiirineer,
who was of course looking out, saw that
he was lying between two rails, his head
resting on otic of tlcm. In one hand he
held a jug. It is supposed that he had
imbiber! rather too much benzine, and
had laid down on the track in a diunken
slumber His body was torn into frag
ments, the whole train passing over him
before it could le .stopped: The remains
were gathered up and carried to the
-tation.
Tin: i.!: a w .it.
3oo iiKH.-tii- ri,s. iu. r. t. it. n. ;o-
it .Vorlli.
The Central Star, pulished at Fort
Kearney, of June o 1, contains the fol
lowing item of interest relative to Iu
di n movements:
Mr. Sydfmiam. Oen. Carr tele
graphs from Me Pherson that a party of
;! Lilians had cros-ed the !:iii-ii Pa
o fie llailroi . between Forts Hays
Wallace. They are pioeeeding north.
It wou'd be advisable for citizens to keep
a gorxl look out for their stock.
Wji. Sii::'iii.NS!i.v, 1-t. Lt. & Adjt.
I.ii Time.
Lo t wealth may be restored by indus
try; the wreck of hea th may be re
gained by temperance; forcotteti knowl
edge restored hy study ; alienated frieml
slrp smoothed into forgot fuliies-; even
t; feited rcpu'atimi v.'on by penitence
and vii tin ; but who ever aeain looked
noon his vani-lu'd hours? Whoever re
. al'ed his slighted years, stamped them
with wisdom, of erased from heaven's
record the fearful blot of waste;! time?
Pl.ATTsMtii'TH, Neb., June 7, 1S70.
Ed. IIkuald: There is a place in our
State, uv.' not more than thirty miles
from Plattsmouth, called Ashland. It is
the county scat of Saunders county.
Your Iuiuble correspon ent having
heard so much about this place, conclu
ded he would e and see it a d note for
himself; i-o oi last Saturday evening he
got aboard the train, bent mi gratifying
bis own desires and curiosities, if for
nothing more. The '"iron hor.-e" soon
whistled, the ''all abotrd"' was pro
nounced, and soon we found our.-elves
emerging fro; a the bu tle and confine
ment oi' the city, dashing along the
craggy hills on the left of us, anl the
Mi.-so'.iii and Platte river to tie." right a:
a rate not a iittle rapid. Propciied b
the tine locomotive "Ashland, " the
train was not lung in reaching the desti
nation ior which I was bound. In as
brief a manner as possible, I will tcv.v
tell you what A-hl m ! looks like, is and
is to be, in my vie.v. Situated u. ic is,
along the R. A; M. 11. R., w th the pros
pect of o;her important roads running
through it soon, and being in the center
of as beautiful and fertile an agricultural
country as the sun. ever snonu upon, it is
undouot.-rlly destined to be a city of no
mean importance, and that before many
months at farthest roll aiound. The
town sire is of such a character as to
call forth the immediate admiration of
all who behold it ; high, undulating, and
advantageous, there wtd Ire no bound to
building. And i;i this connection we
will sa3- that, from an eminence near the
large and commodious Court ILn-e now
drawing to completion, I counted some
i sixty n.-.v bail lings, puohc an 1 ji.ivale,
under process of erection, -ind it will mu
bo: tic in min i that ail these have been
bci.t within the past three or lour weeks.
If this is not doing well for an in!..;rl
town "away out we t," then X will ac
knowledge that Iain not versed in reg.ud
to what it takes to con-tit are fast im
provement. Among the puoiie Luiid
iugs, we noticed the Court Ilou-e. M. E.
Church, the height of which is to be 7i)
feet fiom the base to pinnacle, and the
School House, all of which will be or
uuuierits to the city. We learned that
many of our enterprising townsmen
were doing business tliere but
only had time or rather the
opportunity of noticing the Agricultural
branch of Yallerys it Ku.Tuer, under the
sole manig-.'ment of F. E. White, whom
all kiiov; to be an enterprising gentleman
and ju t Cited for the position. We
would have been plea-ed to have had the
opportunity of noticing ail the other
firms con lueted by persons from this
city, 'i here are a jireat many other
things ve iiilglit. say in commendation of
Ash. anl an l Satin lcrs county, hut time
and space woi not permit. We wiil leave
it fur ihj 1'iMEs. Will.
The !-)isenjKil chureh in II:;tison ;., I
ths-onh the :;ft;.in nt is rector, Wiird.-iis
ati'l p ii i-li. c hi lei, in. :J tliti ue of the
surpiieir, jiriite-te-l a.uaMit (-ereiiionial in-n-ivations,
an 1 resolve 1 tl.at the '"
all ntlicr c!o:ieil vestni nr-. save the
vnwti. nr the r:iios of tlie iiisho at his
i-;ti.a-, slia'! kjreattcr Le di.-coiiiiua-cd
in that chnrc-h.
I.c I'o.w!.
Less food means temp, ranee : precise -y
this; nothing n. ore nor less, lt do-n't
mi an the tetupormiee rcf-vni ; it mean".
simply the axoidam-e of excess. It is
the c:ccess, or the little too much that
hurts, lt is the feather that breaks the
camel's back. And is it then so bard
that tlie little Can't l-e avoided? Yes,
that is it ; we must have a iittle more ;
there is a little more room in the over
crowded stomach. And what is thee n
sequence? Simply a little c.nea-y feel
ing? Sometimes this is all; but not al
ways It is, however, always a hurt,
that will be felt hy-an 1-1-y, and more and
uio'e as the individual persists. Rut
even ior tlie itrex'tit, with many men it
is a bad thing. A per on will feel stupid;
he wi.l have the blues, because the stom
ach, through the nervous influence, af
fects the whole system, making the body
iluinpi h, and the mind dull, and the in
dividual anything but agreeable. Now
this is a common i'.ir-t ; we see it every
where, every day, every meal : people
"diog it;" that is the word. Why not
jut cut off the little excesses, and thus
be cheerful, be healthy? Some men do
this. Reader, try an I you will thank us.
Remember, it is not bird; the habit is
soon formed ;. and then you will be in a
new atmosphere; you will live a new life.
Think not you are the one aimed at ; we
ail are more or less at fault here. Much,
much more happy aa race should we l e if
we paid mo.e attention to diet. Coun
try (ifntlrut'in.
LiMML ,fT5l'K:?i.
TEN POLL ARS REWAlflY.
Stolen, from our stor , one yellow dog
with white rlne- around the nock and
sheared from the shoulders luck. The
above reward -will be paid for the dog
de'ivered to us and no question asked.
juneSdCtwlt I'oum Rko. & Co.
ciian.Tep Hands.
Thr' undersigned haing pri'-cha the
billiard hall fo' inerly occupied by Ruf'us
C:ark, rc-p'-etfuliy so'.L-its a si. are of the
public patronage.
juneMvH W. J VanO:;man.
-r-s- m .
All parties indebted to us by nottor
account will please call and settle the
sane- immediately, and save themselves
further co-ts. . Rnsiuess is bu-iness and
we must have our iiiouov.
Doom Rito. & Co.
June4dr,w2
YA LL E RYS aThTfF N E R
Are now receiving the large.-t stock of
Dress floods ever bi ought to this mar
ket, which they are selling cheap for
cash. aplodJtwtf
Go to Vailerys & Rufiiar's and look
at the Pauier Arabs, the prettiest in the
market. aplodiwtf
(do to Vallery J' it RufTnf r's to buy you
I ry Viooiis. i n ey are sL.
than tlie cheape. t.
T j t 1 lot
llim
g cheaper
,
ullervs & llulTuer have the large
stock of Groceries ever brought to the
city, which they ooneht for cash and at
reduced prices. Call and examine their
stock. apl .d Aw tf
. .
G rover & Raker's Serving Machine is
tlm best in marker, Ynliercs & K.iff-
j nor are air it.. Those in want oi' a rood
IT I " -IIjS I . . .1.- 1.
.u.ienine win nn i it io ineir aivan.;ige
to irive them a call.
Yallerys & Parmer have just received
a new supply of Roots and Shoes, which
hoy aie selling very low.
If you want a nertt calico dress, go to
Yallerys & Ruo'ner's. They are now
selling the beit f r 1 cts per yard.
aplod.twtf
Go to Yallerys A; Ruifncr and buy your
Groceries. They buy for cash and will
not be undersold.
Go to Yallerys & RuiThor's and buy
your Roots and Shoes, the best in mar
ket, apl.'diwtf
A GOOD CILT'lTriU'SINISS
The stock of Rooks an 1 Stationary
now in store in P. O. building will be
sold ou rea-onab'e terms
Si:ti:i(iiir ii MAnsii.u.i.
mayoiidsf
foii"?aLe7
A pair of good woik mares, wneon an-1
harness, ;;n I colt. En -pure at the 1 1 Kit
AI D oihee. of
R. R. Claikoknk.
luMVCotf
TSi-" iTitstTnllJ
All persons ktiowiuir tbcm-elvcs in
debted to us by note or account .-.re re
quested to call ami settle immediately.
YaI.LKKYS & Ilt'l'KN Kit.
ABSTRACT
O 1 rr I T JL. K -
The ur.'l.TsisneJ have coini'lctcJ n
FULL AND RELIABLE
Attract of title of T,ANL5 AND L0T.S in C.i.-r
L-oiiiuy. ili'jwiiijf
E7E.1Y IN3TJA1Z:iT
uif' t-tiir" tlx title of r'-.i vHi-tv on t!i! rrwr'!.
!' - ;i il ii : y Oiiru'tx r;-t li'w. "V. in.l r.l' in -j
si i ioiicnt." "Date." ' V, hurc t:i;t-Ie' " i'i:t-'.-e i'
j "' (,ti-i icrat :mii." Si;iii!i " "I;ito of til eif."
I A '.- . n i w ill 1 o 'ii)su i il-.iily.
i Olfk-e over 1'rnlf Ye:ioV lriir .etir.
i i , i .- i - r.- r r i i1.. i lrr i V
my iM.tntf.
Getting Married.
17.sS.AYsi FDlt Y'oL'N N'i M.KN. n t!. do
k 1 iiali s ll oiiif. :ir. 0 t'io prrrprirty .r iNipn
urii'tv of co'.iisiir il irrio 1. with nm i ; -y hui:
I t!i;.:. tio f t--I iinloti-.! 'r unirnii'.iii o li.ie- i
rijicss. Si-n fr iu-ap. nv-.Sripc'. I. -,-" I
lioW'AHD AS.sotlA'l V)S. U-x I'. I'i.iI 1- :
I Pa. . juucliiiwiy j
NETV
SIACCIITtR HOUSE !
geo. rr .ii.t:.:. Prop
south of rowx, o.y tiil
ROCK BLUFFS ROAD.
I am prepared to kiil heef cattle, hotr, rhiri-;ti-.,
tor customers, on .short notice nu J t tej.
oiiab.e utid.
GIVE ME A CALL.
a-V-S GEO. FICKLEU. j
Ilei li, omfiirl Hint Lcoiiniii)
Three rcaon? for board i r.s with
1:0 1 1 a 1 : w- colv i x .
OA K STBFET, rLATI.SllOlTU, N'EB.
blocks northwe.-t ofhr'n-V ft!i t !I u-e.
e h I- a i'.ATII V. ' 1 K. !r r to p:. : roi..-; hi,
m- .r weil tl'Ik. Li.-) rici i-k 1 m
sat'. in 'yj--;- !
RAILROAD LAUDS
The Burlinrjtfln cl Mr. j?v...
n. if. uc. in ncbraska
.NOW OFl'Mi
PRE-EMPTiOFJ P.IGHTS
To t'icrr T.:ire?r in Ii.,r i'.. 7 . n t i ..
12, 13 .; II. K.-- ( :. I'riiH- '
MrriJiau, in r u k. r . " "
On Ten Yeara Credit!
Only ?ix por cent.' i:ite: r-t tin- .
reiiiirr.l i..r :!ie t'.i jem ; tn.- . : . i ,
sicon l. au 1 then, en io; I - . ''
mly ui-iiinth t I j.r-ii i, 4i U J n.:. .'.
intertsl is payable iii.miiiiiy.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL DE DCICT:3
From our Ten Yirim ri c !it j ncc. nt t) ' - - '
ot tae buytr.il bopuys in :u.l Jlr, 1 t.-uj,
inl-ri st wui.in .jn t-'ui ir. rji il.,i e . pim
ami Ins prL--eiL.ptioLl veivi.; kkI Ijcu!:i.,v, , ,
Hellit'iiifi.l.
On theso Generous Tzrj
At low firicci". raiii;:iii: f;.i:n I fel f
S-. !. HtO I-.H. rS. .- i -.-r-uiii.'-
Litiiir ;illai;s j-j.;!, tl; i;'
una Ureal uclvuiiMK .".
t ii ii tin I proilncifoi!" yiv
p.y tor litl, 'M cju ;
i I,. -111(1 HSJlS ZeJil i, f i'
lUt'llfM lilIC'24 i. ! ? i
I In limn iri'Siit
v.v Vri'dit
Facts lo be Considered
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is ;.'iun l.iyr..iis in in iiri . r , nr. '
mi. i willcn.st in casv uni :..i i...v- !
lu. iiis, the ea.rl ,-ain i J .S Vs..
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ll.t rii-fi price, . : 1 1 I lr.-.iii u. '
8"l'i ut iiiicli'.ii .-r Ii. .tn. I li
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inlcrr'st, costs ) t-.-i
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mail 1 i Ii' 1 s (.1 " ' '
lint t'iriiluir 1 1 1 1 . :i 1 1 - . ii tl." mrii'i.' i '.
wliir-ll Si li. ii, I.i. ti i - h.n i- Iji'ti. (..a s. -5 . . .. ui : '
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rii.i-l laivls.
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pi r uen. lit lin ii liu- Si s. r.u 1 i. ...
iicen wld. ns per report cl -' : n ' . A I o . n- I
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total Mini of. ;
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