THE HERALD.
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In connection with Burliugton A Missouri
Eier P.ailroad in N'ebrapka.
Depot at foot of Jones btreet-
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KOCTE.
C. B. k St. Joe R. R. Soa'h
C. b. A St. Joe K. K. Is orth.
B. A M. K. K. East.
B. M. K. K. West,
Omaha by Kail
Weepinit W ater,
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CLOSRS. ARRIVES
9 pm. 10.30 pit
9 p. m. pm
9 pm. 10.;fe p tu
Haiu. 4pra.
9 p in 10 a iu
12 in. 1 tn.
9 p m. 8 pm.
Depart Mondays. Wednesdays and i n lays.
OKice bouni, from 7 a in to 8 p m.
S andays. 13 to 1 pyr MARSHALL. P. M.
City Official.
PLATTSMOUTII.
M. L. White,
Hon Vanatta,
-Josiah Moores,
Mayor.
City 'l?,k.
Police Judtre.
Mur-hnl.
Street Coni mi&ioner.
Miles 1irp.in
W alter J. White,
ALDERMEN.
First Ward. John Fiticenil" F.lhertDuVe.
Fbcokd Wamd Jas. 15utery. J. eyiuan.
Thii Wabd. R. CushiuB. K. iviun.
Churches.
11 abtist On thecorner of Main and Ninth
15 Rev. T. J. Arnold, pa-tor. Result-nco .n
Main1 between 10th and 11th. Services every
Babath at 11 a. in., and t 6 P. m. abt;ath
chool at 9'i a.m. Prayer meeting every ed
needay evening.
Christian Servict in Conspiration Church,
at 4 o'clock p. in. Elder Alton preacher.
ElJere. Iac Wileo and T, J. Todd.
1 Episcopal Corner Vic u end Third street'
Kev. A. R. tirnvcH service? every Stin lay
a n.(o a tn anil nil. in. .v i
i2p.m.. Prf.d'Alleinand.Sux.t.
ll-to a. in. ana op.. cmiijr
. in.. Pruf. d'Alletuand. Sunt.
"lOHeHROATI
)8iioATin jiv-Cnrner w asund th fts
Rev.B. FManwell. residence Loou.-t fto-
n 4th ami 5? how Service? every hahhath at
,i ecu iui " - , . , . 1
-it n ?i ViihlintU School at -
SO p. m. Prayer meeting every odnciday
veninc
C Catholic North pi le of PublicSquare Rev
Father Hayef . First Maw every ftabhath at
8:30 a. m.. Second V.as3 u-.-A S-wn at H:.
Vetera and Uenedicti.m at 3: p. m. Mass
at a. m. every week day. "
17188T PrepbttfriaK North ?i'leofMaint.
i went ol fith-Kev. W. T. B:,rtlo : bervirt-i
eery Sabbath t 11 a. m. and W p. ni bab
bath School at 9:30 a- m.. Thos Pollock Supertn
Undent. Prayer meeting every ednesduy
veiling at 8:00 o'clock.
Mrthodist Episcopal West pide of Sixth
street. Pouth of Main Kev. J. 11. Prc-.n
Hervicefeverv Sabbath at 10 ;Vl a. m. and p. ih.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. '''
aieetings every Monday evening and imii.e Ii ite
ly after close of Sabbath morning serviced -babbath
School at 2:30
Soxtao den 24 September hat die Deutsche
Ev. Luth. (iemein.U in ihreni inil,i iu
vonnittags urn 11 UhrGotteodien.-t. L t bcrhaa:.:
findf't der.'t-lbo von jctzt un rerlmacfp ur ano H
Tace statt. Minister Rev. L Haiin:twn;l.
Sabbath school at 9 a in., l'rol. d AUesnand,
Snpt.
Lodges.
rn O F. Regular meeuneJ oi nauo uhukc,
. No 7 I. O. .F. every Thnrda evening at
Odd Fe'lloVs Hall. Tranpicnt Brothers are cor
dially invited to visit.
J. W. JOHNSON N. Q.
A.d'Ai.i.EitANi, Sec.
.- -r..i T T
I.
O. O. F. Plattsinouth Encampment No. 3.
Regular Convocaii"tis inu aivi ?
of each month at Odd r eiiows nan c .r. u
Main ft. Transient Patriarch, cordia ly invited
to viit. " t-iLlB v-1
A. VAllrmakc. Scribe
M4BOK1P Pi. ATT3MOITTH LODOK No. 6 A. F
v A M Rega'i'.r meetings at their hall
onthe Bwt and third Mori !ny evening ot each
ffionth TranPl7tbrocth,n
A. d'ALLXMASD. Sec.
acot Lodge No. 2Z A.7. & A. M.-Uegji.
A 11'" Mv llall. first and
m
VH4;ivp. J- N.
M.
J. M. Beardslk Y
Sec.
"XTkbrask a Chai-tkr No. 3 R. A. M.-Regular
i oonvocationn pecond and fpurtu Tuetday
: ..t .u. mini r '1 qr o fl'M-iv I'- 111.
.nntk ot v 1 n'lof'k r. in.
U. R. LIVINGSTON 11. P.
II. Newman. Sec.
TO G-T. OMVKBRiNrH.No.2--IIE Eliison
. w c T c w. Kin?, w Sec. T. w -bry-
oci Lodge leputy.Mecw at Clark Pliiminer's
oeV Lodre deputy
hall every Tue.iay evening
"espectfully invited.
iraveiing xcmiiarc i
The river has fallen 17 inches since Fri
day ; but a big rise at Sioux city is re
ported.
Maj. Powell, the celebrated explorer
of Colorado canon, passed through
Omaha yesterday, on his way west for
another exploring expedition.
Scene Lincoln Tipsy Pedestrian;
hie, hurrah for-hic- Hurrah for H-hie-nor,
hurrah for-hic ; d it, hie, cant
rah for Greeley, hie, worth a cent sup
posed o be a Democrat.
KOLUIEHH' IMU STT.
All soldiers entitled to bounty uni r
the recent acts of Congress, will find it
to their advantage to call upon
13w4t D. II. Wheeler & Co.
S. W. Orton. of Eluiwood, called on
ncnim. ami ren.rU very pratify-
inr news from the West Few Rrpub-
licans that will go Gre4t?y-4Uid more
Democrats that will vote for Graut.
Thanks to Mr. llc.H-rook, of the R.&S
M. R R., we are having a fine side walk
put down across Second St. Those two
planks were a temptation to a "tired"
man to 6top and rest always ; unless he
was too "tired," -when he mo-tly sat
down in the Culvert all ' tea onct."
Rev. Father McMeuamy, is again at
Lome attending to his sacerdotal duties.
He is looking as uual and in excellent
health, C. B. Kepullican,
Frank Reed, formely yard master here,
is in town. Frank is enthusiastic over
the western country and believes Nc-
braska the j-reatest State in the uni-
verso.
The State Temperance 'Convention
have just closed their labors, at Lincoln,
and decided to support the men of ei-
ther party that are temperance men.
Full particulars to-morrow.
GOOD HTOC U.
We tire very much pleaded with Cass
county in respct to stock matters. So
far at least we have seen better blooded
stock and wore of it in this county than
anywhere ebe iu the State, aud hopu by
a visit to our breeder's farm.", aud from
their statistics to be able to prove that
raising good stock does pay. We never
had much opinion of Texas and other
breeds of that kind of ctttle for a farmer
to keep permanently on hid farm or to
help multiply. Used merely as con
sumers for corn and hay, they Ujay d ,
tut to ket-p, give n the good broad
Lacked; rhort homed, short legged Lur
ham that hoks as if a juicy stesk could
he cut off anywhere almo.-t from horns
to hoofs.
TUSK UK.
It is astonishing how muh young tim
ber there is growing in the eastern part
of this county. In a few years, all this
portion of the land will be a timber cov
ered country unless some measure are
taken to prevent the sanie.
Young oaks, vigorous Hickory's and
. . . .
dark green W alnuts are springing up
under the beautiful sun and
rains of this reason- The cottocwood
grows too, further back, the willows and
the hedges have increased enormously
this year. Kvery man who had a tree
out of doors this reason is several feet
of wood the richer, and can to. to bed
o'nights assured that it is doing its part
towards solvitig the fuel question.
Doctor Latta, of Rock Bluffs, losr a
very valuable horse yesterday. His fine,
young, gray team, was tied to a post at
Holmes School House. The flies be
coming bad, they got restive, and some
how pulled up tha post they were tied
to, and ran away. The halter was tied
about the centre cf the post, and it.U e
swinging in tni- manner itupaieo. o;i? oi
the borsos causing death inh i':f un hour.
The jo.-t was fjur.d a j-hort distance
frtui the frchooihous. ; but the team ran
half a mile before the mare dropped
d ad. She was of "Printer" ttock, a
fine animal, and will le a great loss to
the Doctor.
- . , t J -P
Messr. Worthington and Walker, the
newly appointed land officers for the Re
publican Land District, arrived in this
city last evening, and departed for le
atrice this afternoon. Thev have just
received instruction frum Couitnissioner
Pruiutnond to open the office at Lowell,
Ii
Linl;inw, wi t li in.tr.irtions. the ofS..-e
ami ihu imiiy uii
wijj j-Jr tjie tratj-action of Lusi-
ness Aug'.lst 12th. The neceswary book",
blank?, &c, will le received in a f w
days. Our frontiersmen will find them
accommodating and agreeable gentlc-
mdn Lincoln Journ.nl.
The Nebraska City Chronicle want to
know who "Tip-Top" is. Tip Top's
r-al name i Pat. O. Haws, and lie edited
the l'rownvilV Herald at PJattsuiuut h
down in Richardson county, long before
the editor of the Chronicle came to thi
S a' e. Lincoln Stiiterman.
Yes that's us, our name is "Little
Mae," we've been on the IlenM, run
the Miil. did the Tim's local in Courn i!
B'uff-, are Iri-h. nur mother a
ruchntar, our fithrr a Sw.-J, w'vo
Leon to Wa -hincton, run the R' .pu Mi
can pnrty, order Grant ab-u. an-1 h ij.e
to be introduced to the I'rc&x and Chro
nicle fellows 60me d;iy.
Cnuarn Notice. The Christian
. Church will hereaitcr meet at the Con
gregational Church, at 4 o'clock each
Lord's day.
Forty-seven years ago President Thiers
wis devil in a printing office in Paris.
Ex.
And ever since a devil of a trouble to
the printers of Paris.
waxtf.I) i w vmedi
All the Wool in Cass county, at Ch rk
it Plummer'e. Bring it along. lOtf.
Charley Cox, formerly of the Rrooks
House; now of the Atwood, L'neoln. is
in town looking fine and hearty. lie
says the Atwood will soon be the best
hotel in Nebraska.
'
and ordered a lot or stone from Platts-
- i . t h :nfii:nn.
... . . ... .......
his contract to t'ie U. P. R. R. Compa
ny i:i Omaha.
11 K. Woolsey, one of our bf-st farm
ers, sold one of his farms to Mr. James
Spencc, Esq., of Michigan, the other
jay. Jir. g ;3 a msin ,.f m!?ans-, and
we welcome him to Cass County.
Platte Valley House for rent. Tn
quire cf . Maxwell & Chapman.
march 28 wtf
This does not agree with friend Rath
man's statements about Washington
county, when'lm was 2own here, to the
German Convention.
"Blair h:id a G ree'ey ratification meet
ing last week. The grand affair was held
in the dingy shop of a peanut-vender,
with two if his regular customers in at
teudauce, one acting as secretary pro tern,
and the other as door-keeper. Iiig thing!
It will do Greeley proud when itcmics
to his knowledge. W. P. RepuKUan.
LIST OF OKAGC 1$ NKII.MSII V
Harlan Grange J. II.
Painter, Master.
Noxon, 44
. Brown, 44
Grovcland "
E. H.
C. W
Frontier "
me Tree 44
Adair
Gr. I-land "
Mt. Pleas. 41
Fka- Dile"
Mt. Hope, 4
W. Water "
Elm wood 44
S. Rend 44
4-Mile Gro. 44
Oak Grove 44
Calihan 44 44
Gr. Prairie 44
T. P. Motley,
C. H. Winlow, ' 44
J. Per,
Timothy Clark, . "
S. Smith.
Win. M-Cair.
-Wiu. I), lliil
Wm. R. Porter, 44
M. Langdon, 44
J. M. McKinnon, 44
S. I Graham, 44
J. W. Cox,
John Mutz, 44
Oakland
8-M Grove
head Tills.
Goods not sold at less than cost. No
goods given away, rut good goods at the
lowest prices for cash, at
Ht Clark & Plummers.
Plattsitouth, IVVd
KalljROADS
The
People Meet at
Court-House
the
Speeches by the Big Guns I
Committees Appointed to
Wait on the County
Commissioners.
tc., Etc., Etc.
- On Monday evening the Court ITousa
was packed fall of enthu-Utic peop'e
all bent on havirg a Grand Trunk Rail
road built in the State of Nebraska. It
was the liveliest turn out we have yet
s-en in Plattj-mouth
Captain Miir.-h.iii was called to the
chair, and Fred. Dorriugton appointed
Secretary. .
Col. Furnas and Mr. Hoi bach stated
the objects of the un-etinti, and informed
the people what had been accomplished
in the counties below.
Doctor Living-ton advocated county
bands being voted for two routes; one
up the Weeping Water and the other up
the Missouri Valley. Said the people of
Piattsmouth must not be selli-h, that
the arguments he had used to induce
people in the souihei part of the county
to vote bonds, were good words and
good s nse then; "and he had promised
to aid them whenever the time came
j.t they could get a road, and he now
proposed to do so.
D- II. Wheeler said we must have
the road, it must be built.
Mr. Reese inquired who the Company
were, and what guarantee the people
had that the road would be built even
after the bonds weie voted?
Mr. Ilorbach explained, and stated
that the Company was'a ho.ta vie Com
pany, calltd the Nebraska, and St.
Louisi Trunk R. it. Co , and that ii
was composed of citizens of Nebraska
St. Louis, New York and lio.-tun ; a
g o 1 ctroug Company, th:U ouly wanted
to know that they could have some a d
from the counties that would be benefit
ted by the road they woul i go ahead
and build it.
Povey told the Quaker Story aud
made a good speech for bonds.
Mr. Miekelwait thought we could carry
precinct bond.- easily, was doubtful about
county bnds though.
A re.-olution was then offered by Dr.
Livingston, the substance of which wa
to submit a proposition to tho County
CommisMoners to be put before the
people a-king for 6,000 a utile, not to
exceed $135,000, however ; the bouds to
he placed in the hands of trustees, and
delivered, one-half on grading and tie
inc t he road, and the other ha'f on it
completion. The proposition, if su
Viiue 1 by the County Commissioner,
wi;l L.i pu'4ished in fail to morrow.
lhe following named gentlemen were
appointed on that Committee: M. L.
White, R. R. Livingston. K. G. Dovey,
C. Heisel, G. II. Black. D. H. Wheeler.
J It. Clark, M. R Reese, F. M. Dor
rington, W. Miekelwait. J. C. Fox, and
A. V. Matthews
This Committee, and the gentlemen
of the road present, will wait on our
Count Commissioners this afternoon.
FItriT ITEMS.
The first apples of the sea-oa were fir
sale on our streets yesterday.
Mr. Lees!ey showed us an apple
branch 2 feet 1 inch iu length, which had
C3 young apples on it. They were from
the size of a walnut to that of a Ftiia'l
epg; just one cluster in fact, and tho tree
is, loaded all over the same way.
44 Pot," of Cass, a centlemin lately ar
rived here, has a yaid "plum" full of
peaches. The little boys hook 'em
through the fence so fast that it keeps
two doctors on the run to stop the cho
lic tc., but that does not militate again t
the fact that Mr. Pottenger's thow of
peaches is very fine, though his show fur
peaches to eat this fall looks slim owing
to the boys.
Dr. Wiley, of Three Groves, sends ra
a basket of fine apples large enough to
use in cooking, and from evry quarter
good accounts reach us of an abundant
yie;d of everything green and growable.
If the Powers that m tde the weather
will give u ten days more wi'hout 'oir.e
terrible storm, old Cas wiilwe the big
gest whrat harvest that has gladd. i.ed
her ees for many a day. And then f. r
an old fi-hioncd harvest r.omc, boy-.
Eh ! What you sy ?
Lost. A young son of Nick Eqgle
disappeared yesterday, an 1 his di consu
late lather hunted the town aud adjacent
country over for him without- success.
Concluding be must have fallen in the
river, the edes were dragged, cannon
were fired, and the uigl.t long auxiou-rel-itixes
watched an! waited to see hi -dad
corpus brought home. This morn
ing, the conductor on the B. & M. train
from Lincoln informed them that the
boy got carried off on a train and was
safe and sound in Lincoln, where the
relieved father has gone to bring his tru
atit son once more "to hum'."
You can buy men's shoes ( good) for
t'2 00 st the Piattsmouth Shoe Store.
apritf
eo.fc.niiu ms
Who doesn't Carl Schurz make that
sp "eeh for Greeley ?
hy doesn't Trumbull mitke that
speech t r Greeley ?
Why doesn't Sumner take one side o
th other?
Why doesn't Fenton "arraign" Grant
or somebody
Adiertiiter.
Durt county has an Agricultural so
ciety.
Try Dr. Chapman's Baking Powder
It has no equal. 14 diwlw
' In atiuttiei volum.i -ur r a r- Cud
an exrcr fioiu xc! agc, iviiijf Hie
persoca! hi-to-y of Stanley, corp'spond-
1 cut of the Sew VorU llerntlt wlio com
manded the Ilenild't expedition that
wade the suuces.-ful search for Dr. Liv
ingstone, that culminated at Ujlj Ji.
We remember him well, when he was
a sort of genteel bummer around Oma
ha, and was pre-eut at a trial of a couple
of theatrical fellows, belonging to the
-ame c rupany with tho "charuiitig ao
trp-V of whom Stanley was enamored
The lys had been on a spree, broken
windows ic, and one of them had a hole
in his skin, made by "Cam . Reevs," in
defence of the domicile of one of the fr til
sisterhood attacked by the theatrical
crowd. Stanley was one of the party
at first, but left thf m before they got
very uproarous, and testified for them in
court.
He also made an assault, upon Little
Mac, then of the Omaha Herald. ,d
now of lh Cas county Democrat, for
making too free use of his hhui" in writ
ing up the shindy in th Herald. Little
did the spectators "uiaaiue that poor Stan
ley, who was so good natured, and no
chronically "hard up" was about to im
mortaliz-i hitu self as a military genius
and explorer in the wi!d of Africa. He
had gone with Livingstone, at last ac
counts, to hunt the "source of the Nile"
or some other equally imp'Wtant "Io:
art. Journal.
The furctal of S. L. Flowers took
pltce a. Weeping Wa;er, on Sunday
June 3trh. A are company
assembled to pay the !a-r i-ad tribute of
re pect. The funeral iire- wer3 j eritnm
ed by Chaplain John Dtvis.
The "Weepinz Water G auge," of
th "Pa'rons of Hu-ba.idry", met and
pas-ed the following :
WntREAS: The Great 'Controller of
all thing-, ha- in hi wi-d mt,Vtiito th
Great Farmer a ove rur ic; ered Mas
ter S. L. Flowers. We deeply a;'d sin
cerely feci hi- loss, and sympathize with
our dt ar sister in her l eievcmenr, a.d
pray that our Great Ma-ter above, will.
in his mercy, guide and protect her here,
and when the -easouoi'toil i over, grant
us a'i to mee a' 'lie 'Harvest Home
I2r(t!ied: That the foregoing be in
sened iu the Ncbta;ka Herald, and thar
a copy be tout to si-ter Flowers.
R. G. GoMjon, See'y.
There will be services at Seheldnichts
grove next Sunday at 11 A M. by Elder
Alton.
W. II. Hoover, Banker, and Davidson
Plaster-, both of Brownville are in town
and called on the Herai.D.
Dr M. M. Butler h gone ca-t f r
the purpose of attending Medical lectures
at Cincinnati We wish the Doctor good
uck and a safe return home.
Mr. Ramsey, of Rock BlufT , called
to-day. He reports omo damage to
the whdtcrop from chintz bug in that
vicinity, bat crops generally good.
The Salem Independent comes out in
its lust issue for Grant and Wilson, in a
moderate and very sensible leader. The
course of the Indpendent has been thus
far conservative its editor an old line
Democrat who prefers Grant to G tee
ley, and claims the right to choose for
himself.
E L. Potter, Druggist at Weeping
Water, called on the HkraLD ye-teio'ay
and reports bu-iuess fine and Weeping
Water lively as usual. Ib-ad his card in
another column.
Captain L. B Bennett leaves on our
our table a dozen very fine tomatoes,
rom his own garden, : nd of his own
raising in the city of Piattsmouth, all it;
the coutrty of Cass and State of Nebras
ka.
Dr. Chapman's Baking Powder and
Flavoring Extiacts ate favorites, to all
who try them. Md&wlw
II U N i F E i i G I J s O N O ii the 15 h
inst., by Rev. II W. Euhns, .Mr. Robert
Hunt aud Mi- Nancy Ferguson, both of
this city.
The bride and groom are both deaf
mutes pupii-ot tlie. Avtra.-ka Insti
tute of the Deaf and Dumb." This is
probably the firt deaf mute couple ever
martied in this isfite. The services were
interpreted by Prof. R. 11. Kinney.
Trib. & Rep.
Received daily at the Poslofitioe, fresh
Fmits, Apples, Ch-rries, Raspberries,
&e. Try theui ! Try them ! 1
14Jlw At HANK'S.
The la-lies of the M. E. Church
request us to give notice tiiat tney win
hold a Raspberry Festival on this
evening, ana invite a gooa attendance
from all. Music, flower. Ice cream
aod otner rerresnments.
CORRECTION'.
Grovelam, Neb., July 13, 1872.
The State Giarge P. of H. for Ne-
bra-ka, will meet at Grand Island on
Thursday, August first instead of the
fifth. Ma-ters of subordinate Granges
will be governed accordingly.
E. II. Noxes,
G-n. Dep. N. G.
Mr. J A. Litta called onthe Herald
this morning from the west. After a
short visit with his brother at Rock
Bluffs Mr. L. goes to Europe, we wish
him a successful voyage.
You can buy ladies' Gaiters, very neat
for $1 50 at the Piattsmouth Shoo
Store. apr4tf
Ripe Tomatof, from Azro Smith's
gardens, at Rock Bluffs. 20-3t
I.A M S4Lt;.
We call attention to the great sale of
land in this city, advertis-d to take place
on Tuesday, August 20th. This is very
desirable property, and ought to be in
demand. Me-srs. Hoover an Plasters,
two of the Referees, and Commissioners,
visited Piattsmouth yesterday on this
business. 20dltw3t
. i at IVO.. .lil
t-lv ilnnrtml toruiiui ..llrntpl to
(Apiarr tVuuiAa.
lhe llub.d nnd (t tIon- K-
On Monday afternoon four or fiv hun
dred Mormon" parsed through Omaha
on their way to Salt Lake, mostly
Swedes.
A man by the name of Swan Peterson,
who came to thiscouutry two year ago,
an 1 settled in Iowa but left bis wife in
the old country, to lie brrought out
when he got properly "fixed." He is
fixeil, and the wife came along with the
Mormons, and wanted him to sell out at
once and go with her. He refused, and
demanded his children any way. Hie
and her brothers refused, wnen the po
lice and citizens were called on, and af
ter a "head" was put on a a few of the
Mormons Peterson fetched his wife out
of that crowd and took her home where
she is now contented and happy.
Factoryvu.le, July 15th.
Editor Herald If a promise to
k. ep you posiod can be kept by -peaking
our say iu a lew hues, then here goes.
No one set of men look bluer thau the
true blue democrat of this locality, now
they are forced to swallow Greeley r
iro Grant. From a careful survey of
this section, I am forced to the co.'idu
-ion that the vo!e of Avoca Precinct will
show a larger m ijority for Grant than it
gave in 1SC3. lam continually asked
how it is that such men as Tipton, Ma
son ar.d Livingston are out for Greeley.
In the worthy Senator's case my refer
anee is the public prints. Mason goes
Greeley beeau-e he cannot tee any cluuue
for office in the old party. Now in the
Doctor-General's ca-e, I dm't know
what to suy, unless the oft repeated re
mark ot him bi true, th tt he cxn't stick
to old ru?, any more in politics than in
m "dicinv. Not long -mee an old ac-q-nin
anc-', a patient of his, said, "Liv
ingston is a good phy.-ician but likes to
experiment too well to suit an." May
it not le that in this case, it is aa ex
periment for office. That Greeley hat
noticed by. you as wanting a wearer has
found one in Dr. Wallace, of Wyoming
in Otoe, etiU'd not Soda w. rer litre.
The laiiiiers iii this section fre hu-y
iMi ve-ting ; Spring wheat, prouii ses
the hi ge-t yield, and best qu tlity, for
years. Some estimate the average at
from 18 to 20 bushels to the acre. Oats
Barley and Rye good. Weather, hot
but favoraMe for saving the grain.
As soon : s I gt time (sickness in
fauiiiy now interfearing), shall send you
a few name-, (and money), for the
Herald. Your paper gives Tip-Tup
satisfaction, and fills a void in our couiity
literature.
Yours for Gr int t- Wilson.
Avoca.
NEBRASK A NT ATE HOUTICCI.TI7
The fourth semi-utmual meeting of
the Nebraska State Horticultural So
ciety win be held at Nebraska City,
Tuesday, August G'h, 1S72, for the pur
psse of di-cussing the merits of Eirly
Fruits, and attending to other business
of importance to the cause.
It is hoped arid earnestly requested
that there be a full representation from
every part of the !state, both by persons
and fruits.
The Pomolocical enterprise of Ne-b'a-ka
City and Otoe County will fuby
u-tain it- reputation iu both Pomology
an! H.ispifjity-
Friends i';oiii other and distant. States
are cordially invited to p irticiote.
By order of the Pre-i.i. nt
ROBT. W. FfTRNAS,
Secretary.
State papers please copy, and caU at
tention. Try that cold wtter soap, for sale at
Dr. Chapman's Prescription Drug rdore-
Ul&wlw
Notice. The County Commissioners
will meet next Monday at ten o'clock A.
M., to take -into consideration the pro
prie'y of submitting a proposition to the
people of Cass County in regard to voting
Bonds for the Railroads thiough the
County. d&wtd.
Mr. Morton, of the N. Y. Tribune, a
gentleman now shopping in the city, call
ed on the IJHtAl.D to d:iy for a frrenly
chit. We find him a very pleasant and
well informed gentleman, on everything
but politics. There 'we must be leave
to differ, even with a Tribune, correspond
ent. Mrs. Wood, whose advertisement ap
peared recently in our column, informs
as that her class in wax flowers have
completed their course, and she leaves
here shortly for Lincoln. So far as we
have hetrd, ail express perfect. snM-fac
tion with h-r instructions, and the speci
mens of flowers we have seen are very
handsome. We commend her to the
kind attentions of those amongst whom
he may go, and guarantee them satis
faction. Azro Smith has ripe tomatoes every
day. 20-3t
Matilda Fletcher addressed the Brown
villians iti defense of the Administration
and was enthusiastically received. Good
for Matilda.
Our paper is largely given np to
our correspondent to-day. We must
get even with our letter ba-ket and to
morrow the weekly goes to press.
ATTENTION I KKPl'HI.ICA.VM!!
The members of the Grant aud Wilson
Club are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Friday Evening nt, for
the purpose of organizing a band and
to attend to other business of vital im
portance. G. H. Black,
Presidant.
At a regnlur meeeting. Jure 19;h,
1872 of the Platt-niouth Turr:verein, it
was resolved, that II. Muller and Dr.
Wolf be exL-luJed from the society, as
members. Reason th'jt they did not
attend the reeular meetings nor pay in
their monthly du-s
H. NEWMAN, President.
F. D. Lehnhot, Secretary. d&wl
lAKittn Ual.f.
THR iSH'CVLTUtAL IO A OF T 1 SITp ATH.
My summer rambles take cie ;hnajh
Some q'ladot mnd houqo d -. ted place,
A:nont ttie utn with biviij arm
And ru ldy Csoo.
And sach a one I met !t aiabt.
At country fdirs tbe oontmut winnt rt
His a was brown, his bands were hard,
Uis name w-s skinner.
Tha spake the lcnltrsI man.
While liweat upon his forehead glistened.
And I sst calmly on the leaoe
And suoksd m.1 listeusd :
"Some y th it Grant ain't JuPt the man
To plow the corn nd turn lhe stubble :
Bnt rly. I can't 'inetly se
What wakes the trouble.
"lie hsin't writ books to tell you how
To piok cat pmnkin tend tbat h.iller ;
But mind you. when his corn's L.id by,
lie plow? bis fuller.
We're cu'rus critters tilers quick
To praine or blame a, tnan in stnt on ;
We'd probiOily show a he .p mow sense
liy uioutir itiua.
"Now Orar.t don't know 'bfut plowing deep.
Or drainin, ei her, that I know on ;
But just you bet the patch he diaga
Will do to sow on. "
"And when he takes his little S'-ythe.
And round ni perun swings it.
As ture's you're born, be gir;kes for grain,
Aud al'erf brings it
It's Intk I Well, mebbo Ms, you know.
I won't i-a 'tif, nor won't deny it :
But you let some of your great wen
Jed try it.
It mfiy be luck ; it may be fate,
fconiethnes I a!k myself, !What wui it?'
The only thin I know is, that
The criter dui it.
" lhe Britichcrs are paying 'ip :
The rebs have welt nub quit conniving ;
Our debt is growing leps and le s.
And thiaii are tbr ving.
The ndian pm.iVes his p;pe in p.Ttco ;
The nigner pinss his lou.l hosannor ;
And. a the boys say down in town,
'That's wh;.t ails llannT '
"And so. I've 'bout made up my wind
I hat thinvp can't easily be mended ;
That taken all in all. the farm
Is darned well ten led."
Billy Staielm.m, sends us a nice
big apple to eat, of his own raising.
Kvo got in trouble by eating an apple,
you kniw. That old episode ma le us
cautious and we went over to see him
fore eating.
II.
assure us
that
they are Gmnt apples, from a Grant
trie, and that no Greeley apples were
grown on his place. He once sent to
Horace for advice about his apples- It
wa before the f.Y. Con., and the an
swer was : "Vote for Grant and they'll
come out aii right." He will follow the
advice, as Horace was sober then.
Rock Bluffs, Cass Co , Neb.,
July 5, 1872. )
Mi
ls.
J. F. Kinney iS: Sun, Ne-
biu'lca City General Agents for tne
tate of Nebraska fortnc Uu'u Mutual
Lite In.-urarn'e Company, of Maii.e
Gkn i lkm EN : l he prompt pa. lueut
this day made by you for the cuiuptiiy
you represent, of three thousand duibirx,
bi ing the amount of the "Life Policy"
held iu your company by the late Rob
ert M. Latta, entitles the company to
the highest cori-i Jcrntion, anl cannot
fail to r 'Comui'Tid it among the most 10
iiahic in the country On the 7'h day
d' February last, Egbert M Latta, of
Cas- county, then of robust health,
took out a Policy on his life .hrough
your agency at Nebraska City, without
thinkviy it at ail probable, tbat in i r,ef
period of tU'e mouths his children would
realize the practical len firs of Life In
.-uraiice. With a commendable pru
dence, in full vigor of healthy Mr. Latta
made this wise provi-ion for bis orphans,
who while mouruing the loss of an aflee
tioiiMto fatO' r, cannot, but appreciate
bat tettd;r regard n l fori's'grit which
iii iuced the taking of a Life Fol ey,
wiierevy tby are made c.nufrtaio.
Ail honor is due to the company for bav
ins paid the policy within fourteen days
rroin the t;me proof ss tuade of the
di-atti of Mr. Latta. You will please
pie.-eiit our that.ks to Crocker, Presi
dent, anl W. H- Holli ret, Secretary, of
the Union Mutual Life IiiU'-hpc
purii ar Biiston. for the Honorable iuan
n'r the company has paid this 1is-, and
ii-eharged their obligations to the or
phan children of the deceased.
Respectfully Yours,
Andrew Rout,
Administration of the e-tate of Robert
M. Latta, decea ed
Co li st a Minor.
Gu-trdian of the minor children of the
deceased
Mortgage Sula.
Whereas default has been ma lein the
payment of a certain Chattel Mortgage
dated November 15th, A. I). 1870, and
executed and delivered by Benjamin W.
Shewmati to Aultman, Miller & Co., to
.-ecure the payment of the sum ot four
hundred and eighty dollars, according to
the terms of five provisory note-, due
and payable as follows :
One hundred dollars dated Auau-t
9th, 1870 taliingdue September 9th 1870,
one note. Ir ninety five dollar, dated
August. 9th 1870, and falling due No
vember 9th 1870; one note for ninety
five dollars dsited August 9th . 1870 and
due January 9ih 1871; one wore for J5
dollars dated Augest 9ih 1870, due dune
10 1871; one note for ninety riv dollars
dated August 9th 1870 and due Augu.-t
9;h 1871. Each note bearing interest
from date at the rate of fen per c-nt per
annum. That there is now due and
payable on said five prouiis-orv notes
the swm of S4C6 0). That sr.il Mort
gage was duly recorded on the 15"h d y
of November, A. D. 1S71- at lages 2'.i'2
and 293 in book "I" f the Chattel
Mortgage record of Cass county, Nebras
ka. Now therefore by virtue of th 1
power of sale in said Chattel Mortgage I
will on the 17th day of August A. D
1872, at the f out door of the Court
House in Plattsiuomh City, Cass evinty
Nebraskn, offer for sa!e at public au. ti n
the following property described in said
Chattel Mortgage, I cing one thirty inch
Geared Sweepstake Separator wlt'i ttn
horse power complete.
C. AULTMAN k CO.
By Maxwell & Chapman, their At's
wlG 5t
Dissolution fioics.
npiIE partnership heretofore existing
- between L.i v . Jne and J. II
Hogan, at Elmwood, Neb., is hereby
d.s-olved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by
Lane & Greenslate who are authorized
to receive all accounts due said Lane fiz
Hogan; and to pay all debts owing by
them.
ELI W. LANE,
J. H. HO'JAN.
Elrawood, Neb. July 1. 1872. wIGSt
CUNAR0 LINE.
ESTABLISHED
- 140.
Pasengem booked to and frfm alt parts of
Europe t lowwt rates, Aflyto
It. P. DU VERNET.
OenT Western A'gt, S7" s;tat Chicago,
or to ED. WILSON,
12 (ha.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
The London Press on the
Ualtimoro Noininationa.
Orangemen Parade, fcc.
B. Gratz Brown.
Field, Leiter it Co. Kcturn,
Extension of Mail Service
in Xebraska.
Greeley Answers Letters,
Sec. &c.
Geneva Conference in Ses
sion. Stokes' Jury Pail to Agree.
Dr. Living-stonV Discoveries
Murder at Grand Island.
Stokes He fused Bail.
Tweed's Trial.
Market Keports, &c.
London, July 12.
London journals cimment as follows
on tlie no.i.iriMt loo of (Ireeley at the
Baltimore convention : The Adrerti-er
confesses its sympathies entirely with
Greeley as a ticw.-paper man.
The Post deelares such fl igrant red ic
tio d ab.-urdum wiil Isrceiy le idto bring
'out an aharidomni nt of a hystem
where by ihn. people d" Ameriea have
s long tieen deo'ived of all real choice
for iluir pre ident.
Tbe Tvlegrapli -tyles Greeley a politi
cal wetber-cock, and say as a democrat
supported by the south he is endeavor
ing to unseat the general who saved the
union.
'lhe Standard thinks GrcHey would
not be an eligible- candidate were it not
for bis electioneering strength. He is
not hs honest as a partisan can be, and
si ows occasional glimpses of rouh good
Pens; but he is violent in desperation,
without regular education and devoid
of experience in the administration of
public KfTair. In fact, he is a respectable
yeornan of tho last generation. Alto
gether Greeley b inferior to Adams, h
i not inferior to Grant. We
do tr't believe, if'he is elected his sub
ordinates wiil be appointed from the Tri
bune c.fEce.
New York, July 12.
Abut two hundred Orangemen
peaceuiy parmieu io-ua, aecompjinciA
by tweive hundred pol:ec
B. Gratz Brown returned from .New
Haven this monirig
Si eoinl Dp .tch to the Cincinnati (iaietle.
New York, July 9.
There is trouble among the magnates
at the Greeiey head'joirters in this city,
and pome of them threateti to resign.
(Jreeley reeieves a large number of letters
d.i!y, Rnd personally answers most of
them, whether he knows the writers or
not. He receives numerous applications
for office, an I all sorts of propositions
tij secure the support of the writers,
and Greelev sends encourneing an-wers
to
them. His managers complain bit
terlvof this, and some of them sv they Grace GrccnwooJ has found in Cali
will resign unless he turns his letters -. . .
over to rhe. cm.mittee to be dealt withj wh0 " giibrly spir
lty.L i LA;" original character! aa e?th5S,
.ta) . A ur n" , . ' "
letter to Greeley and get an au-wer,
. i . t .ii i . i , '
anu we snail very simm u in irieiuie
of the worst kind if he keen? it ur. Yes
terday a fellow nobody ever
i i ni-JC
wrote to Greelty that he could influence
a large German vote, and dreeley at
or.o" leolis-d. making au apointuieut for
the. fellow to meet him."
C'nicngo, July 13.
Field, Loiter & Co , leased old loca
tion in the burnt district and i!l return.
1'ho fact is destined to ex rcise grea
influence on the value of surrounding
property.
Wasl.inyton. July 13.
The Postmaster General h;ti ordered
the extension of mail service on the
Burlington it Missouri River Railroad
trom Harvard to Lowell, Nebraska, com
mencing the first if August.
Geneva, July 15.
The board of arbitrators convened at
tw. o'clock this afternoon and continued
in session till "Mir. The members agnia
tbat absolute sccre.-y should bi maintain
ed as to thtir proceedings. The first
subject under di-cusion will be the
principle enunciated by the treaty of
Washington.
New York, July 15.
An immense conconurse of people
were waiting the teturn of the jury this
morning. Stokes and his counsel looked
rather cheerfa . When the jury entered
the foreman announced they could come
to no agreement. The judge thereupon
di-charged them, and Stokes was taken
back to the Toombs.
Gratz Drown, though able to be out,
is t;ot yet fully recovered.
The Herald's letters from Stanley,
civing a history of his meeting with Dr.
Livingstone, and the latter's account of
Ins exploration, say the Cnsmbeir is the
headwaters of the Nile. Tbe stories the
Doctor tells of two countries through
which tbe great river runs, read like a
fable. He tells of ivo y leing ro cheap
and plenty as to. be vised for door-posts :
of skillful msnufacture, fine eraas, cloth
rivalling that of India, and of a people
nearly white, and of great beauty, whore
he suppo-cs to be descendants of the an
cient Egyptians.
Washington, July 15.
Red Cloud has w. itten a letter to the
northern Sioux, saying he will war no
more with the whites, and urging them
to adopt the same course.
St. Louis, .July 16.
Senator Schurz has arrived at home
It is understood be will make his open
ing campaign speech hero on Monday
night.
Grand Island. Neb., July 15
A man by the? name of II. M. list
ings, lato of Garden Grove, Ici'.ur
county, Iowa, waa murdered at this
place last night.
Rochester, July 16.
Tha republican mass meeting was
extremely large. Judgfl Oeoigt W.
IUwsod, presided. Stewart L. VK)d
ford made a brilliant speech in vin lion
tion of the character of Grant. Judge
Tourjee also delivered a (during address.
Rle"ign."N. (J., July 1C.
Tha con-iervative ratiSotion mas
meeting here to dy tm largely attend
ed. Speech were made by Senator
Doolitlle aud Tipton, ex -Senator Miller,
of Georgia. Col. Joseph J Davis, and
others.
i m m m -
Albany, July 1(5.
The trial of Twsed oommeneed today
in the Supreme court. His counsel arc
David Dudley Field, John Graham, anil
five others. For the prosecution aro
('has. O'Connor, Samuel J. Tilden, and
Pcckham. The court will hear argu
ments iu the Tweed and Couaolly case.-
together.
New York, July 1C,
Tho grand jury in general scu-ion have
indicted Robert L. Crawford, tiotber-in
law of Vanderbiit, fur shooting detec
tive Hender.-on.
Gen. Porter is shortly to make pub
lic a list ofdeujocrats who are oing to
stump for Grant.
It is believed that the district attor
ney, with whom matters in ueh cases
rest, will refuse to allow Stokes to be
bailed; also that the next trial will bo
held in eouie other county probably
Saratoga.
THjiATKET
NEW YORK, July, 10. 1872.
Money Knsy at 2(3-3
Gold Dull at 14(2 15
Governments Strong
CHICAGO, Ju'y 1C. 1872.
Cattle Choice $5 2r5 8.5
Good,
.. (4 00(0-4 25
...f3 9r)(a4 20
.'..$1 25(31 20
4iC.41 i
Hogs Live,
F.our Very dull ..
W heat Weak .....
Corn Less active, ,
Bacon unchanged
Wo A-Quiet, r
A traveler who has been there gives
tbe following schedule of hotel prices at
Niagara Falls :
To lie down one night $1; to sit up
one night $1; to eat $1; to stand fifteen
minutes with back to stove, 60 cents; to
go where iherejs a stove, 25 cents; to
sl ave as a stranger 25 cents; to shave as
a citizen. 15 cents; half-solinx shoes t;
gin anl milk 25 cents; plain gin 30 cts;
plain wash 10 cents; with so;ip, 15 cents:
with soup and towel, 20 cents; to look
out of the win low, 10 cents; three looks
out of the window for a quarter. If you
have ll your I Bi g gc in your coat poc
ket tbe porterage is 50 cents; but it is a
good thing to know if you only stop one
d-ty the porterage is paid fur the season.
NSW DRUG STORE,
WLEPINO WATTB, BtliB.
T DEALER in Droic?. Melicints. Pain tn. !',
I .' Varui-h, 1 vrtuiuery
bt-vUoi.ary, ntifnp(
wlritf
Cigars and Tob:iceo.
"Potatoes!
' cried a darkey peddler'
'll..tK .1.. 1... :
i Richmond.
tracts de whole neighborhood," came
tiuou uiii j di:.ci.i UIA
... . ... -
.OU) a colore'I woman in a door-way,
You kin hear me, kin yon ?" "Heai
1 kin hear you a mile." "Tank
Hear
5Tou a mile. Tank?
kd for dat I'sc holrowin' to be heard.
noes.
The London correspondent of tho lid
it New Letter states that the execu
rs of Miss Reed, the eccentric old lady
10 left the money to the Rrompton
n3umptivo Hospital, mado nn insnec-
5n of the house in which the had lived
id died. On opening one room, which
id a always been kept carefully locked
, it was found to contain a collection of
mnets, in the fashions of the last fifty
ars or more, two or three tor every
Jar, in all various degrees of decay.
ttic mountamccr, a good r dor, c ruber,
,, . . T , - i
nd shot. In rough 1 osemite costume.
he explores the heights and gorges ;
list lmrta ltA W.n M a 1 I
uctr, iijo i.jx, me narc,
-Jjti
PAINT I
PAIXT ! !
P A I U T I I
f 9
P A 1 H T ! !
PAIXT ! !
PAINT I
VOW is th time to l a'at your houses. For
i the N'hXT
Hays
I will rffisr spo.rial inilueement on Strictly
Pure Wbee l.cal. Having dipjiopcl of n
half. -rf'f. Ii. Neiu Jt C'.'x Pt.-iclly l-ure
wnite Ie.vi. inanul t ;r-.i nt i'ittpburir. J'b..
deeidcily the vriy hxt Ira'i in th market;
the remaining half ton ill be sola
Cheap for Cash.
8IRtCTLT Fl'ltR
DHUG3 AD r.IECICINES.
rerrnmprie". Toilet Article'. Brushes. Combe.
Kcive., P.iiTj. L - in 4 Mini Lamp
Guod, 1'rui Cutis. Lubri
caun g Oils,
Coal oil, .
AC.
A t
the
lowest
Pokh i I) 1 e
Figure ; all the lending
Patent .Medicines of the cluy.
FCl difTerent preparation of Tilden A Co.'s
-'"' Fluid Extrat'tn; lso tLeir make nf Elixir's
Pill?. Jfi.. to whi h the attention of the Medi
cal 1 rateririty is inviied; Brown's .'hlurluni, a
powerful eeoiiorizer ami di-iiituctant. perteclly
pmIo in the ha f any one no l.-uiiily elmul l
bo Hith'iut it daring lhe m.rra eeafou. lionds
sold to eouutry rr .Tchaiit.-i aud doctors at Chi
cago prices, freiht ad'led. 1'ure wine arid
LiiU rs expres-ly tor lhe sick, a ppeciulily.
AU or tcri and j.rcicrii iiorig receive iuniiodiaLe
attention.
Db.O. B. CHAPMAN,
Irug?'t and Ar-otnerary.
rjsttrxnouth, JSelrak.
F. 0. Box. 730".