QHICAGO&. NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolida.ed Line
SHORTEST and MOST EXPEDI
TIOUS ROUTE TO ALL
POIKTS EAST OR
SOUTH.
Trains leave the Depot at
Council Bluffs,
Id concretion with train on the Council Bluffs and
t- Sosepb Railroad, as follows:
(Council Bmfis time)
Express at a. m , etr;-t Bandar
Mail at 6-63 p. m " Satuiday.
arriving- In Chicago at 1 p m. and 6 a. m , malting
close connection with b- Michigan Central, alicli
lean Souih. rn. Pittbirj, Furt Wayna and Chica .,
Chicago and Gieat Eastern. Chicago and Alton, Il
linois, Central, and all other Kaatcro and Sjutbern
Kailroads. lor
Toledo,
Delroit, .
Buffalo,
Albany,
Cleveland,
Dunkirk,
Snbridge,
Montreal,
Springfield,
Worcester, Boston,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
PITTSBURGH, HARniSBLRQU, BALTIMOEt,
'Wuhington,
Cincinna'i,
Cairo,
Wheeling,
Louisville,
Memphis,
Columbus,
t- Loan,
Vick.bur,',
NEW ORLEANS.
Savin f Time,
and Securiug
Safety.
C.rnjort And
9aggage Checked Throngl. to all principal point
and do extra charge for transfer through Chicago.
Pasrengers have choice of routes vsa Chicago,
enjoying all the modem ItnproTcmenta lo us on
first-class railways.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars on
. a ... a a am
all Jtght lrams:
t.erw-r for t toolnt. East or South, to aral
themselves of the many advautagv offered by this
company, shon'd be particular to a;k for, and ate
tbtl tbeir tickets reau.-
-TJA CE1CAGO KORTn-WESTESX
BAIL WA i .'
Q. T,.DCXLAP, Gen'l Sup't.
J. P. HOKTON, X. VV. Pa'r Ag't Chicago.
B. F. PATRICK, Gen'1 Pasi'r gent.
PLASTIC SLATE,
FOB
EO OF I 1ST G-
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
he process of reconMrnctinsr Elate Etone front a
disintegrated state was
PATENTED FEB. 21st. 1S65.
It is a combination of
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(the latter pouesiin? qualities of geological and
chemiealfaffinity for tbe forroei,) and is a de
velopment of one of the i-impie bnt unal
terable tendencies of.. nature.
AS A ROOFIKG MATERIAL
IT STANDS UNRIVALLED-.'
A ma-tic It adapts itself to every shnpe and slope.
Non-combustible, impervious, non-expansive
and nudecaringr.
Frsto does not Crack "or Heat
Dissolve it.
Jke'only Roflng Material everTdiscovcred that will
resist the action of the elements as long as
the structure it protects. Being sus
ceptible of little if any wear
front esp?sure and
PERFECTLY FIRE - PROOF,
It la unqualled as a Coating fir railroad and faim
building, bridges, bottoms of Testis, vaults, etc
Materials for sale by
ALFIilD OSBORN
Sole Licensee for Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Omaha, Neb.
my 1 ly
BOS
T. K. uAariri,
J. m. CLAHB
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,-
Dealer ta
Gold Dust. Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, IJ. S.
and other Stocks-
DEPOSITS ukceivi:d,
end sp.ecial attention giren to Collections
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.
apO difwtf
Apothecaries Halli
nEED,WIITTINGER & Co
No. 135 Main St.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - . NEB.
Dealers in
DRUGS & MEDKNES,
Paints Oils,-.Putt-. . . Glass
Patent Medicine of all kinds, I articles sta
tionery, and everything kept in rst-class rra
Ts W re prepared to 01 all drderg.aiv! warrmnl
WAGONS !
J It. PORTER' CO
Arc ajenU ta this city lor tbe ale of .Uncelebrated
rSouth Bend Wagons,"
Made' by Stndebaksr Bros-. They hav on hand a
food assortment, whicifrwtll be replenithed as fast t
needed. They propose to ell at the Terr lowcsi
flgnre.
Plattrmonth.Uarch26.tr
Farnbam Souse.
HARNEY- STREET",".
Omalia - TXTo"fc.
J. O. BIGBT, Proprietor.
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
CHEAPER THAN
E. A- WICCE5IIORN
E. A. WIGGENHOUN & CO.,
At ibe New York Cash Store, offer iv
btock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS. BOO I S AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS-. HARDWARE, '
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below tbe prices of a few
same low rates:
The best Prints ( llerrimac & Cochecos) inc'uded, 15c per yard.
Prints for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 25c per yard.
Denims and Striped Shirt-rig, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
m r cv. t f
jarse miocii or ttuie
iconderjully
We ore A cents for the Best PLOWS anil SEED LOWERS
in the World. Tbe GARDEN GITY CLIPPER PLOW, sample
on hand at our store. Cash paid for
S3"Remember the old corner.
JOHN R. CLARK
Clark 8c
(Successors io Tootle, Hanna & Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Dry Groods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
PaLATTSWOUTII,
Keep on hand a full stock of a! kinds of
-A.GJ-RlCUIiTCTHA.1, 1MPLEMBTS.
Jl gents for the sule of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons.
R. G. DOOM, J. E.
TT T TZ T
l ' V ' XYX, I f -a
NORTH SIDE OF M.11.Y STREET, ,VEAR THE COURT HOVSEVSMiai ad,nUc'
Dealers
Dry-Goods,
Hats, .Caps,
Boots,
w i a s s w a r e ,
Queensware,
Nails, 4fec.,
All of which jve are prepared
west' of the. Missouri River.'
AVe would especially call the
stock of
FAB M- IMPliEMENTS,
Cor s:st;ng in part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Plows of all kinds,
Cultivators,
Drills, &c.
Wc Warrant every
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOEYL BRO&CO
Plattfmouth, Feb'y 6th, 1563.
J. W; JENNINGS,.
AVOCA, CASS COUNTY NEB.,
Jenning Si DM't Flour and Wool MilU.)
Dealer in
Dry.Goods,
Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and shoes,
Hardware
And stich articles as are
adapted-to a Farming
Community.
WE WILL SELL CHEAP AS A. VI',
Or exchange for Produce.
We t ay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
forgi .in of all k n J or uka ic oxehanse for good
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCIINASSE.
the pul'icthe Largest and best selected
articles and sell all other Goods at the
i F I " I I. . J ..J
ana uoioreu uianueis a
Low lances.
Wheal and Corn.
Plattsmocth, January 2 1S63.
ELIFLI'MHEB.
PI ummer,
Groceries,
'Queens ware,
Boots, Shoes,
Notions,
Sash, tfce.
NEBRASKA.
IT
DOOM.
EVERTON DOOX
v o
V) . iyLt V- m I
in
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
to sell as loic as any House
attention of the public to our
Machine We Sell.
' ,
Cnpt. D. LADOO Ac CO.,
Wholesale and Ketall Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very chb'ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, socond door east of Seymour Uoue,
Nebraska City, Nebraska
Are just receiving a new stock of Genuine Old
cottroo direct fiom I'oorbon county, Ky.. Bitters,
mylS w
' J
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW;
rAcasit or aso dealer is
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURRlEl
Combs, Spurs, Lashe, Whips, cj-c.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
IWEL,L,IXf.8 at all price
Any pe'sons wishing to purchase Farm-property, ot
Residences in town, will And th eni for tale at al
prtova- By
DORRIKGTOV,
srT. Ksai E6TA7i Agi.vt.
fi, S. HASDIKC & CO.,
POST OFFICE ECILDIXO
NEBRASKACITY, -
N. T
WHOLES ALU AND RETAIL DEALERS IS
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY
Alo Agent for all the prtnoipal
MA GA ZLXES and iXE WS PA PER S,
for. which Subscription are receive at Publisher
1'rices .
Wm. II. Lciaikc,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
PlattsmouUi, Nebraska.
.
nw
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FKCT ION E R Y,
;f. stadelliann.
BItEAD, CAKES, PIE?, li CSK, Etc
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times.
' wont. I invite especial attention to the tact tnai i
have fitted up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In conneetion with the Bakery, where you can be
accommodated at all rimes.
Wedding panic sum-lied on short notice with
anything in tbe Hue of Confectionery or Fast ry.
Call and nee mi. jeis
NOTICE.
JAMES O'NKIL Is my authnrlxed Agent for the
collection of all arcnunr due th? undcrrignc d for
medical Fervirep; hif receipt will be valid for the
payment of any monies on naid Hrciiiit-.
Alien t 14, 1507. K. K. Lit M V
G It. McCALLUM,
Manuf cturerofaod dealer in
Saddle and Harness,
( Of every description, wbolerale and retail, Xi 130
Main atr-et, between otu anc. eih streets, Nebraska-
City, jeia
Tremendous
EXCITEMENT !
WOT. ESCCALD
Ras moved Into hi new brick h ii'dine en the f -
r.er of Main street and Levee, wheie h i li'f re
ceiving large additljna to his .Ir'ad exVfjsive
iock or
G-ROCBRIBS
AND
Xj H "C? O L 3
IleofiVrsthe vry be?t of larpa'us to customers.
and reuuc'hts a call from tliue who want aoytiniiir iu
Itemeuber the
BRICK CORNER
and give hi jb a call if yon wish to buy cheap.
nova
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Liver j
STABLE.
Mai St., - Plattsmouti
I am prepared to ac.-vmniodnte lle pnblic wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies
Also, a nice Ileur?e,
On short notice and reiconalile terms. A ITck wi
run to steamboat lundicp. end to all raits of tl
city when desired.
mr29 J. W. SHANNON.
W. D. GAGE. W. R. DAVIS.
CENTRAL STORE
Dry-Goods,
Groceries,
Provisions,
BOOTS and SIIOKS;
Main Slrccl, two doors above Fourth
V berj the public may find
TM E B E S T OF G'O'ODSj
and prices as low a can bs f uod in the c ty.
We return think, for th" liber ! pitronatre w
hve rewivtd. and hope to merit it- oitinuar;'"..
D-.:. 3(;. 'CT G vGEi iA VIS.
IflniLLCOX&ffftlBBS
f CCIMIUP "
E.
(ULiiiiiu MniTinuniii
The Chanipionll lof 136 first p
miunis iu twoll llseasons.
m r taw 1 a
pre-
J li "Its seam isVJstroncrer and
leas liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
Judged Report of the Grand Trxal.
Send for the "Renort " and Samples of
work containing both kinds of Stitches On
w K a aana mAAA V rrAArla inAnta wantAil
UC IWiUC piCVC V A WU AaUhO naa.wa
L. COSKZLL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
188 Lake St., Chicago.
F. I TODD-
Axent. I:attsmoutr., Neb
declSyl
FAIEBAKK'S
6TAHD4BD
S C ALES,
or iu sin bs
Fairbanks, Greenleaf
& Co-.
226 2?b Latest. Chicago.
2-9 M'irktt St , St. Louis.
JiCCn TALLER Y. JR. PETER
VALLERYS & KUFPNER;
(Successors to Staude & Anderson.)
We re?pertfully announce to our friend that we have vurcbased the entire stock of good of S.AUiE
& AXbLRsOX and that we are now able fo sell th' m good at
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
Our Stotto 1
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Our Stock consists of
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goodr,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
AuJ ft large fctock of.
READY-MADE CL OTIllJYGr, WOODEJV AND
WILLOW WARE, 1ROJV A.YD NAILS,
And in fact, everiy thing that a man wants.
5C3Give ua a call and ws guarantee you entile satisfaction. .
VALLERYS Si RUFFXER.
igents for the
J. D. SIXPSOX,
janC JS63
W MICKEL WAIT,
Simpson. Mickelwait rfr Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
iWTv
v& xu
Receiving, Forwarding
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, UI.XDOW.BLLXDS, CLASS,
PIMA.XD COTTOMVOOD LUMBER, SIII.XGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
t867. )SGi
AMISON, DOVEY &. CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
DS,
r
JOB WORK. !
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agent In thia County for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call -we will not be undersold Main St., text door east of Masonic
Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
p. E. nurrnEB.
Schutller Wagon.
BUWD BCTTKHr.
vA
sa 4
and Commission Merchants,
VALLERV,
DeJers in
HARD WAKE,
CLOTHING, &C,
in this 3Iarket.
ALL KINDS.
;r, Mechanic, I'Vcighter or Emi
wants.
CORN, OATS, AC.
; hope by strict attention lo bus
tinnance of the same.
nine our stock.
ware,
mm vBttosh,
jKE-fc Co.,
Retail Dealers in
LTURAL UIPLEMEiMS,
ron'i Brass, Japaneii
ped wake '
P'L O W S
t in the market.
gURLGINTON ANDMISSOUhl
RIVER RAILROAD.
I8CG EASTWA UD IbG6
Short and Quick Route to
CHGAGO AND THE EAST
In conneetion with tin n... 'i -CUica.0,
Barl.nouLy Q .X iu,', '
Three truin Ieuve Ot:ulilw. , .
Dosiloiucs Vail.y train . " U ,rlJ
BUY VODR TICKET! VIA
OTTUMWA and BURLINOTOS.
rOlt t,.LE AT
OMA:IAVlATTKMOUTir'.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NEBRASKA CITY,
DKS MOJXF.S.
KNOXVILLK,
ALBIA,
MONROE,
PELL A,
OSKALOOSA,
EDDYVILLE,"!
Baggagft checked from Ottumwa tc'
Chicago and the East.
PaSTOOsrero hive c!i..ie- of all the ere,! line. lr.V
lr.ff North, Eal and .South, and ill fl, d , , ui,. ? '
til pnneipal ,-it9 I.a.t oy'.ll rouies 1, 'Jt'um
ticket oCice of thi- romp my. Ut-uma
Fasten ser s will fiuU this route 0'iick ,j
ureinita connertious. ' aa
L. CARPEIt, CenerliS.f K-t
riMIE SHORT ALL KAIL LINE
J- EAST
Iivl the old, reliable Cetilral Il-ut. ih.
Hannibal & St. Jo, R. II
72
1M.AT TSMOU'l II
To St. Jn,ep ,, Wu.re conn ct ioos are tnd with
Two Daily Ezprcs.s Train
On the If 4 Ft. J.,e. K. It , ran tUrHU from 8.1m
Joitrph t.. QuiiM-y without t haa ;- of car.
CONNECTN AT 0.LNCV
Wi h Clilrnn f...t .. ..... . . .
... , . V m viiu y, arm t.. d..
For St. Louis
Cli.sfi" e.ifinection m id. , i MACtN wiih NOr.TIt
MlSM)t ltl II : It. rr S, !..,. ..I IUBDII..I w"
Daily Mi. Ki.r Pack.-l for r't. L jiiih. n..a!. and
.UtTOoms free, leaving vcry v. i.n c on ainval ,.f
train, from Hi- o,t, ml nrrivn.K iu tft. Louis
mo-sl jrin ea--ii tw h hiii, ,) t CJUI:e(., wtl
U.icag,., Alton A M. l.oi,l-. Tei re MHi e. Alt , 4 Si.
I.njis and Uh:o A M j.pi Itnlli od-,fr all n10t.
Las', North and South. '
A E I V SLEEP ISO CARS
Kua on Xifclit Trai.-is.
, ,Vuy our th "''I-1, ''k.t via llanu.l.al A tt
Tm ,!' t.-kut oflitv,. iu Omal.a, founcl
blufls l-U.I-u.o,;!!,, Ntl.m.ka (. H. J ,-e, h.
ai.d t.ich IVii-Si-t io I -,e l.ii-,nd ,.,, tl.e c- n
ii.n.i.e of l.av..g ak-u el.oi I , r. sud
iui i r. uiv ca-l- c . V. .MKI. (J-u .,,.1
P. It. CHiitT lieu'l 7irk-t A.-ot.
II. 11. 'JuL' U I'll 10 H'l". (;-n I Kr'l Aitt.
kiaiaiL.il & St. Joe 11. It
Packet Line.
One of the Compiv Plram-rs leaves dii'T fr-
every point mi tli- 5li-uri .'tiver at.ovt -'t Joi- I,
Bun hi 1 1 v- hi ci. ju'i 1 ;i 1 line 10 Co no eel w it h 1 b.
express tiain on tl - 1anniti.il Jk -t. J . .h ltailio.il
for llatiiiiltul, at Mi rh pl.nv roini 11 ion i made the
'ar.ie eveiiiiiK with oue of tl.- Km knk I'ai kets.wbieU
irnves in 1 1 1.- to coimci-i i'Ii next mori liiis tmltir
out of St. Louis for tinciiuihii, luiliarmpoli. Loin.
viik', ine nai;ic, nt-nin ton I ity, U .tunn.e.
I'liiliiileiplna, M-w ork, lio-ton, . l lo al! oilier
Kaetern, North-rn at;-! So-ti,-rti titi-n. Hit a o.
in-t tioreil linen ol ,"r.t i'.:c'k-l aie cmn Jl o
all travelers to I ti e t)V.t nn i.r we-tera Waters "
TIIKoriill TH'KtTS
For n!e to ?t. ami ai ! a. vij,' Nnrtlierr. end
Southern iitie. via Hie al l.i.ej hi (leiir-r Ciiy,
Dm ha. Council itlurlr, I'Ih t 'srumi r h , Nebraska ity
and t ul! o!h-r principal t rkt -lli- ii 1 1 tlm weal,
ay-Meal- and St.it-. 10. mm fir ' "ttJjU
R. roKIt, bup't It I!. l. L , M Jom pi,.
li. Q. FL'HCU.-uX, ft-c'y It. It P. L.,.t Josepa
J. D. SLMI'SON, Acei.i,
p25 IVattsinoiith, N-hraik.
18(iS. 18C8
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Dal y Trains ofthrt ll in- ilnl St St. J se-h
Railroad f 0111 the w--t lmk cloe coiiuee I on l
Mi, -00 City with the tlwve .lue, arriviuK .11 tl
Lotiifi ami com e -ting direct y with all moraini.' and
af ernoon trains out of t. Luu's for
XkW Joan, I'UIL.KiLFIIHA.
IJoTO, HitlllJOKIJ t'lTV,
BAiIIMOm, lliHK rBt-KUII,
1'ITT-BUIIOII, L'ol.l; VI Bl ,
Dayt-ik, Cimcix naTTf.
lMUIAKlPoll-, CIIICAC'I,
LotlrVil.l.B, Na.BVILL,
And all Points East North or South.
The only due. t and legitimate route from tn.
West to St. Louis &, the Kast.
Time, to the Eastern cities as Q UICKai
can be made by any route, with
LESS CUJ.YGES.
Tiskets via the above line c in be t-.rehaa.ed at th.
Htiiniruil A at. Josej-b ticket oreiu ttie West.
(J" Fare is the same as by any other route,
BAftTON DATES, President
JOUN P. LAIRD, Pen-rat Supeiintxud -at.
H, II. WHtUtK, oeu Ticket Agent.
JOSEPH GA.MHI.K, Urn. IreiKlit Ag ot
! H. KAKLY, ,-eoi St Jineph.
L. M. DUNN1UW9' Westera Agent.
Jan, 23 1 y
PIANOS, PfANO'S:,
MELODEONS;
j. .1111:1.1,1:1:, '
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Dea'er In the'celebrat-d Fteck McCammon Piano,
ando her Mul'-il Inntrumentn.
E5-A11 Instruments ws-rr.nted five yer.J
oct-il ly
WOOLUOUTII & CO ,
BOOKSELLERS,.
STATIONERS,
Binders c Paperdealeis,
SAIA'T JOSEPH, MO:,
f I6m&
EBe earefal to boy only the Geaainf. Jnir y22
J