LOCAL NEWS-
CTho Republican Clab meeti to-
.
("There ia to be another public alo
tif lots in Lincoln commencing on the
'Jib day of June next.
Ho!j Communion will be adminis
tered t St. Lake's Church thia erening
at 7 o'clock.
J"The BrownTille Journal proposes
devoting a Column to marriage notice.
NT ell now; that's business.
(5TWe notice that John Tutt, Esq , is
making substantial improvements on his
property on Second street, south of Main
jyThe ,4scisor'' man was in town
last Monday with the. same grind stone
tie bad when we were a hoy.
5E. A. Tigcnhorn left for the east
lt J-'n'urdny, for the purpose of laying
in a Lirc stock of good.
yEnuE Scvday Services at 11 a.
a. and 5 p. m. Rev. Mr. Hetts wil!
preach his last sermon as Rector of St.
Luke's at the 5 o'clock service.
'K?CoI. llirman Rhodes and R. Pat
Tick are the delegates from Johnson
County i.i the Republican State conven
tion.
CiThe Commissioners' Court was in
session last Monday and Tucsd'iv, at
which time the Assessors of the different
precincts made their returns.
d?Ve hope our friends throughout
thj county will send in the nnxea of the
delegates elected next Saturday, at as
early an hour n possible.
CSee advertisement of lands for sale
Vy tJ. W. Wise. His list embraces soroo
very Gno tracts, and those desiring to
purchase will do well to examine tbem.
j7rW.'t fail lo attend the Repub'i
can Club to nighV.
CiTThere wore 33 476.54 acre3 of
tind .".ken by homestead, pre-e. option
and entry in the Nemaha District during
the m ntti of March.
UThe R-pub!ic in prim try me?tings
in N?maha County were held last Sttur
lay, an ! thetouuty Ou'riveBtloa is to be
held next at'i)ri.iy.
QWe hare roceived tho first number
of the Chicago dmm'rcial Index, a lnrge
column j-nper, devoted to the cointner
ri.il interests f that citv.
C5?lIinhop Clarkson will i're;iah in St.
Luke's Church on (Jeod Friday (to rn-or
row) at 10:30 a. in
lie Will ulso udniu-
ine of C nfirmati .n.
5TK. T.,l)uke 1 Co., or this city, sold
four ton of fencd wire to Cass County
farmers in one d ty lat week. This
htjin like improvem nt, considering ihi
liurnber of hou.ies that sell wire.
fWe leam that Jacob Dawson, E.q.
srild two lot in Lincoln last week for
4&ji) each. Mr. Dawson cintimplatas
issuing the Srst number it bis new paper
ilrSee '-Public Notice" from the U.
'.S. Land Office, in another column. This
will be good news for the settler, and Ne
irika wul ntfw fill up with greater rap
idity than ever.
m
krlloo. S. M. Ric'i has retire! from
the editorial chair of the D.-ownrille
Journal, and J. W. Uittcicb'irn, Eq.f
takes his place. Tho Journal will con
s'.nue to be unflinchingly radical.
m
'ISf I' ' commenced to snow about ."
Vlock yfsterday evening, and it came
xJown for about one hour like m d. winter.
Wonder if itlilrrt set close on th? youug
fjrasihapper?
Uur lormer townsman, J. M. tar.
'tee, Eq.f has opened a Stove end Tin
'."ftore at Col jmbus, in th'rS State. Car
ter is a -thorough busiresi man, find the
people of CoiuraDus and vicinity will find
lifra a straight as a string."
(TiTRev.'t Jco. C. Bctts goes to Omaha
next week to take charge of Trinity
Chapel. We are sorry that Mr. Betts is
to leave us, f.mt doubt not he will find in
Omaha a field commensurate with bis
talents.
"V"e would like to see a full turn
out of tbs Bjts in lilue at our primary
cnoventioDs. They proved their princi
ples by noble service in the field, Arid we
'wai t their advice in the counsels of the
nation they have saved.
CfSee new adverts? ment of O. F.
Johnson &. Co. - They will be found oppo
site Clark St Plummers, where they keep a
Gne assortment of everything in their line.
Mr. Johrrton is a druggist of long experi
ence, and they keep none but tho purest
'drugs.
Messrs. T. Ashton, J. E. Lamaster, L.
Cook, John Roberts, Judge Wolph, Geo.
Lee and r. M. Rolfe are the delegates
from Otoe county in the Republican
State Convention a delegation of sound,
substantial men, as we know from per
sonal acquaintance with them.
gTTo those persons who desire cor
reel information in regard to city,
we would say, examine the advertising
columns of the Uesald. We hare a set
of business men who are determined to
extend their trade and who know bow to
do it. These are IRe kind of men who
always sell cheap, and who do more to
build up a city than a ten-acre field full
of old fogies.
lTClub meeting at t'ae Court Ilouse
to-night.
(fWe hare ieen at the County Clerk's
office, some of the finest specimens of
mapping to be found in the state. We
refer to the county and precinct maps
made for the use of the County by Alfred
L. Brown, Esq. Prahman in the Sur
veyor General's Office ia this city. Max
well & Chapman, also, hare one of the
County maps.
(fThe delegates from Douglas conn
ty in the Republican State Conversion
are Gen. S. A. Strickland, John B. Fa
ray, F. Met, Joseph Fox, Geo. R. Smith,
J. B Bailey, John M. Howard and A. R.
Ilael. The alternates are II Gray, Geo.
TV. Homan, Philip Meti, Louie A. Walk
er, Fred. Krug, John Smiley, J. C. Cor
win and II. L Seward.
(37"W. L. Thomas, Esq., has made
arrangements to have the services of Mr.
J. II Reno at hit Photograph Gallery for
one week, only, commencing Monday,
April 12th. We would advise those who
wish fine photographs to call on him du
ring the week. Reno is ranking some
very fine Photo.'s, snd his new style Ste
roscopic Photograph is just the thing
for family groups.
-sV n
fDoora, Bro. fc Co. have entered
largely into the Agricultural Implement
business. They propose to make this it
speciality, which enables them to furnish
everything in the line ;at the very lowest
figures Their experience and exteusive
acquaintance with the farming interests
of Nebraska enables them to select such
implements as are best adapted to th
wants of the country. See their now ad.
vertisemeftt
(TiTIl is pretty generally tnown that
thnre is a largejnnd flourishing L-dge of
Good Templars in this city, with a mem
bership of near'y two hundred. But it is
not generally known that among that
noble band of men and women who are
laboring for the benefit of the poor, self
oppressed drunkard nM his family, there
is only one man who votes the Demo
cratic ticket. The Order is open to all
wno desire t join it and live according
tc its precepts. Comment is unneces
sary.
(rrWo are pleased to learn that Mr. A.
It. Smith of this city, has finialiy succeed
ed in getting n hearing before the Com
missioner of Patents, and that bis appli
cation f'tr a patent, on his improvement
in carriage and waggon wheels tons been
grunted. The patent will be issued in a
few days. We have, ns before stated
examined the model, and do not hesitate
to pronounce Mr. Smiths improvement one
of great importance; being simple, cheap
nu ,utir..!iie, m l eitectuaily does away
with the re-setting of tires and loose
spokes.
Bucrir Lex cry for all. The popu
lar action that peorle suffering from
dyspepsia or predisposed to that disease,
should not oat biscnitrrt grown out of
the fact that the common Suleratus has
been used in the making of suoh bascuit.
And it was rignt, the article is mischiev
oue But light aud Wealthy b'ccti't, such
as dyspeptic people may eat with impuni
ty and with positive benefit, are made
from D. B. De Land k Co.'s Best Che m
ical Saleratm. Physicians admit this.
"5As Nebraska is pre-eminently an
agricultural State, and sspeeialy a wheat
growing State, Re thing, which tends to
throw light upon that subject must ever
be of importance to the public. Our
readers will remember that we noticed
the fact that A. R. Taylor, E-q., sowed
50 acires of wheat in February last,
this was considered uousunlly early,
most farmers predicted that ho would
have to sow the ground again. Mr.
Taylor informs' us that he never had a
better ''stand" of wheat than that 50
acres is now. It was sown on tbe 17th
day of February, and after it had sprout
ed and a largo rortion of it was through
the ground the weather turned
extremiy cold mercury down to 10
deg. below zero. Mr Taylor says tne
cold did not injure a single grain, bdt
that it all grew just the same as though
the weather had been more moderate
lie thinks the earlier in February wheat
can be sanvn the better. There has been
a great many persons to see this wheat
since it was up. and we d mbt eot the
experiment of Mr. Taylor IriH do much
toward solving the question in regard to
thotima to sow wheat. Those interested
will do well to call and -see it, and ta'k
with Mr. Taylor, whom they will find
well posted in all matters pertaining to
agricultural interests.
EXHIBITION and CONCERT.
The Ladies of the M. . Church "Aid
Society" will have their first monthly ex
hibition and concert at the Court Ilouse
Hall on Wednesday evening, April 15th,
186S. Dooors open at 7 o'clock p. m.
Admission fre, 25 cents.
But tofte Thread.
As the pnblio already know, the "Best
Sewing machine" uses only one thread.
This gives it many important advanta
ge: two of which is described in tbe
j published "Decisions" of tbe Judges at
I the great "Island Park Trial," in these
! words: "It uses but one" thread: abd
thus avoids the.necessity for complicated i
machinery which is required for two
threads." It 6ewa directly from the
spool; which makes it unnecessary to
re-wind the thread,, and adjust it in a
sbuttle. To these they add thity-three
other reasons why the Willcox fc Gibbs j
is "The best.J,-"Report of Grand Trial."
J3f At tbe Court fljuse this evenin-.
MaREEID
At the Lutheran Parsonage, Arril 2d, by
be bride's father, Mr. Petke Vallkby and
Miss Ahelia E. Cutter.
The printers were remembered, and the
happy couple have their best wishes.
April 1st, by A. Carrr.ichael, Esq , at
the house of John Canbey, Mr. Allen
Canrdy and Miss Eliza Jans Cook, all of
Cass eounty Nebraska.
NOTICE.
J. J. Woodrow, of Ashland, is closing
oat his stock of goods at cost. lie is
selling boots, shoes, leather, barnessware,
lasts, and everything and anything he has
at very low figures. lie also offers his
house and lot in Ashland very cheap
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to him are requested to call and settle
immediately m 26tf.
FOR BENT.
A good dwelling house, with stable,
&e. &c.
marStf J. E Doom.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the undersign
ed will please call on Herrnian Herold, at
tho old stand, and settle immediately.
mar5 C. G Herold
All persons owing us will please call
and settle as we want to olosa up our
last years business.
jan9tf Simpson. Mickelwait fc Co.
Piatt smouth Lodge No- 6, A. F-
Rtrilareomnianietlon lt sad 3 J Mondays ofeich
noma, at O l-a o clock, p. tn.
K. K. LIVINGSTON", W. M.
O. C. BETTS, Pre.
Nebraska Chapter No. 3, B. A. II.
Itruol ir eoiirocation 2J and 4tb Tundy of
u h uoutn, at e i j o'clock p m.
T. DTKE.IU.P.
O. C. BETTS, See.
I. 0- 0. F.
11 itte Lodge, No. 7, taetl ercrr SAttriinj ereniog
.t the Curt- Honae Hall. llfothr o atber Lodges
tre reict fully InTited to Uit thia Lixlfrr.
By order ol S Dl'KE, Jf.Q.
SAM X U. CnAPMAtt.Ree. Sec'y.
I. 0. 0. T.
Regular meetiag eery Tnraday evening Traveling
Templar reipeciruliy invited.
B SPURLOCK. W.C.T.
R B4XTER WINDHAM, W. S.
THUS. W.gllRroCK, Lodte Deputy,
-frKXCELSIOK DE -REK LODftk., No 1. Platte
mojth, hll reit'i'or meliDgi on tbe third Wedne,
dy evenini: of each month.
Bro J. WESLEY BARNES, W D T.
Bro. W. L. W.t, W D 8
b liter Rosa Davis. W D V T.
PAIRVIEW UiDtJE. No. H hoMo regnlai meet
idc every Tuesday evcninir. Travelling Tempuri!
re-peclu-lr lnvit-d S. W. CALKIN, W C. T.
F. M. YOI'Nfl. Jr , W. 8.
F. M. YOUNG, Sen., Lodge Deputy.
DR. III. II iH'CLVStrr,
rare
DENTIST,
Wil do all work In hU line on short notice.
-itb Dr Liviogttou.
J jy 6.
Petition Tor the Sale of
Land-
B. Spurlook, Administrator or th EitaU of Ugat C
Lawja, deceased,
v
Ilelra and Others.
Hell remembered tbat an tbe Sth day of Mareb,
A. D 1S63, the application and petition of B. par
lek, administrator ofthe eiiate of Edgar C Lewi,
deceased, loralicente to sell tbe Keal E.taia belonr-
ng to the Mide ate came on to be beard b-'or bia
Honor George B Lake, and the Court te.ng fully ad
vid in in prmiises:
1 1 it be -el'V ordered tha' all persona Interes'ed In
Itie efiate of aricar C. Lewia, deceased, appear be
fore me on the 10th dy of April. A D.. 1863, at S
o'clock a. m.of ,aid day, ia the District Court in the
Cay of Omaha, IWdjlas county, ftatt of Nebraska,
to r-hcir cau-e why a license should not be granted,
-o he 'ininisira or appU ing theref t, to aell th
K.al r'tl of the deceased, situ! in said county
of C , Nebraska. And it is be eby further ordered
that a copy of the a ov ordor Te published ia tbe
"Sebrs k Herald 'aw. ekly new-paper, for four
successive wek , the last ioArrtion b i"g complete
at 'east fourteen daya before the 3d Monday o April,
186S By the Court,
March 9 IS6H. UKOBGK B. LAK r,
HAIWi. lI CHAPMAN, . Jtulg.
tol'rror Adraini tralor. telw4
Petition
Tor the
Land.
Sale of
James Wright, Admlniaitator of tb etat f Jacob
t talker, decevsrd,
vs
Heirs and others
Be it rmmbeid Ibat oa tb 8tb day of March,
A. D. IStif, the app icstion and prlition of Janes
n right, AiimmiaUattir of th estate of Jco Stalker,
deceaaeo, for a license t J sell tbe) Real Eslat o
said dec-a-ed. situate lo Cas County. N-biaska
came 00 to be heard tx'foie hi Honor.Georg b.Lak
and the Court being lully advised in the premises:
It i heieby order -d that all peron ia ere t I in
the eeial of Jacob Stalker, 1txad. aoer b. f.re
me on tb 'Jtith day of April, A I. 18S9, at S o'clock
a m.. ofaaid day, in the District Court la Ihe cite,
ofOtraba, Douglas caantjr, titate of Nebraska, to
siw canse why a license .hould rot be granted to
tbe Administrator apply lo therefor, to sell tb Kal
Estate or tbe raid deceased, situate in Said ass
County, Nebraska. Aud it is hereby fu therord-red
that a c py of th above order he published ia tb
"Nebraska II- laid." a wcek.y newspaper for foar
racist ve weeks the la t ioertio being comp et.
t least fourteen days before the M Monday of April.
It-. By the Court.
March 8. . GtOKGK B' LA KB,
MAX WKLL A CHAPMAN'. Jdc.
Sol'i for Adminstrator. m!t4
Dissolution of Copartnership
The firm f lliack, Buttejy A Co., is thia uay dia
solved ry mutu .1 content. Those iDdebtrd to u- are
requested lo call on White A Battel J. at tbe old stand.
atitl pay up at once
March mhl(G8. m Jr8 w. '
G. n. BLACK
J H BUlTKiT
M L. WHITE
PROBATE AOTICE.
I hereby give notic to all concerned, that a TK
purporting to be tb laat Will and Testament of
ramuel Kikenbaiy, deceased, late of Caa County,
and State of Nenravka, hat been 0sl in the offlc of
Ihe Probate Court of aid county, and tbat a bearing
will be had at my ofSc. in the city of Platismonth
in said county, on the 17th day Of April nest, ai S
o'clock p. m. of said day, on th a j plication to pro
and admit aaid will to Prunate; at which time and
p'ace all peisona interested in aatd ett ar r-
q'icted to appear, and if tbey see nt, eont.t admit
ting raid win to rrolate.
Given under my band and seal, at my offlc, this
31st day of Match, A. D. I&S-
HILtlAH U. UtliU,
tfeal Y Proba Jadg.
, mar36wS
&4300 Good Apple Trees,
And ouionroos Tari.tits T Kuisort Tre now
ready for deliver at my Nursery. A1j
On Ttuai SUGAR MAPLE TRESS.
Thoeo woo have engaged Maplra, will plastocall
and get tbem. Tress which I uare scut for, w'll b
ber and ready for di ivry tn laat weeK lu jtartn.
Oaag Orang vvuj be ready for dUirery tb first
week in Apn'. Plttts-jioutb, March 1. 13S3.
aarl'JwJ W g. WEST.
W. J. Horton & Co.
( Weeping Wafer, Ycw Store,")
Deilerala
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
IIARDWARK CROCKERY,
HATS. CAPS, COOTS.
AND SHOES,
&c, &c, . -
Keep on hand, and are aelling cheap, a well sltd
aasortmeot of goods suitable for a farming caiu
mnniiy. marl9tr
GREAT EXCITEMENT
WASHINGTON!
IIEURTIAN IIEROLD
HaTlDgboabtotitthe entire Ftock of Goods from
GREAT LVDUCEMEJYTS
I a Prices,
I shall aell OoJ LO WER TffAy TUB LO WEST.
forCarh, Wheat, Corn, Hides, Fura or any kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stock CoBsWti of
nntlCERIES, DRY GOODS
D'JOTS. SHOES, CLOTIIISG,
II ATS ami CAPS, POCKET
CUTLERY, YASKEE
AO OAS, ETC.
Pleas give me a a!l at th old stand fC O. Uerold.
11ERRMAS IIEROLD.
From 15 to 20 Acres
. of cony
PLANTBD in A DAY,
Bv mi the
VANDIVES COBN PLANTEft,
JI Great Improvement
on
TWO WHEELED PLANTERS
Having greatly improved this Planter for IS68, Ihe
maker oobekiiatlngly say and will warrant the
Vandiver Corn-rlant'r to be tbe best and cheapest
planter of Otis. Broom Vorn , Sorghum, Brain
and Petit now off-red the farmer. A simple trial of
this machine is all that is arked to prove what ia as
rr .f I . .
Amonarmaar other desired advactiges of this
Planter over others, the fol. owing i guaranteed.
Ijz runs mfnur consequently
is LIGHTER of DRAFT than any other
Corn- PlanU r.
2d. The depth of plnn'ing is regulated
by the extra uheels forward, from two to
'x inch's deep, as desired, perfectly and
with certainty.
3d, With Iwo horses and only oni man
it will plitntfrom 15 lo 20 ACRES of
CORN ADA Y, covering perfectly.
4tb, It will drop the corn scattered in
the hill, so it can be thinned out when it
comes vp. One great fault with Planters
is their failure to d i this.
5ih, It will plant the toughest prairie
sod, the roughest or foulest land.
Ctb, This Hunter has separate and dis
tinct caterers which never Jail lo cover the
Corn, forming c ridge which is pressed
by concave wheels equally upon all sides,
touting IV Uio nntj. nt .-- :- --
itite coverer.
For further particular, call, or address
D. B McMECHAN.
SO. 106 jjAJ.V ST. - NEBRASKA CITY
REED, BEARCSLEY & REED,
Real Estate Agents ,
WEEPrXG WA TEIt, KKBRkSKA.
Li nls bought, raanK1 and sold. Valuable Tim.
br Land far uie. Tx paid for Non restdenta
CollULtteo rrutnplly attended to.
marcn z iso.
NEW AKRANGEMENTS!
James O'Neill
Dt 1LI1 Iff
PRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
-HARDWARE. QUEENSWARE.
HATS,
BOOTS.
CAPS.
SHOES.
FARM PU6t)UCE.
And everything needed by th
FARM ER MECHANIC.
Having Dtlfchased the entire stick of onli I elong,
iig to Vm u rol.l. I am re fitting th- -tor rocm in
go d style, and propose lo sell g. od at tbe old stauj.
on the moat rasonab: terms.
mar & If JAMZ6 O'.N r ILL.
Another Grand Triumph
OF TUE
"FLORENCE."
DOSOR TO WUO& Il-tNOR IS DVB
The only GoLJ Medal given to family Fawlng
Machine at tbe Jirvkante t tair yust h-M in
Luvtli, was award' d k tb LOhCKca kACH.tc af
ter having ben on rzhibition ifv cwcCvMrtot iceeks
HUd exatuioed ty the bet mt-cuanic. ia th ouony,
who pronouaced it to be tb b -at constructed, mo. t
-eliabli'. and a machine that w.uld acroauplish a
greater amount of work, hnd in a more aatifactiy
manner on nccouot of tie simplicity, than any bther
fecwiug Machine ever invented.
List of the Sewing Machine
Awards.
FIRST PRIZE GOLD MEDAL, TO
THE FLORENCE
SE WING MACHINE.
SILVER MEDALS
Hence Sewing Machine, Xfeed Sewing tfathine
Fiivut t i.yo twxng jtacune,
ingr dicing Machine.
DKUNZE MEDALS.
jBtna Benrin a Machine, 'Glob Sewing Machine,
Hscltf bewtng Machine.
DIPLOMA.
!TcO . Gills String Machine, Patent Top- V
Ihe above, in connsctlon with ihtHioHest Prizt
at th aw Knffland Agricultural Fair a t tTuvidaoee.
epUtcber, 1667. together wrtM U,t highest Hrerai-
nm. at numerous minor rair oeia tnrougrxint new
r.ntiland, leave not taw shadow of a douut bat that
th Ti-oa KC'tau jutly claim tiiumi'U over all
other machiata.
- Ha DLACK, Agent.
ar :,CJ f PLA1TT3IfyCriI, - - NEI.
J. M. HINCHMAN,
' (.Successor to Donelan h Hiacbraan,)
Druggist & Apothecary,
DCALEB I
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
I'aints. i,s
1 )yes, lXotions,
Toi!et Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WINES
AN
For Vechanioal and MediclnaJ pnrposes
Keep constantly on hand a fu and wefl awirl
ed stock of
PATENT MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
r.refuttv eomnoandod by an esporencod OruggUt
None but the TUKKST MeJicinea ote. All g ceo
warranted at reprnented. Ctit and see.
MJINcTBEET, rOCTHflDI.
Terms Cash.
CONJUGAL LOVE.
AND THE nAPPlMBS OF TfctJ JtAlltllAOE.
Es-ay for Young len, on tbs Error. Abuses and
i.i..k .iLtm. lb eManlv Powers and cr
e ,mpediment. to MARRIAfiB, with
relief. Sent in seaim irmrciii"iy" 7 r
addrea. Dr. J. PKILL1N HOUGH I OS, Howard A..
aociation, rhiladelpbia. Pa.
JanlSmS
W. P. TODD,
SEWING MACHI.,EAG'T
PLA TTSMOUTII, XEBRA SLA.
A good assortment of machines and mtchine flod
inga kept oil band. ffJ-Offlce at Stadelmann'
fMuihini. Htore. Dee. 4 '67
Machines repaitedon short notice.
D. B. McMochan,
DEALER IS
HARDWARE. CUTLERY.
IRON. STEEL and NAILS,
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS.
CVRS'PLA NT Ell S,
Cultivators, sulky and Walking,
Cook Stoves.
A Large Variety an Hand.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes,
&c., &c.
A large stork now on band at small advance on
Eastern Prices.
106 Main Street, - Nebraska City.
(Opposite the Seymour Hons-)
SIGN OF THE PAD-I.OCXC
Win. Stadelmnnn Sc Co ,
One ddor west of Donelan s Drugstore,
. Dealer la
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
BATS. rAPS. BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUCKS, VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
For the Plains; also, a larg lot of.
RUBBER CLOTH1JYG. REVOLV
ERS AND A'OTIOJTS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and examine ottr stock before you buy any where elsel
jyl '60 Wm. BTADELMAaI CO.
Teachers Wanted.
To engare with a during th Spring and Pum
mrV, in buioe-s by which tbey can clear from 1100
to (200 per month.
Address at one,
iEtftLBR, MeCXT" et CO.
No .test Fourth St
fb!3w4 Cmcinb'ati, O,
&0ABD AND LODGING
By G. W. COL VII,
OAK STREET. ... PI.ATTSMOCTB
Two block! northwest of Brick chool House.
.Piivate rooms furnised if desired. Either day
boatd or with lodgings at reasonable rate.
iiin i d tf.
FURNITURE,
COFFINS'
Cabinet - Work !
BOECK
Having enla'eed his Phnp and Sales-rooms would
respectfully remind the people ia this vicinity that
he can fnrnUh them w tb tb very beat furniture.
Chairs, or o her Cabinet-work, at the most rraaoa
able rate. I shall ke-p constantly on hand a large
aeorment of Easitm Wort, and am also prepared
to maaafactu' anvlhio in my Unison short notice.
A large assortment ft Heaoy-tnade Coffins kept at
1! times. Ca'l and examine my stock and price
jelOdSwtf H. BOKCK.
Plattsmouth Mills.
C HEISKL. Proprietor.
Rave rreentl v hl repaired and nlaed in thor
ough running order. Cmtcm Work done ok short
no: I re.
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
Wanted immediately, for which the highest tnarke
price will r paid. aug28 tf
TAKE NOTICE.
Bounty Increased. Pensions due Sot'
durs a d their netrs.
T. X DorrJoa-tonnss this day radliveJ from t"
Denartaneni. the Last in fhll wirh TP blanks for th
collecilon of addition! Bountief and increased Pen
sions andiarradyto proeeuute all such claims as
ma v be entrusted to hla care. Cat and examine.
I .i : . 1 I....
-V V DORRINOT S
Piattstkoulb, Aog-10. IS63.
II- O. Worlhinfon
Attorney and Counselor
AT LAW,
Offlc ia Ki'bcba Block, earner of Po'-gla and lot
street?, Omaha, Nebraska. augK
Fuller. Warren & Co.
STOVES
AS
HOLLOW T?AEE,
AT WHOLESALE.
Bol manafaetnrr of th elratd
P. P. STEWART'S
AXD PARLOR STOVES
JW-A larg lin pf3tove eepjelally ada'pl totbe
Western Market constantly oa band.
FRY & aOLMES,
GES. WESTERN AGEHTS,
NO. 53 S TA S T.,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS.
Buvert are Invited to call and exam'.n onr
assortmeut be.ore purchasing ehvswhar.
febJ7u)8
lrg
FIELD, LIETER & CO-
Importers
AXD
Wholesale Dealers
IK
110, 112, 114, & 116
Lake Street - - CHICAGO.
C3rSprcial attention given to orders.
feb27mS
Ilibbard & Spencer,
JOBBERS Cf
HARDWARE,
TIN PLATE,
Pressed and Japanned
Ware,
Tinners Tools,
"FENCE WIRE
92 and 91 MICUtGA AVEJYVE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
fb?ro8
J. W. Middleton&rCov
STATIOIXISRS;-
BLA SK BOOK MA A UFA C 7 I'll ER V
-m t ! ' "
LITHOGRAPHERS,
ASO
Notarial and Corporate Seals-
96 Lake Street,
- 111.
uppli for
Merchants,
Kail
l!ank9r
and
Hoads
Public Offices.
leLJTyrl
TCTTLB.
THOMPSON
JOBBERS OF
MEN'S AND BOYSr
CLOTHING,
AN'D
FURNISHING GOODS.
68 and 60 Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS
Tcttlk. TnoMPsoj? 4 Wetmobk, Chicago
Isaac Fknxo & Co., Boston, Mas.
feb?7yrl
CHILD &BKIGGS,
Wholesale Grocers
And De iters 4:i
CANNED GOODS
ANI
49 SOUTH WATER STREET
CHICAGO. - - ILLIJVOir.
fe.27ui6
SAMUEL Y. GREER,
(Successor to Dialogue A Orer,)
FIKE and GARDEN HO? E
MANUFACTURKU,
AT TUE OLD STAXD, KO. M20 SOS Til ST.
(Established 1821.) PHILADELPHIA-
Fire Backets, Suction Hose,
Bands for Maehteery, &c &c.
-Tbe above article wii! be made of tbe bt
workmanship, and on tbe moat reasonable ti-rnis.
rcUl.oao ,
PLOWS! PLOWS!
a E. FORCY,
Manufacturer of all kind of
Farming Implements,
Such as the celebrated Rod Breaking Plow, Mould
Board Brewkef-. Stirring Plows, Single and Pouble
Shovel. Cultitator. and Harrows. Repairing donw
on short notice All work warranted.
Having had much eprrlen-e In the business, I
feel assured that f can give general aatisfactlon.
Please give mo a call before purcliasing ei.ewhere.
C. FOEOT.
PlatUmouth. N'fb., May 6th. 1967.
AND
WOOL- OARDirJC.
rto! for Salt Creek, whera you can kill two birda
with one stone, get your Gra n Ground and Wool
Card! a the aam time; the machinery for boh I
in -erfoct order. We use the Patent Machine Card,
which vers run enough last year to establish their
superiority over tbe oid kind, as alt who used the t
can testify. The euperioritv of Mr. S. Tviti af a
Carder is well knows, and his service are Hill i
tained for the benefit of tbe public. With the above
advantage we flatter ourselvea tbat we can make It
t tbe advantage of all who want work tn nnr lib
to eoaveCbis way. D. DKAK. Proprlrlnr.
myl 8. TWI33. Carrier.
JEWELRY STORE
The snbserM.er bsvinc purchased tha B.rd Slot on
Sd street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform tha citlsen of PlattMnoutb awd
Iciaity, that he haa refitted the store and opened a
large stock of
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Vadlea. Gent. Childreu. and tha raat of saaa-
UnA, acd Is prepared to do all kind of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY BEPAIBINO
In the best manner, and wonld be haj py toserv his
old and a many new customer as may give Dim
thrir patronage, assuring tbem of their woik well
done, at moderate prices, aud on short time. Ih
alook, embracipg every variety . goods usoblly kr
at a firi.t-cla Jewelry gfire, will be sold a law
prices, and warranted of beat workmanstlj abd
material, lie baa aiao a small stock ol . . : .
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will ba repleniabed from time to time, a
aol.l at th luweat fijrurea. Having permanently:
oaf d ia this city, 1 repectiu.y .ulicit a share of pa
trounce, and cor ii illy invite ail to call andrzam'D
tb ataek. on hand, ns we would be p'.eaeed to aerva
you, and do not ask you o biy unlata w c a make
it for yourtarerot to patrehfcre o.
aVrt'tf E. H. ZiTOV.
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