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TEMPEB&KCE COLUMN LODGE DIRECTORY : CKAND LODGK : C. W. C. T., ReT. J. W. TtBfsiTt, Nebraska City; O. W. Coungeloi J. Skinner, Omaha ; O. W. V. T. Miss Kddy, Omaha ; , O W. 8. J-Stevenson, Cellevue ; . 6. . W. 6, Bristol, Omaha. OLITE BRANCH, NO. 2, FLATTSMOCTH : Kfrularmectigs every Tuesday evening. Traveling leiaplara respectfully invited. R. BAXTER WINDHAM, W, C, T ZTERTON IOOM, W. 9. THOS. W.BHUYOCK, Lodge Deputy. Correspondence for this column mast be written plain and grammatically with ink, and on one side only of white paper. Let them be short and to the point. GOOD TEMPLAItlSM. As much &s has been done for the past number of jears to. abolish, intem perance, there seems yet to be mnch un done. That young men and aged men, and oven women, in some portions of the country, etill allow themselres to become slaves to intemperance, admits of no question. " And while many are so fool ish as to drag their bodies down to a lower standard than that of the brute, thank God, there are those who always shen th serpent, and oome oat boldly for the eause and humanity. For many years past there have been temperance organi zations. Able lecturers have been put in the field, and much accomplished in that way. The old Washingtoniam and Sons of Temperance still bold a sacred nlaee in our memories. Many miscella neous societies have been organized, un til now we have the Good Templars and Host of Temperance. While our fore- f athers,who fought so nobly for the cause, havn nasaed away, let ua still strive to follow their good examples, until theser pent shall no more find room to spread Lis poisonous fanzi, but flee the land forever. Slavery was a curBe to our country yet, it-prevailed many long and weary vnrs. but finally it was crushed. it should not be expected that tho Good Temnlars can aooomplish all the great worst of reformation in a day, or a year, or, perchance, a century; yet, by diligent work we ean acoomplish much good, and save many a soul from the yawning gulf of debauchery, lhe sturdy oas aoes not " get its growth in a day, neither does the fragrant flower. . Ihia great worn or rei. ormation does not belong alone to Gosd Templars, or temperance societies, but to all mankind. IIow often do we read o: promising young men, whose hearts, perhaps, were onoe hlled with aspiration, ana wnose in teilect was unquestionable, going down to perdition, from the too frequent use of intoxioatng drinks. Look, for instance, at the late General Ilalpine, better known as "Miles 0'Reiley,,,who actually came to bis death from the habitual us f strong liquors. He, doubtless while youth, had no idea of becoming an intern perate man. Young friend, forever abstain from beverage that may and will bring you to shamo and to death, if persisted in. Take the advice of one who feels deep interest in your welfare, and da& the poison from you, with a resolve that you will never touch it again. This i the only path of safety. , Sadie. Plattsmouth, Neb., Sept. 11, 1SUS. TEMPEKAXCE JOTTIXC! Hfol As vear afwr vear passes by. we notice a great reformation in imemper ance. There does not seem to be nea the amount of whiskey drank at pres ent as in former years ; yet, withal the reformation seems so slight as to hardly be noticabie. It is indeed strange that intemperance should be tolerated in our land. We otiea read of our beautiful America ; hear stales men boast or their glorious states ; see the lordling survey his boundless acre and hear the poet sing of the lofty hills and murmuring streams, until one might think ours was a land of paradise, and the people inhabiting it next to the angles in Heaven, in purity. But the other side of the picture presents quit a different scene. Could the bird which soars the lofty heavens, but speak, sad would be its story of drunk enness and revelry upon the earin. Yonder is a fine church edifice, Sabbath morning approaches, and the bright eved urchins are seen wending their way, from every part of the city to Sabbath school. The Sexton draws the rope, and- the bell rings out clearly through the open air. All hearts are glad, and Heaven is honored by the Christian's, smile. But, Hark ! A crumbling sound fills the placid air What is it?" all hearts anxiously enquire. Clashing of arms, and wild screams are heard. It is a drunken row. A Hell on earth. Innumerable are such occurrances. Drunkenness seems to prevail. KingAlcohoI reigns and the world fears his ruling. Give the mind' "its fullest expansion, and horrible would be the history of intemperance . presented to our view. But how are we to destroy their King, and make Temper ance ruler of the Universe, l answer: by sending Law forth, David-like, to slay the monster where he stands Just so long as the law encourages intemperance, iust so long will our beautiful land be dotted over with drunkard's graves. Arrest the inebriate, says, one ; im prison him. cries another ; but let the one who made him drunk go unmolest ed. If this be law (and yet it seems to be. now-a-davsl then I pity its wisef?) makers. I think I hear it remarked, "My friend, I learn you are a Good Tem plar, you complain so much about in temperance in the land, why don't you and your friends put it down !'' ; Allow a repetition here. I ask: how in the name of common sense can we put it down, when the law stands out one of our foremost and boldest enemies to oonfronf - How easily might the law of Ne braska and every other State read, "No more intoxicating drinks shall be sold within the Jimits of this State," and how many a soul would be saved from ruin, and a heart-broken family made to rejoice over a reclaimed son, husband or father. Reader, think of this. J. M. Kxubs. Plattsmouth, Sept , 10th, 1S63. - i PRO BONO PUBLICO CL AHE 8l P LU M MBH Have just received a Naw Goods.J (Sice Goods, Ch&sp foods, , Fancy Goods, Staple Goods. Bon-ton Goods, Spring Styles, suited tc every generation from an Infant to hid Grandfather. . Our Stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Trimmings, Notions arid White Goods ' " Is full and has been selected with special care, and to call soon and often. ' OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, We havothe Newest Styles and the Largest Stock evei brought to this market. CARPETS, Three-ply, Two-ply, Union, Stair, Rush Matting, GL0THI3ICL Those superb now SpriM? Styles are open for inspec.lon. Call and select vonrsnit while com pit t;. Wa also have the jauntiest HATS and c.c. uiii jcu i,ui m .! vivjr, wsciust iiu a iiiii Hue You will also find a full stock of GROCERIES, QUEKNSWARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, and a large stock of FARMING UTENSILS and MACHINERY. ro the farmers. We woold especially eali your attention to onr stock of Agricultural Implemei We aee the Celebrated Clipper Plow all aiieg. Break in flows, Corn Plows, and Cultivators, also the celebrated Vandever Corn Plant The Excehvor Black Hawk Walking Cultivator, Horse Rakes, and McCormick'8 unparalleled Harvesting Machines. Theonly machine that received the Grand Gold Medal of Honorat the Parli Exposition ef 18C7. full information call and get AtcCormic's Pamphlet. In conclusion, we would say npr2 68 GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE i . - CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST. E. A. WIGGENHOBW E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO., A tU V TT I . t . C. tr . ... xxv vuc i,nv iwn vusii oiore, cuer otock DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS YANKEE NOTIONS, . . . . WOODEN-WARE, AT We gvc below GREATLY tue prices oi a lew I He best Prints (Merrimac & Cochecos) inc'uded, 15c per yard. Prints for quills aiid Lining, 9c per yard. New Style Printed Drldines. 2oc per yard. Denims and Striped Shirting, loc per yard. Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices. A Large Slock of White wonderjulhj Tr . , V ,, ems r?r PLOWS and SEED LOWERS mu.eyonu. ir.e UAK'JLN GITY CLIPPER PLOW. Sample on hand at our store. Cash paid for Wheal and Corn. FRemyf?fcer the old corner. a. V G. DOOM, J. E. doom:, bko. NORTH SIDE OF MJllJf STREET, JCEJ1R Dealers in Dry-Goods, Hats, Boots, G Caps, l a s s w a r e , Queens ware, Nails, &c All of which .ve are prepared west of the Missouri River. We would especially call the stock of - P AS Ivl Consisting in part of Threshing Machines, Reapers and Mowers, Sulky and Plows C ul Drills, &c. JTc JWirrant every Machine We SclL Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere Doom, BRO & CO F. M. DOERINGTON, RIAL ESTATE AGEN"i PLATTSMOUTH, NED., r tiipt attention paid to the purchase and sal of BmI Estate, and payment of Taxes, and ail business p staining to a general Land Agency. Title inves tigated. Refers by permission to II n.E. S. Dundv. Judce 2d Judicial Dist., Falls CHf, Nebraska; Major Edw'd Burbank, Pnyniaster V. . A.. Leavenworth, Kansas; H.m J. H. Burbank, laV; Asssor Nebraska, Kalis City, Keb i Hon. T. M. Mi'TUL't?, Plattsmouth. Neb. ,C'ul R. K. Livingston, C ..ebraka 1st Vet. Vols., Plattmouih, Nib.; M-;- H . Wheeler.C.S. Iniliau AKent, Pawnee Anency; Cha's Neltleton, Ko. Ill It road way. New Yoik; Harvey, Daitrich i Brown, Washington, D. C ; Tra-y, Maguire & Co., Chicago, Ills.; It. O Kitih, Rochesrer, .. Prof. Uanry ArliuirJaIe,'Hartford niversity," X. V. oc25 CONJUGAL LOVE. AND THB HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIACK. s'av for Youni? Men, on the Errors, bues anil Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and ere t' impediments to JU A KRI t,E, with sure rceansof relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes fre if charge. Address Dr. J. SKI1.L1N HOUtiUTON. Howard if sociatl, l'hi!adrVhia, Pa. Janlttn tothe Ladies jwe would 'extend a special invitation CARPETS, Oil-Cloth and Bug.' in great variety. our Stock 19 SHOES CAPS, and neatest ItOO'l'Si and or ueat a rurmsning Uooud. Fo Come and See, CLARK & PliUJMER. D. SCHIf ASSE. ictne public the .Largest and best selected of AND SHOES. HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. REDUCED PRICES. articles and sell all other Goods at the and Colored Low Prices. Blankets a DOOM, IVEBT05 DOOM & CO. THE COURT HOUSE Groceries, Notions, Shoes, to sell as low as any House attention of tne puoiic to our IMPLEMENTS, Revolving Rakes, of all kinds, ti va tors, GREAT EXCITlIEiW IN WASHINGTON! II Hit It 11 AI IIEROLD Haviug bought out the entire Stock of Goods from C. G. Herold, is ready to offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS In Prices I shall sell Goods LO TVER TIIAX THE LO XTES'i, for Cash, Wheat, Corn, Hides, Purs or any kind ol COUNTRY PRODUCE My Stock, Consists of GROCERIES , DRY GOODS BOOTS. SHOES, CLOTIIIXG, HATS and CAPS, POCKET CUTLERY, YASKEE AOTIO.XS, ETC. Ple.te give m a call at the old stand sfC. O. HertlfV NERRMAN HEROLD. POST OFFICE BUILDING NEBRASKAkCITY, N. T WHOLESALE AND BETATL DEALERS IX SCHOOL BOOKS AJTD STATIONERY Alro Agents for sll the priooipal MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS, For.which Subscriptions are received at Publisher Prices. CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, P. STADELMANN, BREAD, CAKES, PIES, RCSK, Etc.,1 Of the best quality, can be ohtHined at all times. ! would invite especial attention to the fact that I have fitted up an excellent ICE CREAM SALOON In connection with the Bakery, where you can be accommodated at 11 time9. Wedding parties pupplied on short notice with anything in the line of Confectionery or Pastry. Call and see me. je!3 3SJ DE "W JEWELRY STORE The subscriber havins purchased the Red Stole 01 2d street, lately occupied by Sarry and others, would respectfully inform the citizens of Plattsmouth and vicinity, that he has refitted the store and opened a large stock of 0"E37" 353 AND FANCY ARTICLES For Ladies, Gents, Children, and the rest of ma kind, acd is prepared to do all kinds of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING In the best manner, and would be happy to serve his old and as many new customers as may give hni their patronage, assuring them of their wolk well done, at moderate prices, and ou short time, lhe stock, embracing every variety f goods usually kpt at a nrsi-ciass jewelry Mure, will be sold a low prices, and warranted of best workmanship and material, lie has aiso a small stock of FAMILY GROCERIES which will be replenished from time to time, anJ sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently! cat d in this city, I respectiully solicit a share of pa tronaKe, and cor Jially invitjn to call and examine the stock on hand, as we would be pleased to serve you, and do not ask you to buy unless we c. n make ii lor your interest to patronize ns. dec27tf E. H. EATON, Titos. TLE, T. K. HAN.11, 1. R CLARK Tootle, Hanna & Clark, BANKERS, Dealers in Gold Dust, OoSd and Silver Coin, Exchange, U. . and other Stocks- DEPOSITS RECEIVED, and special attention given to Collections PLATTSMOUTH, N. T. ap9 dtftwtf TRW AS C. CRENSHAW, l . FA0REH or AND DEALER 19 Saddles and Harness, BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURRIE Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, tj-c. Main Street, NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T Capt. D. LADOO & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors, Also a very choice selection of Tobacco and Cigars, Iain street, second door east of Sevmour House. X" , I l... v , , Are just receiving a new stock of Genuine Old owrbm direct from iiourbon county, Ky., Bitters, etc my 18 w W. J. Horton & Co, ( Weeping Water, J"ew Store,") Dealers in DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE CROCKERY, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES. Sac, &c. Keep on hand, and are selling cheap, a well selected assortment of goods suitaM- for a fanning com munity. marlOtf WANTED.- Teacher, StMiltnU- and other Intel uent Ven and Women, in a businnss pavinst $1)0 to 200 per month, according to ability. For partico lr. address ZKfrLER, McCURDY i Co-, Lombard Block.Chicrcfl.il. feb27jl ILLCOX& SEWING frMBBS E, 01 The Champion of 136 first pre easoQ9. miuros in two VwJtroDfrer and its eeam is leas liable to rip than the Lock Stitch." "Jtidges' Report of Hue Grand Trial." Send for the " Report," and Samples of work, containing both kinds of stitches on the same piece of goods. Agents wanted. L. C0SNELL & CO., Gen'l Agents, 13S Lake St.. Chicago. Agvn t, J?itwuiTTa MV Edecly u u WHITE & DEALERS IS Drugs, Medicines, Toilet Soans. Brushes, Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters, fehoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds, for medicinal purposes. Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs, Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chimneys, Glass and Putty, also, CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Green and Dried Fruits. CONFECTIONARY, &C&C Having been engaged In selling Dmcs and Croccries in this city for the last six years we know wanu of tne t eople in onr lineot trade, and are predrred with a larpe stock of (roods of the ver quality to supply those wants at very low pt-KSA, l'lattsiaoiith, Nib. April 2, ldtia, WHITE & BUTTERY. JACCB VALLERT, JR. PETER VALLERYS & RUPFNER . Cv .essors to Staude & Anderson.) St. AN EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Our motto i9 LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS. Our stock consists in Dry-Goods and Groceries, Staple and Fancy Goods, Hardware and Queensuare; Boots and Shoes, , READY-MADE WILLOW WARE, And in fact, everiything that a man wants. 3Give as a call and ire guarantee you entile satisfaction. VALLERYS & RUFFXER WT Agents for the J. D. suirsosr. W. jrrnvrr Simpson, Mickelwait Co., Wholesale Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, PLATTSMOUTn, NEBRASKA. . Dealers in GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, DOORS, SASH, WIXDOW-BLLXDS, GLASS, PINE AND COTTONWOOD' LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC. a r d E. T. DUKE & Co., Wholesale and HARDWARE 5 AGRICULTURAL Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned AND STAMPED WAKE S T E E JLu F Xu O "W S Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market. Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice. Are exclusive Agents in this County for the sale of Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal or Wood Cook Stove. Give us a call we will not be undersold Block. PLATTSMOUTH. BTUTERY, Chemicals, all kinds, Perfumery, and and VALLERY, p. r. RurriER. IJats and Caps, And a large stock of CLOTI1LXG, WOODE.V J1ND IROjX AJVD NAILS, Schattlcr JVa rrn it n-j tm and Retail VP- w a r e , Retail Dealers in Main St. next door east of Masonif NEBTRA-SttA- It. WBtsm, . c. lsWlf U. 11- IVIiccler &, Co., Real Estate Agents, Commissioners of Deeds AND Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts, PLATTSMOUTH, N. T. Collections promptly attemlnd to, and Jincx. , tniited at current rntex of Exchange. Taxes pm.l m Wes ern Iowa arid Nebmssalor noli residt-nts. l itl.t to la jd inveKtipatcd. Money loaned ou Keal Kstaic securaiea. Land Warrants located. CLAIM AGENTS. Agents for collection of claims against Govern uiria for Soldiers, their widow, and ininotheirs. Avi.l for the purchase and sale of Lands and City pruci ty, leasing of Tenements. REFERENCES: non. 8. H. Klbert, Denver City. C. T. Messrs. Kountze Krox., Omaha, Neb. M McCann ii Metealf, Nebraska Citff. " O. F. Killey, St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Pin Lewis, Itostou, Alasmit'liunetts. H W liltmars, Chicago, Illinois. H M ilamll, Cincinnati. Ohio. Tcnlo A Hanua, riattimoiith . Nebraska, L H Ki.-h, Three River, Michigan. Hon F Fellows, Itlooriidrld, Wisconsin Hon T M Marijnctt, Plai tmnoutli, Arlirs.ka. L Lewii, Attorney at Law, HufTalo, New York. Carter, Husscy & Curl, Vet Muinen, Iowa. ai'8 dJtwtt FURNITURE, COFFINS' AND Cabinet - Work ! IT- 1301i:CK Hnvlnpr enlarged his Shop nd Sales-rwims would respectfully remind tti people in tliU vicinity that he can furnish them with the very best furuiture, Chairs, or other Cabinet-work, at the must reason able rates. I shall ke.-p ronttitly oil hunil a lr' aFsor'nient of Eaattrn H orl , and am also prepan 1 to manufacture any tliinir in my line on .lu.rl uotirs. A largo assortment of Ready-made Ciithos kept at all times, t'n'1 and examine my stock ami pri. ru jelO dd w tf U. UUKCK. BLACK HAWK Two Horse CULTIVATOR. By practical experiments In the field nd by t inn thetn with the best Walklnit C'ultivato.s uiadr, they have been bronpht to a state approaching , 2?orfcctioxi In construction. The cultivator ronsints of tw wtoUKht iron axlotrees, arched and well braced. The plows are simply two iron beams with DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS attach' d to the axle by a double Joint which nir the ulow an easy, but at the sarre time perfectly true vertical and hurizoutal motion. The tougue is d .utile aud fastened to the arch of the axb'tree by cianiDs, su that it can be rai d or lowered at will, when the corn is young, reducing Iran, and raised when the corn is higher. The shovels are furnULe I with R e v e r s i b 1 v Teeth, So that the soil can be thrown cither toorfrom tli corn. T e I'lows are couuu.:ied by mentis ot li.i.se coiidinir, wh eh ualr'e the plowni.in to eoiitrol both Plows by holding one. The following ar- a few o." the ad VJiitageoiis points of superiority which this Cultivator has over otbnrs It It is strntiRi-r and lighter, being made a'mu.t entirely of wrought iron. 2. ! The double points br which the shovda arc attached to the axle enablen the plowman to movs his plow either to or from the corn or lift It out of the ground with the Ieat effort. 8d. With this CuilivaUr the depth of the furn.w can be reiiiila'ed, plowinc khIlow or deep whether the ground is bard or soft 4lh. KymeaRftof the lone coupling n bfch con nects the two plows you cu lu.ike tlie two pbiws run any distance apart thai y.,u may deir With old wlie'n throwing ejnh to the corn, and to kern them from crowding tons'.her when plowing from the coi a. For further particulars, call, or address D. B. McMECIIAN, SO. 100 JIAIS&T. - X Kit It ASK A CITY. ?r 1 Ilaiuiihal &, Ht Joe It R I Packet Line. Fv.jtr' One of the Company Stesmers leaves daily frrnn every point on the Missouri Kiver above ft. Joseph, and arrives at t. Josrph in time to connect with tb express train on the Hannibal A St. Joseph Railroad for Hannibal, at which pluce connection is made the same evening with one of the Keokuk Packets, which arrives in time to connect yiih next morning trains nut of St. Louis for Cincinnati, I ndianapolln, Louis ville, Terre Unite, Wssblniton City, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, liosUm, and to al! other Eastern, Northern and Southern Cities. The "bors mentioned lines of elegant Packets aie conceded ly all travelers to re the b-t on the western waters. TIIKOl'GH Tlt'KfcTS For sale to St. Louis, and all F.stern, Northern and Southern cities via the above lines at Denver City, Omi.lia. Council Illutts, Plattsmouth, Nebraska fity and at all other principal ticket omoci In the west. J-Meal and Stute-rooms free! R. FOKl, Snp't R. If. I. !., St. Joseph. II. Q. FUKGI'SON, Pec'y R. K V. L., fit. Josepk J. D. SIMPSON, Apent, ap25 I'latUmouth,Ncbrtka. SAMUEL Y. GREER, (Sticcefsor to Dixloguc A Oreer,) FIRE and GARDEN HOSK MANUFAOTUItKIt, AT THE OLD STAND, XO. 620 AOS TIT ST., Established 1821.) PHILADELPHIA- Fire Buckets, Suction ITose, Bands for Machinery. &c- &c sThe above articles wii! be made of the b"t workmanship, and on the most reasonable terms. reb27m T HE SHORT ALL RAIL LINE EAST To Chicaao. Detroit. Toledo. HI. Loul. Lafayette, Indiiiniipnlin , Cincinnati, honimille, Xaxhriille, Cuirn, Mrniifim, ('olumlnm. Wheel, iny, ritinhiirg , Buffalo, Xingara h'ull, llurrii burg, Baltimore. Wathington, Pltilsidelj)liia A'eto York, lout on, dee., Is via the old, reliable Central Bouts, tkt Hannibal & St. Jo. R. li. EE fft: H III ""-at., tTake the II A 8T. JO. R. B. jins of Missouri River Packets from PLATTSMOUTH To Et. Josep, where conu'xrtions are made with Two Daily Ezpress Train On the II & Pt. Joe. R. R , run through from Saint Joseph to Quincy without change of cars, CONNECTING AT QUINCY WUh Chicago, Eurlinpton A Qaln5' and Toledo, Wala.h A Western Uailroads for all points Kat, North and South. For St. Louis Close connection made at MACON" with NORTH MISSOURI K. K. for St LonjS, and at Hannibal with Daily Mihs. Kiver Packet for St. Louis, m'als and staterooms free, leaving every eveninfton arrival ft trains from the west, and arriving in 8L Louis next morni-g in eaoti for b .sine, anil to connect with Chicago, Alton A hi. Louis, Terre Ha'ite, Alton A fct. Louis, and Ohio A liKi-ijpi Kaiiroad,for all point tail, North and South. NEW SLEEPING CARS Run on Night Trains. Buy your through tickets via Hanniba' A 8t. Jo. K. K. at their tickst offices in Omaha, iroil Bluffs I'lattsinonth, Nebraska City, t. J t and on each Packet in the line, and enioy the ciounneM rf having tak"n the short, cheap a J quick n ute east- C. W. MED, Geo Sup' r. ti. ukim i Usn'l TIckM Agen n. It. 0V'RTEI0HT, Gen'l Tti A