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LAT1SM0UTH NEBRASKA.'
TnririAY..si:ivri:Mni:ii r,
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V;ttk:. in convention ass-ciaWo'l, have
.--.-n l.t to acvuc Governor Ruder of
!:M.-io:i.;.-;y an-l corruption ia his w i-
i n! t'.i :i oftlic school anl other State
J in Is an 1 procPty." Now, as an iatcr-
to .,.'i".v the iioi!ii'i'-e
i'.ijjlc dechsra-J'.'ti
C!1I0-
cri i- f ns lition ?
TIJ i: WAV H' 11:
11 1
."-..me ii:- suae we cai.o-i r.j.yn o ..
r.ermau citizens to a-k. of thn lv-m -
ciatic Ftatc Convention .u;ue word. of
:-ymj athy with IVus.-ia in her .-trn.cglo
airaiuvt Napoleon. The convention has
l.on hi l l, and not a word of sympathy
v.-a-" utt red. In fact, tin; entire Cer
mnn rktoentjof onr own count rj' va ig
lion -1 1 ntil a thrcwd delegate arose and
r.iTT -f - that a (Jerinau tdiould he ut
oj.oc ;1 ; tiekct si.uu'whcre, lot.isr- (he
f, . i7J'. -mi$ Jui-.l itomntubd 'i Gi n.X't.i.
'flii-- was done only after a half dozen 1
i.-ni-.-s had hecn suggested for the office,
of F:at ? Treasurer, and no one could he
d !.-vi).i;.r;d uj'ou. The convention
'".-aw the point" made hy the honorahlo
.h hgat and at on.-c deci.h'd to flatter
-'ir i'elio.v citizen, .Jacob Vallery, Hon.,
with the nomination. He wa liomini
te 1, in tho language of the shrewd dele
gate, n t as a matter of ju:stiec to the
(Jerii;;.:i element in the State, hut " he--ao-'j
foe llcpublicaa.s had no: itoatcd a
.;i:la:i." The nomination, un-l-r the
. ir- aci-r.in -os, may he very ihilli ring to
1ri(.:.d V.dlleiy, hut i-as a vcry.-liu; c .in
.1:
the flormans ..f the S!a'
WAIT ASM SV.K.
Tiu -;niocracy of Nebra.-ka hav.
! lbr the pa.-t year, thv n-h the
,:l-iu v : their prc.-j an! lye
1 y o: ner
1 ... ..-:n r ,. '-on the
.o.itnc of David Ilutler
; atid we arc
know that thev have be'-u as-
: . ' iii. ...ui t.i'-. i.-fc.-- v.- ... j
- -.. ii -..11..:....'
, iste i .1! lili.S WOl'K iy men 110 10
be R '-cans, vho have been incitn.l
... ?
r 1 !:.
0.0 v.: -'
i!i'a!i
t! -
motives o! a pureiy pev-i.iiai
These efforishave not been
1 1 he nature of accusations a- in
of iusiuuaiieu.--, whu li it were
Mi an I worsj t:.-: : ll-: .S.'.vmii to
!".:'-'V.- ". About oisj yt ar ago one or
wi of the most' "ic.-j arate of these
vili:ivi.- -: t wrought. u; to a pitch tlu.t
they ventured upon a spcvillc charge.
Tic. Republican State Legislature !
icrmiucd um.h iuhi:r cfiuctualiy vindi
citing ;..v. Ratle if he was- innocent,
i.r 1 ui :ic!" expo.-sing him if he could l e
1 rr.v:: uiity of any corrupt ion, proceed
to a; feint a committee of investigation.
That '.-"unuiLtce v. us comj.osod cf men
. "ho ul I not surccn a singL fault of
( ioet i. ir Rutler, and whom no man m
tie: Ss.ite has ver daied to accuse of
le t doing their duty thoroughly; and
yet. that committee, after a searching in-c-!i
-:tien, re; orted that they found
no'.h'.ug in the acts of (Jov, Dutler tht
in 1 heir ojiinien deserved the lea.-t cell
.-.'.re. and :i resolution was j-as.-cJ en
uot -ing his actions as ( iovcruor and capi
tal eomnus.-ioiii. r. ee.-y f.ar lniiided
.i-.uivd-.it in the Jgislatiire voting for
ine lvsohition. Thij had the ciiect to
. ii- i;ee those caiumriia.ors for a time,
;,i.d iKer Pince hae they dared torn ike
-;-. -i'ie charge nuain.-t I jvcrnor Rut
::: yet the- are constantly llirowi::.-.:
( insinuations and telling what they
!i-.e hotrJ. Now, v:o haeot:!y tins to
say to sueli Republicans as may l.a e
afowed these we'd circulated sto. ies to
prejudice their minds ; wait and see: Le
t'oro you declare hostility to the nominee
f your party, and require souicthing
bttcr (htm tho houioay of democrats,
and 1 crs-uial enemies of Governor lh;t
ier. If they I; mm of anything tletii
mental to cither tho personal or public
JiaracUr of Oovemor Rutler, you can
.e st assured they will make it known.
And when these vile calumniators whis
rin your ear tho slanders they are
daily reporting, a-k them their
ntiiiiF. Atid wo here call tiooti any
loan, lVuniv-rat or Republican, rerson.d
; neuiy or political oppon.-nt, wh. 1 .iiuttj.s
t.f auglit that is criminal in the eiucial
acts of David Ruih r, to come ill w ard
and state irluit he knows to the world,
and to do it in plain Jm .didd r.nguage.
Hither do this t.r hold 3-r ur peace.
now sow ?
How is i; ul'v with thi Ru'o A.
mi the .juc-tlon of "cuLHe !".s'' in the
Romocrutie convciiti'.n ? fs it satisfied
as to which he'd the majority in the
convention, the '":: ndis' or tho "iiit .i'! '
' 'There r.re cunv.chs in both part!
s, I ;i.
and we .suppose it eammt he heipid ; but
we hope there are c;:ouch up.-iidit, tuk.n
in both parties tj ucilnrain ;:n houe.-t.
irtuous pary ori-anlr.ati.jii."
"Wo will not endorse a coalition of
the Rciuoeratie- party with Labor Rc
foiin." A'tiO L- ji t'T e'i.
"A committee wa appointed toeo'ifer
with the. Reform Party's t'ouvention
which was in so'-s'.on nt the Rroek
House." lV'.iccufiiif-i Lhmucrntic Con
V'.ittioUf iih.
"A commit'. -Hi frota the Jem.icn:tic
State eon-, eiitiou her.- cr.ter.-d the room
to confer with the Reform Pa: ty's Con
vention, and Mr. Parmele, Mr. Sme.li.
and Mr. R..ney were a pjoiiited a commit
tee fnin the Refoi ui parly to confer with
them, and they sul:uittcd to the com
mittee froi.r the State convention a iist
of names of iho.se persons whom the Re
f.riii party wished to see nominated.
The list was approved by the Statj con
vention couimitttv, v. idi only me excep
tion Mr. il. C Itt, of Nemaha
county." l'irti dings I2ij'orm l'artn
t unrfiiti'on th.
Now, who will 'ihip in," Mr. Iiy,s
tcr ?
The Waukpsha (Wis.) Frumnu has a
'ih ad brat department" devoted to the
interests d' those iiciiile ones who omit
to pay the pi inter. S
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t!i-i !:.;; "craiie pany 01 uu oia.v i'J ,, . , I ,
i .. . . .... i I nart ;i ilciiu:;.ic:m-. It i.- true tlat wc i or I 1:1
initiate inai i!:uge or s-airi i-t-.i- j
v i;-tc! ofiifullv maligning the character j :1 uurj majnty ia ..ebru,ka : Jr.- y.r
: ,-ilIz-n for i.olitica! puri..wes. Will I w'; ' tli-.roul work in taem tojo 1
1. . f ,,-,...f..!;:,., I evevy 1-art of the .State, ro uftcrly do- l"1- a'mnS
. , 1. .1. ... i.:., 1 j ni.rau.e the otn-niv. ai to make our tn- : res-men at 1
THIS l-IlTUL't., l.I U' v.-AJ..u i ' -
.v . i. 1 .! n-j ;,,.?,.-. ph donMy sure. r.d show our fellow , cen thero
i.f their party
A TI i:VT!OV I1I.14 ASS. !
We culled attention a few d.iys sineo
to the necessity of organisation the
lormin of llepuLik-an clubs in every
town ami oreeir.ct in Nebraska: since
th.-n our ,:.( r lets fol!o'. c 1 u- with an
I nrA-nt .-j i-o.il in tl;- Mime direction,
j V.'c would .'! to tin- lU i.i;t.:!..-:in. of
VI I
I -or,r:i-
Ii;:t they i.'Vii r. to fise ivL!"
to tiiem-el flint
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I-lc:i.oiT;ny c l..'.iftn il. i:-',n.-h!y i.i I lie
at.;. The eii-iny trathcrs -our.ic;o fi o:ii
onr tni'ir.g to oil ii:.ijorif ios 1.
-co
iw .suj.it and int'Hivc and in I.i
to cttTf.ncr. lk-ti:s;j tho ti'tnckirtir nmtv.
01 o.'h-.r .tate.-", tiiat v
tlie
.t much
': ii'i.ol was in
j.oured 011? nn
. If the tUato
not !.e assi!iuhl;d
S.-..tI..-::, LaiJo ih.-M
i 1 enrrsi i-:nnii. ;r
ca:
( ,.. t;.,A. aij4 :..t, our co;ir:-c let u.-i taktf
! t;K. Ii!;ltt.,,. ; !!:,n-J o-ir,;clves. L. t
cliiii.s he Oiganiz.jd without delav. and
let i s IVateriiiu to the end that the soe
ea 1 Tuesday in net October may wit-1:0-.-
a greater liej ublican triumph in
Xi..ha.-.ka than we have ever ha'l before.
Jet the precincts call meetings, and at
once start the glorious work of heating
Democracy. Fel'ow-lJojmhlicans, the
long r-.il i- . on. 1 ling over all the land
la!! in. an I let u.; .dio.v Xehra-ka in the
rrou, r.Ui
ast z:t;.-ir nois.
A l IU" L "vc
we have for years, was mad, in this
i-ity jctcrday o. the smectioi. of .Jr.. in
11. roxtou a: the Democratic caodMate
lor 1 i'.,vc! rii.'!-. :t ass een toe l.uoii..
. , . , .. 1
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know 11 it how it ha.- been elsewhere) l; r
!t h :s bee;
, '
tho pa-r two or three week., that they
eio.uo m'cuic ire? mire .uet.i ii--t vote
again ibulcr provided they rrii Lm.-I
.'"mo mjiiiLv-r of that, church which tho
J'cuioeracy wero wi"ing 10 iiomhrite.
Cruv'oii's n-.hiia ition was matle .so7
with that i.-w. lie is the ki-t man that
-IT .1 " -. l i".
ai'V oartv Wo:-. . : .,0 --,! ?.:..(! - m, !
!:: U'
'i',V
stn :
.e u;.fi;i ;:i.- ui.i; !-.;.! 1!
ha.- now Jived in N'e-ii're.-u
years .-w j have
t'-r ..
ie:o
bra I
know .1 hi
l:c;v f...;- t'-VLu'i; vcar.-l an
vi'I cldtii that he i-
W O:
o!:t;
h !
has ever .lone or said I
c::
1
Oi OtOerwisO
M;
(.'ro..i
u is a f'"jn, c'
n-ij' ;e( o 1
i-i' r,.Lt.'i.-;i:!.'. who w..tiM. in the Rs- j
ccutlve thair, be easily m.tu i.-ed by such j
wary and .-d.rt.wd politicians as J . Ster
.I!-' U.ilt-.O A .1 ).,;,,.'....... '!' II
no.'.:--! for th.-ir Ioy.iIty--i.it tlie Mi-p.rt ;
ot iha::t Democrat like Croxtcn, o:i j
i:ie .Mt.iiile 'roU!il th:,t lie i :i metnhor i
ol the Methe'lit Church. This is wor.-e,
c en, than Satuu upon the in.untaiti.
The Democracy of -'e'.raAa know but
little of the Metholi.t Church,
cise tiiey m.uM never
siteh loll work of
l.uvo madj i
attei.: j.tle.r
io i:o.;u , -liK :uit iteeei ve call it y
no oarsiicr nauie) that entire hojy
: entire body of:
., ,, , P.
the 1 1 th of Oeto-
mcti The evcjJSjhj
oei' wiil teach them that tlie men c;
i
i- 'soc, ei.eiJMKi. ci:urt.ti (.1 t:il
S;:ne know Lew to spurn tho perpetra
lo!s ii .:-,i.i-h '.jv.' down trickery.
. no tjmulia jj-.-r.i'.t, in in report, oi
ue Peit:(M-r:it!'t S'.-re Convention rives
... .... . .. -. .: a I.... 7 ' ,
'he
e,i
!:e:, i.f aec.';.-anco. ;f all the
s cxevc'-t thit of Jacob Val-
j !ery. he n imliiee lor Statu Trettsuier.
Why wa-s Mr. Vallery thus snubbed i v
il'is ittisti.iraiie adndrcr of Napoleon?
Vv r, s it because Mr. Vsilk-ry was "only a
jet:c.in'.'"
I.Hilv Titirss.
The preeior.siiess of little things was
uever inore t'cautifully cs.ressed than
by R. F. Taylor in the following ; 'Little
word-are the sweetest to hear; iitUa
charities tly fathest, and stay 2onre.t oa
the wi:;o-: !;Uh lakes are the stilli.-.f lif-
t!e lieait. nrc the ;;.:!,
... -, . . , .i . i
1,1 ill i. t:iriii
;re l.o,,!. .,;f! ii,,,
mo e re.; I :i 1 lit; e .-;..-;-s tli.. i... .-r 1 .......
.in i v.ii.'ii n-ttare uou. 1 i::a
t .-... !
esp. e;a'.!y r ire :i:i I it : ir'al.
it !:u!o litil-j ;.ear!s. lit tie
1 1 . l 1 1 ! ! I U I
h'-ikcs
liamunds, I
ul; !: u-.-vs.
Iv.-e.ybody calls that Jitile which he
mvesbe. t .-ii c.ir;h. We once hear 1 a
-oo.l so, t of a man speak of his little wife
and we farieied that be must he a per
foet halo bijo-i of a she. We saw her
and s-ie weighed two nun bed pound.:.
Wc w.-re sin t-iise'il ! T',..t il,-.. it v. ...: .v
joke-- the man merit it. Tie co:;!d pur I
e.s .n.e iit .i's iieart, ;uim iiave r o:;i t-er
other tLlo-s I eides, r-.,A what w.us Lu
bat previous, and what wa .he but
little.
Th
'.Vf of men vf sentiment arc
's
i-taiipie;auve v:.u.e!i. i
f Ii....: i . ,
oi t o-i re .uein.. e'i;i.tl:;is a- 1V:M-
.:'' ..,,..(-., I :r. e ' ., 1 - .i
W."
'. no
:..-. !.,..! ... ,.-1.: . i
.1 ,
r..d !.-
- ' " 1 -" j 1 iei- eee 1
ed breath. As he close,!,
Vil
the sle.ivr .-I" hi
ame-u feri. with,
i-ont put on -your left etvckimr tn-
lnorrow. do:tr ; I uib! men 1 the hole i;i
it." So, wtie-i Sir ';:ifer and Li ly
Sett weie rami lipg about th-ir e-ute,
and ca:m uK-u some p!afal lanibs frisk
itic: Jn the mca.l.ev. "Ah," s-ld Sir
Vfalt-er. "'tis no v.- -.-.-ler thai poets from
the earliest acs have made the lamb the
teni-i. n ci js'ite? an i iutrocence."
' Tiity are indeed dell-hllu! a.iluiah.'
answered h-.-v Judyship, "'espe.-iahy with
mint sauce."'
A skeptical yotiii colie'iiaii eonfron.cd
au mI (Quaker at Tcrre Haute with the
statement that he did not believe in the
Ribie. Said ti e QuaUr :
"Doe, thee believe in .i'lvmce?"
''I'. s ; ihe!.jh I hr.w re)?, seen it. I
have s-cn rubers who have : be.-.id,s,
there is plenty cf proof that such a
country d-.es exi-t."
"Then tine will not believe anytLLig
that thoe or others has not teca V"
-so. io bo sure i vron r.
"Did thee ever see thy brains?"
".No."
"Did thee ever see anybo ly that did .'
"No." ' .
"Dee- thee b'."llcv- thee has any '.' '
.t . w..... . A : it nocd.s 1-; i:t. vn:at!i on tliC: i. traver
' r; 11.
crs who ,..ull tho Dettmeruiic wires in tu po-c.-i ly uiiii-Wells from five to twelve ! ' u't"'-;:'-s uaduiUTau?i soup for t:cja,l A. L. !i,.,.vn. ,
O, , -1 x. ,. T " I :"ll,li';11S'n- -.Ntil. (. i'U Jnilf..-; Sept. it.:. ! y , V', f
'-.nc. lire prc.-i.iinpli...u.s jart ci this fect uccn. , , . . ., . ., 'T. ,,. Lukn Putmcr.)
.. I t.C tlulU'l not ti'.at UW. 2C jntbuau I.uko I':iiu t, r...'i re: o teit, Defeuiiint, veil
pcrlurmanco on.-,jst j m the fact that Alon-all the streams there may be safl'ers from a fnViit. thinking that tlie u N' ,; 'IV A; ;" l''r:'wn l !VV!LV1 .'i'
U, , . . I ,. , ..... . . 7i . - Ml r' i t oi .1 :.-tn.n on the l.ta d:iy ol AiiKtit Is1, :, riiled his
icse skililu! maa'.p'.tlittors ut poiitie.il ; 'ouud trtoves ot timher in iunntttis sut- "ci)K.er.iey win I rocly coalesce, with t lie r.'tition in tije oiliee oithe clerk of tho lirfn i.-t
n,uters1.reu:,etoho ,t.viMic the entire Icnt for all the purjses of early set- Jf ill1
Met!io,,. ,ienen:;,ia:i.,:, ufthi. State- tier,. The i,hwh of the Platte are J rt A ' f ra"& 5?,.?i.n,i? JT?
Kearney, Adams, Clay, Web
ster, Franklin, and Lin
coln Counties.
Fort Kkauney, Nebraska,
August 20, 170. )
?Ir. Geo. S. ilmrh. Land (V.nrui.-.-ioTier
Riiriiitrton an J Missouri llivcr J Jail-Da-1
hi N'jl Lei :
I!::ak .Sh: :--in accordance with my
promise T now write you a report of my
observations in the counties of Ktaniev.
' Adams, (.lay, Webster, iw.kstn ana
i uncolii, in the .State.
-cl all of tho.-e count ie.x. uiore
tfie r.iontn 01 Juiv ol the
and have hceii in all of
on various occasions in wars 1
tho fourteen years I have
'"ort Kearney. I have also
ulurti'tiis of Kearney, Adams,
Clay arid Lincoln counties.
The result of my oltfcrvatioris are,
that so far as I h-ve seen, the soil of all
the above mentioned counties is ciual in
HUility to the lands of Iowa, Illinois, and
other eastern States, well noted fur the
quality and quantity of their agricultural
productions, and is jut as good as the
lauds of eastern Kansas and Nebraska
f .r all agricultural purposes.
The soil on the valleys of the I'latte,
TJIuo and llepuLIican rivers, and the
many creeks that arc tributary to them,
and on the table land between the Platte
and Republican rivers, is generally a
deep. light, sandy Ioaui, rich with vege
table matter, naturally producing every
year a heavy growth of grass, with the
exception of a bluffy re.eion, bordering tho
J'latto valley in Liucohi county, and the
Ronubiican va'.Iev in Fra:;klin counfv.
I This bluffy region is composed of a:
; ,0;isti, o(- a nea,,v chyii:h naare .
vcry ,,05u.);l,.t .;ntl ;mr.. ln this ,oH .
1 ,ii;r;l1l cr3,, a!x,uu,l., a:l ,cem., to h(
son
md
the
avc
t 1 i
i taken Diti.e pos.-ession. l or grazing
purposes, hiwi-ver, tins btiffalo rass is
...1 1 .. . a.
-iq e..'i 10 auv oi:i--r, ui ieai ux ou.-aio
,0 r -f otu.r fe..,:i;SC,. nni
V
;hey keep lata!: the year r.mn 1. Thous
ands of herds of cattle, horses and sheep
could be sustained on the buffalo grass
region. Rut observation has shown that
this tamo buffalo rrass region when
broken up ami pulverized with the plow
'vol pro.hiee as well as the valley and
r-r
le lauds
wh!h i.atu: ally yield th
"Ogeraii'l ucavier u-rr.-se.
Water is ab'in lanf on the I'latt
r.iu
! ! an-l
leju;,;.eail Va.'C"
11'..,.. ,-..!'
lii
f reams that emj ;y
thvlil.
f"
eor.'
the t;:i.le lauls i:
I
elV;
! sun;-
States.
to
water. Rat while there
so mueh
land along the valleys whore water is
abundant, the table lands will not be oe-
ycuerally covcivl with !ine groves of
lives ; the islarels, banks ami creeks of
the Republican atrl Jjittle Rlue ri.cr.
.li.e-iiiil if Ii timber also. As fast as
settler, come into Xcbra.-ska the amount
of timber increases, as more is planted
ih::ti is used ; an.! this is wise, for when
ever a farmer or settler plains ids timber
as he docs any other crop, he will ne-ver
want for fence rails, building timber nor
iirewoud and will have protection for his
i .... . , , . ,
buddm-, animals and crops ia the yea--
to come. All kinds ol trees adapted, to
i the latitude grow welt i:i NeLra.-ka soil
I h.avc to-day young cottcr.wooJ, sh,
majee, walnut, hi:-kory, cedar, ,prucc
and fir, as well as all the various fruit
trees an ! vines growing finely. The soil
s. cms wcil adapted to the cultivation cf
fruit trees. A variety of fruit trees in
the vicinity cf Kearney have auea.y
e..oio to perfection and promise wcli for
the future the peach and ?rape thus
far taking the lead.
All of the cereals do well, without ex
ception. Wheat will average about 35
bmhcls per acre ; corn oil bushel.,; oats,
." buj-hels. ; potatoes and other vege
tables yield heavily all garden stuff
crowing io a large mzc and of fine
quality. The wheat grown in this sec
tion is e'liuil in quality to that of eastern
NebrBtfka, which is known to bring ten
per cent, more than any other wheat, in
i he St. Louis marker. !
va a ianu aua tc! to tue raitinsr oi
. , " - ' J
noises, cauie and meep, it is unsur
passed. The r.rairies, Iieuvilv covered
with gra ;.s, which r.re almost every year
buined oif by iirc, would vie! ! immense
wealth if transformed into .-lock. Our
domestic animals would fatten and i:i-crea.-e
on that valuable crass which is a
continued sactitiec to destnietive Sires.
i of small means now. by com
mencing J.le anew on the ricn prairies ot
Nebraska, would, in a few ears, by in
dustry and perseverance, become rich by
the raising of live stock alone
The evinpleiioc of the Rurlinjton aud
Missouri Railroad to Fort Kearney
in
.!..,..-: . -1 ... .1..
- i-ii, luLuai wj.ii me ia..:uui
swiproaca o! several ot tier railroads to
the same point ot junction with the
I: :eai I';
n l'acme iioa l, wi:l i:ive c--
ccllent ilieiiiiies )
choo.-c to settle in a
i'I tho-o who i.jsy
of these c-3u:iiies.
11 h.
:e .-e.uer s cram, lreu, v.ni iive stocn.
will find a eonvenioM and ready access to
the ci cat markets of the east; and idi
hose articles of eastern j.ro.luction an l
maiiufavtuie that Le so much needs will
be brought almost to Ids door.
Kmigiants from the far east will find
these counties as desirable land as can be
found anywhere, for the purpose of set
tlement. Idle land can be taken in
homesteads or pre-emption:?, or pur
chased of the railroad companies at very
low rates and on very liberal terms, al
lowing the sailor a long time iu which
to pay fur his lands, and at very reasona
ble rates of interest. Hero the poor
man may corns with but little mean?,
and commence life anew in this bountiful
land reaping -1 ich rewards from the
labor cf hishando. These prairie htnds,
with their, rich covering of verdaro.
ar.iit l-ui th-.- plov a?id the hvtd of ji-..)
i ..... . .
1 1 i II .7
" x " "- i"1- i "--- -i.f.t- -...- .et; atc.i we Uijj tlie rM:itc
. ... j v.. ..I - .7. 'i ., . i .. :i . ,u iy. iiitu x'l ' ' 1 1 . i . ' 1 1 . ...-., i.i ..-..-c :i t i.; i - ;
I . r,.;.' r,i t. ...... I.. ., .......I :.. . '.....-.., .f .. ... ,,,., ..... !!....
i. .. . .. i .i I i :t: . , , , i i ., , ,,i r , i -ir i v.. ir i, (....., . i
to tn-'iisff-mi them into heavy fields of
grain, fruitful orchard -, and groves of
useful timber, yieiding everything in fact
that can conduce to the conifi i t and liap-pine.-s
of man. The tinu; is fast aj
jr oaching when the;o 5,'reat central
j.lains will he traversed hy railroads in
all directions, and thriving and populous
cities and villages, opening up at all
their stations and along all their water
courses.
Nooraka, the Central State cf the
IJhi.iii. situated in the heart of the na
tion, with, the Union Vac-ifi.', the great-
! llaiir.ad in this world runnim,'
: .!.,..?, -.'r r.nf -.0,1 ,;i.w
with the Burlington & Missouri, and
other important roads aiming to make
! comi.-etion wan n "t rert ivearnev, 01a s
fair to become rapidly peopled with an
industrious population devoting their
energies to agriculture and manufactures
in all their main brunches, and the
great raid liberal facilities offered by the
Rurlington and 3iissouri Railroad, and
other important roads in the State, will
greatly accelerate our career of progress.
As a Nebraskian, having lived many
years in the wilderness of Nebraska, I
feel truly glad to see the ajproach of the
various railroads as they bring with them
the elements of refinement and civiliza
tion. The Rurlington and Missouri River
Railroad, has commenced business in
Nebraska with a commendable, generous
liberality toward settlers seeking homes,
and all those with whom it has business
transactions, aud I trust that tho Com
pany may receive its due reward in a
rapid increase of business, by tho heavy
passenger trawl and freight traffic, as
fast as its railroad penetrates the interior
of this beautiful, fertile wilderness.
May success attend the energetic efforts
of the R-.irlingion and Missouri Railroad
Company, and may benedictions and
blos.-ings arise from thou-ands of homes
made h ippy by the wise dealing aud
h'eral conduct of the company toward
those who were homdjsn and landless in
I the worll. Yours trulv.
Most-:-; If. .Sydenham.
xiir. iit .so.v ouvioi's.
At first ve v-.re at ;i loss to account
for the strange proceedings of the Reiu
oeratie Convention iri this city, in hold
ing SI'lCnhlT SRSS IONS, as it did
twice during tlie ;-:ere-s of ail'airs, but
the f dewing item.-- ser.e in some degree
to r'e eee,nt f.r the il. i . s.-ity ijf this ex-
, t r:v.)r'.h:ctry action :
I f Vi: R.'fAi Si ;:akktii. Not to
1 ;ii.)-e v. h ) are in -(;:;:. n ecu lave at tiie
' -"c-u-Hrratic Coo vent ion at 1 'hut.- im
to-d:i
to t
mvrn.ls who are
at
1 . . . 1 1 .11-1
ii'jn'o r.vai'.inu tiicir iiiirii u.-iii orations.
W'o want a .straight sheet-iron R.-mo-
is much as that paper.
1 here are cimiclis in both parties,
and we suppose it cannot be helped, but
we hope there arc cnou.irh upright MJ-.N
in both parties to maintain an honest,
virtuous party organization."
"'We hope the Hcru'J i, fully ,at;,-
i tic by this time, tisat Me will not en-
uor -e a eeiiliti.iii of the Deiuocratie party
with Labor Reform.
"As to t;ie "coaxiiur" ,omcthiii2
' K, . , S"1 '" 1 10 ' s
e'l-ee, we I.i j k-ive to slate t.iat we don i
-whip i;f XVjT afer its fashion.
part ol the il'nr' l's refer
t
e
. ...
..'i iiiuoj-iv:, nni a
prr?e.
(Jj A't-.7V.,Scpt. sth
The above shows the necessity for -se
cret work in the Convention. A gener
al "whipping in"' had to be done before
"harmony" could prevail.; aud notwith
standing the bold call of the Times for
a straight party tiekct, and the loud and
windy assertions of the Register, that it
will not "whip in" or "coax," we pre
dict that both these very positive (?)
and desperately upright journals will
hoist the mongrel recommends of their
party, and will not dare to utter a single
word in advocacy of the above very
clever and cheap demonstrations of par
ty adherence. The secret version proba
bly done the business for them. We
shall see what we shall see.
A yawn in company generally indicates
a $np in tho conversation.
It is -irirounccd that, "out of respect
lor the Sabbath," the New Jersey Camp
meeting adjourned on Saturday night.
Voting ladle used lo wear their man
tillas over their shoulder, now they wear
them lower down; they used, also, to
wear their aprons in front, now they
wear them behind.
Silence in the eov.rt room there, thunj
uere.i a ponce magistrate, (lie otner
morning: the court has already commit
ted four prisoners without being able to
hear a word of the testimony.
The Fiiidlay (Ohio) Courier remarks:
"It is pleasa:it for lovers to sit on the
porch these evenings, and be happy in the
thought that their blood is commingling
iu tlie frn.e mo -.piito."
A little three-year old, repeating the
Lord's braver the oher e vening, added,
when she cane to the jwtition for daily
b re -id. "1'ieasf. Rod. -eiye me butter on
it ; cause I don't like it without."
This was definite, as Well trustful devo
t: m.
The dlspa.ehes tei! us i f a woman who
iva- drowned in Rhdadehdua while
bathing iu a mtariarn. If the poor
woman got as deep -n . water as the
rt poitcr did in Jja".!!. no wonder that
she was d
row;
d.
A clergyman i.i Washington county,
-de., in the ki.ntn jss of bis heart, in
vited a footman to get into his wagon
and ride. The clerical gentleman asked
his companion "if he was prepared to
die," whereupon he leaped from the
wagon and fled to a place of safety,
doubtless considering the nucstion syn
onymous with, "Your money or your
lite. '
It Is reported that there is one roek in
Iowa, about three feet txpaare, that has
no quack advertisement on it. We
traveled from one end of Iowa to the
other, recently and didn't see any fuch
rock. There was one board on a fence.
though, tbat diJn't have it on, but the j
noaru had msf I -ecu nr. leu on.
NAOMI INSTUTE
Rock Bluffs, Neb.
FALL TE1UI FOK 1S70 COMMENCES
Tuesday, SepteinberlS,
Piil;!. -f iMth.Tsox will nvctv. shon-ucli aial
-s!U'ini;tic ni'trti'.-tioa .mil-. Parii.ular attcu-t-j
i'riaiary mrhoiiirg.
S.liool Looks furni.sl-e.I frfo uf c-t t 1 :ol
putul:
tiOOU UOAKLIX'J CAN HE OBTAINED
AT REASONABLE RATES
For t.'ion.-' un-l l'Mit ii"i!.i i s ii.l!r
aiiu-1 iiv:::n -J. 1). i'ATi'KU.SON, JVirieij al.
F'U RfflTU'R S"
CABINET IAKER,
An.l dealer in all Mid? cf
furniture and Chairs.
Mais stbf.et, (third dour west of P 0
Plattsmou - - - Neb,
Ttepairins nnd V.irnisliintr neatly done.
Cf-Funernld atti-ndcd at tho shortest notice.
B. SPl'RIa.CK,
Notary Public.
R. HAXTiH W M)n A M
SPURLOCK & WINDHAM
EAL ESTATE AGENTS
First i.uil.liiit; 'n- ;
LATTS MOUTH.
.f Coa:t il'.u? . up so.iif.
- - - - NEBttASKA
Lan.is Picju'ir ;.n 1 'i'i' I.-? I.'.;onii,o,l .n,l
o-mvey ire..? M:.1.. Tuxes Paid and KeocdiCs
l..rw:iil.,d l'roiii t:y.
t. ' All ii:.-.ine unt. 11-ted t oar o.iro wi'l
rr.-.:!V( I'l'iiini't iii:enti..a. iii.ir".id.V WlI'.
Mchdler" & WlVcclandT
SC( CFS.SOliS TO
mm Mitts
Kcc r C. r.---i:.'iy ( !. the !f--;T brand' cf
SPRING FLOUR,
Corn Meal,
i Aiipljrt-.vd' 1.
In the Jis-ii--t C-i.r: id Jv P.-i-l I i .-1 ; 1 e-1
: ot S V ", offtr. LU in T 12 M of It It 1
cuused by a. ctrtniu uiortrac-e civtn hy Ilenrv K
Anderson t iiid I.uke !':!iiicr oj; said tracts ot"
liinil, on ortibmit tlto .3iliiyrf Aj.ril lSCO, wliieh
ni'.i;?;.se h;i Jlieen :iid nr.d . nL-ti(v! exeet tir;,
nbout tl.e smti S.'a.')'. an 1 tintyinp that .-tti.i ile
ferdaat nny lie rcptirc I to receive !":iid s.tim,and
release c:u 1 mortiraKn, or tnat Paid inoiicy umv
1 e aid into Coi:'r. and said ini'rtfea?e !(:. I:ired
null nn.". ...... ai: I t ie i :.u t ...i l'iai:e.:;i:: t.:-t to
to sai. . si Mtf ut limit e.iu.-'.'d thereiiy may br.
r. . ii ( . j . "i. ait: i uu .m ii::.-ver mi-.o re.
ti .ii ,a or l.jtor.' iL. ;;J u;iy of c1. .. '.::. 1 ;?!.
A. L. i.p.'l WX.
ty AT a i.i. .t Cn i-m tx, AuvV. auu'iMvl
Weeping'VVatcr Kebr
e Ir o
.Uli
DEALERS IN
lry 'lood?,
' ir-jf-crie?.
Hardware,
i'.ieensv,ir9,
Uootf, and Slioe.,
H it.s. and C.ir.
'i X i." Cultiv:tt..r.J. t;n: i CVni' P!ant,.r..
iin:i:.li tour :lnd Princeton I'l .lis. .Ve. ,Ve .'
r-i-i "..Iliirnl Ti.i.T1..i. nfHil 1'i'n.lff ACIi-ti.
..!', id! t -.viii'-a wc oiler to the rubae at the
e .ve.- t retail l.riees,
All Goods Warrantec-
As "Represented,
7"0ar cortint nim will be to pell low'
it will lie to the positive advuntace of every Ti
ruer in the w f tern and eentnil portion ot C:i?s
c.-unty to make tins tneir lieii'lTU.-irters f.ir trad
i.j,'. UKKD, RItOS.
vi rinsr Water. -i . st. lS7n.
o are al! acent lor M-jvcr, Renpeta,
ina l nra-'ning ji.geninea. np. wtt
Geiting Married.
lS-s.VYS FOR YOL'NX' MEX. on tho de
L J iiKiits ( liotne. ana the pr.-.priei.v r itajiro-
prifty of pettinir Marrie.1. wit.i s.tnit.iry lieli
for those who lcel utifittod for inatrimoni.il hap-
I.ities.s. S'e'.O tree iueal".) envelopes. j i Ij-l.-u
t WL Abs.p.'lA'ilON, Los
eit!.! !
Sheriff's Sale.
(,'. Y. Lyman Co.,)
.Mr:iint. s
Rat.i.s lark
X'Ol'lCI- i.-l:erc.ty ivcn thnt I will "IVur for
it sa!,. j.t l.uI'l'eMi'.-t'.i.ii, at thn front uoor of
tint Court House in I'l.itvinoiuh, t ass c-urtj-,
XcijiC-ks, cntho 2i;t day of September. A. !.,
To. at fr.e (.'lock v. is. of .--aid d y. All the
I ri'ht t i;'e and interest of Kui'u Ca.'irk. DelV-n-
il.itit in and to lot o. lour (I. in block No.
tliirty-S ve C'A) .md the buildintr rituatc thereon
in jiursuanee ofa dei-ret.il order of the District
Court ol the I'd Judi- inl Dis'riet witliin and ft"
Casa county. Nihraskii, renderered at the n.t
journcd April term. A.D.,llTo, and on the 27th
day of July A. I)., Isyo, and to me directed a?
thcrili of taid County. J. V. JuilXSuV
Si'.eri,), Cass Co., Neb.
Mix-s-Ri.L .'c CitAPVA.v, Atty's. for l"lr.
aasfls-.v
rp.'.KKM UP and ::e.p.'u:ided hy tho ?nh-o:iljer
1 at his fan.i in Louisville Precinct, Cass cc.
N'i i.iM-k.i, on the 7th day of Asn'u.-t 170.
:ie bay c !t. supposed to ho one year old,
l.rnnded '.S" on tho left shoulder, blase ia the
fv.r. h-i l, vh'r.c hit ! lcs.
utieKnU KIGilARl' I-KV. fS.
SheriiT's Sais
lui
Jiime? J. Mocroe. 1
Samuel II. Elbert, ct. il. J
- r.sccauon.
NOTICE U I.crel y piver.. tlir.t I will offer f..r
sn!e at piildic rec tion. at "he front dor r of tho
Cvurt Jl .u.-ei-i liattsmauth. on the I ;th day of
Sei.teiuber, A. D. 1S7'), at I o'clock, 1. M.. of
.-aid day, .he fo'.l.'Win rc;d estate, to-w it : the
.s..u!h-e.-i.-t qarterl1,. of section No. thirty '--i'l.1
in r..-,vii. iiii X... elev. i. '.1 i .' re-rtX ranee K
t -.! . IJ ' . eas; c f f-i Kit l'rirttdpal .ieiidi..n.
?it -;nfe ir. '.;--.- '',ar. y. Xe' ra-1:,'., take", a-the
roj trty of.laaics J. Monroe, on an execution
in fliVi r d .-aieu d Ii. Libert, er. ul- is-ued hy
the Clerk of the District C urt. within aud for
(Vs county, and to me d.rectcd as sheriif of
st.i i coiiuty.
(.'iven under my hand this s'h day of Aupu-t
A.D..17... J.W.J HIXSOX.
aujr 11 w5. Sheritf if Cuss Co. Xo
i H. J.V
T t hrr -hv trivon thr.t on the -2!t davof July. A
I) l7ti. one (.ef.rp Strand left at my stable a
'iic'it bay mare, vnh heavy tail unit inane, a 1
iv M-i rs ol.l ami ntjout 14 hands h it'll
wi'h the I-!ter V brnndci on the left side of the
neck, evidently stolen. l ne owner, may rn
ii'.t property ty ca-i; 1 g at, niy staoie in riitF
111 o.ii. Ct.ss county and proving property and
payii.l c-l.artea.
tulvjiiivii j. vt . ,-ii..mi'
C Trnr.-Eh.Pr..pri"t'.t. Uavii.e reecnib l.r3J
repaired and placed ui l.ijlo .nil runniuif order. I
i. rwhidrci.hc,. trS.r price .rill h,.rJii I
...... .:.''.- of ..rear wai.Ti-i ! 1 1 i 1 :i . . . ..L .. . 1 v
1. SCIINASSE.
GllEAT HUSH! LARGE CIOTDS ! !
Everybody, ard wore to, arc s.iii.g to '.
35. SGHHASSE 8c
To buy thr'r
YOEK S T
T'iC licit utid most complelu
STOCK
F
Are now on exhibition at the New Y'.ik St. to. at sn-c Ay redu.-e t j ri-..
ultentiuu t: our unv iyl.-.- l
DRESS-GOODS, PRINTS
DEL AIMS, (IINGHAMS.
DROWN SHEETING,
RLEAC1IEI) COTTONS,
RAEIMORALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON VA S, ROOTS AND SlIOEs
of ail KiaJc aii i riec- to .suit our numerous cu.-tuiuors. lart-c sn.i k f
(i ROCK III IiS.
iJARDWARE,
QDEENSWMRE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
We have a larse stock of tho celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, d oil kinds of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES, &.C
riattsmoulh February, 10th, lsTO. t?l D. SC1INASSK& CO.
E.L.OOM &d
" r - : ... i .
r a-s :r 9 n s'. 3 2 5 ? '-e
Hats. Si Caps, Boots Si Shoes,
BLAKKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, vT
51 up Sinn!, tytictmd Doyr.flasf oj Court J?ov.
Plattsmowth, Mob.
BRANCH HOUSE : Broadway. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
A WM PsfSB S
(Wiiecsr to WiiiSe t$z .dSisiiKery)
WHOLESALE and RKTAIIj
izp TT C- T T n
Is now leeeiving and has on hand fat the old stand of Whbc Thiflery)
South sid Main
The
Stock of Druji?, Iedi.-ins-. Va.it, ('her.iieal-. I.e.-. d. Varni-hc-s, Ceil ri. Fi-h Oil. M o liine Oil
(htrttliriK Oil, Cast ir '.Ul. N". at; inn- oil. Wh le Oil. tiir.-ced Oil. hard Oil. ;1. iC-enii .1
Cod hi ver il, n.el :i Ian:'- variety ..." 'otior, pcrfuni ry, 1- an -y aud '1 oilet
Articles, iicf-unees, 1'luvorius h':;ti ace-. A'..-, t.U fats X'u!ar
Saeh ii" .Tayne'R. Ayers', UtilN. Ser viiieVCoe's, Cliristie's. Morse's. Mi hair. V. IhikerV. Wistar'
Wright's, Wnkidi..tl, o'uy S.-ott's. Perry D-vi.s'. : k"? I'etiitV, Mr?. V.'ir.siow's
Dr. Winehelfs. ilostetter'.s. Li.-iike's, Wallaee's, Wes.V.
all otliers in gccernl use.
Brandies, Wines and Whiskias,
Of the best grades nnd qualities, strictly for Medical x-uri-o-et.
DOMESTIC DYES.
Hod or Roo, (Ireen. Tdueand IUaek, Acalinc. Indigo. Maddor, Esirnet Logwood, Dye Voo If, Ac.
In fact evcrithin ; that U needed in the Drug er Mcdieinc hiue.
I hysiclans' Prescrijit'cns carefulfy compounded and put up
at ail hau 3. All Drugs warranted fresh and pure. Lad
bsforo buying, and see what I have to sell.
Plattsir.auth, lareh 2i.. 170. wtf
DEAL
Stoves, Tin, Hardware a Farming,
ALSO
ilANUFACTUREU CF TIN
Ilooflnsr, Guttering, Ppoutinir an I Roi..a:r.n .'...no. j, :
am Selling First-Class Goods and Guaranty Aoty-
O 14 LI U I j fto M Hilt. Jjuyiug fj J. a 'ti(.i
A No. 1 Plows and Cultivators,
vlltsim St, JYext to
South Side P.'Iaiii Street,
PL ATTSMO U TH, CAb2
. . .
Y. I). LEtlNIIOKK.
GO,
:OOClJ
AT THE
r w
G O OD S
. : eiitl i-.iitit alar
CO.
.v - , a
a-
V. r,
St., Plattemon
t1
A. W. PKIIL.
Kit IN
AND SHEET IRON V7i -
closing oat at Co.-t. llemouibor Ql
ity lIotel9
1
1-
Huniber 9.
UOUiTY Sl5lASiLA
. . . . . ..
i 2. K33atSJ
E? PC
Vi rv
r 1 '
1 1 I
t 1 1
1 L
1 1
IZovnrd Sanitary Aid a
.Cl:iI)t.
For the Ii.-Ii .f dire f tV ! ,
fortunate, on I "riii . i .! e ot t'i,,
-.11
I ill iiit ir...y.
Hs-.ij -oni (lie Frn is V im ii a d t1 . '
of As', i" re!iili..n lu M i, ( i.,-,. ai,a s. . ., , , 1,1 '
with amt:ry aid tin- t'ic a !ii, ti ! s, ,,i ,.
scatoi cnvel..M'-i. Adan-sy lioU'U o J","
ClA lldiS'. ll.s i'luiiileliawa p , ,. -
RAILROAD LANDS
twit y.-fi
The Curlington & Mo. River
fi. f. Co. in Nebraska
PRE-EFPTION RIGHTS
X. lecir 1...
! 1 1. ivi. r ..i... ."
. . . ... ... in . ... i.
On Ten Years Credit!
l . ... ;.. v ..!... . '
""! siv -.-r -. i t. ii,t -, . , ,. .i
reii:ii-f.l I'.r Jin- !lr t . ..r; ti e
.-.-. .nd, at. I ; io-n. . ti .ml :i;i,.r
only oi..- i.o.i h n . ., .. ,
iat.-l-e.-l i.- .;,!, ,:. t)
: In .
I d,.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL 3 PEBUtiEU
'.'.V. il,v,J;;oei::: V'"'': "l u..h
I 1 i mi. ;i n I ten 1 1 r .tut
.... ... . ..... ........ .. ,r I . a, ,.r,.lir. (,,.,..
rV-tllUuel.:"."';'':' " "t """ ' I".
On llieso Gancrous Terms
At ! iir.ees, r.-ii'.,ti:i. Ii-..t.i SI i.. s.'i. Kr,
Ki.iiiT i';J.i..U.si'j:i:AfKj-:. JA-rV;.,:,
a:id local adi anta'es.
Aisiial product iosi in
pay lbr Laml, Mod.inr
it, and Ample aiti;no -EkKia!.
JInrEi titiiiii
Iho liiait ol'llir Tvn
Tears t'redii
Fads, lobo Considered.
ss, ',.)., ii I'.J.. i ir. i-i .:,ii! ,.i 1. 1 , r. .-til., I
mid i-ii. I, in ci v iiniiit.il j ;n - '
inetit.-, t!io iol.il ,s,iin i s I - ,,,
Aiel ii..' i.ei- ol'.- l,i.,i,is, ;i r - 7
I. in I .v.e -f .r:. e. :tn.i r. .H. tulv I
:. .tl ;.i :ii.-l i..n H, to in,. I I J I
d..5i.ir.s. .!.?! ycar.-t.ut t.-r i-r .-t ul.
iiii-.n. (. .-1 i , j,... 1. 1
Vi ikii.v- a .'.iil..-r.!i-e i.i fa. ..r ..f I'oi.l I ....
Kroa.l 1- lids -,,f , - H .
(lit f..r a 1 'l .!.. .;. I is,. ll'c . I
il irJi S.-lot... J.a ' t ..,., . ,;.it I,,,
c.'ioi ar.al wiia Uie .ivn-.i: -r I' ..r j; ( i
f.lrl I .III IS.
Take fore.X'eui.lc the :i r-- :o i.riee ..' -ii
.cr arro, at H.u.'h t'le Slao- s -1 1 . .1 I. n i ', l(.
I.ei-n s.d'l. a.- . r re. ..rt ei.e..- Audi- r. I ... i . 1
t'.iiui.-ioiior of the Sfat ,,r th- f.-il ...t
mi UrM Nov. loj h. ! and 3 ' o.-r. .- ! - .e i',i .
pri -e i'l ten yeirs at t.-:; pi r rent, lni.-r.-i tf,
total Mini o! a (. i
l.ed'iet from t hi; t'.-t.'.-il east of I'.')'
a. res- of 1!. M. . U. I,.,ij. . ,. , ,.r
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No. I.li-ven Oil N., lii.niro'Nu. ihiroei. l e.
ca.-t of the'iih 1'. M. iHCiis- county, Nehru
hut hy mis-take the .i i-i It of the S i; 1 , 'ol''a!l
.scttioii va cl i'Vlh iu Miid deed: and praini!
tiiat i-nid d-cil .r.iiy ho rcfor'o'-'l r' asl- e.r
thetrue intent ot i. parlies, and tlei. plaiatiR"'
title to Fai i ,S I; of . tie N h!i of He.-tion one
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DON'T DODDER IIORRfSON'
Fcr He is Too Busy Waiting
on Customers.
MORRISON'S "SKOO FLY,"
MEAT MARKET
A('nc iJ '-.r lei-! of ,!,e Court i!o isc ii ihc id :
. h.'ui f.tte-l up '.!.-: fint.-t Marketia the S
an I ki-i .s not.nr.it t ut t ie ie-t .l
Men's. M it s e.,.i ivi re 1 in any
Uu.iutr.ie4 on epe-h.!
c.r.'.rjes.
llUhe.-t i'.-i.-e- i'aid r."o.
HMIXl&tP. etc.
. L'on't l-r t :hc l'luce,
irrison's "Shoo Fly."
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Notice.
LT.SoNV, IIAVINiJ FI'-IKNI.,-! OK
lit-4 I, oriel i.i the old hu.-yii..,- ground
My a. I titioi:.to the -ity, arc !ieree
l.ave tlo I.i reiiiov.-i on r I i-P.e
ord. r of the t'lT t C'H'NCIL.
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