ill
lie 2Ukra$lut jftftalil
LOCAL N 1:VS.
i -i I. V.j on.l h:ir at
. n en inn' t uiruu-'i --
,f Main street.
.-'"The annual CouTerence of the M.
g'hurch !3 now in session in this citv.
n-.tendmceis large.
'r-yt ', 1 M'J Mv lias been on the "ram
.:,.c'' v.-trJ.-iy risin-veryra! id
F" ti. in,---.t ion 9 sire that it will boon
IT.
ca
the f
Cy-W cannot b.'Kin to keep the run
ef th-; 1. it-, and will merely city that
C ',''- throa arrive at our landing every
, r.,,.'i one leaving un immense
o ' i
Hint it poil-J- iui " ...-...
in recuipt of -'Per Peuts-
1 I t I'm.
eVr I'raine rariner, puuim.it-u -
io'n i' ; aiupi:'. form, and ehouid he in
tht h lt, u of tvery German Farmer in
J,-',rava.
. 'i'niri- tint hav3 been q-iite prev
ail T.,r the past few ill, 'lhey wen
t . .1...,. t nhi i' rr.Tf'nt
in no ii'si in. in .vmj -
.! last nijrlit, in Iowa and Nc'iras-
10 :i
rZf,. TJillins", at Uie TMm!ie nix-i me citizens or imi civy m
poncp," h.is re-fitted and painted the in- please! to learn that the l.ri.le on sail
f.5d ? of hi." store, and now off. rs "rood Creek is completed. Thi is the only
to his customers in first-rate shape and Mream on the road from Plattsmouth
at low figures. to Denver that needed a bridge, and the
- - - T 0.1. 1 . " . I . J . - . . .. .
rS-It would astonish vou to see the citizen- oi onn y.rK are emm ioKn.fc
piles of poods that leava Staude 4; An
Grovf-r fc I5;.l.ets
derson'u store every
rooms in Masonic Block are just the
place to sell poods.
Q-Can somebody solve the follow,
inp: If a Railroad Co. can build 109
miles of road inside of 54 miles on a
praise for their enerpy in thi work. It
i . . . . .
dav. Their new ,s a permanent structure, navinp cos; me
sum of .$3,0t"0, and no fears need be enter
tained of its beinp washed away by hiph
waters. Now. indeed, we present a road
to emigrants and freighters without a
trenm o ford (except 'uch as aredesir-
I nfila fnr tha iratir TlPCPnr for ll .
Htraipht line, what '.enpth of road wou.d . " t ,. .
i ,.f .' e are
they con-truct between the Missouri river
and San Francisco; and how much money
would it take, at .$40,000 per mile.
L. -J We hope to eee a pood turn out at
the convention to-morrow. The choos
ing of Delegates to represent the people
of
and one that passes through tho finest
grazing country that the eye of man ever
beheld.
B. Newman
(Successor to S. Bloom,)
Dealer in
READY MADE
From Titfulay' ' Daily.
CsT" Judge M. L. Clark, formerly of
this conntv on the State question I this city, is now visiting here.
should be a matter of importance to ev- juj?e g. Dundy arrived this
erv man in the countv. 1 hesc delegates niorn;n!ri for the purpose of holding the
should not he selected by a few individu- reo. lfir Arrii term 0f Court.
i;rc,it cir-i hhou.a iu i.iiiiii,
i,.,.l v will lose a house or fence by
rVTootle, Ilanna L Co. had the si ie
W fiiUd with go ids f..r the distance
Of - m-:l.i g less th in a quarter of a
jb.'u, a few day since, ail of which h ive
diar paired within their capacious h ales
TOim anl wire houses, from which
evrjbo.Jy can be supplied at the lowest
pru'.s.
fy-Hie young mn of the city have
-',ini.-l a I'. ise Ball Ciub, called th-
Kv-l.-ior,'? and exercise themselves
er-ry evening at 1 o'clock. We uimI-.t-Itm
1 they intend soon issuing a chai
,..,-., to the Nebraska City Club, when
n e v-'tnig g uiu may b-3 expected. W c
jr , (,n the 'i:x..-.:lsi.r.'
.-V'W. often hiar of peoplo in the
al, but ehouid be the choice of a major
ity of of our citizens, and should be men
who will, in convention, represent the
views of that majority.
Ct?" We understand C. M ck?nhaupt,
Eq., i preparing to burn an immense
amount of brick the present season
much more than anv former time. This
AND
LOCK STITCH
i
fi7"Soine fellow from Iowa, we did W1u ROod new, , wo antieipate a
not learn his nnme, ached to get into r,rp;ii, demand for the article this summer
the new jail yesterday evening. lie got nnj fui
p!ue
into a row with some one, and, as is ns-
1 with men who have more noise thun
k, drew a revolver ar.d flourished it
nl.n.it. nrtibablv wish.r.z some ono to
held him. Such characters should be
taught that we have laws prohibiting
disorderly conduct, and that they must
bo respected.
Ca?" W. Henry Holland, Esq., super
vising agent of the Ttna Insurance Com
panv, was in the city yesterday, looking
after the interests of the Company. A
statement of the condition of the Compa
ny's Gjances will appear in the Herald
in a few days.
7"Our townsman, F. M. Dorrington,
is agent for thn sale of tickets on ihe B.
Persons
: if there are any churches,
From Silur (' Daily
prThe building formerlv occupied by & M. R. Railroad at this place
n 1 r ( . i. . 1 1 1 . 1. . ". -
Howe .t " hatcher i s tieinc Jirte.l up lor u traveling east win uu wen in ea.iinme
dru Ktore bv Dr. XV. E. Donelan. this route, and we doubt not they will
rVwni Il-rald has received a heavv fin J it advantageous to go by way of
r r. ;n,l choice Lienors. Plattsmouth, Ottumw and Burlington,
which he is offering at reduced prices.
fTrof Sands, tho renowned Magi
cian and Ventriloquist, will pive an en-
instead of making the circuit by way of
St. Louis.
CxTAnd still they come! A pentleman
Were awar Jci the
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
At tt e St ite Kiirs of
New York, Illinois,. Virginia,
New Jrsev, Michigan, N. Carolina,
Vermont. ' Wisconsin, Tennessee,
Pennsylvania, Iowa, Alabama,
Ohio, Kentucky, Oregon,
India'na, Missouri, California,
At the Fairs i f the
American Institute, Franklin Institute,
Ma-ybind Intitme, M.isackueU Ma
chanic' Asicrilinn, I'enn. Me
chuiii: Institute, St. Louis
Agricultural and Median'
t'c' Association,
1 r.H t T,nmrnu Institute n.l County Fai'S, locla.l
iu;a. the f Hirniit wh.jli Iht-y we.e exh'uited the
i ih'r- years. ...
Firt I'r z-h h've 1st been awar.led thesi Ma-
chiu.-s Mt ihe exhibitions t.f
LONDON. PARIS. DUBLIN. LINZ, BE
SANCON. BAYONNE, ST. D1ZIER,
CHALONS.
AuJ they have Ineu furni-h'd by special command
' I'.myress of France,
Empress of Austria,
Empress of Russia,
Empress of IJrazil,
Queen -f St ain, and
Queen of Bara'ia.
ThP OltOVF.lt & BAK.EK ELATIC-fTITCll f-F.W-
lSi MACHINES are superior to all others for the
G-ents Furnishing Goods
Caps,
Boots,
Shoes,
Trunks,
Valises,
&c, &c, &c
Also a largo lot of RUBBER OOUUS. . An(j a variety 0f
and UEVOL. always
Mil
C. B. STAUDE.
Glenwood, Iowa,
V. H. ANDERSON.
Plausmouih, N. T
STAUDE ifc ANDERSON,
Removed to New Three Storv Brick Building, East Room,
Corner of Main and Third Sfs, Plattsmouth, N. T.,
AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
will find it to their benefit to examine
my etock before purchasing eisewnere.
Cash paid for Hides, Furs
and tfoot.
P.attsmouth, May 25, tf
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS.GROCERIES, HARDWARE
CUTLERY, QUEEXSWARE,
Boots and Shoes, Ready-made Clothing,
BLANKETS, HATS AND CAPS,
Ch LADIES' DRESS GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES'
n.n Vn mr.sHntlv on bind t Urgs aupn o(
O IROJ NAILS, PLOWS JiJCD CULT1VA-V
- tors:
IK
TORS.
AlsO
A large supply of
OUTFITTING
Such as
GOODS.S
fist :iitin
p -'ii .l-.. A c , .ii this we..tcrn c-Mintry.
V!.v, jmii. y.'s; we have n loss
th m wis d.li'o'. nt churches in thin
. .e i. ..... i...l ...il.i;. nti l r.ri-
y .-n'V (! r" mi ...-, u .iii j, ....... r-
itc nnd nil th other nccompaniincntu
of a clvi'.izcd and well regulated com
ni.;:iiiv. Cdiiir on, anl nettle in our
rNii'iT e .nintry. You nei d not h ive nnv
f.-iri nb.iiii lni':in.-. lac's of school.
c!n:iv':i", or -iid -t.ciety.
'J-I'li.. Crm of A-nis.in Dovpytiavo
tA-tamment in this citv nest Wednesday who arrived in thin city yesterday from , r;u, ,u rtra,.8 :
U ' tho east, reports steamboats, railroads . T'.r ..n-t from the sPo.s and ,,u.r. no
nn.l Thursday evening. " ' rnr:iiilu.K of tli-el.
, , arid all tho principal lines of travel thro' i 2 U.,y ate in..re easily uoders oo.l an.l u.e.l, at.J
P-Thi steamer War F.ale was Slink . ... i I lf-li .l.le to tleranu. lueut Umii o.lit-r m..clin.-.
tJ the States crowded to the utmost Wlh B hy ,r ci abl r execa it g pt-riwl y. w:th-
a few davs since near Atchison. e . to ,lq lr;a ut tl.aute of a.lju.tmnt. a much Kre..ier va, iety of
, i i u i o nrrP etn'grants to the great and glorious west. ,arll ,. mrt. .
understand he ha l on noanl a large fri. i:ti ti, .ii.i. m,..l- tb.e macinn-s u mnt-b
nmonr.t of freight for thin city.
f"S7-V. II. Shea, in the telegraph of
Look out for them. They may be a little
later in getting hero than the emigration
of former Tears; but the? will arrive in
(ice, can take your picture po natural t,je reater quantities when they do come,
that your sweetheart will think it is the Th9 we8t part of the city is on the
original Call and see his specunens. move. The spirit of improvement is still
fTT-Oiir townsman M. Ti. M'lrphy, Er., wi;Ve; and our citizens seem conscious of
leaves for the vrest in a few days lie ti,(- fllct that nature is about to assert
more Bi til, e!tic and durat.1.-, ly P-n a.ti-
rl. which rcnuire to be wa.-Lcd aad iroucd , tlian
nw nrh.r M itch
6. This Mitch, owioK to Iht- manner in which the
a.ele t rt ol m iiiwrouv-hi, i much tint m. st p'ump
au.l henutif.il in av, o ret iu this i.iumpnes aud
hcaiitv even ir"Q arnclc fr- q'icutly wa tied and
III. til lll.-V ilfri W-.I11 lUt.
6 Th'- structure ..f the m-ani I Mich that, though
it . cm or nruken at intetvalj ul only a n w miiid-
f-i. 11 will nei'le-T ouen, run or lavrt.tut remain
tm ..,..1 .1 ,,.!,!...
7 Vulik- orher machines. thrp fasten both ends
CA.
O
o
O
n
ri'
I
o
9
o
as
Flour. Bacon, Lard,
3
Dried Fruits,
Also
31cal, JBeans,(
o
I - . m . 1 1 . ' .1.,. . .. r., I... il.air nivn itll 14.1 lOTl .
1 ,t thMr inmense Outritf,..- I Proposes mirplvins the wnnts ottne w. wy h,,p rlht9, nnd nattsmnulh come 0" S W..nU..liil- S.lk l el upon
TC'-.v. l, at, . i travelers nt Alkali Station Pilgrim to rrni the thr.illdotii in which she has so 1 the r,Kht -r f.ce o- .he .m. cotton y be
It ,n . hi this tV. t h- li't lllti. IilCtlt ul . , . I iiw.1 upou Iho other M.le withoul le-eniu. the
11 lH ",uu ' - , , . the land of gold will find Murphv a pl-ns- onT i)ecn kert by the superior enei gi I . r .iur.ii.ii.-y of the .. ri.,H ran be
.i,..:r .(r:n" vt.M'Vc, and th- balance H on . f 1 , . 1 r" i .'..i.e 01. no oltit-r 1u.1cl.1ne, a;i.l a re;.t av,t.g upon
! " ' ... ant and accommodating man to stop with. ;rili perseverance of other points less fu- , ilrtic,.! Hli.chP( r , e up wtii silic.
ii- '.vav, O.;oupying a portion ot Hie ,Uileli.ne-. in a.ld.t on t . their superior
"lini,o evcrv steambaat b.twe.t. frvTSoft card of Dr. II. Hall. Dent.st . vored by nature. ! JlZ . i,n,e.s to- wmc bv . ch-nite ,.f ,.
h r.- an 1 St. Louis. 'I h -v niton 1 tearing
,,., and .-margin;: th"tr a tics r-om ah .ml
th- tirst of .J. in-, and will e!l oil 'lcir
Soring st c'i at a saciili.-o i" order to
...s,. out as n :ir as possible by tint
time.
-
t " I.' ''' l-.li 'j-
L S. M ir-hal, Yot, passed thro'
t',.. c tv to d ay, en rouy. to Omaha. II
r.'j .rts Stat-;
t v c ' ,- c. - iv e r- t it. .fnf.it. fas.lv lea rneil ani p 1 act ic-.1
lTO. .u. oigun, onena or i.icuarusoo ,icatlful -nd perlIlHI1eUt embroid. ry aud oma-
in a dying conJition ii
tii" s nitl.i rti cotintu s.
' -Wo u:i b-r-tand a new banking
i 1.1,. is to etablih'-d h'.'re in a xhort
titn... This ad lition to our buiii-ss f,i
':'. ili. s has l.n been needed, and we are
glad to hear of it.
CVWe s'-' a grMt '"any white cover
el wagons outfitting for the I'lains. The
eeas.m for emi ration has not fairly ar
rive I; but j;i lging from present appear
aiKs, our tr.i bs this year will surpa-s
anything heretofore.
pj ''iVi; see nur ind-'fatigable Street
Comini-si.ui-r is causing the street? to be
c'.eane 1. We hope ho will extend his la
hirs t the alleys, and while on this suh
jecr, we would call the' attention of our
citv authorities to th' ta iny encumher-
anoes on our oide walk-; these chou'.d be
lemovcd, and prohibited bylaw.
'yUii:cii is Hkst? It is almost too
latii in the day to recommend the sew
ing machine as a useful article in a fam
ily . No well-regulated houst hoid is with
--Out one. This question settled, the next
thing to d is to select the best one suit
ed to your requirements. Doth of the
editors of the Hume Journal have long
had the LJrover A H iker machine in their
household, and can speak from experi
ence. They therefore have no hesitation
in saying that they like this machine,
an l for the following reasons: 1st. lt is
more simple, durable, and less liable to
derangements.tl.an others. 2d. It sew?
front orjinary spools, and no rewinding
of thread is nece-sary. 31. It sews with
'iua! facility all fabrics, the most deli
cate and t!i-3 heaviest, and with all kinds
in to-.lav's nan- r. Mr. Mall has had lone
experience in Chicago and other cities of c,iunty, arrived in our city to day, hav- j uicioji . rk
the States, nnd conies well recotmserded. ing in custody David Rogers, indicted
Let those who are in need of his services for tjie murder of George Kelly, a citizen
npulv immediately at tho ofioo Pr. Living- yf couuty. lie has periulss-iou to
ston. conQne him in our new jail to await Lis
CZT" Jos. I. Early, E-q", delivers a trial at the nest terra of the District
lec'ure next Thursday evenins. at the hall Court in Richardson county. This U the
over Newman's Clothing Store, the pro- firj.t boarder our Sheriff has received
. i, . .,,a n oi.l of tVie eomrlotion since his change of abode. We under
of the Catholic Church of th.s city. stand Rogers was on trial during the
Tickets. f.O cts. Subject, ''Recollections term of C'outt just adjourned in Rich
f a trip to England aid Ireland." Let urdson county, but the jury failed to
thosn who d-s!re to aid tins work, turn a?ree,
ost and hear Early.
7?" If j-o-i want anything in the line
of Iteiidv M i ! C'othing, dents' Furnish
ing (J iods. H its, Caps, Roots, Shoes,
etc., call at R. Newman's Clothinz Empo
rium. He has the largest nnd best se
lected stock in the city, nnd is receiving
new goods daily, which he proposes to
sell chenper than any other house. (live
him a call, and judze for yourself.
Grover & Baker S M. Co..
mr21 Cm 4j5 Broadway, Sew York.
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber having purchased the
Red Store on 2d street, '.ately occupied
bv Sarpy and others, would respectfully
inform the cit'uens of Plattsmouth and
vicinity that he has r. fitted the store nnd
opened a larze nnd full stock of Jewelry
and Fancy Articles for Ladies, Gents,
..... 1 . t . c 1. : .. .1 a
.1. j. ..11 1. 1 hi iirpn. and me rest 01 uuiiitinu,
-a ine inuowing resoiuiiouB cie- ,. , . . . w,i,
u, , , ?, . . . I is prepared to do all kinds of atcti,
passed at the dose of the session of the j cj(ck 'anJ J(awerv impairing in the best
M. E. Conference in this city: tna-r,nr, and would be harpy to servhis
ll'solied, That the .hanks of this Con- old and as many new customers as may
ferene-.be nnd are hereby tendered to the pive him me r patronage ..ur... 1...
, , . , , . of their work well done at moaerate pri
citizens of Plattsmouth for their hoPi- , . t f. The 8tock em
table entertainment of the members of J, racing every variety of goods usually
eft
iire.vj, si'.H,
cotton, or linen. 4;h.
Its scam is so strong and elastic that it
never 1 rtnks. 4.h. Ii fastens both ends
f t!;c seam bv its own operation. 6th.
Its ssn though cut at every sixth stitch,
remains firm, and neither runs nor rave's
in wear. But besides the above quali
ties to recarunvnj the "Grover &. Ra
ker' it has a faculty which no other ma
chine possesses: it makes beautiful eui
broidery without any change ol arrange- 1
Taent JuumuL
m
Tiotn l'i idai I'aU-j.
fTSTThe river fell a little yesterday,
but has been on the rise again to-day.
CiT'A fre-h 'ot of emigrant wagons
made their appearance on our streets
this morning.
C57"Go to Frank Gcff's "and get your
nice, white bread, ile is using nothing
but the very bet of St. Louis flour.
fj?"The people of Nebraska city arc
about forming a Hook and Ladder Co.
Eet the people of Pltttsmoath do like-
From Mvmtay't lutity.
f"v"IIon. S. II. Elbert arrived yester
day. CtfY. II Shea has just received n
large assortment of picture fram-s and
other things in his line. Call and se-
them.
QfTho artistic work on the livery'
sign of W. J. Hyatt was executed by our
friend C. II. Walker, of Salt Creek; who,
by the way, has a talent for painting that
would make many a man famous.
rTSee card of "G. Gevger Painter."
Mr. Gevger is an old resident of the city,
an 1 is known as an excellent painter and
an accommodating gentleman. Those in
need of anything in his line will da well
to call on him.
fJTThe M. E. Conference, which has
been in session at this city since !ast
Wednesday, closed its labors cn Saturday
evening last. We have not learned the
names of the preachers for the different
localities, but understand that Rev. XV.
A. Amsb try has been continued in charge
of the church at this place.
C5?"The spring, so far, has been very
backward, and trade apparently dull; yet
we are of opinion that Plattsmouth is do
ing more western trade than any
other city in Nebraska. We learn that
one hundred wagon were loaded here
during the past week, and started west,
and we doubt if the same number has
been loaded dutin-; the two weeks just
past at any other outfitting point on the
river.
f7"The Burlington llivkeye states that
a family living in that city has been vis
ited by a mysterious sickness, from which
the father has died and two or three
others are seriously ill, resulting, ns is
supposed, from eating pork from hogs
which had been attacked by and recov
ered from hog cholera. Some of the
symptoms attending the attacks, which
were sudden and violent, are severe pains
in the head and other parts of the body,
excessive vomiting, and the appearance
of black and hardened spots on the sur
face of the body. Physicians aro inves
tigating the matter.
the Conference, and visitors in attend- 1 kept at a first class Jewelry Store, will
j, - - i . i t he old at low prices and warranted of
anco during our session; also, to Rev. J. "p '"u 'll 1 , ,. i ,,:., ii
" ' the best workmanship nnd material, lie
.Miner ana exceuenc lamuy, ior i.iu j hftS ajs0 a eina 8tock of Family Uroee-
cntertainraent of the Bishop and his rjCSt which will bo replenished from time
Cabinet ' 10 ,im(N nr"1 SC,J al the lowPst f"Sur(8
f. ; tw tho, c,tr l, P ! Having permanently located in this city,
Le,oUeJ, That the Secretary be re ,",, en,:-,t Bhare of natron-
I .-j'v. .-.......- - f
in
P
O
2 V; I
7? P
mm
C3
O
n
O
Tf) A larpe stock of
. . 1 1 ...
wonaen are,
UucKets and Tubs,
Wash Boards.
liuuer Bowls,
Baiter Firkins,
Water Kegs,
Half Bushels,
Meal Seives,
2
Building material,
Window Glass,
Sash and Doors,
Taints and Oils,
Farmers' Utensils,
Shovels and Spades,
Forks, Hay Itakes,
Double Shovel and
Two-horse Moline Plows.
Stauae dfcs Anaerson
feb27
02
i
O
H
o
t5
(J3
o
o
I i
o
o
22
5
o
ir.
o
o
WAGON
1J" 3Z3 "7r
AND BLACKSMITH SHOP.
quested to furnish the city papers a copy i nj;(, an(j corJialIy invite all to call and
examine the stock on hand, ns we woum
1 lir nleiiseil to servn vou. and do not ask
typo is wanted at this office vou t0 jiv nriless we can make it for
of the above r solutions
C"A typ,
immediately.
(7"The undersigned offers for sale
IGl) acres of desirable unimproved land,
about 3 1-2 miles south went of town.
A sufficient amount of timber will be sold
viith the prairie, if desired, for fencing
and fuel. Samit.i. Maxwell.
Plattsmouth inarch 2'J ltGti w 4
ST. LOUIS andPLATTSM0TJTH,
Council Blcffs and Omaha PACKET
LINE. The boats of this popular line
are now making regular tri weekly trips
to all points on the Missouri river, be
tween the above points. Parties desir
ing information in regard to freight or
passage will find it to their interest to
call on the undersigned.
Mickelwait &. Sharf-,
aproml Agents.
Just received by express, a lot of
new Spring Clothing. Come and give us
a call. XV h. Stadelmass & Co.
marlO lw
your interest to patronize us.
E II- EATON.
I lattsmouth, Dec. 27th, 1S05. tf
PLATISMOl'TIl MAItKCTS.
corrected rm the eai-Y Ckbald.
thi To ?? otypes
AND
PHOTOGRAPHS.
W. H. Shea's
NEW SKYLIGHT GALLERY
Opposite TOOTLE & IIASXA'S,
PLATTSMOUTH. X. T.
I urn now fully prepared to tke your picture In
anvK.vleyou may .Irsirr, I'hnt-yrnph, Aiunrmype,
t.firi picture, e c. All kin.l- of pictures copieit -qual
tnlhe o ami at mKirrtW rnles Kosew.Kl
Kiam-, Morldineo, Aibiim. -c , will b- coitntly
kept ..Tl h mil Komembcr, i.ne but C(vl work will
perniitied to leave the luoin. Saurfucilon guar
anteed. jai'17
Etray Notice.
Taki-n op by the utcriler, on fci premises, in
(treapoli Hr cinct. Ca.s co inty, V. T , Ht.oiit tiiree
rail' northwest cf I'lait-iium h. On the 2,'uh itny of
iorenihr, a r 1SC5, one p-ney mure, of a black
coloi . with a hiie fiite auJ leet. X" oth-r mark or
br..d ,erceivaWe. I1EXRY KlUiL.
Plattsmoatb, N T., March 25ili, l-s.6. ap4 3w
t hereby eicn. to ail whom it may concern, that
the Co.nty Cemmi simi-M of Ca-H county, NT,
will me-.-t in a Hoard of Kializ ition, at the County
'ie. W' offi -e. 011 the third Monday in thi April, (the
16th m.t .) and hoi I a e-ion of three days for the
puifoseof correcting the Awesment RoM in their
County, and di-rinK the ittinir of sai J Bord any
perso.i f "eH-ix apKnei'ed by anything m tle AKes.
meat Roll 'imy apply to the bo:ird for the 161 lection
of my Jup:osed error in the list'ng or valuation of
hi p'oi rry. .
Hv onler of the Board cf ComraiImir'. this Sd
dav of Ami!. A t lr-66. B M'l HI.. K
ap4 2
Cuunty Cbrk.
Flour, tl 100 !Ls - $5 O0?56 00
.ileal, bti-hel - - 7j'a0
liu'ier, V B - . - 4'J
Kcgi .... on
O nn bti hel in ear - 8"-W
;ol.!en yrnp, 1 ga:lon - - 2 ini
hutfar ll'-u-e i?yru do - - - 1 75
soiirhon Molaae9 uo - - - 1 1)0
foil'ee. ft ... - r?) I
MlflJr, tlo - - - o.i'i;3d
lVa. Imperial. ft - 2 Oliifi .K)
I.iunn lly.n, lo - - 2 lAii 3-
Hltrk - - - - . 8H)
Cn llej, 2 .... 2:13
Soup, do - 1 v.t'2i"
t'vat-lm, di y, " B ... l!i..l
Itlackberries, do - - - :1
Ciliriel, do - - 1HJ
Apple. do V-1-U
pr-eu, f) bnhel - -
Salt, per bbl. ... 6 103.7 0(1
Ojsiern. Ki-ld-', 2 n. cans, caae
I'e.ic'o 2 C' Can, c?e -
3 inaiicrr.e.-, do do - -
lotuiiie. do il -Tine
Aim !. d'
Wh-ky corn fKil-n - - 2 5'i'i 1
It, u butt aid rve - 3 now.; (ill
llran iy, d"ioe ic, J gll n - K (iO.:t O
t'eu'-h, no - S t""! 0
;;n, do - - tri't t'O
lob ii co .U.i. V t - - 1 O i.it, i HI
ni ec i -tyr f.g . 1 jmi,i :
Muokm i - 4a I an
Beer, "pit - - - - sri.6
or. iO - H'Ho
Chi k 'h - - - - ii i
National Claim Agency.
WASHINGTON D C-
F. M. DORRtNGTON.
SI.-11 AtiFNT:
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA,
l prepared to present and proca'e e!aim bi f-re
Oonsress, fo-irt of Claim and the D-partm-nts. Pa
tents lVnoion-. It. ante". "O B ninty Lands
n i h !-f-rhi,r.mii.l(rsl-.n.t in pro .ortM'n to
the amtunt oftne cl win
April 10, '05.
F. M. DOIUUXGTO'.
PLATTE VAXjIEY
r ixi
in Oil
PROP-
I am nrenared t furnish a'l who may faTor me
1 J 00 with their ptronaf?. With lodginfr. in(le niei or
board bT me week. v. . v. ..- .
Platiamiulh, April 1, yl
Boot & Shoe Shop.
Ti u cr!ber would renectfully rail the atten
r iK.,K.iinnr I'liiti-nii tltli and llicnut.l'u at
aiite to thu tact that he ha located one door e;t of
O'lnelun a lirti jiore, wneienc mi i.u
on hai.M and m.kirg on the fhorte--t a- tice, erei y
articletn bis line. His stock heintr aelectert by him
i!f aud haTinif :-ent the mot of his lite in Ihe
bu8in.-. he fret, enfldent that he can g.Te .atiafae
tie-n. Give hiui a cill- ..
April It 5 J.THOCKMORTOS
W. MICKELWAIT,
S. J. imir.
LUMBER - YARD.
Mickelwait & Sharp
ntr In Pine I.nmVr. Lath. Shing-Ies, noor. Pah
Ulind. H'i ket. an l t very var.ety of Collonwood,
Walnut and Oak Lumber.
Wi;l k.-p c instantly oh hand Cord wood, both
Colto . r d Oak. all otders pron ptlj filled.
53 Oliice on Leve- itrc -t, sou'.h of C. L. Cooper'i
teeUuna ram ueoui,
TLATTSMOUTII, N. T.
SoVeniacr 8th 15C5. 6a
ESTRAY NOTICE
Taken up by the sub-cn w. 8 mile West of TUtu
mouth, on the 2-ith of Feb . one U ce white
ox, si.nie re 1 rpots on f i.lei and neck, crop ff left e..r
and sa-allow tork in right air, long tear on left hip.
U about 6 Tear. old. A. B. TATLOR.
Marh7-h. 3w
...WAGONS !
J. U PORTER & CO..
Are agents in this city lor the ca' of tho celebrated
"Soath Bend Wagons,"
Van h Ptud"taker Bros They hava on hand a
coil ai.oi tnient. wl.ich will be replenished a :at as
needei. Ihey p opoie to sell at the ery lowest
Vutfmooth, 2 tf
Geo. Boeck & Co
Hare removed to their
jYEW TWO STORY BRICK SHOP, JVurth-uest of Botch's Old Stand,
Where they are prepared to turn out all kind of Xew Work, such as
WAGONS, BUGGIES. Plows,
And everything needed by Freighters or Farmers in the best of style.
Horses, -Mules and Oxen Shod in the best style and on reason
able terms.
JOB-AYOEK
Of every description, either in wood or Iron, done on short i.otice.
fJ3T Particular attention paid to Repairing all kinds of MACHINERY AND
CASTINGS of such.
They keep on hand, and far sale,
Ox-Yokes, Bows, Steeples, Cable-chains,
BOLTS of all siies, WAGON BOWS, &c,
In fact, everything in their line nceilei by Freighters, Emigrants or Fanners.
IIavit) a largo etock of Seasoned Timber, and tho best quality of Iron, Thimble-
Skeins, Ac, selected by ourtelves, with spi cial reference to this trade, tve f-el confident that we can turn
out better and more work, atchesp-r rat, than any other shop In the Territory.
Thankful for past patronage, we ;.-ii;:t a contintiaLce of the saros.
OeO. Hoecli c&? c?o.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or ITIoney Refunded
Plattsmouth, N. T., Nov. 8th, lfc65.
Cm
Music ! Music t
7J.1V.VO.VD, MISER $ CO.,
Dealers is
Piano Forte3,Melodeons, Musis and
Musical H'dse,
COUNCIL BLtTFS - - - IOWA
AND OMAHA, N. T.
Orders by mil for ?.wi. . Books, or anything per
taining to Jdusic, prr ftr.t'.y attended to
fOTders for tti'-for repairing Piano Fortes
and Mel'xie'in in r.a tutnouth and vicinity will be
attended to al oar -arliest convenience.
RAYMOND, MINER ft CO.
Ans: 9,
IVoticc to Tax-Payers-
The Taxes for IS55 forfeits on the first of May.
Gentlemen will pleae call at the Tieasurer's office
and get tneir receipts, aud cava the penalty which,
icuu he adde4 al:er that date, according to law.
3ar7 t4 S. uCKE, Tietf.
Shci i(T Sale.
By vlrtne of a venditioni exponai to me directed
ffotn the office of the Clerk ul the LiNirict Csurt of
th" 2.J Judicial liirict, within and fcr Citoe connly ,
N. T . and tearing rta te the 21nt day of March A.
V). la06, I, the uuiier -isr.ed, irhoutr in ami for the
county of ran, will sl-1i t pub.lc au -tion, for cab,
to the hijhe and ben liidder in fiont of the Ceart
llouse, in rMat:smnth, Cass cuunty, N. T , oa
Saturday, Vie. 7th day of April,
A r at 2 o'clock p m, of aid day, the lollcwine
desctib- d t-eronal properly, to wit: Four moles a.ii
two sett of tiamea, take as the properly of Wil
liam 11. Graham and Johti Grecoty, t satisfy a
jadgment in faiorof Williarn Fulton,
ttcriff'a Office, March 23 I. A D H.3.
A ft. TA YLiIl hh"TifT,
ni2?2w liy P.p. Gau, Depaty Eherlff.
Dissolution of Co-partnership.
The firm of K'rpser ft Wise is this dsy dissslrel
by mutnil consent. The business of th late fitm
wi'l be condoled, hereafter, by J N. Wiss. who t
authorized to settle all accounts owlns; to or rv 4
Arm. KLEl'stB WISH.
March 2l9t,lSC6.
All persons knowing thrmselret indebted o the)
lata firm of Klepser A will please eail and set
tle Immediately, as I n-r-i m?ai .
m.r J. K. WI.