LOCAL NEWS
Bo at i r landing at the foot of Mi'n
Street g"m.
Tli ere it more building going on in
Plitti mouth this tent on than eter before
Leasly has completed the wall of the
a
culrert on Main Street, and now put
tinj on the Cap stone.
Gen. Strickland, Messrs. Cowan and
Howard passed through the city last
Sundaj on their way to Lincoln.
E. O. DoTey, Esq , has been making
imprOTements in the shape of an awn
102 io front of his store.
The old bridge on Third Street, South
of Main, has been torn down, and a more
substantial one is being put in its j lace.
"Lieut. N. J. Sharp wis in the city this
-week, looking as hearty as ever, lie is
oT the opinion that Council Bluff is quite
a town
The brick work on Ilerold's new build
"xag is about completed. Davis & New
ell are the contractors, and they have
done an excellent job.
-JaJa Lavendor has recently fired the
first briok kiln in Lincoln The building.
so far, has been dana with etone and
lumber, but hereafter brick wi.l bo
abundant.
The C. B. Si St. Joe R. R. is completed
to a point opposite Drownville, and the
people of that tbrivng city are congratu
latiog themselves upon the blessings of
a Railroad connection.
Coal has been discovered on Green
Hirer, near the line of the U. P. R. R.
(lrn River i navitrabla 'for sevintv
------ --. rt 1
miles above tho point where coal has I
been discovered.
Remember the Circus next Saturday.
I
This "outfit" has the advantage over
most Circuses-it travels by boat, hence
the performersjand horscsare all fresh
when they come into the ring.
Simpson, Mickelwait & Uo. have re
ceived moro lumber during tho past week
than you can "shake a stick at." Lath,
Shingles, Sidinz and a general assort
ment of finishing lumber.
A correspondent 01 ours wno lias
been quite ill for some time says bis
mouth '-tastes like a cross between :a
Bmathad op drug store and the democrat
ic party." Poor fellow, it must be
awful !
Boman &. Wolf have finished White's
new building, and are now at work put
ting up a two story building for Esquire
O'Neill, adjoining the I1eri.d Office
They do not allow a job to bang on their
Lands.
'The grasshoppers have completely de
vastated many wheat fields in this county,
but wa are assured by intelligent farmers
that the entire product of the county will
not fall short of last year, in conse
quence of the large amount sown.
m .
Tax Chicago Retcblicav a lJ.-d to its
list over thirty thousand new names in
the month of May; an increase, except
ing in war times, unprecedented in the
Northwest by any political paper. It is
a good, true, staunch Republican paper,
and well up in th news of the day.
Out daily line of eoaches to Lincoln is
in full blast, and they go out loaded ev
ery day. Just think of it through from
either Omaha or Council Bluffs to Lin
coln in one day, and OJly costing $G,50
and no hotel bill to pay for staying over
u'tght.
O. M. Curler, Eeq., of Fremont, has
been in the city for several days. Car
ter has an excellent Stove and Tin Store
in operation at Fremont, and is doing a
healthy business. Carter is just the kind
of man to succeed being industrious,
thorough and honest.
-e
A Mr. Joseph Argyle, in Utah, has
found a way to kill grasshoppers. He
digs a ditch, or holes, and drives them
into it by the bushels and thenapounds
them to.pieccs. lie could secure at least
a weeks employment bv coining to Ne-
braeka immediately.
"Miller of the Omaha Herald has been
villifying Gen. Strickland until he has
aroused the sleeping liin. The late at
tack upon his private character was more
than the Gen. could stand, and he
"comes back' at Miller io a manner that
will be apt to bring that worthy to a
sense of bis position before tho people.
Dr. John Black left for New York last
week to attend the Deniocr" tic Convcc
nioo in New York on the 4th of July,
-'Mr. Chase will not receive much enciur
:zement from sueh raea as the Dr. He
a "true blue" Cop., and believes any
man who was ever anything but a r
Democrat should be kicked out of politi-
cal existence.
Lincoln is th j great place now-a days,
"Omaha has:ost her grip," and every
body is going to the new Capital of Ne
braska, by way of Plattemoutb. Dor-
rington Bro., have chargo of the line
ef Coaches between this city and Lincoln,
and they go out filled. Lincoln is tbe
place to 'get your money back'
Joseph Robidoox, the founder of the
' City of St. Joseph, died in that city last
week. lie wm a French Canadian, and
was born in St. Louis in August 1783.
Siity.eight years ago he made his first
oyajje up the Missouii searching for a
location for an Indian trading post, and
famo up to Council Bluff. In 1643 he
.'aid off the original to-wa cf St. Joseph
We learn that Jas O'Neill, Esq., is
about opening a large lumber jnrd in
this city. Competition is.the life of trade,
and the consumers of lumber will not
object to a half dozen yardr. O'Niell is
thorough going man and will haT no I
one-horse lumber yatJi
Gen. John C. Moon, of Ohio, brother
in- law of Sheriff Johnson, was in the
city this week. He is acting1 as Gen.
Western agent of the .Etna Insurance
Company, and is locking after the affairs
of that company in Nebraska. Gen
Moon is a true blue radicalr, refused office
unJrr President Johnson, and led the
first Union brigade into the city of Rich
mond.-
They have gone through the ceremony
of "breaking eround" for a Railroad
wat from Nebraska City. The papers
don't state who was tho fortunate indi-
vidual that tore up the sod, neither do
thp mv .xactlv how much earth was
dieturbed, nor" whether thn operation
completes the "contraot
In fact the
account in the paper is not very glowing.
We doubt not the pirformance was
managed in good shape, and Will do all the
good that is expected of If. We hopi it
may, and that our Nebraska City friends
will soon have a Railroa 1
The Chicago Republican asks : Why
did a procession of brave men who have
borne the flag of our country on the bat
tle field, and fought and bled for it there,
give three groans as they passed- the
Tribune office Yesterday? It would be
interesting to read the Tribune' expla
nation of this phenomenon. The boys in
Blue always did detest skulks and time-
servers. The Chicago Tribune u;ay ad
vocate correct doctrines sometimes, but it
is liable to "switch oil" on vital issue.
Its recent course in regard to imr cach
ment will Dreyent the true men of the
nation, ever placing the eame.confidence
in it tbev once did.
We have heard many of the farmers of
.. . . I
this eoun'.v describe a minute pars site
which is attacking th-grasshoppers and
This diminutive littlel
destroying! them.
friend of the farmer is found under the
wing of the grasshopper, is red, and
seems to have innumerable little legs
Shortly after this insect attacks its prey,
the grasshopper seems toVieken and die
We have seen these .teta in the wheat
fields in all stages of disolution, and
many of them dead. Uo opening one
which had iust expired, a small whit
jsh worm with a pointed end was found I
inside with its apex just intowthe head
of the grasshopper. Upon being libera
ted from confinement it moved off pretty I
briskly and buried itself in the earth
Those which emerge from the dead grass I
hopper through their own exertions are
black and more vigorom than those liber-
ated by interference. Wc judge that the
little red parasite deposits the ovam
which produces the worm, which in time
will be transferred into some of the in
uuinerableivarioties of bugs for which this
State is notorious. We will be pleased
to hear from our friends in the country,
on this subject as it is one that interests
as all. Half an hour in the field wilj
demonstrate the facts above stated.
lYe are again compelled to record one
of those unforseen accidents which never j
fail to cast a gloom. over the community.
Last Sunday tbe two sons of Mr. P
tgan, of this city, aged respectively ix
and ten years, left the house or their
parents for the lurposoor taking a wala
along the river bans. T ley went up tbe
river about a mile, where they concluded
to go into the water artd take & bath.
Ibe eldest one, named Jonn, piungeu
in aud paddled about a few moments
came out. and n ounzed in a second time.
Ilej.addledout a few feei from the bhonr,
was caught by the treacherous current,
and, being unable to swim, wa swallow,
ed up by the turbalent and muddy waters
of the Missouri, and lost to the sight of
mortal eyes probably forever. The
little Lot, namod James ep
palled and terror etnekeo anJ tbe suj.
dendeness of his brother's death, hurried
home with the heart rendering news
Everything was done that could be to re-
cover the body, but without avail. The
character of the stream is such that when
a body is once last sight of beneath its
muuuv suriace tne croBDeci 01 ever azaioi
beholding it is indeed slim. Johnnv was
abright boy.and eavepromise of being a
good and useful man; and it seems nard
to have him thus suddenly, and in such
an annallino- manner, anntrh.l fron. tim
tt of at nit v Tha hnHv mav rot h fnnnrl
i t. 1
UCigw IJUO fJIUVC, IUU Ik IS IU W UUJJCUj
for the gratification of the bereaved fam
ily, that it will.
I O. . T. Iic Hie
According to previous ar angements,
Committees from the following named
Lodges met in council at Fairview, to de
liberate upon the holding of a picnic, at
TT 5 - ! IT .11.
to the chair, and Sam Cannon was elect.
edSecretart: Banner. Fricndshin. Star
nf IIrtn. Flrvipw. ThrM Gr.rM.rrl
.r-, , ,
Olive Braocb,were represented. By vari
... ,1 .norf, Ih. fnlln-in
'
ucKiaiwus sch umun.
1st. That we hold a Union Pionie at
lleaser's Grove on Saturday the 13th day
of June, A.aD., 1863.
2d. That we.hive a table set.
3d. That a committee of two from
each Lodge be appointed to prepare tbe
, . i ., . . . ,
table, and said committee be instructed
. , . o . i l
to meet on the ground at 8 o'clock a m.
bringing with them the provisions of the
several 'Lodges.
4th. That Bro's. Barnes and Uesser
procure speakers for the occasion.
5tb. That we appear in our Regalia.
6ib. Tbat tbe Marshal of each Lodge
carry the Banner of the same.
7ih. That Weeping W-ater Lodge be
cordially invited to participate in said
pic nio.
8tb. That Bro. Wells, of Olife Branch,
act as Marshal'of the day.
9th. That a copy of the proceedings be
publinhed in the PUttsrnoath IIekalo.
10th. Adjournment sine Ji-.
Sam Cannon Sec'y.
The Enchantress.
Mrs. James Osborne, of Hamilton , C.
W., writes : I b iye had one of yojr
machines in aeover fire years, and have
done all kinds of work on it, from boys
overcoats to the finest muslin, and I have
never bad occasion to send it for repairs I
in all that time. I cannot imagine a ma- I
chmo more perfect for family use
lb is j
easily understood ana managed, ana das
never disappointed me. When I have
wanted any job done, I have always
round it ready, and it seems to have a
charm for putting on in a good humor "
Letter to Ihe Wttlcox cf- Gibbs S. M. C
AUCTION! AUCTION ! !
Balance of stock of Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods, will be closed out at auc
tion ever, evening and Saturday 10 A
M. this week only. J. Newman.
Plattsmouth Neb. Auctioneer.
(IIenry Bsock has the largest stock
of furniture in the west, and is selling
at prices which cannot fail to give satis
faction. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas, Lounges, Tables of all kinds,
Wardrobes, Safes, and everything else
ikufn.lnnillnD bant nn honrl ami I
- f-
made to order on short notice. Also all
sizes and qualities of Coffins kept in
stock. tf.
To the People of Cass County.
We call your attention, to the notice
of our large and varied stock of Furni
ture'rtnd IIonehold goods. We have a
nmnnlete Stock of Furnitnre and have 1
, . . i .1 I
maae our prices as low as any Muuse tins i
Aa nf Qt T nnia Vfln ATnprionpn 1
"ae or at. l.obib. xen years eaperience
" nus ness, purcnas.ng targe.y ui
tne manufactures enable US to Offer to the
trade the bet stock in the west, nnd pn
naa ihit la-HI rnmmin.l th rrnila. fliif
......
gi.ods are for sale, call and examine our
.... ...
stock. A. II. Arrison &, Co.
138 Main St., Nebraska City, Nebraska.
May 14th; in I.
Aetri Iieuis.
The Natural Bridge in Virginia is
for sale ty auction. Jt Her sou was.
once its owner.
Gea Grant has not been at the
capital since the impeachment trial
cmnin? uced
Twenty seven Republicans and five
Democrats have been elected to Con-
gress from the reconstructed Slates.
The Kansas City 2dvet User declares
that it yearns for ibe haj py ordor of
Democracy. ell, start a .police court.
The rumor is that Miss Mary F uoie
declines to marry Senator Henderson
Uiuce he voted against .inpeacuiiK'nt
Wanted, by Messrs Truiutull, Ross.
Henderson and r owler, a ouitt home
I in sjme corner of the eana, where
the contempt of mankind fill never'
reach them. AppiV immediately
Thp fjpur Ynrlr Trihun cava th
following cutting thing: "Johnson
blindly sought a tool among the great
soldiers ot the army, but they spurned
his overtures with noble scorn, lie
thi n tell back on ihe supple Thom ts
auj fcervile Eaiiij, whose apiioiinment
would have been equivalent to a per-
peiual vacancy.
Three hives of Italian bes have
Lt.eu j,i,p0rti-d inta East St. Louis, 111
l ticy are i:mUer iridti the American
bee, t ut are Mippus-ed to produce a
I more pieim.ui supiuv or nonry. me
1 - ' 1 t a a
awarm cros-es Hie MisiMppi every
iav to least on the llower wardens ot
St. Louis, Missouri.
Wendell Philips, in his speech be
fore the Aim-Slavt-ry society last
Thur.-day, siid: "I would raihcr
trust Geo. urant in the hue House
without a plditiirrn 1I1211 Chief Justice
Chase with the best platform thnt
could be adop'.ed, that is if he goes
there in conseiiu-tnce of this plot ot
Fesenden und Trumbull to checkmate
the nation iu order 10 put him there.
I lika direct, above board, b nei, re
?pectable roguery better ihaa virtue in I
iuo uitnuirc ui aicmiva.
Little Tbiugs.
The preciousness of little things was
never more beautifully expressed than
MO the following luOfCeaU by B. F.
Taylor.
Little martin boxes ef homes
are
generally the most happy and cisy:
little villages are nearer io being
atoms of a shattered paradise thaii
anything we know of; and little for
tunes bring the most content, and little
houes the least disappointment.
Li ufe words are the sweetest to hear;
little-charities fly ihj furthest, and stay
I longest on the wind; little lakes are the
I i 1 Aa I It I lit luariM oru'iKu lullucl n ,. H
Ue farms be.t tilled. iLmle book.-
lLe most read. lml- songs ihe most
IuVed' And Whe RatUre WUulJ ""e
I -, , i i
anyihinc especially rare and beautiful.
' I h rn iWo it liult 1 1 1 r I k nri:irl litilul
- r-
o diamonds, little dews.
llvprvhnrlv ral U that intlo that ihpv
ove best on earth. We once heard of
a good sort of a man speak cf his 1 t ie
wife, and we fancied that the iuum be
a.pertect imle feijou of a wife. We
her. aud she weighed 210; we
were surprised. But then it was no
iukc; uic mill meant it urvuuiu iiut
N .
i uis wne in iitw uart mnu iia-vtfTiiBtii ior
, .- . , . . .
...... v.w-.m - , .,-. ww Mm ...... our
but precious and what was she but lit
tie?
Molmm in Parvo much in little
is the great beauty of all we love best
hon for most and rpmpmber th
' loaceet.
E02, SALE,
A good frame dwehng houo of five
rooms, and lot, situated in a healthy
an(j beautiful part of tho ciy of
Plattsmouth, good stable, smoke house,
and cistern, on premises. For Par-
tieulars.enquire at the residence of.
Mj214 J. WESLEY BARNES.
NOTICE-
All persons indebted to the undersign
ed will please call on Ilerrman Ilerold, at
the old stand, and settle immediately.
mar 5 C. G IIerold.
NOTICE.
All persons owing us will please call
and se'tle as we want to closa up our
last years business.
janOtf Simpson, Mickelwait k Co.
Plattsmouth Lodge No- 6, A. F. &
A. M
RegiiLireommanieations 1st andSJ Monday ofeach
no. ub, at 6 1-9 o'clock, p. m.
K. K. LIVINGSTON, W. M.
O. C. BETTS, See.
Nebraska Chapter No-3, B A.M.
Kesulsr convocations 2J and 4tb Tatsduys or
en h inootb, at 6 1 3 o'clock p m.
O. C. BETTS, 8eo.
I. 0-0- F.
Regular meeting of Platte Lodge, No. 7, 1. O. O.
F. every gatuadi) eveuing at 7tf o clock p. m .
Brother of other Lodges are iuvited to visit thii
Lodge.
Bv order of 8. DUKE, N.G.
PAM'L M. CllJPMAN.Rec. Sec'y.
1)ROBTK NOlICE.
Henry Kuh. Administrator of the 'ate
of
Christian Myei, lute of C Conuty and State of
Nebraska, has mide application to the Probate Court
to mike his final setuj;nt of I estate. The
Couit ba- appointed Friday the ttith day of June
1363. to have ssvl settlement. All persons Interest-
ed will appear at y offie - in the City of Plattsniouth
t 10 clock a. m or mat uay,
WILLIAM D. GAGE
Jane4'h I85S, no.10 Probate Judge.
I.EGAIj NOTICE.
A. Carmichael PsTt. in error 1 The Dis' Court 2nd
Kkioit Judicial District in
John Ingram defendant S and fer Cass Co Neb
John Ingram, fie defendant, will laka notice that
A. Carmichael, lUintiti in error n the ab v en.
tit ed imuk" flKdhis petition in error ii. said court
nn t.. 9ml HtvAflnii.. A . 13. 1414. nr: .n tli.f a
certain ju:!gementreiidered ecainst :he plaintiff In
thisactinn and n fvnr of the defendant John In.
Brdms in JustiesCon't be'orejohn Aiison Justice
oftfce "eace !? ard for Kck xSiiius piecinct, Caa Co.
. ei-,.k. on the 2ni d a-of mv ises .be reversed
;d l,;;''''
I and that ;.idRenriit be rendeiea aaintl the said
I ThM th f4ia Utrenaanl j, roqnirwi to answer said
I petition on oi- b-ftre the fl day of the next term of
n.xt term of the Dit.ict Court lobe beidlj an; fjr
I cs county Nebrnka.
I a
CARMICHAEL. Plaintiff.
By Maxwell A Chapman, his Utorneys
Ordered published in the Nfabska Hkealh.
Given nnder m: bnd and seal of said Court at
PlattstnLuih, Jnni lOlitl 66s
WlLLIAM L WEIX,
Clerk o the District Court
MAG IN LEY & CARROLL'S
GREAT LEGITIMATE
GDKGUS!
TVirt-poiTfflllv OrCTcLlliZGCL
LAAU b J o
and Equipped for the
Season of 1868,
I DPRESmG NEW FEATURES ASDNEW
a Facna; a miitirarions, di vt-rtifted an'1 endles
succession of nuetties, by a carefully relect ed 1 rou pe
1 from the
Paragons of Equestrian Art
The freattist of the Uan agors 1
Originalilf and Excellence,
And with this vtsw they congregated aad anTn
blage of arii fr..r the moa celebrated schools of
Equestrian and Oynnastic Ait.
Both ia Europe end America.
The facilities for epeeqy transit are unequaled.
NO JADED HORSES
AND
WEARY TRAVEL
WORN PERFORMERS.
Everything Novel tnd Brilliant 1
This ne p'us ultra Exhibtioo will be at
PLATTSMOUTH,
Saturday, June 13, 18G8
Where they will give
TWO CnAWP IIaHIdIT IOIVo I
At 2 and 6 1-2 O'CIOCk p. Ha.
i -
AuniiMnon,
-75 cts.
- - 50
A. w. MOROAS,
General Aeut.
uaif t.l-i.
DR. Ifl. II Itl'CIiVSKV,
DENTIST
I Wi'l do all work I
n his line on abort notice.
w"-"r- "-B"
mm
K & IV STAGE MM:
Stagewill leave Neb. Citron and after April 18th. at
5 1-5 o'clock, a m taking break fast at Factory ville.
:
arrive at Pis tin mourn at lx o'Ciock, ror dinner;
leave I'lutU-meuth at one: arrive at Neb. City at
6 o'ctuek. p. m. OAc at Lindsay's Hole. AVb.
Uity, and at Platte alley liousc, flattsmoutb.
prlCtf GEO. JENNINGS
FOR SALE
The 8. V See 14 The N W V, SSI, tbe Ji K
ri,H
uiipar-
of N K 2- tbe N E of9 K 15 an.l the S K
Sec 15. T 10 Itant-e M, Cass Couotv. Neb
.ill or tne aoove lanas ror aieio trscts to sun pa
cl.s-rs. Terms one-fourth cash the bla'-ce in three
equal annual payments, interest at lO'per otnt, pay
able annually. AdJre.-s
W . B. BEr.BR,
mayTmS Cadia, Uan Isen Co., Ohio,
TTSTRAT SALE.
rj Pob'ic noma I hrehy elven that on Thu s-
day, the 3d d iv f July next, at 1 o'clock, p. m . at
tbe house of Oeo. W. Thomdike, in Coidsville Pre.
cinct in Ca county, leb , I will otfur at public a'e
to the hiebert bidder, a three vear old Ittfbt bay
Ma e with her colt, (now six weeks old). Said Mare
was taken up and will be sold aa an estray,
A. L (JdlLl, J. r.
May 38, 1963 n9w3.
Improved Farm and Tim
ber For Sale
The fsrra is ahi.ut SO miles west from Plattsmouth.
2 mi es west of Uoover'a, on ihe etige Koad CO
acres bas been in suitiv.ilnn a log boue nnon It.
and plentyortoclt waber; it is S w qr ee 27. T 12,
K 11 16U seres; and connected with tt Is l.'H 7 and
S K qr of 8 or hec 20, .ame T and K (timber)
90 and S0-1O0 acres, making 50 and SO 100 acies.
Also the N w-qr of N vqtol Sec 24, T 70, K 44, In
Mills county. Iowa, Due east from Plattsmnnth. and
1 mile from tbe river, (heavy -timber. ) K.t terms
addros. l. H' PCLOxOK,
may2Stf. (ilea wood, Iowa.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Wheeeas, James It. Porter, by bis attorney, T,
M, Maraud t. Admin i't: atr cf the stae of John M
Gilmar, late of Cans County, State of Nebraska, has
made application to make a fl'ial settlement of said
et-tate. Now, taeref re. the Court ha appointed
Monday. June loth, at tbe hour of 10 o'clock a. m.
of aid day, to receive such settlement. All persons
interested may appear at my office in the city of
PUttsmo'itb-
Oiven under my hind and the seal of the Pruba'e
Court, this 25th day of May, l!-63
may?8w8 Probate Judge
Mower Reaper.
naving taken the agency for the sale of this justly
celeb ated Machine, In the Counties ol Cass, ha .n-
dera, Seward an i Butler. We ask those wuhinc a
MOWER and HEATER
To call and examine
Large unmnnrs of this machl'e are
In ue in our IH.irict. We refer to these who have
used them, and ask a careful examination of the
Late Improvements,
Msde especially In the
"T TD r T- 1 - IT' TZ "
We Warrant the Machine to be ALL
claimed for it.
Please call, or send and get Printed Pamphlets.
A full supply of Repairs kept constantly on
nand. I'liitsmouiu, April a i-ses.
DOOM, BRO. & Co., - Agents,
Foi Cass, Seward, Saunders
ai d Bu:ler Counties.
Threshing.
MACHINE,
AND
TItIl'L.E BEARED
HORSE POWER
Mann'actnrel at P-n Ys, Kew Teilt, was awarded
he FIKST PREMIUM at tbe sr.-at tield
Trial at il.tt on 1U. in 1SC6.
Simvre y believing the "BtRDSA LL ' to be Ihe
i''t Tare hma Jli-tne mno. we inviu tne pub
lic to ca land exumlne tt, or send and eel panipnief.
WE WARRANT the B1KUSUL." to be all
claimed for it in the Printed Pamphlets
We claim for the "Birdcall"
Greater cleaning capacity than any other Ma
chine.
Greater Durability and Strength with less Weight
The Peedrr can raise or lower the Concave, while
the Machine is in motion.
The cleaning Work are driven nv belts from each.
end f the Cylinder, insortng firviigth. aud Jie-
veuting the lyt-naer wearing out or true.
THE
HORSE POWER
Weighs only 1 100 pounds and Is
Warranted to stand the draft of
20 Horses.
DOOM, BE0-, & CO., - - Agents,
Pltt, mouth, April Id, 1SC8.
LEG1L IV OTIC K.
In District Contt 21 Judicial District in anJ fr Cats
County in the Sta e of Nebraska.
Leonid jsJ. Holland, .1
rt V Notice.
Ch.rles Wilson. )
The Defendant. Charles Wilson will lake notice
that on the 15 h day of stay. A. D. 11S8 the Plain-
lifr. Leoniilas Holland, aied -hi etitirn In MM
IliHtrict Court in the aoove entitled cause. The 00-
ject and p ayer of said pvttiioo beintr to (4lain pay
men I of a certain promissory note ex nten ami de
livered "y von to th- said plaintiff on the 18th day
of Aozust, l&W, for the sura of one hendred and
s-venty-flve (175) dtilars with Inteiest I hereon In. cu
d tf ( nusl IS. IS5S.) at the rate of 5 per cent, per
moi th until faid. as per said n..te, and in default
of the pyni'ntof the money due on said note to
have a ceriain tract of lai d tuortvaBid by you tore-
cure the pavment ot said piomisory not, sold ae
cording- to law. and the ir cee Is of ;-aid rale applied
to he payment of said nole and interest and to have
ynurequity of redemption, and any interest you or
any pertona elaimine under yon and subsequent to
said MoriKire. forever foree'ofed and barred; which
said Re .1 Estate ia described as follow., to- wit:
The souih east quarter (y) of Section No. nli.e (9)
in T. wnshio No en (10) north ol Knge No. eleven
(11). east of the Sth P. "d . lying and bfiog Hi Case
ccunty. Nebraska; and you are required to appear
in the above an en uitstnct uoa't, en tne t fi nay
sf June. A. D . 16S. to an-wer tbe pe ition berein,
or the :amewillbe taken as true and Judgement
r ndered accordingly.
IEOSIBAS J. HOLLAND.
Maxwell & Chapman,
Att'va for Plaint iff.
Ordered published in tbe '-'Nebraska Herald
fnui cnnnentive weeks.
WILLIAM L. WELLS,
BIt21w1 Clerk Ditt-Court.
NOTICE
Is hereby erven, that my son, Benj. Hoover, aged
18 r-ar, was persuaded to and did leave his home.
with me. on Thursday, May 21st. without my
consent: i d all persons are hereby notified that I
wil I pay no debts of his contracting, and that 1 shall
claim wages from any person who employs or har
bors Dim.
J.T. A. HOOVER,
si ay xisi, J3B3 wa
Plattsmouth Mills.
C 11EISUL, Proprietor.
Have rrently b'en repaired and. placed in khor
ough running order. Custcm work done on short
notice.
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
Wanted imnedlalely. tor which. the .tit; beet n-arkc
fnrt vi i re ps-.a. tvfzr tr
R. Q. DOOM, J. t. DOOM. KVUITOS DOtf.
doom, bro. & Co
Manufacturer. Agents for the sale ef, and ks
re In
Asricullural tmplements.
L
We keep cscstantly on hsod a tupp'y of
Threshing Machines,
Horse Power,3
Reapers and Mowers,
Corn-Shellers,
Cora -Planters
Plows of all kinds,
Broad-cast Seed Sowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Cultivators, Churns,
&c., &c.
We deal only In such ImpleJienU as we can war
rant to p -rforiu as represented.
(Ve shall ki ep a full supply of repairs for all Im
plements sold ky us.
We reD.'ctrullT ak those wlshinir FARM IM-
PLK VI KN rs to call and ex imine onr stock, or send
for Pilnted Circulars, Pi ice List, Ac , Ac.
Plattsmouth, April 8 ih 136a.
DC OTI, BRO. Sc CO.
id
The
New Yorker"
SELF-BAKING
REAPERS MOWEE
W. wr.lfta tlie hlirheH orire as a SFLP RAKIKS
RE A FLU, at tbe anal Field Trial at ltt6in X. Y.,
In lb66.
Harinc s-reatlv enlarged their Works. the propri
etors of this deserve tly rop"! anashine ara now
enable J to all orders from cbraaaa.
TI-IK GENUINE
NEAV YORKER
U now fur the first lime offerrd for sale in the
Counties of Cass, Lancaster, Reward, Saunders aud
Butler. Vi e claim lor II
Lightness of Draft,
Durability,
and a Perfect Self Hake.
Fleaae rail and examine, or tend for Printed Pam
phlets. We are authorized to warrant the Machine
i. h- all claimed 'or it in the oriated naropolets.
The Afreuey is riruiauent, anJ a Iu 1 supply oi tie-
pairs always on nsno.
1'iaiismoutn, pnioiwo.
Doom, Bro. & Co.
D. B. McMechan,
DKALEE IS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON. STEEL and NAILS,
BOCK ISLAND PLOWS,
COR iX.P LAXTER S,
Cultivators, sulky and walking,
Cook Stoves,
A Large Variety on Hand.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Hakes,
&c, &c.
A larre stock now on hand at small advance on
Eastern Prices.
106 .Wain Street, Nebraska City,
(Opposite the Seymour House)
SIGN OP THE PAD-LOCK
FURNITURE,
cnairs,
OO F F I N S 1
AND
Cabinet - Work !
-H- BOECK
Having enlarged his Phop nd Sals-rooiHS would
respectfully remind the people in this vicinity that
he can furnish them with the very best Furniture,
Chairs, or o her Cabinet-work, at tbe meat reason
able rates. I shall ke-p constantly on hand a large
asuor'nient of Eastern H'uri, and am also prepared
to manuractu-e anythiog In my line on snort notice.
A large assortment of Heady-made Com ns kept at
all times. (Ja'l and examine my stocs and prices
jeludwtf .11. BOECtt.
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
WALKING-
CULTIVATOR.
By practical experiments In the field and by tent
ing i rum witn toe oesi na.Kins: vuiuvau.'.s uauc.
they have been brought to a state approaching
Perfection
In construction. The cultivator consitta of two
wiougbt iron a'eiree, arched aad well braced.
The plws are simpiy two iron oeams wna
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
attach d to the axle by a double joint which gives
the oIjw an easy, but .at tbe saire thae perfectly
true vertical and horizontal motion.
The tongee is double and fastened to the arch
of the axietree by damns, so that it can be raised
or lowered at will, when ihe corn is you of, reducing
arart, ana raiseawnen toe coin is bigber.
The shovels are furnished with
Reversible Teeth,
So that the soil can be thrown either toorfrom th.
corn. T e 'Mows are connected by meaus of loose
coupling, wh ch enable the plowman to control both
Plows by holding one
The following are a few of the advantageous point
of superiority which this qultivator has over others
1-t It is stronger and lighter, being made almost
entirely of wrought iron
2, h The double points bv which the shovels are
attached to the axle enable the ilowrp.n to move
hi plow either to or. froio tae oora ar lift It out of
the ground with tbe lea t effort.
Sd. With this Cultivator tbe decthof the furrow
can be regula'ad. plowing at allow or deep whether
the ground ia hard or soft
4th. Dy means of the loose coupling which con
nects the two plows you can make the two plows run
any diaiance apart tha- you may desire With oth
er plows it is ainio-l impossible to hold boin moveis
when throwing earth to the orn, and to keep them
frora crowding tocs'ht-r when plowing from tbe corn.
For farther particulars, call, or address
D. B McMECHAN,
.T. ICS X&irST. yZBRASKA CITY.
1S18.
North Elissoul-i
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Dai v Trains of the Hanrlbal i 8t. Josei h
Kallroad from the west luake close conaectlon
Macon Citv with the above line, arriving ,u St-
Lonls and connecting directly with all moraine
afternoon trains out of t, Lou's, for
IV YOU, PHIL A DEL PHE A.
VOTOW, VS ATHIKOTOK t ITT.
DllTlMOkl, liARB'SBCBCH,
riTTIHSOH, Cl.VM(lilS
DATTOE, ClNtlaEATTI,
ISDlAEAPOLlia, CHtCiOO,
LOCISVILLE, X At at V ILLS,
And all'Points East North or So nth.
The only direct and legitimate route from the
West to St. Louis & the East.
Time to the Eastern cities as QUICK at
can be made by any route, with
LESS C1IJUVGES.
Tikets via the above line can he prchaed at 'he -
IlaoniLal k St. Joseph ticket offices la the West.
gSTFarc is the same as by any other-.rovte.
BARTON BATES. President
JOIIX P. LAIRD, Ceneral Superintendent.
! 11, II. WHEKLtK, Gen Ticket Ageut. .
JOSEPH GAMBLE, (len. r'reight Ag -nt
V H. KAKLY, Atn. e-t. Joseph.
L. M. DUNN. General Wester a A real.
an, 23ty
JOHN p. MANNY
REAPER .0J MOWER-
We effcr this well toovn Machine ty the Famera
ol Cass Coumty, feeling assured that it will five
ratislactk.n.
We r fi r to the followiug gentlemen who bve
used the J P. Manny:
O. W. Jeffers, Es.
W. Wolph.
Els-1 1 Mile Grove.
Mt l'leasaut.
John C Bear "
Mr. Upton,
D. M. Calir
Weepinf Water.
Ashland.
W. Ilortou,
J. 11. Neshett, '
Repairs on hand.
PlatUniJuth, Apill 8, 180S,
Doom, Bro. fc Co.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
WASHINGTON!
IIEKRITIAN IIEROIiD
Having boaght oat the entire FUk of Goods front
u. u. uerold, is ready to offer
GREAT IJVDUCEJUEJVTS
In Prices,
I shall sell Goods LO WER THAN TUB Ifl WEST.
for Cash, TObeat, Corn, Hid-s, Furaor any kind ef
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stock Consists of
GROCERIES , DRY COODS
B'JOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING.
HATS and CAPS, POCKET
CUTLERY, YANKEE
NOTIONS, ETC.
Please give me a call at the old stand ofO O. Herol'.
IIERRMAN IIEROLD.
CONJUGAL LOVE
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRCK MAHSIAGS.
Essay for Tonne Men, on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which destroy tl e Manly Powers and ere
ate impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure mean of
relief 8ent In sealed loiter en velopes fra of charge.
Address Dr. J. SKILL1N HOUUUTON, Howard As
sociation, Philadelphia, Pa. JanlimS
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Surcessor le Dunelan 4 Hinchman,)
Druggist Sc Apothecary,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils,
Dyes, INotions,
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WINES
A
for Mechaoioal and lUdiclua porpofa
Ceep constantly on hand a fuU and wcJ awrt
ed stock of
PATENT MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS' rRESCRIPTIOrsS
CarefuHy compounded hy an experienced DriUjjM;
None hnt the PUREST Meiicin'S uvd. Ati g-.cot
warranted at represented. Ca and see.
MAINETREIT, FOtTHPH.
Terms Cash.
- KRW A H R A IVG E M ENTS !
James O'Neill
DTAI.BR IH
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
I HARDWARE, OUEENSWARH,
I
iiATS, CAPS.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
FARM PRODUCE.
And everything needed ky the
FARM ER - MECHANIC.
Having purchased the entire stock of toids belong,
ing to Wm ar rold, 1 am re-fitMng th rtore rocm in
god etyle, and propose to sell gi odj at the old Ha ad.
oo the tnoht rearooaii'.e torus.
