THE HERALD,
Horace Greeley Declines tho
Invitation to Vinxl Chi
cago. Published every Thursday at
PLATTSMOUTH. ASK
Office Corner 1W alt nudSfeondSlrect
Second Story.
South Carolina Elections;
TERMS; $2.00 a Year;
flFFTHTA L PAPER OF TUK
J. A. MACMURPHY, Editor.
PERSEVERANCE CONQUERS."
CITY AND COUNTY.
Fire in Cincinnati;
1
4i rnA j AK MAM y n
Tertrs, in Advance.
On upr. on year
Oae aopy, fix months .
On pt. hr "tonttis
83-r
ATTORNEYS
" WAROTTRTf. SMITH & STARDIRP At
i I t Tneya at I .. Hra-ti'-e in Mil tlie -..!ir r
fthi -rat. Spei"' etfention given to conec
ti-naid mul'i'i'nfPrnt.vi
Office over the Post Offi- e. Pl.-ituraouth. Neb
TinT .t- Wll EFL.RR- Atton ye a Lnw. Sne-
1 rial att-ntii-.. giv: h t probate tiin-
xml laml title mries. m"e in ino .iirnhmc
Block. Main Street. Plattmnouth. Nebraska,
AXWK1.L
CIM M N-At'or-rr
j I Law and
Ui;nilnr in P-lnwrt. Plt-
month.
Nebraska. Office in FilraM'Blo-k
" r It. TfEESK. Attorni'T t T. Office
-il on Mn tret. ov.r Chawn in Dmr
tfr. Special attention rriveo to collection
r claim.
IM1YST0TXNS.
RR. LIVI V'HTOV. Phvi-ii and Snr
feon. tenders hi professional srvtse
th cit'n of On county. RiJiiesmtn. at
eornerof Oak aadsixth streets: oi on le rt
etreeU one door went ol LymanV Lumber 1 ard.
Vlattsraou'.b. Neb.
J.
W. R4.WLINS. Surireon ant PhvuWan
Late a ourawon-in-Ohief of the Ar'nv o
the Potomac, l'latf .n-.uth. Nebrkv. 0"i-t
fet O. F. Johnson' Dru Store Main street.
trpoite Clark a Plumraer.
IHEL PAIVE O-nrnl Tp""- Aa-nt
Retren p h mt reliable Ooui
aai in 'be TTnited State
ffice with It a J: P ock in pit7reralit
Blo. k fi --
INSURANCE.
"W'HEKLKR ABEXi-:TT-K?il Etate and
Tax Paying Aiccnt?, N u ria Public. Fire
and Life Insurance Agcuts. Pii-tu.nouth. Xeb
raska. 4tt
lOTKLS
BROOKS IIOUSR
JOHN FITZGERALD Proprietor
Main Street, Between 5th and (Hh St.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOK BOOKS XEHU BY ALL
The beet booUs published on the IIoRsk itd
the Cow. I iernl terini. Mon-y trade r-i i l
ly b- AftetiH sellins itiee bo .ks. 6enJ tor
lrcularc.
PORTER Jt COATES. Pubiiher.
PL:U iciphU. Pa.
Fine Art
Photoranhs. Ambrotyohs and copiet
from l 1 p'ict'ir?.i. plxin ur oil ire-1. eithsr to
ink. water or oil. All ork neatly executed
and warrated to irive it:sfitioi.
. V. LIMN AKD Artist.
lOdtf Main St.. Plattamouih.
PHILADELPHIA STORE.
DEALEBS IN
Fancy Dry Goods, Notions.
Iadies Farni&hing' Goods
Largest, Chenpet, nn.I Best Aorto'i
Stock in the fity.
Jto5"Store on Main. hotwon 4 1 f ami 5tli
ftrect". IMtttfiioutL, Nebrar-k.
dlC wIG.iiwtf
To A TrRTIl!' A 11 person who eoniera
J'a;e makirr contracts with ncwpnperyfor th
iiiiertion ol" Advertisements should tend to
eo. f. gowell go.
for a Circular, or inclog2!i cent for th!:r One
bnnlrcd ':me IVmphlet. conaininit l-iis of
.t'KJ Newspapers and estimates. !ioin the
tit of advert a'Mmanr ns-fui hiu? toad-
verti.ers. and oiiie account of the exiTiericei
it mn who are kn.'wti ssuccess;ul adv-rrii-r.
This firm are proprietors ot the American
NewspMper Advertising Agency.
4 ark gow JJ. y.
Hi! are po.-e.sed of nrequilel facilities for
f ecurinc the insertion of advert i-etueotn in all
Nw?pper ud PuriodictfU at lc west rat' .
Xelrn ska (Jity
General Agent Dep't Northwest. I
Union Central. Lifa--:
iriTSURAISCS CO
Ot Cincitnatt Ohio,
J.H.PRESSOH.
JoIylyJ.twtf
Leesl Agent
gTMERCHANT TAILOR
Is in leceipt of the Enck and
BEST ASSORTMENT
Of Casfiniere'. C!oth, Vestings ic.
ever brought to the ( ity. which
I will make up in the
Jyite-t styles.
T?TPleas call and exanine."St
VhiftMiiouth. April IS, 1872.
dlfi di-rtf.
PLATTSnOl'TH MILL.
C. IIKlShL.Pronrietor.Having recently beer
repuired anii placed in thorough runninr nne
tilO.iKO Bushrls of V.'bcnt wal' irnmp-t istrl j
Kt which the hiabeet market ri ill h ii
Omaha Garble Works.
M. J, FEENAN,
Manufc'nrer and DeaUr in
TAUl'A JIKKIs'AX iMItni.C.
3io.M'.n: in, iikihio t:si.
.flnntles Sc. f'nruitttre
iTlnrble.
For specimen of workman-hip refer
to uiith'f and Yallcry's imnia
tneuts in Platt-iuouth Cetu
etary. The 1 at-onag f Cies County U respectfu'ly
iolfcited. dW-w2r-Cui
AlJslrnc's of T 1
'J
nE X'MKKI !VL SV.-rE.l. ice best
use. For descripf re t't eul-r
tress.
AOHiiS, UL.aCvM III A tX)
rut
Volume 8.
TIic Gli cap est.
E. J, METTEBR,
ilill be found at hi oH stand on Man St.
)) wriicbc wnl hr (ilc red to tee bid lor
nit cadtumeia and menus.
Me has a large an I good assortment of farm
11 uiachiuery bucn as tua
r The Marsh harveter. a rearer thnt tw JO
1 emi c.it Hil t b ' n i tn ' rturi-a ner Jv
one mau to drive, an 1 the binerj can worn .
tuetuatie.
Arilbirnnd Stndnbaker VTaions. rbam
i I pion Reaper .t Vowe- Ma'f'.lloa I'hra-h-
er. an Itu "a'o I i t thr sbcr, and
KxceUior
Reaper aud Mower it.
P. J. METTEER.
Main Street. Piatt JSionth. Neb.
L. S Blaik, Traveling Aect.
Feb. 29 wtf.
FARMER'S EXCHANGE.
12 r. Hoover,
L 0 Via VI LL L XEB
Keeps enitut!y o haal ail atapl . article
f aeh
Coffee
Bugar, t :
Tobacco,
Mo1!e,
Dry Goods
TJrtotis ari'l Fhies. Ac,
In fact errv thinir un'ally kept ! a ti ty
tore. wl"ich wll ie sold on rn ill profit, for
ash. illl kinds of rroduoe takeD in exthnHKe
for jcoo it aud
Highest Market Price riven in ct-h
19-w for Uraiu.
DOANE COLLEGE.
ThflPrppnratory Dpnrttnent,
Rev. X. 15 Pcrr-
(Recently of Yale Collerej
PKIXCIPAL
will open
September 3d, 1872.
Board an J Tuition at low ratea. Apply
to
CIIAS. LITTLE.
Chairman of Tru-tee, Cret Net.
n2i u.lm . .
NEW DRUG STORE,
rVET.riNO WATER, N'r B.
Jj. JFXZ'F'Z Kit.
rEVLE1 in frusc'. feliin. Paints. i!s
1 ' V ari:ih. Pe
C-a-Mrs and fob .ee.. wl,i:
ii'uerv.. SU lOuarr. .Noli'.nn I
ltat:tmnaui.Ii
ACADEMY!!
Cam.-nsnces July fat 872.
Chicago Arm, PlaHnateuth. Cas eesaty.
Mevraska.
Prof. Adolphe d'AIIeaiand, Prnrietoi
and i'rincipil,
Vhn
Jos. Sciilater.
STAPLlaUKD III 1S61.
HKM.Iilt IN
IVATCEIF.S. CI-OrK.N
JEWELRY
SILVER ANH PHTEI) fftRK.
UOT.n-PKXS SPCTAfLES,
VIOLIN STKtXOS VXD
FAXCY tl.OU3.
Watches. doct:uid Jewelry repaired neatt
in(t with lisoHtch.
wUeuved to opposite Platte Valley IIi se
Mian street. oov. low
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK,
OF PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA.
ICCB30R 10.
Tootle, Hanna St Clark.
JoHS FlTZGKBA'.n.
frrmident.
Jori R. Cl. K.
t'usAter,
c.
ll. Pmi-t..
T. W. Ev .
A't t'nn'e'
This Pank is now .loon forbu"5oes' nt theii
new ro,tii. orn-r Mma d Sixth streets, and
are prepared to lr;inset a ceoeral
Banking Business. .
Stocks, Eot.d.
Uuld. Qorernroent
and Local
ecurities
Kought and
old. Deposits
Received and
Interest allowel
U.i time
CVrtifi-ates
I'rans orawn. arniTable in anv part ol tb
rnitf l St ..t oh and in all the principal towns
tea Hues vl fcurope.
on Tin: cel e n r a t e h
x m mum Xsiigs,
AND
OF STEAMER S.
Persons b'-ing to bria? cut their fricn le from
Europe can puxche tickets fr on us tkreuib
(For th Herald )
There wm a o -n I of rcre'ry by nivht.
And "lut sinouth'-n'aus had ra hered here
M r bum ners and her chivalry, a d b (gut
The lamps sMove o -r lut b y i q I hr i.'e men
A t o iin 1 hs r s but happily; nd when
Mi si rore with v luptio is swe'I.
Bright ryes locked merry to eye w ituh (pake
again.
And all w- nt merry as a msrrTage ell :
But hush! hark! a loud toun rtrikea like
riaii:g ncll !
Did ye not hear it ? No : t'was but the wind.
Or the car att'intf u'er tb . story s reet ;
On with the insnicl let jo v be ineoufio-d: :
No sleep till morn, when youth and picture
meat
To chase the glowinr hours with flyinr feet-
Hut. hdrk!. that heavy uuud break in occe
more.
As if the c'ou 1 its echo wcu'd repeat.
Aud nearer, clcartr. ftro- rer than b-P re
Come I come! it u it i the elections opening
roar!
Ah ! then h.- d there wa hurrying to an 1 fio.
An J gttuertng fe,ir, and ireab mg of li-tre s
And -jheekall r Ie. wbic'i. but an hour aeo
Would blush at the praise of their own loreli
ne ;
! And tbefe waa sudden pir ings. such as press
Strange tuoughts withiu one's mind, anu tear-
lu oa hi
Whi h ne'er might be repe ted who coul
guesii ,
Jf ever mors shoul I meet thos lirantite fe.
I S;nce upon aitf.it ao sweet luey tueet tucii aw u:
WOt'.
Ai.d there was trampirr in hot haste :
The fl shing ughiain?. the clasuiug istrumen
the operator.
Wect writing on witt impetuon. spce t.
While twiiny thronged t e men around the
bar ;
And the Grant band ent pea on pea! afar.
And nc.irtr. wehar the b at ot ihe.r Jruun
Kinsiur up the citizens ere the inorni .g star ;
While thr uhouMae iler.i' ith ler or dumb
And waiserin w pi w.nta lipi -Vo'tr 1 -st
All repuoln'au 'i to oud.'lh jy coma.
Last noon be'ieM them ( 1 of lusty life.
Last ev e in pleasures cir. It proudly K-J'.
I The mi luikh' ,ra jght the igj i. souad ot strife.
The morn thst the reuoiiuaus bd' g liacd ihs
day
By voting in soli i phalanx all array;
The sio m vlud closed o'er it. whi. h. show
when rent
Shew meu thats blue, "judging from what they
sa,y
And money lost that they eould better use
Thau betting oe an clecJiou they sure to l'-se.
L. M. .
The Omaha Hc'ilti ti.m j u.io i out t lie
Yo l curd, the L'utitiiimliaiu card, ana
A. Ij. ur ;wn s very tuode.t lettei.
Couldn't it fro one step further iu do
ociu-y and ood tuaiiiier.-i, and for tu
akts nt the credit of W diate, lu:h it
has djiiiagcd ciiongo, ji.-t take out the
iiiictiuook Cauaid. ' it keeps t-tand ni?
there? JuSged ty the icsuit in otiiei
canes, no one tieiieycs it, aud no one ha
ever llllcd the pL-iuiui). It l.-t oiily u
standing iiioiiuiuc-nt to the fo.ly of the
editor of the tlcrull, auJ huria no one
in this ttate, iucii notice.-uo lailnr
rtuc,"",s U3 aon.au iu an uniavoiauie
.1 . i : . . ... ....
hht, but then the editor of the litmhi
ha.- al.vays b-. ;o ied t the rulo or rum
part.), auJ Joa'l mind that fact.
Th'. man wiio ehc-t-tae printer
Oul kI usiiiKiei-eu..
1.1 t.evei leaeu .tie heavenly
Wbaeu a 1.1 yau w.nu
; ; -1'" '
lie will not g.iin a Jinitt.-tnce there, ..
UMi'i i.a u'il lit- ufiveii,
Au m i-1 e tu luti his time away
Ou.s.ue (be Wiuls oi ht-avo.
V ith- ut a man to greet him,
'ich ut a p.bas ut rin. '
The liapp lm- ti.ui ue wiii reap
, n i'l ua aiaiigu.y niu.
He'll have to c it the thistle
Oi s.jiidw ai.d legret.
iie'il have t ouca ur. uud right smart
W ill cumciiuvii, "luu oe. t"
Ii. Txtntm. ;
Mr. Dan. Paruielen says', he never
to! I John W. Dougherty thithe hid o
give K K. Cuntiiiijtliuiaa $3,000, and j.
W. Dougherty say jmliet-'y, that hu
never told A. J Urown, tha: Paraieiee
aiJ lie pivo Cunningham ?3.000, or
i.ny other mu. unl 111. u cover the i-aid
)ug!icrty ayd that he imver poku to
V L. Brown ab-mt it, nor about any
other imtter of tike kind, but that A. L.
Br wn di I on.re b"for unler a fotim-t
SurvcyorGcner jI offer iu plain Kng'i: h
to fff tha ai Uouiherty a contract.
llows iht for a purity in.tu? A letter
fiom Parnielcc will appear in to mor
row S UtRALD.
It'ajur head wh- a.fore as the Omaha
Iltrnlil man's is, we would buy a planter,
an l 1 orrow an oM anv or two trout
"Rob" or some of them and cover it up
fr ui human eve?. '"Pride fot'th before
left ruction and a haughty spirit before
a tail. .
The Omaha ll-mlil has pot a new
nam -.for all th; jn'ople in tbi- tate
:h.it-d riot hippeii 10 atree with tlie
Ouiah 1 IJrrtthl. It is new and orieina!
No one ev r heard it I efore. Yon all
know Miller i-; original. la-t epi
thet for a inaj rity of th; people in tbi
State, is ''shrsters." Ncbia-k-ms, He
t 1 a x
puou ans, i.-inocruts that wont tat
crow, you ate "shysters" rosays G.anny
Mi ler.
A Story is fold of a I Mvt-uport boy
who twu vtars et was given ten cent-,
hicb be inw-Jed in 111 it. lies. nnd oU
!t rvf.ii'. hh 1 reinvested tlie .roci--fd-i in
tral, nnil to nv is worth otic thou-aii'
otio huuilrcd and Grty dollars, all made
in .0lt Ituat'' r:nj f Kill feinvtlts".
I? 7.3 jLZ3 YST.
The Omaha ilrmhl trie t" pnbn its
own iiiiqnirie.s ff on ibe people of Ne-lua-ka.
It tells them to go lie, steal,
swindle and cheat all they like, it is their
trade, and by their vote they eeu to
like it. if., &c. The people of this
S a?e will tin loubfedly thank the Herald
f r it, poo 1 opin'on. no doubt.
We pity it vain, boasting editor, for
his downfall is great. lie js rxcu-able
. in letting off a little surp'ui tile over
I etUOUOGeV
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
D. S. rame!e's Letter.
A 53:i Chases for ansthsr Libel Suit.
E. E funinfih'tin Surveyor General
Dear rlK : flavmu een in the Edi
torial columns of the Oaring Ilrrnhl wha
piirptirt." to be statement of Alfred I.
lrown relatinc to the Mirvej inj: contract
of John W. Dtuifherty and uiyelf, I
wih a Minpltt a--t of justice to yonr
If. an i ns t to Mr. I) itiiib'Tfy. to tate
I obtained the contract in question upon
my poronal applicttion at the offic ;
thit I have dune o before, in year par.
f vonr-ejfm l predecessor in oflr-e. I
also sta'o mo-t rntfih itic tlty, that there
wa never on any occasion any .st i jul;
non, or any ftrui'in-i made ol me for any
money on a contract nor did I ever pay
any auiAn.it. not. one tartlin.'. nor three
thou -arid dollar-, or any other Mini, nor
1 I believe Mr. Dauuherty ever told
... ?
ny one o I rriratrit-a ironi notii-ini:
his during the State political canvars
f-Mrinir my motives mirlit be nn-con-
trind ; now bowcvr. no charire oftlii-
b5n!j an election d dire c:m be maintain
ed and you are at liberty to make such
oe of this as you mc proper.
Kespectlully,
I). S. Parmelee.
Omaha, October 5:h, 1S".
CUNNINGHAM S
FOOL
VS. BROWN S
FOOL.
We did not intend to na.r anything
more on this -ubject, but the letter, oi
Mr. Parmelee ul the letter of Mr
I.Uaherij', which will appear, a e such
a plain Ptr-ji;ht forward refutation of
he (3 11 iht lli-r-ill s charee- aju'nst
en Cunnincham that we think ja-tn-e
leman Is that, wu ehoiw i publi-h the
atue, and also bi-ciu-e the the eatd llr
ftttt h- Joriti its;if t!i i honor to call 11
. J r . ....
I rriiinavv--e wc d.iuhted its worii
cAu-iness, we propose 10
bu-ines.s of Doctot
1 'cave it to our
other we ha 1 anv
, even if he told the
S or who has been the
matter.
Vs SEE
. .
atupaigit ant win the
undo
intentioi not to retorm
he urveyn :n this sra'c, but to i'ljur.
Iit party, tbi" D ictor Miller -tafed thr
li.i 'M-lieve 1 both K . Ilitchuock 'and
E. (Jutininnhaiu sold contracts for
1 i 1 -
money, lie Ktppen tjr-n. ijivincstone.
you M'f, who is a Liberal, and Went
back to Hitchcock.- time, that is why
we arfirtn he did it for political effect
and not to purily the surveys. ell.
we a-ked biiu to prove it or show us
oiiic rea-011 for his charges, and after u
uri at deal of sparruni Dr. Mi'Ier pub
his A L Brown'j letter which iay.-
ihat Mr. Brown kno Miller's charges
4?ain-t Hitchcock aud Cunuinhaui to
e tiue How d es he know it? We
asked tim and again that cither Miller
or Brown hiuM give us names of Depu
ties, tint's and place?, or amount of
money paid.
The Mer-ilil d;d neither, but kept it-
J. ..a
na.-tv, duty little cam acam-t tiie.-e men
taudiug without any proof whitev r
aud for all the world to rea l and ja-lge
Nebraska by.
At lat when forced into a tiht place
by the open and Mpiare denial and d. li
ance ot G -ii. Cu'iitiuuhim in the Court
(Ioue at Plati.-inouth, the O.inha Her-
iJ comes out with thi.s
RICH AND RACY DEVELOPMENT
Af'er a singul-ir, bt chara:teri-t 10 apt 1-
ooj- that he ha- no per-.nal ho-tiiny to
(en. C uutuiicham he sav.-: He (Lun-
iiioubam 1 -ii It now have the tact a.- it
came to ti. from the bps ot Mi. Aifrtil
J.. Brown, lai chief clerk in the ur
veyor Uerieiai'.- othce. M.r. lirowu to.d
the Editor of lhi japer. in the ie.--ence
oi' Dr. John Black aud Gen Li-
niL'toiie, of I 'latt.-iiiuuth, that in June,
1872. .lohn . Dauyheiiy, a deputy
EMirvejor was requireo by surveyor
CuuuingtiHiu as a condrion ot his re
ceiving what i known a- a double con
tract for surveying, that I). W. Panne
lee -h u-d be his-traw paiiner, who wa-
to have one hiif the tro-s aoioinit ot
the find contract- tho unl of $3 tRM)
which went into the pi-r.-i mi tiocktt ol
Geti. Cuiiiiiniilnui. Mr A. L. Brown
tod the "Ed 1 or of flu- iapr ihai. Mr.
la'Ji:l,eriy m told l.im aui Mi. Brown
dec'ared h was ready to ui-tko oath to
tl.lf Ktateinent.
Willi pitable attempt at e-ubiir crow
this tat'arit hoa-ter, who his kept an
iu-uitinj aud au until inly card l.i hi- pi
ter all Mtmiuei1, whuic : "W- neither
alii rin nop deny the tru'h of this -tate-uieiit.
but bav.ntr tnliuiiicd coi.fi deuce
in Mr. Brown, we do not doubt the
truth of it."
ANOTt R MHEL tuiT.
There are one or two points in thi
nii.-eiaMe, illogical rambling Matement
we propo-e to tins ice and Wc will begin
at the bottom Mtid go up.
In tie firs' p'aceyou did affirm it once.
Do you remember anything like tliis :
A Strait Azstts? to a SixaiY, Cuestiso.
llefertiug to the HemlJ, Mr. E. E.
Cunningham! Plattm.mdi pajertt-ks:
"When did it ever tell ihe tru Ii?"
Tho reaily answer i, when it chanted
that Surveyor (ieueial Cunningham
stipulited i h h i:- r:ain U. S. .' S putv
.Surveyor to red rive, Iroui one-thud to
one-half the gro.-s amount ot a double
contract for surveying, a- a cou-plera
tion f.i- b-ttitig said contract. OutuK'i
Herald Sept. Wh.
Thank you. rir! We hare got you at
last. For onco J'ou have answered
question, by makiog a p'ain, straight for
ward statement. Ho v do you feel? b
there a comet coming, or what is about
4 to bP.pea ? Xtb. LLvaW.
on J 1 j
v2 fa
b Jt
Thursday, Octobs- 24, 1872.
Yes. Sir, Doctor Geo. L. Miller, you
affirmed that this statement was so and
on that same "8ih day of September you
b.id your-elf open for another LIBEL
SUIT, and you iu ay pet it yt t.
Now. on what authority di 1 you make
this charge? Wh-n driven to th wall,
you give A L. firoiai, who told you
that ' Dituyhrttif told him that J'-irni'lee
toll h im that ( "iifiTi'nul'.a u aked $3000
fo: a contract, an) not if.
What are the facts? Brown stands
impeached, convicted of a crime, and it
can be proven. Pai melee say. he never
told Daugherty so see his letter which
heads this article and Daucherty .'ays
he never told Brown t-o, ud both wi'd
swear to it if necessary, and vet Geo. L.
Miller, you hae never yet had tho man
liness to apo,loii-e to Gen. Cunningham,
nor to the people for a card which was a
sta'ndimr oi-grHce to the ciriien-. of this
State, if true, and a burning disgrace to
vnii if false.
One thin.z more: Look at the cluru-
t
-ine-s ot tlie tale on wnicn you nave
abused both tbe-e men. Brown ray-
that Daugherty was to give Pann-'lce
$3000 to be a striw partner, which Par-mel.-e
was to trive to Cunriinjthaui for
no'hing, and furni-h one-half the sur
veyinjr o'utfir. Does it look sen-ible.
does it look rea onable ?. Is D m Par
melee around givinur aw iy $3')!)0 to folk.
for there is no con-truction that can be
put upon the word, but that Parmelee
cave Cnnninchaiu $3000 for nothing,
j mi furni-hed tho surveying outfit for
his friend D lunherty for nothing.
Woul-I he do tbi". does any man in the
nineteenth century believe it?
And this brimrs us around to the way
Doctor Miller gett hid information and
the
FOOL BUSINESS.
For a man as old as the editor of the
Oonha erifly aiid who has been in
public hu-ine-s as Imnr h will jinhli-Ii
the I igg-'st yarn from the silliest s urcc,
of any man we ever knew. Look hi
ibe Hitebeoik charge, and the nntentpo ;
ihe authority, Adams and Tennent !(?)
Look at tbi- ihiug Brown to d hiiu that
Smith told hitu that Jones told that m-and-so
was a raseal. If we hail a ten
year old boy that hadn't mote scn-e
than to make a crave charge against any
man of any standing, without better u
thoiity than that, we would spank him
bine and put hi tubed, a.T:d that oucht
to be done with Miller- He is not fi' to
dit a paper; for the credit of the State
he ought to be -u.-peiided from iheedito
iitl stool and er.t to school to Wuitelaw
Beid or Old Horace, awhile.
Now, Doctor, while you went to Tom.
Dick and Harry for your ch tujr, w
Went straight to i 1 1 1 irters, to C
niiighaiu, for the rrfaVttim, unl looko.4
l.im xpiare iu the face as w a-ke 1 hiiu
coiiceriiiug the truth of this charge.
Ve got an honest look bck, and the
firm reply, "It is a lie, and I dire Miller
to prove it" You hive piw-tfed if by
Brown, impeached hj' Parmelee and by
Dougheitx like the Frenchman kept
Tavern. over the letc H c miv oe
Cunnii.ghaiii's foul, but it lo ks In u
decidedly asif jou were Bhown's Fool
or else h cencral L well, ncv. r
lain I about that nrw.
S71T7.
The 'Tittle concern' down at PI it t
luouth ha- fairly whipjied the big bloi
a to arid brag cart U at O uiha. "Hitch
cock'.- Plu't-'inourh paper" ha- to u-e
its own expressive terms "waMopoed '
the mighty editor of the Om ilia Hcml.l.
"Cuuiiinchaui'n Plattsmouth paper"
ti.iing suiey. d the ground, and diawu
a standard line of light, to which the
Ihrttltt loin cohM furui-h no parallel,
not having a compass that poiu'cd to
ibe polar Mar of truth in his olHuc, the
littie concern" has fairly run ibu A;
JrniKt mtu a corner, and proved to the
woill that it-se litor's sore headed skud
is not as good as an old buffalo's even.
The "little concern" now exhibits the
ptive 111 chains, not a hnlc ot winch
but goes to prove that the great Ameri
can bole and corner hutuer, of the
Omaha iemld, is Mjuarelj- beaten at bis
own came, with his own weapon-, and
iu a Hi: lit of his own making.
SuiKy, wire and pouting, lie re-orts to
b ubhering charges agaiu.-t the ji-ip'e
of tbi State, in ji-criumiately, ana"
hont-, old woman like, "we told you
,. -i. .1.11
so, nt t at rent ion was pata to ine noie
i.unter n warning;.
Wc need not go to his newspaper to
dud that out- He scold.-, hke an oid
shrew, un a we sugc.-t to the Journal
that "Deacon" is much too manly and
Chiir-tiaii a name to be u-ed in connec
tion wuh the sure headed editor. Giau
ny Miller will hereafter suit be:tr, and
comport with Mother Greeley more fit
tingly. They can chatter aud mumble
and scld together, after the 5th ot
November And now, old llrrnlti, a
yi'U have cut our ae pi aim mice and given
u- the go by on your exchange Ii- , c
hidyoualong farewell. Ue urcsaiiy
alt. nd that the placard in the B.ownvibe
procession w.ll prove true It read:
Here lie.- the body of Geo. L Miilet.
who died of ajfi'lmits on the brain, Oc
tober bib, I87"J." Peace, to his ashes !
Not man), years will elapse, certainly
le-t. than sixteen, before the new comers
in Nebraska will require an afS davit
fy..... .nnp f., Iving. Lilieial lx:for; they
will believ. th it eui'i a paper ortuo'i au
I ouiwjx ever eju&tcsi io tbi Saate,
Zi'.tj "BiscTitc.
A company of miners squittcd down
somewhere in California, and concluded
that one of their number mii-t act a
cook. They agreed to pay him fir hi
services On these terms John Smith
was willing to accept the. position ; but
he put in the further coninion thit the
nrst man who found fault with hi- cook
ing should take his place. Everything
passed off nicely for some time. But
after a while the cook got. tired of hi
place and he tried to get riJ of it. One
day when h was preparing a mcl he
made the bi-cits half flour aud half alt.
He tnen awaited the re.-ult W lien the
company sat d wn at the table, one of
the 111. who had bitten his biseuf, invol
nntarily exclaimed, "'Oh. Lord, but
t ho -bim4- at - d.t m oed ,'' but -he did
not speak any further, remembering that
the first one who found fault with the
coo it, had to take his place ; therefore
he continued his exclani tion, Oh,
Ijord. the bi-cuits are (It tuned nich."
The others concurred in this opinion.
And now the moral of the story. The
Democrats have Horace Gre'dev. He i
a salty bi-cuit. They shut their eyes,
cram him down, and sav. That is a
damned nice b scuit." .Michigan Jur
nal. As a sample of the style of letter
Stanley gives of Doctor Living-tone,
and not to be outdone by its contempo
raries, the New York Star tells wha. it
knows about the Doctor ? Ilearthe curi
ous words and things he writes about :
Ujiji, ox Lake Tanuanvki, 7
August l'o. I
Dkar Star: Since Stanley left me
I have tini-heii my line of telegraph to
ZitiZ bar. and send you the first message
over t tie wires. It will reach you via
Aden, Sui z. and Marseilles. Since
Stanl y left me have lived on the fai
of the land, and my "ruckle of boites"
h j ivetiated. I have traveled up to one
degree of south iatitude and seen wha
Herodotus. Ptolemy, N bu hadm rzai
.nd Pontiu- PiiHte did i.ot the
-ounvs of the While Nile. T ;ey an
precisely at I degree 13 initio is a id 31
-ediuds .-ouih atituile, and ate iu a pond
(i-d by mi in- rotis sprint-. The co-intty
is superb and full of wondrous anuni s
tu lles weighing; 1,400 pound- avoir
dupnis, allicati.rs tiO feet long, and fmc
d' ciiodiioii- siz t and gi!ity. i be
women a-e lovely. dark but c ui-!y '
as the daughters of JerU'ateiu. I'olvca
my prevails, aiid it cost- about $10 a
ear to support ne woman ir say In
per cent, off, $90 will maintain ten ot
the du-kv chainiers Chignons and
citnolines are not iu fa-hioti They bve
on fruit and berries, as Adatu and Eve
dot in the primal Eden, and sleep under
ihe "wafer shed, which is i00 nolo
long and will shelter thou-arids of the
brunette dirlings. Nature ciimps their
hair ; fig leave" are in bundan.-e but not
much 1 should have returned with
Stanley, but the attractions here are su
preme It ever I 00 return to evil r i
ion I w'll vi-it America, and my fir-t
ea.l will be at the Star, which twinkle-
for nil. David Li vims stone
No h dead stoip ny a loeg -hot
P. S. tJive my lore to young Ben
nett 1 tell him that in UJJI the hugs arc
noiuious in "z-, an t in quantity un
precedented, the largest being the hum
bug N. Ii Give my love to Louis N'o.
the friend of mv friend Stanley. Noe
uiu-t be h de-ctMidant of Noah, the man
who had a high old t ine in the aik
anionc beast.-, birds and reptile-.
P. S.pistr ThII Din of thn Sn,.
to cheri-h Noe, he is a truthful and
ukely boy. D L.
EA3SLS "a:;d CISS3 FCLSS.
Heie is what ihe Omaha Ilerahl
iliinks of the citizens of Nebraska
Gentlemen, cir jp.mis, don't 3011 feel
obliged to its editor for his opinion of
you :
The people were suppo-ed to favor
honest iidmnii-tratiou of the g oven -incut.
Not so. By their votes, they
have repeatedly declared that ihey re
in favor of di -honest adu.ini-iraioi.- of
the government. By the people we do no;
mean the ignorant rabb'e who float be
tween the panic- like drift-wood upon
lite currents of public opinion Keler
ence i- diiec ly 111 ote to thj "intelligent
yeomanry," of which d uiagogue- ile
light to prate a.s well as the commercial
cla-s".s. These are the men who cive
tVce scope and license to alventurers
and metceriaiies to rob aud steal.
Babble he docs hot mean you, ynu
are ignorant, not learned in deceit yet.
Farmers, he does mean you, he says
he doe-, "directly" uivan you. Mer
chants, he does mean you, he says "com
mcriial classes," and he -ays you jjive
"ftee scope and liccn-e to tnen to rob
aud steal. ' How do you think this will
look to the settler turning bis eyes Nc-bra-kaward?
Ail the fatuiers are ras
cal-, all tho merch nits are supporting
ra.-cals, aud the rest of the people are
ignorant rnfLte. And this is the paper
that is never personal ; that never
abuses men ex ept they are candidates.
Are all th yeoui inry (firmer-) of Ne
braska candidates, are ail ttie merchants?
and yet thi- immaculate sheet that i
going to cure everything fays you have
"repeatedly dcclatcd in favor of di ho
est government. 'Igumaiit tannic.
yeomanry, nn ich int-, oii are a very pa
tient people t: stand all thin; we think
you tu i-t tn virtuous ; pant-nee ana vir
tue geneia ly go together, ti'ir a-lvice
1-, don't let tho Oinahj llrrnl-l "rob"
or steal vour goo-i luiue irom you
;ny longer. Lt is an outrage uo people
-hould stand.
Said a prominent Democrat to us re
cently, "we give ihe Liberal Kepunli-cau-
a majority of all the odicesonths
ticket in order to hold their tretiaih.
and now see the re-u!t ; we are beaten
tar worse than ever bch.re. I tie tintli
is, our best Democrats have either left
u- disgusted, or wh it is wi.r.-e, will vote
for liriiii, and wilh .1 tew honorable ex
ception., a lot of soreheads hungry and
ca.-totf ll.-pub! can-, have fastened them-
-elves to u-. with ail th-;ir rottenne-s .
For one, I am sick of it. iJfair Timx,
South Carolina voted 00 the.lG'h,
and gives a Kpublican majority, dec
tclecraph.
Number 30.
j no ur.-i iiew-paper purui.-iieo in
.North America was the Uns'01 Ar
lifter, commeiiced 111 Aptil, 1704 bv
John Campbell. It was printtd by the
authority ot the lie ncers, ns a ha!f-heet
i.- 1 ti a
oi wnii was men caiiou pot paper a
large iz of lool.-c.ip. i hf paper was
printeil by Bartholomew Green. The
first plumber contained the Queen's
I Anmi -j speech to ooth. house ol Par
liament; some notice ot the attempt
:rer tne throne hv tho I'retpnnVr.
dames the Eighth of Scotland, who was
-ant to be -ending over popi-h mission
anes troin J-ninei; three paragraph- of
lomesjK intelligence ; tour items of rhip
new- trom l'hilalelphia, New YorK and
New London; nnd one ndverti-ement
b-. the editor. The paper was continued
ior fifteen j-ears, wepfcly, upon the half
sheet, of fbol-cap. without a rval on the
contiri'-nt. and continuallv lancui-hin?
fir want ofsupnorr. In 1719 the ditii-
tuade a great effort to en'arge his pnb
'ieation, starine that he was then thir
teen months behind the new- frnni Eu
rope, and to obviate the difficulty he re
solved to pnh'i-h vcry other week a
full -hcer of foolscap, thus enabling him
to brini down the foreign news to with
in five months of the date of his publica
tion. Mr. Gratz Brown, whose nam? has bc-
ceme familiar in connection with Mr.
N-t's pictures of Mr Greelev. and who
resides, we believe, somewhere in Mis
ouri, made a remark a few davs-ince
that Grant might possibly carry three
-rates Having already carried Maine.
Vermont, Ninth Carolina. Oregon.
Peim-vlvania. Indiana. Ohio, NVbra-ka.
V t. ,. .
ew ii imp-hire ant I onneeticut, will
Mr. Brown tie good enough to tell 11-
what other States an ncce-sary to make
uj) Grant's three Ex.
The boss we mean the editor a-kod
the other day for a short leave of ab
sijr.ee. Realizing what an overworked,
neglected mortal th editor is, we prom-i-cd
to attend to "biz " durinc his ab-
ence, and so on f uesdav morning, wiih
h e'ean paper collar, an-l a shine on h s
boots, railri'a 1 pa p- in liis pocket, and
1 titty cent piece fo defray p cidental x
ponses. he einr.aike'i on the morning
tian for Omaha. We tru-t an ever
watchful Pr. vidence will take care of
him. and his fifty cent piece, and grant
im a -ale return We don t know but
w the iievp. who writes this item
vill conc'u le to be absent for a short
tone afier he has looked over thin is-ue
of the llepulilican. West Point Re.
publican
CS3j;733-3 WasaSASaTrrS.
Judga Croun-e left for Salt Lake sil
ver nniies la-t Wednesday, where he.
E!ani Clark. J. P. Andrews aud others
arc interested. litair Tim.
Qcci
Since the cotuui'iiencenient of the
preent canipagin, the Republicans have
already gaitied seven'een Congressmen,
hs follow-: North Caro'ina, one; Indi
ana, three; Penn-yivania, twelve ; lrt-
it n. one. I he Democrats c nned one tn
Ohio, adding sixteen to ihe present
ni'joiity in (Jongresi It is e-timareti
that iti the States which elect C ngre -
men on November 5' h, tho R. puhlican
will gain at least eighteen and the D.miiu-
ruts eight member--, giving them all in
Georgia, Texa-tid Tenne see. and ail
.ut one in West Virginia. At tbi-
ca Vitiation the Republicans in the
Hon e will have an increased vote ol
tweury-iive iu 1873. li'e.
P2C32Av3.
Hccat Kesraat Sabbath Sciasl Institute,
to ce ii5:i a: vv3e"5:ar wa;er, ca:s
Co., Neb., ITcY 'll'Jb. ai
16. 1372.
Muic. Wofpingr Wfer S. 3.
Prayer. Rov. II. T.D. vi.
l.-t Dis'u-sion Th Sun lay School tao.
rrestit Hiei future. The teache a w -rlc an 1 the
qualiiicatluns . rcesary to in.nrc moce-i?. l b
nature i a child's in'el ce'.u-il and uiortl
gruwih. co siJer;d in reintion to the S. S.
KeT-. 11. T. llivis a.,d S. Burrows.
Jlu.-ic, Weei'ing Water S. s.
TfXKR -!3lS FOX 8.TU0T.
Mu-io Wtejio(f W.er S. S.
Prer. cr. S. Barrows.
M ii3. sloiuf ol elei'uic
2n'l I i.-cusi:on. The c. renf eoivrfril chtl-
ilreu, lir.ia. . re-din. K. A. Kukpatr.ck auJ
Rich lrJ ion.
Si u-ic Grove 5. S.
3r-i Discu-viun, How may home help the
a. .Messrs. si. v. Kirup itrick ani L. t. l.eea.
Ma-io M uat l'leosau" S. S.
4:h Di'eu-ainn. low miy the S. S. help
huuie. tier. liu ire an 1 tiro. U'ioiljw.
Musi i Wet-iiing Water i. 8.
5.U Jt-4'ussuin. A hy sioul 1 parents attend
tiie sua 'lay school. Kev. J. Keuostuu iiDj Jir.
K. L. Kcud.
Mus c. rfve fund iv rcho.il.
Ct'u Un -u.-s on. la 'he li r-an mrthodofcon-
duetinK the ruad iy n hool bet:.-r thaa tfie o!J
lan. lro. G..ll.iiier and L). 0. i:cuiiiifc.
'.. B-ic. Mim ii l'm.idAiu S. S.
7th Iis'-uasin. Wh it are the datk-so' a rnn-
day nch.i ! sup. rioteo rnt da ing th numiiy
gchuol nemion. Sit r Frew aud sihelton and
Di o. A. L. t'lildvn.
Ainsi -. npii g Water S. S.
8th. What u-e the pri cifal d Ci ulties in
the may of makiiig- the i.rder tif turcsei! in the
(un-lay Fthoul huru.cuiouK. areaable aa I iio-
b.anii. Kevi Harrows, aud 11. T. Davis.
fi".K-Grove i. .
9th liicus-)'on. ihe runday sch ol and the
American nation, tiros- 1'reou, Keuacoa uud
Jeuks.
Muiiic. M'u-:t rieasunt S- S.
10th Discussion. aa.Ted aiusic is ths sur.day
schout. Uk.p. J. T. Huby aud 1 houias I'ottcr.
Music W e ping Water is. S.
llih Discussion. Why d.e. the teacher need
m special r- parxtioa fr h'm work an t bow
n ' sui-h prepiration be senre t. Uros. r A.
Kit k pt-ick. M. K. Woods and L. W. Peet.
Kusio Grove e. S.
1'ib Diou ai n. 17 li ity of sund-iv a-IvMl
c-ncert j.iciiicJ, As. liev. li Jonei aua wm-
v iu Tabor.
M.iic Weei.ira- Water. . S.
14;h Discussion. Shall we u!fer prUei to S. S.
rcholars. Drug. A. L. Folvicu and D. C. rleui-
inr.
Music Grove f. H.
10th Dis u-iiou Shall we fffer rewards In
fu .ay school. John Gallafcher and Kcv, L.
IJ.rroas.
Mu c M-unt Pleasant S.
Avlj'iuruuicnt. A. L. FOLDf.N,
Ciiairiuaa.
Irwin Wood, Eoitur ot ttie AVic, at
Covington, Nebraska, has been and
gone und got married.
Wc kind of supposed that friend
Wood went off on that trip la.-t spring
but it eecuas he waited until now.
Market Reports:
Indictments of Members of
the Tammany Ring
The Postal Treaty bctweerl
Jb ranee and the United
States Approved;
Suit against the St. Louis
Globe for $1(X),000.
Mormons on a Pilgrimage3
to Palestine
London, October 16.
A dispatpb frnm flirt tit unnAii niad
" - wu Ul"4Ut.VI
that the railway between Yokohoma and
Yeddo, .Japan, hn been formally opcnoJ
by the Mikado.
New York, October, 16.
At the afternoon ses-ion nf ih na
tional board of trade, tllrt nm'l'inn r,F
cornering in wheat and other products
was nroncnt ni lor rtiscnsien by the
hila'lelphia hoard of trade, and wa.J,
troticlv denounced, and on mnhi.n nt
the branch of Richtuoud, was referred
to a committee.
Horace Greeley has been obliged trr
leciine an invitation fo visit Chicago.'
owing t" the delicate health of his wife;
Columbia, S. C, October 16.
Tn th'" State (''ections to-dav for cov-
ernor. State ofrlirs and five Congresa.
men. th only decided opposition offered
hy the Uemorruts wai in the "nutti dis
trict, where Hon. Perry, ex Provisional
covernor under Johnson n administra
tion, wb nominated for Congress. It is
thought, he is elected. defV atioe WjrlKce,
the pre-enf representative. It i gener-
a'lv conceded that therecular Repulican'
state ticket, wilh Moses for governor, is
e'ectedj defeating whit is known a the'
rnvter's ticket with Tomlinson as candi-r
date for Governor.
Cincinnati, October 16.
A fire, at one o'clock this inoininc.
-. ... 1111, W II. III. 1
mills on Eighth street, and a nmnber of
trit 'i
wooaen nuu.tings a i.ioining, occupiea aw
residctiOcs, haloons &c.
Paris, October 17.
Th" postal treaty between France and
the United Sta'es, reducing rates of
po-tage nearly one-half has been ap
proved by the State d partuients of tlW
two countries.
Hew York, October 17.
Indictments were presented by the'
grand jury in oyer and terminer courts
four including fine misdemeanor and fir
geiy against Wm. M. Tweed, under
which bench warrants w re issued fir
bis arrest. It is understood the other
two indictments are conjointly asainst
Tweed, llichird li. Connoiy and A.
Oakey Hall. fr conspiracy agains the
people of New York.
Milwaukee. October 17".
The following is a complete fist of
thoe lost bv the sinking of the Lac la
Relle: II. Freeman, N. W. Gibbon. P.
Wycuer, 11. II. Lippincott, W. Smith
Dunning. Henry Spark. Henry Adaiua,.
I. Cook, and a mau unknown, who wa
working his passage.
"St. 1,ouis. Oct. 18.
S. N. Goodale has entered uit in tk
circiit court against the St. Louis
Globe for one hundred thousand dollars
damage for publishing a dispatch from
fdos',,11, furnished by the American'
pics association, in which Goodale i
said to be suspected of being connected
with the assa-sination of Charles Lane
at Dorchester, Masa., lat Sunday evea-
lBg. m m
Salt i-aki Oct. 18
Geo. Smith, one of the prtct, also1
prophet nod ivr and revelator of the'
church i if Utter day saints, with party
have Htarted on a religious pilgrimage to
I'alu.stine and the Holy City, to prove
the connection, of Mormour) aul tha
lost tribes.
Boston, Oct- 13.
The tate democratic and liberal com
mittee at a meeting to-day decided lu
substitute F W, Bird in place of Charfe-r
Sumner as candidate fur governor, il
liatu Jj. Smitli. l.eutenarit governor in
place of M. Sterns, and Josiah G Ab
bot, elector, in place of Mr Bird.
Believers in the ' child-like and
b'and' innocence of the Iamb, are tag
cered by the repiehctisifilo conduct of
one beiniit:iiig to a Cleveland butcher
which goes, nut with smiling welcome to
meet freshly-arrived flocks, leads then
into the slaughter-pen, and then howg
ttie w.irrins wolfsid- fif his character by
slipji-ug out of the pen and bringing iu
tli next victim, (lis owner calls him
"Horace (Ireelev
Comptlea oa' tas Liberal Sile.
Brick" I'oojerov is willing fn mato
an alBdavit that he was offered t50,0UO
to support Greeley.
Brick is in the affidavit business is he.
These fellowa accu-e us of using all the
money. How does this look gentlemen,
Republicans? They can't go back on
Brick, they have told us how honest he
was and that he would'nt fie you know
over aDd over again JiO.OX).
We would c-11 attention to the fact
that we have bought the entire wibcrip
tion list of the weekly HeraLD, ami
that we want to inaugumtc a new pla
of business. No man, unless wealthy,
could run a newspaper with so larce a
bank subscription unpaid. We want,
and we mean to try und have, tilts books
all closed up and' nettled by the firt of
J.muary, 1873. No one nct'd or ought
to take offense at this. We give you
a good paper and we bavq tQ pay CAsIi
tot it ourselve.