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TERMS: TTeekly, S2.0C per annuia if paid in
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We nave ouch ncaru people laitc
, . , -ill
against giving aid to certain railroad ;
I abundantly able to build the road with j
companies ueca use ti:o company was j
oat aid. We have alwavs looked uuon I
Ptory hncK to be hlie l witn uierciiauai.-c. 1
His idea wai very philanthropic, and ;
very nice in theory; bnt it did not work j
wen as a bueincsa transaction. It is
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hardly necessary totay that the town j
proved a failure in conscn'.'.euce ofi
a lack of capital to push it ahead. Just j
so it is with railroads, and a better m-
eta nee 01 tne woiKingi 01 tnc two pians,
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cannot be found then to compare the
two companies which eonimrnccd op-
peration on the wcjt bank of the Missour
river at the same time and with about the
same amount of local aid the D Si M.
from Vlattsntouth and the Midland from
Nebraska City. The 1J. & xM. has s;isty
miW of -as fjood road as there is west of
the Mississippi river, with thirty 01 forty
miles more ail ready for -the iron; and
has first-class machine ihops, the finest
depot building In the west, seven power
ful locomotives and four or five hundred
passenger, freight and construction ears,
. making in all about as much taxable
property in Cass county as the whole
county was worth before they commenced
operations. On the other hand our Xe
braska City neighbors have helped a
"home company" that had but little
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means except their local aid upon wiiu-n ;
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to build a road, what have they m re- j
turn? by, they have ten miles ol 1
ruad (probably nottho best in the wotld).
one yard locomotive and four platform
ciri. with a bare po?.-ibi!hy of having .
more ometime- This is not the fault of
the men wlu liave the management 01
tho Jlid'.and not because they may not
be just as good nu n rind as good mana
gers ai the men wh have charge of th
B. k b;;t because they lacked the
Cnancitd backing that the P. !. M. p"5
e?es. Which locality has it raid the
bet Nebraska City to help a "home
eompany," or Plattsn.outh to help a
oompany
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explanation td ftuli hy men v. bo only
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bewilder the nr.n l and l .u 1 the mental
Tifion. I
What is true Chrbt:,2u ft;'., that
which brings pardon an J poac -;
to tie
longmg, sm-M'tk, soul It is a Inn. bs-
lief in all that God has rcvr.lcd to r.iaj,
in all that lie has command' b threat- j
ened, snid or premised, without a doubt
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or exer tion. Ihe .soul that ex, ici-.es .
this fuith will necessarily be tombed by
tho eternal spirit and bring forth the j
fruit of faith, love, truth, tempetance.
-that argument of a piece with that ucd Zoning his fnoi!y. Lor &udi a reckless ' '7 '' tV rmm its of fifty- S1VV' au? aUatf? 'nc-e J'rtdenek LharJes ; tan-Jm- w.tn the yoiinr Ii.l:cS uvt-jo a Ky - luUs- ! lci illill SSliver Colli, i ,
by a certain man-one cf the proprietors course on his part, no sufficient caue Ui Sw'u'j w. . ! -t foin?, hut merely pped int.i , :,U,V,f WH WI1EFI. tl (.),
. ,,i A , ,-f J lnnwi. lli- f'mi''v vil'itii'is w,ire -'' ''"-- ' - 1 , ,. , .i.. I I lie eiina u .s a; e t readm r the war. ! the pttrlor, intending t'. ffn.l untd the Jp iilir J? iUnl E.-t.itc :indTx Paying A-f-nts. N d. ri.
1 N?brita-Jhon would " P a tht 'a Jie'uro1 lie Ldi ; f n' to d il ,TJ,l! f-- r!" -"rac.in? ; c-!J. lady had jetireX and th.nu, in .lition at r,,,! r,.,. T, j EXCHANGE, j li: i Agents,
noor tan a ot to e-rec a cabin ! a VV" :V"i I .hS Irah,' reached Chatena-, i t!;i l lCXd' 'V i ! -
poor man a lot to erect a caoin ; nrmomi-)U.y toother for twenty one divt.-itch ilaueon reports an- i '"v.. - r p .1 .ir ui 1 ; li-t?': i trcn;ae..t-.rrWnnt-i r:h io be-!Jure4 1 T , - ' t. m. ..t.-y. j.x.sn:o?u.
on but would ask a wealthy ; years. Dunns this time th.ve had ncv- ' iVifni i-nnk hv th- (Jer-! lie JJC 's frtZcn i''" to bear . edd lady took it intoj,- si, ; Lj I,1,;i,;tl:iUirJi,:,. Q ...... j U lltlil OseE blocks. ! 93.Btil'C-:TT & RTUOtJ.
man anexorbitaut price for the same or" er been even the sdisdite.t e..trantremetit ' on Uie ii,lt;fi,.sUioi,s of UeSiUrt, in ! I:1W,laI',' , , 1 ! 1 p0 1'' V' !':i5 --'.u1'1 l'" , ! w 1 ATTOKN i:v AT l. wv nd .,n.;;-or i
. ., , ,., , i ..riiWitmti tl e o'l.- f.otu I othr , ', , . i 4s.,-,. ! 1 be I re uc h arc as plucky as ever, and I he -n-?t mutton ot the yo;m. me:i : "-ry. At.-i:t; t ila.in 1 i.-.u.u I'mi.wuili.
Minilar lot upon which to erect a three Vi: H lod,tCyU ,IUJ- ! may do .omething of an astonishing na- J may be im-udned when they heard h.-r Bcnatlor. tO GhurcIiOS. j . r 7. .n -n !.: rf f.. !. J p. . .Nchrka.
that was "able to but. I a road I .euow o, ,,.e . u,.u- , (Jrcat l-Htain iietsolf Of course Fug- i ,mrei.der of Pads. The fiench will not
ithout help?" Lo-a'.ities desirim: V - A' V. t:.' ;,-t !'.,.' I hind v, id not cn'.ue.y di-avow and re- Stbuiit so long as thev have any men or
let i.:i.- ii:e a.-.! i-ai a:r.c "i .1 i.i;k 01 i".i'ii:.i.i 1 .,,1.-. ,... ,,,( 1 1, 1., f, in i. .1 n' 1 -.
id rai!roaI nter,-n.e, .hor.id rot over- ! feauf:ag,, witit'two jointed lead pencils for 1 tU T S, ... 1.... ti. .......
lucse iportaiit r-.v.r... . Ice". tlseu?Miu stririTs.ot tl;or:a--:ir: ; i ... i ri. -r i-'.w-V,,, i L. . 1 . ... ii . rt : .
- - I al V' ;lir:',i"a ,;S,K;r! f-els annoyed at th; conduct of the Ca-
ArH- .arms. Looking at lam Ironi one tnd ol it.,8 will - v. .'..:..! v ... nd out -i ; - .
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meekness and true? hemes?, anl cn ; au. J,er litter Off.vo weeks old p-trs, i teret-u lie in ihe eat. and lier posscs
the body faih, it wifi be conveyed by an ! 3; jn aajJ barn, on liis farm back of Jim ! ions in that t.ua: tor are the means by
gel hands to the clory world, where1 it
will reap an abundant harvest from the
rich fields of heaven, an 1 gather the
rich clusters that ripen on the vines that
grow luxuriantly all o'er the sunny plains
of the New Jerusalem.
This faith sees l ey md the azure veil
me lour.t oi nie-us lutuer s
Us Uavior s U.J and irom inence rc-
ctiv-.s rich supplies tor every want
This faith's far seeing eye looks be
yond the confines of the tomb, and in
that ''beautiful land" sees the sainted
ipirits of departed loved ones, clothed iu
fpotless white, standing before tho great
white throne, crying, "worthy the lamb
that was slain, yet livcth again," while
waving palms of victory as they cast
their golden crowns at the feet of Him
who died on cavalry. It sees that dar
ling infant, a cherub, in the arms of Je
8U3. It sees that dear father and mother
Eitting beneath the tree of life, happy in
the full enjoyment of the end of their
faith. It sees that loving brother and
fond sister hand in hand walking the
golden streets of the celestial city. The
soul that has this faith dreads not the
tomb; but when the Master calls, claps
its glad win, and shouting victory !
flies away to that glorioit3 home where
flowers forever LIooiu and where sin and
sorrow never come.
The lack of this faith in lively eicr
cife " deny hell, and kindled all it"
bounds with wrath and inextitiguishable
fire." Love God, love truth, love vir
tue end be happy. L. R. Y.
New Kngland is preparing to celebrate
in grand stylo "Forefather's Day" on
the 21st of December, which will l-e the
two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of
the landing cf the Pilgrim Fathers at
Plymouth. Tho descendants of the old
Puritans who planted the first ccrm of
pure democracy on American soil, have
not been proof to modern corruption,
and abandoning the traditional customs
of their fathers, will revive their memo
ries around a Testivo banquet board.
Henry Ward Uoccher says- "Some
have supposed hat a meek man was one
who, when he was hit first, dit r.ot hit
back. 1 despise such meeknes as that."
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The editor of the New Orleans Picay
une has received thejrift of a wasp net,
which is three and a half feet around
lcngthwajiS, and two and a bait feet in
circuujfrcncc.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton is said to
have stormed considerable when her l'in
dictnient against white males" appeared
in print as an 4 indictment against white
mules."
? The deepest excavation in the United
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states i acoppcr inme near Last- Su-
penor. It i thirte-n hundred feet
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Tim conviction has cramally Listened
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UJ)On HIS COIIUllUlii, , iiiu.wwi..i ,
vey is n?t daaL a, at first apra.l j
mat lie is sun among im: mm;:, u.n ui
he will never again be seen here at his j
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....... ..iVectionute. His l.aitin- injuLc-
tiou to Ids two son-:, who a.-eoinpariied
him with the cattle as far as St .Joseph,
J to return haute, wuhj.ut l.Ms ot time,
and be irood boys km 1 aleetion?.t5 to
thfcir moll10r.-,lct. Tribune.
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Uantllnjc A semper.
goinj iucq wh() ,iav(J pai i dollar
.,t s.)l:,.. Catlv period of their hie, tor an
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n lvert!--cineni wuitn lour 01 u.-, bi '.-.h
to think they are stockholders in the ts-
tablishmcnt for eternity. They deniaud
the publication of all marriage and funer
al notices, obituaries, and family episode
for the next forty years gratis. Speak
of p.ty and they prow indignant. '"Don't
1 patronize your paper?" Yes; but you
receive the worth of your money for w h it
you paid." "But" says the patron, '"it
won't cost you anything to put this in,"
which is as ridiculous as to ask a man to
grind your axe on his grindstone and
gracuiously tell him it won't cost hiui a
cent. It takes money to run a newspa
per, as well as any other busine-s, and no
paper will succeed financially that carries
on dead head system. Any mention of
the peoples a flairs that they are anxious
to see in print, is worth paying lor. and
when printed is generally its puod as aty
other investment of the same amount.
Mrs. Dr. Walker wears an overcoat
.1 ij .ft. it. i I'r itTlif -f'i-a cr-p l.:l
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contemptuously reiu.-etl to gt into that
foniimn1 ar,:;(Mltj a tiak. UilC f!f the
wc..,ji u.'ni.Jod leans over our chair and
whispers that such an obstinate woman i
ought to have a man to maker. Cfucn- j
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fiv ea-h of sugar anl co'tee' und two of
tea. On at ounce and a quarter of this
daily he says a man cati live for moths
The New York Weil l's de.-criptive rd
arms.
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retreat :inr, ne was a strong re-
i r 01 an ti rntipue cnooi t.oy v. no
bad been loii-e l late at night from his 1
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w-irm ol .0 ru.i .mi eh. meU.c.d.. -,
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We do not rec-onect f a more era; due I
ph'ce of d"s 'ripe, v.: wi it .ug t nan ! his l.imn J
p,, .J,., oi- ., J ii-lian.apols company: j
j "Two thousand dollars as follow.-.; co
t j-ohcy ol insurance, perpetiatctl hy '
, .ft.' IIIUII lllll.. 1,1'II.IJ I" I
on the frame !.- hotie ; So!'.".) 0:1 his
household and kit.-hen urniftire, im-Ltd-
lmr his frame rail 1 ltr p v. at the rear ol
t)(i l .iM,j Clflh Move an.i C:ir,l0ts
a;; contained in said nou-'f. and one thou-
sand d'!'urs on his frame log barn, four
wheel'-d horse and waon, a haystack at
it,., .. .:.i.,..cii,, I v;tMt.
Blink's house on the J. M. and I. It. 11.
in the State cd' Indiana, ten milles from
Indianapolis."
An Fnglish writer speaks of China as
a country where the roses have no fra
grance and the women no petticoats;
where the laborer has no Sabbath, and
the magistrate nosene of honor ; where
thc ro:-,i, 1;ave no v0l,;eVs and the ship:
no keels; where the old men fly kites
where the needle points to the south.
and the sign of being puzzled is to
scratch the antipodes of the head;
where the place of honor is cn the left
hand, and the feat of intellect is in ihe
stomach: whereto take oft" your hat is
an insolent gesture, and to wear white
garments is to put yourself in mourning:
where there i a literature without an
alphabet, an 1 a language without a gram
mar. The London Church Review tells how
to tla.-sify person: according to their
proper peological strata, on siht. It
says : '"When wo see a parson we in
stinetively look at his neck, and we sum
him up accordingly. There are p arsons
with cravats and collars; these are, as a
rule, Low Church. There are paixms
with cravats and no collars: these are as
a rule, High Church. And there are
parsons with collars and no cravats ;
these are. as a rule, Broad Chur -h We
do not,- of course, pretend that this is r.n
exact classification, but the distinctions
are sufficiently accurate for general pur
poses." An amusing incident occurred last
week in the morning train going west
from Bichmond on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. As the train entered
the Blue Bidire tunnel at Rockbridge
Gap, one mile in length, a passenger
sought to avail himself ot the three minutes'-
friendly darkness for the purpose
of ehamrimr. his linen. It so chanced
that the clean shirt was stihly starched,
and the sulfates refused to part compa
ny, and as the train emerged into .lay
light, the unhappy and unshirte 1 until
was franiica'ly endeavoring to thrust his
bare arms through the refractory sleeves.
The New Orleans IVcnyunc ssyst
"A countryman at the theatie, the other
right, as the escort of some ladies, re
tired at an intermission an 1 returned
with a pound or twoof peanuts wrapped
in a paper, and two huge bananas stick
ing from his pocket. Just then, how
over, and before he had time to take his
seat, one cf the actresses, who had spe
cially won liis admiration, come to the
foot light and warbled a beautiful melody.
The full, rich voice, exquisite in intona
tion, and breathing strains almost divine,
cempleted the conquest of the country
man's heart, and unable to restrain his
deiight, he heaved on the stage his pea
nuts, bananas and pocket handkerchief
as a tribute to the fair enchantress.
There was a momentary astonishment
visible upon the faces on the stage, a '
single instant of hesitation, which was j
pwjiaiii m th rpnartiT WsrtM'iLiW LMVG :l S-:ilevl:;lL ITU iS'J UK'iUUCU 1:1 a i'i.iuii . a 1. in iMiti.'- j j :u ;u u: nihil' uiih :ui i . '': -c ..o.!..-.; .
It may be of interest to Pome of our .Statement oi I::s ojenien on the re-, !.:n? pn perry lur local an m v to sa., i-, uui,j Kd 'os.' uoi - i.-. ?..!!? hi '.hi.-k : 3 ;.; Mo. it !: T.ot Urpi'lTP Pi VWT
reader to kn,)w that a French phyMcian. unrmtant matt.rs r ,w p.ndrng ltweui t-sat.on. . , !3. ? ;T m M-k vu !.;;t s. i; , k IS: J ot 12 in i LritUb.I G U UiairS
..r!, in,,.i;.,,ti, i,: ,;;Vl.Tf.(i : Great Britau. and the Lmted States. Lewis Tappan. tne venerai.le an:i- "r-f?-??--? , ;!' -s r,V.: V.': 1 V,. 'Ij'.r1, .V",--"
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tho diet ur c.ii winch human life can bo ' 1,1 regard to the fi.diiig quest !..,, he ; .-'u very re!',.; mer was struck wit h paral It is averted that eight p?r c -nt. of 11 in bl" k Hi:" hot's in bi.., i; :"h.'.ts ltiun-l 17 I 1IA,K srEET' '.'.utrauoor vtn 01 1 w
' .:-.n. .'j 1. :. . I !. I : ".Mr i!ij?.rt?ssion is that tho nv- vi whilii r.n st New Year's viit t.) hi ; th limni .; I'l.-ir.intmi vlt:ti. Friinw I ia blnt-kiS: Lo 4 ual ia uit-k V; Lot 2 in 1
IH.'M ccono:iiiCt.i. fcii-taiii' o. n uiu . i . , ' r, . . . 1 x- "i . .1 t- 1 . b!-UCU. O ' fi -"! t!i
,.C- novni-- lrtnfn.v.i ...-.v-.W CTiiuicnt of oreat Britain u ::ot had sn ; daughter yesterday, ana his recovery 8re vietims to t!ie ueoi hair-dye. " ivt-:k k icIU&imuUUi - - -
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imovci h the countijman s voice, fud .
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PLATTSMOUTil, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JANUARY
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The intensely coH weather causes tear
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London, December 31
The German authorities at Versailles
accuse the French of paying To'j francs
each, to French u Sheers escaping from
captivity and breaking parole. A is
patch from Arras brings report that
the Gerniati suldiers on the uiarch to the
north of France, openly declare them- ;
selves tired of va
A dispiiteh from Madrid Thursday
evening, sayj Gen. Prim is much better
and that his wound i evince no serious
symptoms-
'i he Post's Moscow correspondent says
the belief in an alliance between the
United States and llussia, in case of a
war, is becoming almost universal.
ici?. fieJifiifSi! ii!i!on.
New York, December Gl.
Gcncial Schenck, in an interview with
difficult to deal with it
eltitiun to the 1
fisheries as the I ana-.hans themselves. ,
1 have reus l; to believe that the conduct
cf the hitter is not ttitualatcd by in
structietis tVoni the Mother Country, but,
on tne contr;ti v. cau-eJ much concm to
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to put a cm o mi
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a .;I1.0 ri t!.i: d.uty they oc.e to the peo
t,f t;,e t'nited Mates. Wid.out re-
LrUl tl, the merits of the ca.-e, I mud
s;iy that the:r behavior h ts b-..-u cliuriish
;(pd oll-JUive 1:1 the highest degree. 1
.cin-vo tltat u riig.antl coulo, without
xteiiiice of her traditional pride,
her colonies in America. She
ne uj
. V 'i'.l- - ..Ul'.l II L.. I. III. . I J I.. . ' .
Will.ll
most willingly do it ; or it' Canada would
sever her connection with the Mother
Country and declare herself an inde
pendent, .-ttte, the ihi'isli government
would raise no objection to such an a:
t arranircmeiit.
the tioubie is that the
i Canadians stik too closelv. and meler
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which sue can chec.c the amldf.ou . do
sius of other powers, and it is my opin
ion that, in the natural course of events.
Canada will lapse into our Union." lie
thinks there wd! be something more than
dollars and cents nqmitd iu the set lie
merit of the Ala a:::a c'aim--, such as
the opening of the St. Lawrence anl
the same rights for American li.-liei uien
as for Canadian. He could not exactly
tell in what form our ck'.ims will be pre
sented and what terms they wiil embrace,
but money alone wiil not 'uHice as the
compensation due to the United States
for the injuries sustained by fitting out
rebel cruisers during the late war. Said
the General : "Wc have had enough of
feadintr and toasting: wc want some de-
mans eaptureu atoti.er wntiM ai - - - , , OI;C ., .idm-nt damrer of smother mr an 1 To,.,c l.i-t n.a:. Uia 27: .
llouen on Saturday and sunk her in the fc iiitkingtmi. hi a ten u.. .i;.v,-.r.,.i 'ji1(.;r To th.. ('...rrn-.-.-ti.-i '::-.:r -o. -i u i.'-k.-.:
" ' liven d at Son.tretdnie vet-terdav. inti- j the otiie. ol oeing ti,:cotreJ. luiit -,t) tl.e ,,....,.tiM r.,!ir,h. i,.t 1 in i.!,.-:. i.-.
'Ll',J I 'ed th-' the p'-o-M-unri-e for the an- l's-iion was made sti'S mere precariotu . T f-iih:-:-.? : -0111. t-; : o:..-k:--: j
Hoitl.KAtx, Decembers!. j .".roaehinM-ion .d' d'ariiament inelade j tVom the faet that the oM lady took ti.e i;-h: hl'l.,. !
The towns of Auferns, (jray and e- the support of larire adJith nal appro- ?': ""I1 that idon'K-al pieco td lurmture. t th,. fari,ti-.ti n.an-!. i..t u..vk
.aulthnve hem evacuated by the U or- luiations Ibr both the army an 1 navy. J he ctrls waited bratli!e.-:-.y lv the cx- I j;;;- Wltitili.e j
uiaus, before the advance of the Wench, ;()1.,)F.,-X Janurv r;l,KnK 'ut 8:1 lt n,,t t,,nsV' I th jwii.-w!: ....Sl!:tt.....U: 'J h:a tht-y 'i ,
unoer the orders of ( lem-rals Ikessoles, AavWs from Duris to Dmberth :;it i aied Z ' I SiriU I
As the French advance the inhabi- t 1 e tiia; .c.n:,.t. 1 the ('!':"C !UlrK ! innocent.;. , sne tt-o-, S. DUKK j I'ia?425iOa:J !, I DIYSiriAN AND HT.t. KoN-t-n 1.
tants liateu to their ranks, and thus the .i,1 : . .-.Jerat inland tii-'artHle'-y ,tho -vvU.- apegraeea behind the to. a 1 irouiH..;U rvi,-. so ti.-.-.tiiw K . .u;.-
army increases rapid h-. . JVhe u'fcn'e d" 11'" nowo nu' -l no tmie in inipnn-u (tie opptotiity OonatiCH 10 PiifcilC Sc!iOSlt5. I ?hvr-f .team V,V,r, ,cl i -.rrVe'
A number ot .mailer towns now resist merju.s an.j ,vfclJ 15ja,,nca that the enemy , ,aI' J" 0'i.ck Mn.ed e.t.s x u-rci-v dr. ito f-.r the u;e of i ui.li, l:u:rK-t j WVn.i,an, r;,,:,,;.,. r,.l.t Iron P.e. 1 Uou.c. i'iu..a,..ut!:. .N,' rl.a.
the enemy, as in ctc-e 01 lours. will liable to r ke .!" ceiious ir.i- i totloin l;iocl;. on tt.o north si.to .t Koix-satdXift 1'ut.tj.. S't-m Uaw. alouct 1 --------
In coneiiucn.-eof a combat at Jlcnnal ro;o.,'u?n th fortie-it;on' It an- "TT"'-""' . Main tr.-.'t. u,.a Lot lti i;!..-k 2J. on the outh Valv iovvi-uv. uud il Uu-is of j ill HOlillj.
it was not ttecupied by .he (lennans. , 'Moltke the i S r .""Tl " ' 'l' '"7 'L L . ft .rrir N'' r,-
At Argent and Coy the Prussians were t P(!llt Novt:lies. lJt.ttt-4U.M the armies of j T l;-verytodv is in t..e hal 4t o! nraggu.g cu V,rfr pLQ F?ttP" V; 1 r.ti 'd'.v' ilZ
repulsed by the population. General, Faidh-rbe and Manteulfel, sent '! have coi!M..ct;...le pa ft nnQ rrS3 ff ! .nnd far Ss!s I o:..,,,,,,,,,,,:,:,,,... i,..,,d i,v w-.-k
tide faction in the matte., an 1 we shall cnamnjg one to open tne letter wlicn an 1 :, liai.t of best pair.t-: ..r. a sn..-rior spy
certainly trv to get nil we can. I can j c unpleie'r sealed u, without the ordi- I class: or. th. Ur-.cht ih tWcckiy, tor cne year;
say that the fishery question will j nary difficulty of finding an entrance.- j tf,d,id
drawn into discussion aiong with the Ala- Ihe arrange anent cotisi-ts in liitroduemg j of .dvn -tun .. price si W: or u choice from the
tania claims. v e snail try to obtain a
settlemetit c-f ad these que.-tious now
and forever." The General remarked
that he had not received his instructions
yet, but had no doubt that they would
leave him a very fair margin for his own
ducretion.
WAsjiii.wroN. December 31.
The pall bearers at the funeral of .Mrs.
U 'lkuap. to-morrow, will be Secretary
Fish, Postmaster General Cresweil
Judge r. .Miller, or the supreme
Court, General Horace Porter, C. F. matter how littL consideration they en
Marsh, of New York, Getr Miehder joy while living, they will be worth $15
Secretary Robeson. (Jen. Sherman, Gen. a head for anatomical purposes idler
1 lckett, . s. llunlmgton, t ommo-
dore Alden and Gen. L. . Lice, of
Iowa.
At a tire in the northern part of the
city to-day, Mrs. Ann Ba.-s, aged sev
enty nine years was so badly burned that
she died.
Mkmiuits, December 31.
Rev. Simon Tuck, a Hebrew Rabbi,
in charire of the Reformed Temple, died
suddenly at his residence, last night
from heart disease, lie had just deliv
j ered a lecture at the lemple. Hie de
ceased was widely known and universally
esteemed.
Nkw Yor.K, December 31.
dispatchfiomCailsr.be, on the 30th,
states that an attack will be made liume-
diattly by the Prus-ians with shot and
shell, ui in I'ellvile, ultle and Mean
tine. Nothing will be done by the ar
ray of the Loire for a fortnight. Rein
forcements to the amount of 150,0X)
iorcemctiis iu me amount, ui j .jo,oo ,
men arc arriving to recruit the army of!
ii..na.Mi., iTOUiiwi ui.
Kirnr Viet,.r l-'iii irieel in.l the tirinei.
King Victor L"i w and the irinei-
pal mimste.s of the Italian Cabiuet have
COUetoRoJl'.
. r , .
rji, r, , Madr!D, December 3L
The Cortss has sanctioned the issut of
treasury bonds.
Cincinnati, December 31
A movement is on toot among the
Li. I i,rn
. ..V. v.. , .i .. .1.. ,l.,,.,.i, .,t
a ui- uioi iioi.i lui.u- niiuuii ui. , f pp . or.,. He reoi-iine t vi-r nni. t u t , u 1'lattfmouth iiustacii to J'-je. 1
Prw .lifn l il.,. "Ofh st it.n th-r vholl I ler l,,c I3r'3' Jle reuhlined C (jniet bef ore purchasiup ePewhcre. '
l.itvl."; u Clld Of the service, but. on the! Mr. hrKcnt havi.. had the experience f ; ..,
have bet n thrown into the north of the , ..remonin 1 k Us homo- Ibidm'-trr -.r '"Tcn,y ycars i;' "laoufaeturing all km-.ii of BtS4iwt...
city from St. Anns, at a range of seven j l ? i i ? I' . ! l" r.e c"dVa ol rivini: entirr sa.istac- .
thousand yard,. t ciuc.cd htfdoggish brain that hi; lias- t,u to a.l h may favor us with tacir patrou- JOSKS'II riZLATfr:i(
It ...,..!. ....c t.nt- .1 -" r -- ii, u.iuwtoej, im.jin :i ,..i.ui..i- . .. ' . -
i... i, i o, t rcss was suuering an injury, so ne ai , .... , . ' r.-.-
j u in..iS ...
merchants here, to lender Gen. Schenck
3 han.,uct
Iwl '
i;jCi.ii:l to the New York Herald,
It U reported that the (irund Duke of !
Jlockl-'iiburfr was disuiir-ned s'luMiinrily !
from l.isc'-iun!:indrorkeeiinstheirencn
at a rc-iet:i;il di-ta:ue. J
It is nrobilile that icncrls ljcurhnki !
and (.'inu-ev will au!iie the ofk-n- : . -
IjOMsox. January
unite in i;rn iiocu'.'. to inaKe a soi'.ie j
. . . . , ,
a message, to General Troehu that, the
French army of the North l: :d been an
nihilated, but Trochu paid no attention
to the .statement.
Iior.DKAUX, January 3.
A pnition of ("n. Chausey's army is .
ow stron-ly posted near-Vc'idotue. j
The oi:.':i"ceni-uts along the Loire for 1
the week past have all i-cen uceesLs
for the 1 i ench.
Near Laehatre l.-J;. prisoners were
taken by the Fn ncli.
A Prussian column recently lo-t three
bun '.red men by drowning in an attempt
to cross tho L ire on the ice.
Ni:v YoMC, January :j.
A full bench of Supreme Court, Judges
Iutrrahant, IJ.irtiard and Cardoz 1. to-day
is very liouotlul, this h. ing the seeonu
Rt
Chicsgo Jan. G.
Adiprfch to the State Departim-nt
from Mini.-ter Wu.-'riu.rne sav that in
1 1 , 1 . 1
OTcnioti tiie war win not tt: I w:t:i t lie
CllICAt-if), Jatio.nrv
Tl.-C produce murket to-day was g
rally active an 1 prices ogh"r
l-.ourY. cry linn nd tendtner h-her ; j
sales sp-ing cx-n.s at -hi . j
A r.ea. .i t ! o ..n-l n ... hi. . . .no ;
ing on Ch-inge at 1 1.'. ea-h ; I I t f
se.lers for la-t half month, out in the
afternoon the prices .teciuted and saios
were Jii.t le at I ;'. -eurs lor month
and i HMj.t,t mi.i: .. i so:., at i p.;
, . .11 .1 1C V- . t I .1 ... 1
. i i i ; .io at l ui'i i v-j : rtjecreu
Corn Active and higher: new No li
closed firm at 4!:; no grade -12..'! llile.
Oats ili.'l.er and firm: c.o-.d for
No VL ca.di ; rej.ctcl, GTO'Ti.
Merits Firm ; green should or at lib.o-
lougn si ies. i .ic ; fcicii t im.-,
St, short .cl"ar, S';("7; salted. -'v'0;
to day's shoulders. (' : rough sides, Si ;
short'iib '.: clear '.' all loose.
Dressed Iloirs Fairly active and firm,
sclii.- g and clo-ing tit C t ; rtccipts,
l.i.W-. head ; shipments. head
Cattle Beet-ipts, l.TS.); dull, and
prices, if anything, lower: sa'es of com
mon to good COWS Ht GJoo i ; good to
extra shipping steers, 71
Hog-- -Beci ipU to-day, 1 (".,( V); firm
aip4 a shale better, closing a1- o Ut,
G 110.
Slieep Receipts 031; dull tuid nearly
nominal.
A new form of envelope is becoming
opular, and posaesscf the convetdeiice of'
a threu.i. which tiroief ts from one of the
corner. by pulling which the Iov,-er edge
Ot' tllC t'OVt'lope is CUt through without
injury to the enclosure, the :.ddress or
the stamp.
. t ,, i , ,
J I rotes lallt mceimg Will SOOtl i,C ll.t-d
in London to denounce Mr. Gludstou's
romnt .b.,. nr-,1 ,v, ot I .a i.iir-
ar.ers promised by Eneland for the safety
of the Pope.
The residents of Montreal find food
for reflection i:i the knowledge that no
i death.
Henry Ward Beeeher, in his Thanks-
V.- - ' . I . .1
get Uioney St anv price snort Ol Ulv
aerilice of manhood and per.-.on;".l hen-
ir " s evetvhedv h i-: an indn'id"iit
tanuard or personal honor of his own,
or
stand
thc restriction obviously need not prve
a very serious inconvenience to any dis
ciple who may happen to meet oppor
tunities of dubious accumulation.
Jay Cooke has bouaht another site for
. Ti : .t :. : i.
a country-seat. J his time t is in Ore-
con, and is known as '"Lastle Rock.
It stands like a colossal pyramid, almost
without slope, '.'i'O feet high, t u a base
:l diameter apparently less than its
nhitude. The son, nut ;,,nhp neeesKihlo
juite :
by balloons, and there is a family, oon
sisting of a man and a dog, living within
forty miles of it.
A funny incident occurcd at a New
... , , ., , , .
J,.rL Tt'li?? ther . A MCt
..fc.li; lOiliLI, OL'lOIlit 1 IliJ IO I 1 If I'lll-C;
. i i , i . . ' ., ,. .
' ' uiuuiiiiiiao; gloom. i di-, ;
l sereati;s. txpletives. Tab'eau. I
- ' 1 -i'"1-- Aawi.au.. ;
A I relicll fquadron left Brest fori
Havre, and additional hlnps of war are i
being got in readines, for the same desti-!
nati
M. rh:i.To,ir,15 l.na n , ,i;r,lo,rint;, ;
disnati h tn tho ,:.!. inft TT-.W.-. whi.-h
- , , , u i 1
. wi! 11 an :-!iiir:; mis lovco. Which C211 rCUHi- ' , .1 1 . . . lot sr lets h;'l revc ; t to m 2. ! .... . . ' k .".,
. UCCCieei i::.io ut.ite.i colics ..iiua cou.u f to cou'vl .- tlifZO thing.. nod i JWnb- oiit Wi v. -a 1 ':-. IiW'i.' I
...jo i.mu no ict.nia lnvu ii'.iiiui ...iu iu-
dignation that four escaped French pris-
r,om0 vt-c
"jo inai, an icoina ttn noiror itnu in-
The Erie (Pa.) Dhatth rentes rather
n; n of that pltice. Tliey ra'.l.-d t. a
cout!o of i-.i.iish .uirltf, the ui;irhor of
vhom is a httl-? doat, tut r.er.-:;tcd in
romainln; in the ryo::i while the y...un-
!Uv.n stayed. U'he evi -d !ur ttiti' i'u
nont. the yoult? men, ha in an under j
i com m sr. i hev o::.! n- avenae ot
so t !:", piled du-.-') behind a t 'i. ih
sLu'e tor s dollars a month, :-nd Lord
aroun 1, or run a 'country newspaper?
Did he ever reap lodged oats down hill
on rt hot duv. and hive ail hii gal; us but
tons bust oph ;;t oneeV
Did be ever have the jrmpin.t? tt
ahe. and I e made to tend"the l.-J.e while
hi wife was over to Parkin' to a lea
s-m-d! ?
Did ho ever get up in the moit in"
awful dri and tuft' it 3 miles before
breakfa.-t to tret a uiink, and find that
the man kept a temperance house?
Did he ever undertake to n.iik a kik
ing beiK-r, with a budiy tide, iu fly time,
atid .n ti lot ?
Did he ever set on a liitcr of kut'ns.
iu the old rocking chair, with his sum
mer pan'ulo;
b'Hbirii.
Wc bo- e that none of our readetirs
wi'l con-id-.-r us personal, in (p-iotii-g tho
following :
A capital j .ke, atid all the more pal.i
tnble beca-t-e it is true and can be
vouched for, took place a fVw
wnJaw
since at one of the prominent Jersey
City chtirch'-s. It that a worthy
deacon had been very industrious in sel
I'.ng a new church 1 o- k, t-ostintr seventy-
rive tints. At t
the minister jti-l
si-rvue 111 q-.n
t-foro diini-.-in:
-lien
the
congroi ati ii.J o e and s:iid"-ll si-te s who
l.iidrtu to baptize wul please pre-
.,..!;t them next Sabbath. " The deacon
pv tilt. wav, v-ns a little dear; and
i,itVimr a:i eve to feiiii ti.e books, :m 1 !
j.,,. .. , , ... j.H j.-j, WJw ivh-rnrig to
, h,-,,. imiuediatelv juiuped and thr.uu d :
.-An ynu wil0 l,,, ilI:V) 0:m .
,,..u.v ai vou v;al)t .v ...j, vn ...
seventy-tve cents each-". The preacher
' ' ' " J " ' ' .'""I
,,0;v,,, c:tl.-s cyc-.J at the biot Iters,
the
brotiurs looKt-a t.t the cic: gyna n, the
audience pun-.-hed the audience in the
side, the bubble grew larger uniil it
burst in a loud guffaw : ladies colored,
up, crimsoned, blushed, and thanked
the Lord for the low price cd' poplin;
i
io earth.
Th.
was no benediction
that morning wort n speaking oh-
Estray Noiles.
Taken up in Av.ua prt'i-in-t. Cass county.
'i-bi j.kit. Janur.ry I'd. Is. 1. ;: wr prcmi.-rs on
or nbuUt the lirst ol .o.embr lsTO, one rtd iind
wbitc cat.ii B S".c:r. hii I red and white ycarj
itiR br.li. and one rod last Fprir.tr calf, with a
whito face, no brands pr.:cpt olo.
Jan ith wr.t," LAW. "SON SHELDON.
TlIK l-KST I'.'.Ts' AV!I Oint-s' Mtr.AZINt.
Pom..: ?-t'. yonnrj AiHvr'f't in :;'.'iiy. -.vith
sphn-iid Snj.idiiout.i. au't always .apaikling
with riitcrtui.iti ."-Icrics. i'oi in.s, i'li.zu n-t-i.".
Travels. t.;::::o:-. and oti:.-r oi.;i.rt:iinin?
fciitur.-s. profusely illu-irrtod. :ind ..Ic'iitited
to atnu.-i", mid iurTU'.-t Voung Ati:rri.::i, f in'e:
copio:. 12 cca's Y.:!t!y, tfl D-.I. with a cLoiue of
tbc J'oll-iwin? b?iiv.ti!'ul and valuable pn.iniu::is
to c.'.-h Fut.-.Tibor: Aline ptirir frouci. w..i th
5") ir). si.e ioi!. ;ir. 1 eon il t" a lit.e 1 'ii lV.int
" Vr a ,inV i11"1'',';'"' p.iUV',"(r.0 1,i,'?.ct. f1' !r;
!".;' '''""? IToinnttns otn-red to stiislc inb-
j an;i iiumcrou? other v:h...td and splendid
I prcinumn l r clubs. Tie even .iii.r-.-rit.ci-
! extra in ii:'n'v, with tin sirtlo i.rcuiiai:i
iseivin? :ji:;c!uh-.'
ii) t'vcp; v sti ',rTi i rs :i:itl Jn
! tt. ea-h sat. riber t-"ec-.::ica
! t.t oiidi s:ib-'"rt ii-r S",f,,'!ii':i 1 t
. wi,t, l in nbo... mailed .. -lire mi ifCfii.t
! 30 rents. Ad-hcs, v.JkVni.-.-c;s Dsaonic-i". i
ii auirj , .1 . 1. iw uu. .a., .v .cm .vi . iw
Legal Notice.
William G. Fow'er wiil tnlte nott-'e that John
Q. tirahani. did on the Uth day of December.
lT.i. lite his I'ctiU.ui in. the District Court.
of the tiocond Judieiul Ii.-trie'. within
Hnd fi.rt a s euiintv. Nebraska. HKinst iliiam
(d. Fowler and Join M. Fowler, defendants,
settinir forth that the snid Willi iu i. Fowl r,
on or iib.iut ti.e ".:!i d iv ot May. hi', nive a
t!iortjrt!-ri? to tin I aid John t. in.hntii Cn the no. th j
halt id the nor: li-o:i-t quarter ot section .No.
! tv.ei.ty. in I. .-.vii-bit. eleven, north of rittiv" tt tr
; teen, eat of the'-ta 1". .M. to.-eenre the payment
j of thu turn of one hundred aad twoinv-livedol-
,:lrs wi'h i';t"''t t,om Ua,,V at thc rate. of ten
reierred i. in said titortv'inr-.und that sitice tho
pivinsfof .-aid mil trnae the other itetciilar.t
biiins.onie intercft in said land-under tie said
Wiiliam . 1 ov.b r. and prayiim that aid Wil
lim 1. i-owler iiinv loivsa d s-jm i.fffli.lMviih
interest at ten per cent trotn tlie ;tn ay oj .May,
lSltS. on that said i'i"mises may ! sold to t
ay the
same, and ihe said William tf. Fowler is reouircd
to answer si 1 t -"tit ion on or hi-P-re t r.e 1 li li eti
ct- t-,.I;f ,r,.. ii71. j0hn Q. UKAllA.M.
Makwkll Chapma;.-, Atty?. dec.tiwj.
to answer s;i t t -"tit ion on or hi-tere t re 1 ft h di.y
ITTTrrr----
.JJLi-Z IV-JiC? Zm
2"
tLitllll tSiCtElKClH
loap
WE vrould irr itP Dealers ard tha rubli
icut.ai.j locii. u.iu lx.l'uiho t.ur mw.ji oi
SOAPS,
. r . p e jrounir? i ior grease
aD.v part ot the city.
Cash paid for rendered ullow and clear
great,e.
toap Works. Kearney Vt'ard. near Icr:y St.
Vs city.
Ji-
,,6.rRAY X0Tics.
-l
i TaVen up November r.th.lsTO by tho under.
Milieu, in .ai. neasani j-recinei. one u.areeoit.
supposea o lie three years oi l next S-'irtn:
Wli -.! !..) i'. f .. " 1-1 ..f : tC
suuttce : nit; uit lie eer kcci- a ui iu- i. 1 5 : . 1 u:i.v. iivi.u..u i.. .
n.i ii : vr-ni in ' - :.
supposeu to lie three years oil next ;.nn?,
! HKnt bay vvib-r. little whtte. n each hii d toot.
, Dee. d-.v ' . . LK j .
5, 1ST!
A o sr g-T. sg r.s c-
FOR A
1) A I) "1 T AT i
H J (J ) Jj il lVl.1 i J.i ! '
"
Il.'.rir coiuid-'tc 1 tiip j l;it; i::tr ur.J n-curiU:'. I
I
nut
i-
I t-u.it "! sui'i l.nr. 1: ir '::r -'i t'j c.:i'i.!y with
afcoyeeoud:!.!!.!!. thi-u .Tid in that ttio
i!it i!.-ci"ii!v, Also, ll-.-u.-c-.; taa l.ts m tl.
sdtv. :i! i r
I'rtrtictitar titt.'iiiian H'.'eri t . th? I-uyJair ana
ft-ili;:st ol re::! et.tte. i . ,;! !! i'l- tiih'". :;n I pay
ii.i laics Tr i.ou-i-o.-idout. S. 1l KU,
Koitl litate Axnn.
Lot for & en rJOiios'o.
I wit! srll to i..tit:f-3 il.xirous of biii!'i'i!jr !m
!i,!;irviiur. :my tf tl.-.' i:ts io ta-? su'jiiin-d l.t !
in ii-.y 'id iiti to t i;uis:in uili. ut ten d'iiir !
per iot, under the following .aditions, vi: j
T!ie jH'ison purclin-inif will !;: rcctuire.1. to
hui'.d on th:' Vt peroS.t.-rd a dw. 'liirr h. .-.-. of
the ftdi-cvii! iii:i:!'i.s:-ns, to-wu: 't!;'.- 1 j
tu bo not !-. tiei.i Uxil lect. with story not
lowoi to. m S f-ft. Til : tram:- lui'.-'t be tood n-.d
tniH.-'t:u.ti 1: h.itise . 11 "ait.rfl" d: foutrintioti .
cither of bii-U u.- stviie. Tlioro mu.-t Ix'u kil-.-!i-t-n.
i 10 t le.s tl;.;:. l-xi4. Ilailditicjff.st be
no-ii 1. tu .1 oil or b. '.'.re J:.m'.f.i.v l.l. is:!. Will I
a bo.i'l l' r ii deed to ti.e party vtu buys :li j
soon i-s I'.oelu.:" 1- :i:oif.!in i upon complying
w it li t ho :i' "H e 'iii- i i'.;..-. wi.l five a good and
ii!io-:.-iit .ii iao-.y
HENRY EOECK
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
i f. r ! ' f : f o T" " t . ! ETC
LtiuiisoLo, of.rc.5, iMLfio,
HKOSTK A I)S-
cr it.t. asr...-a:i7;os iss at all rroc.
nTrfftlin plnvipl C'B
-- ;
V: v;?:0--:; d
i.tr - '-'"'. -'pt-J
OF ALi"L CISH3.
WOoidEN corrixs
Ready ?C2ie. and Cc!d C!.e;p fcr Csh.
WITH many than';.'' for past patr&nnirc,
inv !te .-ill to c.ill and exaiaine my l..re s-cos
of Furniture and C.llir.s. Gau'-Slf.
Veeping Walor, ficb.
General Ifieichendisrj,
SUCH AS
DRY GOOI'F.
UitO'CKIFS.
l!Alti.WARn.
II ATS. CATS HOOT.?,
S1I0I-;.?. NOTIONS, io..
I'INE AND COTTON WOOD LU.VhKR.
SHINt'JLLS AND LATH.
V.e u.re A.ei-iiis for 1
Viilcss . uit3 Sev.ir.3 Uzzhine,
vb.cS is cn doaliti.ilj- tho Ictt Machine now in j
hi.rla'Lt'll. .
PLATTSKGU7M
s s. I
j7 Ss'i A
?4 a pyg
i v T T IT f
i w J- J--i iJ ,
; ttrion PWPH Punninn vn m "7 4 n
1 I w.w. j uiuiiiiii) it uits iu
.1.01 Nti men .snd boys of Plattsmonth and
ric nitv, now have an opportunity ot re'eivins
1
inorougn instructions in Itrvat.t and Sora'ton s
System of riook keepin?. '.'oi:iirier"ial Arithma.
i tic. liusines l'ennnians'.io- l!..-i..."i Ciirre
pondenee, Comni'Tci:.! Law and in everythir.r
' I'taiuiiig toa tnt class business e.-liteatcir-
j less cost than can be obtained at any othek
i fttdents e::n er.ter m r.ny tlnte tluriui? the
evening, i'jriutur laioraiaticu cui or aa-
a:t!
ESTAEt-tMlkii IN I
TI'- i-t. tv-
aJ Iv 1 rs
K7 fk 'P C F 1 53 S . C ll. asr?r-
6 UJ J tA.K?,
."T pn7r7" ; j "TO
1 y ' 11 ' I ,
SILVER AND PLAT III) WARE.
Vl'tl.W 1 r...- SI IAI LM.
I1V..H SU..MOj.,U
"I
I
i ... -
t.l.i.l ocoiis,
; vrntche. Cloehsand Jewelry rejir,.' neatly
ni with dispatch. . , '
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.'.X neatiy
;
NO. 10.
Tcoile, Hanns. & Clark,
TT: -TP. CTt
CBALSB3 IX
Plattsmcntli, Neb.
UkZWiti E SHOP!
WAYMAN & CURTIS
fjrulkac.l oa tliott net'.j.
tt..VS I. J inrohii-4.i I
rcpii-1- ie 'iu. t r.sti-.'e.
F U LJ T U R E
I
P.cpairiilf und Varnishicc r.rfltly dons.
-Jr'uuorals r.f.tudtd at the cUorU-st uotitii.
ATTEKTiON FARMERS I !
If yju trail to buy .t.i A .Yu 1.
REAPER and MOWER
Call On
A l the A.'iV VOliK ST1 J 111! iiud ci.aiia
tiic-ir Much Juipruitd
Cayui a Chief Reaper i Mwerfor IS70!
(Siv... ).:; l.irie Fto--h of LUIKAKIXQ AA
i l l.i.h!. l'iov.-.
3 u i4bsiayS
XVTlSZ t t t.ALf.S2X, prp.
LIVERY SALE & EXCHANGE.
3-The b "t of Hor- and Mmtsiesoc batd.'CS
C.r:i-.T Vine and Fourth btreeis.
jmClu.twti". f latir-iuoutU Nebraska.
yeeplst-i- Water TiZlil
r.irmer, fro where you can grt the bo;t Flour
ii.d the liic'st of it.
35 POUKDS CF XXX FLGlin
AM!)
vi rouMis f Eri
en in exchairs for (rood T
Vi e at e al. o .ii.irit; sris .-.nd. ith .
inert ;vM.-d facilities. led .-.-sure J thi.t we cui, giT
tho hot and most lTuur ol any in the Kuta. ...
SATISFACTION el UA It A NTKilD.
Produce Bought and SslU
EtcrasBT itiRx et r.ii.
JX .V.S
Attachmsnt Notice
I
J. A. Kcuatoii vs. Genr;e
,-hoocy.
s..n J.'s-ir.fi'l
t fas.' 'county.
i At ";!
!.i:!c:i;. lteiuie .Jair.es Minp
tne Peace, Stove tretk 1 retitic
Ne'ira.-iia.
To lieorucSh.u.cy, defend.mt: You f r here
by ti 'tili- l th:.f an order of attachment wa
issued !!-. ins; you in the nV e uti. b-.i i. a-e, oa.
i the -.r.th d ay d Nov. mbei'. A. if lTo. refill ntible
o; the i-'tii day ;f November, ls.11. (or the -1:1:1
of seveatei 11 .lobars ; that ii-l J. A. Krr.aston
claims a .iiid r'eei.l ncruinst yon for the m '''.' cf
b,..i'.i....t il.-U'ira llfit t !i fiiUowiii'.. .1 ii.-l'i i i w 1 !
I property has iH'on a. taclicd !s nfion-ruis to you,
I to-wit : One re 1 a id whi e .i.tr. Vou nr-5 r-
auired to miswcr on thu Ltii of Jenuarv. IsTl.
Dee. 8, wi t. J . A. K LN AS'loX.
GU MAT CENTRAL ROUT
Via Niagara Falls. St peed. Comfort .V Sufety
PU LHAW'S MACN1FICENT CARi
Fr.m Chiciifro to New York. ia Miehijran Cen
tral ami Great Westo n Railrcuds,
1 Four Kx press Trains leave Chieaso ilaily via
this one 1-T .ew l ork Itostim. nn't all
iutt rmediate points iu the ila?t.
FAST ATLANTIC F.XI'RICSS
I Leaves Chi'-apo every nt'.eron. bavins attach-
I ed tne celebrated Hotel Car Iruoi Chici.T' to
' Kochestr. end a inatti.ifieent I'uliman I'alac
; Drawing Itoom Car Irom Chicago to New York
: without eii.Mice.
' W. C. MctK.GeaT sup't Gt. "Vcitern R. R.
. Il.oni'fon. (int.
j il. K. Salient. Gen. Sup't M. C. R. R. Chiearo
i C. cntworta, Oen i rasaeager Agt-
Chicago.
Chicago Sc. Noethwestess R. R.
Leave Omaha.
; at,,;! Te.ff er .e, t se.r,,t.,v c..m ...
I Pacific Exp". Daily, except Saturday Z.W p. t.i
Arrive.
Mail Daily, except shm-h-v f:On p.
Pacific Lp. Daily, except ilouday I :i r m
Siicriff's Sale.
Otoe Co'.tr.ty National Uttut
liradleyi Robertson, Ciiliy .t Weittbttiiari.
I ahei iti'of the county it Ct. will by vbtuo
I f,i order of sale, issued by the CiTk of the
1 Ofee is
"VToece is hereby fc-iveu that the andersiene-.l.
I District CouiT o: Oioe county, nti l t . him dTO'-t-
, at tl ..Vi.H-k p. m..(u h lotn ity January.
A D. 1S71 atthetrontdoo of the Curt ltou'e
1 in PlatLsmouth, Ca-c .uii'y. Nehrastta.r.aer to -
I E.,ie Bt j)Un.ic auction, the followiiis goo. ts sad
chattie.,. io-it: Fh e thousand livu bun lred
1 anu iitteen uunn -y eavi. uereioiure uificeu
J and hrteen (Junn -y Staekn. heretofure att ached,
. ill 11113 e.i - ;s 11. .'iv.'ii'ij u ..'in ne.- .ti. r,
Railee .s Web-utinau t. ihe puitofsaiu pUia'.Ui
' i w irmvx.iv
! litnii I -. ItltV XotiiHl'll
f-heriffof t'ais -t.ua'y. Neb
-0!rie; cerr.cr M aJ f:t.c.:., r'.rcelj r-4-
n il'tory-
TR.MS s Dailj'SIO.-'X" per onr.OK, or ft.J
Her uu:nlli.I
Profcsional 0 avtis.
y w.
i J. C. lu.T.
II. WKKkl.lvii.
I ATT')2NKV.S AT 1. A W. ;,.-.-i:il nttm?i
i cUa ii to i.r"''ii:i' lii-ini -f ivi I land t it to r "
! Ot'.i'-o it t'.. Ma ., ic n !ud,
I l'!atti.i..:h. XI-1r..-!.
S. MASWCt X., r -. I. l i'U.f
,T'i Ti'l y . AT I 1. V . .! ..!;
! i -1 : . r -i 10
: hunivry, l,'.:i't-ni"tii:i. .V i I i.i.l.a
i lute A ISutlinya lr.i St .i..
L'l'n": ')
'ui rl.
1 Ati'TTn-y ;it Law. mi l i 'i i-.tt .:
' j. 11. 1 v 1 r : r v I '11 1 .
!i.i't;:)3 Ai.m .
A!! h'--'l t u-ir, .;.- i.i-.ru-'..- : '..i-i .11 e wi
: tf :v' 1 .l 11 ud i-.u f! r '. :i! i.'nt :o i:- M!u'4
1 tiio 'i'rca.-Ui'.r'j' Otiicu Ui. court Imtti-a.
. i:..u!-''.Avvtf.
Sir J. r. ! lOJ!AS,
fl i in j riiiiBiti n'! P'.-alil t Weepim; Wa-,
In F-.11-. t'-:i iri j hi., j rofi-s.-i,iiiKl (HTVi' i-s In tt.a
cuii.t.iof CuiJ eiu! ty, Netr.i: Irr. Ijai.T'i'yt..
J. V HAW B.!S, 31. !.,
PHYSICIAN AM' sri.:i:N.-hih-' 11 r-ur-
I p- '-r.-iu hut i t tri- Aitnv ot ti.e 1'ntotiou',
I plan :.. i;'h, Nobii.-ku. I'liieent I . 1". .h.ino
I ton's InurStor" .Main ftn-ot, I'ppoc'te Chirk J
I Ibo.iO'Cis. 1'iiv.if' 1 .-id'P' r . rue oi lt'ick ud
I lUil tTi-t-tst. ti. e dooss .-.ii-.l!: o! 1". V. i.::::'.
j CAKVi::,Ti:r.S .t .b'INKIlS.-Arc inviur.
I todiwolk in pond ;!:, on r : 1 ' 1 1 t 1:01 1- . .0
I uh fiii'.ip 1 1. o t-lic-i p i . r.' ..hop, imriur oi
11: 1 ti uiiii :'.
CAurr:Ti:n and join er. win do n i
.kin hi lin" on rln rt until f rod iu I'm I'ol
:. Coi.tr. u t" f r bnddit.j.' m::i'.o ri r.-nroiiu
..itiii. bluj. one !.l. ii. aouili of 1 latic ai.
c.. iluti.-.c. julywtif
j. w. wise:,
(Icnei .t. l.ii'o, Ac-.-l li i.d. Virn. Inland niul Trauji
InsuraiHi' A iron t. Will t.iko at iv.i-ii
able rat i's in t bo :i -ost 1 1 ! ia'd'.' t'oi!ip:i u ios in I
I'lotc I Si.iic.4. 0:;i .'. I,pp Mte the Court ilol;
rlat tmout i, N.-Ij: a.-ka. linayti.' 1 1.
UcTitt. Plottj.inouth. Nobtiu-ka. OITicfi w'l
U. it. Pluck. ju!y7l
I fr. t o. ni urn
V Y I vj I I ALIVIun.
Gl.IP.L INSURANCE AMD REAL
F. STATE AGE.MS.
NOTAilY PUilLIC AN I CU.NVIIYANCl-XV
Pay ;:p'. "a": :.' ' rdion to Tiro nnd T.i fr; Inriir
ruiK'o. A i - ii!.'' nts ..r a iiiiiii'.rr ! the best ln-tu'-aio-c
C'iMI":; ill lit.' I iiil.'.'i Stat'-.".
V'c in vito i f.i-1 !y hoidi'i.s to pivu in a I'ull
a:: ! a.-, i u. tin !'. . io-.v i. o aii i.'Miic tin ir livi-a
ted tht ir pi i.p 'i l;-. ii' vlo.lt f.
E -1 ' T SMOUTJI ." S 2. 5 .
C. 1IKIc-KL.lV.i.ri.:t.r. Ihiv'inft recently hef l
repiiired mid 1'hieed in tiion.urh riiiiniinj onli r."
P I..IHO r.ii-b. Is of '. be lt wanted immediately
ior which I I.o lili-hei-t lua: Let j i :i-u will be puirf
fcuclwtf.
23AUHES & POLLOCK.
tr.il. Kii.'.-a a:.i :N-Li;it.cK .k-,.'a
11... j a
COMI LlITF ABSTRACT ol-' TITLK
To ell I.
riijita.
..--tl Lj
r.
eotiaty Nih-
t 3 OfTice niih .M.mvcd , .'. o ic.in,
neyi! at l.nvr. l'latt.-ino jrh. Nebr...-k i.
A :iT-
J. W. Ib.iiif-. Tl.os. 1". Ibn.-L. Not.iy 'a'-l.u
Po. . :-. 'I.V.vlf
l'A!i TKD - Ki:r;b lv c pit tl,. Ir HI !.-
nDjbhii.K don - e; i : : 1 1 i : v .mills
S-hop. on i-ix'Ii stiei't. MHiih ot Malu. ,S eei.-J
M lei ti'TI i , ;u to .-.10 LI
reptJ iai 11 1 "t I K .t .M I I L-
or alc.
the ci.j i.j l:k oto. cn be had cheap f-.r
h.
u.-: oi';i;.n...c tie 1 . 1.uA i.o
Utctdlt.
o.T.L-e.
L
Ji M 2.1-..-- I Wi. K
li' CIjt.t7oi.lL f l.ewr.
8. I'l'K K.
SCPtS
I 0 It SA LL'. Jj' ,a.:r: d land ndjoinijg
I'lat'-touoalh. Ihniuiie ot
Septl 5. ii ks:. :
I' Vi.liial.!'- l-.ater ow r. two 1., lie beb. f
ibittsaieulb. near the M iyvnuri liver. ni"H
tuth .ie.it ;'ti.r i.i.'l fail t. -h e -.-i.t . .1 m.. 1-a-cin-i.t
to proiii..'.. p, 1 r tui.iiil lo u 1 bor.-l-ower
ftetilii ein.'i:ii:. Ti.e jnre.it .-. in
gitvM I in other I n . : :i e n:ii c t.n..jf ilcv !i: 11
ato "Lion to liif .'.i.-;ti'-s i f iniilii t-. anl wit
t eil said w:it r j.owt r P.r ri s innl b- 1 r.-.
ill UAi.D VIVI VN.
-M to M vxxEi.i. i Cbi .: x. .i--rl l.l t
JOR SALI-; OR i'.LNr.
The l r' i.erty I'.t.uinc li. D. .If.iruni-tt will
?:.! ! or reeled on ie. .-on. .l ie t'-.iiis. The h .e
1 w-ih't'ter. 11 eeilur. a 1 table, and .th. 1 '-,,',,
I eo. . tains b root. i h ro is ..!.- . n l.oe ei.-teiii
iciic -.--. Apply tj
i. M. 'dAKtiULlT.
avJl-itl
Z Xa
The UiM n:il.;:i At T3isv,,;1
Rarer RaiSBCoad,
In conncctit-.n with the
Ciiirctji, IJiulinrjton Qti'.-.cff A. V
OTer to the i eople of i'lattriQouth. and all th i
portion of Nebi aflta lj ing
SOUTH II OF T1!R I'LATTH,
the most I'treet, ;,., ihe !) Ih-ute to the Eai.
tern. .-onto Easli rn. m.J Northorn .natis.
"a-1" ri?'-r- desiriiuto travel hi iriou!y shnu' J'
take the Atlantic L.tiTow, wi.i. n runs tniouh
to Cbt. -JI.J i:huu eli.-.iise .T O..., itiipt..
with (deems t L'. y C .a' hes. Pulhniu" f
Day and sleiI1(. Cn-ehw. and
Pullman's Dining Cars.
In addition to fhef net fhet th! th5 di- i
route by wU'. -h time way be s-vel in rfl..i;
any j.oi.itm rneni r Miu In- Stat-i.. it n"
troinfuiiy be Mi l that it po.Mei.se th bt tr m.
at:d the iiiiest ..uipia. n'. of ty Weiteru Line.
cnsuriiig to tho pa.-s ;t ger
Sjwttf, S.ift tj aud Comfort.
Rafts a L'AV js tiio LO'VF..!.T. IU
I Stage cteuk-jd throntrh tuitiv tint K.-.i
I t'-. K, I'L.XiJINS, ll. sun
1 A. E.TOU-ALIN. Gen. Pu.seii.d-r A sent,
1 iacioaiwtf.
I
f Cit'CAGO. Kook ISLAjftxJfc I'aci K. R.
I.eave fl .1..
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l'V.v-1'31-1- I'.-i.y, v-tU ur.-.tiy i:0 a. a.
i'a.iiic Eii. Daily, wi.ee.. t tatuCsy J.. 'j .
Arrive.
Expre-v Mail. Daily, rxetj ?vtny -l i tc.-
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