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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1879)
; Sunday brought out moro Tone on our Streets than you ever saw, in the shapo of genteel suits, all from Wcscott & Powell's Xew Clothing House. They Were TOO busy Saturday. THE if Eli A LI) HIE HERALD. A I v i: II T I S I X ti 11 A V 11 s . iI.HHL'l) EVEUY TIU1I)Y AT if SMOUTH, NEBRASKA OFFICE: s .. . V v ' .- St., Or.e Block. Nortli of Mnin, Corner of f-iftln Street. i.xif i' T iurrt, vtiox nr vv I'.WKKIX CAM? COtXTY. Terms, ia Advance: One cc.rv.one year - ; ;m. eopv, six months '-'"J Jne .''.', three months 00 SI'ACF. j 1 .i 2 .V. 3 v. ni.1 3 ID.' ft in. 1 yii ls"ir...;l lit) -l "hi on fj .in ." o)k '?. 12 on 2 1 - - j 1 '' -'"'j -7'. af... ; .", iin,i i p; ihi :sii..j oil t ion 4 T." 8 (in r;M' '.n m U r(.r son iimnj pjhu eo (ho .'. on. tr.nu , eol . .T H (m 1UCO L.oy IKI'O ti i (Hi J(l Mi 60l I col. i.'. (lid is (mi lr On "KM 40(1, (X)(HJ! Kh(hJ JNO. A. MACMURPHY, Editor. J 6i PERSEVERANCE CONQUERS. 99 (TERMS: $2.00 a Year. J'sTAIl Advertising bills due quarterly, C f-Tr indent advertiserac'its luiut bo paid for in advance. VOLUME XV. S PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1879. NUMBER S. i 'T Extra copte of the 1!:m:ai i for sal by .1. Yocn",, at the l'w-toll '!( t.s Depot, Main Street. V:. c's Music in the Air Pa A3 AAut&- O FIRST National Bank oK PLATTSMOUTII. .NEBRASKA, FCCCF.SSOK TO TOOTLE, IIAXXA Jt CLARK tmv I t t oki: vi.d President. Kit;. :i. .KV Vlft President. . .'. M 1 i- i ; ii l.l N Cashier. JoMi (I'ilul liKK Vssista Cashier. TV.- P.m-.li Is now open fr Purines at their :,ow i -em. corner Main ami Sixth si cits, and pi , and to transact a general BANKING BUSINESS. Stocks, Ootids. Cold. Government and Local Securities EOl'Cl.T AND hOI.I). l--:vvit Remind on I Intfnst Allotc ed oh Time 'rtijtritt a. ZDIR.A.iT'TS JDTvtV'W'XT, WaiTaLIc in :mv part ."d the Ended S'ates an 1 lit sii! the l'l mc-pari owns and Cities of Eur -;c. Atii:TS i :i TZHZ ci:i.i:r.i: atkd :;::an Like and Allan Line OF STKAJIKKH. Person wishni"; to lu tn out the ir friends fioin i.'..ope .ii I'l. lll It AK TK'KKTS FliOM fS T ! r o u k l to l 1 a t t s in o u t h . VILLIAM HEROLD, ilculer in DilY GOODS, ci.o rri. I' LANK KTJS. TL ANNULS, rrilXISHING GOOD.. aUOUElllUa OF ALL KIXDX. I.arfe.? stork of BOOTS and SHOES to he ;losed out at cost Notions, Queens ware, a-vl hi fact verytl.il yii can e,;il for in the line of General Mercha ndise. t a?i; r.vi! i'ui; p.iim.s ani rri:s. Ml Kii.ili f cci r.tjy hi Cvxv tr.V.i n in ex .'2-ai:e ful j.;n.us. AQS BROTHERS, I iea 'ei N in I r, I'H." . KT'T. 1 j.e le r Ea-t of the rt -OfScc, n;at-Mo;i;!i. Nchrarku. Vraetteal Wi.i K.eri in x '.HEKT IliuX, ZIXC, TlX, BRA ZIERY, itc, cfc Ixre rMirtuier.t I!ur.i av.r. S. ft COAL STOYES, Wcmi.I :ii:tt Coal Sto,,s f..r REAT1MJ OR ('00Ki:(J. Ah.v.-ys on M:iii J. gx-iy v;.:-hty f Tin. Slieet Iron, ami Zinc . o: U. k i in .-'lock. WAKING AND REPAIRING. loi:e on Siioi I Noliee. ev yr.y ri ! : xo ir.iKM.vr.1:). rsi low immvx. SAGE 3RS. LANDXAW BEST FARMING LANDS IN NEBRASKA, roi: sale i;y ir: ?v:::;:tAHii.A. Great Advantages to Buyers IN 177. VV W.tv Vndit at G tent latin!. 'iij- Venn ' T"lit at ( rr cntt Inter' st, and ! )T ct -miit. Mt tiiberal IHipount Cor "ash S61tr tf or Ciiri'N nnil S-'r'J:i!;tJ, unit t re in i ii in h tor I in iro -meiil. ra:ni-V1et iuul V:;i. rontaiair.tf full Jartie i.;;.is .! i:i it:;i:-i' free to :;i;y part of the e. oi ill on a p' '.cation 1 o 1.A.MI LO.M.MiSSKiNEi:. 1?. & M I?. K. 1.1.'I.N N KI'.KAS-KA. A. Schlegel & Bro,, Man uf act mors of And dealers iu FANCY S?JOIvEl:s AKTKT.E S. SMK1NG and CIIEWIV; T 0 DACCO'S. special r.it.YNIiS and sizes of CHIAKS made to order, and satisfaction uarant rod." Cigar t'lippings iold fur smoking tobacco. Main St. one dool west of Saunders House. 1'i.attsmoctii, Xrn. 101y Excelsior Barber Shop. J. C. BOONE, Slain Strcit.ojiposite Saunders House. YJV-JLTZ CTJTTIlsrG-, II A V I N C AND S U A l V O OIXG EiHpoial atte::'.hiii nlven to UUTTJXG CIITLDliEX'S AXD LA MAS HAIR. CALL AND SEE L00NE. GENTS, And fet a booiiC in a PROFESSIONAL CARDS j. l. :! it r,A, DENTIST, ami IIonii ri:itlii l'hvi-lcian. Of- ! tier corner Mam anil .ritU st'n., over JJfroltl's ' More, riattsmoiitli. Neb. t. n. wa i.sox. ATTOHNKY AT LAW. l'racl i.-ps in S:i lli- I !...-.. ..! f'-..d r'l.in.tiou Aulitfiti,! Vltr-i(.i: -i .V!ll() It. It. YVIXIMIAM. ATTORNEY AT !.Aff, I'l.ilt-inon; Ii. Neb. Of fic Front Euom over Chapman &. Sir.illi's i ii'ii S!or-. 4.;!y is. n. L;vix;-ro.i. t?. r I'flVSK IAN & SUittir.'lN'. OEEICE IIOI'ES, from l'l a. in., to 2 p. Ml. rxalniiiin Sm-L:'-on for I'. S. Tension. o::. xv. n. mi ijilik.i: iit. rUACTISINi; PFIYSKTAN. will Htlen ! rlls at ail hoei'., niv'ht or .iy. I'lattMieuilli. Ne l.iavka. Oliiec in Chaiuiian ; Mnitli's Dimi Si ore. 2ly .i:o. N. SHiTH. ATTOI1NEY AT LAW and Ileal IMate Ttro l;er. special aii-'tiiioii trivi-n to Co'.hrtmns and al! ie.a:ti-rs a1ie tin-; the til h' to real e.state, (ilr.ee on -Jd door, over I'ot :iice. rlattsiuouth, Nebraska. ' l. ja;;i:s k. iiokkisox. ATT()::m:Y AT l.W. Wiil praetiee in Cam and :ol io:i: ne; ("imi lit : ;ri ves o'-ial :tl teut ion In riilli'et ioie- and ;:l.-t raeis of t ilie. i:iee with (i.-o. S. smith, I il.-rald Elocl.. l'latt-motitli, Nebra.sk.1. 1T 1 i. ii. wiii.r.i.i.it a c, LAW lil l H E. Keal E-tae. Eire ami Eifeln susaiiee Ai-i.t. I'lattMinxilli, Nebraska. Col leetois. lax -paver-. Have a eompb'te ab-traet of lilies. Joiy "unC sea real estate, iiekotiate loans. &c. 1"'M J. II. IE ALL. 21. I. riiVsi'.'iAX am sur.ci ox. (H'EfCE will; lr. I.lviimston South Side of Main Street. be Ween idU and 7th streets. ill attend calls piompi ly. 4'.yl xv. n.i tti:k. DENTIST. lMwt tkiuout ii. Xlrnka. olf.ee on iaiu Street over T. W. Sliryock's Euiiiituf Store. '' ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ami Solicitor in Ciiaia-ery. Ofii-e in Eitzer lllock, l iyl EI.A1 TS7dt I'TII. NEJ5. l. II. WHKfl. I-;:. ! ! MONK. WHEELER fz TONE, ATTOHXEYH AT LAW, flat twiiion th X !. Tonsorial Artist. I LA TTS O I ' T I s -xi::i5CArA. Mace of biisii.i-s on M:d!i St.. t clvecii 4!ii :.ml.".tli -;:. i is. ; :ian: "la;;. :;a in, h:I dt en's li .ir ciilti::. ;. etc. -ie. "i'.iy "cotiLMe'licial uot'e'l," LINCOLN. Ni-:r... J.J. IMIIOFI - - - I'mjuut;!: The hi '.: k,.,W:i a :il p.iat -o-c.,!..r I. iii.liord in i he .'st a' :. A i . y s, o,i i tnt t oiniiiercial. llxhoi f a- Bcxxx, Moriiiu' Bi'w &?!::!.! One door east .f t':e Sr':nd--r- H.iilse. V.V k .!; the -t ot Beer, Yvincs, Liquei-s -Sc Cisarb. .l.'IIIVl Coi.M : ! : t i V oil il.t'id. SA UN DEilS HtU'SE. " . -S. U HEt.it tit Y, - - - r:r.ri. ij,: Location Control, (iood fs:'.iap'e Kooni.. Evi i y atteidioa j-ai.l to gscsts. v.'.::f I'i.at 1 s .l. .r l n. ----- Nl.li OCCI I) EN T A L ROT EL. ri'KMONT. XKLIIASKA.. EltAXA' PARC ELL - - - Pmp. Cood I'oii:'.-', fun 1 liiiavil. and every tniivz in apjde pie order. '-o to the ccid-i.tal when v on vi- ii Ei li-.i.iit. JO! f PL ATT SFt! 0 UTH TfiLLS IT.ATTS.iIiU'TH. NEt:. 4. leZllSlli., - i lr. Flour, C'.rti Mtnl it- Feat Alwavs on liar l r.n 1 for sale at pe.vest e;;sh in ices. 1 he li!iii r.t piic-spaid tor lie;:t al.d Com. I'ai 1 i' i.i.i a I i en I ion t,iveu eusLom win k. aNI) :iacil i ne s nors : fUTl'sXiitl II. NK1-... Roiwirrr of $t::iui Eu.'inis, J'oilt.rs, Stnr mtd Urit Jlillr I ;.vs ax kt;am fitt a j 'ioiiht Ir .n I'ipe. I'orce ami Lift l'ipes. Steam . Uau-w-es. Safet y-Valve t ;overni s. and ail j kine.s of i'.rnss Engine l'iitins, J Jci aiic I on slun C notice. F A M M A C H I N K H "V ATL. MARSHALL Successor to PROUTY k 31 A R II ALL. liealer in 32 2:!)1(TX!! .1 & TI KM l("A LH. P!:i:fitm r.i;n:s. so.ifv. roir.r.T auti- Cf.f.'S. I'AISTS A "U.S. l..Ml: rr.-l LA.n i.ijntiS. T.I il i. Lli V. ( ii.VI''C- i n. i:uti:. roiiAri ft, ;ai;s, I'nic lisirM ai'd 2Lijtioi'i, J-'oj- M: ?'.-' .I.) i'l.rp ..-d, ;"rres iiiii i.iis Ca! cfn'ih Coinou ided day or liiht. Uemciaber the lilace, iaiii iil "ileol i l-i.-" llll;4 MiO. XXeiiiiK XX'ater. - .cliraUH. Vn tiTefk h:nF o f a i.li ! HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. "I had no appidite ; llol'oway's Pills ituvc me a lieai ty one ' " Your l'ills are marvellous." ' I send for another box and keep them in the house." "IM. IIo!!oway has cnied my headache that was chronic." "I zave one f your Pi!!s to my babe for chol era morbus. Toe little ilear ot wcdl in a day. "My nausea of a laoinin is now cured. "bmr box of lloiiowav's i ml men t cured me of uoises in the heaip I riibbed some of vour liiiliiient behind the ears, and the noise" lias left." Send me to boxes: I want one for a poor family."' "I enclose a dollar ; your price is 25 cents but tin medicine to me is worth: a dollar." rj"Send ine live boxes of your Pills." ."Eet me have tiuee !oxesfif vour l'ills by re turn mail. Tor Chills and Ecver.' fcl have over -'00 such testimonials as these but want of space compels me to conclude. For Cutaneous Disorders, And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment is mosi invaluable. It does not heal cxiernnUy alone. but penetrates v. it!i the most .searching effects to tile very root of the evil. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT possessed of this IIEMEDY, Every Man ma. be his own Doctor. Jt may be rubbed into "the ystem. so as to reach any internal complaint : bv these means it cures Sores or I 'leers in the TTIEOAT. ShlMAI II, 1.1 VEIt. Si i n E. or ot!i er parts. It is aa Inf iMible 1,'emed v for.JlAI I.El.S. II a D EUEASIS. Contracted or Stiff loiots. tOUT, ltflELMATlS.M, ui.d all Skin I Diseases. I Ml" 1ST A nt CAtrrnN. None are (.cimiiie t unless the. signature o( J. Hayhock, as aent tor tho United States, surrounds each box of I Pills :id )lntiii;eat. Ikj.xes at Lo cent a, C2 cents, j and ?1 each. I f' There la considerable savins by t..tii' tLe larger -! es. Hct.iowAV Co.. New York. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Slule Hirecfory. A. S. PADDOCK. I". S. Senator. Beatrice. AIA'IN S.W'NDEUS, U. S. Senator. Omaha. TTIOS. .1. M AJOKS. Eepiesentative, Peru. AI.I!IN I'S NAM K. Covernor, Lincoln. S. .1. AI.EX ANDEl!, Secretary of State. V. W. I. El I I K K. Auditor. Lincoln. (L M. P, A IM'LE IT. T reasurer, Lincoln. S. It. THOMPSON, Sunt. Public Instruction. E. M. DAVIS. I.Hiid 'oniinissji.ner. C. .1. DILWOItTH. Attorney (ioneral. PEV. C. C. II A KlilS. Chaolain of Penitentiary. DP.. II. P. MA1THEWSON, Supt. Hospital for the in.sa.ne. o Suprttne Court S. M AXWELL. Chief Justice, Eremont. (JED. P.. LAKE, Omaha. A.MASA CiUiU, Lincoln. o tSeroi'l Judicial district. S. P.. I'OEND. Judt;c, Lincoln. .1. C. WATSON. !'roseeutii!u:-Att'v. Neb. CitV. W. L. WELLS, Clerk Dist. Court, Piattsuiouih . County 7Jrectory. A. N. ST'I.LIVAN. County Jud-e. ,f . D. TC I T. C untv Clerk. .1. M. I'ATTEltsos', ounty Treasurer. It. W. II YEItS. sheriff. ;. W. EA I It EI ELD. Surveyor. C. HILDEISKAN D, Coroner. ill NTV Ci M VI 1SSION F.KS. HEN !tY Wol.EE. Liberty Precinct. JAMES CI! Vv l'OKD. Soul h Lend Precinct. SAM E IIICHAKDSON. Mt. Pleasant Precinct. City 'Jiiree-lory, J. W. JOHNSON, Mavcfr. J. M. I'ATT EPSON. Treasurer. J. D. S I M l'S IN. City Clerk. KICHAKD VIVIAN. I'oli. e Judge. P. P.. M C l; I'll V. city Marshal. WM. L. ELLS. Chief of l ire Dept. Cill'SCIUt K.V. 1st Ward-J. PEPPEKPEIttJ. V.V. LEONAIID. 2d Ward-ti. W. EAiKEllT.D, J. Y. WECK- I liACII. :;d Wiird-P.. C. Cl'SIllNC. THOS. 1'OI.LOCK. 4til Ward 1'. M. ( ALLAN. E. S. SHAKE. 7'otlmutter- JXO. W. M A HSilA LL. B. & M. R. R. Time Table. Tahinj Ffftrt May 4, 1S79. roii OMAHA EIloMI'LATTSMOl'TH. Leaves 7 :K a. m. Arrives 8 -) a. m. " 3 :b' p. in. " 4 -Jto p. m. FItOM OMAHA I'Oit n.A TT SMOETII. Leaves J :10 a. r.i. Arrives in :40 a. m. 6 :w p. m. " 7 :oj p. m. I OK THE YYE--T. Leaves riitttsmoutii !) :4." a. m. Arrives Lin coln. 12 -4J p. m. ; Arrives Kearney. 7: &5 p. In. Erci'ilil leaves y ;00 ::. m. Ar. l.in.'oia 2 :5i p.m. EltoM THE WEST. Leaves Kearney. 0 :.r0 a. in. Leaves I.ineo'n, 1 p. m. Arrives I'lattMiioiith. 4 '-') 1. m Freight leaves Lineop.i 1 1 :4; a. m. Arrives Piattsmoulh, 4 :.' p. m. COINt; EAST. I" press, c- :1.") a. m. rn-.sei L.er. i train each day) 4 :'o p. m., except Saturday. Every third Saturday a train con nects at'liie usual time. IX. V. II. II. 'Z'iiue TV.IjIc. '.Taking i'.jjcct &inlni. March 2.1, l-sT'.t. s.iinii. 5 :.V-pl.i II :'-7 :4 s 7 8 K r.'l.i 0 : 'j :-';;:m STATIONS HASTINGS. A'. It : P.LI'E Hi I.E. OW EES. LEU ( l. 'CD. INAV.M.K. EI KI'TON. I iJANKI.IS. r.l.OO.'UNCTO? ri:Tit. is : -'ani s Mi 7 AO 7 C "i f. :!0 I .1 :10 am WKST'iYA KD. Express Mail. Leave CLica;ro 1 15am 10 icpm Meudo.a 1 '..'oifi 1 4.r:na OalesOuT 4 "pill fi ."..Vllil ' I '.tit lii -ik'ui 7 1'ipni s tuani (;: ::iu..i i'lropm it a'am t bant hi 1 4.nm -z 1'pni CiTstou 4 ii; .r t'-pin Ited )ak T tii.iin 8 0 pm ir. Piat i... uoii: h .. . U2caiu. EAST WaKD. Express Mail. Leave Pla! tstn.ii:'. h a .Vipm r r.Jaiii Pe I Oak IS ii'pin s ."ia in Crcsti.n in .-..'.pin 11 I.Vun Chariton 12 ;"";'. in 2 I ipia ottiuiiwa " -dam 5 ('pin lira luiiiton i; :;e.iiii s 40pm ialesliuri; X iViam 11 (C.pm Mei.doi.t I.- I "pin a lnam Arriv ('hic;';.o i" 3:'piU: 7 00:ilii O'x'l.V 27 HO' ltS TO 5r. I.Ol'IS bv the new KOl It. j.ist opened via MONMO'.'TII. I'CI.L MAN I'ALACE sI.EEITM' ('Alts ran f.om ll.ii !intoti to St. l.oui.- without caati.sie. P.Y l.l" A V I N( ' PLATTSMt l "I'll AT 3 :aii P. M.. you arrive in S r. I.Ol'lS t he next evening at s :2d. and leaving St. Louis at s :-i -i. in . v on ar rive in I'laTtstnoii; h ;i :2o 1 1: next iiiori.iie. Co-.ipou Tickets for sale for ail points Noith, South, East and West. SAM EEL POWELL, I). W. HI reiK'OC'i, Ticket Agent. Ci'll. Western Pass. Ajient. J. M. r.Krtw.VX. As- lit. 1 lat t-nioi. til. CD t o v. ? 1 1' - z : . r t. Z j.' - i tl. z , 3 V. V. zi .-. f N Z r , y. ? r STIIO? A LEEDLE! Eefore dec idins w hat Meat Market you are go ina to patronize during 187y. call in and see GODFREY FICKLER, Main St., Plattsmouth, Neh., Who is on deck with nice Ito-tst? and Steaks, Fresh Fish. Peel". Pork. Ye I. .Mutton, Poultry, x everv thing in his line. Price ( 1j.iv a the ynrf; Highest I'ricc )ahl fur Firsl-Cltin c.. CiOUrKISV i ''Il'KLEK, i';'y Proprietors. STRE1GRT cS: 311LLEIL gtticsq Jai itfarttirers, SADDLES EPIDLES, COLLAIt-S. and all kinds of harness stock, constantly on hand. FR UIT, COXFECTIOXE Y, AND GROCERY' STORE, NETS, CANDIES, TEAS COFFEES, SCGAPS, TOK VCCOES, FLO UK, Itemenihor the place opiosite E. G. Dover's on Lower Main Street. ST R EIGHT d- MILLER. The Farni-I?oys Son?. ilie sun had kissed the nieadow-grat And sijiped the sparklitiftr dew. And d.;is:cs raised their dainty heads To caich the rays Ua threw. Far off were ficl li of waving corn ; The meadows lay between ; And I could h'-nr a f .inn-hoy's son, Though now here to he seen. lie san;j in ton"S so With-; :.nd gay I pau ed to catch each word : And ev'ry note came clear and sweet As earol?d by a 1 ird : Oh ! tlie winds did net Mow. Though the leaves murmured low. On u glorious Samnier-mondng ; And the sun rose Prtplit O'er the mounl.;ins' iii-;tjt. E'en iho lowliest cot adorning. And the lovi liest maid Ia the h irhland or g'ad-;, Willi her ba-ket and pail, c.-.inetrlpidiig By t!ie sinln brook, V.'ho tile 1::!1 forsook, And from spriu-fs ia the vale waa tippine. From the traysfde and busli IJoie tho lark and the thrush, Farawi-y la the Mite cpjudi soaring ; And lh m liden .'topped. And the b'.ossom'' c: pped, Whild the Bwectcst of son-js outpouriutr. You are anxious to hear What I said In l ei ear, YV'hile a tear hi her bright eye spaiklod ; Wl:a' she answered me, 'a:h tho hawthorn-tiee. While the Lrook only l.iuithed and darkled But you never may know What she whispered so low. With the swt blovoais h snsiiig over ; You nmy n lc th- I. rook. Who the lull foisiiok. And was kis.iiig tho crass and clover. Iv E.ni!'..i C. Yogelijfckaiig. UNCLE ZEICTS COS-SrirXCE. now things v. i:he missk: ins "tehui- lif.lC (n-K!.X."Lo" AT Til". tOUN ci'.i I;."!''-!:. F -r-if yoftrs tr,, t i",.; ivv;(l to tlio u 'Prist,.!!-!!"!)-.! L'tic io Z-.'ke's fa!. i:i a fr.'iitL'tn.i:i iV.'im Xuv; York, wLcsj ideti tity may l ilis:: lis, . r . n:;!:, , pf S?:it!i. Tit" iie.v-'.'i;;?r e;;j;.ti.vl vigor ously iu fariiii:)', an;! 1-y liiiial cr.ijiiny lneiit it. id jr- -i;t;.t ayiii'iit fiuu gained thj ooj-uiil of alt ti'.a ciI-mx-.I men a:'o;i.i! Iiim. I'lu-i..' "uo i;i j .a. tiv iilar was never we try of hU iiralsjs and m.iny a i.iisiiei of oy.tei's ciid L.ekiel coavc; t iiil.) money at liciiev tie. as Smith's estate v:t.; oallcil. Hut all ;!t j -o i.i-will of h:-. !.;.;i.)'.lo ne';.j'i!!s ci:;l pot sttilicj t' !l'tei t 2-1 r. ."ri.i'tii fi'Miu i:.fjri:ie;.s. tilioats v.oii.d iL.-;apuar inystcriouslv duriii t Jits n'-lit, recoO an. I ttirkeys wot: I t..ke v'tts l-.i j.art.j i:n:;n:iv.n, aad ill p:.:t eu:::r liu o;.: cii'i v.wi;:d i;ow liy Uaiai.-'.akable .siir'is tiiat .is biaetitv hart lieeu vioiatj'i. i'o t Le s:'-:y of tlies-j va ii.);ts losses would Unco Zeke iiu liae a synij.ntlietie ear, and Ji s "W'eM, now, vh.i eer isear Ie iii.e o' ci.U ? 'clar to "ood- .... lies-) tiiise yetv uoys is !;i;tia' w".i.s-cr an' n ib.s,T," evin ed alike ni; l. 'testation of tiie crime and his coatemot for tlie of- il-nder. Sraitlfs -ati?:ic? was at last ex!iausted aad lie ctel nui.ied n j -. :i viorouj in?.'ts t:r;'S f"i' the jirof.'i'tioii of !ii3 j!iv,Tty. li s flit c.xpetiir.e it wa.i t. ji.'aee a 2arg3 feptiiio; rat t:a; tatii? :e:;i ly e uieealcd in a l:ea; of sii-l !-d cm, c ii si; i iy the c.:t-I. )!e iii the cora-i : i: cI h t, c ;)i e..:ti": Ciat the r.n wary thief, j iu:;;:!-- pis iiaad reckless ly throoLT't tlie lio.tj iato tlie heap, would he rati --lit and lie.d tir.ti! some oae eanie to Set ii. iu free. Hut 1"! next morning th ; traji was found yprua;; and the lieajj of corn diminished, hut the ti.ief had va:iL-hed a:;d left no I race hel.iud. At hi.-t a ood-si.ed hox arrived from New York, and the next day the local carpenter was ordered to 13 x fra.ss handles to tho torn-crib; one to be put aloaida the door for convenience, as Mr. bmith u'dieiy explained, of pteadyinv; one's self while turn'ti' tlie other. The second h;ui die had a !ate!i aitaehed to it by which the door was cured on tiie inside, and wr.s set in such a position that any one turninorit must ho.d on by the other knob to prevent bcint t!aovn backward y the opening duor. H';h lia idles were pro-iu-e!y c!ee'ii.ted with ;,d;i;iSi ad elicited much Hdi.iir.iiicn from the hands, who submitted them to a critical examination. The carpenters work being finished, Smith, in tiie presence of all Ins employes, solemnly repeated in front of the coni ct ib the firt two lir.es of the eccnd l ook of Virgil's 'vEneid," and announced that liis con; was thenceforward secure. A box. st: t.-'l to cr:taia se' wrs tb.it af ternoon deposited in tie- crib, at.d dr.ritig the early pait of t!.e night tl.:! proprietor of llellevue secretiy busied himself with n coil of insulated w ite. Nuir.eKH'i.s i!iid dieise were the .cpe( u latii Ub aim 'iig tiie daikies. Jim C!."!:!ey " h wed T'lis" .niith done 'witched dat arc core h' t:s", slui' iu.:f. Tell yott, m racn, -('ti totic Ii dem Vre hanflie.? evil tpi-iit carry yea: "way. Xo such tings evil spirit: l!uv yi-u know d re no such tig? Il'.isli, boy; go see wi. '.t do ITible say 'Iiuiit deia ting.'' I'ete Lie "didn't b'iieve i:i no sj'erhs; got a gun fix soine w har inside dat house; turn de handle an' dc gun go off. Seen dem tings i-.foie tip de country when I live in Goo.h iuii." Atiotlier theorist averred that '-while Mis' Smith sayin' dat ar ScripUr ober deni handles he seen a white pigeon cornea sailin' 'oun' an' roun" and roun', an' done light ( n dc peck o' dc corn-house roof, llish! tell you, sar, sumpin uj, sho.'' Un.-le Zeke, like the rest, was troubled in his mind, but, unlike his fellows, lie determined to waste no time in specula tion, but to seek his information direct from head. ;n:a tots. Prepared with half a buthel of oytteis, as r.n excuse for con versation, lie sought an interview with Jlr. Smith, and boldly propounded his questions. '0.1 is' Smith, what you bin a-doiu to dat ar ciib o' youin " "Why, Uncle Zeke, what do you want to know for?"' "Oh.nuilin, sar; sorter citrus like, llcarn all de hoys talkin' "bout i' never see ration like dat afore."' "Well, Uncle Zeke, I can't very well explain it to you; but I just advise you don't go near that crib after dark, or yon may see something you won't like." And Uncle Zeke depaited, revolving many things in his mind. It was midnight the hour when churchyards are tuid to yawn, not with exhaustion, but returning animation. In front of the enchanted coru-hous3 stood Brother Ezekiel, a lengthy pole in his hand and a capacious meal bag over hij fchoulder. In silent meditation he stood for some five minutes deliberating ou tho best plan of attack. The great New found land dog bounded toward him, evidently ia lcjoiting welcome. Jitla from his pocket the old man drew a savory bit of fried bacon, which tiie faithless lios'eu eagerly devoured. The reilection ended, the dog lay contentedly on the ground and watched the subsequent proceedings with the air of a totally disinterested ob server. " Clar to goodness, now," mutte red Un cle Zeke, "vvish't I uu'stood 'bout dis ting. Can't be no spring-trap, like de las'.time, kase how he gwine to spring froo de do'f Ke! ke! Done bodd-T Mis' Smith sho' 'unlf w hen he Had dat oie rat-trap sprung and nuliin coteh. High! Can't fool d is j ere chile wid no traps. No, sar! Done too much for dat." Uncie Zeke, paused, scratc hed his head, meditatingly, and then resumed his solil oquy "Well, I declar", ef dis yere don' beat ptcachin'! Mus' be a gun in dar. Uf ain't no gun, den dere iiin't nul!3n dere all foos'hness. Anyway, I's gwiue to try him.'' Uncle Zeke threw his bag to the ground, stepped to one side of the house, and with his pole struck a sharp blow on the brass knob nearest him. Nothing followed. lis pried iiL?aiu.st it witha&tick, but stiil with out ell'ect. lie w ent to the? other side of the house and repe ated his experiments on the second knob, but still all remained quiet. Uncle Zeke now drew from his pocket a skeleton key, mounted the ladder, and iu a trice had opened the padlock which held the door. "Dar, now, jus" "s I fought. De bos done humbug dem fool niggers, make um tink dis yere house witched. Ain't nuf fin dar, s'.io" "null.'' The old dat key reached up and cau tiously turned the handle. The door opened a little, and, casting away all fear, Uncle Zeke boldly reached for the other knob to steady himself while he twung bt.'ck the d- or. Literally like a fla-di of lig!.t::mg the electric discharge passed through him. The muscles of his ihigeis contractu!, and he; touid not release hi-s hold of tie; en chanted hr.ndies. At last his feel slipped iiom the ladder, and th? we:g'it of '.is body tore his hands adrift. L ke a log tlie old man dropped to the g cu:i 1, and lay irroanintr, praying, and treneraily be wildered. "Oh, de Laws Gor Amity! Oh, my Heabenly Marster! V.'ho ober iV.ight o' dat! .My conse'etiea done wake up! My conse'ence done Wiike up! Ileaia "oout it often, an' now I knows it. Oh, My Deabeuly ilarster ! cf yo-i let's up on me dis time Uncle Zeke never touch nulHa no mo". 'Clar l goodue.-s, I's a change' man f'om dis day. 1; r-r-r-r-r ' And what with the shock, the fright and the fall. Uncle Zeke's senses seemed leaving him. ''.Ezekiel.''' said a solemn Voice. In stintively Uncle Zeke answered, "IIe,r to'V" and looked in the direction of the sound. Oh, horror. A l:m:re clad in white wps ncaring him with slow and 6-Ienin steps. As the mysterious visitor ap; loached it s -emed to rise until it tow- eied to the height c ! ast ten i hands and his I set. and jaw The wretched i'.CKK .i on .i: knees, ins cj i piotruo: uroiii.eit, ri ni iinea i.iiia.vci 1. Suddeniv the tihaiitom figure 1 1' ire I'OWeii It- self, and it hi -ad cLseendin won incie- dible swiftness, smote tiie ii:ifntunats Uncle Zeke senseless to the earth. Three days later, as poor Uncle Zi ke, lay racked with Khcumatism and tor mented with spirtual fear, upon his bed in the single room at his cabin, the il r openid in walked Mr. Smith of Bellevu?. "Good morning. Uncle Zeke. "Why, What s the matter with you, old man '' "Oh, Mis' Smith! oh, Mis' Smith, I done lied some ttirnbb; spernees lately. De angel ob te Lord done wr".stle wid me, aa' my cons enc 3 eh ne wok , an my Heabenly Mai'.-ter! I's one suavrlu' . in ner. Jiis' Smitli, is you bin is you uoao is you m-m'..s.; any ting wid d:it ar c-coni-house o'yourn No, indeed. Uncle Zeke; nobody beta near it. lively tiling a:l right now." "An noi dy done touch the lc ;k? Do' look' ebery mornin'?"' "Yes, indeed. Why, who do you think would touch it, old man.5'' Uncle Zeke answered not, but his lip3 moved convulsively, as he muttereiL "Knock me down fu-, an' den lock' de do' an' took de key. angel ob de Lord. Now I knows it was do ' Ha rp era Mjj t'ziuc. Stale Items. Harry Schuyler accused of murder ing Oscar Kutiy.iii lias recently been tried tit West Point :md convicted of murder in the second degree. Several Boulevards are to be opened in Fremont, hihI some n.ost desirable blocks laid out in parks. Enterprise. We have received vclume one num ber two of the Slieridan l'ost, publish ed at, Sheridan, Xma'.ia County, by F. B. Tiffany. The editor of the Seward Reporter has found one man who will pay hi. printing bill without being asked for it. Send us li is photograph, Tom. York Tribune. Better have a life size portrait hung up as tho good angel of tho Press As sociation at their next meeting. Cycloptelia of Literatnre. It will be welcome news to ail lov ers of good literature that tho new, beautiful and intu vtlotisly cheap Acme edition of Chambers Cyclopaedia of English Literature is to bo complete I on dune 1. Volume IV. is just issued, and tlie remaining four volumes are to be issued and delivered at one time on tlie date stated. The work richly de serves the sale it has obtained of near ly 100,000 volumes already, and ought to attain, as it probably will, to a round million. The price, which has varied at different times, increasing as tlie publication has progressed, has now been permanently fixed at 82.00 for the paper 'i vols, complete, nearly ! 3,500 pages), $3.00 for clot li, 8L?."i for half morocco, gilt top, and ."?"i.7.i for the 4 vol. edition in half morocco, gilt top binding. A discount of 10 per. cent, from these prices is allowed to those whose orders are received before June 1, atid a further discount of 10 per cent, to those ordering in clubs of .... ... . : ii i if bv mail, 4S cents extra. Orders will be filled in t lie order of receipt. Spec i- men pages and full particulars will bo o-m, nee on le.juesi. ajiuuia.n noon j tude. If a person takes good care of Exchange, 5-5 Beekman streets, Xewj,-, , ... . . ,. York. Publishers. Sold only direct to ,i,nist,lf :lIlJ leavC3 'vL,ky amI ,nSht purchasers, aad not through dealers or dissipation alone he is in no more dau- agents, A TOICE FliOM LEABVILLE. IThich Belongs to Our Orrn Correspondent. Leadville, May 2d, 1879. Di-ai; Herald: We are now in Leadville, the modern Mecca towards which all Americans are turning their eyes. So, according to promise I will drop you a few lines relative to our trip and a short description of Lead ville. We left Lincoln March 11, and fol lowed the B. M. II. II. to Kearney, from Kearney we followed the U. P. to Julesburg, Col., passing through the great cattle range of Nebraska, where immense herds of cattle are being con stantly grazed tlie year round, without shelter or fee 1, except w hat they find. Last winter was particularly hard ou cattle in that section, and every mile of tlie road from Plum Creek to Jules burg is strewn with their carcases, the number running way up into the thous ands. From Julesburg wo follow the South Platte to Denver passing the town of Greeley and Evans. This section is principally devoted to sheep raising. There is some farming done, but not much, as the soil is principally sand and it has all to be irrigated. Colora do is not the place for a poor man who wishes to follow farming for a liveli hood as it costs more to get a piece of raw land ready for planting than it would to buy a farm in Nebraska. We caught our first glimpse of theliocky Mountains while at a distance of over lOOnfiles from Denver, Long's Peak looming up in the clouds far above all the rest of tlie bills. From Denver we started for Web ster, the present terminus of the Den ver South Park and Pacific 11. JL The next point after Wcb.ster was Fair Play, an old mining camp, and a town of some importance now. From Fair Play there are three roads to Leadville, one over the Mosquito It inge. a mere foot or pack mule path, 12 miles lor.g; one " over the range" used by tlie j stages, a distance of 40 miles; and the road " around tlie range," tho one most generally used, a distance of SO miles, which was the one we followed to our destination. LEADVILLE is located in Lake County, Colorado, near the Mouth of California Gulch, about 140 miles from Denver; and is I tho o.-hka nf tho Wlldo t mining exci'e . ... , . , ineni inai nns eei srn oici im land. The wonderful discoveries at this place, which have lately been thor oughly advertised, have been known in Colorado for over it year, since 1S77, olid miners and prospectors have crowded m from every mining camp between the Black Hills and the Sau Juan country. But within the last seven months thousands have come in flora t'.is "states" and the Pacific coast and arc still coming at the rate of from 00 to :J00 per day. It has a pop ulation of over 1,00, and is the pro jective terminus of three railroads, which will be finished this fall, the Denver, Soutli Park. & Pacific, the At chison, Topeka and Santa Fe and the Colorado Central li. K. Business of all kinds has been and in fact V U'X'J, but is likely to bo over done low that Spring has opened. Tlie merchants carrying immense stocks of go-ids and generally having another on the road, as it takes some timo fr freight to reach here. Money is plen tiful, and all sales are for cash. Freighting, which is done principal ly from Webster and Colorado Spiings has been very good, with prices vary ing from four to six cents per pound, but with the advent of mild weather, teams have crowded in until it is now worth only from one and a half to three cents per. lb. Wages have also taken a fall and are 82.o0 per day for wood choppers, $2.00 fur laborers, ma sons, carpenters and blacksmiths :) to .31.00, experienced miners .515.00. There lias been very little destitution or suf fering, men willing to work have al ways found employment, but the la boring man east who has sure employ ment had better stav there as the pres ent prices, taking into consideration the high prices of everything else, and the cot of reaching here, are very little if any better than he can do at home. A business man with enterprise and mon ey can find plenty of chances to better his fortunes, as new mining camps are springing up, and prospectors who have struck ore are willing to sell shares at reasonable rates to procure the neces'ary means to work their mines. The health of this place, as far as I can judge from my ow n experience and others, is very good. There is a grave yard here over a year old, the only one for miles in any direction and it con tains less than two hundred and fifty graves, a small per cent for a town that has had over 10,000 inhabitants at atiTtime during that perioJ. I think one reason for the current reports of the unhealthf ulness of this place is the suddenness with which a person istak-J en off, generally less than a week sifter j the att.-iek. Tl nrpv.-iilir r ilispafw 1 ' - . t a,e coK1 solu thro:lt' "' , l'neumonia, rheumatism and erysipe- j j las, diseases peculiar to the highalti-; cer thaa he wquU be ia an jart ot the United States, in fact, less danger than in some portions. Saloons, theaters, dance halls and gambling hells are numerous, and do a very large business, but for all that the town is very orderly and quiet, compared to other towns, as there is a large and effective police force, woh sternly and determinedly repress any inclinations to disorder. Sce.n 3 of vio lence are very rare. The only mur der that lias been committed lately was that of Browny Lee by James Bruce, both gamblers. The murderer w as promptly arrested and placed in jail. There aro three churches her-, the Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian, Tho Sisters cf Charity have a hospi tal here for the care of the sick. Tho Young Men's Christian Association his au organization and a reading room. The Masons and OJd Fellows each have a Lodge with a good attend ance of honest workers. There- are al so two circulating libraries. There are three daily newspapers published here, the Chronicle, an even ing daily published by Chronicle Pub lishing Company, which has tho most complete office and does by far the best business; tho Eclipse and the Beveille, two morning dailies havo a fair business. Before I close, although my letter is long enough, in fact, I aui afraid too long, I must say a few words in rela tion to some of Plattumouth's old citi zens and their prospects. Charley La zenby who will be well remembered sis one of Plattsmouth's old settlers is here, clerking for Holiday & Co. Char ley has an interest iu several mines, so that his prospects are good. Sam Ford who will also be remembered by many of Plattsmouth's old citizens is here and is doing well. He owns in terests in several mines and is worth from SI 0,000 to S 100,000. Dick O'Xeil one of Plattsmouth's citizei.s has been iu the Jewelry business here, but sold out his business to his parlm r lately, and has gone to speculating in mines and mining interests. Ha has made 0:1c lucky investment, from which lie will reap a handsome sum, and his prospects are good in three other eas es, although tluro is nothing assured as yet in them The Story boys, old residents of Cass ceuuty tire prospect ing close at hand, and are now sinking a shaft for a mine in what is consider ed a very good location. I w ill close by giving you a list of the prices of a few articles here: Corn cents per. lb. (nearly everything is sofd by the pound here,) oat 0 els., hay 5 cts., potatoes ."5 cts.. hams 1'! cts.. bacon 13 cts., eggs 23 to 80 cLs.per.de.. butter 3:il0 cts., tl our J cts, green apples 13 cts., meal 5 ct.i., furnished rooms S2o to 30 per. month, log cab ins S10 up, washing S? per. do.., day board'83 to $12, beer 13 cenls a glass and other things in proportion. More Anon. W. B. S. AN ACT To amend elm pier 47 of the revised sta tutes of 18;;'J, entitled "litnuls." lit it enacted Ly the Lijisluture cf tlie State of Xtbraxka : (con ri nc'f.o i iio:i L.vsr isscr..) Sec. 2'J. After the road lias been finally established, thy plat and field notes must be recorded by the county clrk, and the road overseers of the district through which such road pass es shall be directed by the clerk to hare the same opened and worked; b.t when crops have been planted or sow ed before the road is finally establish ed, the opening thereof shall be delayed until the crop is harvested. Sec. 30. The establishment of a new roa I on the route of a road already es tablished according to law, shall not vacate the road previously established, unless such vacation is prayed for in tlie petition, and so declared in tlie or der establishing a new road. Seo 1 1 -J 031. Sr:c. 31. Whenever a public road is ordered to bo established or altered, according to the provisions of this chapter, which road shall pass through or on inclosed land not planted orsow ed with crops, tha road overseer shall give tlie owner or occupant of such land sixty days' notice in writing to 1 e move his fences. If such owner or occupant does not remove his fence withiu sixty days after such notice, the overseer shall cause the sain'i to be re moved, and the road opened and work ed ; and such owner shall forfeit tlie sum of one dollar for every day he shall permit his fence to remain after the expiration of said sixty days, and shall pay all necessary cost of remnva!, to be collected by said overseer before any justice of the peaet; having juris diction, for tlie usi and benefit of tho school fund. Sec. '32. All public streets of vil lages not incorporated are a part of the public road; and alad overseers or persons having charge of the same, in the respective districts of such villages, shall work the same as provided by law. Slc. 33. Such portions of all road's ns lie within the limits of any city or incorporated village, shall conform to tha direction and grade, and be subject to all regulation of other streets in such city or village. Sec. 31. Roads or streets shall not be established or opened across the lanis reserved by the statu for its va rious institutions hing adjacent there to without the express consent of the legi-dat ui e. IS TWO OK MORE COl'N'TIES. Sec. o3. The establishment, vaca cation, or aliHiation of :i public road, fither along or across a county liar may be effected by the concurrent ac tion of ll.e respective county board:', in the mode hereinbefore prescribed. Ths commissioners appointed to locate the road in such ciises must act in concert, and the road will not bo deemed es tablished, vacated, or altered in either CJiinty until it is so in both. All ex penses incurred under the provisions of the preceding section, and ail ex penses in keeping public roads on county linos in repair, shall !. paid equally by the counties interested, ' Sec. 30. Hereafter there shall be no distinction between roads heretofore Uuo wc roa4s and county roads ; both are alike, subject to the provision of this chapter. Hoads established by the concurrent action of tho county boards of two or 111010 counties can only be discontinued by the cvmetirint action of tho county hoards of tho sev eral counties in which the same may be situated, but such loads shall bir treated in all other respects as provid ed in this chapter. .'.i.vsr.sr i:o.ns. Srr. 37. I'ulilic loads may lie established v ith oat t ::c appoint ii.e.it .if el.i.inii-sioiic i-. (.rovi'l eil t lie . 1 1 i i en 1 oti sen l ol a 1 1 i lie ow nei s of tlie land to lie used f.n t'.iat purpose lie lost fliecl la t lie comit y ciei k' ol.iee ; ;ei,i ii i: is shown to l he satisfaction 01' tlie eoiiiity hoard ilial tho proposed load is of Slltlieiolit p.li.ia: lllliiol time" to he opened ami niked ly la.- piiM;.-. they shall nialie ita order est. ihlisii nit: t lie s.i :n e, fiom uliieli tiine only shall it bj regarded asapuh!:c road. siav ;'.s. If a survey for the c",tn'o!i.liment of the road named lit the piv.i. diie; mvihhi is ce ci's -ary. lie' ooar.l. heio. e ordeiui;; sin 1. surv c , loa y require tho p.,, 'lies asking tor the csiao lisliuieai of such iiiiiu.iy in pa . or secure Um pay i lent , of the ep -a u- ol sin ii .-in i ey. s'ni'. .'. I. Auy applicant for ii. images cialliied to lie caused hv tl:-. establishment of load, may appeal from tiie tia.i! ipN i- i ui of tho county board, to the di-.iiiet eoiut of the coiiuiy In which the land lies : but inilice ol such ap.o.i must he served on the county cler.i v. it Inn t wen -ty days after the dec: , Ion is made. 11 tin- road' has hl-ell esl.i'.lished. oil coml d ion thai, t ne pc ti'.ioners tii.-iefoi-pay til.' ilatii.cu's, siica no tice s'nal I he selM'd on lin leir p-so!.S tit.sr, named in t lie pel i i ion for t he l.uh - ay, if thvio are l. lilt niiinv who I' side iu the i-outiiv, M:i'. 40, ah app. iil may also he taken by thu petitioner for the road as to amount of diuii are. if the establishment ot the load lias been made conditional upon his paying the d. images, by his servinj not ice of such a p pea I on I he conn -y clerk and appli.-.int lor damage- wuhei twen ty U.is alter li e ih risio.i ol I he board, and til ini; it I on a in i he olu .! of sueh clerk, vvi I li sure ties to he approved by him, conditioned fr I'1" payment oi all co-is asioued by such appeal, unless tlie appellant 'ails to reeoo-r a more f.t Voriiliie judgment in t he dis'.i a t court than w j.l ::!io,ved nllii hv sueii hoard. St. 41. I u ilie cases c oil em "la led in t he t v. . preceiiin seet ions, i lie elei 1; siu.il, within ten days- ii fie" I lie not ice- iii ores. ud are sei veil and liled in his ol'ice, malic out and file iu the ollien ol the clerk of siiid court a t r insei ipt of the i;c pels en l:e iu his otiice, and the proi duis u Ilie board in lel.-.tioii to mill dona os. 1 he. claimant for dain e's shall he plaiutul, and tint pel. (loner for toe load. del -ndiCit. eNcepl the il.il.i:i-,'i have tieen ordered paid out of tlie county l iva ury, in v. hicli case, il.e county shall be di dead. .1.1. .SE'-.U. l in' aiiionrit o il.'iio.-i ;es ihe claim ant is cm Iticd In -hall be j,-ceilnl.ie.il hy -aid .'ourt iu the -nine ni. tuner as in actions by ordi nary pr.-je.-i dial's, and tac amount -o ;i-.e"i l.tin ed sliuil oe Ciller "I ni -.-eor,l. but no jmViuci.t siiall he rend -red I lieicfor. The amount tins a-iceiiiiitied shad lie eel 1 1 lieil by i he chiK of t lin co.m: v bo i..i. w no sliail, thereafter, piocccd as i! sin h ami u it had been t'j them u.hoiiu Ih,! vi limniit as d imii -i. Sl.C I.t. if the appeal has been t..kc!i by lioi el at maul . t lie petit ioa-.-r of t in - load, oi I lie el .! t v. in us l pay the com s occasioned by tic appeal ; hat t':e couuiv shiill pay only vt h'-.i Ihe d.ou iliies h.i e lici'n oileie.l In be paid out of tint county treusuiy. !I the p. lilieiier for the load appeals, he mi.-t pay 1 h- cost-. u..h:-the claim ant recovers a less amount lh:i;i was allowed him hv Ihe bnaid, iu . Inch ca-e the costs simd he paid bv the ci.eiii.iii ! . .ludmmeht shall bo leinb led iu i: oid.ilc e w.tli the foiexolli pro visions. ,S kc. il. When bv the leas, .n of the los or destruction of the li -Id iioies.l the original sur vey, or iu eii.c.s "f di Ii cii r.- .sum s or rceonl, (d 111 e;i-;cs of Plirll IIUIIiCi oils .-dictations of any road hi licit the ol ilia I sin Vi y . t hal lis local lull (miiot he accurately ilcltned by the paper ou ti! it) the proper o.i.ce. H,.- c.midy b..ald ol tho proper county tuny, if t hoy deem 11 iiccess.o . cause such mad ( be I e-siii ve cd . pl.ilLe.d iuid recorded as hei einhidoie provided. Sue. 4".. Jt the .-.line h.i not been heretoforo done in anv other manner, the eouutv tleik. sh ill. w it hin six moiit iJ a. I er libs a- t shall take elleci. e.iu- : every load ia lit county, lin- leal exisiei -,ce of Aliicii'is shewn by lin- records and files of his ofiier, to be platted ia il book to be obtained and kepi for Unit pin pose, and known i.s the "in id plat b" 'k." iluc.i to.wiahlp or precinct .shall be pi, .Led -( p.iialcly, on a scale ot not les liian tour n cues to a iniio ; and such clci K -hail have all ciiauie's in or additions o. t if r ads lo-ailv Cstalili-.hcd iiui.icd! itely eii-l-rcd upon t-aid plat b :.k, i: h nppnpi i-ite re f 'rcii'-cs lo ihe ides iu whicn lliu papers ic 1 .1 inn lo the .iuic m i.. I e loiiii I. Ski . sV'i. Jseeii.ui line- ale Hereby u. c.i.ih I In be. public ro.ub. ei each county in bin siale, and the coiiu'y boai-i "i m .-li county may. whenev er the puolie eo.od re, lii i-.-s .i . ope n :..ie lo.ldn w it no u i an v p: c'.iti.ii.ai v :,ui '. i . .-. nd caoe t ,'ieiu to be .oi ei! ill Ihe same luiuiel a- id ner p jh lic louds : y' c-i-- !. I iial a.. da ua.-es claiuied. bv reason ol tac "!"'. i : m; ot ai.y ai'-u load f'ivll be app-a.scd and allowed. :,s !. l :is piac..c ahlc.i.i manner her.'iu.'i-b'ie p:obie., isr.c. 47. , ..caiac i.i.cis ni kiiv tier.,o:i t.l.-ol be sniirmn led or luclo-ed. or l.e shut. ouii and cut oil iiom ;i pubhe l.pjhwiiy by t o- lanos of any Oi her person ,.r p . s.u.s. w u, 1 1 ' t i-n In al low sueii pen oa a p.lv.llc 1'.. el t" p.'.-s to or fioin ins u hei -aid lai d, it -hail he t'ie dm y oi tiie county bo nil, on pc'.inmi of any '.-,sou Wi.ose iaiid i- hi sariouiided or shut oi.l. to :.p poiiit three ii s id -res', i d freuimit!. i oi U.e pre dict, or low lishlp. Ill CoUlltle llllder tow l.sl.l;, ot niiza: I '-ii. .ii v. hie 1 1 the laud li, . ;is coum. .s s.oaei s to v lew--o.d mai k out a lo.,d I mm tli.j la ii-1 of i l.e petit inne i to I no nearest public 1. way, and t i a-sc-s the dani i-'e-; tiie peivoa will sii.diii.i J il. oi.e n v.tiose land the iod will pa-.. - SHJ. 4s. 1 he person desiring In secure the ri;lu ot wav ehall isive Hit pel -on or prisons t h 1 oii-t-i w 1 lose l.i. 'i d tlie ro id will run, iit least two (lavs' untie- id .-;:en intended npplic.u Ion. tiy le.iv'iliL', nr causing in i,e lett, il ritteti uci Hce, at h: i u-ital tdaee ol abode : and h;uifne lory evidence that such notice has been (.iven shall be presented lo l.ie board befole co:n uiissione: -n ill be appointed. Sih'.r. 4... I he eouiuns-l uiers shall, before en tering upon toe discharge ot their oiiiics. take and subsciibc au oath b.ioie some jinUe or jus tice of t he peace, that thry ill" U d lulelesteil 1 or cf kin to eitiier ol tin: "pai lie- iniere-'o-d la the p:opo-ed roiid, and liial tin y will t.ulhful ly and itnj..i , i view and mai k out said road li. tin- r-.iii si ease and convenience ot t he pal-, ties, and ii-liltle a- may be p, the injury ot cith er, and asses- the damages w ii.Lti v. l.l be sus tained b- the party ilirn.igii w hose land U will run. Mi;e. r.O. Said eon:niissi ui( ;-s shall make out a re poit of th. ir proceedini;-. ftatui paitieu lanv Ihe course and distance of said ro.nl, and t.ie'anmiitii of il.uiiiu'.. ass--s. ,, which report, tivl her v. it li a eel I uicale d t im ualli, slnill be returned in tlie count y coruniissioiici s, unl tiled bv the county ch ih. Sn'.a. U toe icport be approved by thi count v i.o.ud. :cit th petitioner shall piodueo eat i iifietorv evidence thai he hits paid t he ilitm ti'es a-ses-cil mi tendered payment, if the par ty refuse io receive il'. and uii cosis ain-ndm t he pioc-edii. ...s. tin-eoiiht y boaid shall grain, an order tu sa.d .et I'.ioacr in open a road not excel ..i:ig l.tie'-u leet in bit h ; and if any r son oi pi I sons obsnticl s;iid road, hiieh pi rsou or persons siiall ic liaoie to ill! Ihe peualiies tor biUruciui;. a pablb; load; Pruri-ivl, c.u'i r.r. it Mich 1.....J snail !i:ii t'ii'iiujili nty i!.einsnre and 11 -oa.i b it pored by tue owner t!i''iut.I, the pi rso:i apply me for such load shall p n i.p and keep al a'-'n entrance into s.u n ui'-lnsure griii,1:i:i.i hub laii.'i.d Mviupin h.'.t'..: : 'mrni', ii.;,. i. thai t .liii T party may apiM-.d fioni the "decision o i lin; county bn.iiiti.i nice manner as presciibtd in ease t public reads. Si-lc . aJ. I'poi, tac riubli hliiont of t lie riiht of w:ty. as in tilts chiipter provided, the fainn Kliall vest iiu.l tle-eeud as aa ca--e:neiit ia til party au 1 his or her heirs or iiviio n rev-r. Sue. 1. 1. 1 lie county t o ir I sniili civide the. enmity, except that pol'l Ion occupleil by oil ICS and I'lc-orpo.vled Vid ci 'S. into as uiany road .list l il ts as iu iy be neee e- i y, and may al !er tnt I. 'iindories tiieicot as may i-i-edi pi ope r : ''. r.Ji (, (ni.ai'ir, inul in i,. n.iv shall anv road district he f o counit uted a- to be wul.n tlie li 11 11 is of IV. li us i I net VOlll. pi , -clue th, l.l tow 11- s.UpS iii eoiiniies under tn..n-nip .n ai.ir il inn ; iin I it shall be ih- dal y f the . ,,i:in e.i ik. up on a pplie.it I on, to tun. I ill each MI pel Vls.r . II h a p.. i lieular desi i i jdi ui of tho LuunUai les of l:is district. S 6i. fli" hv :-rs"ers of t he iepec; i v dis tr.cis an- hereby um hoiied to ploeui", if they deem it nece-sai y . ;i plow and one or moi - scraper-, tor the use oi tne road district, toe cost the. i-.l to be ii. lid out of the load land of tho district, a i.i allowed in the SettK-i.n at V'ith th overs.... !', bK. '. ;... K iiny ov.' i seer hnll tieie. t or re fuse to keea tlle'ioa 's of his illdnrl iu piod re pair as tlie number ot hand s aad the amount of road tax uudci his es itiol wouul re.isoiiiibly en.tbie him to do, or etherw dsn neglect to per toi iu any of t. unties iie.por.i upon him by this cuapier. he siiait ho liaole, on his of!iei-d b 'ltd. m iy a fiat- of not le.,s !i in live t.or inol t nan li.'ly del. iirs. to be recovered Uy civil action betore any jn-nce l the pv;n-e in the county a: the su.t of any cnicn, lor lei: bent-t I ol tn bi'hool fund. sn: In ca-e ii.'un.v sudut-n ('.itnar:'- or in jury to any u nd e. cui v.' rl . or toad, to" over tier nriy.ii t o.n: day 's :.oi ;.v. c.,.1 out ..uy and ;iU able-bodied nicn"uu,; .r liny uuf nf ; in his dis ri-t lun not in - r tnan ! o i :i, s al any on ume w ithoiii l.'n ir ivuvin '. lo ti.c.-i ail icpail'H lui.nedlately lo cessai l!:.-:uu ; ;uid pcieem w) called out shall be entitled to iece,ve ft 1 per day from the fuudo lu the hau ls oi iu !i over s' eer. M:..T.7. If ai!' iible-bodi-d bic. i. v. l cu daly SUIIIInOiie I lis ; nil . I.le in tne iiccrdnar S-a;- tlou. f;iil to api.t ar ..nd lab r.lj.i' ri . bv lilnl- cif or his -n.,-1 ii uie. or :.. I s..:iif.i' IV ex- J.'ISK t lip' clot', io live di dhus, lo n all b" I;.. hi I n a peri.JIV ot IV il i.i "loll I e- i'oer.-d by f.irc any jlisiir-e of li e pe.iee, at the unit ot Siliy Citienfor the belie!"!: i f i he schi.fd file 1. Skc.w. The couj-.iy oi'.-t' 1 may, ia their Iis eivlb n. vvlicni ci t h'-i c is ii!!icrciit li "l.ey oil baud in tiie county jo.id fend, bninl r repair any bridge or bridges within the limith of uiif liifO. pc.ii.it-a city or village in Ihtir county. n
