Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, August 07, 1867, Image 3

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    (The iTcbvaslui SicrnUL
LOCAL NEWS.
Saj notica of horse for aale, bj J,
Parcel. - -
g?"The Board of County Coro-uiision-era
wero ia session last Monday.
t7"Mr. Denn, cf Ash'ani was ia tha
city jeitercUy.
C-Senator Th.yer has arrived at hit
hom9 in Omaha.
fST-A znn is reported to have died of
c :oI?ra in Omaha oa the 30:h u'.t.
ij"A !( re Eumbr of necadirig Mor
mon hutt arrived at Nebraska City.
2?"Mr. 7ia. Lowe has a psach or
chard in Otoe county tbat will jiold one
thouiand Lueheln of fruit this season.
tTalbot Hall holds an anniversary
to dry. There will le poem, essays,
oratijns and daolaniatioss.
CfaTVenus and Mrs came in contact
yesterday by proxy. The representative!
of Venus got slightly demolished.
Methodist camp meeting will
he held at Mt. Tleasant, Cass county,
commeaoin on the ISth insl.
77 .alter rearrnan, an old reeid'.-ct
cf Nebraska City, and brother of Capt.
J. W. Tcarman, died last wee.
C2?Seo card of Oherrio'.te i. Wedoms
ky, brick layers and plasterers, in this
isue. Persons desiring good work will
Jo well to employ ih :m.
&ZA 2nt'crnan from Salt (.'reek par
tially confirms tha itaUment of Mr.
Roper in reard to Indian diCcullIes on
the Blue.
gylf, as tho Rq u! lh an assumes, tne
Comiuissior.ers are not qualified, are
tbeir bondsmen held for what aotion they
may take ?
i7Mr. MayCeld eame from his farm
yesterday morning with about -100 head
of fat hogs, which he intsa ds shipping
t3 Chicago.
jySeTeral faniil'es from Watertown,
TViioonsin, arrived in town latt Thursday
We loam they dasigT los.-.ting on Four
Mile Creek in this oounty.
fTThe authorities of St. Louis haro
forbidden tha sal within the city, of
green corn, cuciiubers, calhap;o, arlhill
nripe fruits uLtilthe :Et of October.
"The Omaha and Council duffs pa
pars arc having ft lively fpat over the lo
catioa t.f tho II. U. Irid-e, nad its effects
upon their respectivo towss.
CSTThe Wilmington (. C.) Daily
Ditjxttch has been sold to & company of
northern men, and will hereafter bo puh
liehai as a Eej-ublican pnper.
ffE'.evsn men in the city of Omaha,
returned incomes of $0,003 and upwards,
nd one hundred aai seveaty-nve re
turn incoxrs of &1.0C0 and upwards.
37" A team belonging tj a Mr. B.tkrr,
Vsoma fricrbtened last Friu-iY. and
wvwstvuw . . - -
cleared a pamgo through upper
Main
St. in a hurry,
extensive.
The damage was net
3"The hull of the 6tearaor Denver,
formerly of the 11. & St. Joe. Tacket line,
has been purchased by the Ferry Boit
company at St. Joe., an 1 will he used for
a wharf boat whan properly transformed.
57"Tb merehante of Tlattsmouth
stand ready to duplicate any till oT goods
that ean be bought in Nebraska. If anj
ne doubts it lei them come and see
for themselves,
jyA man named Jthn Waitoa, while
oat in the woods picking berries, neer
Bsstoa Corners N. Y., found a box hid
den under asm roeke, which contained
$j,000 in Spanish gold.
pTffi publish this week nn item oT
news, an interesting little item headed
"Delinquent Tax List." We shall prob
bly repeat it for a couple of weeks more,
in erder that all may have an opportunity
to read it. If we should he a trifle short
ia other mattor thie will account for it.
gjjSee card of Curas &. Co. in this
issue. We are glad to see stores open
ing at interior points, as it is good evi
dence of the wealth and prosperity of
the country. The people along the Weep
iag Water will find this establishment of
great benefit and eouvenienoe, and
should give it a fair patronage.
3TK .T. Dure A; Co , received by the
Kate Kinney their first instalment ef
stores for the fall tia'e. They have on
hand over one hundred and fifty stores,
ef all the latest paterns, and they pro
pose ssiling them at prices lower than
any other house on the river.
'fcA large party ef persons returniag
'from California passed through the city
the 1st, on the.r way to t' e east. The
trip occupied three menths time no
trouble on tha route, exotpt at Salt Lake
City where some of their stock was stol
en, but soon recovered.
(
2P"Look out for tbenj. A couple of
jnspioious characters have been prowl.
iog about, vibrating Lettreaa this city
and Rack Bluffs for several dajs past.
Thsy were overheard a few evenings
sinee planning a theft ef some kind.
Keep an eye on them
teiThe patties who went frera this
city te Omaha to attend the Supremo
Court have returned, the Judges having
dscidsd that no term could be hold now,
in consequence of an act ot the Legisl i
sure designating tee 2ad day of July as
thi tiae for commencing tho term. I
27 A lively alt ei cation ocsurred on
Main St. yesterday foreneen, in which
J. II. Brown got severely bruised. The
alleged cause of the difficulty was insult
ing and obscene conduct on tho part of
Brown towards a sister of the young
man who chist'ned him, and the writin;
and sending to her a forged letter of an
insulting character.
ZT Col. A. T. C. Pierson, of Minesota,
Gratd Prior of tho Supremo Council of
the Southern Jurisdiction of the Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Kite of Freema
sonry, and Visitor-Lrsaoral of tha States
and Territories west of the Mississippi
is now in Kansas organizing bodies of
that rite.
PWo tee it announced that Maj
Culcomhe, of the Republican, has arrived
at borne. Will he be able to settle the
question in regard to which has the
greater circulation, the Republican or
Omaha Herald? It is one of great im
portanoe, and should be decided by some
one.
CyWo learn that Mr. Schtiasse, of
thii city, and a gentleman from Wiscon
sin, have rented tne store room on the
corner of Main St. and the levee, lately
occupied by Simpson, Mickelwait &, Co.,
where they will open a lare stocs of
dry goods, groceries, farming implements
and a general assortment of goods, about
the Erst of Seplamlier.
"3TThe Press publishes the prospeo
tas of a new Republican papbr to be estab
lished immediately at Lincoln City, by
C. II. Gere & Co. The material hus
beea ordered, and will be on hand in
the course of a few weeks. The paper
is. to be oall6CS tri3 "tomicopwca tu."
We will publish the prospectus in our
next issue.
"Persons wishing the profession
services of Dr. McCiuskey, Dentist, wi.
call at his sCioa within a few days, as he
intends visiting Gienwodd aext week,
where he will remain for some length of
time. Me. is a No. 1 Dentist, and has
become almost a necessity in this city
We nish he oou'.d be always with us, but
the suffering in other localities demands
his attention occasionally .-
?yE. O.lcs, Esq., left for his now lo
cation inMiisouri, lost Thursday, takiog
with him the material of tho old Sentinel
office, upon which was printed for i
t me that immensely popular and fasoia
atirK journal th Democrat. We wih
frier.d Gil 8 SHceess in his asw home
II: property w,&s purchased in thin city
by Mr. Jwhn Bnrnes.
tTThe Omaha IIralJ attempt to be
particularly sarcastic upon the looatien
of tho capital, and trios to create dijfat
isfaatioa in Piattsmeuth by asserting
that Licooln City is 40 miles from Ne
braska City and CO miles from this place
We advise tho editor of the llc-ra.'J to
study the geography of Nebraska a little
mors before he attempts to enlighten the
peeplo in regard to tho distances from
Lincoiu Citv to the various river towns.
C7"C.ipi. Ed. Murjjhy inows haw to
' keep Lots'."' and no iuiiake. II La
refitted nd furnithed the 'Platte Vaiiey'
from cellar tj garr-.it, papered every
room atid carpeted every iioor, scru'b-d,
scoured, painted and varnishsd every
spot that needed it, and is now ready to
accommodate guest in first-class style.
He has purchased new furniture through
out. Travelers or citizens will End tho
"Platte Valley" the best kept house on
the Missouri river without any oxecptions.
2Will the tusinsss men and proper
ty holders of Plattsmu.h see to it, im
mediately, that the wagon road from
here to Lincoln City, is laoe J in the best
condition for traveling ? If there is a
ravine that needs a culvert, or a bank,
that needs grading sea that it it done
and doja quickly. If ths road ean be
short-ins 1 a quarter of a mile at any
point let it be shortened In faot, we
want it in such a shape as to make it an
inducement for western peoplo and
freighters to travel over it.
TA large number of western outfits
have been in the city during the pat
week, loading with go ds of various
kinds. The people of L&ncastsr, Saun
ders, Seward, Butler, and other west
ern counties are discovering that Platts
aaouth is tlu nearest and cheapest point
to trade, and that our people have done
more to build up the interior interests
cf Nebraska than those of all other por
tions of the State combined. Platts
mouth has assisted in securing mail
routes and pest offices for the accommo
dation of her western neighbors, and
there are now two weekly routes and one
tri-weekly route from this city westward
and south-wostward
yTha Republican says "the Tlatts-:
mouth people feel pretty sore over the re
ported location of the Capitol atLancas
ter." Thie saying they feel "sore" does
net exactly express it. No one arc
tends to deny the fact tbat Lancaster
was not the choice of our people; yet we
believe tho peopin of this county unani
monsly supported the meaiuro whicU
designated certain boundaries within
which the State buildings should be lo
cated, and we also believe they are too
honorable and have too much self-respect
to do aught but abide tho decision of the
commissioners and put forth renewed
elTorts to secure the benefits which must
arise from the location.
5" Creighton, of Omaha returned
an income of $42,023:C3.
HARRIED
On Aug. 5, 1-S57, at the M. E. rarson
ago, Rock DluflT, by Rev. A. G. bwartz,
Jlr. Roct A. Rou.ntres and Miss Sakau
C. Gray. Doth of Otoe couaty.
C2TNo wonder so many letters fai
to reach their destination. Tha follow
ing- is the superscription cf one that
rrcamly arrived at the Deed Letter
Offic: "To Frodenck E.. from U.,
in Wisconsin, 10 miles from Milwati
kef, the railroad foes through his farm
and he has two re J oxen and a white
E2TA darkey preacher was teliir.g
hoiv Adam was the first man crsaled,
and set against the fnce to dry. An
old Lrother, who sometimes had lucid
ideas interrupted him, and said,
iat am true, who made de fence?
Pass round de easier.
JfA lounger at a uvrn, seeing
a gentleman ride up to tho door, rose
and accosted him: "Say don't yn'ir face
ache?" "No; why do you ...ti.at
question?" "It looks so ugly, 1 u.i.uht
it must hurt you."
f?3'"',Vi!l you have a Daily Sun?'
said a news-boy to Mre. Partington.
"Will I have a daily son? Why,
you little scapegrace! How dare you
insinuate against a lone wcinnn from
home? No, indeed I guets I won't
have a dai'y son! My tletr, poor man
used to complain awfully when I pre
sented him with a yoarly son. A
daily son, - indeed! Bugone you little
upstart imp!" and the old ladv called
for the old turkey fan, to keep her
from 6voonia2r.
EiFEvery foot of ground on which
Belfast, Ireland, is built, is owned by
one man, Marquis of Donegal. Every
citizen has to pay tribute to him. His
income fcr ground rent ia from one to
two millions of dollars per annum.
K:S?A London wajr remarks; 'It
is untrue that her Majesty ths' Queen
declines to meet the bultan of luruey
on the occasion cf his npprcachu
visit to this country on the ground thtit
he is a Aaren-srarum fellow
KJThe treasure ba?, containinor
S20.UG0, was lost front the stage ut
Golden City, Colerado, a few day
ago. There was soma anxiety about
it for a while, but it nas.at length
found in front of the post office.
c-
SThe 13'iard of Health in St
Louis have prohibited the tale, in that
city, cf green corn, cucumlers, melons
callage squashes, and u 11 unripe frur.
until tho fmt of Octoner,
The Richmond Enquirer lay.
"Y learn that fire clubs of German
RfpuLJicans have bown formed in thi
city, and that their aggregate member
ship amount to upwards cf three Lun
drcd. It is stated that the movement
is sti!l progressing rapidly amonnt
this class of cur population, and that it
extends from Screamersvilla to Rnck
etu and from Union to Oregon Iliils
Meetings are hsld ri'ghily, and inucl.
enthusiasm is snid to prevail aiiiot.?$t
tha members f th partj.
&zj? Sheridan lias issued an order
removing Govgrnor ThrockTsrton for
impeding reconitrucliua ana appoint-
inrr Jj. M. Pease Gorernur of Texas
E?6J Dexter beat mown Geora nt
a running match on tho 3C:h at Boston
threo itrairri.t h?ats. ine best tune
was 2-10, .said to Lc the bct ercr u.ade
on a one-half mile tract.
rCiTOnicer9 of th steamer JIcGiil,
just from the jppr r Missouri, siy t
band of one hundred Sicux Indians at
tacked a party ij tha llhre trile, above
I urt Stephens"n, and killed three and
ran cfF twenty pomes. The same
night the same Indians stampeded a
number of Government hor?ee, and
killed one soldier at Fcrt Stephenson.
Extreme destitution, in the
Southern State" has cwased; and issues
of rations will be discontinued August
20ih, exsept u tick in regular hospitals.
fa5"The cholera has reappeared in
the southern part of Sleiuphis. Six
deaths occurod in one house oa the
30;h ult.
frEjh is reported that the Indians
are concen'ratinir at Vni:e mvor
Mountain, near Sweetwater. A pri
vaie letter to Gen. Djdge says that
the Indians aro daily attacking the
trains that travel between Green River
and Fert Saunders, and that read is
topped.
f 3Th National Intelligencer is
satisfied that the rumors of an nnti-fil
ibuster proclamation is premature
Seward is absent, and it 13 unusual to
take such an action without consulting
the Secretary of State.
PLATTSHOUTn MARKETS.
Corrected by Simpson, Mickelwait 5c Co
Wheat Ma-ket attl.l; re tnw wheat coining
in, prlc-s range froas fO to $1 00 pr buaheL
Cura Several larje Ut hare te--n told to ba deiir
ered on shoil tims.
VRODCCr.
Wheat t'j SOtfl Ofj
Foan
Mackeret.kilt', 3 6-"t3 00
Xaile lt'15
Corn in ear 4. o.0(
" aLallvd 60UO
butler lo
Kcsa 15
Oats .'.0
Crn meal 1 ''
roiatoes 1 tPga 00
Kiour t ICO B-s S 6l
CROCERIES Eetail
CROCEBIES Wbo!eal
Ciollra
Sasar
Tf
Kice
t'.tl Oil
Tobacco
Coiieo
Sugar
T-a
Uice
fyrnpi
Co-1 Oil
Lar.i Oil
3.i(.'.0
l.'iso,
15,-4.'0
1 l&i IS
14 tin
a P1J
SdAll
1 GOj p..ap
2 tiO. 'ai.s
Tobacco
HORSE FOR SALE.
A large six year old herse, suitablo
for a farm er road horss, ean be had at
reasonable Cgar s by calling at the sta
ble of J, 17. Shannon, or at the farm of
the undersigned. Joel Parcel.
au;
7th.
NOTICE.
All those knowing thennclvs s iudebted
to as, will please call and settle immedi
ately. Those having account agates
us, will present them for settlement with
out delay.
tf B. Newvaw & Co.
roa eenl
A small Dwelling IIontfT. Enqaire of
jelldtf Tootle IIanxa & Clack.
SUBSCsiPTIOUS
Received at the Kews Depot, for any
ef the Madelines, ' Periodicals and News
Patera of the day, at the Publishers
pnees.
X,-)ic it ths ftrsff lo iul'scriie.
Oet. 2C. .
m m m
"ForSalh One of Lamb's superior
knlttiag maekiaes the only kind made
that widens aad narrows. Enquire at
this office.
KEEP COOL!
The undersigned has his superb SODA
FOUNTAIN in operation again in the
Post OSce haPdinf, and the lovers of
this dtlioicas beverage are invited to
eall and sse him. A good assortment of
Green and Dried Fruit will be kept en
hand. O. F. Johssox.
jane lOd&w,
Desirable Property for Sale-
One dwelling nouse, witn seven roarcs,
cellar, barn, and 4 acres of ground well
set with fruit trees', shrubbery, &c.
1. AiASQUaTTS.
Enquire of S.Duke, Agent. mjl6
DR. M H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST.
Wi'l dn all work in hi' line on elort Botis.
J-OiE wita Dr. liiTih;ta.
juiye.
Flattsmouth Lodge Ko- C, A. F'
A. H-Z
Hetrrilxrcr.mmnniCKtioni lt and 3d Mondays cf each
iBsatb, at S 1 'J u dock, p. m.
B. T. IiCKS, W. U.
V. H. ANDB330K, Sr.
Nebraska Chapter No. 3,3J. A. H.
rtaealar ccnrocat-cns Sd and 4th Wcanesdnys of
etch ici'tuh, at 6 1-2 o ciork p in
X). H. WHEELEE, II. P.
S. C. LE".7;B, 8eo.
I. 0. 0. F.
Tlstte Ludire, No. 7, mean eyery FatOiOsy aTening
at the C. cri Hotii-o liali. r.rrtheri o ether l.oi'
ore n rti. ctf-.il'.T i; itedto Tii-itthis I.oi!' t.
K?ordrol A . h. Sl'KAU U E, Jt. O.f i
T. r. (ill), Kee. Sec'y.
St. Lake's Parish. Vestry.
rttfrolar melin9 Ctt TuesJsy of erery month.
it 1 p. m. UCT. u. K- lis.
K. R. Lithsstoi, Clerk. i ChairiaaB,
I. 0. O. T.
Reaalar sneetissn aveiy Friday crtnicc. Trare!irj
Ttir.j'lois resp'ctfu.ly inT'trd.
WH. L. WBLL3, W.O. T.
Wll' K. IIATHI', VT. 8.
SAiTLM. CUAPMAN', Loie DpufT,
rSJ-FTT VT.fJTOR DE -r.EB LOK1E. Ko. 1. Platts-
msith. ho'.u rss'ilar meeticjs on the Ikird WcJn'3-
day etsnins of i.oli inon-a.
15 -o S. V. CIIArJJAN. W D T
Cro. W. L. Wsi.t. WPS
Elster B. J. jioanj.nrnT, TV DVT.
5 5TAH 0 V ion LOUOS Kti. 8, tt. HrJant,
lj-i-is rea'a' meetinfa ptut Hjlarrtay ermine
Ero- E. A klI.k.l'Ali;itlw, . i-
n. T. nuuiirs. w. s.
Bro. V. M. TtvniK, Lod' Di-poty.
sf EICFLSrca I.oiV. 9, AthUnd, ho:ds
n'uier mretiLSs crei y Tue.'iay tv.n id?.
liro. A. ?!5niLD, TT . V. A.
Lro. W: B. WinsBiTTxM, W.
Bru. J. J. V.'oousow, L.D.
g cv; g ixtxX teem cute.
BURNS &
1)0-1 rs in
CO.
A GfilCVL JTJiA L I li I' LEXUS TS,
And a general aortrn-rit cf kooJ ns'Jal y kept in
Avoca. Cas Co.. - - Neb.
. j
anj i
S1UON OUFl.XOLTH ACO. WIDDMUlV
Brick 1 Stonemasons,
ASD PLASTERERS,
All work in thrir line duns to tha best satisfaction,
anl as rh"ap as I t anrbody elta
Address, Platttnvtvtk, Sel., P. O. box 45. (augT
YOUNG LADIES'
GLEN WOOD, IOWA.
To bs oraiied 3f i:eaber 19ih, lst7, under the careof
KeT. r. M. iwiiii i , a. anu
Mrs. S- A. COOLLY, Prii.cirals.
!is. Co"!' has taught a priTatetsuo.il to acc'-p-
t.mce iu tilen woid r.r a year and a hair. Sir. Cooley
lavinf a pulpit, r-as haen itnlured to enter in'.o the
e tabhfli jC t.1 a Ladies Scmiuary. Mrs. Coolty has
lirni cka'ji'-r Liilio romitiari in Ne Vork ana
l!l(r.oiii for yrar;; itho briuf:s a fund af rxperience
and ni."i'- that ft-w can com man (I, which is a prom
i.-e of thorough atd lctined timijiug te ail who come
uudcr her care.
a ftw Tourer laiiie.s will ne recoiveo under ca s into
the family of tile fn iclaia.
l'or ciicniar !cnu to
PKI.NCIPAlS ladtes FFMIITARY, .
augT (aleuwood, Iowa.
CI1AKCHRY SALE.
I.ydia H. Haveland, fe-raerly Lydia"!
II. Stauley, ny ner next l.isiiU, leu-
r
ry C. Jones,
Chancery.
vs.
Juhnathan T. Kogers.
In riir'uance and by virtue of a decretal order to
mt. ti-.recLeil iroiu iu t nice. m in" . icii. mi tne. ins
tiicl Court f the 2d Judicial District of the State of
Nebraska within ami for Cuss ronnty, Oeanng data
on th 2oth day of June, A. 1. li?G7, be.ng the June
term of !aiJ Court, 1, tne s-jtucriher, Master
Chancery fcr said Com t, will off?r for sale at t ab
ic vendue for Cull, to ttie n-f,-riest na-1 beat rudder.
ii front of the Court tlouae iu tlie city of riatts-
mouth, CsbS county. Nebraska, on
Saturday the 1th day of September, 1837,
at 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, the following des
cribed rel estate, to-wit;
Becin-tiuP at t.'ie norlh-eat eornjr rf lot No. firs
Z) in block So. thirty-one (oil, and runniuir sonth
alone tLe surveye-i line or said Pit twenty-one and
six-tenths (,-t o i) leei, tnence wet through said
lot one hundied and twenty-ave (li) feet to th?
ailev, thence north twemy.nna and ni tenths
(Jl G-lu) led to ine noncwesi corner 01 said lot.
thence east lira; tne notti line of said lot one baa
Ired and twenty five (I25) feet to the ulace of he-
iiur.itii;; i-iuat in I'iattsmoutb, Cass coanty. Ne
braska, it beinjr the north hall (1-2) of paid lot five
(5), and also sullicient oTof the sou'h half (-2) of
lot Ave () to make tne aonn ha.rI-3) twenty-one
and aix-teniks f- t iu leel wide, together witb all
and singular tna improvements hereditaments and
appurtenances thereoa or theie'o belongink or in
any w is-? api'ertaimn', lo ba sold as the property
oi the defendant above uame-i, to satisfy said dacree.
the amount of which ts itie sum of Si.i Ou and lu
te. est at the rate or iu per cen'. Iioui ttie date of
said decree, t.'pther with costs nt suit nDr) sale.
Aug. Oth Ijbl. w. F. til API.Y,
Blaster in Chancery.
MaRQTjw tt 4 Curat K, Sol's for Corno.
Attashmeat before J. J. Roberts, Jamice of the
Peace.
Daniel Sweeney,
vs.
William LeJJy.
TJ William I.e-ldy, the defendant in the abort
entitled cauae.- You are hereby r.otiiled tliat tn
order of attachment was issu d in t.'ie -,hove enti
le! cause nn the Itith day of July Ic07. Ly J. J.
Kobeits, a Justice cf the Peace of Cm county, for
tin sum of twenty one 211 H.i lurs, and returnable
on the 27:h day of July li 7. and continued uunl
tue Il:h day of t-epieuibcr l-oi.
USiilLL SWKEKEV,
Aug 7th s3 riaJut:!.
Sheriff's Sale
Thomas B. Too'.le,
Tho.naf lv Hr.UQa 6l
J. R. C'lJilo,
A Prm rtnia hueincM io P!atts
mouth nn'lf r tlta Dim' and st yle
ut Tu die, IXanaa & CUrke,
vs.
A. H. WAtr.
Krtl -e ii he bj i?fn that by virtue of a veudt
tioni rxpoast iu the abov nti:leJ fau e, irnil ot
of and under the mm! of the Clerk of the District
Con tof the 2J JudioUI District, u i'hin aui forCsM
ciiiib'v, Xbt atkH, and to me lirrct J, I will (ilTer for
4l at puMic auctioD, to th hihet and bett bid Jo r,
at the froot door of the Cuurt-llsusc, ia the city of
1'la tmuoalh, ca
8ATCKDA Y. the Zltt day cf August, A D 1SC7
h tweeu the hoars of 1 and 2 o'clock p m of laid day
all rifht, title cd inteiest ft the above naiurd de
fendnr.t, A. II. Wachtur, fn and to the fllowinir !e-
acr;bv;d real tstuie, to wit; Lot no eight (!', in bluck
do eiirhfen (l.-'i, in the city of riatuuouth, Cait
eoui.tr. Nebraska, together with all and innlar the
iiuproTeinent. hereditaments and appurtenances
thTroa.
'iivea under ray band this 23d day of Jn!y, A D
1S07. A. 11. lAllOK,
the riff of Cass county, Nebraska,
By O. W. FalrCcld. Depaty.
T. M. Afariiuett, Att'y for I'lt'fs. 4w
Sheriff's Sale
n. C. McMak-D, and
Sunn McMakrn
By her next hast friend
llenry u. jicJtiakca
TS
Jo: oph Kinsey. J
S.i.ic'ls hereby civen that by virtue of
a venditioni exponas m tha above entit.e'I cauif, M-
sned ont of and under the veal ef the Clerk of I be
District Court of the 2d Judicial Dis!rict,within and
for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will
ofl'er fir s.ile at public auction, tu ths highest and
best bi Idcr, at the front door f the Court-Uoujo, in
tha city of i'lattmnuuiu, on
SA Tl'RDA Y, ths 17tU day of Auguxi, A D 18C7,
between the buurj of 1 and 3 o'clock proof said day.
all ribt, title uad interest of the above narm-d de
rindsot. Jurci'h KincV. in and to tin- following de-
kcibt-d rral rotate, to-wit: Firt-ru asres ut lani off
of the suath side ' f lot no flv- (5), in sretion num
ber t hirty three (33). in townhip no. twelve (13),
north of ranee no. fou.U-eu (14), east of the em p m:
anil lot iio. six (0). in section no. thirty three 1.33),
in townhiD no. twelve ill . aortli ol rants no. r.jiir-
tt-en (14), ai-d east of thebih p m, coniaminK thirty-
eirtit acres, and nur ana j j"u acres in lot no. inres
(3). ia se.-tiun nun ber thiriy-lhree (83), in township
no. twelve (12), north of ratine no. fa teen, east of
the 6th p m, ail in Cass county, ebraska.
Given under nar hsud icii 10th day f Jo f, A B
icuii js n j A i i.v' i..
Sheriff of Cass County, N'braka.
Fy G. W. fil.lni:i.D, rpuiy. jy 17 4v
A. L. Eprajue, AU y lot l it' IT.
ShcrifPs S.ilc
WlllUra McCorab and t
Kubert Caniob' II 1
Late partnsr under the j
DHine and st t le of
r
'J
Wiuiaui Alc'JooiB A Co
vs
John Trimble.
Notice i hereby e'ren thst by virtae of
a venditioni exi cnas lo the above t otittea caae.
i?fin d out of ami uudxr tha seal o! tui t.iei a oi ire
lli:ric Ci)urt of the 1 1 judicial District, withm and
for Ca.-s county. Kebrasha. and to me directed, I
will iiller for sale at ptildie auction , to tne nitne-t
and he-t bidder, at the fri-nt door ol te Court-11 -Use
iu the City of l'lattsnioutb, ou
8ArCROAY,thnth day cf August, A D 1567,
between the hours of 1 and 'J o'clock p m cf eat 1 day
all tizht. title and interest f the aiiove nam. u at
f. rdaut. John Tiimhtr.. in nnl to tne loiiowiur ne-
scriLed real eta'.e, to writ: The ea.t half ( ) ol the
northeast quarter (V ) ni the nonhwext qturter cf
the noithot quarter of seciinn number twenty-
sevon I'll), in township nonilicr twelve (1 1). n-,r'h o
tanje no- nine (:'), cart of the 6th p m, in Ca?s
coumv. Nebraska, aud centa':uin? sue hundred und
tntv fl'U) i.ctes.
Giveu under tuy hand tins lbtn day rr juiv, isu.
A. H. TAYLOK,
Sheriff of C.is county, Nebraska.
By n. W. Faihi-ield, lepu:y. ijVl 4w
C.arke, Porter it Kriu, Aity'a for Plt'f-
ShicrifPti Sale
Cerg Itoeck
vs. j
Chas. Hsndiie A- C r.ITendn
late partners doiu? business
uuder th cine aud f le of
C. K llend.ie & Co. I
Notice if hereby uivca that by virtue of a vndl-
tloul rxpo-'as in tliS above eutitled cause, issued out
hi and under rue sem oi inc lilik ot ine iu..irici
Court of the 2d Judicial District, within aud for Cast
county, N.braka. and to mo directed, I will offer for
sale st P-Hx auction, to the hiL-hent and best bidder
at the front door of tho Court-tioue, in the city of
Plausioouth, on
SATL'UDAY, the 3W d,iy of Auju.it, A V I5C7,
bslwreu tVe hour of 1 aud 2 o'clock p m of said d iy
all i icht, title r.n I interest of tha above nairtcn ds
fendmts, C. t . liendrio t Co. , lu ana to ttie tulicw-
lnir d' sci iu'd personal property anil r I sst.i-.e, to
wit: The inmiiui? tears of a wap-o and Lo ne four
(4). at-d Lot une gl.t (3), in block us thirty-three(SS)
in Itie c-tv .I I't&UMi.ouwi , t.uH eouuiy, ncu.-iiria.
Given ucder civ hsnd this 2Ed day i f July, A D
lsG7. A. B. 1 A Yl.Oi:,
Short IT of Cass county, Nebraska,
Bv G W. Faiirleld. Ueruty.
Maxwc'l A; Chapman, Alt'ys for Tiff.
SlicrilPs Sale
Godfrey Pitkk-r j
vs
A 11. Wachter )
Notice is hereby riven that by Virtue of a vend
ti'n.i sxponas in the above entitled cau'-e, issurd out
of a-:a under ti.e seal or tha Clerk or lie mstrict
Court of ths 2d Judicial District, within and for Cass
com.ty, Nebra-ka, and t me directed, I will otTer for
ale at rublic auction, to the hiahest and best bidder
t the front d-jor of the court uoase, io tne city ot
Plaitsuu'n'.h cn
SATURDAY, the iltt day of August, A D If 67
between the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock p m of aid day.
all neht, title an l interest of the abov Dirma cs
fendant, A. 11. Wachter, In and to the following de-
scriled realea'ats. to wit: Lot no eiijht (S), in Block
no eighteen (18), in tha city of PJatumoutb, Cass
coanty. Nebraxka, t aether with all and singular
the improvement.!, Hereditaments ana appurtenances
thereon
fiiven under my hand this 23d day of July. A D
ISO. A. 11 111 LUK,
Sheriff of Cass county, Nebraska.
By . VT. Fairfield. Deputy.
Maxwell k Char-man, Att'ys for Pit' I.
CSiancerj' Sale
Calvin RadSell
TS I
The unknown heirs of fin Chancery.
vs
Stephen llu-Ke l. deceised I
In pursuiime an I I t virtue of a decretal or
der to me directed from the office ef the Clerk of tho
District Couit. ot the 2d Ju itcial District of tha Stale
of Nebraska, within and fjr Cass county, bearing
dste on the 2 7th day of June, A U 1M7, beinn the
June term of said Court,, the sabseribei, Master in
Chancery for s'tid Court, will offer for sale at public
vendue, for cash, to the hiitliet and best binder, in
front of the Conn-House, in I'iattsmoutb, Cass
county, Nebraska, oa
SATUnDA Y, the 1th day of August, A D 1567
at 11 o'clock a m of said diy,the following de-cribed ,
real estate, to wit: The east one-balf (X) of theaoutn
east Quarter (V.) of section number five (.-). 'O tonn-
sbit no. ! vea (11). no th of ranee no. thirteen (18).
east of the tth p m, contniniu; eighty (SO) acre-, and
situated in Cass county, Nebraska; tr.f ;thsr with al!
and singular tbe imptovemeos, bered ilamfrnt. and
aupurtenancas thereon or tner- te Belong mc, er in
any wise appertaining, to Le sol ' as the property of
the derenanuts nboye nsmed tu tfctisrv til decree.
the amount of whirh Is the sum of 9144 77, and in
terest at the rate of 1 0 per ceat from thsdte of said
decree, t f?e.iher with costs of sail and sale.
Dated July ISth, 1 ;tw.
wm v. cn triT,
farqnett c Chapman Master ia Chancery.
sol s ier vonipi t. Jj" "
I hereby given to all persona not to credit my wife,
Josephine Nesnstt, c n my account, as I will not pay
anv dent of her contracting. J. n. h.-Mit.l r.
July iota, 1807. diwiv
Ealray I'ctice
Ttk.n np by the subscriber at tbe residence of
John Craic, six miles west of i'latt.-uioutb, a so. ml
Stallion, four years old, blare facs, no-.l fourteen
aad ono half hauds high. Mo marks or brands pr-
ceivablc. I- K- UAVri.
July 20. 31
Probate JVotice.
Netieo Is hereby Riven that Burwell Siiurlock bat
this day mare application to tie appointed Adminis
trator o' tha estate of r.di;ar C. Lawis, late o Cass
county, deceased; the Court will hear said petition
on Thursday, the 15th day of Auuet. a d lMir, at
tea o'clock a ra. uivca ua ier toy hand this 23lh
day of July, 1:67. J. W. ii A KSII A LL,
jy3l w rolia'e Jmlgm.
BOARD AND LODGmC,
B G. W. COLVIN,
oak srr.EET, ... pi ATT.MonT.
I ao uiocas nonuw.si oi unrx cnooi-Ilouse.
Piivale rooms furniscd if de'ired. Either day
co.td or witu tccgirgsat rra.ccaile rates.
J an s a t:.
FOK SHE
?o-"l two stnry brick stoi-e buiidicj, S2.by 60'"et
wifia-ood cedar; for furthei particulars in;nre cf tiie i
juueJCxa oasu w Scuof.:. I:..xctos.
FAI SUA UK'S
SCALES,
or all Kisns-
FairbanJs Greenleaf
220 4 2-S Ijikt St. CTMaga.
29 JItrket if , St. Louis
JdEe careful to buy only tha Genuine. myj
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livery
ST-A.I3X.Ii;.
- PiATTSJIOCTU
A Iff OT.,
I am prtf sred to e:cmmodat the pnblie wtl
Horses, Carriages and Buggies
Also, a nice Hearse,
On short notice and rsuscnalle terms. A Hack will
ran to stean-.boat landirt, end to all parts of the
sity when d em re tl.
mr2i J. W. SUAN.NOjT
LADIES'
Eco Cream Saloon.
Cp Stairs, out dear per of hlack dS Buttery'
isrug atorm.
Where we gat up the very best quality of Cream
and take plvaaucs in serviag it by median, or we
have small fre'zers, and cau supply church fairs,
festivals , parties ot families with any quant ity, on
short notice.
Also, below, ws have the best assortment of all
kinds of Fancy and fctick candy, rutta, rsuts, to
bacco. Choice Cigars, etc., to be found iu the cry
j,J 3m 11. J. dl&EltiUT
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT ION E R Y,
F. STADELIiIANK,
BRBAD, CAKES. PIUS, RVSh',Eto,
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times.
T weuid invite especial attention to tha fact that I
bave fitted up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In connection with the Bakery, where yon can re
aeeoraiDodaUd at all times.
Weddlnir Durtios sum lied on almrl notice win
anything in the lius ef Confectionery or Tastry
Call aaj see las. J'3
P. II. DOIiRINGTOIT,
RtAL ESTATE ADEN i
PL A TTSMO LI TIT, XEB.,
r iTint sttention rai 1 to the purchase and sal cf
K-al tate, aud pavnient of Taxes, aud all business
P'rtainir.s; to a geu? rat Laud Agency, li.ica lnves
lijaled.
Kerers rvv Termisstou m
If .n.K. S. Dundy. Ju-.l-o I'd Judicial Pist., Falls
Ci'y, Nebra-ka; Maior tdar'd Hurbank, raymaster
U. A. Leavenwoith. Kanr-aa; II n. J. Ii. Burbank,
la'.a Ait r.sor Nebraska, Kalis tv:ty, Neb ; Hon. T. M.
Ms -ui-t-, riartsraoutb.Nch., Col II. K. L.iving-ton,
la . ebraska 1st Vet. V"Is., I'la't-uiouth, N!,;
M-." ' 5. H. W!ireli.-r.C.S. lnriisu Ajpnt, Pawnee
Aceiisv; Cha's Nettleton, No. Ill Broadway, Near
Yi k: I'srvev, Deitrieh St B'-nwn,Wasliinston, V. O
Tra-v. Atat-uire & Co.. Chi aro. Ills : K. O Fitch
Koehester, N. Y.. Prof, iienry Arlint :ai, -uarnora
L'nlrer-ity."H. Y. oc
p. war xlkb.
X. 0. LEWIS
E. 21. Wheeler &: Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fira and Life I113, Ag'ts,
PLATTSMOUTlf, X. T.
Collections promptly attended to, and proceeds re
mitted at current rjtes of r.xehanite. Taxes paid in
Vt"ii Iowa aud .ebr.iKa tor imn residents. Titles
to la id iuveni' it. J. Money loaned on leal Estate
ecur.ti. Laud W arrauts Ideated.
CLAIM AGENTS-
A.ents forcrillection of claiinsagainstOovernmen
fer Sold ers, their widows and minor heirs. AKnt
f. r he purchase and enle of Lauds and City propst-
ly, aeing of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Hon. S. II. Elbert, D-.-nver Cily. C. T.
Ksssrs Kountze llros. , Omaha, Neb.
" McCann it Metcalf, Xebraska City.
" O. V. Fillry, St. Lcuis, Missouri.
"T. Plo Lewis, Boston, Massnchuf etta.
H W DUniars, Chicafro, Illinois.
U M Macdl. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tootle A tlanna, I'latt.-.inomh. Nebraska.
L n Bii'h, Three Kivcrs. Michigan.
Hon F Fellows, llloomfleld, Wisconsin.
Hon T 11 Mrquett, I'lattsinouth, Nebrasks,
L Lewis, Attoi nay at Law, Buffalo, New York.
Carter, Ilussey & Curl, Lies Homes, Iowa.
(isu
TAKE NOTICE.
Bounty Increased. Pensions dut SU
diers and their heirs.
V. M Dorrineton has this day : received from the
Deuartinent. the Law in full with new blanks for tha
colleciion ot additional Bounties and increased Pen
Hior.s. and is ready to prosecute all such claims as
may be entrusted to his care. Cal. and cxamlae.
iist cluimea is nrbi erve.t.
F. M. DOKR1KGT Jl .
PlatUmouth, Acg. 10, ISO.
PLOWS! PLOVJ&l
C. E. FORGY,
Manufacturer of all kinds ef
Farming" I euplciacnts,
Puch as tha celebrated Red Breaking Plows, Mould
Board Breaker. Stirrinc Phiws. Single an 1 Double
Shovels, Cultivator aud Uarrows. Repairiug doue
on short notice All work warranted.
Having had much experience ia the business, I
feel assured that 1 can K've general satisfaction.
Please give tne a call before purchasing elsewhere.
riattsmouth. Neb., May 6th, 1?C7.
Miss A. M. DE3PAIN,
Milliner and IJacsiiialcr,
OPPOSITE THE POST-Ori'ICE,
Has Just reoeiv-d a Urge tfck cf XEW GOODS!
ef the latent fashions. New Goods rece. ved every
snontu. Call ani see tneni . mysir
G B. McCALLUM,
Mannf.cturer of and dealer iu
Saddles and Harness,
Of every description, wholesale and retail. No. 130,V
Msin street, bctweon 5th and G.h streets, NbrHska
City. J-.-13
AND
WOOL- OADIPJG.
Ho! fnr alt Creek, w here yon can kill two birds
with one stone, gel your Gra'u Ground and Woi-1
Carded at ths iiuip linir; tha roachinery f.r bo'h is
in perfect order. We ue tie Patent Machine Cards,
rhtch were mt eanajh last yearta e'labiish their
supsrioriiy nver th. o.d kind, as all who nssd the -i
ean testify. The superioritv of Mr. S. Twiss as a
Carder is well know n, and his sei vi"s ere still le
taiucd for tke benefit of the public. With the abeve
advantages we flj.tter ourse Ives that we can make it
to the adra" tair OI al w&o want work in snr line
to come this wsy. J). ItN. Proj--rut r.
yl S. T liS. Cardfr.
Burned Out,
BUT KOT DI3COTJUAGED.
T. W. Fhryrtck arain a? the CM ftntrt prepared
ts wait upon his foinisr en.ti.mers, atd tiis p::Mi
ycnerally. If ysa want anything a shanu it Farai-
j fjre or Chairs, eiva him a call. 3rd street near
MilD, Piattsmoutb, JJ. T. vujl'.CU.
. .
T f jeaws at l'at o t M.-dicinrs at ol-l i.r;e vn t.
A. BLACK. JiCT'ESY H
CITY MEAT MARKET,
AND
Empire Bleat ElarkeU
' The. a cdrKipnrd is new prcired to furnish lis
citizens of this place with tbabc.t
FRESH BEEF,
MUTTOy,
VEAL,
PORK,
I also keep
EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, 'POT A TOES,'
AXD VEGETABLES,
and will ftty tbe highest martlet price for all kiDds
of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
WM. F. MOKRIiO
Piattsmonth, May IS, Mm.
F. 1. DORUIiXGTO.-V,
Heal Estate
OFFICE IX MASOXIC BLOCK
FI.ATTSMOCTH, XEBRASKA.
jTCr OL .Ktm. KSasI jrk. Xi J33
Lot 8 ia block 47, good residenc, Well sud' out
bnlldings.
t ot H in block 62. a rood two-storv resirlsD'n.
brick basement, well, barn and other outbuildings.
A rare chance for a Rood ir vestment.
Lot II in block 173. hulldine with two rooms aal
cellar. Good chance for a small capital.
L l 10 In block 27, good residence, with all tha
aeccssiry outbuildings.
West hilf of section S', town 12, ranfe 18, togeth
er v. ith 'Ati acres of timber- One hundred acres ai
der cultivation. Eight miles from I'ial tsuiouth,near
I'latte river.
An improved f.-umcf eirhty acres, rood hoan.
well, etc., with five acres o good timber.
Eizhtv a. res of land, partly improved, two an w4
half miles from the city.
IdO acres of partly improved Und, wttti J acres
young timber, situated 4 miles south of town.
dualer !nj
Groceries, Provisions
PRODUCE, &C.
OPPOSITE THE POST-OITICE
All kind of rrcdr.se taken In exchange for good.
I keep the very bes of goods, and am bsuLd t
sell them ts ch rap. as ary tievte In 11. i sity.
CCVlStlWlI
RECEIVED
And for sale at low figures,
10 S t3 COFFEir, 13 '.lis SL OAK,
6 bbts DR Y APPLES,- D IbU DR Y PEACHES.
jc , io. A Uo, a Iargo assortment of
ine Lumber,
LATH. FHIXfiT.ES:. DOOKfi, VTISHOW SASU,
W IX HOW P.IIXI'S. GLASS. CK31KX1.
plaste:: Paris, uaij:, coal oil, Eta.
I-BXINGTOI COAL.
50 buth'ls, to which ws Invite tke a'testion of
Blackmit!i and others as to q iality and price. Wo
are Agents for l!i fSrtOOl.N COAL BANK, at Lrx
icsrten,aDd pr-Mose t furnish ail the Coal this
country wants at prices to salt. Also a large stck of
Bye, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
Cherry, Rsp'. srrr, bltckbcrr j aad f.injor Brandy.
Call aud see us.
SIKIVO, MICKELWAIT A CO.
Je til wtf
MUSIC
M.S. Eat Sti-p.o.t h ivins been, solicited to d-
arge her clhss in Music, both Vcca: and Instrumen
Ik1, his concluded to do so, and wi II give lessens oil
th. Piano and Organ to tbose desirous of bi-c-nnt.
performers on th same. Term, e'.e.. given on ap-;
pliration.ut her reridcnca ou Alain meet.
ar4 8m
Capt. D. LAROO & CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers la
Wir.es and Liquors,
Also a very cholcs selection of
Tobacco and Cigaro,
Main street, second door esst of Seymour House.
Nebraska City, Nebraska.
Are just receiving a new stock of Gmuin Oli
Bourlon, direct fioaa i'ourboa county. Ky., it i.t. ra
ti ae Cigars, ftc. mjlS w
FURNITUR J
7
1.
COFFIN'S,
ASD .
Cabinet - sf ork !
H- BOECK
Havinir enlarged his !?hop ar.d Sales-rooms wnu'd
respectfully remind the people in this viril ity tbat
he can rum ish them w th tho very best Furniture.
Chairs, oro'her Cabiaet-wrrk , at the m i: t renjxi.u
able rates. I shall kep coustantly cn h md a la'gi
sssor'nieat ef i"uejf M orifc, and am aln pri'p'iril
to manufacture anythiuc in my line on short notice.
A large a-sortment ut Keacy made ColMns k-pt at
times. " Ca'l and ezaaiina my stock an I priies
jelO di w tf U. BULL'S,
r
Dress-Maker.
HUS. L. E. JONES,'
Or Nebraska City, wonld respectfully Inform the,
ladies of Pisttfmonth ihst she has taken up her res
ideure in this place for the purpose et
CUTTING, FITTING and MAKING
if required, Ladies cd Children' Dresses, Cloak,
Batqars, etc. KACI1IXB & TJTCUIXG doue alto.
Al' werk will bo executed with neatness, and will
receive prompt attention. Bhe will endeavor to gtra
satiafactico, and therelere solicits tli. patronage of
the ladies of this I lace and vicinity.
Ttetldcnce, corner Vine and 4th street., in Ads.mi,
brisk norAiKaCiu
WAGONS!
3 R POSTlin & vol
Are agents in this city lor sI of , the celebrated
iSSouth I. end Wacons,"
Kade by Stadebaker Pros They have on band t
r.J assortment, whicti will be replenished as fat as
aeedrd. They umpo.-r. tu at the Very lotvvets
lj.-'irn.
Plattsmo't'li, Mar.-li 25. 'f
"he p'...cj to s;ei IVifnr-''
L J..1t.V.
v h f ail k iti.l
BVTiLI'.Y
is lit
.f -,J.
S , to riacV. 1'utt-ry ij
vl L-br.c atd.tjrs.
C'o.'s fcr y.,'ir L