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the iivfs of youthful Americans usuful, truth
ful an t b;ipiy.
b'ae letter of Mr. Doud ca Tiatothy
Bowing. It is bet.'buiiiii? of the greatest
importance to our faiuiers to cultivate
tho tame grae. The native j rairic
pras is fast dying out, and Blue-rass or
lled-top ir pa-ture, with Timothy for
hay rnu-'t he speedily resorted to entire
ly. The quicker every farmer gets soui.?
land seeded duwu to the-ie grasses, the
better.
0::L7 TSSff03A3Y.
'o fire assured by h'upcrtr.iendent
Morso that the present arrangement
about running trains to Oreapolia is
only temporary, and that just as toon as
the ice Koes out of the river, uni the
transfer boats can run, the same freight,
passenger and mail trains, will cross here
as before.
lie is a man of his word, and we be
lieve him. Kebt ca.-y, boys it a long
t-iue track that has no curves.
the chair, and mikes a number o:ie pre
tiding olT;cer. May, of DoJgc, looks a
natural at;i votes as square as if ha iu-l
tended to show the world that, although
from a county that might subject him to
bjj culled a dt d-er, he ha no idea that
any man shall s iy he dodged at: ayo or
nay in thia LegUlatux::.-
In the Senate, our own member, Mr.
TIsrnuMi, Loops & cool as a cucumber,
and ha tho happiest faculty of n.inding
CITY.
Pursuant to call, theiccorjiorators and
friends of the projected railroad from
Nebraska City corth.vi?t thrcusli Otoo,
Ca?s and Saunders counties met at 1 o'
clock P. m., in the Free Reading r.nora.
Iiepresentatives from Sounder? Caidand
Otoe Counties were present. The incor
porators of the Wcei'ing Water and
- - , rjl LiUJI.l VI j i O UlL;'l!I II It L 1
his own business of any man we know. ilatte Valley 11. It. are Iiaao Tellaid,
Senator Grigzs. of Ueatriee, h a
downright working member of thin
House, and al:aot al ways has his "copy"
before hitu while the presiding o!5eer is
reading bills or arnen.lm-y.ts. From
irict;s on one side the Senate chamber,
and Barton (of N Plte), on the other,
comes a running fire of emendations, al
terations, cr amoriduietits and two more
useful men in a Legislative body it
would be iard to find. Senator Uartou
is such an universal favorite that even a
tip-top recommendation from the IIek
AI.D could not elevate him any high'er
in the good craces of Nebraska.
Shook, our oi l Shook," that used to bo
in the IIou?e la winter, the fellow that
always Jon't be shoek(ed) Shook
Someilad so, you remember sturdy
and strong, still stands up for the ri.cht,
and never throws a ooi chance over his
hhoul'h r to get in a word or two on any
matfer ho feels interested about.
Senator Pound is not a very hefty
man to look at, but as the brains ere
weighed by ounces and n-t Pounds, it io
to be presume!' tht the Senator from
Lancaster will tip the ecale, or rather
hold an even balance with any other
man on that floor.
Lat, but not least, of the gentlemen
to whom wc fhail pay our attention to
day, comes Senator CrawforJ, cf Cum
in?. The Senator is an old friend of
ours and a numicr oni man, of decided
Democratic sympathies. That makes
him worss a citizen, however, nor
nono the less a friend to men cr meas
ures ha professes to aid or support.
Senator C. is the da Idy o'' a railroad
bill which is creating quite a stir, and
although we do not agree with him cn
all its points, yet La 1 we lived at West
Point and been humbugged by a con
founded railroad company as his "con
fides" have all winter, we should feel a
little unruly too. (Jo slow, brother
Crawford,' on the railroad business, be
cause you may cut jt$ your own noso to
spite Jno. I. Plair's face.
For good horse sene and a square
none in this boily.
More next week.
Tip-Top.
'TIT A".TD 72333
Daring a delate on the Capital re
moval bill, Mr. To Je moved as an
amer.duient to the amendment that the
State purchase a full train of Pullman
Pa'ace cars, including dining, bf sage
and 'refreshments ; that the archive." of
the State bo depoiite J therein, and that
the same be moved from county to coun
ty a fast as iteam could carrv it. Seconded.
Mr. Dudley thought this amendment
to his amendment, this skirml.-l;ing
along the lins might bo amusing, but
did not aid to the dignity of the house.
While th-3 "yea" aud "nays" were
being taken there were sotxe desultory
remarks, somewhat as follows :
Mr. Dunham wished to explain that
he voted aye because he thought it
would bo easier to attach cars to the
train than to ad 1 to that $150,O0i build-
ng before the foundation was well laid.
E L. Reed, D. MeCaig. J. M. Peard
sley, D. McKinnon, John Gilmore,
Henry Hubbard, Augustine Stone. L. F
Heed. The articles of incorporation re
quire tu2 road to commence at Nebraska
City, and go thence in a general north
westerly direction to the valley of the
H-Weepiug Water, thence up said valley.
through the counties of Pas,, Saunders,
liu!ler, York snd IlanuTion, to the U.
P. 11. R. The principal place of busi
ness shall be Nebraska City. The cap
ital stock s-haJl be $SO0,00O, which may
be. increased to $7,500,000.
Notie? is hereby given in pursuance
of the Statutes of the State of Nebr.uka,
that on the loth and I7th days of March,
1873, Rooks will be open at the County
Clerk's office in Plattstaouth, Nebraska,
and at the office of Willson !i Spraguc
in Ashland, NeorasV.a, nlo at the office
of Sscvcason A; II ay ward in Nebraska
City, aKo at store of Reed & Brother in
Weeping Water Falls, and at the I'ot
Office in Gren Too 1, in Ca-s Co., Neb
raska, for sub-criptioos to the stock of
tho Weeping Water and Platte Valley
Railroad Company, and to receive. aid
for the contruction cf such road.
Isaac Pollard,
. E. L Reeij,
Henry Hubbard,
D. V. MeKlNNON,
For the incorporators.
Wo have just returned homo to an
nounce that the Capital is still at Lincoln
though the Third House met on Vednes
day niht end a Committee oh Grease
I and Wheels was appointed by the Squat
ter Governor. Some good aovieo ac
companied the appointments and to ths
Committee on Grease the Governor fur
nished a lot inula which a Grave ar,d
Reverend D. D. prepared for the pur
pose. It was called
TIP 10I G 3 EASE,
for Capitol moving, and compounded cs
follows :
Parchment paper, clean, Adir.jir.ituni
Cut and shave.
Stamp and Engrave, A1 Xtcersilniar)..
Use color Creen, Ad. Lib.
Sign and Denominate.
Mix and Circulate, Quantum Hi,
fit Own (s J'ui (ts.
v If that does not move the v. he.li nctl -ir.2
will.
tr-fiaii i m plun !"
Capital Eenoval Bill.
As reprto I by Mr. Ilureh of Sarpy
The bill is to loeute a permanent scut
of govtfrntm-at. The commissioners are
Abner Turner, of Platte, W. A. Ijartu,
of Doualas, and J. Vr, Anderson, of
Otoe county, who ar to receive $3.0)
perday for nctual time spent. Sisty
days after qualifying, the commissioners
shall proceed to locate the .eat of govern
ment within one of the following namxl
counties: Platts, Rutler, Merrick, or
Folk. The commissioners may receive
money or bonds, or both from individ
uals or counties, for the erection of a
state house, and when the donations shl
exceed $150,000 tho slid coinm'nsio iers
shall i-sue notiea f r plans and spciliea
t'ons fur br!c'; or stons, to cot j:o: les
than $100,00 ), or m re than tin
amount of lb.3 d onati ns. On comple
tion cf tli3 state house the commissioners
shall make a report to the governor,
whose duty it shall then be to issue a
proclamation removing all the state
olTiceb to the new capital withia sixty
days.
Kor tho Hbbai.o.
TThen &zl Zott to Cot Ziziz'.hj.
RyJ. F. Doi;n.
Timothy can always Lj sown with
success, in February, March, aod the first
half of April. It does well sown in
August if the month is wet, but as this
happen only about one year in three,
sowing in that month is uncertain; if
sown early in the spring there is always
moisture enough iu the e irth to insure
its takirg good root before the ground
becomes very dry. It is more certain to
prow if sown with no other grain.
In reference to the murriajre of Wil
liam II. Good to Susan A. Wood, at
Spunky Point, someone versifies thus:
"Sa'id William Cood to Su.-ar. Woo 1,
'1 reu'ly w th you would be (loud.'
Said Susan Wood to Wiiliam iood.
".'I will, as you my heart ave o'd.'"
A poor seamstie.-s Wis arrested tho
other day itt Rrooklyu, N. Y., on charge
of Mealing garment? which she had tuken
home to sew. Upon her examination,
it appeared that she was employed by a
certain Mi.s Pill-bury, of New York
City, who paid seventeen cents for mak
ing four pair of pantaloons, fifty coins
for making twelve pairs of drawers, and
twenty-five cents for making stx shirts.
Weeds will of cour-e come up plentifully She did not finish the pants as soon
Tha Curczjr's Inmost.
Ga-s Sailed f;r $5fCC0.
Trial cn llczizj.
Benjamin Utterbach, the raan who
was wounded on Friday, Feb. 7th, died
at the IJrooks House, or. Saturday, the
15th, about half pat two in the after
noon. His wife, Mr. Ccoke, hie son and
other friends were present. Our sheriff,
Mr. Johustn, was also present.
A coront.h's J I'll y
was impaoneied that same evening, and
after examining the few witnesses that
krew anything about the affair, they
viewed the body end listened to the
careful and elaborate report and testi
mony of the medical men who had at-
. T.i ..,. , ..1 -i. - ; it i
n-uui-'i me; uuceuseu, itiejury aujourneu 1
from Mr. Johnson's Drujr Store in the J
back room of which, the body lay, and
where the inquest was held to the
evince of Dr. Jno. Black, in the Court
Hitherto the B. & M. "has been the
favorite; of t' South Platte country.
Her'enorgy, her liberality in advertising
the State and indueiiig aa imipense im
migration along her line, have b?on our
pride and our boa-t. Ve have consid
ered her a? emphatically our road.
Wc believe she is yet ; but for far she
might be induced by the voice of the
siren to sell herself, body and breeches,
to Omaha, some day, we whisper a word
of warning. "Best be a king among
hogs than a hog among kings." Stick
to a people you know, and a country
that Lacks you. When you apparently
fewiug off to a strange and maybe hostile
pool, we loe our confidence iu, if not
our affection for, the old road and its
interests.
But the other day, we verily believe,
only the votes of Ca'-s county stood be
tween Lincoln as the capital, and a point
on the V. P. ; far, far away from the
Hue of travel of a B. & M. 11. R. car.
2
Mr. Tzsehuc-k moved as an amend
ment that the gentlemen have free
passes. Unfortunately pronounced too
lata by tha speaker
Mr. White votad "aye," because they
were in favor of providing for internal
improvements, and the amendments, if
adopted, would improve a great many
roads."
The vote finally stood thirteen "ayes",
to twenty-four "nays," and the Pullman
car amendment, was declared defeated.
72
Capitci iloTig.
They had a big whirl cn this question
in the House last week, and came very
rifir passing Mr. Lurch's bill (which we
give in another place).
In the Senate a resolution was oITercd
by Col Wilson, of Douglas, stating that
it was deemed' inexpedient to agitate the
capital question at present, etc.- Never
theless, sharp tucc and shrewd manager
t;re manipulating the tuovc, and it might
-.me to pass that before the session is
over the capital of Nebraska wiii not be
.it Lincoln '
SPEr.cjlF.S,
Mes-rs. TofcLi and Webster in tbv
Hoa3 seem to i i3 with each -ciher in
ta'.Litn nowerV. z 1 not h:it aluiif-. fiieir
C7 - "
votes count ca h ono in makitif: the !a
S this rea'ta. A i.-iing ' aiember" i
n u-ef'ul citizen; "talkiii i.uibcr is of
.ni-'nt va'uf; sctn-.tiuics ; luat vhen they
v ui U.th lalk we'll and voie rigtt ihey
i . o;i.e invaluable to their etHs!i;u.ml.
-Ir, CraiQer. of Ffiiaivie, i- ofa in
Omaha people are abtt the easiest
exalted with their own vanity of any
pecpla we ever knew, and about a3 un-wi-a.
For reasons best known to themselves
and as a matter of economy, the B. &
M. R. 11. Co., have made some changes
in their trains running to Lincoln and
Omaha, expeetcd to last until the ice
goes out of the river. At once, Omaha
fends up a shout of jealous delight, and
Gils a column or two io hc-r principal pa
per with contetuptous epithets towards
Plattsmouth. The editor of this paper
has long striven to quell this insane jeal
ousy and sectional feeling between the
north and south Platte country, and
when the bridge was finished across the
Platte, our people ruihed gladly up to
Omaha and bought many things there.
Behold the return, the uioment "any
slight change in railroad tactics Would
seem to place us in a le?s prominent po
sition than we occupied before, they
sneer at us for being left "on the side
track." Gentlemen, it is your "own
noses ycu are cutting off. Your hard
up town bulged out beyond her proper
capacity, your impecunious jnerehanta
need our trade more than wa nead your
good will.
The side track business to Oreapolis
is doing you co good, ucith'er iu good
will nor pence ; and when in time as i
will surely happen the B. & M. havel
bridged the Missouri at Plattsmoitii
for half what it co&t to stick that deadfall
up, at Omaha, aud ruu thro trains to Og
don, or Denver; and the C. L N. W. or
Sioux City and St. Paid R. Pi. have ac
complished the same thing 'on the north
ern side, cf U"0 U. P., there may be a
t nvn in Nebraska, en the Missouri viver.
that wj'l be liio-tXctii-phatically "left on
a side 'truck-," and a Bridge Company
House building. After due and cartful
deliberation they returned the following
vrKDICT :
State of Nhsuaska, 1
Cass County, J &'
At an inquisition holden at Platts
mouth, in Cass county, Nebraska, on
the 15th day cf February, A. D. I
before one Jos. Johnson. Sheriff of
Cass county, and tiding Coroner, upon
the body of Bi.-pi. Utterbach, Ivintrdead.
by the jurors whose names are hereunto
snb-cnt.ed, the snd jurors, upon their
oaths S io'-ay : that on the 7th day of
i ebruary, A. D. 17.1, in a quarrel r.ith
a person supposed to be called Harvey
Sasc, the said Benj. Utterbach received
a blow from some iron instrument, re
sembling a carpenter's square, which
caused his death ; and that the same
was inflicted on account of a dispute
about soui3 wood ; whether feloniously
or not, the jury r.re not prepared to say.
Jacob Yallery, Jr., Eli Pluinmer,
A. d'Aliemand, Frank Guthmann,
Richard Vivian, J.- A. MacMarphy.
TH K SL'ItOEONj' REPORT.
Drs. Rawlings, Black and Livingston,
made a thorough examination, of the
extent and nature of the wounds, and in
doimj so removed twelve more "small
pieces of bone from the brain, as well as
several pieces of black felt hat whieu
had been driven through the skull.
Their report of tho injury is minute and
thorough, and reads as follow. :
At an Autopsy, on the tody of Ben
jamin Utterbaih, made on the 15th day
of February, 187.5, in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska, the undersigned, surgeons,
found as follows : Over the left tempo
ral bone, one inch ahove the ear, wis a
wound through the scalp, extending
horizontally two and one quarter inches.
On removing scalp a compound commi
nuted fracture of the superior portion of
the left temporal bene was found, longi
tudinally in extent, equal to the wound on
scalp, and immediately Leneath said
scalp wound.
On recaoving the calvnrium, the brain
immediately beneath the fractura ic
skun, was perfoiatcd or torn to thf
depth of nearly one inch in a saw-tooil
shape, and on the sides, and withrn sai-J
wound, we found twelve nieces of bom
and three pieces of wht appeared to be
fftit, or a Mack color. -, Irnmeaiatelj
about tho wound the substance of the
brain wa3 discolored by greenish pus,
showiog disintegration. Tiie membranes
were congested and sroved plain evi
dences cf recent ciaat irritation and infta-
ination. On oir osths, we say raid
wound was sufficient to cause death.
J. W. Rawunos.
R. R. Livingston, j
Jon. Black. j
The jury, hiviag closed their labors,
were than'cL'd by acting Coroner, Jos.
Johnson, and allowed to depart.
The sheriff then mad? oat a warrant
for the arrest of Mr. Sasce, and he was
brought before Justice O'Neill. Messrs.
Marquett and Chapman appeared for
the prisoner; Mr. Willett Pottenger for
the relatives of the deceased. Mr.
Pottenger admitted that it was a baila
ble offens", and Mr. Sage was placed uu
der $5,000 bond, and the preliminary
rial set for Monday.
Monday morning all parties appeared
but if cut down just before they blos.-o;u
they will shade tho young qrass from
the scorching sun. and scarcely niak any
growth the fo llowing year. If you sow
Timothy alonff j'our fences and among
your osa-je hedge instead of unsightly
weed-you will have a v.hite man's gras3
Timothy and blue grass nsake pas' tire a
mtith earlier in sj rintr fin I a month
lat"r in f.d! then native gra-scsand weeds
During September and Oetober.when the
suinmers growth of vegetation U very
dry these grasses commence to grow
md the green carpet they spread piTcrs
a barrier to the fires.
Coal in Weester County. Dr.
T. B. Williams, county clerk of Web
rtsr county, left at tho Gnzette office on
Thursday, several small pieces of coal
as fdrie as jet. which was recently taken
from a six inch veint discovered on Mon
day, three feet below tho surface. The
location of the voiu as developed is on
section 17, town 1, rati go 12, in Webster
county one mile and a half from the
Republican river. Adrnx Co. Gnzrtlc.
A Christian woman cf Council Bluffs
renounced her faith and accepted ths
Jewish religion, in order to marry a Jew
ish man.
A stable belonging to a Mrs. Ulrcy,
was burned, in Omaha, and four mules
aud two horses were consumed.
Ole Bull and troupe visited Omaha
on Saturday and Monday last.
A lady on her way to Omaha to
obtain med'cal treatment, died on
the IC. C, St. Joe & C U. R. R., and
was left at St. Joe.
The Stale oflljers. Lisla'ure, Edito
rial Convention and county an 1 city offi
cers went on an excursion from Lincoln
to Nebraska City, on, Saturday Ja-t ov?r
the Midland FaeiSs Railroad.
Fire was discovered in the basei-f. ct
of I'oleoti b arid CraiT all's boot and
shoo establish ont in L:;j;j:u but rras
C. I!. Noel lias bien ajipointed S:r-
geat-at-nrms ot the 1 eMltu'.iaty iu
vestintiiig Cotiitiiit rt-e.
The farmers of Washington county
have organized a Faruiers' Union.
The Republican State Central Com
mitter liave elected h. M. Johason
Chairman.
A mm named Stephen Johneii st;!c
a ride in the " boot" of u h.-.gg -g? car
ho agreed to, and the gentle lJi!!sl;ury
refused to pay her; whereupon he
pawned the articles to keep her family
from itarvitig.
.THEilARXIiTS.
Prosxjectus for 1873. Sixth
Year.
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NEW YORK, February 12. 1872.
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CHICAGO, Februaty S, IS7.
itur O'liet v5 O' ;(t,5 5
heal
Corn Less a live, .
I ( hits 1- a.-ier
if vi Dub
Bar icy Dull
'.-VTl'I.E GdO-l, .
Hogs Live,
TlisZ A LP IN !:. while i-iued w,th all ths
rcsa'ariiy, h is uouao: :ho lemporjiry or tim-ii
ialvrcst c,'i;;rrtci, ii :ti,r of or linury jicrio-Jieuls.
It is hu ti.iM iJiiicfli.-.'iiy of pure. lVht hnd
gra.-elul litiruture ; una a coiiueticti of pictures.
thciM.ic-.-t r-pecii;u-::s of arti.-tio tkili. iu bl.ick
and white. Ahhouxh each cuoecuira tjumbor
afT.jrds a l'roh plea.-ure to its ftien-Jd, the real
va.lao and biuuty uf 'XlIK .VLht.K will be
tuo-t a: preo.a'.ed after it has becu bound up at
the cV-e ot the year.
otwhhst.iXiJn - tho increuso iu tho piicot f
suberLptiou last Fall, whea Til K AI.11N'K js
raiaed i'sprcat boblc pr ;.?r' ions aud rcpre
eiitauvo character, tin r li.i.,n ,.., ,.,,..
1 22i'i l ; doui-Ud Julius h past year; proving t!i:tt tlie
.-.(.. .A j Auieriean ;-ublio appreciate, ai:d iviil tarrort.
25. f 27 J a siu -ere effort i;i the euu-c of Art.
t'5(t C!j j The i-nbiijlK r.- aro nu.horized to ati.iounco
oi,'i i i oeJKus lrom uaay o: the most cuiiuedt artists
1 uli-?;2
CcniniiGciancrs Notice.
ll .in,, v. (lii i of Aiiir-ricit.
Iu addition. TilK ALDfNE will rerrduo
cxaui;des ol tl'.o ,tzt foreign iba-ter., eclected
with a view to tho hishe.it artistic succx. sua
grc.iUst cent ral interc-t: v iJuijr such a
Vriieieai, it appe- ring to the ati-'ac- j have lejo.-ao faii.-iii.tr, ihrousU i udosraps, or
tiuu of tho Board of County Commits- c :..pU-.i g: 'ai,y kind.
siouers of Cas County, iit-.-lia, that The Wirierly tinted plate?, for 1S73. will
four of John S. lavii' inimitable
ur te.tsons
Bonds of Cass Countv to ihJ St. Louis ini'!C I'J:f. i'l'-aritnf iu the i.-ucs for Jana-
be alons
the propo-itioii to give Oiro Hutidre-d ' rcprodue-s four of John S. Javu
and Thirty Thou-knd Dollars cf the J cUI'i JK-'t-hes, op;.r..pnuto to tho f
Bonds of Cass Countv to ibe St. Louis Tnc-'e vkiu-s, appearing in the i.-ucs
& Nebraska rutik it. K. Company in aid i r APril. nl October, would b
of the coo-t.-ucli.m of the St. L-ui and i '" the priee of a years subscription.
liKrpop.il.tr fctiM-e el a. copiously iihutra-
tc J "Ohrictitias" nuwber will bo OL-ntinued.
To P05M-S4 such a valuable cpi'i,u:e id' the art
rid ;it a est to trilling, w ill coiutaand the
sucs'-nptians ul taou.-auds in every seett-n cf
thoeot;n:ry; bn i, :;.s the u-t fa'iiiii and attruc
of Til i" AI,II.E ta be ei.h ir;cc-a. iu propor
portiou to tho niif.i;;; i.-u! i-ur.-caso of its tuppot-t-ers.
the pub.isht-rs propjs to make "as.-urcce
ih iiVly sa-j," by the fuliuv-.iiii ULp.sralieiied
Nebraska 'lrurik Railroad in said County,
also Bouds at the rate of Five i'iiuus
aud Dollars per mile to the Weeping
Water & Platte Vallfy Railroad Com
pany to aid in the construction of th'-ir
road in said County, was duly t-ubuiitttd
to the voters of Ca-s Cuuu'yon the 25th
day of January, A. 1). lSlli, aud was
published in the Plattsmoutli Herald,
a paper pubii.-iied in st:d County, for at
least iour consecutive week next itttc-r
tho ISih day of December, A. D. 1&72,
ai.d said pap.r was, daring sail time,
of general circulation throughout Cass
County.
Duo and legal proof having this day
been filed in tiiis oiiioe, and it farthor
appearing that a copy of taid proposi
tion was duly 'posted up at each and
every pluco of voting in til-; several pre
cincts cf Cass County during the entire
i' iv lri -vli'fii rh -lii-f:':n vv -i I. !0 rrt I
ir 1.,,.,.-.n-i,;."r ,,.,- ,1... ,. ;,'.,;,! ri"r,Ui,iir 1'res.ioiw and ticts to pneet
prq.osition mentioned, was h "Id at the
UiiiCr therein tj!0Ciued, in the several
'' si f h -r, . -
i-Teiv Scb'ci-iher to TUE ALiZ,Z, vrho
pjys i i ndv uncu !' : tho riar IS'.Z. vriil r riivo,
with., at & Iditiocat cumm, a pair ol beauiiful
o;i ehroiai.s, af ter J. J. 11:11. ' ha cuiii.ent JJu
giish planter. The picturtj, ciititic.l fThe Vil
lage lie! le.iiiid "Crots-HE tho Moor," are Us.
j rehcs tre printed fro-.; uid'creiit platoc.
1L Ea JSl Z IT
IFCIIR, 1S73. '
ir is mi
BEST AMERICAN MAGAZINE
Family can Ail'onl to
do Without it.
IT ; I V MS JlOltt-' (IH')D AND A TT f 1 A C 1 1 V E
IU AUiNii MATili; nu Tin-; MM,v
Til AN AN V t'l'ill.K I'Ki;imicaU
OlililKK I'LELlcllt.lO.
The Leadius Ncwypaperj Proneur.to
The Best and Most Ably Edit-.l Amer
ican Magazine.
THE GALA X Y
Mce:s the Wntii of every Ueinber of the
1'amilt.
o.t'-Ii picture. ll:e same chro.itcs aro sold f-r
i) ier pair ia the art stri.'. Aa it U tho !-
teru!i:,ati-.u cl'itj con.lttctors to keep THE
ALhlSK out o:"t!;e re ich cf eotrrpeiit'oii iu er
ery iieprta:ent, tho c-hrotaoj will be fuued
prcciffci.s of raid County on the 25th
day of o an oary, Is73, and was eon-due;.- j
ed Ul the CfUliUer prescribed by law : aod j corrc.-oonJin'- an,! (.f,.T.v il.-.f ... , r..
in consideration Whereof, and of the re- j , J by other periodical. Every uhtcriUr will
port, the Board do lind and declare thtt ; re-eivc a c-rti&ouic. ovsr the .-iiintui-e c-ftie
ivor :
Railroad Bonds" :i:.d in
proposition at, aid elect i
iianired and Sixteen ; ond tho who
mist Radio;;
nd
was .i me
nuuib-er cl votes cast
.-ii:;us alia uaiii.-t
sai-i t'cc'ion
v-iyitr. atid it
i
pub!.,l.crs, GViBiM-iiti that tho .chrvino
dc;; v.. red fhall ba e.-jual to tho staples fur-
r.tout. or is money will be refuaa-
tt font Bin Tlionjclfnl Arllvlciby nr
At.lt-Hl Hr!li-i-s.
St t iluiii4 SLelclien ot I.lCaiid Al-
V('itiir'.
1 1 lias Merlitl Slurier by Our Hint ."ov
It Xjh .Miurl .'lorirt tit Iliteli . imler.
Tho new department of Sc ientific
Miscellany apear in each
uumbi-r.
WIIATTHV: LTl iDIN'i PA PliHS S Y !
"lir-t "full in uttr;ict ions wo ploe, "lUn
(h'.l:iy.'" ti im d, liii-auo.
" V iil st;st;i in J its ri pti'iuion for vigorous and
racy wii'ine'." A. )'. 'JrU vnr.
" ' 1'tio tinl.uty' i.-) it uiorn a tns.riirino
th.in ui.y. in. il in, to vined iu its r.niito ilmu
any ot tier." lmh )intl- at,
"A nindo! pel i hIic:'.1; h rte-Iit to Americivtl
fieri t'.iical liter.itiire." 7ii.i t y-Ai' i V'.
" I hei-e is not a dull f a'C bet iveen its covers."
..V, Y. Time.
"The Viiiiety f it' content", thei; lodid worth,
their brilliiiiic;.- und then ureut ioteri.-t. make
up n sretitral eharaeter of t'roat eieo leiico lor
every i umiirr " l'ot I5 i.-loii.
".ims ab'.v edited, en I rcinnrkii' lc for the
Itood judgement disfdnyed; iu the si iectiou of
current t -pics for ii-r is.-i-m. In tl. F way it
jiute ceiip-es the mure i nerva'ivo periodical-
of the day." llu-tnt ,limmil. M.is-.
"We are inclined to t'uiiev thut mure down
riehl -ul liter.nuru is cniv.de 1 bi-nvm n the
covers of 'The ti.il.ixy' thun nv other meri
ean iu:ii!Hzitif can bo.i.-t of." tliicujl.t Timr:
Siiield n .V: t'onipany bavo pe;nl ii. inino of
iiOer..-t ia thiir iii.'iKiiino. 'I'lio llilaxy.' by
dm inn; to ii tlie ci iiiimiiiications of prominent
public incii upon i-iue-li.iiis of general inter
est " A". Philiidelphiii.
"The reported iucro Mr in the circulation of
'The i;tl.ixv' is h r.lly to he wondered at. for it
i-' cert limy the bet el Aui.icja tnaif nines."-"
Jlj Jir'-'X, Pi! IV; lo. X. Y.
" "The i;i!ixy' is ono of the fullest, and, ta
ken altopcther. richest, of tho many nionthliss
which nave pivin tuch an enviable tiauio to
mr Aineriein i:aKM7in liieraturu," .Sund'tif
Hchuol limit, I'hlla Ulphia, Pa.
XO vV IS THE TIME TO
sunscmuE.
im r. r5 e rr ii:rz xi'jini:ii.
.i.os':::. :e ;.f I
SfB?cipno.v Pkick. SI 00 per year.
CLUBBING TERMS.
i . i
IV . . ii i i ;
j j co....aa3 u.'n.c- Ih-j care of 7.1r, ItlCa-
declared bv this'iioard that a majority f1 " 1 -- tho
of said votes cist was its favor cf sail hc.t 'ir a;lJ uf tJ f'
J .1 t'-iivc tj have tho literature of Til:-. ALIINii
cJ- lor iilustratioh of these e'.roaios, see
vci-uber ii?je ol Til.'J ALL) INC.
a lrtt"'U rr"? r 'v.- an ? I T"E AT--' v iri! he nt f.,r th ytnr 1 tri'h
S Ubj;ai i.Latll a-? one.,h::w;.t: ',-, i'e.r f thr prim
from Wasatch to. Alkali station. Alter
hj had crawled in. tho boot was locked
by a train m u, and ha was fas tent ! in
for thirry-.sis hour. When found h!s
feet were so bally fit z u tl;::t in catfiig
off his Loo's part of tha flesh came ri-h
them.
law have been sttictly
com-.
me::!;- to
phed with in tne 'premises.
It is therefore ordered and ttdju Ige-d
th.it. O.10 Hundred and Thir y 'i hoos.-n 1
iu'.!ars of the Bonds cf C-s C 'Hiity -:.
i---a -d fi) t'w t. iouis and Nei ia-ka
! Trunk Railroad Company through tl-. ir
: irn'tee" as- provided in said prcpositiou,
and that Bonds at the rare of Five
Thousand Dollars per mile in like man
ntT l e issued to ti;o Weeping Wait r &.
i'latte Valley R.tiiroad Ccmjiany through
rn'n'i?s i't hke ma-.tier. A copy of
whieh Bonds are hi the words an i ng
uit's to-v.it:
:tc'i'.:ijr wito its trus'.ij attra:
TERMS.
Fti
ay,
1-1.
; : n
rre.-ted nr.ar fbolem,
kta"' ItHiir.ns
. . ....
A;..! ih-3 B
nird co i urlnor a-iju-:ge
James Enni
N. Y., for Lie!,
Two coajpantfs of Che
in p :r-uit of h ,r.-o ihiev-
cas, c t; tur.d t-ixtecn, at: 1 after Ii! ;i::g
a co'ttieil, shot six of thorn.
A c illl-iou cecsrred on the C. P. roa i
on tha 12th, thirteeu miles ea-t of 11 Lo
Nevai.1, between an 'ea-tcr:i boiiui p-ts-serger
train and a freight train. The
3uginv3 vi-iro str,:ssh the front end cf
the mail car n:aved in tit.d a coal car
piled on top cf it. Six freight cars
. . 1 ri-i - . i
v, ere sma-it. a up. creo per- jri-, two i ror-uiiv.-l to s;gn aia txc
oa-ji- n
t ,
oi'or-e .
.-(C i'4.1.k..A.ll; b i.-l.-iC4 Via..
Erozi a Che: Ehj to a Eo-alPalacs Wiat
"Scr Hajerty" did iz I'stt YcrL
..,. .i
witii so c t-pnant on' their lia;.u3, and j before Justice O'Neill. Exauii.ation
:ary a ten dohar ireigut for crossing to waived by defendants and bonds
d it. civen ia 5. (HP' for the aroiearanee of lb
I prisoner, at the next "teAi of the Dis
St. IjOdis there is a poncemau tiict Court.
, . - it.: .i t . . .
tinned IlGavtns; id vi;.eti.o inert; ig l he witnesses were also re.'ocrnizfd to
o'jI naciid L.u. appear whe-n calt-r-I on-.
It is not gct.?rall;.T known that one of
the queens "f Europe at the present
time i- an American lady of decidedly
humble descent. She is the wifo of King
Ferdinand, of Portugal, v.ho, finding
the duties of his oQci iiieongeoiial to bis
retiring tastes, abdicated a few years
ago, and, makii.g, during a trip to Paris,
the acquaintance of a very good-looking
actress, offered her. in 1 Si" 0, his heart
and hand, which she joyfully accepted.
They were married with considerable
pomp at Lisbon, and, although she
is no re-cp.ing cjueen, is treated by her
royal relatives with all the respect clue to
her hu-ban l's exalted rank, and aire is
addressed us "my iister," by Oen
Maria 1'ia, the daughter cf A'iotor
Em&nual, and as "Iltr Majesty" by her
attci'iint and servant.
brake men bud a Cruman were
jurod, and st.v.-i.il paveajero
none killed.
It is sno.viog Ii-ird n:h.r C orrioo?, a;:d
tho snow is tivo feet on a h vsl. Tho
trains fiod difficulty in petting tr.roueh.
Spain conti-iuos tranquil. Tlie na
tional assembly ha3 chosen Martos p.-Csi-
dent by 222 votes.
Severe snow storm at Salt Lake, the
heaviest of the e.on twelve feet deep I
on a level. -
Saturday, Feb. lo.
Gustav Riekart, 'an eminent portrait
painter at Paris died on the 22d of Jan
uary.
The retort an I fire brick factory of 1
Geo. C. Ilicks, at Locu-t Point, Itid.,
bu'n?d the 13th. Loss, $70,000.
The snow storms are still severe on
the U. P., but tho big trior? plows drive
through everything, and there are no
detentions.
Quite a ncirnb?r of saints are leaving
U; h for the new settlement in Arizona
Geo. A. Clark, the cotton threa 1
mane fact urcr, f wark, N. J., died
sudieidy, on the loth, of heart disease.
John GaiTney, the murderer, was
hanged at Buffalo, at noou on the 14th.
The Vienna Exhibition I'a'aee is now
completed, and god are being received.
Private Davis R. Troop, cf the third
cavalry, committed suicide last evening.
Judge Davis ha? rendered a decision
granting a writ cf error aud stay in the
Stokes case. Tlie case will uow go to
a full bench for hearing. Ths will
probably involve a dtday cf a couple cf
months.
Tuesday, Feb. IS.
The President will be accompanied on
his southern, tour by nearly all his cabi-
uet, many Senators ana members or
Congress, and others. He starts the
12ih of March.
Mormon leaders are very much troub
led about the expected aefioa of Con
gress,and are discussing removal.
The Utah Southern railroad ii block
aded by snow.
Subscribe for the lira Ai.P, '. !
and declare that.-iiid Bonds when is-.ued
aii d delivered shall be' a valid and .sub
sisting debt, against said County, and it
is hereby ordered that notion of 'the
adoption cf said proposition bo pubii-h-.
d in the Pla'tsinourh ili.itAl.n i'.r two
weeks, and that tho Senior Commission
cr be authorized to procure th.- n cessa
rv l rhited and encrsved blanks for .-a; !
Bonds, as he shall d.-e.u proper, upon
application being made bj- said Ruilroad
C mpanics, or their assigns, to have
said Bonds is.su 'd and placed in the
hands of th- Trustees as provided for in
said pif-position.
Iie.,ohr, That th? Sei-i. r C-mmis- .
si.m r wild County Clerk of Cass County
. oe. an s tnev are tiercb-v at.t fion. o s.iia i
I. 1 . . ' "I I ) . .. 1 .
l a:iu tAiwiuU tui a ijon.'.s
i aevori.ioj- to ia'.r.
. j 1 hereby ceriity that the loregomg is
' ! a true copv of ih.e proceedings of the
,-c" ... ;.;T,.,.,
j u-.Mii ,t i.;i i.jiii!'j v nti-.-i'iir is j i- a.
scion held at Plattsmouth the d'.h dav
! of February. A D. 1S7:. -
D. W. McKi.NNOX,. County Clerk.
fj ?er Aiiiiiim, In .1 ! issjt, wi lil Ci!
iii-onsoi I r-.
THE ALBIXK win, licroafier. hm oltainaLlo
only hv subrc-ript on. There will ha no reduc
eJor clu' rate: cash for snberipic'rs murl bo
to the pul-li.-hers direct, or handed to t'-e local
acrit. tciih-iut rtrijt,nii' Ui:y lo ('. pulUthcrt,
rccpt tuca'ct whre tbe certifieaU is cien.
bear:ns thcae-itit' sigxa'.uro of Jakes l?sr
to.v i Co.
Any person, mi.-hi::g to n?t p-rmanrntly as a
L'ck! iiKcot. will rc?ive full er.,1 prompt infer-n-.ati'.n
by epplyiiis to
JAI3i; SI TI ?sr A t l , rn'-liOif-i.,
ii Jiaideii I.iae, New TorL.
i-izttr." rr " Ait:''- f'ltt'F .f.jurri'," S7.- the rtn
ir '''f i' S. 'I'f'i " Hr-w StttiinUtj. ."S,- rrj
v.ftr Si. ll',VA 'Our Yi-n-'-j t (!;." $T, .Ml..
rr'nitir rit e ? i. lVn' ''I.i'cll t LiviitJ Age,"
C l r'7'd if iri:e li. Af;i'r-
SHEiiDafflo.
077, Broadway, N. Y.
The Lincoln Route.
SCRi
tcO; 4
i in . I
T 1 1 M
VIA
LINCOLN, KEB.
T f
s-r. JosErn, Tr.ccusru, Ti fhka, Pawner CiTT,
I.r.A vits'vci' iu, '..iwr.nvci!. Falls
ClTV, "lVl:t1K t'l.l I'll, ION!l"HOV,
K t.NSAS I'irv.
Lr.ILLIAXT AUr.AYef COX TKI UL TOU-S.
CLA KKXCK CMOK on FC'JtXil n:K
arid IKCO'ltATIOV. U. II. -SUUIi-,
DAhl)ii.i AUTItOIis.
to
srmr- j jmmm
ClNCI.NNAlt, ItlOASAI'OMS, Col.CMHUS. LoflS
VfLLE. -N'axh VII.LK, MtaiMlt-i. 'I1AT
TANOOUA, MolJI.B. ATf.iP.TA,
Sim VXt.il.t-i l ii 11 HI. tut iXp.. ac.
TV -l-'-r, ..
lie u ..nit;, k ot s(-n.'Bcr. ,s 3i . r."i,r, ia
c'.ui ju.-t i-:secd. jir .me-e f r the I And ail the Points in tin
Unde.-writer'c Agency.
Consolidated Ft ;fen:cti! of 'h? Oertnaaia.
Hanover. Xiatfara and Kepui.lje 1 in; Intur
anire Companies of tho City of Xt-v York, on
the blt diy of IJeceiiiber, 1ST:'.
their I'r
en uire year a mere t rilli-int array of contribit-t--ri..
i'.r; i an iucreas-j in the vavic-ty nu ! beau
ty of its iiiuslruli v. nlrra iv convdc 1 ty tho
critics to ba "ji.i'r I'. rn nrtj Khir.h h ire hilhtrt t
cptwtr'd til -J m.-r.--(;i m t:-t ! ,tr,"
Ii: li.;t.:. : ihe K dit.ir, will writ? the e
riitl sti-ry of the yewr which wiH be r.iitobioxri:
I'.iical in form, ti 1, will bo iilu-'r.-Oc-l by
I : ir.illuck. It i ei.tificd Artlmi' t!..':i-
uicstlc, i:nd wi'I dcul with one of the most
Southwest, South and South
e a s t.
o
The Ii;itnioulIi Tcnplc
Ty tn kin? the xpn ?3 triiin tit Lincoln on the
CAPITAL.
Ca;h Cnpital and Surplus
Assets.
Halted State? stcciriiies Sl.SW.CfiT 50
I.oM!3 on llond und il.rhrgo . S 4 ".;;('-) Ol
Cab in iinuk and hands of Agents 711,01.1 SI
Loan? on tors, f-ayubla ea
dem ud
Tte.-il K-tsta
s-t:te It .n.is
Other Scur:;ios
dilhcHltpniMnnsof AiKeri.-un I.:f.;. It will be J AU'tisoil A Xtbriiskil 11. It.
ConiiHcr.f-d in tne Xovcuiber XumbT. I J
Uprm t!icir arrival at Atchison, Kansu. tho
Totj
i.rAi.rr.UTi:-.
I.'i iu proems cf Ijusticent
All other ciiais
Ot-1
There will be a new 'ht:ry bv Sax 3 H jlm
'S iv ?n. I. ?(;';-! n.-iiicrrH.
Buf.t IiART!:. the. let irrdrr cf hi,rt
et:ru hviv A'riir, wilt contribnie a charr-cTcr-htit-ftory.
entitled She Kplo of Kiddle
toivn, which wiii be i'.lu.-.UJ.L.;d by Sheppnrd.
11. II. Sronn p.n wifl wriran scries of entcr-
2,J0 "1 f) b'linir.z i-ar ers about Ar;!Iiorn, tlicir i'er
Uu.i iu S.) I soi:l (hamt terKtii s, 13n I.IIV,
O ! iri7' i Fn,a,,i,'s Vrit'iulHt VtiIm,nnd Wjs.
' ' ! A series of BJsi Irnin of I.lvlttj; Atiscri-
l.i;.,7'.'.S St j rn Wi-Stcrn, U also prr.tnh-e I
i Cr ike .( ! C 'K v, ill writs iibont rum tarf
i'jS7 '.;rj '.- !!!! Ile Drt'orni !o;i .l tmcrffnn
i Tlios. i ri-ii.fi- v.io lt -:-; (i..:.r; v
Cr.EAT RAILROAD CENTER OF THE
WEST
Can obtain without delay or iuoonveuience tho'
VERY JiEST
c
IvCpilf
I
7U7 i rractica! at well as artistic, end will be illi:-:-
47-4t trated with le?ins ana Hkctcf.ti by tumeroiis
nrtist-in a-iiitioa to th-ige v.hieh tho writer
hiii:. elf wiil furnish.
Ani'ics: those v. ho will cor.tribu'c are;
linns Andertfcn. llryant. Lu-hne!l, 1J -lesion,
Fri.iide. Iliif-jinson. Hi-hop llantitvrton. Bret
Httrtc. John Hay. !I. II. MacI'v.-iald. Mitchell.
Miss I'hMp.s S?-.-.!iiau. Stockton, Modd-ir.'. 'c
Th:t.Tf.;r, NV'a.-Lcr, Vi5kiuoa, Mr.'. V.'hit
ncy. br.-i.ic' iihnt of others.
Y,'at.?on G V.iinr wjll write " I lie !Iil 'nll
m:! ;'' m hiihe-rto. l'i(.;". Joii.v C, Dkaper
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY Z r:
TJfJVlUOutslfo vIKXlTZIS.r' . , ,
ij-i v:- toz?- --iiy
GET THE D1-:.ST.
WEBSTER'S
ar acfomtuodauons and will
reach
I000O llnt
and ?i)inir'
iirti'jitarit i?.
nut ii oil.tr
O 'JO F.ngravings ; ISL'J Ti'gs Qaarto. I'riee J12.
Whenever I wih to obtain exact di-fiiiir;.in i.
I ccitsiilt ii. s-chuyh-r C-dfax J
Every scholar kaow its va'uu.
L'". li. rres'-ott, tho Ilisloriaa.
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So far as I know, be.-t delicins: l)ietiiiary.
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TI;e best guide of students of cur hmra::?e.
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rect-s-ity for every ir.teHi ---.-it l.-;:u!-y. .-u;
lieiit.te.iehiT. find pi.-fe.-ion u lu iu. i ti.it Li
brary i cotupieie wiihout tho be-t Lb, Ai uie
tiotiary ?
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Maw. told by all i;o-.l sellers.
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rnerou illustrations and launy valuaolo tables
not to be f.und elscnaerc
fun) Si'ict-"' nr-d '( iillift-c niitl I'm.
grens," will t-njTiigo the e.iutrihntions of mure
than a p. -ore of ens on both f-i des of the Atlan
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"Scribncr'j Mouthly for .September is bcttsr
ihaa usui.l. which imiU-ates a n,e ilc.-s w:..teof
eli.orial brains nd l'ubli.-heri money, fir the
Magazine good enough before!" Anil
jl tin- I':ilislierH I'rinnisf to make
ils'ili IXtrrfor tite oi3iliivr Yciir!!
The st-jl-eiiplien I rice is 81. Of? a year, with
spe-ial rates to Cicrynian, Teacher, aad
I'ostuioStcrs.
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nr "Hevfl to new cu'"V-',"'',-'t'ra:
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ST. LOUIS
Enny dmI mornii.fir, being a much
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Bjuo than that via. Pacific Junction.
Track and Koad bed t.rc iu ex
cellent condition. The pas
senger accotmjjoda lions
are of the best.
HO EXFEMSE NOR PAINS
Have becu iparel to niako the traveller eoin-f-TUble.
Lay Over Chocks
Will be jL-iven r; the conductor to thoso
rishing to htop off at any of the
many places of interest on tho
Atchison and Nebraska
Rail Road,
VVi,.hout incurrit'stnny ADDITIOX
ALEXPP:X. Ih linn nrrordintc Tbat-
ror j I..-.H tae uoii.-aei ui h'i u, or nry t. ro- ..,, . . i r ..... - ...
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thy. ii izine f -r one year :.r.d t be back num
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