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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1867)
PLASTIC SLATE, FOB B O O F I 1ST G AND OTHER PURPOSES. Th- F'nr-3 cf t r-consr:ctin(f Elite Stone from a disintegrated slate was PATENTED FEB. 21st. 1SG5. It Is A combination of Pulverized Slate and Viscous Matter, (the Va;tr pos-estinu qnilt'tiea of fj e-la-icl and chemical affinity for the formal,) and is a de vclnpimul of one of Ihe simple but unal terable teodencicg or nature. AS A ROOFING MATERIAL IT STANDS D5EIV4LLED. A nur It adapt Itself to every shape Dd slope Non-cjmbuslibie, impervious, non-expanite aud undecayiwr. Frost Docs not Crack or Heat Dissolve it. tfbe only Roifinx Materia'. i-verrdiscovcre.-l that will resist the actlou cf the elements as long s the slru ture it prop cts. li' iuil sus ceptible of little if any wear from exposure and PERFECTLY FIRE - TROOF, ft is un quailed as a coating f -r railroad aud farm buildings, bridges, bott ui of vessels, rati Its, etc. Materials for sale ty ALFRED OSBORN' Sole Licensee for Nebraska. Dcuslas St. - - Omaha, Neb. my 1 ly THOU. TXE, t. A". HiMSi, J. K-Ct-IKK Tootle, Hanna & Clark, BANKERS, De:Urs Is Gold Dust. Gold and Silver Coin, Exchange, U- S and other Stocks- DEPOSITS RECEIVED, and special attention given to Collections PliATTSMOUTH, 17. T. pd dtf Apothecaries Hall. KELD.WHITEVGER fc Co. No. 135 Main St., NEBRASKA CITY, . NEB. Dealers in D UGS& -AIEDINES, Paints Oils. Putty Glass Pjlat Medicines of all kinds. Isrticls, sta tionery, ar4 everything kept la rst-class Drug bture, at Eastern pricm. Jtjjf- We are prepared to fill all orders, and warrant ourgoods to be fresh. apr. 10 '63 D. B. JIc.TiECSIAIV. t Dealer la Hardware, Cutlery IRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TINWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS- Also, A(ir.t fortheSaleof trieCrlebratcd ir.iGEB COOK &TOVES, A SO B II A XVII, tJiOOKS Je CO'j SA U 'ii. SIGH OF THE BIG PADLOCK, MAIN STREET, "Below theStymoar nouse, on opposite side, NEBRASKA CITY, NEB. T. Boot & Shoe Store! J, TnHOCKMORTCII & SON, at their old rUr. I. NORTH SIDE OF MAIN 3TSEET, PLATTS1I0UTII, N. T. We keep constantly oa Land a large assortacnt Eastern Boats & Shoes ALSO SHOP MADE WORK, which we will sell at tht lowest cah prices. Repairing done a I suit rt no tice. U27AIl Work Warranted. J THROCKMORTON. A. rilUOCKMORTOX. Oct 25 0o f . . . - Wm II. Lcmkc, MERCHANT TAILOR, ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. ieoBT 18C3 tf. yosT ornca buildiso NEBRASKA; CITY. N. T TTnOLE.OAlS AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS t , : - .. AXD- : STATIONERY A 10 Agenti for alt the prlnotpal - MA GA ZINES and NE WSPA PER 8, rsrhit-h SabicrtptioDsare reeelTed at Pnhfi ihar Sjll'ictureGalIery.fef r.r.r V. V . Pictures taken Vmbrotvres. Photography Gem Picture, &c. A good assortment of Cases'FraQicjj - ' t..iL i . kon,i r:;ir nn.i RrwAK-.in.l Molilinsr. or iraiuoJ.l AlDumS, iXC, COIi"i;iunj' acjji. niAile to or er, of any size PENICK & Cash Wholesa'.i am lbk Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c. NOS- 8 Zl 3 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO- jfWs are the Northwestern Whole-ale Agents for Dr. D. Jajne & Eor.'atid Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., and can furnish their meUicities in any quantities. jaciS 17 JOIIS R. CLABK Clark 8l Plummer, ( Successor sJo Tccile, Hanna Si Co.) DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Hardware, Clothing, Hats, f aps, Doors, PLATTSHOUTII, IVECRASKA. Keep on hand a fulKstock of all kinds of ik GR1 CULT 17 HAL MPLEM ITS. Slants for the sale of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! The Cheapest and Best, E. A WIGGENHORN & CO., Have Just recfired a large and sr.cndU etock of Ne.v aod Faahlonable. Goods, consisting of YANKEE NOTIONS, 1 1 ATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES. READY MADE CLOTHING, Lowest Cash Prices? Hat ins pnrchased them for cash In Nosr York and BoVon. We asore the public we can and wi;I tell Gocda as low as any house west of S'fLouin or Chicago. CST'Rempmber the Old Corner, now called .the CORXEU MAIN A.VZ) SECOND (or Levee) STREETS. KJ-Our motu Is "QUICK SALES AXD SMALL rAOFITS." Pi.ATTM0UTn, Nebraska, September 26;h, 1S67. : ' ( " --'" ':", V E. A. WlCCESnOHIf " C . -- DtCHNASEE. F. H. DORRINGTON, RbAL ESTATE AGENT, VLATTSMOUT1I, NED., I'r .-npt attention paid lo the purchase and sal cf R a! iata'c, and payment of Taxes, and all bu'iness pi.taining to a gt-n:rl Lund Agency. Titles inves tigated. ncfrry permission to II n.E. S. Dundy, Judge 2d Judicial Dist., Palls t'l'V, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd lturbaak, Fy;nater V, w. A. Ljavenworth, Kna; tlvu J. u. Burbar.k, l.itt A .wor Nebraka, Falls .'ity, Nci, ; Hon. T. M. Ma-',ac'tf, Plattiimoutb, Nf t.. Col. K. K. Livingston, IK c . ebraska 1st Vet. VoU., l':attmouth,'Ni'b.; M.;. 0. H. Wheel-'r, V. tf. Indiaa A Cent, Pawnee Agency; Cha's Neltleton, No. Ill Broadway, New Yoik, HRrvey, Deitrich & lrwn,W"ahinntin, I. C ; Tra-y, Maguire &. Co.", Chicago, Ills.; K. O Hfih. Rochester, N. Y.. Prof. Ilw'aiy. Ai liPgliilo, ''Hartford UniTersity,' N. Y. oc25 Capt. D. LAIIUO Sc CO., WholeiaTe ad Retail Deale A ill Wines and Liquors, Also a rcry cho'ce selection of Tobacco and Cigars, Main street, second door eat of Seymour IJousa, Ncbra.ka City, Nebraska. . . Are J irt rcervir(,- a new stock of Genulnt 6fa Bourbon, uuett fmna l ou-too oanly, Ky., Bitterc, nt Cigars, tim. osjls w of all Kinds. .. ' LOVING, Dealerg 3 til FLVHatSBt Groceries, (iu ecus ware, Boots, Shoes, Notions, Sash, 4&e. HARDWARE, WOODEN WARE, QUEENS WARE, Which they will sell at ihe Win . St" dtliiian 11 & Co , One door west oDovelans Drug-store, ' ' T : Dealers In : 5 Ready-made Clothing. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS', ' IT A T$ fA t'fi- BOOTS. XfrOES, ... , , ritUMAS, VALISES, end a general etock of ' OUTFITTING GOODS For the Pluius; also, a large lot of R UBBER CL 0 THING. R E VOL l ERS JIjYD XOTIOjYS. ... TVe bought low and will sell eieap for cash. Cal. n J exarniuconr stock before j ou bny nny wlit re elel jyt'06 Wm. STADELMANN 4 CO. THOMAS C. CRENSHAW, 0 FAURKR OF JiD UEALnR I Saddles and Harness, BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURIUE Combs, Spurs, Lames, Whips, cj-c. MainJ Street, NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T r ii n Chscafgo Republican Daily. Tri - Weekly and Weekly Editions. PEtOSPEC'TUS FOR 1SGS- The ' Re,,!''?a:," aflera jtriod of nrixainr'cJ rrcspt r:ty. now outers upon tlio jea' li'ii with a v iT r aud rnrrjry worthy vf its name and hi-tory. Tho name given to this p:iper was cha en In cood fai h. and w th the fu;i aiuieiatin "f a meauirig t which i's po'icy will eve r remain tr..a. The"Uublicaa," as the Weofrn exponent of the Auieiican tynem, recnpniz"s the onimercial and financial coi tier-stone of our pro-reri!y in the doc trjnctf Protection io Home Industry. Entbodi- d in th.it Repiiblicir. platform, whi'se value to the country, in nil tim-,was sealed by tbe lif-, services and martyrrlom of Abrnhara Lincoln. It opp )es the p?rricius policy cf the British fiec tradori, who desire to make the United Hates as dependfet upon England as India or Ireland. ITS COMXEItCIAL DEPAUTMEXT Is under the f.uperintend cee of one of the best com nioiciitl reporters i n the northwest aud the. name already pained for it as one of the bet commercial papers will be maintained, inukinK it an ijjva!uab!e daily visitor to every business laan. TUE DAILY EDITIOX Of the Republican contninsthe litest news by tele graph, express and mail, up to au early hour in the niuri.nv ; editorials cartful'y and ably written on the different topics f the day, an I r'p.irts of the Clii ego tiud t'ai'.trn mark- in, full an.: complete. THE Till WEEKL T EDITION, Issued each Monday, WHnes.i.iy, and Friday rr.orn in, contains the news of two c'ajs, carefully re vised and arranged. 71IE WEEKLY HEP C BLICA X, A carefully compileil edition, luden with news ligiou?, political, apricuiiurnl, and Ke:eral- and in short, anything and everything that Unds to make a live, intereftiiif paoer. EVERY MAX OUGHT TO ZUESCKISE FOR A X b. WSPA PER, In this cnliEhtncd age cf tho world' history sre need not u the ncce-ty for every n.an to sub scribe for a news! aper. Tne recalls of tbe coming year will be of utu-ual ir tei est to every citizen. e are approachiuit a poli'ieal campaign i f great im portauee. tvi-ry eua should be weil Iufaimed re spect jug tbe current topics of the times ud in n way ca:i tins information be obtflii.d ave by leii:g a constant reader of a first c:ass iaetrono:ilua ur p;i p r Su ha parerj is ilic Republican. It wili b found io be complete in cveiy uepartin nt, andofacu;f net 'r that will commeud it to the pcaeral po ular iuterept and support. As its canio Unlicales, it is Radital t i the eore. It i the fuend to the whole rior hwist aad will con;ino to alvtcate its wel fare and advancement. l'e.-sons inteicsted in the formation cf club? will do well to bestow atiintion to the ollowir.g low tes : . I 'Eli IIS OF SUEiiCSIPTIOX TO 1'LBLICAX. THE RE Daily per annum, J12 CO Club v) Hue copies, one year, 55 CO Club of ten copies', cne year, 10'J O'J Tri-V eekly, por annum, 6 fM) Club of fiVu- copies, one year, 27 Co Ciuboften copies, one year, 50 CO Club of twenty copies, and one Io getter up of club, 303 00 Weekly, pe annum, ,2 0J Club cf fife copios one. year, S Ml Club of teu copies one ye ir, ltj CO Club of tw enty COL16-4, and ot-e to getter rp of cIud, 30 00 Club of tifiy. and cjpy if Tri -Weekly to getter up of club, 75 On Club of one hundred, and coj y cf DalTy to getter up of club, 145 0 Thos:e acting as onr Agents may retain 10 per cent comtiiiBs!i..n instead cf the cTtia ci py off red, ii th.-y crefer. Moner rent at our risk must be either V. O order, express, draft or in registered letter. Address Chicago Republican Company, Chicago, 111. Unquestionably ihe best Sustained Work of the kind in the World- IIAE5PER-S MEW MOftTHLV MA6AZtNE- Critical Xotices i-f lie Press, The most popular nianth y in the world. Xew York Obsfit ver. We miis-t rtie: in t-rmi of eulogy to the high tone and varied excellence of Harper's M.Haxine--a jour nal witli a monthly eirc-j::i. n aLmtit 170,000 enpic iu whi.se (i,, p. ai ai e to be found oine o f the choicest light and general rea-Iin.'f of the day. We -pe :k ol tins w ric a-s an . vHnse of the culture of the Anier:c;.: I'f. ple; aud t:e po,.i.i ar:ty"U h is cc quiied is m' rilOJ Each tcaiber ouNi'm fully 141 paL'es of r-'aJii g matter, aj prci ria'ely iihisl; ated with co-i-cu'? ; audi; coaibin.-s in itei the racy monthly an.1 Hie more philosophical qsiart-1 ly, bi-T. Ied Wilh the best features of the i.'ally j JU'Lal It has ureal po.-. er in the iiajcrjitiatia:i of a 1 e of ?ure literaiur.". Tiiilncr's Cuide to American i.iteratui J, London. We can accj'int for iti a?ce,?, o!y by the sira- ple fact that t meet prci'e!y the popular ta-le, furnishing a vatiety of ph asing mid tus:r'- tive I'.adiiig 'or all. Zion'b Ueraid, iivalou. !iJcrik?iosis 1 8 C 8. The pub isherj l ave perftcled t system of mal:- inc by which they can supply the V..ig?z iie, Weea- iy, and b iiir prtmptly to those w ho pivf r to Tv criv'' their pciioU:cls directly f:on thj Cilice ct Publication, Tarns : Harper's V aK.-.zine, or.e year .... 4 CO An ex'ra copy of either the Magazine, Weekly, or B.izsr w 11 be supplied gratis for every Clt:b ol five subsciber.. at f 1 each, in one remittance ; or six copies ftr $J0. Back numbern can be supplied at any time. A complete t now coajrrisiiiu ihirly five vol umes iu neat cloth binding, will be sent by ex press, freight at expense o putcliaeer, f.r $2 5 per volume. bitiKie volumes by mail, pns'paid, ii. Cloth cases, for binding, 55 cents, by mail, post paid. Sub.eripLions sent fiom Urilish North Ameri can Crovincos must be acenmpaoid with 'ii cents additional, t prepay United btates, pottai; . Address HAKl'Mlt A BRO I'll K US. Frank. in fc.ptarc, New York. A Repository of Fasliion. Pleas ure auil Instruction. HARPER'S KAZAR. The publisher- will commence on NovmbtT 1st, the issa.s of " Harper's Uaiar," a Weekly illus trated Family Journal, di vot. ! to l'ashiou and Home Literature. Their aim in twofold : t supply the existiug need of a Weekly Fashion Newspaper, and to comoiue thore'vi.h a first-class lit rary j..nr tml, which will be indispensabie ta every house hold. Arrangements have bean madf , at in immens" cost, with the luo.-t celebrated Fashion Papers of Kurope, esecially with ihe famous BaZir" of Ber lin, which Kupplies lite fashions to tbe leading j. U". nsls ol Paris, to furni.-h the sam; to them in ad vance, so that henceforth the fittions will appear iu Harper's Lazar simultaueousiy with their pttt lication in Paris and lterlia an advantage enjoyed by no other journal in the count, y. The patrons of llaqer's Bazar will rrceive every fortnight larK- I attern-plat. s, containiug front forty to fifty full fized patterns, or ladies', misses', and children's bonnets, cl"aks, d'ess. und'rclothinp, and other articles, accompanied with the n ces.-ai y descriptions and directions, and occavioni'ly an cl ! gant colored fashlon-plato of the eiz-' of Harper's Weekly. Harper's Bszar will cor tain 15 foiio paes of tbe Kize of Harper'B Weekly, printed on sopei fine cal endered papor, and will be published wtekly. SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1868. The publishers have perfected a- system of mailing by which they can supply the Magazine, Weekly, and Bazar promptly tu thoe who prefer to receive their periodicals Oil et tly from Ih'.-oftl e of Pub'ica-ticn- l'o.-tmas'eis and olhers drsirous of getting up Clubs will be fupplied with a show bi:l on ap plication. 'I he postage on Harper's Baz ir is 20 cents a year, which must be paid at the subscriber's p.st ollice. Terms : Harper's Buzir, one year - - $4 00 An extra copy of eith. r th Masazir.e, Wekly, or Bazar wi.l be supplied gratis f.ir every Cub of Five aubsci ibcrs t $1 each, in one r, mutative ; or six Coph's tor -.'0. Hack nuuib-rs can be supplied at any time. 0 !ubsc. iptlons Fentf.om Bsi'ish N'otth Ameri can Prov.ncea most . be aecompaiiied- with 20 Dts addiHonal, to prepay Uoki I iStaie j-b-tape Addrttis UAIU'KK & BitUIIlti'lS, Frankliu .Square, Xcw York. I)WELHX(;s at nil price Any persons wishing to purcha-.e Farm -property, or Residences in town will flndthttu for sala at al prices. Iiy EORRTXGT0X, tnr7. RlAL E?TAT . j. i. snrpsox. ir. MICK EL WAIT, Simpson, Mickelvvait 4 Co., Wholesale and Retail m mm m Receiving, Forwarding'and Commission Merchants, -33.c3. Sicromi3oat Agents, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA. GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, DOORS, SASII, WINDOW-BLINDS, GLASS, PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC. 1867. )6f. AMISON, DOVEY &. CO., North Side of Main Street, Have en hand tho LARGEST STOCK of QUE ENS WARE, f I A II D XV A II E, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &C, Kver Offered in this Market. LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. In fact, everything the Farmer, Mechanic, Freighter or Emi grant wants. FLGUR, BACON, CORN, OATS, &C. Thankful for past Patronage, we hope by strict attention to bus iness to merit a continnance of the same. Call and examine our slock. Platttsmoath, April 10, lSf tf Hardware, E. T. DUKE ife Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in QARDW4RE g ifiRlCULTDBAL IJIPIjEMEMS. Stoves, Tin, Sheet AND STAMPED WAKE STEEL PLO"WS Of all kinds and s'tes. which we warrant the best In the market. Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice. Ar? exclusive JgenH ia this County for the sale of Stewart's Celebrated or Wood Give ns a cal! we will not be undersold Block. PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA ATTENTION"! -Xt are Just io receipt of ear FaVIaL. AND WINTER "' DRY GOODS, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Qxieeiisw'are, Iron, Nails, Groceries, ifce. H CD O o SCTIUTTIiER WAGONS Constantly on hand. p Tlolinc Plows and all kinds of AGRIClXTtlS DIPLETIEXTS. Which we are selling at tbe lowestjcxsh price. 3 Plcascjcall aailff xamlne our stock and lee for yj'rr.ciT. STATJDE & ED WD II UTTER Y. Deleri In vrs, -wr t: ir fcri. vrSu f Iron, Brass, Japaued Combination Coal Cook Stove. Main St., next door east of Masonic CITIZENS! 0 S) 0 H H Q & t& a ANDERSON. URLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD. TLgj g t. r I8GG EASTWARD I8GC Short and Quick Route to CHCAGO AND THE EAST In conDeetlna with ll,o De Moines Valley and Chicago, Burlington and Q'jiucy KallrcaJa. Thr?-tr.tlns leave ottuma dally n arrtvaJ W Dcs iloiuos Valley trains. BCT YOCR TICKETS VIA 0TTUMWA and BURLINGTOU, roil SALE AT OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, NEBRASKA CITY, DF.S MOINES, KNOX VILLI ALMA, MONROE, PELL A, OSKALOOSA, EDDTVILLE, OTTUMS'A- Baggage checked from Otluinwa to Chicago and the East. Pusser.trcrs hive ch vice of si' the proit lines r"nj Ir.jt North, Csfct and South, and will Cud t ckrts 10 all principal feints tasit t.y ail routes at the Ottnmw 'icket office of thi company. rastenRers will End th's ron'eQ iick, Fife n4 Jure in its connections. C E. I'EKKI.VS, SupcilnffriJcnt. , L. CARTE a, Geiiral Freight huJ 1 as.enpcr Afi JORTH MISSOURI RAILROA1I TO St. LOUI3 AND ALL POINTS' EAST Via ST. LOUIS. Connpcls with the Ilannib ti & St Joseph It It. Macon City, 130 miles e ist of t. J.'eph and f jrsr Th Only All R.til llnutf fr r? AUUo,i and S Jlakir. direct aud rcli.il!e ctu.f.ction with Ei ia otis Iprt't Trains. Leaving Pi Louis at 2 o'clcck in th'f aflor J nia through to all Kiif rn citiei wuhoct mutitV df!ty. I' ;s,er.?-rs cwirx to PhiladrlJu'ii. Xw Yurk, Eiltimrre. WwKiiyt Pitt-hu,-y. Hufuln, CUn,l,inU, mt't uli .Veto Ktifi'ind Jutrni end Citirt, Via the ahovp line hive U !s cTiatsjCt of Cars ivo Make Quicker Tirao Teat. ly any nthi.r r-vit', P? ft-ngnr fMnp t pr.lntH in Centrsl and Sooi'.cr i Ohio, Oui'al , t-ut!i'rn Indi ira, N'U h.-i n I J 1 1 n i -, aad all point In Kentucky rrnke rcrv r.l t 7 i's idirior time tin can bt m i'i' via rniy ot':. r rout's. Tliri ujli Tirkftscjii te p jr !:'! at all Ka;irr4 Ticktt IH"e i l the wr.-.t. lie it anderstnod, thst the f-re to a'.l points vsat I the same via the North J1i:s uri Ua-lsoad msd rc. Loiil-as br wf nl Chicago or any oihcr r ut. Co via ct L-juis I'.' Utc. IPAAi? II FTtTlcJUON', I'reiideat aiid Cen'l Su,.'t, SL I., u i , y, II. II. V.HKi LKIt. Ccn'i TnKi'l .'.i ent. t I ron. Ma, W. W EH.VINtiHt, Cen'l Frsight Ayeiit M L'tns, M, T. II EKl.ti". Agent, St l.ouiH, I, M. ii;.N"N, Clca'l V.'entern ."tit.St Jo'pa, M j rpiIK SHORT ALL HAIL LINS 1 EAST 7b Cfiicaffn, Detroit, TvJ , St L.'uit, I.ofujett. hulmvr. )inl in , Cinci'iuuti, twin .i Atlsfirill', I'airo, Memp' iin, i nhim'mt, htl iti'j, IHtlftiurff , Uvjiilo, Xij'juui lint. lltri lure, baliimure. Wtmhin-jinn, Pl.iitidtl Uus, Xcto 3'oiX-. L'- 'on, dc, Ij t the old, re!iahh Cealral K- u'e tht Hannibal & St. Jo, J?, II 1 t?-Tnke the H i T. Jo. R. u. tii)C of M'.vsoaW River lVckeR fii'i'i I'l.ATTSMOUTII To St. J;;sop'i, hrre c -,n ct : ns are nudr m 1 r& Two Daily Express Train On the II & Ft. Joe. It. K , r in thrin,'" from SilrJ J"i-ph t Qniticy without rlu ut;c of car., CONNECTING AT QUINCY Wi h ChiCHifo, Uus l.ustnsi A (J-iiu v, ami T.;.t'. V,..t-ih V.i-t.rn I.'LlJiord. jr a. joi:iis a"C !oi th and .-.. wlii For .t. Louis Close c-intfction mile nt MACON" with XOrtrM MISMiUKI It. K. forM I.i it , hiri tit Hauoihnl with Kaily Mist. Jtivr l'ncknt fcr tt. I.out. niai i d stati-roi.tus free, leaving every evtrni'K oo airivsl of lritn from th- .st, und arrirniK in S-l. I.ouii i. n ninrni' t In mm;o:i lor b situ- . ami to ouuict wuh Chicago, Alton A St. Loui, 1 erre Haii-e. Alton A m. I.oulti, and Ohio .Viif-i bippi nHilroad,f..r all polr U tiyii, North and buutli. Nt:W SLEEPING CARS Run cn Night Trains. f ar Uuy vonr throcnh tirkftx via Ilutinil.al A St. Jo It. K at their tickot iftits in Omar I'mmrl Blulfs PI ittrutouth, Nehrsiska f'itv. Ft. .J,a .h. ai.d cm each Packet in tho Mum, and enjoy the con sciousness of having tak'ti the idiort, ri.enp and quick ri ute east- C W. MKAI, ficn bup'l. P. H. CROAT C.n'1 Ticket Ageut. II. H. C0UKTKI0HT. O-u'l Fr'l Agt. Hannibal & St. Joe 11. II iSl: Packet Line. One cf the Cotnpiur Straroer. leaves daily f:wa every point on the .Mi.MMiri .'tiver ahove ji Jo.i ph and aiiivc at ft. 'o-1 h in time t cminert with iha exprn.it ttain oa the I'aouihal A -t. Joseph ItailruaJ for ll.uitKhal, at vli ch phue r cm riiun i, taaile th same eroiiiti); w Uli ouo of the lin ikuk I'aiket-M.whuU arrives, in tini" In connect wrh nxt mori ing traiua out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, I uiliani.oli, Lotus vilir, T'-rre llante, W -hiu , tun City. L.. timorv Philadelphia, New York, Ii ..jnton, a i d t., nl! o'h. r Kaslern, Nortbctn auii Houthfrii Cities. 1 1. i,Dta nieiitiorcd Iin-ol -Irtfr.t Prick"' him coucded by ail travelers to he tU- he-t on I'm W"ttru Watn TfliiOLOII TiCKLTa For sale to ?t. Loui. and all F:wtrrn. Northern anA Southern cities via the alove lines at Ocnv"r City, Oni.hu, Council lilufl's, Plat.siuoiith, NV bi aka i'ltV and at all other prim'ipul t cct otici-H in the west. srieais auil bt:iic-rooiiis fret ! K. KOKI, Sup't It. It. I. 1. , M J.... ph. U. Q. FCKUl.SO.V, fw'y K. H P L., ft. Jotai J. D. SIMPSON, Aperit? ap25 P'altamouth, Nebra.ks. . FURNITURE, COFFIN'S AND Cabinet - Work ! ' II. BOECK ll.ivlnc enlarged 1,1. Mhi and Sah s-rornis won'i! re.pecifnlly rennnd th pto!,l- in thi vicinity that he ran furninh tbero th tbe very best futuiture. Chairs, or o' her Cabinet-work, at th" uns-t , a,( n ablc rates. I shall kc-p coutat.llv ti bund a tstrire assortment ol EatU.rn Work, ai:d am also pn arel mriiuuiiiui'. anymiuir in uiy tine on ffiort nlic. a lartta asvtmti!l of Keaoyuisrt" Ci Cms k.ptal 1! times. Ca'l aad examine my stock an 1 price. JtlUddtwtf U. E'JfcCK. WAGONS ! J. IS. I'OKTEU & CO, Ara agents in this city lor the sale cl .tbeceletrattS South Bend Wagons," Made e-v Stud-baker Bros They bava on band a zod assortment, which will be r-t.ienli.hi-! .i ar aeeded. They propose to H at Ur rery h- 1 ttuncuth, Vatrh 29 t