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is . cknslinEMicmltL PLAT1SMCUTH NtBRAKSA.. Til WIS DAY, JULY C. IsTi. Col. II. M. Vanarman, of this city, who has lately been appointed Immigra tion Agent, will travel in Ohio, Illinois, Michigan and Indiana- lie will make it a point to advertise the entire State, not favoring any particular f-cotion mare than another. The Col. 'u a ready talker and id qualified to "talk Nebraska" in a way that will count. The Fremont Tribune nys : "A vene rable Fjuaw, dressed in a buffalo robe and a pappoose on her back, created quite, a sensation Saturday last, by ap pearing on the streets, with a silk prtmsol, which she carried on her .shoulder, a In stevedore, and managed now and then to ftadeicr ice?." Married, at the Probate office in riattsmouth, by Judge Child, Charh: If. Smith to Catherine Hoover, and Klaus Fennis to Kathcrine Koller, all of Cass county. xr.w (nciirs The P.. & 31. 15. It. in Nebraska re ceived two more new passenger coaches yesterday direct from the manufactory They are elegant coai he.-, in kepins with everything u-cd by this company. Tim I'lt'-.Mi: t; vki)i;s. Probably no other one thing in the shape of damages by the storm will be so generally felt as the damage to IIcs ser's Tie-Xie Garden". A large .-hare of his vegetables were completely de stroyed. The hail broke every pane cf Kla.'S on the north side of his old green bouse, an 4 a rrcat number of them in his new preen liou-e, although we are plad to know th;it but little daiine was done the flowering plants. AX Al'HI.OuV. Somebody owes an apo'og3 to Prof. Patterson and the pupils of Naomi In stitute lor the non-appearance of the ar ticle descriptive cf their recent pie-nie excursion. 1 he article was written in time and f-ent to us, as the author sup posed. The gentleni-in entrusted with its delivery forgot it until the present time, end we publh-h it to-day late though it is knowing thr.t very many of the pupils of Naomi arc expecting it, and that they will excuse us, under the circumstance, fer not producing it before Tin: TIKE WORKS. Prof. d'Alkmand nnd Frank Stacker, il-Mj., the jrentlemc'n who had charge of the fire works In'-t evening, are entitled to much credit for their success in that line. The exhibition was the finest we have ever seen in Plattsmouth. The balloons ascended to a height of about lilOO feet, and were visible for a long time. Hurrah for our Plattsmouth Py ratechnists. Ilamne by E.ltitninf . During the storm last night, the light ning struck the belfry of the eccond ward school house. Following the cirner po.-t of the belfry down to the roof damaging both belfry cnlrocf; thence following the hollow of the brick wall, breaking almost ovciy brick, reach ing the door, tearing it oft the hinges, r-euttering the splinters and p'eees of the door-casing over the house, and pas.-ing ofT through the fioor. It is very fortun ate that this did not occur duringsehoo! time or there Wuuld have been some lives lost. Messrs. Abbott and Waters, of Green wood, have our thanks for especial fi vors shown us v. hi'e in their neighbor hood yesterday. They are whole soured, liberal gentlemen, and will ever be re membered by us. Wc under.-taud the j eople of Eight Mile Grove had a fine cele!ration j est' r day. Wc have no particular? yet, but hope to have in a day or two. Another severe rain storm, with a "good sprinkring" of hail, visited this section again last nigh. The gorge at the Main street culvert caused the water to Gil several cellars which had only just been emptied. No damge except in the Lrooks House, where the floors were bulged up. tsie Kiwn.iY st noni. viv sic. The Baptist Sunday School of Fight Mile Grove chartered two of thoso ele gant passenger coaches on the li. & M. yesterday, and proceeded by special train to Lincoln. There were about one hundred and Cfty of them, and a brighter let of faces we have not seen for many days. Messrs. Metteer, Mayficld, Mutz and others were along to asv.-t the fmaller folk? in enjoying themselves, and we think tliey all sueeeeded admira bly. At every station they were joined Ly "others, among whon we noticed at Ah!and, the cheerful countenances of Mr. and Mrs.-Fean and their little cnes. The cseur.doni-ts were received ;.t Lin coln ly the Uaptlit Sunday f'eho..l of that j-.'aee. They enjoyed thrm-clvrs in eveiy available manner u.itil the hour for return, wheu they again loaded the cars r.nd returned to Plattsmouth, fjtd'mg that the day had been pleasantly r.nd proGtably spent. Many of the people here in town have leeii laboring under the iinjros.-ien that to attempt to have our singers a-scmbie for the purpose of giving a public con cert, would prove nothing more than a complete failure. However, Prof. J. C. T. .'.-- 1 S 1- ...i!u5 itie .-ti- iecsof the b.st singers in town, who have been practicing every night llr the j -Wr-n rS l-T.'bnr und id'.d...' lV..f I V.Avv the credit he deserves in having been so si'.eccss'jj in Lis te-Iection. V - . rv " i l f el free in ; aying that, judging from the r hi ar-;.!.', the piece .'"il be rendered in Mich a manner as will give the most re-lhic-.fear satisfaction. To Href. HaLer we certainly oujght to feel grateful, an I let us t-how our aj j-rceiatior? of his cf torts, as ab-.o that of our native talent, oy nivhig them full houses on- Saturday : nd Mon.biy irg'ats, the Sth and U'th, It i'itigcrald's Hall. THE STORM ! Damage By Hail and Flood! CHEAT DESTRUCTION OF C0PS! GROViMG Immttailais cf n S'orlloii of tJie 'ity. This rcrtion of the world was visited, i la it Saturday night ht, by one of tl:e mo,t 1 ' , , I ,-er witnessed, domg a . -f'......l- severe t tortus ev verv great amount of damage in the city, and far more to the growing crops in the turrounding country. IS THE CUV. At an early, hour S.tfui day evening a very black cloud made its v ppcaraneo in the northwestern horizon, with a breeze from the the to::th-.iist. The dark mass moved no slowly again.-.t the brec.e, and about .jlQ the rain com menced lahing. in torrent--, accompanied by a small, amount of ha:!. The .-:'rm latd for about nil hour vvA a half, the water filling in torrents, with Lit 1 peali of thunder and vivid Cashes of lightning acccmpammeiits. The little creek which meanders through the city from the northwe-t to the . txuthea -t, crossing :iain street at the intersection of Fifth, cn.. ...I ... . . v. as jji.e-u id us iu.i capacity, ano v.-.t-jirobably as hlgli as it has been for muny years. The people along the banks of this usually insignificant stream began j to breathe easy when the rain stopped, and the water was stiil confined within the banks of the ttream. At about ten o'clock, however, the cloud whi :-n were still as black and ppa.mg as ever. till 4 turn agrdii with redoubled fury. Hall stones, as large in" some in-tances as sdu-lled hickory nut. fell thl.-k and fast, ani the rain seemed to have redoubled it fury. Lumber wagon v.ood, hog pens, small Imu-es and a promiscuous assortment of things usually found along the bank of a small stream, soon filled the creel;, and come booming along to ward the Main Street culvert which was already idled to itj full capacity with the seething waters. When this promisjous gathering of lumber, etc., reached the culvert, u a matter of course it came to a sudden halt, and then commenced the fiov l in earnest. Jn less time than it tikes to write it the waters had risen iifteeu feet, and every basement on the north side of Main street, between Fourth street and Fifth street, was tilled j CKM,t Zrnri -hi almost a t winkiing, and the raging j -0 ,.ar.,;i t at'tim'pt1 to givo amil.in current was weeping through the main rooms of many business houses, -and was sweeping Main street from Fourth t Fif.h, misdng through by Fouith street, the Platte Valley House, A ivian's buiiding and Cldna Hall, looking like the ':.old muddy," on a bender. The storm la-ted. with a slight intermifsion, until between one and two o'clock, the hail and rain failing almost constantly. At about one o'clock the waters were stiil rising, and it was thought that some of the .buildings where the flood was u-.-inl-l li ..'.vol-,- in--. , Tli.. !...!! were mng and large numbers of people j ' a-einblcd on the stiects to a-.si-t in re moving things from the threatened! tuilditisrs. The thini's were taken fiom I the hou-e adjoining China Hall cn the eas, but by the time this was accost-p'i.-he.el thh waters began to abate again, and by daylight the creek which had been so formidable was nothing but a tiny stream which you could step aero.?,. After a careful inspection of th.- inun dated di-trict we find the d una, are much ie-s tlian was at itrst anticis'atea. i-. . if ,. ... , ., I 1 rem iiei.-i-i s iiiiis oown us iar as nenry iiocc.. s re.'iicrife tnere v.as btt.e elauijite ; IT 1 x 1 ....... T " . 1 . 1 done except to carry away a few fences and an occasional hog pen. Mr. Poeck's cellar was flooded, caus- ing a small loss, though nothing more disastrous than a general wetting of the ! ..-.-! - ;' il,.- . . At Pates stab.e the waUr read, col a ' depth of about three feef, and como up ! into bis rc-idence aloi tbr.-,. ,,r four ; luciics uooie me uooi. iuicc u ciucn l ,. ' lie iliougliL be.-t to bunt :-ater (puarters, ! and with the aid of a lorg poie, oriC end j - .. ' .' .! ..) i .' . l. held by parties on the embankment, ho was enabled to cross the current and carry his better half to a place of safety. His lo.-s will nut exceed ?.., probably. A wagon standing in front of his house, covered mid ready to start for the plain.- T in iirniii'l-ri- ni ill- I M-rri 11 rr ....li. .1 . ... . i' t i. ... i ..... i . - i y i v. - ........ , v...r uty U. S. Surveyor was carried away, and was found literally smashed to pieces in the gorge at the entrance to the cul vert. The cellar of Mrs. Lonsdale's bouse was filled, and things to the amount of aboit ';." were lost, belonging partly to Mr. Carruth, who lives in the building The basement of Fitzgerald block was fiiled to within a foot of the floor, but as it was unoceu ied, no damage was dene exeoi t tlie soiling cf the building the exoen-e and trouble of dig . i t"g i drains and cleaning out.. J. S. O'llricn, who occupies the ba-'-e- meut o. .'ierges ounaing, was elamagc-i j to the cstent of about $2 in the loss of provi.-ioi.s, Ciothin etc. No damage to ' i.,, !.;:.. . Y"....,. . m.o .1, . m 1....-.OIOU. Mr. f:u: g. w ho oceiu-ies toe b;.-e- ! ment of Guiger's buil.sing, under the j Pott ctlie?, was damaged about S-'go iti j loss of butter, flour and wool. Uuildiug I cot damaged. j Mr.-. L. D. Crocker & Co., Millinery ! establishment, damaged in loss of I Kitchen fixtures, provisions, etc. Fuse- j ment Kitchen inuu bated to the depth . f ",.....: i i-.lu. ' !'. J. Meteor io:-t farm machluer; the ituour.t ol about .fjen, an I otiivj things damaged to the extent rf about k10'. A large ouii.tityof his machine- j ,. - ',...! .1 ,..i .,..,.' f i. i - -" ' it was da v. Mr. having taken out of th; iubbi-h ye.-ter- OMhaui sustainel no uamnre. no basement, and his store being ' .. , , " we.i u; iii.ci the ground. T. W. Shryock was damasjcl to the j ':-! J2t ; a:, out m the lo,-.s of fur- , ..... . iiiture, clothing an I Kkchen fm nit i; re. besides considerable damage to his ba.i l- j mi lie is one of the heaviest losei.-, ! in proportion to his means. The Crooks House, the property of John I Vzgcral l r.r. J under the charge of Mr. llollan I, was inundated to the main floor, completely destroying the kitchen and din.ng room lurmture ami dishes, ar.d destroying a large amount of provisions in the .store room. There was from one to three fee t-of mu d lei th dining room after the waters hud abated. The loss of kitchen furniture and pro visions w;!l reach ;?"', and perhaps. more. Tlie water in thediiing room was ten feet in depth. Breed cC O Fallon lo-t about 1 IX'O , of y r u - (.c.;!;ir . 1 - . j he culvert cn .Mim street was damoe-.d to the extent cf fovor.il Lund red doiiirs. II. Vivian io.-t 2t barrels Plaster Paris :nid other good.-, to the amount of ;? !-". The damage to his house next to China Hall will amount t; about fluM. The sky-light in (.'arruth'.s Picture Galley was badly ma-hed up, but no damage done otherwise, except the waiting of p'a.-tering. The we-t wall of the b::-e mciit was broken in earning damaco to tb - btiildin-r i he extent 1' J v .'':;ih Ziy.K The building b.-l-m-i oid. Win. I.VroId I.,-t -roods id" 61.V to S2!'. . O. i. li. loli s buiMi;: aboul g(ius ail i:::i o the anc.-uut w i-- d::mr: :eu i VI v:uo one ot the great e.-t -ufrrers in pro per I ion to his m-.-nn-. His Iyui!liii was cum; II :nt;nd:tt.-:d, the wat.-r runmu thruugli J. fto j -'J. ' :cn ;h. a tool ani e;e:it !) .elies in do ilis k lichen was lu'cd inr, and his sloe? a; irly to the ceil i ment had over three feet of water in. His damaged badly. Lo s about rb Duke, goods d ini rc d : i j i i 1 liiiit injured. o;. p- were ' .'.. ;OUt $liJ0. jjeiiiiett t ros. in lo.-s of sugar-, dainaved about K'O efLe, una oilier ' ro- ccries. Luke Mi.-keii.'i w is darro. ed to the extent of about :)), being LiO.-t'y to goods in tin; cellar an i I ar-k room. ( 'hnrbvs II..! .i no u nnior 0.e::pa:its :f Centra! ib-.u-e wevo bi- J uuaatfd. and lost probably !."-" woith of vlothing, carpet-, etc. Joseph f-'cldafiT w:i uninj 'red. The Platte Valley llou:-e wa.- damage 1 1'robaLIy $o0 by the carrying' away ol' the north and west walls of tbo cellar. This embraces the principal h;.-cs i: the cit", although there wa- considerable damage to gardetss, ecilars and t-;.-te :;ns in every part ot t-ovo. an 1 in m. stances windows were broke-n in I tn .a.l. The ba.-enient of tlie Court House was tilled with water, the City Hotel was the recet racie oi lium jiou- v O'lOV full of noi l, lov y's cellar received oral barrels of water, the ba- u.ent of the HKr.Al.ij olhce wa- tilled, to thedeptit of eighteen inches, ilinchman's, 'al!e rys & llufx'ner's and (juthman Jc Hiiber ty's teiiars were each the recipients of a mujII quantity of water, but not .-ulli- like a detailed de-erintion of the e-:':-. el ttie.-toim in the cotmtrv. .-toi 01 e 1 as th rani extendi- 1 as far west as L::ie. :.o 1 Crete, l.iut did no scriou-; damaae to crops in tho.-e localities. The ca.-tern line of the hail storm sterns t h:-ve been iti the vicinity of He 1 Oak. where neatly all the win low in the hnil-es were I-roken out, and even the oar windows wcie brnki n. 'i he cro; s tliat iar cast are un loul teuiy in j'ircd ladly, yet we have heard no par ticulars. From our own county we have more particulars. The storm, as we have vaid, came fiom the t.jithwo.-t and traveled .-out hea.-t. The damae'e in Sar- j i y county whi i;cavr to l.n v.: nave J he outliwe.-tfi:i raniMa i is injured condderal-y, thoiigli not i-no'ugii to .-'on tr ims. The h iil storm oro.-.-ed the Pl.-.tto iae-r in the vicinity oi Omaha Junction, some b ol loachiiiix as far we.-t as the nejutli ol Ce Iar Creek :o:d Lonhville. Tito l;eavi t-t part of the hail, as near as we are able to ascertain, was in a !!:!- from I'raver's, trik itir Sitalbr Jli'dit 3Iile t'rovo, Geo. Uocck's, Win. Hi-bb.,'. and c o-riny; the Mi-somi ia L. i vu m::y ot lP-iek J:-; tt-. no .!a:::a;':. we.-t ' (.Yd " ' I r I !-..;. j..v- i 1 ... .c , I i lng.-ion i.aitcfie. J ij. Pate-' firm, j v " 1 '"- . ., . i., i-- ! 1 1 Oil ;- .M.-:ir to !:'." citv i lie .tain to Ci Ops f dc-t i ue- j. J-; i, )( ( .,, n (,. -., .,,,-., n ol' nbevo Io t'-o icinb v if Hon. S. Maxwell's the corn i- no. verv mu.'i injured, while the wheat w;d ..... i nrohably make a half crop. At Mr- I fell's " Mi-ftec-.-s. Sti.il'er'.s HoCebY. Hobos', and others in the vicinity, the wheat, oats and I alley is a!:no-t fiuhv'y tro ::L it !- P corn will average more than half a ere; je t ,.)f,s t, ,t v,-'H. At Omaha Junction tin: e-s wa- lu ar!'.' fl. I ck'-r. fro 11 1 the (li pot wild ,'-. aii'i a.- i t I . I l liot'.i .nr. I toils .-. -or. n hi : i ,i - .1 r.Ti.j ot hers in t le j;,:j jej.orted and some sav that i:no .f the ; torni. s large i.s hen eg g, oiing ti i i are i ai ked aim inC'.'.'s moiicu trmu n ii v ten i Many of the-e .-tatetn'.-ists will piobably bear trimming down, but ai! agree that it was the heavi '-t storm eeer uiinc td in Nebia-1. a, and Las o..nc la-i.-h dam a 'e. Taking all the facts v.'. can gather, we are led to the c-tic'tisi m that within I the area of a ti.ai Loe, the M i.-.-oun and - ... . i-,;lttc rivers l-.rn line drawn from two sr. :o: i h e moutli i .1-Cedar i re. k on ttie J latte to a p.unt iet'ivei n .ck Din lis and Ken..-ha on the Mi. souri river, there wiii not Le more th in a half crop of corn, ani probably not more than a third of s crop of wheat and cats. Outside of this line, in Ca-s county the crops are uninjured. M'RTHCK FIC4n tiii: Slllitll KiuiiT Mm.k G.tovn. Neb.. July .) !, 171. lb-Ate IIkraMK j:i Satiiv lay ivcn- , , mi; ai u.i-k, lutic is.;i-4 iio j'.i.i . ! l .. i. .1 ..: : l . i : . . . . .. r . tiiecmntry, oue ot tlier.rt t-'niiieram. j wind and had storms cv-r witne-ed by i j tlie ociest settlers cutting an I blow- j t nig -town ttie crp., t.re.i!;it;gr winnows oi I h M,,,1,. , rt,,(. j'arl.trs t..(;is ar,. half de-troyed, some less. On the farm :ou - .'. ii in jai. ing as large as ken rgg- of Mr. I!u ell (south east of the Grove) an 1 Mr. Sheldon, coin is i:L.'!y de-troy- vn tne evening nelorc. the corn crops never l .r.:el better TboU-.K! I- of d not make e'ood to dimagcs New. tlrat with the destruc tion by the storm and chitieh bug, crop will be short here. V c u rs 1 1 e s p e c t : u : ly . jamk-s iiAi.r.. i j igvtrn i::;.-; u e m:r li l'J. l'S:i:x. ! .-. -....I.-.,, th no won-jcr that our citizens are I . l .nli', t ! . , ! "ecoimng very muen in-ere.-te ok..... in lion- ui c cry b i 2 h as to 1 1 final ri-sVuts ci tne ediort- of our s iogtr- io i encet tl.em elve- at; ! ,1 i- ... I "'"'.' '' '-i;- eautoul l.O. io-t.ist '"'' l'';;.v- To see roi-re-entc-l th:. mignry. .ior:att-ii. "iving .- i.teru- -,.. T . l. il .i :i '."I." j.-in-i, iiu t nor ...aa 11 ii.j!. .;, Z-resh with her at ten lat.t--. he Crafty Hainan, etc.. etc. . all in lolii'n.it ,-, R1 that t-U thw is to'comi-li-hed l - "11' - honKovivus -tiJrt of '' oil". citizens, win t.e to a.! a Siiurce ,,f iti -itinr. .,,,,1 ,... f-..- ; .. "divine v:l'' anJ a "n..b!e nee is coiitu - eteu v.ttn leiigmus w..r-iiir i - - i- . ani taoeut as a .r:,r: cmr it ..h. ! : ! 'Oa.-ition. v e 1 1 V w Vl i v:tha; i .-aiurd i riigc-ra on and M i li3V C 1 i . ... 'iiing ', Joly Sth an !'.:h. ' - w , BriwtMWgi AT OREESWOOD. - Tim Way tlipy Olrbrnlr t7ie rurli In te i'coiilry. )tiMoriuv of lle Vcoplc. jiporlir-. (oasts, rlc. T:-.i (J roe;: celebration of toe Aourtn at. rood was probably the grandest in the county. Among others of our citv. we took the special train wn'.eh ;ot the ilepct in this city at 7:-b, an 1 in due time we found ourselves on the platform of the Station hou-e at Greenwood, sev en miles from Addand. JnJge rf our s;irjriso upon boh'd ling ever one hun dred teaasj r.-.--etnb!ed about the depot, with many others coming in fro v. every point of the compas. The Uienwood cornet land and the V.-cpI;g Water Martial band were a hands and dU" ecu: . d : oid-;-tin ing limbic the pur.ide i o.i IMP o. to-i cl.iy-! wineli oii.nititeJ t I-e eel .,r;;'i'm ol ti.o I-Vurih of July. A!'tr h iving been ca.iCi on io jeuiorpr.te an, tue V :i - r thioriLf wf-ve msi.-haiL-l in ;i 1-ara'orr to st.i.im- ibr the flepie- the fore most wago-i h.id reuch'd the grove (a distance of nearly a loi.'e by the rea l) t lie rear of the line h id n;" yet moved from the depot. We were in formed that, ty actu:: I .v.nnt : t tbe en trance of the grove, there were lo.i teams, and over twelve hundred p-.-r.-ons It was undoubtedly the lar.iti. t as-e-iu-b'age of teams an 1 peop'o tiiat ha been s'en iifiou the or.;:!,; oi Oi't i a.-s K;r - it . . many a day. raver thing in the pro eo;: ion was or-lorlv, and tho.-e liavimr tne matter in cha:-. are entitle- to u. -.eli credit for the t ho. oughne-s ofthc-ir ar.-'ii.aement.. Arching at the gr,.ve we fmii.d an sibundaiK-e of comfortable scats pro.i !ed under tiie wide spread raneh-.-s c Kl.jOstA ehn- and platform erected for the- speak" rs at the tU 't of one vt' thie-e motiarch.s of the fore t. 'J'he exercises of the occasion were aj onco v.un prayer iy Mr. r-cotf. ol J.n.-:..l:i. after wliich iloti. A. J'eyo, of Ashland, was introduced as the read er of the Declaration Independence, thft document to whieh tlie j'ou.-t!i of J u'y as a 2 :ii mal day owes its exist ence. Mr. Hey.) is a char an I di-t net reader, and we imagined we could see new beauties in that old document under hh rendering of it. .Next in order come the oration, by Geo. S. Smith, ii-.j. ot l'Jalrsmouih ; and we mu-t say that up on this occasion Mr. Smith did himself complete justice, and the marked atten tion given him by that vast j.udicti :. that .-ca id' ti'dU! ncd fa v.- is the be.-t evidenee in tlie Vi-u Id that every per-ou ujion the ground more than ;;t:-f I ihey w-se ihmght.-d witii hini as an orator and as a man i f sound sen-e and good judgment We have net space c-Uay to speak of his oration at length, but '"ill imply s-iy that it was oue oftho-'e outbursts of elO'jU'-r.e.', iiecomjianied by fu!'nes of argument in lavor of our .-y.-ucou of free erove; mne nt, which is ro seldom nitt wltli in Fourth of Ju'y orations, but which never, fails, when heard, to stir tlie heart cd'the true at riot ani to ki i lie aae ir the fires ol lio-uty thrriughout our country. Mr J. ?d. Strong, cf this city, was adverti-ed as-one of the speakers. ' ut lie war, called away by .sickness in his family and was unable to be pte.-cut. Mr. X. S. S. ott, oi' Jmu-oln. mms then 1 II J V- 1 1 IC -.1 t. t!u 111-4 IvJtifi n...4 1 1 T. e - t.imcd t bom lor a half hour with a ;c-ech whYli ;-iiowc-d not onlv ! sow tliorouvsuiV Aii.eiic- iii Jievas, but lew tl :u:y Xt-bra.-kiun ho was, notwitlist andine- I h i? oidy bei n in the- St ite a .it' I.- ncte than a year. Ametig his mar.y ;i:;tli fr.i n:id well timed Uiteranc -s, he -a:l ?h:t if the Pi'-.':im r.-t!.cr. hid land-.-u attic; mouth, of t'te i ci ; : ) i ::u 1 pi o- eeeeoed thetiee to the ! e ,-.u' if ii pruni' -of Nebra-ba, in.-Vad of a", the P.yiooutU k, all tl ebanle, coMit iy !.. tug ea-t -l t ne v-e.i' 1 to-day h ive be.-o a "n: s a; no man among uld have ever left .ur hnv.iiii',' V, :: .j., ... .," t,;(r;,vl ..! rad.a p Olg tbe t.V.. t' an n- to Oig out an :ooN and rocks of !it u u-ie wa.- inter- x.-t-.-nce a;, that region. soew ! ';.:- :!. :v tb 1 programme, end ii-.' sbi .ciim i Iter i..;.. of the fro ,.u I the loud f the di um, made many an old it! 1 more erect and trea I tlie earth with evener sten and prouder mien while bis eye sparkled with the lire which animated hint when h ;f io : i our e---utitry's ice, who were arayed against (.sir country.- .Ia-.r. llinner was aioioun -ed, and we rdiuit tb it even patriot' -m d k-: n t take the place of io i -t ch'ckt n, pics, cakes and the mane other !ii:- t! i'i;s which the g ;o:i t an I d looking) ladies of the S:i,t t .eek ailey, know so wei 'of l.riiii .-k ifi.il loiui t. iow I-rovide. 'i'here was an ce for sC Veil il. and more than tb sens fural t- of iVaements were h ft after t last hungry patriot was satisfied. tbe aubcoco roassrmliie.l l-eto speakers stand, mi l t lie following -e the toa.-ts. lo-wit: Our Finn Ilesponded to by Hon-Jo-cph Arnold, wh.o in a very appro priate and lice cning manner refenei to the old liag cf our couiitry in terms that stirred a live'y eritiiu-i ism in the hearts ail p'esent. Ti.e y;,v Responded to by Mr J. P. lb c.i-e w! is a voung man. tea tie' quitted hims.j:f with honor, as he took them back to the dth'day of July 1 -76 the i itth-day of our National lnde-P'-n letice. which could not fail to awake pleasant re-Co:! ion s i. ; me o:,c i.y, ii.- ... i i i an 1 a i! :p and stirring interest m the mind - of of every me who heard. Tin' S'jf'litis Desponded to by Mr. N. S. Scott, of L':i -o!n, whit in his S. SY cable aifr.'eat'.e manner spok kc of tii- 1 Je roI1 ... 0f the American lb-voiutit-n ,, . ,,,H.ja 'm:ln. ,ico the fair sex has v. ff aiuoi'y, of th' ir high and impo-t-in m cd'ling the 1 ant re-pon-imin ie character ot tlie voung in- n an I women I of our country, who are to snoti perform tb. onerous liuties of li!'-', and c.ipie s :d a i!e-ne to set: them voting svn. The Ih hynliou De-ponded to by J. L' Dre-wn, who was one of the piime moveis in celling up the celebration at Greenr.ood. Mr. ib-own i-;:bo a young .nan with strong i m-.'gies, and disj.layed mark si abiii'y. Ot'it CobNiav: by G. S. mith, o t '. .. t t i . . . t J. i- i .o !n T t i ii ii'i i !i "i, . .ti f .;: i,:iy.Py -ji,, ,.-fcr,-. 1 p, in-titutious of ur c.mntry as the pnmde.-t :.nd liest Of tlie nation- ul Hi-- eaito, and ot the manv duties cbv dving u;.:ei the civ.-n ' ol'to-biv to on serve and ir..teo' ticm an J t' iii.Mii : ttn ei i . i . . r an 1 io igut r I j too-" e.onmg after ; f t!io State f Ne- ie'a.-ka tii- v. a:n.. -t. tii-.iull grand.'.- ui th- sisvioojd. an i wound s::rbi- ai-.d f-i;thu-ia-t:e ;ii uj: w:i!i a I to ail i -re- Si'ilt t- Oil ri-h ,i;h all "Ota re wri ne and lespecr (no i ui'aam-'iu.a i-i lin ijee- o: Amr'eaii Liberty, that tbi-ir intioene might extend to earth- n.motc.-t h i-.;., 1 an! !-i Iclt and f-areil an J finally be adopted bv : ii nation-; thi.t tm;i, ..!. 1 .1 an 1 n. tli t!i?n. .'.ei:i t .e ! Hill :.r.. :!i-'-:y no -'i o: tin- our ye ii.-itit.-ii ins ruitbrui. 1. 'ihe as.-eu thiu disperse-, and ce.ch toe proceed d ; to hi-: j.ra'rie h'o.:v more than ever; cmvie i-i that on; - i- "t!..- be.-1 iiaoero- . ie-.-;ir 'bat over the s'i'i shuwn rn." an 1 vt!.'! tl.e man v. 1: i . . 1 .I--'. e i 1 i -nu.'tii.n mo-i be a ii : in.b ed. ! 7.'-:"- the Feirth at (jraenwoo-l. JIf e! i n at (lie Conrt Ilonse. Kfjor4i of Committers, etc. Pursuant to adjournment, the meet ing for the pnrpo.-e of organizing a County Agricultural .Society for Cas County, reassembled at the Court House at '2 o'clock P. r. Saturday, duly 1st. . Minutes cf last meet' ng were read and approved. Reports of committees being in order Mr. Wheeler, from PJatt-im; ,;tn', r, portet that he had not riiir.-i.-,'.' t'10 city, but hid decided to oali on the pe" i l!e of his locality for whatever might be . need.-d after other localities had" been I ,.!ir. rn:n I Mr. Noyes reported a genera! f-elinj in mvor ot the iair, and that tli -v were wilbogto sueribo liberally. He re- pertcd a me:nb( rrhin of m.m--. . (irrr.nioo.l-llpprtr 1 f.v-.nblv, svl that th.y w..-uid d- their fu!i share. jj-.;r iieoo, ien ev letter in savor of the Fair, by Mr. II. Po.t, but no! him: d'j:r yet. li ccjiinr M'ltlrr Committeemen m,t present, but A. Carmhdiacl, Ibo.. re ported a favorable feed ins.', but tb.o-.udit 7 . . .. ! . ... II , l:o -i;:. -.-rip' ion paper ha ' e i . ; i e m . been cir- r J yi "Woid-r V:i r..r-..i.-t,..l seven name-- an J .-ub-cri'-e 1. 'l'l:o"r there were many ot Iters who would ;:;b seribo. ,,. A7..'".. W l ...... . el that he had rot ,J,ir5e anythinsr but thoutrht his f;i..,d ('lemons' ba I. Mr. I l-mous said be had not canva-.-ed for t -enpuon.. btit that he l ad talked with a creat many, and all had r-i.:v-- cd a willingness to subsci-;!.,.. Un tho't ; was receiveu, on oenan oi mo soeieiy, oi Ilock libiils would ro--pon-l libe-.-dlv. ! Mr. Paul dhait-eh. Fre-ideiit of the so-Th- meeting wa here favored with a j cictv, with a f'.-w well-timed remarks in very exec liu.t s.oe, from Mr. Jbdiek, Gonll:lIli wllich 5ll ,abitance, were as Oi liOCU !.UilS. L'.lttrt! Not represented. S-if (?i ii!; N o one present. Sfure. Cieik No one present. F.lmirood Jb poi ted by letter. Seven nam...: ror..'irO-wt ,,i . 1 .... : ;.i p-romiio tbr better thin' at't- r h-irve-t JV. I'lfiisni't Mr. Hnton rcoovte 1 that he li id not done anything, hut thought a fair interest would be taken as soon as harve-t was over. He would canvas the precinct n -xt week. Oirnp.Ai.-i Mr. Joel Pare 1 reported that he h a 1 be? n alisent and had done nothing. Would hereafter devote his lime to it. Li-jti Mile Cfiir Mr. Kibe report ed a Ji-,t ot names atl'l SC, ;,,.( everybody in his j n-cinet was in f ivor ol the Society ait d i air, an t nearly every one .-ai l he expected to b; come a mem ber of the Society. .Mr. Va'dory said blight Mile-would do her share, Logether with himself: and that he thought the Society would i;rove a success. Messrs. WhctlCr and Latta. fro out committee oti Constitution ani Fv-laws i 'Joiiuson s toos. oau i, M.ci. pio re)'.rfed a con-tit ution and by-laws. j cecded up Main street to Sixth, up At tto.s point the Mib-cripuon h-t was ooetied, and a larcre number of tliosr pres.-ut v. 1.0 had not suliscrihed in aid of the Society came forward and subscribed a liberal amount - ii iiiwu'.-ii, it i .1"- . ! i. in;' l er-on having sub-ciibed the .'.mount of .-s 1.00 shoiinl be minted to vote in the r,1n;7nti,,f,l,nS-(;.;,. On motion. t'u v o,v-r ot' i be c-.ice.'f- tee on con-iitution and by-laws was re Pros', band, social icfe-a-lcle, and other ceived an 1 the committee' di,c!:argcd. (pa-times; when it was announced that On motion, it was decided tint the j ', . , :;..,i ,r,i. r, .,f,i. . c .-. .- iii i ii tbe time lui't t'rnx cu lor t ne oi ato. .-o: i iie Constitution and f.y-Iaws be voted oti bv l' , , ,. , se?arate articles. " j day to auuress the peop.e. ir. Conrad The (Ynistit'itiori as rd-'.r-t ! ir vi los Hippie, in a few very ar propriate re for a l're.-id -lit, Vice-President at 'ar.-c. j ..,.,j';!; ;n Vjm Ct.o -fyI:..i'Oro l.i. .1 .r, ...., .ni .-even J 't! eet - j V," ' ", ,, " . . .,.,.. ,1 ' . constitute a Ibmrd of i'irectors f.r the man le-enierit e-f tin; So.-n ty ; and it: vice-fire l dent iroui i-:: -n ; ro-.in-i in ih ; Cona'y all olncrs .-Hi ! i!i: e rs to be ! cle.-'ed annin'iv. 'Jb-.t e ae'd member i shall pay i-L'.l'i) j t anr, mi tl 1 fee. ucu.i. . r- bydaws pmvi !c. nioong other thm.-s, n,:,t t!,e annual c.ectm., o oin- ; i)ct.lu.atiall of Independence. He re cts -ii-sd take place on the Lrst, fcatur- , , , . ' .. , - , , day in March of ...-.chycir. f ieried to the o.-ject ei this declaration, On m ation, an inlbrm ii ImI'o- was had : atid the cau-e of the people el" t'os lor Pre-idciir, v, hi.-h rc-ultcd as follows : j nation assembling to-day to cotuuieiuo- u:'er-v', 1 i rate the memorable Fourth. He refer rs. c!:ix-.v- ii ..... ..... ... ' 1 ! . H. WhecPr". '.'... '....". !s ' rc" l" tne r'-voim i..naiy war an t bcauti- b Shrvder.'!' ' 2 I fab'.v ul--:.- 1 the ii'.bl-s La Fayette. lb 1. Hathaixay, lj I!o referred to Wa-hlngton i;i patiict- ,rG Ji i:t" '1 r' "i r " 1 ;i I if terms, rind fo.eib'y noticed everything J. 11. heeler having receive 1 u ma- , , , ,., , ... jorlty of all the vtes ca-t was declared ; ton1'''' t0 "berate the peop.e from a ! -et. ,1 Pre.-idei.t of the Saeiety for die lbitish tyranssy. Ho v.;:- .-evm-.d tia.es en mug year. j interupte-d bv r.i'piau e, ant pioved On motmn .James M: Wood was el n-t- Limrvii- ;l 10:l possessing mang oratori t u by a .-clauiation as vice l'resident of j , ,. . the iSu-icty. cm! r-'-".bties. On motion. If. ). Hathaway was! Mr. Ibiudo then iutrodu ,-o J Mr. J. C. elected by a Valuation as Secrcta-y of the sOeietV le.r the cu-uoc Vear. );i motion Jacob allii v. Sen., was elei to 1 liy acclamation a a Treasurer for the ensuing year. On motion, tlie following named gen tlemen were elected as I i rectors : Henry b'ulioi.-e. John Mutz, H Noyes, V, S. Latta. Geo. S. Smith, L'. Sage, Fricc Cunningham. The fo'iowing named gentlemen were elect 'd Vice Preddeuts :" Fiattsm outli Citv G. H. Pluck. 3b ck Iiliifl's Norl; ('lemons. Hicsit Mile Grove C. li. King. Mt. P;?a-ant Geo. S',:i I--r. Avo. a IjaMson SJseldon. i;berty F. G. Kendall. Weeping Water Sam'l Hector. Tipton Md ward Post. Hlmwood David .AL 'aig. Stove Creek Tames Simp-on. ( )rea(.olis Joel Par-el. Greenwood J. L. D.-c.wn. Salt Creek Wm. J. Laughjin. South Deul tleo. Matti.-on. Loui-viiie John In'e i 1 :: Plattsmouth J-d:u F. l.foud. On motion, a commiitee f" three wits appointed to proetiro the printing of ('.') membcrsliip tickets. Messrs. Poad, Smith and Jolmsori wore appointed s ch committee. It was determined to hold a meeting i pie On motion the meeting adjourned Pr..vrrsMoi"ni LJacisn MAr.Kr.T. Cauva-ed Dri-d Feef, 2J ct- Smoked Clear Sides. Prime, 10 Sugar Cured Hams. 1 Lrownvme, Sept. '2.i,i. :M:;, --tli an-1 ; , 'WV, ' ' purpose of the Turners, lie said that of t nc board of Directors on iucs lay t a wU0 ,,rillci u olljV.t.t the l.vh day of Juiy. and in the inter w;is 1() L,(Jnc;lte a ,)0r..flI1 ,,hvsiciahv and mediate time eacu vice-1 re.-.oent was re- illte!octua;y. He justly exclaimed that sre;t to secure as many members a; ,.(!lVsical strength naturally increases men .... i ii ii'l succc - s. lie reierreo ro me o.au ... ..l.itr -.... n..u ... .uma r. ,,ii-ir m-ji . inn m.n.lts.l:,l. 1 V"1;',. . , f tlful Hag which, .uf ed , the breeze iZt WJll't -Ml -xl-' dehven-.l If - to any put : ovcr hi.- Iit-ad, nhich the la lies ,ee-.,.Oed ot'iiie Oth 1. M. in CU-c .-mv. NV.n.,-ka. hd1 it., ty , f P. t: in Ma?r .i 00' -t! e citv. I to the MK-ierv Uj-on which is iu-eribed, !? f -'!!!' p,'""i!r'?t;i: I : :" ' td fbr i:,-,,,'.! ...iiil hV.. ....rTdtvaf H H. Jb.VKV. ! lUp.Klen letter.-. ' Mr. .llier s OWo suaa.cl Ivin.l,:,:,, t- m-.,r.ll.i, (r s..ilio.) iloWAi'.ii ASa-rLivnox 1 V l..,::';, : hind, tbe i..!I..wi!,gl..,,gua.geiu(.c.'Ui:..i: ! !nd','';;i,e' '"7, , '"f1 ' ''' - l w " j "Out. He-ii I i hot im uili i oriivcrem . j 4,oo-p 1 .ind cri V.-.K-.l in r-Iain'OII. Y u .iro ' 9r3 T? ITJ m f. - - rr-. , , cv . i .-., ii .. ' Ce-hdik der bb-ltchn iKiUictl von r-.i-.e-fi to :.i.-w.-r .-..il r.-tiuou on or belotc 'i'-i. 3tal'u2lZYt,m cbra-a .-mte ba.r t... ..e uci.l at ; ,, ,, ,, ,, ... - , , ttie -tnh a.,y of Auirw s 1.. li.'ih, ls71. Liberal Hre-mluiu- ofTercd. j read: ''fiood hale I'h'.ti.-mouth T arn Oj.en to the World. I'or i.-irticr.lars cr Society! Presented by the Ornmi addrcs. the 'President at IJrowuville or Ladies of l'Httsm,uth ! Oala ! (..ad ,,, ., j free! tfood: Abo lucre is pamteo the Secretary at 1 iatt--mout h. Ai, j . two liand--. clasncd, which papers in theSia'e fii-.e dly to the So- j cietv, will olea-e copv. diwtf Many laughable tl.io.s tran-,.i:ed 'aluriav r.ight. I'.trm ti' ht-gtu'-t of the iioo 1 th vivi i -r. ,; H-ht- nic. : fcVi-a'. d two vu'in: in n. p lots in nan I irmting a lrcn . . c -vauo.i un.ii tic v could clothe themselve.;. The Foartfti of July CelcbrRticn. A Gain Occasion. Pursuant to anuouecment the Platts mouth Turner society met at their hall in Guthman oc Hubcrty's block, corner of Main and second street-, at th.T ap pointed time (9:oH)u. m.) and immedi ately proceeded with the progiamme tor their gr.in-J celebration. The member of the society, together with a large number of ladies, formed themselves f , line around the large Lad, when ilr-iitscli and ma.lam Precd m..t...'i - toward the emtio of stopped ierw.. ., , , the circle, la:n? t , ... . u nadam hived, i: 1 lcJla'f of tho Hd:esof Vi rre. j I villi so-me appropriate rem- '.,t;v, sentcd to the society. The p re-en- speech, being in German, our report f. was v.nab'e to give it twVt. but in substance it was as follows : TfP.NKts On i,t-!i df.of the Geiimoi Ltdlcs of Piatt.-mouth I licreiuth i-re-'-ent t you with this token of our e.teem, and j 1 hope jeu liniy e ver bear itjp ietory au-l lonor. After the close of madam Ireed's "r00"-'"' an'1 as a token vt tllJ j thanks of the society for this demon-j i .t ration an.f" honor shown them b-v the U.riJJ.,u h,.lies of Platt-mouth, the flag . , , , ... .. . , I follows : Ladiks Tn the name and on be-half of the Turner Society of Platt.-mouth, 1 ! accept this token of your esteem and f'ienddiip, and I assure you we shall prizti it for its donois as much as for its real worth. It shall never be di.-honored while there is a Turner to defend it- Again allow me to thank you for this elegant piece of workiuan.-hip. the handi work of the German ladies of Platts mouth. I now place it in the hands of Mr. llomco Werner, who wiil act as standard bearer f the society and who WJU b,0 ever rea !v to be victorj. The Society w is then f irmed in pro cession, Under the management of Mr. G. A. WaUhc-r, Mar.-hal of the day. and Louis IJahr, Fir.-t Turnwart, headed ! t - i I . I .... 1 .!.!. Sixth to Oak, thence to the lurner Garden, noith of the city. It was not long after they reached the Garden, un til peorle began to flock in from all parts i hi t ii ij Cit , I e i I ll u ij li :Li3 ni.ii; a.'.!, ui LioJ A fc-v ii0ur3 w.ro ..,Cnt in swing . ... ,. , . ,- , ?. pi'takmg of refreshments, l;,teu ing to the excellent muie of Johnson ! -vho, as uu introductory to his speech, ''real the IKc'aration of ImU-peiide rea 1 io Genital, and. i f c Wa-' -' intctided more e.-te ji.ulv lor tit wh'i c.c.i'i 1 undcr.-tan 1 that, language. His speech wa- also in German, iuitue- ibili Ir f. 'oc.-iio- tln iivobrc- nf l:o- o tic a.j;,. -vu rroeeedc-l in a hkc manner to tli j speaker j -.receding him ; excepting his reading and speak ing was in Hogii-h. He referred to the day we celebrate io a very satisfactory manner, and wound up Ids remaiLs v.ith a due extoiation of the German people. We regret that time and space forlils a more elaborate repot t of these si.eecb.es. At 3 o'clock p. ui. the exhibition of the Turners came olT, each performer di.-niay'ng a creditable amount of gym nastic agility and skill. Kach contest ant for the several prizes to be awarded to the best performers did creditably ; but. oi course, ail could not get- the prizes, for 'such is life." The prizes were awarded as fohows : Fir.-t prize Silver Goblet, Nicholas Han'. Second i-rifc Gents Gold Pin, Wm. UaHer. Tliird Prize Turners' Pelt, John Ossonkopp. Mr. ilonieo Werner then addressed the people in German and Fng!i-ii, giv ing a full statement of the object and tal strength, and referred to manv i!ius tratious personages jbr examples, for in st nice : Pei.jamm irankm, George Washington, and the cede! rated a, ti-t We.-t. lie .-aid the society ii ic.w one year old, and that much is d ie the be nevolence of the German ladies of Platt.-mouth for its pre-ent prosperity i',f,ril,:" Wbi,h tn.n-lated into Hneiish, denote - unity; two Sights, whi'-h denote j kn. pledge and e.bi.-ation ; au l a scale, j which denotes justice. After the re-j laaiks ol Mr. Werner, s m:e time w :.,; Vaiiw, n-.y--. when the .-oci.dy -t p to.) i---i to i itgcra.-l ' ll-'.i. wu IO. lit W : iMl i ic. : m c c ,!.lV vi i. vo-a ia: 1 he.iOiab': v' C i"ue.".e. CREATES -KVKIt IN- PLATTSiyiUT&n! All the best Singers of Ihe City Combined TO UHNI'KllTHH- ORATORIO is M FITZGERALD'S r Evenings, July 8th & IGth, OHARACTEB; Q Fill IN (b'.een's I'irst Maid (f Honor uee'.i's Second maid of Honor KING '. King's Guard Mordecai (leader amom'st the Jews) Hainan Zere-h Zcre.-li's l'iit 3Iaid of Honor Zere.-h's Second Maid of Honor Hog:,! Prophetess P.ie,t0.s - Jliu'i Piie-t, (-piiitual lider of the Jew. - Kimm Sciibe Kings Pages, Maters, r ......... .............. COUUIIUIS. ) 1st Voice, K. lb Windham ; Hud, f! . .: v 'Th u,i a.-, tMale Quartett.) j Id T. V. Kvan.i ; lib. Geo: - II. U.d:.-;- 1uider of Gran 1 Choi u --bis. 1.'. cl Inter liarbouah ' . 1 ' lli-torical Header ' . ' 1. 1 '-.! Organist ; Mi-s I. Sim; u Doctor of Music .v.. ': C Pa'.er tiencral As-i-taot 'icorgo Jj. Laker, (lb- Linti Ibr-.-) Director of the Stage -Mr-. J. C. lb I.e.- NiTK. The lcautif.il Pel! Organ, to be used on this occasion is b.nd.-hed by Mr. L. F. Johnson, who is the Agent for the same. i m Fill ST Jll'LL. Cioru. " Hamnn, Hamnn, Long live Unman." So'o. Pv Unman, accompanied b- (.noius. Si:C0XD Jll'LL. S'jlo ly ILivucii. 'There is a cm lain people, eec " Solo o.y A7;7. " '.1 he silver is given to thee," Sic Duett h'j Ki.i;j a,;d Human. " A sot, g, a song," ree. ('hunts. "A song of jy, let naught alloy." S'nol Fir-2-n' ('.!. lm Lo o'er the wi.-kc third r,i:r.L. S"h, l.'i M.,r,hr.t;." Wo is me!" .SV- lj Ofuf.i. "Lr.H, O I 1-ia-l for th e," cVe. C.-sr." UnuA, O! Israel fbr thee," rlc. . ,yj '-n-l Mo ,"... U-j ?P.. be.-. ii aoj! ii .,(!!. ' ' " Ch'irv. " iving lom and country soar abov," .SY.'o. Mor.b c.si's First Praye-, " To the; O L-.rd, I r.ai.-e my Ciies." 7, "i 0.i r: ; . at :o-.-'mjgi:iying) '"To thee, O Lord, 1 r:u-e my f-ri..-'.'' (.'.'fjfn. '' He that gt.fth forth and v. ! b." I '01 'R TH HELL. .S'i'o Xiii-j find iji'ccu. ' What is it. Queen ll.-.therV' FIFTH BELL. r.'.'.ov.'v.--" Haste fo the btnue; h;dh" v.o Z ,-i.h'x st Mir', (ifi'jnor. "'Moider-ai (he J. w thall i:o I n;.. .- ' So'. bj ZuiJt's '2d Mail -. ,:': " He, and id! bis Nations." Si-b I,; II uuau "Vet all this availeth me natp ht " S:j?o Uj ZarsJi "Why should this Hebrew vex my hu d ? " Chorus Make thou a gallows cubits hi h." Solo ? Zercth" Then shall no care its shadow." Cii'irus b;i Irs,'ar,x (Same as above.) SIXTH HELL. S-Jo r,d Clows li Q :,' a M !.., II;.:t,- is the re fug-; of Hupeoj S-J- M-n.iie ;i's secou 1 1'ra.ver, ''in (lie, O Lord I put my trii-f." Chorus (on reo . -at ::ccotnpan in :,i God is the refuge if his jicrodc ' SE VEX TII BELL. Et ndini; King.-, soi ibe. Solo King "What honor and dignity hath been done to Myrdeci for t hi " ( 7.o;n's "No'.hiuc i-done forhiiu." Solo bj Ki:ij a.al lit nan' "Let the royal apparel be brought, ' &;. Chnrtt.i Abti ! aha ! pio-i 1 Hainan l'c-;:,.s l fall. JI ne Qti,ir!i(ic"'ni3 king has given Commandment-', ' e'ec Clor's ,,J, -,es- ''ib-jole a, rej a-.e ojeei ve th gate. Solo "Ile.gai, For he bring. -th down them tint dwc'I on h'-h " Solo (J.trtoi's M n'dof lj )v,r "For tii ii hath been a siren -th to the poor." i':o!o, Jhh I Vicit "Thou will keep him in perfect pea;--." Co.-e's lonn eat accompanying, ) "Thou wiil keep J,i,u ::) peidbet peace. Ci ??. "Tru: t ye in the lord." S'do Prie.-te.-t's prayer. C7(o'i. (on rej at), "Thou wilt, keep him," EIGHTH HELL. Solo 7y Woman (Choru? on repeat) "Thus shall it be done." li,ob;i Zn.roli 'Thy galling defeat ; ,-ihis I we know it alb" Diiiti, Kin(j, Qio-i nXhoriig ot Jlaurjurt Long, Jive our beau toon oueen. Solo, Kiinj " bar is t!iy p-ctititm, and what is thy rej;i'-t ? " Solo, iiiin-u "O King, if I liave ibuud favor in thy -iglit," Solo, Kiti'j "O, ba-e, ui'L'ratt f uf man, vi;er." ic. Solo laj bonah. "Lb hoM there waiting- stands a callow, 'ce. Solo, Kinf " Thereon lctHam.-.n l);e." o.-. Chorus. " Yes Mordecai the great shall wear the seal of c-taU-." 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