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THURSDAY, EPTEMi5Kll21 loTl.
A i K O U IV C K 31 T. 7S T .
ounly Hnpoi-iiilcnilciit.
Mic-virt? that c.l-.ai..nal matters an 1 r.H- I
I r -houlvl be kept Ffpfrato, tho un.leiv. ieiH'l
larOcavctoannoure-c-that he v. ill l.c a e.-Mi'H j
i ale' lor inc 4Ji' e-c d VJiue.y ituipitiuihiui-ih vi
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j.arty. anrllie aI:s r.!l friends of tdtisa'io.i to the Pie. "dent fir.-t discovered the lire,
(.ire him t'n-ir support promising that if eh-et j an .c h-m-cdiatcly dropped the Proi
cij l:c faithfuily att-.'U'l to the ilutivs- f the i , , , . , ,. . , ,
. , . . , . .,,. , ..., , i dent down :i opur aide or licr, .'ml tne
(Ticc ruel u.c Lis lii-.-t en icavors m promote ? . .
the t-fiiciciiey -f the puhlic schools of l!:!- roun- I Ihimes were CXihigoi.-hcd ill a fcW luo-ty-
J' 1. PATTr.::3.iv. j i;,.-.it.--. The fi;e is suppo-od to Ir.vo
r'h' ir:''-'::. !"Jt.ll"l?,. I faught from a spmk from a I oat which
Louisville did m-hly yesterday. There 1 !i 1 l-a.c-i! up a .-hoit time before,
wrc onlv two votos acainit tbc new ! " I'-,rr'n h "l 'ivl of
C'oii-tiiution.
Loss th n a half of the vo'c wa -ljllel
in this county yesterday. A fili
vote would have given 100 majority for
the Constitution.
Our pleasant fjien l, T. A. lliordan,
Aper.t of the IJ. & M., arrive 1 from
"'the Hub" this n.i: uiinr, looking hearty
lie will re.-ume his duties :gain at once.
Died, in this city, Septcu.ber lyth,
871 , of lV.cumonia, Peter Yallery, r. red
10 years, C, months and I S dnys. His
leinaiiH were con?i.?ncd to their la-t
resting I'laee at 1 o'clock lids ai'u siior.n,
mourned by a largo number oI friends
and acquaintances.
During his sojourn in our city lie had,
ly his many goo! qualities of hea l and
b.eart, drawn about him man' warm
'friends, who will miss him from the f-o-eial
circle.
A large number of immigrant wagons
arrived in the city this morning. It is
thought by some that they were induced
here in consequence of the adoption of
the new constitution.
Mrs. Alice E. Yallery returns hc?r best
thanks to the numerou- christian f.ien ls
who so kindiv attended upon her late
husband, during his illness, and also far
their sympathy and kind ofliees in con
s'gning him to his last testing place.
WEF.PIH WATER
Is the banner precinct of Cass so far as
heard from. he gave 8.") votes lor the
Constitution, and not a vote again?t it.
Hurrah for Weeping Water.
Our singers are wMe,awake, preparing
to bring out the great Cantata of "1k!
shazzar's Feast," and to ngain render
the beautiful "Oratorio of Esther."
Both of these sacred operas nrc to be
costumed in the finest style. The Baker
family have arrived and will len 1 their
assistance in both Oratorios. We un
derstand that "Esther, the Beautiful
Queen will be rendered on Friday, arid
"Belslnzzar" on Saturday evening of
this week.
For the rendition of these beautiful
m ;-:'nl treats, the Assoeiaton have cn--:g.id
Fitzgerald's Gne, large ha".
dos. Ales. Connor, of this city, and
ILm. J. McCaig, of Elmwood, have en
tered into a co partner-hip business for
the purchase of grain at South Bend
Station, i.a the B. & 31. Me. will at
tend to tlu purchase there, while Con
nor wiil have a general supervision of
the several warehouses he has erected
along the line of the B. & M. at this
-Ity, Crete, Greenwood, South Ben 1,
and other places. Connor is doing a
rushing business, and always pays the
farmer the highest price going. Those
farmers who live in the vicinity of South
TJend wiil find that Connor Jc McCaig
can give them more far their grain than
any other men in the State. They have
established a ferry acrors the Flatte. and
will draw largely from Sarpy county.
The Union Central Life Tnsuran ?e corn
any cf Cincinnati, Ohio, aft.r four
. -ar.s faithful efforts on the part of its
ie -'i-i-euient, has readied a point which
:; ust give its friends considerable satis
: e ion. Its record has been one ofeon
' a' t progress. The amount of new in--i
secured in IsTO, was nearly dou
that id' lsr.'.i, and more than treble
th:'.: of ic'oS. Prudent and economical
,i- .'
ni.-tration lias been a characteristic
: management. All tho popular
a.d f atures, consistent with the
y of policy hulders, have been
a part of the company's programme
nonforfeiture, equitable division of pro
fits annually, no notes, no extra charge
f';r f. male lives, no restrictions upon
ravel, no provoking delay in paying
: those are the characteristic, some
it" them the peculiar, features cf the
Cni'Ti Central.
Capt. Lee I'. Gillette, Gen'l. Agent
for Nebraska, is with us for a few days,
and wiil call upon some of our citizen?,
'i i.- C-ptain is a gentleman well known
to many of the citizens of Cass, and need
no n m-iiendation at our hands, dl
Tim Government Commissioners for
ii: ; e.-tion of the B. & M. B. B. in
Ne ra-ka Irive eomjdeted their exami
ne' iei
! e fir.-t SO miles, aud left for
' '. ening. Yc have not been
t::
..form i ?s to the character of their re
j : 1 1, ! hive no doubt that it is favor
able. They will probably be here to cx
.tmme iher section of the read with-
next thiity days.
j-ri;AP t oAi,.
' t is about the propj-er season to
i'iy in a supply cfeoa! fo the winter, and
is imp :rta::t the consumer t.i ob
;:;! !:'- -Tipp'y as cheap rates as pos
si! ry re'- i ence ' our column of
i. v.d r; ' '. e-. it v. ill be seen that ar
rar.ee! .ci;t .- have bt -a perfected between
the I. c: M. ii. B. Co., and the Union
Coai (bm p i! y whereby voal can be ue
hvex. I in our city at about one half
h :t i: c : o:i-5 year ago. Those desir
:.' a sup-; !y of the article will do well
f-. avail themselves of this arrangement.
' ; .Uliv.uvd i: Pbitt-iuouth at $.
V' is on j :' -h ; a lcan ages of railroad
c .:;::;v:i, ;i. Three years ago there was
i:,,t a bud.; of coal t-je.l ia our city ex
cept by bli-.k-uiiths. N.,'.? it m cheaper
than w :o! at notbt.ig,' if you- have to
baul til v ojl
The Pie-Nic cf lh Mctliftdi?t rni
Cungrcgnti o:nd L-unlay Schools, po-t-ponod
la-t week on account of the
weather, wiil come o'F on Friday. The
arrargcJiiSKts are the Fame r.s before
announced. Let all vf the friends of the
schools turn cut- so: 2 )1-
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About four o cook yeter.iay the PfCS-
HUT G'tbi'hl, beloTiiriog to the II. it M.
( discovered to be 00 fire, )R b'.T
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StarmarJ wheel HOT?, til -2 pdot I
f !
hrrdur'nrr the day. (notevn the watch
man). The timely dvcovcry saved the
boat.
Hixsizziav; r::isr.vx i:srnr.n.
The rehearsal of these beautiful Can
tatas by tiio Musical Association of this
city, is progressing Gaely. It is the in
tention of the Association to soon rend', r
befoie the public of this eity "E-ther,"
or "J'lie Beautiful Queen," once again ;
abothj C;tnr.tta '"BJ-hazar's Feast,"
or ''The Fall of Babylon," upon which
cur si.igers have been practicing for some
time. We'h .pi to meet with such su
ce.-s again with i!;e-o two Cantatas, as
was manifested sometime since .hen
"E-th.i" wa-j given upon the sta;'e in
this city.
The eelebrafc! ami popular Baker
Family are to be here to-day, and are to
remain with us prepar'ng ai;d a-.dsting
us until tho concerts are fully ready and
given upon the stage to the public. We
hope to see such interest taken in the
getting up of these two fine concerts as
will be of entire satisfaction to the Ba
ker Family and a credit to our.-elves.
Let there be present this evening at the
rehearsal moms of the Association in
Clark & Piummcr's Hall, at 2 o'clock,
sharp, all those that have before taken
part in the "Queen E-ther," and as
many others as wbh to come. The Ba
ker Family will be here come.
By Order. J. X. WLSE, Frc't.
lh:.":v Thomas. iSoc'y.
Mr. Edward Wilson, Agent of the B.
& M. in Xehra-k i, at this place, has
beeu appointed agent for three of the
principal lines cf stcam.-hip between
New Yuk and Liverpool. Baltics wish
ing to send to tho Old Country lor their
friend - can prc-t ore tickets of Mr. Wi'-on
an 1 thus save the expense and uneer
tiinty of sending money. Anoiher a 1
vantage of this method is that the im
migrant has a ticket through to Nebras
ka, and cannot bo turned aside by wiley
agents for other States.
i.a t its r ii5:i r.j.
Tip.ton precinct comes to the front with
43 far the Constitution and none against,
making d-U in the county, and five pre
chiefs to hear faym.
Gen. Cunnii g' am airbel from Rich
ardson county this evening, an 1 rcpoit
it very do -e. Fall.' City gave 377 for,
and none against. Kulo gave I ", ) maj.
cgaiiist; Arago 11 0, and Salem ."0 maj.
against the constitutiort. Th.ese are the
strong b .1 Is of the opposition in Bieh
ir'ion. 3ItS!t'AI, ASMUIATIOM.
Great preparations are being made by
our singers to bring before the public
the two Oratorios, so as to be pntitled to
new honor?. We hope our citizens wiil
bear in mind that the singers of Platts
mouth are the ftr.-t to attempt to render
the Great Cantata of Bcl.-haz.ar, vrest
of the M:s;.ippi lliver. Let their ei-f-rts
be appreciated and well patronized.
Several new features will bo introduced
in the beautiful an 1 saen J opera of
Esther. The pres. at Nebraska City,
Brownvilb-, Lincoln and Couneil Blu:':'-,
are all enthusiast:.? over tho "Beautiful
Queen." Look out for a rrrand excite
ment at Fbz.reraid's Hall Friday at! 1
Safe: day nights.
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Coi NC M. Ciiam::i:I!, Sep. lob 171.
Council n.ct in regular session.
Present. Major, Aldermen uk,
Shannon, Fitzgerald, Erhart, Clerk an 1
Marshal.
The proceedings of the meetings cf
Aug. l'-"., and :2.1th read and aj-.proved.
The petition an! bond of P. Morrisey
to keep saloon six months, read, an 1
On motion, petition granted, bond
approved and lisense given, upon his
paying $100 to the City Treasurer.
A petition, signed ly inany citizens in
regard to removing a certain building,
situated on Main street, and occupied as
a carpenter shop, read, and
On motion laid on the table.
The following accounts were then pre
sented, and
On motion allowed.
M. W. Morgan, thirty-one daj-s police
service $:.oO per day $02,00.
M. L. White, expenses, looking after
Trunk Bailroad, $l'7,r,.') on Police fund
E. G. Dovey, per order Street Com
missioner, $79.-o cn Highway and
bridge fund at itOets.
The Finance Committee reported that
they had examined the account of W.
J. White, and found the same correct,
and recommend th:t the amount of $00
71 be allowed, and
On metioD report accepted, and war
:a :ts ordered to be drawn far the amount
On motion the following named per
sons were appointed Judges snJ Clerks
of election, far the difcrcr.t wards, as
fol'ows :
Ft'.isT Wacu. Judges, U. W. Wise,
J. Ii. Big.?-, A Lazenby.
Clerks, Phelps Paine, Wm. L. Wells.
Second Ward. Judges, (J. W. Faii
field, Fred Krohler, J. B. Yanatta.
Clerks, J. N. Wise, John Wayruan.
Third Ward. Josiah Moore, Ja
santStrclght, S. S. Billings.
Clerks, Sam. M. Chapman, F. M.
Dorrington.
Said Judges and Clerks to hold their
respective offices until their successors !
are appointed.
:i3.EjafijrxjC3aaa-jU-xrga:
J;. T. J)akotho jE:ve irjliee that, he
wouli ititioli'.ee sn orJinnuco to aiucml
OrUiaauce nuuiber tx, at the next meet- j
On motion Council auioumeX
M. L. Vv'lUTi; Mayor.
. Attest, II. II. Yanwjty, Ci;y Clerk.
he 7r.v Kixst'irnox.
'I Sie i.N't-i3J.
The returns thus far leave no room far
any very decided opinions as to the
fate of the new Constitution, yet we
cannot but hope that a majurit3' of the
voles are in its favor. The separate ar
ticles are all defeated without a doubt.
CASS f'lir.V'i Y
Ilas done well, and her majority will r:'..t
fill far short of ;-,, ni;ho:i';h not more
than half her vote was polled. The ma
jorities fer the CunstiUitioa are as fel-
t
lows
The 1st Ward gave
" 3d
Plattsmouih Pjecl
Orea polls "
Bock Bluffs
Louisville "
Mt Plea.-uut
Avoca "
Weeping Water "
Eight .Mile Grove "
Making -L
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(agiin.-t) 11
Majority - - - ZZ:
With Elmwaod, Stove Creek, Tipton.
Greenwood, Salt CreA and South Bend
to hear from, which will un loubte lly
swell the majority to ,"jo i, if not more.
the vote in in:: STATE.
As near as we can ascerain, up to the
hour of going to press, the maj uiti-s
from those portions of the State we
have heard from, stand about as follows:
MAJortrnr.s a.iainst.
Omaha, n!0
Brownville 2s.,
Nebra-ka City 113
Columbus 112
Dodge Ce 200
Plum Creek I s
E!:u Creek "
West Point 7
North Platte f.O
North Bend 11
Wood River 30
Gibbon 12
Do Soto 3;
La Platte. 01
Bcllevue 13..
2o.j-,
jrAJouriTEs ro:;.
Cass County 3.1S
Lancaster I t.:VJ
A-hland :,1
Sidney 12
Grand Isl and 2
Blair J-s
Sehuyler 13
A alley Station 4 1
Crete 32
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Majority against the Con-titution, li'e')
'Saunders, Seward a:;l Saline will cer
tainly overcome this majority, while
there remairs at least 1.70 majority y'-t
to count in Cass, and a good, round ma
jority from Pawnee, Gaee, and other
western and southwestern eoumies.
The .strong hoi Is of the oppo-i.ion are
mostly heard from, henw we ft el quite
confident that the Cur.-tittiti j;i has a
majority.
Lvter. From J. A. Brown. E -p.
who arrived from the west on the 4 p.
m. train, we learn tho Fillmore c runty
gave 110 majority far the Constitution,
Hamilton, 40, York, 7.", Seward 3 M,
and Saunders, outside of A.hhind.
about 2.V, makhig 77o more to add to
the-m-ijority i r the Co;.-tltution.
a ri:i j.-i.
EiiiTot; ok Tin: T I :::: !.: : In cn ar
ticle on "Our Public Schools," published
Sept. 11, I notice the. following ieuia:k :
"I have not yet seen three di.-tiict
schools in Nebra-ka wbe:o I wocil trn- t
my thilehen." 'Ilia writer apjears to
have been a rc.-i dent of the State a num
ber oi' years, and, evidently, has taken a
lively interest in her public schools. 1
would like to ask whether the term "dis
trict schools" is intended to embrace ail
public schools that have come within his
observation, as all public: schools are, in
one sense, district schools.
Teacher.
Sui;IiO(t -iTith Su! j-c(.
The popular idea that the ghouls r f
the medical profe-.-ion never hunt for
their "Subjects,'' save in winter, when
decomposition is not so rapid as iu sum
mer, is unset hv tii's no: r;t ma- tale, to ,t ,
b- the Lotdsville ( "o'imcrciat. "Th
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stock of subjects is largely made up in
summer, and secured ibr the winter bv
the siuq-io proce.-s of packing i:i salt
lilt. ..I.j iv i i , -v. . e.s 11 j'T.Illl I.I S.IJl.
In seerai of our medical Institutions i
are large zinc or galvanized iron vats,
made impervious to the assanlt.s of
chemicals of any description. The sub
jects are brought in from nearly all the
burying grounds about the city, at a
nominal cost : they don't rate high in
summer, and the resurrectionist regards
the business as dull. We believe that
some arsenic preparation is injected into
the carotid arteries, after which the
bodies ate covered with salt and piled iu
layers in the great vault. One medical
institution has a stock cf about thiity
welbpreservcd salted subjects, which
wiil be taken out and cut. up in the Jail
and winter for the benefit of the incipi
ent saw-bones, who attend the college.
The medical colleges in Cincinnati, Chi
cngo, St. Louis, Ann Arbor, Louisville,
and other cities, change subjects with
each other when one or the other is
short of material. They are generally .
shipped in barrels, saite.l ami prepared.
By this exchange identification becomes
impossible, if such a thing were attempt-
ed. The
njects are sh;ppelorcx
hutned at such hours wh
would Im3 Joss liable tn bo nro?.e.i, a?. J I x tu l" u 'V11 m - ! ,air ot f-imi hors two caltivator ar.a . ...... nrArvi.t -u-t Mar. l i v.-rtwr . ..t h ; it t U j.i-r c r.Mr-;n th- -T:H u.iy ..fl,;,- : r,.,V4firYni,(. ,.r . .a. ...
sunset is cftener used than any other j ft 'Jta b'esno onf ' of 'kcro- 4'
hour. 4J Put -Of we it is nteessarv f ,-. ! '-'-i- t a 0 or t .10 tatovspooiilu Ct Kerr. and call. ihe property can : ; ,i:.. r, -,... r ,,..1--t..J0,.,,:. t.t. Le.iiu.the fct.y.le.- f,r- r-.niro.l ' bV.-Voa V :V: . ... l-u-.i -nrc n;rnr.!...t r-.i.t t-r if lJ--;i...- a.-, i 1 .
nmke tc of the human bo.lv after .?.3 !r'''rM l,it0 t!ie y,i 1 1 leir s ! be seen nt the larmof .Ji bn C. Kakes, t. ei ,j .-,,.01. , Ur U-lore th-Oib U-.vfN,v 1-71. . ;; r:.1.1.",; I..;. CVl!"Ti v ''1'
i .1 . ! V..1 will produce the same eCoct. ' ; .,-. ,!, , !':.iaa,:,i,.!, , ,de- to '!'-:: .- ''v'-'v at tliC "ncts "f the . daxill w CAMhaox 11 ' 'J.'.'..
iieaiii i.. i me- v.viiev ..i.siiei...-, i-ui, - ..... ,. V. t t ' - ',,:.' -...-01 . .m-y i...i:.-"a : , ., . l-V -U 4 s .vKi.i. i Ca.v 1 -r Alt; 3 t.jtav.at W VUiJ AS.;.JtiA'l i J..,
there is someth.ng repulsive :a this sav-I J.e v;rtuou through hh- ai..i y-u win w address L"i.r.i:T (.. Iiauiji", i . ij. . "JhF.. '.ft. 1 "i,t . : -,v o N -M v. , ,.,,.
ing process." I bo happ Thi, is a good motto. anglodlm Pnlon Poet-oSce. j th-.-. l . v. u . L. lh,u, u. 1. A
NUMBK IX 13 An Ordinance nain.g
Certain Ordinances cf the City c ;
PiiirtHFioaih.
l-: if Ocl '.I r I t '.' (uf ?!i;rr and Com:
ii'mni ff ihf. t'i'H f'J 2i'!ft's!iir.iif!t:
t-i'.i-. I. "i'h:!t all Orun.un -cs in V-.-j
and el: eet in the said city of F!.tt.-mo:::h
on or pri ,r to the fir.-t
Am.-n-t i
lsTI, exeept. Or Jmaueo number c-Ighiy- '
, , , , ii
thr,e and t, ;.;,;, are nere by rep, :. ed
;;. 2. 1 or-act to take cheet win n !
tbeOrdb ancespa.-el Aucut -StU and !
i:.ohi71 haveiecu pul lishcd a5 re-
quired I'V l-.-v.
isKC. S. All ribt-an.I p.iviligs which
, i i .
have aeei ueti :-'.:oer or i-v virtue oi any !
. i- e . i . f i .1 . . i.l.l
Ordinance of tic l it v of 1 'i.t:.- mou! Ii I
fare the taking eSfect rf th s Act. n:
hereby pre -erve d to tiio-e jcisoris t(
whom the - iiiio may have ae.-ru-'-d.
SKC -i. Ti;;s Oroi'ian-a' to ta
ct
from an 1 a fer it.- public--io-t ;.- retpiir:
by law. M. L. WillTrl. :i::v
Atte.-t 11. 11. Y.r. ::a''.va. City Clei!
'..viWA-.-.''r,: - ..1
N: i .iv t.evri ..
,i
Strawb.crries may le planted any tin e
now nmil fio-t. . Ve be ieve the pr. far
ence is usually giytti to spring planting,
but in oar experience tho-e plant: .1 i.i
th" fall have done quite as v.vlt if not
hotter than t nose set, out, r.i any otoer
! timo of the
car. Pinch oi; the rum
iho-e newly set, an ke; p the bel .
clear of weed?,
?;;o I Story of (icnrrKl MiPi-miirj.
Dining one day, in Jm"1. at M -mid. is.
i w:t:i (jcneiat eiieh una lciier:u v.iet
i lain. :.rmy stories w. re in fob:; where-
upo-n tliu- .-pake iietc :a: r. ncrmau :
"While at. Bowlius: Jren the rebel
weuen ! oiiitie t us to
'u a:
cei:.
It
aiwaes the
;:.ie
.lliil
-T
ue
soldiers b-.ve milked our eo.vs. or stolen
our chickens, o.- i.n:!i .! into the s:,;.-ke-hou-e.'
At Chat :t:iio.a we were bored
to death v,bh these women. One morn
ing they besi.-e.-d my headquarters,
when, risln'.' niyscif to my mo.-t solemn
po.-ture. I .-aid to the farmo.-t wonit.n,
'Madam, the integrity of the repubii
and the solidity of the Cc.ns i'uti'.u ?.i '.
be maintiiined, if it tiJ:n-i c'rt !iic!:in
. I fH Ci.S-rt: .' i J.'!Jil..i!lC.
XcfPfwary Iliwi'is;?!.
I'id i: never strike you that there
were titeessmy bles.-iie.s ;.s well as nec
esf ai v evils iu this wotM ; certain ,e -o 1
things that we cannot oscaf-e any moio j
than v'e can c it-iin so calie i evil thin-s ; j
benefits that we acee'et with the same i
Jack oi re-pcns!i,ii!ty, sometnmg ei t r.e
same smrit ot rc-i'i:at en teat we n ti.
troubba we are called upon to bear?
Sombre indeed would be the rou:i : of
the ::,-!siv.-..s to i-'.mG of us were it not ibr
pleasure that needs mu-t be devised and
entered into Ibr the sake of friends and
gue.-ts beloved and oh, the delicious
holidays of convalescence ! are th re n t
those who know the 1 !'.- - 1 jvluxatfan of
s one morbid selt'-di.-ciriiue through the
interposition ot a ma-tor sr
WOO. perplexed and illCS du'e
ul; tlic-e
'vbi'e du:'
and ik-i re
nt th
:.: c-1
i ,i
ways, nave j yluny vre.co;;u-.i the c.ear
decision that diiecfs ihcci at la-t into
the path leading through the green pas
tures and be-ide the still waters ! AY.
. . . , 1 i t ,
The claim that the maize, or Indian
corn i hint, is indbicidous to the sol! of
the new world has jateiy been eomested.
an 1 recent inve-tig ;tioi.s of certain Ckt-ue-e
records are cited to prove tli if it
was cukivated in Cl.ini prior to the di---euverv
of America. Chinese authors
maintain that it e-'me originally frein
countries west i f C
:ia. aii'i iti.it i: v.. is
. . i
mirouneeo r.uo neat eo,,i.:;y ion r oe.i
em; lit rv long L
the II r
orival cf the Portuae-e, in
lot 7.
In : h-t of money order cfilccs r.:t
thorir.ed to i-sue ; o-fa! orders on tuo
postn-ter of New York, ibr pavment iu
the Cubed lioe 1 u:i ..f Great Britain
!i 1 Iri-biieb :i;id to oavorb l's i-.-Ucd b
a:: : i rci in
him for sums
l)en;irtmo!.f
in the Unite.
i
' that coutitry ibr pavjm nt
tvate-, .pe, ih,; 'e .bo-.v ia.g
i i . . i t
c;iiC''l:i .u' ra-iitl. I '.o i.-moui ... o ei
ba, Liu -'eU, Brownvilb', Fremont. ;!
umbu, Beitiiee, Nebra-ka City. '
Athis
Advices regarding the condition of th
corn crop throughout the c-t;r.e ex
ceediugly favorable in mo t ea-es. 'i'be
v.( atle r'for tb, pa-t six w eks h-.s b en
unif ii iiily warm and w-.l! i c.'e -'a: d te
advance this crop. 'I be eo;!-'-iiu,,i;e-s i
i hut wlcre raitis have fallen theyi-.-bl w.-!
l..e abundan, and :c the acreage this
vear fr exceeds that of any prove us
csen, we loox
for an
a:
rr- gate
1 1
will be atro.i'.shing.
Jre'i1!;!
In New York City tin re are 13.0- o
famili-.'s that .-pen 1 I KO (0 n y-.-.w ;
!.Oiil thai spend httwg. U v.;2.).iN':.i i
$3,0,001) a ye-.r; and 7o sbmilie.-s tba'
spend s'o'i oo't a ear; r. t h re a'- ,-ome
$1 "-,!!' .ti' ii( .-pi nt per year mcly hu
la n:ily su-t' iiance among boTo i'a.oe.'e
of tho wealthy in N-w Vot k C'.fy; or
there are in New York eity M.f fami
lies who spend evciy year i';!l,2So.
rUtAm-jh lii-af Lhtte (J'tzHJe.
Tho Ciileiii.'P.'i Cirnvtcrc' :l di-e-.V;' red
tho following national anomalies; Tim
French have the b st il dre-.-cs an !
the most baldheaded men of any people
in the world. The Americans have the
dentists, and the most had teeth of any
people in the world. Tho leneibh lmvo
the best corn doctors and the tuo-t corns
of any people in the world. The G. r
maus have the beat iager beer, and the
fewest drunkards of any people in the
world.
A Mushing damsel in Philadelphia
had a mad dog up before the IVi-'-'
Court, to answer the cliaia-e of a-sauh
a;id leutery on the dog's part. When
asked what tho dog did she. said he bit
her. When asked where, after cois-id-
:,. i.... .... l i',..i.;.,n
i t lies n.iiii. mi .iii-i imi
re-
plied, "On the left dium stick."
In one of the mounds of the Miami
Yiliey. Ohio, a patient antiquarian has
' . - ' I
come upon evidence m buried civilatmn,
in the shape oi the image oi a ram
about four leebe.s fang, of blue stone.
It bears a petritic ripple, suge'-stive of a
ileeee. and is be mve to be the same
bt'lo himb which Marv had on ue- ot e-i- !
sion, when she was endeavoring to ob
tain the rudiments of her education.
Mr. Greeley, on bis farm, keeps a run
ning account with his hens double entry.
When a hen lays an egs,: sheiuns around
the bases, and as she stri!:csthe home
base, where the Lo-k keeper is locate"',
she sings out, "Tally one.'' or "Tally
two," as the case may be, because rome
.1. . ..-.1
o! wieii ms ui.ii'.-a, di..i ne.-
keepers gives her cre.jit.
J. . I v ll'lliv,.-
A corri's-pondent inform the Ameri-
ea.i Ihuomolcgist that by buring a few
sliced onions iu ants' nc-ts he has causea
1,.-. I'.,- 1 -,-,.so'. I.-, fl-tj n-n v I I .-.i I
can tell what hens are shnnking, ad Mam and f itth M reels). A,, , d : .
how much he makes on each lien: lie Jry , from Lue s:ze to the smallest
savs his experience is that roosters are a ." , I'nees always as faw as an, rt ei j
.ti'rin,- v..'-..l nnttmtr nn ..v!,, tirmind ! "' class ,al:er- m the (.onrit -y. Nim-
, ' 1 " - - ,r'J rles furnished free those wr-hmg X'ic
snd never laving an egg oneo in two 1L ' . , .i .re .--.
, " tares. Ail wors v.arranreusaiisiae-iorv. i
WCcisS. . .. I., , w I
i i-i i ie, i .ui l . . i . l . ! r .
i!!.si urv,
N;.ri!i !
fu;vl;r.;i. has ;t ccnuiue homeil roostd
The !.nrn ro:-en-l'le tin ."puis of the
vooster. r.n-l :.re attached to that par, of
the comb that hing-- down over the le
o. tnc nea 1. JJe das ;'!o i-evera' yocng
chickens tha h.-r. e horn of :i siiniir na
ture, at next ?
Ike F. it-'i. .:th Ti
t nu :
u-e in
. .truic.mi
a i 1.
C"
i i lied :
ie;i one i l our moi-
e!;ants on Frot.t stieet i a-t week, and
Mr. Jehn nv.ier. of S
i . i 'el J lie prices ill ill1- uiuecr u:oui:..s M,ti
, li ; ;" ;rW.!V"t (" ::".!s- be IT, els. ner te.n more, orc7.1o per ten
r,: 1 heads, etc., we: n :i view i i seeui:n;rl. , .- , ' . 1
or. order. The mereh.ant pobtelv but j !" r leaa.-and , ..... per ten m smah
iirndv replied :' S;r I ,lo , j Ap,ii;;;ilc.ns far coal tnav ba .ent. to
examine teem. V, e have g..- 4 pnnteis ( ... - , ( i-. . ,
here who dve u.s sati-!a -tien in work V " J; ' LV''l 'QUt l lUOa
, ,,i i r i i to., Intumwa, town,
an 1 pi :ee. an 1 tnev rub.i-ii p ipers h-re i ' r,. ,,,,,, n,, ,
i . . ...... I -1 ! ill' .M I . I..
;;;; iv: re-en: our mt, re-;
i;.g taxes and contrihuiito:
ec.ii we-itro :'cl i'U'..oa i
feci it our -tut to
:ivo tle.ou
an-'l tl.'iiK. it v
on:r to
send pi:
wiiere that can I e Uone w
Such business moire sn c.::i-i-: utly
f heiffeli'.w citizens ibr their custom
But v. L it claims has one v.pen this com
munitv for trade wiio ri'cs elsewhere
hini.-s.lf win n he has money."
I Tise telegraphic statb-tii.-s of the world
ar5 ;i.t.ini:-htng. An invention jut to
, nriU.',;.j-l u-e within the memory of
j yuog men, now cxtt mis its usefulness
,,,-. ,. w eib; ilolo. i.urone iris -;.";).
0
0 n.i'cs of t
a oil u ir
p.,. d V:,x. lo d i, 1 io ), mc.l An -
Iraha, lo.oo.). lucre rc.c, be.-'.'i
about :.:0.oo; ofsubinaiine cable now I
I '.id. and t!u: xtension of telegrajihie
co'i.iounieaii.ui ise'.ing on at the rate of
pil.ooii nodes j er year. America and
China are connected by two distinct lines,
one ly way of the Mediterranean sea
an 1 the' Indian ocean ; t he other via. St.
Petersburg through Siberia n Aiuoor
river. Another line is pivpo. ed by Cy
rus W . i i- id, from San Francisco to
:-th..i:rh ii i v wr.v ofthc Sandwidi -
1...1. m: 'i .....I .,..1 V..L-.A. !
eiicis, .;iiii-ii.i.i i-..ii.' iii.u uui v . s
hama, tor.d distanc-e 4,o?.r.
Na-td-. engaged upon two timely cir-toot;-,
v.liich will appear at no dist-.ut
.lay in flt-j One represents il;e
sii' ikeing out isf the Tammany Bin.:.
By the ride of a larqe old tree stands
Lr.cle Sam, v. ho ar,ks the boys, who
repre.-cut the editors of tb.e Tiitus, J'ii
iu,e, etc., are thrusting l uruimj 'sticks
ieio tie; hole in the tree, wheie the
'i'-nimany eooji is suppesrd to have
Iii lbn. "Will ycu catch him ?" says
Uncle Sam. "Catch him !" is there
P'V,
"We must fir we are out of meat."
i ne other cartoon is ino i reseajioiai
Iwii j - i i' r rt; ixt 1 s: t
!(.. tW tUn I! d 1 . ' . i I tft it'll". 'H.t t
oftiu hare an
reeb,' is going
., , , (;1V(..- . js
tortois,
slowly but su; ly,
llou.-e, drawing a
towards the Whit.
!V,.,. I
r him a h!t:e
lane
tru.-k buided with cabbages aud other
ai:i uhural products of the coutitry.
''1 he other candidate ru.-hes s.-head at
great .'peed, i.o:il he meets with iin ae
cbient, and tips over. lie calls to
lUraev for help, who r; piics that he
ha-n't got time, and proceeds on' his
way to (he Executive Mansion. Both
of these cartoons are g and indue
time the pub..e vvni see them.
The Mormons claim to bo a model
people; and they are a Li.del to be
avoided ly every community pretending
to honesty and decency. The Salt Lake
Ti isinc. thus, desciibes the scenes at the
election of August 7th :
it was in cvciy sense one of the grand
est farce - ever witnessed on the Ameri
can continent. Men, women, children,
aliens an 1 r.on-voteis were allowed to dc-po-il
their ballots without challenge, or
in spite of chalb-nge, in the city, and
out i 'e the corporal ion limits what was
done we do n t know. Here the out
rages on the rights ot' American citizens
and the palpable violiiien of law and
('mmon sen-e. were .-o iramerous that it
would r "quire more space than we c n
a liar-1, to simple iLtail them. Bishops,
li'cli in the Mormon church, led to the
ileeli or sixteen Vears c
i o.'ereU theui nail es. n.i ii were
I.
ted by the judges of election, and do
ited in the b loot-box. llu'ehc is of
e.s from ;;li "os who Lad never tioul le 1
i ii i
Ui-e. ves lo a pp.y 1 K" 1 1
f of "u fif U c
-s . Viit UiiOi.
i j
ale over lhti let,, iu the City ( f i'latts
moutii. tt prices r.r;gmg from $73 to
;2o' e
i
I.ATi
n i-
!l.
J. S. l)Tr
and Shu bo
nced' vl in i'i i
uihet uring -
to
, I
v,
ce:! mu -u
cbi -s uiaii-
V
- i ' i - . -i o :e-
i:
i.'is :;o
vac but i-M 1
, -' l.-O pi,; r
r. he makc
N"t i the
workoe . : pie- 1. ; a
I -;r e ! : :: An
lo vour order j-.e w. in cur
I'cie, ;'.! a-cepL a nee of lire ( rm, 1
nly so. If you waul a geo.l -.
r:o" 1 !) lit :n-l wear ecc,
i )' ibieiis, next door to the Po.-t
t liter
made
fO to
Oiiice.
d;f
Nt;'il' K AH persme, indebted to the
i'rm of IVi - ei .Mi.b are herel.ty notiijed
to settle the same immediately. Mr- E.
Frank .Mills Las sold his interest, in the
Lbu-ksmithing business to Donnelly
liofi'm.oi. and all ae.-uints of the late
firm which remain un paid on (lie 12th
day of October, will be placed in the
hands of an eflicer for collection.
PRICE A MILLS.
seplodlm
Rt'NN'iy; at Lsth.:: One sorre
ma'e. eld enench to vot'
"i
of one
, yo, beg s,-ar on liip, built mane and
tail, is now tunning at larae near my
pri iniscs, lour miles northwest of I'latt;
mouih. where the owner can fin 1 her.
aug3Iw3 E. K. Paiimelk.
If you have discharge from the nose.
oiietisive or otbcrw!s. -topping up oi
the nosf. at times giving nasal twang to
I . I I ,
j voice, partial Io?s ot t 10 sei
taste or hearing, feel dud and stupid, !
have pain or prcs-ure ii. the le ad. t-.ica
cal l easily, you may iwt as-ured that
vou have (;-uh;,rrii. 'J hou-ands mo ual-
ly.
without matiife-ting iialf of the
above symptoms teruiiii.-'.'e in Con-ump-
tion. or m.-am'v ;,:ia cn i m the grave.
R Y Pierce, M. D. . of Bu.Ta'o. N. Y.,
ii the jroprietor of Dr- e ige's which ho
scneb to any addrc-s, post j a d. far sixty
cents. Sold by mo.-t druggists every
where. THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE
CHEAPEST.
. . , , P p-f,a ,m,f r
ruth makes at ul trader;
b
of
Pou Pali: I will sell at reasonaf
11 at reasonable
figures, j;,;- cash, ll'-i -acres of corn, one
AmcrxM
from -"tbat gov: : fuuent" 1 he I. ;i::ei
Stat. we:e lee-'ived v. h .-:: ballots of
A mcrieai! lorn e;t v- -f lcio-ed.
The o'i'.' v. i ; par'ieu'arly n-' ive in
!o; -':: r ova !'..::,--, wid'e they .rei'u'dy
s.!je.ei :c 1 Moi nnu.scng-ueu in lii.-tut'i:-fine
ti -kef- at :i e pdi
tl U.IV'JII, - ..l.A.V . I 1 .
i'lllCE OF COAL liI-;i)LICKI.
Fl.vitsmoi i ii, -Tunc .""th, 171.
I rfOJ A .Vf -1 a" e xtract iV)-i
1'r.AiTSM.iX Til llKit.AI.T) : rittlst-
, pv t '.e B. ec M. 11. 11. B. in Neb. with!
:!. I":..':,'!! Cod Con:pa';- i.f Ottumwa.
1 )va, t!:is Coal company agrees to do- 1
iivereeai at I '2 itt-mouth iu car loads of
TJ tens, on ears, at f.nl per ton during
the .-UTOiiur i'nMitli or from April 1st to
Oct. 1-t, and at $7.08 per ton in partial
car hiaJs.
The prices in the winter months will
the um:n
No:thwe-t Corner Third and Ccn'inl
Avenues, Cincinnati, ( hio,
Amount iiisu ed, $G,GG0,GQ0
cz sj az-.- est-"- i t k: - ia c: cm
John M Philfips, r.fi.?r,,r.
Ji:o. P. P. Peck, Ynx-l'.rMjent.
N. W . H:iM-isf ' rrt-ltirii.
V.. 1. ..hoe ieilt. .1 S.; r'tl.tra.
.h.liii D.ivis, M. !., Via. 15. Davie, ; I. -'ii
al 1'j tuii inn-.
:. S. .'iv'. ) IK t'ur. see. I'i ? hneii'3 Ail So-
i icty, C;aeiit;i oi.
Jo" I'. J.'ir'. :.. hurkin, Vi"rii;Iit i Co ihitiki is,
Cjiin tin i i.
JV. iC. Ilnri i. .cr t.oy Vnien Central Life
1:i-h: :i nee gi.iapino-.
.!,jjni :,. i , ' , i.'(,-r r. l.sokin.'Wrijht & Co., L'an-
i-eaea t.'iiu iiei.i; i.
-;. :,. hariiiu, VCr'siit fc C-, Ihin-
k' r-, Ciie a ;i ii :: i
. -.':.( '-.'.. .1 . .'o a;a I'lni street Cin.
h . 1... '. N.i ::io leiei stieet. Cin.
...-A.- J'.J' :: Vi e-i'i-e.-i ieiit el L loon
Ceicr.'l hoe 1 e-n: eou e Cn.
','..',''.'; ','''e, Ihunih'in. nliio
' ti eV.w.ev, Atemit-y at hiov, IIa:uiHon 0.
'(;- M, '.'!)'. :,. 1 i.iin il toil, ' iiin
.'--. . ( 'li'i-I'mi', Ciii.-iuniui, I Ciio
.A..- '!iit '."v. President ot Central Life In-
Mir-Vi'-e Ciri;iany
Li-i i-(.i.I; Pe. Oin A cent r.T Xchraska
.1 !l I'arssiiN. hueal eent
it it lavixo&Tox, j!oiiieul Kxaaiincr
We are opening an
Unusita'Iv attractive
Stock of bill ami
Vv iiitcr gooJs, purchased
Karh' Itrgcly anJ
Low
down.
Wo hny from first
i'hsA houses, invari-ib!v
For casli, and have all
The advnnt;ig'-s of trade,
And
Propose to give our
Customers good-; at
Prices we know must
Please.
Come,
And bo convinced that
Our stock is complete
And the place to purchase
Dry (iood, IVotions,
Ioo!-?, Shoes, Groceries.
Is at ('lark &l Phiinmer's
Alain Street opposite
Ilroohs Uouse
S'littsmouth.
PACII'lC RAILWAY OF MISSOURI
I'.i --e::- i r Ii-a vilis t. .Tire-, via. Mi-s;niri Val
t-y i:;:i:;i i-J ail v. " I k p. '.'.. niaku i-i'-j mil
su'ri-' :-..r. at Kan-.-us 4 ily willi t'liii.iM.j.u
1 :r i ! fli-i i'. :i-j a '- ci. Lraii - ie-.t looriiii'' at
i hi - is iiow a lir-t-vhi.-- re.ia ;n t- fry
ii lee l.eoi lai i: ni-'.ir nieim-.-
t no ti'n- '
o 'isi. we NcLra-ha. iulvlstd3m.
, .1 j 0 - j 9 w 'qmiwuBjm jm- i i. i M nim n
nting else- i W T
II here." O o
k S M
-3d
s -
' H
u 2
i t
si o
es. i i i
-1 ui
2 '
GREAT
I WILL OFFER FOR SALE
A Large quantity of desirable
Li My Addition to the City of
A I) J O I N I N
Thcso Lots o.re well Oituatcd, a3 rcg&Yilz
Healthful locality. Commatids some of the most Reautiful 'iew-on the Mi
ii River, and are convenient for Dwellings or Stores. Tim Coy !' I'lattsm. H.'.h -.
destined to be one of th-; principal cities of ilea central part of the Cutur-tif. Si
p.iated tin the beautiful Mi-mtri River, at I bo mouth of the Pbo-e River, wi'h
thousands of miles of navigation a!.'ve :,ti 1 i-b-.f, it stands at Nature's own "1 i
wav to the Rocky Mountains ; over this ivite the BuiTmgton .'e Mi- - m.i !'v. :
R -.'ilnvid Compciiy, hare already cjui'det-d some . miles of th be t railroad,
with the most level route in the we-t and r a l ..ill b iini-hc d an I running to ;
junction with the U. P. R. R. tit Fort Kearney by n get Mover.jVr. It is the Ul
timate de ign of this rea l to reach the Pacifm eoa-t Ly a near route oyer bcth i
gradas than any yet found, and thus Control the trans continental traliie, sbi b
wiil in consequence pour all its advantages at this point.
A Bridqe Over Ihe Missouri. River
will be commenced here without delay, eimieeting this roid with i's n :,be h,
Iowa, giving this city the shortest and mo-t direct route il.i t. N .imerous bra-, a
railways rue already projected to drain the bu-i:ie.-s far many mile i:fo thi- : j
Artery ; all which prove conclusively that no better opening far
can be found than by securing Real I-'-tate an I good homes in thi- in -t prond-leg
city. PLA'ITS.'iOUTlI is conn act'- 1 by rail with Llne-oi'.!, a:; 1 tic- int. i i - r town,
of a rapidly settling section of the line t Agricultural Ian Is in the We.-r. It ha
connection with all the towns on the river, above and below it, an 1 ;bl the mb i
cities cast and west. Chicago is only 22 hours di.-! auf, while St. L mis is bur 2,.
Cumiv.uition in transportation between river and railway insuics cheap Ii i.lo- i i
St. Louis, while three roads to Chlcaeo ki '-p down exhuri itant r: to.- in th .; din -tiom
: ibions of dollars of material coull be manufactured for th rapidly in -. ca
irn: -Ionian 1.-of the intern. r pentcm of the State, and altogether, tin re is n ne..
truly encouraging locality to settle in than ricbt here in Plattsmmii h.
ktV7 JLf i
All letters of inquiry, containing a jtostage stamp far return, will be promptly
answered. Abbess
GHEPPARD DUKE,
Plattsmoutii, Nebraska .
il:d!ro; Lr?-t Sable.
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As- thf ffiia 'i st ,,( !..r.-Ie .- o-r is -:i
C.e-'j-t in e-i riii Li jii il i.- 1 i : !' lo ce- i: rr a!:ir
ii to tiiac.
The i'nip sivr-n iiicvo :; t!:;.t "f Platisin'iii'h
be ins 'Si lai'iu'..'.' tl-iv.-i-r than Ciiie is-'.
u.
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e.'v rt-..-.. rxct'ia Mea i.iy
a. tri.
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Freight Xe. 7 cxvi-j't eue-Iay '' V- m
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