IE
la-aid.
131UJISDAY.
I UN HI
I s To
TI!
va:s aw waa.vr v5.a,
von v. " it.
Hove o the
Ho'. .
iS.
We clip the fo:!o'.v;ti2 ngniScant
.-Fr:n.i f.cnii a rtcciii. ii'i:uL".rof the
KV-
----- i
linploti llairk-Kyt:
-The war Let ween tho New Vork CVn
nil a:i i K;io railroad.' ha.i been resumed.
Yuu.ieili.t ha-, nf.i-ed to receive tickets
in-u tho Jrli V.-rrA, LttWi.-i.-ii Dolf.iloan.i
fc-n.-ptu.-ion lhid.se, and i.s ciiLjvo: n':r
to gut the fhore a;r! Canada. Iiik'.i
tojo.n h:io.
lit- h.iS ltjiiru.C'ii I i:o lA'lxi
Company that n.i arrati.'reiiier:.
s vttv.'ecn
void, it I
the tv.o com;
.:isite." are i.uu aim
that he will pi:
a Vilifies. A re:
tarin i? c a-""-'
the iiht vit
i hi -
w'.v-it ot lares aicl lei'.:ji
1, sii-t the t-rci!-avj'i;ios
are that the
lo'.V Will lie :i xiviovooe.
VarUerliit ha :.I-o tepudi.ttcJ h: ur
rr.i:gei:i. iit with the reri!i-ylvaii!:i Cen
tral" r.ai!i-' ad, and t!:;t cnipai:y yyi'l
j-roba':''." tnske an oifou-ivo Hiiddofeimtva
Khiai:-.:- with the Krle. YoiiJik i.-'
sr.: 1 t have tiei ; a c.intra'.-
with the (Ireut We 'em Mid
i I'v-t-iiny,
MichiiMn
Central Co :i ::;.- that wiil prevcni l!ie
Ksie Conit-M V l i:i:'i!':t iv.n w'rh him
in tlie Uirot'L'ii ;iue io v it caaw.
The latter portion f tl;e aVvc is es
I oelally (-iiriiiiieant to llvi w.-t. The
Gre tt Westem and Michigan Central are
a part oi' the reat 'lhro.itrh I'.o ite via
riatt-HJiottth, ;'ii 1 tho above s Lut an
other move on the li. Ii. he-s bo ird
that ii t; make ri ilt.-iii jiitli the great
cimiiseiei'il cintionum l' the- w ft.
Vanlertiit, Joy, llrook the tliree
ir.nte-5t railroti-1 kiuL's of t!i3 are, who
control the ow'y through route between
the Mis.-o'jri ri'.L-r (from l'latt-nnouth)
to ti' 3 Athntii o.-ean, and wisely liiu--v.
Ill ext'en l iVoni ur-ojii to ocean aa i v.'n
c tiii ruad is co:ur.'i.tcd betvcert tii'.s
:ty and Ft. Kearney.
Tl HoraM on 't brixs'Uii.
In ppealiinj of emieration and the
we.-tern states the H-.-aJd says;
"Anions the e now Omuioivw-rl ?
the hnmen-.ty and varie 1 capacity of " :-bra-ka
a:e this vcar attr-aeti:i.'' very pir-
tieu'ar attention.
A
t.ite two jMin.-'rv a
I'mr hundred in
i:
in Ien:lh
and
breadth, ooinpvi-in.i a up:'rli.-fs ol'u.;on'
-i.''ity th'in .m 1 fn;tr mnes,
m.'lifin ye:e-, f wliii.li iinty
o.'ty
!!irm
1:
a -res, belonj to th United Stat'..-;
i !nvi'm;:i- nf, it oII'lts a diver-;:;
of .v"ii, le-oiirce.-; for i:iini:iir, niaies
f.ietures, viin pirowiii;.'. i'atit -ais-ins;
an I cattle .t?Jti2:n? truly lcuarbable.
Its central j oilln on the great Iirt- .d
travel by rail an 1 lr.idr.vay fi-n.i the Mis
-oiui river to the farthc.-t "y t, fid (y
t!:e (.'I.ii-airn. L"V':iiss;ort and rthMi--souri
biau -h- s, fjvt.rs it in a peenltar
tnanner. X Se.-s than ix h::n l;e l and
fif.J- mil ' - f f iron tra-. 1; were hud in the
Sta'o wi.hi.i two years, and threo ti iio-r
as i-n:iy are now in p-orre-s. Its cli
mate re-eiabl'-s that of (Vn'n.l t;d
Sout'urn Ih'iaianv: the vi:it;-r l
b-
four m milts in duration and unite mi!-.l.
fii'v.v reinainio r on'y :i few day- on ti:-
rrouud, an 1 the exhiio. 'ram's? of- mead w
p-rowth bciti.3 Mj.-h that, fro: a April to
O.-fober, carile raze free, wit h scarcely
any care. Tiu :ir is pure and dry, and
virulent di-ea e i.- a'eio-t unknown. .No
s.vaaips, no va -t rc ache ; of uoderbru h,
no ta :na,it wat'-r- to mar the be-aufy of
t lie nea a;t 'v ; to at
t!
l'iatre and Mi-..;;
r.ei; d ! y v;-.- ko;t i i
wi h a i.t!; of v.-:!
b-ev,:ri-tv. i":.;'t.
:i, which ere envi-!.-,
covered in ;"pri;:.L
I inwn i:i renrirka
a:i l excelh sit bitu
i.l ainouj the mints-
a
an 1 !,
i I'm
00 I I'reii l-e-t
ca.-j" term, oi
10 Hi-
the O:
. '
b?-t
i th -3
IV
bra Va v.'.
io of thi i year'.-, im
! d.'i ted thilhcr."
tiaii s.'i ie-
J.iv:.;
Mel'
.li:
ucijuiltcd, hi.-
fiiend.-.
BCCIil t" be f(
al irming t-x-i :
Nye to
i f i ir back, on him to an
,U Here is what Senator
to the inji'.red hu--land :
:;f;ir; ;!'! iiii-ba:id pi.-to!-:
.i iii-.-ii Is, -n su-jdeien.
up: )-;-i to have se-dne: 1
i)
OIJl
it
It-,
bi-
i: ir
'rx t
L tl
lei
i.e i
vvi:.;
of
t- have ) cm se'lu'.-::d bv Im r.
vSe el-
! io lie
. ir.;. : er-
i -in to u.
e l lie
cor-
coli.-eo
ing to
npaihy,
has', "ei sic
ate . T.uii;
;iw.
md
1
!!!.
t --M Ml.Me.t'.li'.n OS
r. If Dan Mcrarlaud
oo- I
n
t.e lion
i.
ere
lseo : now i would wttp over him an a
i.iastyr to tl'.e marriage couch ; but be
ing acpjsf fed, he go.-n his way, in pubiie
es5iuat:o:i, :t low, mean, cowardly.
eii'uuk'.u iii-isc an. It is, you see, a
great wrong to Den. and be ought to
fed aggrieved that he is not harmed
Of e"ur.-c. with his wife unfaithful io
hi-n, hie is a desolate blank, a dreary
waste, not Worth shucks. And if I were
D..n. i
ve, a.- the jury failed me, I d
go aii 1 isang myseir, as
eiid, ii:e a gcritleman.
Juuas l.-caviot
l.NWMS ti.li AT .--:! II PiATT!)
Oaie Ttiounaad Head it 1'nttle Stolen.
Farly on Tuesday monang, this local
ity v.as vi-dted be "our men and Lreth
rcu" the Noble Ited 3Ian :who, in
commemoration of their visit, have ap
propriate! to themselves no less th.v: one
tiiousan 1 hrsid of cattle, belonging to
es-rs. -V t:. c Burke.
The pasture, whereon the stock was
grazing, is sit ft. ted only about two miles
from town, and owinir to the sn-pie'oo
that Iiioians were lurking about the
bluffs, gre.it care has bei-o taken in count
ing t heir number every day. Thi-; morn
ing, however, the above number were
i.ii--inr, and.Vo'.n the irae?s left behind.
im d.ubt is cute: tained that the Indians
are the perpcttators.
'I"',,.,. :.' !! s ci? ftivalrv cr-." Jni-
mediately dispatched in searc'l of the
raidersatid have now suc-eeded in over
taking them. Their number has, how
ever, far exceeded the an'icipations of
the ',sr;;.er.-, and from information re
ceived fro.-n a meenger arrive.!, an t e x
citing time i expected. Another com
pany of e-iva'.ry v. hi probably go to their
assistance this evening. Great xc't e
loent prevails in town Cor. Om:!ir
i.'e
OltCtlCilU.
--Klunner."
"Why,"-sail Miss Anna Dlekin-OT.,
on one o.vaslon, stepping i'orward to the
footnights. sind coii'tneiicing a kefme
T.ith a lofty lit slit of ek:ou:uc. "Whv
wa 1 born?" She paused, and
ran throurh the aii lion -. .'
a thrill
d : the
rich tones of the winsome woman rolled
over the exjiectai.t p-oo!e as she re
peated the.pmstion, "Why was I born '!' '
And' ctain she pa used, that a due im
pre.-sion mi.ht Le made upon her hear
ers, before she ua we red her own ;ues-
tion. ''Why was I lo:n
V"
: asked
once mere, in toucumg an
1 ah
no-t pain
ful accents, when a wit ked boy in the
gal'ci. i.boutJ, J give it up
iveitup!"
?5?5?
xtraet change fr-m
tit thi time':
Church lestivais c
friendless yo::th, ubc
rsri uf t!ie Znoe
rary. Laa. I.u?r I8oII.i the li .
i CouMoHUi::io ! 'on-oMne:l and .11).
SBtfecS !
4
3f er'si
Itellrea to tile MnJes f lrl
inte Life.
Tioni the XiliraFka'tl'.y Cl.ronic-'.e.l
lJuie.or varLJ and iiuiuerous have
prevailed in Ni bra.-ka City dniini: the
pa.-t few days that the conflicting ele
ments of the Democratic party had
pia-tered up" the old sorer-; that the
deep, cuttiii, and la-cifi irjund, as ve
uppo.-ijl. would he healed, and tint the
ununified I'eii-ocracy would be as "one
man."
Header, that, event ha cuhtiinatjd.
Tin! 'J't'iat-s lias ah-.-u;l,ed the Aeics,
ami heiicctbrth the old toothless eorceni
known as the AVn will !.e known no
more forever. The Tiims, c;i).reih d by
frircli men a a Ma.vor I'inm; the Chaiv
man of the Democratic h-tale Ceutiai
Committie. S. II. Calhoun; County
Tr'-a-uier. James 'j 'Lome ; City Treas
urer. 1. V. dackcon; itec..rdei, J. l'an
(riucr; '1 ho.. Iloaudan l and Dr. J. Y
Confers, members of the Democratic
Central Couimittce, are in "the ring."
In other word-, t hey, with other Demo
crats, have pn rebated the Jitus and
hcnoeforih v.-id be known as stockholders
in the Tiuirs Company.
At this hour, 1'J o'clock p. m., v.e un
derstand that Din Liner has the- kcs
and hoi ls pocs;-ion of t!i2 onice, once
e:d!''d the .Vw.f.
W o warn our friends, the members of
the Itepubiican party, to beware of the.-.e
"political .-c-ahs."
Heneefor.'h, " s-ucdi word as "our
ranch, "' "my farm," and "my j owerfnl
Deniocratio iuSlnenee" (outaidc of the
coantv
word-""
will not be made "household
A teleirram of .May :tdth from T'leas
rmt Hill giv.s the fwiiowin acto.uH of a
bol l robiiery of sluee )asse!:yer-:
A bold robbery was perpetrated to-day.
Two men on hor-o back overtook the
staire between IKidcrand I'leatint Hill,
presented their pistols and ordering the
i ta.ire driver to .-lop and get down from
the stave. A thorough fx-an-h (f the
p:i-venrer. re-nlted in a sin
money and a w;
returned with a
.?ii
wen
tl
ie reoocrs
-area.-tie rem
rk about
jple who travel without money. Two
a-iy passenv
:'.:n were m.t di.-.t urbctl.
thieves ::
urcd them thev would not be
harmo-d.
The mail La
were nonei
d op-
'U.
but
affcr an examination nothing vr
s takt-n.
Evidently a valuable pa -cnjr wa ? ex-p.'i-ted,
as the robbers th.-.t one -t ion in
.-to:iping the .-fa;-e was: lian l down
that exprc.v; matter." While the. -earch
was proi;res.di:.x a horseman came up nd;o
w is a!-o stopped and ma le to di-moent.
but nothimr taken. Tiie stae was then
ah.tvrcd to proceed, but
thi horseman
ohers for some
il to walk his
o;. Iiiis oe
to d iv.
mt;:te to accompa:y Use l
Ui.-tas.ee and then warn
hor-o or he Vt'oul l be s
eiiricd about three o'doe.
It is a .--tiikin fact that people wan:
To '.veitih uio;-.; than tiiey tl , and m"a-!oe
their health by their wci-:ht, as if man
were a pig, valuable in pioporthm to hi.-heavhi'w-.
Tiie racer is not list: the
! 1 . o .V
of li-
! n lint a moderate aiu.'.-iii.
H'avy m m are n oc tho e
sit.
men experienced contracto'-.. employ to
buiM railroad.-, and di:r d ten.'
Thin nun the w.uld over are tlie mm
f r - work : ibr en Isuiir.oe, they a-e wi.cy
an 1 bar ly ; thin poo'do iive the loo-'e t;
tho tin' h is, fat is a disca-e, and. as
nre.Lif. i'.t peoiiie are n:ier -.:! I a day at
at a t:iii-. an-i arc not suited to hard
work, o'ii:, t!:.,,-e i a' m i:u:n bi-tween
vin as fat a-; a butt-tr ball a a i :i- riun
an I juiee!ctaa rail. Form r;: Io iks,
a mo.les'. iot j.iiiity is m ),t I'e-irabio.
Jo i: iv j cno'i,;:i iie-!i to cover :i!! augu
laritie '. To a. ..-com pa -h thi.-in th sshort-e-t
time, a man shou'-l w-rk but i'.it'e,
ier; a great part of thi time, abo v
norhimr to -vorty him, keej always in a
jiyou-', hiv.ghing moo !, an i live cliiedy
on a i.nttiit-ates, s;:c;i as L'oi'e I crack. --t
wheat, a id rye, ;:ado-'ts, an.! barley. a;s !
corn, witii f.veet milk, an 1 buttevndik
and meats. S'ugar is the be.-t fit tenor
k:iown. ll'U's lie dlh m-l (Juud Lie
i'."7. How te ISn'a'.s e:r :i i;l Jl ibiii.
Unde-i stand the rca-tm-, an 1 ail the
rr-i'sons, why the habit is irderieus.
udy
the sv.i'jcct till the
re is
A-e
tho;
no
io-er-
i'..z c oool oi your mmo.
ees. t!:e i'u--o:iS mid the
the pkl-
tir.it
lead to the temptation. Freqicnt the
places, associate with tb.e pcr-ons, in
dulge the thoivihts that lea ! away from
temptation. Keep busy; idleness i the
strength of bad habits. Do not give up
the struggle w hen you have broken your
resolution once, twLv. ten time-, :t tlion
sind tim.'s. That on'y .-.hutvi irj.v i.i.icii
need there is for you to strive. When
y.".t have broken your- res union, ju.-.t
think the matter over, ::ii I endeavor to
under.-taud why it a you failed, so
that you may be on your guard again -t a
reciinvn. e of the same circumstances.
Do not t liink it a little cr easy thing that
you hav,- undertake;'. It is lolly to ex
pect to break off a ha' it in a dav v.hijh
may iiave been gaLueiiug
for yea rs.
streneth it: ycu
m .lt(Uii i'orsel.
Can a mother forget ? Nut a mm ni."g,
noon or ni--.ht, but siie looks into :: corner
id' a kitcsien where you read Iboldison
Crusoe, mil. thinks of yu yet as a boy.
Mothers rarely become ceiisc-hai- that
their ehi.drcn are grown out of child
hood. Iney think of them, advie them,
write to thou as th-jo-'i u.n- i'o.oteen
years of age. They eai.nut IV.rtet the
cliiid. Ttiree .times a day she thinks of
tho.-e a'fsent from tiir' tabic, and hopes
next year at the farthest, the may Lave
"just her own famey thcie," and if tu
are there look out i'or the fat wing of i hat
chicken, and eolfce which ic-body but
everybody's mother can make. Did
llano ih lorget Samuel?
A short scnti nee ful! of household his
torv. and runninjr orer with genuine
ih
iove. is ti
.g and heavicii'.tl
'Moreover, bis mothtr made hlsu a lit
tle coat and brought it to him from year
to y.iir, when she came up with her huj
band to sacrifice."
A mother Humming sit her frst-Yorn's
glare, or closing the iyj of a cliii i in
death, displays a grief whose very sa
creilness is suOlime. Bu; biiU-ror, I'.'iiv
ier than the stroke, is the desperation (,f
a sou wi.o ru. hes over a cru-hed hi ait
into vice.-, which he would hide even fr m
tli ; abandoned and vile. -Napoleon . was
oneo-uked by a huiy. wlj-st i"iatu eiie-d.-d
fti- thv oduc.iUou of youth, an I theihos t
profound rep'y was, Mothers."
A lady correspond ei st .of the V.'om nus
A'l'cucti'tf wiites in favor of limiiell msir-
riaeres, I'or a tlie, rmming from one to
three years, with i rivl.'eire of renewal i
bv r .I'.'iii d coo c?.t 'i rdrm .,,..
tod with oir soldiers in the late unoleas-
iustiiess, tLoasandsof v. hem marrbsl for
three vea-. or rl-irii.f the v. :ir.'' but
tie privitew of 4 'renewal' was f-eldom
I taken a-Ivsu.tuac of. It didu't work to
1 the .-iiie tatNtactio:. of the l.tdtes in-
? tcited t'h. To,.
TJie Times t"-e
Tho-e in oversight on the schools,
Eeme of whom t avel over la., re sections
of coi ntry, and have the bc-t means of
gathering information, seem to be almost
unanin.ou-ly hopel'u! of the future Ibr
the coloied race. Causa i: w in
operation ealeuiated to ra:.; the whole
level of this people
vears v. e see tho.;e
; and when in a few
now beii):' educated
upon thvta-'ol' aotivo hie, wuat iuay
I wo not isop'j for tln-ir future: ice is
oiten a:iie-i to wor:a;y v.i-o nn, tiiu it
items !ib.no.-.t inepa; able from gnjss ig
norance. Remove the i.tiorauL'?, re
taining meanwhile a hound Christian in.
str uetion-r who can measure the remits?
IJonda-re, like military life, suppresses
certain firms of viee and cramps certain
social virtues. Ile'.ease a recriment, lonjr
in Hfrvice and strictly coverned, from dis
cipline, and we should see results not un
like lho.-e of the emu
nt:on o
the
slaves. The leekless and vitiuH beciome
far vrore, or rather act out the evil in
them ; the lazy and improvident sink,
and the virtuous and energetic rise.
fc'u'di i sinip'y ihrt story of the frcedman.
r'ii.r.i thr JieriJittion tit the S"H?h,
in trie tfiiuc number of Lipt'i'itcoit s
III.-felln"inJ-J?ye."
The un!ersTned subsides, he rpuitp,
he is not in the paper bu moss any lonirer,
he bids his ft lends adieu ; in fact, he i-nys
farewell, in other words, good-bye.
After serving the public i'or les than
one year, he has learned to "subdue his
passions," learned that public sentiment
is a pood thins when it is on his side and
stays there, and when it is not quite so
rood, he has learned that to please one
man he must offend seven.
His reasons for retiring; from the paper
business, are as follows:
1-t It was diificult for him to kfeep
up with the Timri.
21 The JVeu-s was too old before he
go: it.
3d It is an unhealthy business.
4th He finds that the men who talk
mo.-t about how a paper should be run,
what it should have in it, and how much,
paid for the mim with advice, he oft'ered
to pay his hands with the same kind of
cunem-y, but the 1'iiuter's Union called
a meeting and passed a resolution reject
ing that kind of pay.
5 ih He wan advised to stick to cm,
and he ftueked.
He vrouid further state that all persons
indebted to him. have got to pay up in
cash, and persons holding claims against
i;;:o, w;;! please come iorwaiii aiii taico
hi- note. '
In cone! osion ho will say to his friends
tlmt they will always be remembered,
his enemies, 1 amv.mrs.
N. 15. The f ubserihers to the A''"
v.ili be -upplie 1 with t!ie Ii.ua; and the
arirti, tu-ns in the Atersaie to havead of
their contracts faithfully carried cut by
the Tiuts L'oiii2in? as per my agree
ment with them. Vvr. M. HickLtv,"
Ilc-PuhlUhcr JTeics.
At a meetinir of the directors of the
T.iiirs Co. yesterday, we understand that
Dr. Dine, of Brunswick. Mo., formerly
c rre.-.oondent of the j.Vf. Ism's AVp'i
l;c ni from Brazil a gentleman of large
newspaper experience was elected editor-in-chief
of the Tonris, smJ J. Dan
baucr, formei'iv J'.cal editor of the
1 more recently of the Time,
wa-; eh-eted local editor, an.l Tju ma:;
fiiu...i:sy was elected Bu-iness Agent
an I As o-:i ite Kdhor.
Dr. I Dm.', tho editor-in-chief, is a
stranger in our mi 1-t, but he comes very
highly recommended by a lar-re circle of
t'liends in our city who have knoyn the
17r. a nuiuffr or cars. as ttem-r one oi
tiie
nrit-r-
of the We.-t. V t
havo met with the Dr. several time:; uu
riss'r hi- short sojourn a:i;oru-t us. asnl
we cort: in ' e;.n
a perfect re nth"
ionouiic him a l.ing
ui soviui'y, and ino.-f
e!ao:y do we w-ic oi.e torn to tr.e ttlitoj iai
corps of this fState ; but we wo:i!l re-
pc. tfo.by in'brm the Dr. that v.e do i.ot
en-dor -e tiie piiiieiple- that he advocate.--,
and that we -ha. I hen-afrer endjavor to
diciis !ie great piiticipies at iUw; be
tw-j', si the great pirucs of tho dy in an
argumentative an i gentleusan-y manner,
'e.i viiii: lav-(..iaiities and bib'io r-;vite to
b; u;efi wi'h meti of !es me-n'al caiiiicr
man tho Dr, po.sesifCs, t.s his rc:ut ition
tor .:ciit!-,';..(i
di -cu-s'u.n will warrant
U., in so de:ig.
J. Dan. Laucr v
11 perfonn the duties
I'Kal in good styie, and wih pbice
tli3 TiiK.'Ji in tiie front rank of Demo
c a.ic pa; ers in Nebraska. We have
known Dan. for some years and refrain
i'lom mentioning his virtues lest we
should tc accused of romancing. Let it
Molifo that we warrant D.ui a "tn .nip"
in - he nuv.-ppnper field, and a live, v. hole
soii'ed. ro'iicking "cuss."
Tho-
a-i-ceiat
.MeLiughry, was elected
editor and buaiuess manager.
.Ve. is a
b!:.
is po!
V'.c
but rr
ave no further report of editors
suae tb.?y wiil add three or four
more to the tortt already employed. -'fire
company aniii ipates a heavy income
iis l desire to give the public much Prams
a:i I i;:.-t-c!a,.s Iemo-jvatie talent. It will
be we'd enough for the c.-mpany to ex
pend most of the income on the paper
n-i the meriibcrs are ail wealthy. We
wi-di the rimes Iluanclal success CUroni-
Onr Stale 2te carrri.
From the books of tho aueitor of
State, we have the following statement
of the valuation of property in t.he
counties, having the largest population:
Total amount of property assessed iu
Nebta.-ksi for the year Is,70 is about $o3,
r '' 1,'oOit, an iiicrt-a-e over iat year of
about, $i l,'Jjv),O0e).
Tiie foili v.ing are the counties that
have the highc.-t assessment :
U-.'X liTi). 1. l?:o.
C-i .'j. Tctnl "ahm!:nn. t".''. rf Land.
Li:.-
.1 ;'(;.; .., 3... v, l x&.w l . '""
1 .i-L;ia!-4....H.
Lin lre 5.T.
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l.i m ,la 1 .0
l.-ss
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i.'.'.o.y-Ki
l.."0-l.,,.-:i;
S..7
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Ki''!.:ir l.-on .'J. I '-r.iL" !
y-.rrr L' !-".ij-.'."'
V iihia'oa.l.'i-aiO'i
i.Trt.L -s 1.1- .'.kT l..V..',-iiS
4.v:a.: T i.j'.s.t.;; v..;...;.4!.
L.v-j.a -s. !.4.;..-.-s. i . ,.',",.Li7
l.lo.j'.l- !-. T"CI o. -Ti-1
.'. -J. ,S7 , 1 ,LC,1 H ' 1 ,01 j,iK.J
the average valuation
dl:g i-
af ia.Tt.s j.. r acre and of town lots and
the v-thrilion of railroad property in the
s iiue cunties in the order above given :
lSi'3. Is" i
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ft'tilroaii
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jjo.iyo
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.4 5. - 6.75 iO.l'll SVJstf, i!,W)i
" It wiir be hc.t;C''d that the increase has
been i reater iu Dode county than any
o'her iu pi-opoiii-.n to the amount. The
reason is that the roadbed, iron. &c, of
the C P. It. Ib lots been assessM this
year for the first time. St ites
'.an.
oi
John W. Forney, writing to the editor
(leriuantown (1'a. ) Thjrojh,
i sag-.: - i recocct . tiiat tne veteran
ti i f i n i. ii
Aitum.., ec I usi: to..i i,je uuiiivt
coiicfive no more tranouu elo-m? of a
1 boisterous career than the pubiieatioti of
i i!i.epeu.ieiit wccii'y new-pnper among
1 lnuepcndent agricultural people, lie
anticipated it a a rest from ton ; as a
harbor in which to review the ,-torms
of tl past and to r repare lor tho re-
, sponsdnhties of the future.
Tbe Center I'Jer of the l earci: worili
- IlritUrc Wives Way Three 31z
Iru atiil )h! Wa!!d
el tie lt.-rif Nnuk.
About noon on Tuesday a terrih'o ac
cideot (iwiint-l at J.reavcnvverth, carted
liv the iiiliiliiir or tlie channel r-ieroi' the
Lhr.lf. 'iiie . 4jotumercu.il my- the work-
ji;ls HMUtt time. been eoiijideie;
d pat
danger, the irrti pneumatic tubes having
jnerx;u tnrough tuo sand anJ reaciieu
the rock foundation. A part oi' the rock
itself had beeu cut away, and the posi
tion of the tube 'us ali that could be de
sired, when, yesterday, a slight dellect ioir
was observed. The loot of the rork had
been cut away irregularly, and tho stream
acting on the tube caused it to heel over.
This being observed on board the scow
the alarm was given, but before any pre
caution could be taken the eatire struct
ure fell, crushing the boat and sinking
with her three men, and wounding an
other. The balance of the crew, imm
beiing seven men, escaped almost mirac
ulously, several of them being in a skiff
along.-ide, which it had been sent to re
cover another skifF which had at the
time broken loose. The Superintendent,
Mr. Jenkins, who was at the time acting
for CJen. Smith, escaped, as also did the
engineer, rur. jjecx, together witu live
other persons. The names of the
drowned men are Peter Harrington, Joe
Morris and Charles Holley, the latter
bting a colored man. Fortunately there
were no men, at the time, working in
the tube, they having recently left the
work .
At the present time all trace of the
center pier is obliterated, excepting a
strong eddy at the place where the smoke
stack of the steamer reaches within a
short space of the surface of the waier.
As far as we eun. learn, the pier broke
away from the moo: ings which connected
with the,sew, and the whwl-force of the
current struck agaitmt it. The pier was
immersed some twenty-six feet in the
sand, there being seven sections in all
placed i:r position, and all of which arc
now lying at tho bottom of the river.
The fhs.t indication of the accident was
the appearance of a quantity of wreck
and lumber passing down the Missouri,
after which all kinds of exagerated re
ports prevailed. The catastrophe amounts
io not more and not less than the demol
ition of seven sections of tubing, which
had been reared at much trouble and ex
pense, and also the destruction of the
steam scow. The work will be impe
ded, but the same energy which has
prosecuted will doubtless i'ulul the enter
prise, and a few weeks will no doubt re
pair what is assuredly a great disa.-ter.
We visited the scene of tiie calaudty
ycateiCi-y aitcrnovo, a.n-I vrer? sorry to
see the men recently engaged in the woik
much det.res-ed at the loss of their com
rades, and the sudden stoppage whit
had be n put to a wrk which was the
pride of the city.
There's a chubby little infant in the
cradle, his fat bet just looking out from
, .i if,., it-
under tno Mauxct, ins cvcm sparkling
with healrh. his fat fi-t jammed into his
mouth. Jle s a mere norhmsr only
bah, but he is waiting. Some day he
will be a roan, and wiii take a part in tho
bustle of the great business life. Years
are b.f;re him long Jife is his, hands
tender wiil guide him over rough places
umil he has man's years and man's inde
pendence only waiting.
There's an old man seated in the nook
of the hcarihtouo, his head is white as
wool, ins lorm tivniohng, his hie almost
gone. He is waiting. Though he hears
not your kind words, there are voices
from above voices so soft and geniie
and sympathetic, that teil him: "Wait
a little loneer old limn: a few more days
of this l'ne, and then "We wiil carry yon
sale over " Ami she old man wait-"- and
li-ten-i far the glad news. He has Leon
young, oil. ha- traveled th rs:y paths
as. 1 Cowery walks ; seen bright suns go
down in the midst of dark and erne:
storms, and now he knows that a lew
spiiit. hovering over the earth ; up there,
where the old are young, and where the
young are blessed. Only waiting.
Ait of us are waiting. We may go far
noi.s Lome, seek th bu.-t'e of biin'e.-s,
seclude ourselves fiom the world, be
good or bad, aui.t.s frtunos or live in
poverty, and our day must come. The
thought is wit h u ; we cannot nuke it
stay acray. Death, death? an 1 yet
live, as it would never come. The infant
in the
may not nvc a year ; tot
oi.i man m t;io coiner may see oar grave
before his time -dines. Cannot the
wor.d eh inge? Cannot we all be Letter
men a":.d women have better, nobler
thought- give more heed to death
seek a safer road to heaven ! Are there
any so good that some evil has not crept
iu ? Are there any so bid that they
could not be reformed ?
Life! oh what is life? A day, an
hour! A rough journey; tears, sighs;
and the voice bids us come over the
threshhold of death for eternal judg
ment. Il.c Ilrtil Slurui.
The great hall storm of Sunday last,
which we have heretofore referred to,
otvurred about three o'clock of that day
and commenced in the Doke neighbor
hood, in Highland township, near the
Keokuk county line, and was about one
r.rd a half miies wide, and some three
miles in length. Over this track the hail
ft'l in great quantities, of immense size,
and almost entirely destroyed the youug
growing corn, and other vegetation
The corn, wheat and oats will revive, but
grapes, apples, peaches, and all sorts of
tender vegetables and fruits, wiil be al
most a total failure in the line of devas
tation, as we learn f rom osir informant,
Mr. Minor Kirkpatrick. Ottutnwu
(Iowa) Courier, th.
An excursion of clergyman to San
Francisco has been planned at Cfc'eago.
licketsfor the round trip, sJilS, good
for sixty days from date ; $400 should be
provided for real expenses. None but
real clergymen sire aiiowed to join the
party. A vi.-it of a few days at Suit
Lake is included in the programme. It
is thought that many congregations- wili
avail themselves of this opportunity to
send their pastors a-pleasuun?. Con
tributions for the suppost of the "inner
man" during the trip are pouring in ;
some friend' tor ward greenbacks; others
provisions for lunch time; a lew tracts
have been received by the committee,
with instructions that they aie. to be
c.trefuliy read during the sojourn of the
wandering :hepherds" in Salt Lake.
But the most aceepable cargo yet pre
sented to tno brethren isagi-osSot .ful
'Tf Kentucky Bourbon." That is to be
u.d in csu-e of chilliness in ascending the
iuountain., hoar-eness in tbggy mornings;
to aliay the peculiar thirst which nfllicts
travelers in crossing arid plains, and to
impart the cu-totnary odor to travelers.
Ci'crlawl lyiiimhilcr.
The London R'l'dicnn Xeirs copies a
bill of fare of one of Fudrjipn's hotel
cars and adds, by way of comment :
"Railway travelers will read with some
thing like, feedings of eov'3' the arrange
ment's made tor the supply of creature
comforts in the famous Pullman travel
in-? cars,
isfdCtory
too many
jhuoi."
ing cars, as compared with the unsat
isfactory state of thines provided upon
of our r.ricush and continental
Theua are at present seventeen royal
grand children to be provided for by the
British Crown.
A re
resident of San Francisco is pre par
ten dozen bottles of California
ing
"(I'Leika
Grant.
vine as a present for Gen.
Junius Henri TSrowne will have an ar
ticle on A. D. Richardson in the July
numoer of J'tacird's "uonth'y. . -'
Saw dn-t pill;, saysan'old physician,
would effectually - cure many of the dis
eases with which mankind is nfneted, if
every patient would 'make his own saw
dust. Four bulky volumes about tho A!a-
luima elaims are about to be issued
from the State department press for the
edification of Congress and the public
during tlie clog days.
The Countess Chabrillnn has written
a comedy "' America ine" in which an
American lady is the villainess of the
plav: and it took hve acts to bring out
all the misdeeds of our rascally country
woman.
The kind hearted people who have
contributed money for the benefit of the
reman movement, will find that their
donations won't come auiiss. The poor
fellows at '"the front" need all the funds
to get home with.
Several large dry goods stores in New
York have siibstituteel girls for '"cash
boys." The change is said to work well,
which we doubt. Girls have always
been good at taking cash, but very bad
for handing back the change.
A petrified snake is now on exhibition
at Wytheville, Va. It is about half an
inch thick, coiled un, has perfect scales
on its body, might have been two feet in
length, and is ot hard, white rock.
In Indianapolis, the other day, a little
girl actress sang "Little IJarefoot" in
costume. Such was the effect on the
audience that at the repetition of "Flease
sir, give me a penny, sir," it fairly rained
nickles on the stage.
4'The fact is," paid an elderly wife,
4'a man does not know how to straighten
up things. He does not know where to
commence. I don't wonder," she re
marked in conclu.-ion, ''that when God
made Adam he went right to work and
made a woman to teil him what to do."
A Connecticut editor nays of the bald
headed brother, that so long as he can
fold his ears over the top of his head
really what's the use of having Lair, any
way ?
A white ro'-e, taken from the bier of
John C. Calhoun, when his remains lay
instate at Charleston. S. C, has been
transplanted four times, and now blooms
in the garden of a citizen of Columbia.
It is known as th "Calhoun rose."
Rev. Robert Hall, the great Baptist
minister of England, when asked how
many sermons a preacher could conve
niently prepare in a week, replied: "If
he is a man of pre-eminent ability, one ;
if he is a man of ordinary ability, two ;
if he is an ass, six."
The wife of Jerome Hilliard, of Wal
lingford, Vt., a niece of ex-Gow Wil
liam Slade, drowned herself in Otter
cre-.'k, Sunday evening, while tempora
rily insane. She leaves five children."
The Mobile Retjiater calls .Gen Sher
man "the gentleman who 'marched to
the sea' with only raw militia and but
termilk cavalry on the way to prevent
him." And yet the Register is a red
hut organ of "hist ditch" Democracy.
The Nev Orleans Time thinks the
first object of tlie Dental Convention,
about to sit in that city, should be to ex
amine into the mouth of the Mississippi
no trming matter, since the river has
-even mouths, all full of snags and
stumps.
They tell in Indiana of a man who,
the other day, got "fatigued," laid down
close to :i luohi-ses barrel, aeciden-'aily
turned the faucet, and went to sleep
with a fud stream running on his head.
He was discovered after about eighteen
g ailons of sweet had run out over him.
He was fined eight dollars for disorderly
conduct, and had to pay for the molasses.
He raid it was a case of linked sweet
ness long drawn out.
Yale students have again brcn guilt'
of conduct calculated to bring that insti
tution into di-gra.e. La.t Saturday
night, the-i'ltt" th'tm says, a few of the
students engaged in a series of wanton
.action, prominent among w hich were the
firing of a college out building, breaking
into and defacing the chapel, abstracting
the cushions and Bible, carrying off one
of the iron seats on the greeu, etc.
Girls who go out ridimr with young
men should always grab the lines when
the team gedj frightened. It prevents
the driver from turning the buggy over.
Arrangements are being ma le lor a
grand excursion siround the world, which
wiil ouiy cost about &7iJ in gold. We
are almost persuaded to "excursh" for
ninety days.
Many a voting man takes his girl out
ri ling Sunday afternoon in a Sue carriage
and begins work Monday morning in
debt for a week's board.
Andy Johuon, they say, will soon
start a bank at his oi l home. He h is
managed miance-i oetter man pontics,
md i-
off. Let him be classified,
labelled, and laid carefully by as the most
successful fossil of bis day.
The St. refer (Minn.) Tribune nays a.
singular proposition was made to the
overseers of the poor of that county, a
few days since. An old man an Irish
man from one of the town in the up
per end othe county, presented hiuisels
to the overseer, bringing with hiu six
horses and other stock, worth about $!,
500 which he desired the county to re
ceive, and in return support him the
rest of his life. His rea-on was that he
was too old to take proper care of his
stock, and ha vim.' uo relatives with tvhom
be wished to live, he preferred to go to tlie
lVior House. The overseer had no au
thority to receive him under the circum
stances, but not wirhing to turn him
away, has allowed him to remain a few
days until the County Commissioncrscan
dispo-e of his case.
A San Francisco letter says James
Fisk, Jr., has signified, per wire, that he
is going to the Dsiciuc coast, and requests
the most magnificent unite of rooms in
the principal hotel to be reserved for his
u-io. He also announces his inteution of
giving a grand ball to the ladies of San
Francisco, the cost of which is to be
$.'0,000.
A Washington corn doctor says that
when General Halleck was at the head
of the army, he walked about so much,
devisimr strategy, that he bore an entire
new set of corns every six weeks.
:V man in Michigan swapped his horse
' for a wife. An old bachelor acquaint
anee sai l he'd het there was something
wi oncr ith the horse, or hw owner never
wouklhave fooied it away in that manner.
Anna Piekiu-on says that "there is no
work a ui.ui can do Lut that will be bet
tt r Jona by having a woman at his side."
II ow about currying a kicking mule,
asks a coteuiporary.
A darkey gives the following reason
why tho colored race is suerior to the
Trhite rce. He reason? thus'y ''That
all men are made of clay, au J, like the
tueer-chaum pipe, they are more valua
ble when highly colored."
The fund for the educatiou of the or
phan." of Capt. Williams, of the Oneida, i
amount to nrir -A,i-i. f
sl i3T.oojn a-c co
DEALERS
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
&C, &c, &c.
BOYS' AftSD CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Hats it Caps, Boots (k Shoes,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Mam Street, Second Door East of Court House
Plattsmouth, Kleb.
BRANCH HOUSE : Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Bf You
CHOICE
Call On
Where You Can Select From
I2000!bs Sbculders,
loCOOSbs Sugar Caret! Hams,
I8000!bs Sides
Yhich he will SRLL at Reasonable figure0. Also on li3nd ' a
Fulland Well Selected Stock of DRY GOODS, atd GliO
CLRIKS, Which he offers to the public
AT .COST-
CdP"Tho5e knowing themselves indebted to me will please
Call and Settle the tame. JOSEPH SIIKIIA.
April (ith daw 3m. Rock Bluffs
D SCHXASS5E.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
Everybody, and
To buy tbeir
spring i23.c3. gEiaTO m er GOoa
AT THE
'usr IE
STOCK
Are now on exhibition at the Xew York Store, at trreatly reduced prices. Via call particular
attention to our new styles of
DRESS-GOODS, riUNTS,
DELA1NS, UlMiHAMS,
BROUN SHEETING.
JiLE ACHED COTTONS,
BALMORAL, CAtiPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA -S. BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds end prices to suit our numerous customers. large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QLEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GUSSWAKE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
We hav a lirj- 9 felt of the celebrated GARDFN CITY GUPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE d BREAKING PLOWS, and all kind of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS. HAY RAr'ES. &.C
Plattsmouth February, loth, 1ST0. tf. D. SCIINASSE & CO.
mm
a u VI h
One door west of
PLATTSMOUTH,
. II.V5
iFHSLISJlLE
A LARGE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODs,
O-AJiPS,
and ProvS
HIGHEST
Kinds
Plattsinoath, Nebraska, August 5th,
. , DEALER IX
Stoves, Tin, Hardware & Farming Tools;
ALSO
MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
Roofing, Guttering, Spouting and Repairing done.
1 am Selling First-Class Goods and Guaranty Rot to be
Undersold, as 1 am Baying of First Hands.
A No. 1 Plows and Cultivators, closing but at Cost. Remember the place
Wain St.t JVext to City Hotel
JPIattsmoutlt
IN
Want
F. D. LEHXIIOFP.
more too, are going to
YORK STORE-
The largest and most complete .
OF DRESrs GO OD S
t- Via
U fat
sdL33
the IIeb.!.d Office,
- NEBRASKA,
AT
&MB RET M!
STOCK OF
BOOTS,
SHOES
1 -
sons.
MARKET PRICE PAID
IUR ALL
of Country jPzoducQ.
1SG9.
111 E R K,
jKF23W ST GllB
Weeping Water, Neb.
DEALERS IS
General Merchandise,
SUCH A
DRY GOODS,
UKOl'KrES.
llAKDWAttr.
WEE NEWARK.
HATS. CAI'K HOOT..
SHOD". NOTIONS
PINE AND COTTONWOOD I.UMUKK.
SUING LLS AND LATH
Tie aro Agents fur
V.'i!!oox , GitJ--3 Sev.ina Machine,
which i undoubtedly tbo beft M.uhini tv
Iilc Ilcmcflj
rn.'a I:i A ...... . It. 1. - . .. . ,
fvon in one ch.sc to cure the v-ry worn r,i-t j ,,f
Dliu.l Itchiiijr or Dlea'iinif I'i'rs. Tlnpe;i",r,'
ntllirlvit fhouM iMiiucliiiit I mil on tlnir lirucn
pirn :i'l cel. AV.ir er' 'i- it mr.iy. It i-,
prcs.-'ly for tho 1'iliM. an 1 i.i nut rcci-.pmuu ii.i,
to cure liny other disease. Ithm ciir',l tii.u,
eiie of oior thirty ye-srs s'f.ni linjr. I'ri-u Vi,;
Di'ilur. Forculo by driiiirs t vr,y whrrc.
Warner's Dy.'pe.psia Tonic it tTcpaivd t .
dri-s-ly lor Dytpittivs nnd thu-c nilli rnii: w i
hahii.mil Oo.-iit vei, us, It is n si iclit im u
tutiio and a splendid ain:tiL r ; it Ma iik:!.!; i
the st"iu:t h Hiid reHtori'S tlie dii;-tin. K:ll ,
to their henithy stnle. Wc:ik, tieivmis und dy
r't'plie persons should use Warner's I t--f-i '
Innic. For s:ilo ly drupKists. rieeOne 1 , , :t
Cottgli jo mil ore
Warner's Couch Rnlsntn is ln'alin, sofhn, .
and epe;tor.!tiii(f. The exti n rdinury pow . ,r
possesses iu inimediutely releiviiiif, nnd event ,
ally curing, the most obstin.ito rase. d' Cuuii .
Culd?, Sore Throat, Ilronehitis, I iiiliieiirn, ( k
trrh, hoorfeuecj. Asthma and C'orisuiiiption . ;
almost ir.ereilible. So prompt is tho relief at. I
cer'ain its eti'.-cts in all the Hbove eases, or tr
aS'jetion of the throat and hull", that thou-;ii :
ot physii ians are daily preser.binir it, ami n ..
and all say that it is the most healiiiK and -pector.'itinx
oie.li' iiie known. One dose aln:i '
atrrdi reliof, ami in most enses one bottle,';
leetH a eure. StdU by lirurcists, in Jare bottle',
l'ri-e One Dollar. It is your own fault if yo;
Still cough and suQer. The llal.-um will euro.
Uinc or jLi'e.
The preat lilood I'urifier and Delieious Iirii.!' ,
Warner's Viniim Vine, or Wim;if l.ile, i ir ,j
rotu any poisonous dm- or impurities, l,ci
prep.ired tor those ho retire a Miiiiuliint. It ,
a splendid i pi ti.-.cr and tonic, and llie tiio
thiiia in the world for i tiriry ii.tr the blood, it
the most pieasaut ami delicious article, ev i r
lerei to the pubiiir, far superior to braii'
whi-ky, wine, bitters, or any oi !i-rurtii e. I.
wore tieaiihy, and eheaper. Doili male ai.d
male, y unit or dd, can tike t lie W , J.i:
It in, iu faet, a liie preserver, Tlnc ho ,;
to enjoy (too. I health and a fi c (li.n o, 1 i v -
spirits, will do well to take the W ine of l.tlo.
It is dulereti' from anythiiiK ever beiore ii. ti
1 1 is soM by driKi"ts ; also at all respect a Me -i,
loon". I'ricel i,, dollar, in , ait bot;e,
mtmm umm wm wi , n i n ,i i i nji i ! mamm
Una si 2 en fffjo& ue.
Warner's I'unnenafrojruc is the only arl '
known to emc tlie hites. (it will cure in ev :j
ease.; Where is the fiinily in which tins
portant liieoicine is not wa:ite I ? Mothers, i
is the irrentest l'lesiti(t ever oCercd yioi and ,
fhoul i immediately procure it. It i" ebon
cure for Femido IrreKUlarities, and io i '
peuded upon in every ease where the n
P. w has lieen nV-t rneted t hroiiirh eobl up o -So'it
by drui,(istiL l'i ice One 1 oliur. Or
mail on receipt i,f One liollitr and a l'. ......
Oliiccbrj Stale Street, ('hicaeo. Ills.
.1. M. lIl.V' ll MAN, Ai.elil.
pr22wly iSaindly ri:.ti.-mou:!i, '
" u r n i f ITr z
4
Jf -s- -
Titos. W. Khryorf
GABIST EVIAKE
And dealer in all k nds of
furniture and Chaii
Mils stkeet, (thirdduer west of I' 0
Plattsmouth - - -- tie:-,.
Repairing and Varnishing neatly done,
rf-Funerals attended atthe shortfst t,oti".
JOSI I'll SCBBIt .';
tSTAIlLITIlKD. ISoi
1EAI.KK IN
IV A tceies, c fou r ; K
silvi:r and tlatkd wm:l,
COLD PENS, SrECTACJd:.-,
VIOLIN" STIUN(J!S AND
FANCY GOODS.
Watche. Clocksand Jewelry repairod t t
and wnh dispatch.
V ; .lleinovedjlo oppo.!te I'latte Valley I . "
JIainStreet. nov 't"
IS. SrfHI.OCK,
Notary Public.
SFUHLQCK & WiriDHK.
REAL ESTATE AGENT?.
One Door West of Brooks lloue, up Sum.
LATTS MOUTH. .... NEBR-l A
Lands UoucM and Sold, Title Examine'!
Conveyances Made, luxes 1'aid uui lie
Forwarded I'roinptly.
t -All Iiusiness entrusted to our ear"
receive prouipl attention. uiai."jd A iv
Public Sale cf Sc'.iool Land'
I. Isaae l'ollard. Clerk of ':.is county, i:
fuanee ot miaet t tne lrrirl iture filler.'
approved June "MUi, ls..7. will fl.-r at I .
!ale, at the door of uiy olliee, in I'laltsmou .. (,
Tuesday the Jlst day ol Jun - in t. at lo i i '
a. in., all the remaininir Sehofil I.aiels ii !
comity. No bids reeei.ed tor less than
dollars pT acre. Sale wiil continue frotu u.ty '.
day till all t!e S'tn.J l.nuds uic ottered.
liivcn under uiy liuiid and seal this 4th di
May, H70. Isaac I'oi.i.abo.
Clerk City county, Nebra.-..-
By.T. M. Tieard ley. Deputy.
MjiyowTt
fc fc IB te -
b . e.' C' . e. - '
TO Till WOUKJNG CLASS. Wo arc t
prepared to fui ni.-h all la.ses w ith u .
employment at home, the whole of the t .
for tlie -pare moment. Uunnesa uew, li; .
profitable. Persons of either fex eiid:;
from 5oe. to i per eveninc. and a prop
puru by devoiiiiir their wuole time to !
nesj. l'oys and pins earn uearley as I .
That ull who see this notice may send
dross, and test tho tusii,es. wo tuiir'
unparalleled offer: To ouch as are '
eati.-lied, wc w ill send 1 t - pay forth"
of writtnsr. Full partieulars, a valinbl
which will do to eoininente work o
eoj.y of '1 Ue J'elt:'H L'ir.rttrU C'nr; rl. - i
of the largest an.l best tamiiy new-." 'i i
lished ail sent free by mail. Kt .. . .
want permanent, proli'able work, ac i e - .
ALLLN A: CO.. AicirfrA. Main. ap'
EMPIRE B HKERV:
Third Street, South of ttz
Plattsmouth, IVcb.
CONFECTIONERII3S,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and weet Cracke r;;
kept on hand at all time.
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