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withcropi , country poUtlci , and on any i
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ed with ui election , and relating to flo
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such commnnU'UonE , however , must
brief M possible ; an4t > r mustinalic !
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te written np" n one
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rouncii.
for o
AtL AlOJOl xcxxun of candidates
whether made by self or friends ,
whether as not "ccaor con. 3unlcation9 to
.Editor , are ( until nominations are m
d&ply personal , and will be charged as
erttaCJifnu
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C. RO8EWATEE , Editor and Publisher , D :
On and alter October twenty.fint , 1672 ,
DAJLT BEE la aegu
! the
_ T jtij circulation o
fcf llr.'JBdwin Darii , to whose order all
crlpUoas not paid at the office-will be p yi
* ad bjr whoa all receipts for subscriptions
counttrmipi * * ,
E. fcOSEWATER. PuWi
' 'THE."Brop1dyn Borrow" Is yr
, the .New York Herald terms
Beecher-Tiltou. nest-Uuling revi
tions. . .
CCSTAB has been heard from , :
according to last accounts , the
dlans still keep within respecta
distance of the Black Hills'
plorer. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ACCORDING to the Lincoln J3h
four Hundred irennonites are r
'quartered In the floral hall of
old State fair grounds. These
really the first Mennonites t
, have'cbrne to Nebraska. The i
onj 'of Russians that.settled in C
county arePreshyterians. The I
31. Railroad company expect to <
onlze theseMcnuonitcs on the Cc
pany's hinds east of Lowell.
The so-called investigationbei
Justice Bartlett of the char
against Postmaster Yost , was cc
ruenced yesterday , aud contim
-until to-day. This investigation
not recognized by JMr. Yost
. .Special Agent Hawley. JRepu
can.
can.This is the first , and BO tar
only allusion made by the Omi
Ko-op organ , to the grave char
that were preferred against P <
master Yost. For the informal
of. the Republican , we will st
that It is immaterial whether Mes :
Yost and fiawley recognize or
Dpre the Investigation now in \
- jjresa .before Justice Bartlett.
' -In fact It was but natural for 1
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Yost to object to an Investlgat
that promises to convict him
grave misdemeanors in office ,
sworn and unimpeachable te
mony. Already enough of this I
timony has been secured to c
vince the most ekoptical mind t
there has been corruption enoi
in the Omaha postofllcc to sin ]
whole ship load of postmasters.
AKD POLITICS.
In the last number of Oolma
Rural licrWj the most jnfluen
'Grange organ in * he Southwest ,
question of organizing a separ
political Grangers' party ia ablyt
cussed.
-The article in question is chic
directed at the St. Ixnris ltcpu <
can , formerly a Democratic , t
, ' now an Independent paper. 1
Jbllowing extract might be prh
ably digested by the leaders of
eo-calleti Independent movement
Nebraska :
The Republican would have cv *
Granger stultify himself , and viol
, the , organic law of the order , viol
- - - the' constitution of theState Gran
and of every subordinate Gran
for they all expressly forbid Grani
having to do with politics or n
gion. By following the Repu\ \
can's advice , the Grange would
"xOome a political organization , wh
tfi contrary io the very spirit a
purpose of the order. Internal c ;
senfions and strife would enter <
. 'ery'Grange , and the speedy disin
- ration of the order would folk
If'the Republican was the v <
\yorst \ enemy pf the Patrons , n
wanted to destroy the order in , 1
shortest time , the very course
recommends would soonest acco
pllsh the purpose it had in vie
Our political prejudices i
the strongest prejudices
" r.Eaye , " and the founders
L ttrtheGrange wisely exclud
thelxinslderatlon cf political or p ;
rty questlons. Grangers should
" more take separate arid indcpcndt
kj political action than should Masc
* - 3at Odd Fellows , Methodists or B :
- . - UsU , or any religious denominatic
There are many matters on whi
Grangers can harmonize and uni
7&nd accomplish great good for thei
.selves.y But there arc other inatti
. Sa.oa"b.lch. . they cannot unite , a
they can't agree in politics ; and
the effort is successful to make the
'take a hand In politics , il will pro
to be the rock on which their ba
trill be shattered , and nil the fo :
hopes which they have cherish
Will take wings and fly away.
"We know the great good t
Order is doing for the farmer , 'a :
as the years roll around it will
greater and still greater good if t
j t * bjignt of jxjlitics is kept out. I
let it enter the grange , and a ve
Pandora's box of evil will be . '
loose , and ruin will ensue.
* ' A3 a friend and a member of t
'Grangeiwo "wanttdseeitpreserv
for'the great blessings it will cc
fer. Wewant nothing done tl
, " -win la any way jeopardize
growth or influence. Every Gran
Saa become a lecture-room aud
school-room for the farmer. ]
* .w a never educated so rapi
< ly as na-vr. He has real
advanced more intellectual !
socially and as a busine
man within the inst two yet
.than he did in any preceding t
: yeara. Shall we do anything , the
* > to endanger the very Iffe and c
v . Jstence of the order by turning
. ! out of the channel for which it w
: organized ?
We believe we know the sen
-feients of the great mass of tl
Grangers belonging to both poli
cal parties , and it is hostile to t !
course recommended bythe JRppu
/'can. Tfaeyl will be caught in j
uch trap. They understand t
of the Grange for bctl
does. ThebJova : foi ir
BtrongeTf their care of it greati
and they aT $ not going toviolr
thejr solemn pledges to gratify t
and caprices $ f any oue.
JOUBHMJSM.
tJNPfilKCIl-LED .
The "suffering olcl man" of * th
senior twilight paper is aliout read ;
to collapse since ; the In estlgatioi
of the 'charges "preferred'-agalns
Postmaster Yost has resulted in th
complete vindication : of that-genUt
man. The "suffering old man
of the senior twilght concern feel
very muchJiurt becausethesympj
thy of the community is not"wit
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hhn instead'of "thejmerrtwhom
roped into , theljobf ana arejno1 '
' * GoVest'ol ;
wriggling to'gefout ,
man , go west Union.
"What do honest workingmen an
farmers think of their' ' iricorfuptibl
champion now ? Does not th
brazen-faced" attempt to-whitewaa
the notoriously corrupt transactior
in the postal seivicp piove ooncli
sivcly that [ the thirteen oppresse <
&c. , havcsoild _ put "hblioVJ grincIp
and jnanhood fottheppstaliring ?
Why has this sham jeformjqrga
studlousJyjJWitt&d lLmentionaboi
the chargesj > referred agajfist Yo
and Furay , and : why does it.attenj ]
now to misload.tho people.as o ti
nature of the evidence- produced i
substantiate , them. , jvhlle , therZM <
claims a complete vindicatfo'n fi
Yost , special agent Hawley , jvl
was notorjo3isly''lenieritfirl "Ihis . ii
vestigation declarfld' to'ifr/'flyp '
the presence of General Estabroo.
that every charge Ltit ohelhailje. (
substantiated.JIow jnuch did
take to convince the thirteen hone
and incorruptible editors that q
was vindicated from the charge'1
defrauding the Government in-pr
curing Sperry's signature for rno'rii
not recerad ! by him ?
Howmuch did it take to &ats ! :
them thai Yost waif vindicated fro :
the charge of furnishing mail sac !
to Pattee , and. permitting him
cancel stamps , on his.owncpape
and circulars , contrary1 tolaw ! ?
How much of the * circulatin
juedium did it take to convince tl
Union that the charge of specula
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.wasta
ing in i > ostal clerlis : salanes
sustained , \yhen eveir Yostmdml
ted this charge f How about tl
I bribery charge of Lew' Hill , whie
leaves Yost in the dilemma of eith
.having defrauded the governm'eii
or a mail contractor ? What abe
the bilyer plate donated by Pa
tee , and how inucjr did it tal
'
to close the eyes of the'thirtec
1 to the 'palpable sfuct that Patti
musthave received some consider
tion for it ? If tliere was anythh
wanting to stamp the unprincipl <
journalism pf the Union wiUi,4i
famy , it" is thls unblushuig ar
shameless' proclamation that tl
investigation of the charges pr
ferred against Postmaster Yost-h :
resulted in a complete tindicatit
of that gentleman. In > fhe la ]
guage of the Union , we would , si
"go west" young man , Omaha'wi
soon be too hot a place for-you.
number . of applicattoi
from -twenty-one Western an
SoutherWstates to July ; 23d , fi
the or nlzatlon of atlohal Bank
is forty-seven , with an .aggrega
circulation pf $4,183,000.The. tot :
Tiumbcr of bonds .withdrawn , undi
the act of June.20thj ] ST/.Js .SSJ
900 , and the amount ? of legal tei
den , deposited for' the purpose of ri
deeming the circulatIoiTsurrei
der d , $33SO,000. ; TheSe bent
have been withdrawn bj twenty
eight .National "Bank 'Association
Thus it vil } be vseentiiat the.cu
rency surrendered hjr the * hanl
almost . equal to the amount Issue
to now banks , , .which , jwacllcal ]
theory of the iuflatioi
ists in tlie.licad.
an cxceUcntVtletectivi
but lie never discovered that Paltt
was running a branch postoffice i
Caldwcll block. ,
. EELIGIOUS.
-'T Sc' :
There are only twenty-eight Hi
ualists in the English. House. <
Tlie several Methodist church *
of Canada have agreed upon a bas :
of union ; < rf * ffg' ,
It isamiouncedHhat'ihe mer
can pilgrimagc.will berepeatedhea
j-ear , wlie'n , oyrf 500 Catholics c
vaniti , has withdrawn from thePrc
testa.nt Episcopal Cburqh. He join
Birshoi/CummihkC f ,1 5
Eev. Robert Laird Collier Jin
stated that he intends to return t
his 'Chicago congregation in th
full , .and thut his -health is rapid !
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Catholicyinrror * of Balti
m6reVXaiii mourning Jhisweek > , fo
Bishop Whelari , of Wlieelini
, i. , whose death -a few day
-v- '
'ago "vvas anrkUnced - - *
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Canada is itoJjpldaJarge meetini
/Montreal . - , - i1 - .nextfeQctobei - j. ' * , , < , ' . . , : . . ' Dis
airettolp
ie ' * MS-
The magnificent Mosaic pic
to be placed iri the hey . natioha
iX The Sacred Heart , Paris
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Mr. Swing is preaching no.w or
Sunday , 'nf&rninK3XinMcCormick'i
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Hall , t hit-ago , to crowdeil" Houses
The hall hold over 3,000 persons
and it is pncked at each service
More than twice as many people ai
his church would hold are thus en
abled to hear him. ,
Bishop Cummins indisposed fron
his office aridjginiuistry , .but th (
elFcct of Bishopl5mith's documen
is about ns evident as , a bull.ngains
the coinetj Qn6.fhe.'first respon
scs is from "Emriianual xChurch , ir
Loui > A-ille , Ky.ipa Bishop Smith' !
own diocese , \yhicir forsakes hii
Episcopal care for that of his lute as
sociatc , the now deposed Bishop.
Tlie Soulhwesfern "University o
tlie Baptist 'denorainatlon is located
after considerable .rivalry betweer
various places , lite bids were as
follows : Murfre bore , $139,500
Jackson , $150,000 3 ? Chattanooga
$100,000 ; McMirinville , $100,000
Jackson , Macusontfcountj' , Tenn.
hnving bid theThjghest , secures the
irlstitutiou. ea ? "NsA
Pius IX. , though sjurpassing
has notreache3"the76T
age : Bonnace VIII.
( T&i to1303) ) ; Paul HI. (1534 ( tc
. 70 toJ676) )
and liifijcenLXIIL (1691 ( t&1700V
and Clement XH. (1730 ( to iT Ora !
from 90 to 92 i while Gregory IX. ,
nephew of Innocent ] JI. , livec1 tc
the age of 100 ,
PtlGHTEDA.D.1874.
"Two souls with but aslog'e thought ,
Two hearts that beat as one , " , ,
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NKLTJE , fojui/ur. *
Bless mj heart I You're come at last.
. Awful glad to see yon , 'dear J
Thought jouM died or something , Sell
Such an age since you're been here 1
Mr engagement 1 Gracious ! Yes.
_ humor's bit the mark this time.
-And'the victim T Charter Gray.
Know him , don't you 7 Well he's pri
Suchinuitachlost Splendid style I
' Then Le's not M > horrid fast
t Wall zes like a seraph , too ,
lias pome fortune best and hst , '
Love him ? Nonsense. Don't be "sol
Pretty much as' love now goes ;
Ole's < ? vote < l.and In tltce , -
" I'll get used to him , I I'pcse.
First love ! Humbug. Iwn't talk.stufl
Bella Brown , doa'i be a fooL
Kelt you'll rave cf flames and darts ,
Like a fchlt at bcardlng-schoU ,
Dan't be "mined , " I talked Jim so
Some two years bock. Fact , my dear
But two seasons kill romance ,
Leave one's views of life quite clear.
Whr , if Will Latrobe had asked
When he left , two years ago ,
" I'd bare thrown up all and gent
4 e Out to Kansas , doyou know ?
Fancy me a settler's wife ?
rBlest escap" dear , was ir not ? '
. Yes , it's hardlyjn my line
To enact " .Lore in a Cot. "
Well , you see , I had ray swing ,
Becb engaged to eight or ten ,
Got 1 ° * t ° P sometime , of cqurse ,
ho it don't much matter when.
Auntie hates old maids , and ( bluki
Eyerr girl should marry young v
On thai tnemo my Thole liie long
TtaveTicsard thachangos rungT
r So , ma belle , what could 1 do ?
Charier wante a stylish wife.
We'll suit well enough , no fear ,
When we stttle down toe life.
But for lore stufl I See my ring !
Lovely , ain't It 1r Solitaire. ,
. Nearly made JIauJe Hiuton turn
"Goeen'Withenvy aua despair , ' '
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MVJJiile , about
r IIow ibe trleJ for Charley , till
I sailed In auy cut her out.
Now she's taken Jack UcBrlde ,
I-Lelieve < , its all from pique
JhrewiltnioTer once you know
Bates me so she'll scarcely speak.
Fa/won't' ' mind izpense at list ,
I'll be off his hands lor'good ; ' ' '
Coat a fortune two jcjrs past.
My trouneaii shall out < lo ilaude'i ,
I' TO cor" luc * from pa , you \ np'jr
JIeai > ' ( o"baYe"n > y dress ' , from Virth' !
Wop't she bejist'rari ( y Though 7
-Aiir yiUfcuis1 ' "
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MATRIMONIAUTIES.
. -An old cynic says : "With ma
tvomen , going to church is lit
better thau looking into a boitu
shop. "
, , "Young , in years but an <
jlppcr , " is a portion of the descr
tipn of a runaway wife which v
[ e'ft at an ' Indianapolis"static
liouse.
A juvenile wedding took , ph
near Visalia , Cal. , the other di
David Slinkard. aged 87 , led to 1
liter the blushing Mrs. Fram
Griffith , aged 72. -
She Detroit Free , Prcis profes ;
to have discovered a young la
who blushes , goes to bed , at ; nl ;
jats heartily * , speaks plain Engll
respects uer mother , doesut want
marry a lord , aud knows how
: ook.
ook.Amirs'
Amirs' . Olsen , of Salt Lake , mal
i public declaration that in 1
opinion polygamy is as good for \
men as for men , and that shewoi
like three husbands one to li
ivith and love and the other two
help support her.
* It is not uncommon , in ; givl
idvice ; to newly imarr'ed you
ladies who marrypoorybung m <
to allude to the fact'that-Eve mi
ied a gardener ; but they don't s
Anything about the gardner losi
iis situation on account of tt
nalch.
Charles Reis , a German , elop
rom Louisville , July 8 with his i
narrled niece , leaving his wife a
ihildren behindr He had previoi
y sold outallhia effects , and leai
jis family destitute. The pair i
lupposed to have gone to St. Lou
Air. Frank Leslie -was. marri
, 'esterday , in Ifevr York , to M
Florence Spuier , or , e of the mo
Beautiful and accomplished ladies
he metropolis , an authoress of ii <
ind editress forseveraLyears of t
Lady's Journal Mr. and M
Leslie will spend the greater port !
> f the season in Saratoga , at A
licslje's beautiful summer plai
'Interlaken,1' fiaralogian , liih.
Simon Starges , of Allentown , P
lied recently at the age of 79. 1
lad been married four times ; t
vedtlhlgs have been , on his 401
6th , GOth'arid 70th birthdays. I
astwife was dead , too , * and it1
ikely that .had . Mr. . Starges lly
inotheryear he would have eel
> rated his KOth .birthday jn the r
iustomed style , because the loc
> aper says that he was a methodic
nan.
The Knoxville , ( Tenn. ) Press ai
Herald tells a pitiful story of an
fropreacherfwho "imposed hlmsel
ipon a respectable fanner's faini
is u white man , and thus won C
Lflection of thefamer's daught *
Fust before they were to be marri
he fact of his color leaked out , ai
he match was abruptly broken o
fbe would interesting to know ji
tow much that negro preach
acked of being a white man.
- "Wood ford AridersonlLa colon
iarber of Minneapolis , applied to'tl
Jourfr of Common Pleas for a diver
rom his-wife" Louisa , on thTfroui
bat she had deserted him aud goi
rliere The Jwicked.colored ; people j
-to St. Paul. On Wednesday E
ernoon , at 4 o'clock , Judge Your *
led a decision with the1 Clerk
hbVC'ourt , granting the divorce. ]
bbufait hour Anderson appeared ;
Ue clerk' . ( office and applied for
cense to marry one Lizzie Wiek
nd having procured it , he depart *
a high glee. That was the quicke
xauiple of getting. rldof , the'old at
ssuming the new Iove7 oil recor
iHe yas-eighteen-aad she swe
xteen.j iHIsfather'WjisinexoraU
> , tafier.raifljlngthe"vvlrid ! to the e :
silt of $9) ) he , she , and her mothe
1th a mutual friend , boarded tl
irs for tlie friendly gleus of Mi '
fare iot'tl
) uri. After paying \ -
ind trip"andS2.50 to the parse
ic twain , made one , landed I
eavenworthtwith the large fortui
T $1 in greenbacks. Repairng to
doon , ice-cream and cake was s <
[ > , reducing tlie cash to jtwo nicl
s. Nothing daunted , two glass *
T soda were called for , and tt
bwly married couple started-1
: gin .life's wedded dream without
> pper. This is enterprise , arid
uder our congratulations to ti
iir , wishing them a long an
uppylife ' . .
A letter from Careyville , Caraj
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dl county , Tenn.phows up th'e'it '
nioua deed of .a thrifty bu't-ur
irupulous man in that locality. J
lys : "Last Sunday , by Squii
i arnack , , at Uils place , were ma ;
edViri. . , Log8tbn and a Mrs. . Jh
is. Both persons have lived undi
irced consprt of whom they h v
caried. , F6r some reason , possibl
tonomy , Mr. Logston did not' gj
ly for and receive a license. In th
nial way , but. instead took one Uu
id been issued to his _ brptht
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eorge , in November , 1871' . , H
ased George's and the lady
une , inserted William and th
laidcn name of the -woman to I
Arrieci. aBdfChangetl the date !
ine , 1874r Atter betog tied-'ti
> ther the couple left for- the rii
iad , before a return was 'made. (
te license. George Logatorf ha
jenJaalrieTjfvItb.'the same'Uce'm
r'anuiauUibrz'e < lperson , and h
turn was made to the. clerkwhic
counts for its convenience forse <
> d use. "
ABORIGIKALITIES.
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Sllver City , Nevada ) has a Pit
bootblack./ * _ vv. . . _ fj
The Indians in Washington T
rltory seem to be-in trouble abc
. .then w departures inTniiiari
-large number -the-Jvootsa
Indians , says the Belliffgliam" B
jUftt/r haVe expressed ' a delire
sever their tribal relations " , Jtfecoi
useful citizens , and-settle" bn-hon
steads. - -
Mrs Janfcrth , wife pf.h .
appointed Indian-'Agent at Sna
river , Washington Territory , . !
been warned by the Chiet of t
Utes that jf- she , accompanies 1
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husband td'the
ThQ Boise1 CCit Jt ; ( Idaho " ) Mat
man of the 27th ult. , says" : "Twc
ty-five bucks , one squaAV and thi
hundred jwnies arrivediij to\yn.y
terday from 'the UmatillaSR&erfi
tlou , onthejriwa.y.to , Fort Hall ;
frado with'-th'e rndJcrnVa that pk
and "navUa"eoodltime generally SOn -
On theey.ening of the 3d ins
some three hundred Indians ( Ip\yi
passed through Pawnee City , Ne
on1 .their avay tp'ihc'.OtoS. Th
camped on > Turkey cifeelcy near t
celebration ; ground During * t
night a party of Otoesvcam"aldo\
to esporttien } tq tlieht.TJllage. .
, Alrte ; ! , Indian , Ur&l pf"liisfl
frojbi jthe , marital inlitlelitrcsrtof i
squawJtfied ; to eud iis troubles1 ;
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Conejes , last weekjj'bV bjqvi'i'ng t
hjs , brainjpr } jyhatvas supposed
.iFftlRS. He aimed , bady | , ho
eyer , anol only grazed hi ? Ebalp a , J
, . . . l' ,
hla s fises , and he ha.sVcohgUr e'l }
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.Jive awhile longer , .T"i.i f .
There are a Idtofytes-wiHi Pi
at their-head now lying 011 'the 01
er slde'of the Platte" beyond Vi
Park. They are in sp ° cM . hi
feather because 'they ' 'were' ' luc
enough to fall foul of three1 Unfor
nate Sioux near "Fremont's 'bjutt
whose scalps they took'with' ' fucili
being fifty to one or tbereaboi
and they are going to hayu sci
dance over it all. I'
.
Human nature , says the Aus
Reveilleis thfc same , thewprld ov
and an Indian.child takes , ns ini ;
pleasure in a , doll as-dpes n wli
one. ; .We were .ainiised this aft
noon by observing a littjqlndj
girl , , apparently 'about three jrcj
old , who had found the her 'o
china doll , probablv cast ; away
some , white . .child , which..phe j
fondling and ntivsing andTfalkiiig
after , the manner , of ordinary 'd7
'mothers. Frequently > ve/eo / ori.i
street little mites i of Indian igi
with miniature basket ? , contaiiji
rag papooses , on'iliQjc pqplu , whi
'answer thp same purpojjeio thi
as the most expensive , and clab
ately gotten up dolL-tlqes a v h
child. . ,
TheTucson ( Arizona ) Citizen cb
plains that someof the most vali
ble lands \n\ \ \ the territory lire rcsci
edor the Indians , and says : " 1
large areas covered by the'Chirii
hui and White Moi-ntaln Indi
raservations are even inow rctardi
enterprise. Especially ds 'this ti
of the White Mountain reservati
wherein it covers the copper inii
about "Clifton. It is expected
Washington that Agent -Robe
will recommend jth'a reduction
requested.by the minorsJSo that t
department can make it with t
approval of all officers who are ii
position to know that the India
have no use for and hardly a
kno'wledge of the imining" laii
sought to be excluded. "
At the depot yesterday , , eayf ; . t
Sacramento Union , of July . 171
the , most observed of the passengi
was , a Bannock Indian boy , abc
three years of nge , who was bci
taken , through by WellSj Farjgo
Co.'s express , from som citation.
the plains to San Francisco , for
resident of the latter paoe. | . Hew
a bright little chap , clad only it :
oouple of shirtSj .extending o'hly
trifl belo\v his kiiQcs. , . , His he
and .teet were bare , his hair hat
"righting cut , " " and. . altogether i
had a cool , , free and easy appei
ance , About is. eck were two
the express cpmpimy'a parcel taj
sho.wiug ifronx 'hencQ ccamJB , ai
where he was going , and from
cprd about his \vrfit hung1 , itsj
pehded a buckskin' bog. contain
a fevV' o'ojns , .niarbles , ctc'v , his"entl
edrthly 'possessions , with the exec
tibh of a string of colored , "beads. I
seemed , f p take fo 'traveling kindl
notiued every tjijng around him hi
only 'exhibited . .fearvhen ; a lar
niari. " . faring' a stov.epipe . hi
stepped Aip a't the depot to intervic
binf. He' was as ; active and Jmit
ttyp.aa. a , moriUoy. Shortly befo
ihe 'train r'eached the , city Jhej.o
servedthe , , express aggntt polishii
his , bopts. AVheit tlie latfcchi
finished , .tbeiy < JUrig''rids'Kin ' , piclo
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tip tlie brush' , a'pp'liecl Illiberal qua
tlty of blacking , to'his own , barefe (
and after polfehing . : for awhil
grunted Uls disgust because h&cou
not' effect a
IMPIETIES.
J'O,2 Lord , ! . ' prayed n Method !
minister , ' . ' .keep jne Jiumblear
poor"O ! , Lord"if thbu IFEw
uim humble , " said the deaconAvl
next prayed , "We will keep hii
goor. " '
"BaptistBeccher.
rhe woman who didn't wanfc-bii
in tlj"e/aces"fivieror ixumes wit
ler'terrlble fist > \'hllofie _ was mal
ng love to herweakcr , sister.
rItheTUtlo1 > dy speaks ngaln . . H
eceritly fcll"into 'a ' pond ofiwat
jut'managed to crawl out before , tu
iiifnnce , arrived. His mpftier. , :
iyht .asked h"irn tp thank GoUvfi
ils 'preseH-rtUon.tnud ; lie ansiwere
houghtfuily-j/'Yes , I s'pose Do
ifd save me , but , the.ril held ; on t
hVgxyass , tooV"v l * "
' The editor of the YpsIIanti ( Mich ,
Sentinel preaches th'u tp the mlnli
erst "n And' especial ijrdo Y'CiS.4 > il
he : .pulpit , stppj lynjr , stopcfaisiO
ng history , stop striving for eijs'f
ion' at the lexpenfcftxilf trutn.sld
colding us aridrX liuS' ' nt usrt
tiefe b .ago jrthlit is regeneral
-eleWtlng leianobling , iiiuliKur
ying , lebjis. jiave iy
rThe Rev.Mr. . Dandy Is .in grcss
ribulatibn. JEIeCli pastor. of , th ' Ad
treet Methodists , injrCliicago' , . an
he. Board of TrusteeSTbf that churc
lave'prcferred charges against liir
-First1 , for lying ; .second for d.U hoii ,
sty ; third , for patronlzingx6ahcin
chools ; fourth , for smoking tobac
o ; . .fifthor running the KoTirdjii ]
t * ilebt ; sixth , for vfmllcti chesi
itid seventfi , forinenlciencjv If a
h'ese charges colild be sustainejl j
rou'lil' ' go hard , doubtless wit !
JnitHer 'Dandy. '
'A Methodist parson called t
Ireach at an outAf-therway town i :
California , was'inf6rmedlJeIofe5eD
ering the pnlpit'ibae he must b
aref id , as .marijrbf Tthe lassemble
© Bgregatipn vere "rough's ; " , an
rauldnothesifate : to disturb him i
ii9 xematks vdidA't . .stjitThehol
< "J\rib'trcplj' ' , but -haviri'
desk' he JooK-'frbin , ]
b1 revolvers , and placin :
lie. on each side pf tbe'Bible ' gave'
harp glance .around ; the house an
aid , "Let us pray. " A more 01
lerly service was never conducted
DASKIKG.
U.S.DE OSITOIl
jCofiier awTfisCx * ' Strtt
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IK SAWDERS" , . . , EXOS L.OWE
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JXW. . . CQr..iarnljam. aud 13th Sts. ,
. : . -.Hv-rir-
, ! . ' , ; . . . . / . . ? ? ro ,
ay
I ' ' ' * * iv.li" aifyi i .ic
\ EPtSlTS'A5 * 8Mj NE DO !
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.vTclbno ? il r J -
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.ill
Certificate : ! ; tff' .Deposit :
miiE < wirotB"on. svipA'KTjoF : A.I
JL posit after jrcmaluijig.n | this Bcnk th
months , will draw interest froVu d.tc'of dep
it fo payment. Tlifwholcror any parto'.a.
gcsit cui ) 'igdigwn atjlati" t'oip. augSSi ! '
T- !
Tne
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CaldwellJ'"ftamiltori * & C (
' transacted ; sanic as 11 :
of an Inconi6rdted-.Uank ; > . . ' ' -
Accounts kppt hi'.C rro3cyicr- !
subject , to Ssigutnclieuk'j without/
tice. -Mlwi1i-o * I : *
Certificates oM > .cnpsii ijisiieu.pi !
able ou d'einan jj at .fixed dt
bearing1 iutef st at ( Sut 'percent. \
auniini , aud.availalJJu.in iu all \m
of the couutry. -
.Advances ma le fo' castdnicrs ;
ftTirpTed ) [ securities at iharket ral
br'iiitercst. ,
Bnjaua sell1 Gold ; 'Bills of 'I '
clinngr , ( Jovcrnmeiih State. Coiihi
'
ami Citr BondSi17 * '
TTc giva special attention 1o neg
tiating Bnilraifd and otlicr Corj
rate Loans'IssnCd' withiu' the Sla
Draw Sight Di'afts ou Englai
Ireland , ScoilaudamLall parts
lluropc. ' . - ; . , jni . . ( . .t. i
Sell liinfopp.in.PftsRatre Tickets.
aultl' i , 's
EZHA , . J , II. . MnJ.uVRI
NATIONAL BAN ]
_ : 'ii Juir
m
Cor.iDouglAs nijdT3ilrtcenth .Streets.
i * ' # " ! -N'EVJlASlt
; t. ij t1 S . ' i-
Capital. . . . . . . . „ . . . . _ . _ . . . . . _ . „ . „ _ . „ . .5200,000
Surplus and rroQtj. . .V. . . ' . . % _ 3U.OOO
ANr lbESIONATKD ) DEPOSITOnY FI
BANK : DEALS
in Oovernluent lionds , Vouche
> 'C. . n a J..T. Gold Com. , jif ' . ' . _ - .
.f'liULLJONand. GOLDVUST.
y _ ; _ * * _ . _
Arid sells ( iralts and 'inakcs'- ' collections * 6n
i . 'i partsof Enrop'o. . ,
C5riraflsilV'avfn paydblo in sold or cum
by en" UieBank'of Calif6rnia , Sin.l'rancisco.-
J ' . . . , -
TICKETS FOR' AUi.IO Atli 'PAR' '
.cf ; Europe via tlie Cunard , and t < atloi
Steamship. Lilies , and the IlamburE-Ajner'c
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S. BE ]
JKeal Efetaie
IN NEBRASKA. '
IfTOp n'rompIcS ' : ATjitractfo ? Title to all.R
Eatnte In Um.ba aud Douclas count v.
Established ,1858. ,
Iu538i Si'd' TouriccaUi Street , j
M.praah'a.lTebpistit Cartlag
' liand'onsiai < e to onler. " -
* N. l'jrtlcolar aUim'tion/paia to ' -
? Cement
OLD JSF.O M THE PiIBLTC THA' '
. flicyire. . noW"tcaily 1id3fui3ilshH-X
; fr < t UL CX , EME T-6f heVe y best quaiitj
nd in any quahtityJcUhfirat the factoVyVirhlc
i ISiat ® at i caWcc'pvcTS.fftr ' t the Pipe worl
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rt "Omaha1 ThcT alsaftr6 Trrparcd To'fu'rnls
11 kinds of Cy itfilf 3 > KlPISpIor SEWEUAQ t
) UAlyA"GE'ETC , - AL o manufacture , al
itf&Foi canjiKEr WOUK A WE GU ABAN
Iffi OOUCESIENlVrrt BEIFCJUtTXA J1
lYDUAULlC DEMEXaLMAXl/nXCIUiEJ
NTHK OJJlXEDS1CATES.il . ' , , i
! e-onpESsi > i ) jr D&ALECS
.VLXYSOHCtTEDJ *
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HYDIUULIU
! Slit 1O
1ODEALEB IN
iHD
( OM Vl ljbiv MERCHANT. '
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trccl > < tbctw D III h and' 15th
Carriage -and Wagon '
in the BLOB
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i * . JAll Uiii or4igat Imd tea'Tj1
ttt .tvfVtijl 4 k i. . '
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38 HASHET BTBEET , OKAHA
D E WE Y
IHAi/IO
STONE
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Nos.-187,189 and 1Q1 F
l1 STOCK
SOLE WESTERN AGENCY FOR
STEWAJIT'S COOKING and JBDBAXDS0
: THE "FEABLESS , ' < COOKING STOVES , „ ; .
, & sr-Ji ; isB ii A. T : EME , : > .
t
CHARTER OAK COOKING- STOVES
' . * : - . / '
Allof TYWcli Will be Sold at Sariufacturers * Prices , With
- ' >
fox *
NEBRASKA SH1BT MANDFASTOR1
159- ' . ' , /'i59
FARNHAM STf-i ' IHI PNHAM ST- >
; " NEBEASKA'
, OMAHA,1"NEBEASKA' ,
SHIRTS 'AND GENTS'aFDRNlSHIN& ' GOlii ) . , ' &Q. , & (
' . JSatisfation.guatrant8ed. ® t
-1 C Shirts of all kinds made'to order. .
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aprllyleod i f
Fort Calhoun Mills.
&G'
, - Manufactured with Great Care from the Best Grain ;
General Depot ; Ccr. 1-iih. c& Dodge Sts
"mar9-ir. QjftA'ELA. ELABI CLARK.
WHOLES A L E C A ND1 fi
, - i I. f'B.
I aiii now manufacturing all varieties , of candies
. . . , arid will eell at . -utui
E A. S T E K1ST I3 E. I O . OS S '
- - : ; i ' it :
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' ' " Dealers In this State need not want to go. East for CADDIES.
* ' ' 1 trial issollcitea. .V \
Oox2tlx. .
' 'mchlltl '
w. B.
PITCH , FELT AND
And Manufacturer of Dry ana Saturated Hoofln and Sheaililns Felt.
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ALSOD'EALEBS'IN' .
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Hoofing , Pitcti , Coal , Tar , Etc. , Etc
'OFirfG'in any nut "of Nebraska or adjoining States ; Office orpoille the. Gas Works , co
I2thi treet.- " Address P.'oBox,452. : ' , i
0. F. GOODMAN ,
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mm n i. r. . a - r , ; , ; „
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ul l ! . J AndXicaler In "
i OILS "AND wiNDriw5 GLASS ,
. - ' - 't j '
Omaha. Nebraska. - -
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'lMPOETritl4Sl > 'JoiroEK.Qi ; .FOBWOK IID ;
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1421 FABNHAMT " - fS.a4lEET , OMAHA n. .f ; . 'NEB. ' * 1' I '
. " ' ' Old KentncirlTiilsWes a Specialty.- . * . " ' . \ ' ,
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ELDORADO VXSE
'juiyzijZ ' oiHftaar'fli' . .Alectt. .
. , tt . " ; . ' ± 11 1 i
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JAS. , M. M ITTIE ,
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- WHOLESALE. DEALER IN t ,
Cla ried' Cider.
I35anil JSO Farnamm Strei t. /
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BOOTS & SHOES
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510 th St. Between jFwuham and Do/8"
1r-
: : TTHOUCSAI.K ASD SETOil.
! DRNITHREi BEDDING ; . ITC ,
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* I . T > " * / " t
t.j ' of Farn-
Office orer the SUte'Bimk , ' corner
281 15U1
> ? t
f J ftM.4iPft
JfatJ '
UUDEJRTAKER
trios.
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jKwp conitantiyon'hind *
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MAX'li/lSYflf / BROTHER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA
'j ' > * i r $ ? '
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A
CHEAP FAB.MSI SOMES
On tHe Line oftii _
Union Pacific Railroad1
A LiTid. Grant of 12,000,000 Acreiof tb beat FABHI5Q ud MI3EBAL lands of Aaerlcs
1,000,000 ACUF * " IN NEBRASKA E [ THE GREAT WATTE YALLEI
' J THE QABDEH Ot THE "WEST HOW FOB SALE
' CBntrai'portlon of the United States , on tbo 4tst degree of Noith Lat
These lands are In' the ' American Continent , anj for praia
. " ' Temperate' Zone o ! the
Itude. the" central 'line ol the great .
{ rowing and stock raising unsurpassed by any in the United States.
U . acd aora ccnreideat to dtik t thai n
05EAPEB 15 PEIOEBnr fiToratle terns ? a.
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- be found El/airnere.
FIVE andTElT TEAES ! credit gifen with Interest at SIX PEE CENT
* Credit. Laai * at tha na
' Tea Yean
OOLOHlSTB.'and ACTUAL BETULEES can hny oa
. ' trica to tU OBEDIT PUBOHABEB3.
, r' / ' A Deduction' TEH PEB CENT. FOR CASH.
. . . . - _ . BEEJI03iESTEADS FOE ACTUAL SETTLERS.
C pjl L Q es * Locations for Colonies !
Soldiers ' Entitled to a Homestead cf
160 Acres.
. to of
' Pamphletwith new maps , published In Endish , German , SwteJ
'Bend for new Hascrlptlve Pamphlet . "
. * T * xW7"T-c -
and Dua' ! j , uiaiiod free eierywhore. Land AJdresj Commissioner > U. 3F P. K. U. Co. Uniaha. Neb.
A. B. HUBEltMANN & CO
o a ?
W TCHMAKERSjOF JEWELBY
- S. E. Cor. 13th & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES & CLOCKS.
-JEWItKfrAND PLATED-WARE ,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
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Dealers.Can t Save TIME and FREIGHT bj
< - Ordering of Us.
ENGRAYING DON13 TREE OF CILUIGE !
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J&-ALL 'UO'ODfc WARRANT j-J ) TO BE AS REPRESENTED.-
ian31-tf
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Booksellers !
[ OBALBRSIH
177 ALL PAPERS , DECORATZOSTS ,
Famliam Street. Omalia , Neb1
o ( j ,
PdWIshera' ; Agents tor School Books nsed in Nebraska.
1 GEO. A. HOAGLANB ,
Wholesale Lum ,
OFFICE AND YARD -
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OF DOUGLAS AND6THSTS , , U. P , B , R , 7BACR ,
* 5 5rA * "
* - - ;
AWM. . M. FOSTER ,
Wholesale Lumber.
WlNDOWSVffOORS , BLINDS/MOULDINGS , &C.
.
.Plaster * " * Eafis " , Hair , Dry and Tarred Felt.
. . i. t. . .
Sole Agents for Bear Creek Lime and Loulsrille Ccmeat ]
X D SOLOMON ,
GLASS ,
Ai- .
OIL AND HEAD-LIGHT OE
' - ' NEBRASKi
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WAH'A .K- .
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4 FAIBLIE . & MONELL ,
ILANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
I * . Stationers , Engravers and Printers ,
42TZ3 LCODCE SEALS.
OdaiTeUows and Kniglits of
TT HiT ± * ! F O K3UE S.
" BOOKS , BLANKS , ETC. ,
- "JEWELS ,
PROPERTIES , "
' . - AND"EXPRESS.-a
= T-.C A Cjnrrc'D-v PBICES'AND"EXPRESS.a
troot.
ARTHUR BUCKBEE.
R ,
OEALEB IX
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i , CeSef2fle3"'ChHrck Oromds aa Puljlic Park ? ,
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- - - OMAH.