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LOCAL NEWS.
Two murders hare been committed in
Omaha during the last week.
Mr. Leonard is making some excellent
pictures at Thomas' Gallery.
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From the Beatrice Clarion we learn
that Mr. Alexander Redpath was drowned
in the Big Blue on the 28th alt.
Until further notice all mails for the
east will leave Plattsmouth office at 8
o'clock a. m.
Col. O. II. Irish, of this State, has re
ceived the appointment of Minister to
Dresden.
They have pp a big Indian scare over
in the Republican river country. Look
oat for all manner of hideous stories.
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The Slate Journal, of last Saturday,
says thg contract for constructing the B.
& M. It. R. to Lincoln, was lot on the
3d. inst.
By the list of purchasers at the recent
sales at Lincoln, we learn that Repre
sentative TafFe mado a small investment
in our capital city.
Hasser is on hand with early peas, and
has furnished the Ukrald office with a
fine mega. Ilenaer has a honrt as large
as an ox he cannot see friends culler
for lack of early vegetables.
We are informeby a gentleman from
tho country, that the Omahas were on
the war-path yesterday, after some of
the "Lo" family that had been stealing
their ponies. Blair Register.
Morton is offering his Salt lands for
sale. He asks $18,000 for three quar
ters of a section. The land lies near
the line of Railroad from this city to
Lincoln.
Mr. J. M. Ware, of San Francisco, ar
rived in this city last Saturday, four
days and a half from San Francisco.
The fare from San Francinco to Prom
ontory is $50 in gold, and from Prom
ontory to Omaha $S0 iD greenbacks.
For the first time in the history of the
Washington Navy Yard, two colored
men commenced work as joiners upon
equal footing with the whites. They
were formerly slaves, and were employed
in Union service during the war.
Ground was broken on Thursday
mornins last for Mess. Irish & Kennne
dv's banking house. Tha structure will
be of stone, and will be highly ornament
nl to the city. The Peckhim Bros, have
the contract for the erection of the build
ing. Statssman.
We are in receipt of the Overland
Monthly, a production of the Pacific
Coast which equals anything of the kind
published in the east. The Overland It
published by A. Roman & Co., San Fran
oisoo, at $4. per annum.
Mr. Henry S. Green, ot Sjraeaae,
New York, has received the appointment
of Chief Draftsman in the Surveyor Gen
eral's office for Iowa and Nebraska, and
enteral upon the discharge of his duties
last week.
Capt. Palmer took in over one hun
dred and fifty wagon loads of corn in
one day last week, and did not count it
a goad day for corn at that. He is fur
nishing our farmers with a "heap" of
epare change.
The parties who have been securing
Tight of way through the county for the
li & M. R. R. Co., arrived at home Tues
day evening, having been through the
entire county on the Platte river route.
They found but few people who refused
to give tne ngnt or way.
We understand Gov. Butler contem-
plates convening the Legislature in extra
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to enable the Legislature to settle the
herd law question
The people of Quincy are anxious to
have a line of railroad built from that
city to Plattsmouth, connecting here
with the B. & M. Rail Road. The peo-
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endeavoring to divert it to those towns,
but the indications are that the road
will ba pushed straight to this point.
Col. Peck, of the B. & M. R. R. En
gineers, was in the city Saturday. He
has completed his surveys to within a
few miles of Ashland. The entire sur
veys between Plattsmouth and Lincoln
will probably be completed by the close
of this week.
T!vpt trv Taxation-. Pr.ecial
ax will be reaaired of anv nerson. firm
Mt camnanv. comoration or association.
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ither a. a manufacturer, or dealer for
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the manufarpr. nf hnttar nd oheese.
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their own manufacturers, or which thev
are enazed in manufacturing either di-
rectly or indirectly.
Thev have the cutest wav of obtaining
railroad, dawn at Nebraska Citv we ever
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heard of. Some fellow meets his neish-
or and says : "John, we ought to have
a railroad connecting Nebraska City with
the moon." or some other olace. and the
next dav the tianers all come -oat with
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Earning beadinss. "Railroad to the
Moon :" "Tha rnr, an mIHio cfnv .
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cured ;' "The building of this road guar-
y ft V LM W A A 4 n V W U V
anteed by the Pennsylvania Central
'F. A White, Esq.,has arrived at home"
etc., etc , and then they are ready to
commence operations on a road to Ja-
piter. Happy people !
A large number of persons have been
awaiting the final action in regard to
Railroad operations at this place before
commencing to build. They can "let
themselves loose" now. The Railroad
is a fixed fact, and the future for Platts
mouth is radiant. Fire your brick kilns,
and your saw mills. "Brick and lum
ber" will be the cry soon.
We understand the officers of the
fine steamer Glasgow, of the "O" line,
will extend hospitalities to a pleasure
party from this city to Omaha and
back, leaving here next Monday This
will be an excellent opportunity for vis
ing Omaha, and we expect to see a
large number of the';youth and beauty"
of Plattsmouth aboard the Glasgow.
Do the shysters who labored to defoat
the Republican ticket in Omaha last
week expect the Republican party to
nominate and support them for office
hereafter? We learn thattiearly every
man who worked to defeat the regular
ticket was himself a candidate before
the convention. Remembor them in fu
ture.
A Mr. Snearley, of St. Joseph, U sup
posed 'o have been tn ordered between
Nebraska City and Hamburg, last week.
He left the former place in company
with two men, and has not been seen
sioce. isomer two men passeu nam- ,he past 8eason ; Ve of Weepino
burg the same day, going south, but did Water the development of the country
u stop. It is supposed they murdered
Mr. Snearley and threw the body into
toe river
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xiun. ugoa laus, .uemoer ot congress
from Nebraska, and Hon. E. B. Taylor.
editor of the Omaha Republican, were in
the city Monday. They enme in from
Lincoln, where they had been attending
the lot and land sales We learn from
them that prices ranged much higher
than at former sales. Over $140,000 had
been realized Saturday night from the
sale of 300 lots and about 5 sections of
land
The American Slock Journal for June
contaids the usual amount of interesting
articles, which we commend to the care
Mil perusal of our rural readers. Send
your name and address to the Publishers,
and they will send you a specimen copy
free. N. P. Boyer & Co., Publishers.
Parkeeburg, Chester Co., Pa.
We looked for no other result in Oma
ha than the defeat of the entire ticket,
yet feeling certain that a majority of the
voters were lteDubiicans. it seems as
though an epidemic passes over the
country every few years, leaving all the
brainless hoads in rather a "sore", con
dition. Omaha was troubled with a
considerable number of this class of peo
ple this spring, and the epidemic was at
its height. If they feel better after hav
ing defeated a portion of the Republican
ticket, all well. They should and will
bo remembered in future. The man who
cannot be trusted when you need him
should not be trusted at a'l.
Tho election in Omaha last week re-I
sulted in the election of eight Republi-
can ana lour democratic alderman, a
democratic Mayor, Police Judge and
City Marshal. The vote on unimpor
tant candidates where a streight party
vote was had, shows that Omaha is Re
publican by about 150 votes; and yet a
"sore head" faction caused the defeat
of such true and tried Republicans as
ex-Gov. Saunders. We can both pity
and despise the men who will cause the
defeat of the Republican ticket merely
because they do not happen to be the
choice of the nominating convention.
Several of our State papers have hint-
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cd at a finding by the recent U. S Grand
jarv at Omaha, wherein certain promi
nent meu 0f tne State were unpleasantly
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jnBtioe deir;and9 that th'e whola' truth
enouia oe known mat tne implicated
parties may stana vinuicateu Deiore mo i
peopie. Wa j0 not believe in undefined
people
insinuations, neither do wo believe in
covering up any man's rascality, no mat
ter mw high he stands. Wno can give
an authoritive statement of fads, with
out comment. It matters not who these
facts may hurt whether Gen. Strick
land, Mr. Haxby, or Mr. Foppleton, or
Mr. somebody else, or ;whetner all ol
them or none of them are hurt justice
to all parties and to the people demands
that the facts be known. There is noth
ing so damaging to any man's character
as a vague and undefined rumor that he
has been guilty of soma heinous crime,
and especially is such rumor damaging
when there is an apparent effort to cover
up trie truth. If any parties in Omaha
have been guilty of "crimes in high
Pces," iney ueserve anu woe pujuo uo-
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There is probably not fifty men in tne
State of Nebraska who have not already
heard pomething of this reported action
of the Grand Jury, and as a general rule
I wn donbt not thev connect it in their
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ind- with some terrible crime, an hun-
dred fold worse than the facts would
justify, even if they indicate crime at all.
Our own opinion is, formed from what
I f acta wa have been abfe to obtain that
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h character af the offense, if offense
at all. is more in the nature of indescreet
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..fa fhnn nt criminal acts. Let us have
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"the truth, the whole truth, nd nothing
but the truth," and we are svMsfied the
I parties implicated will stand More the
people in a far better light taaniey do
to-day, with an apparent effort to c J?er
' op something,
At the meeting of the Commissieners
last week a proposition was made by the
board to the B. & M. R. R. Co. wherein
the commissioners proposed to issue the
bonds of the county now, provided the
company would take them with the inter
est coapans for the two first years cut off,
and would guarantee tho completion o
the road through the county within six
teen months, and that thoy should locate
and maintan all their depoto, machine
shops, etc. at a point on the river not
farther north than Plattsmouth. The
Company has accepted the proposition
on condition that we furnish them free
of cost, sufficient grounds within the
city limits, end right of way through the
county
PLATTSMOUTH TO LI.VIOL1V.
On Friday last.in company with Hon
Jno. Tafle, we made a trip from Plaits
mouth to Lincoln, by way of Weeping
Water Falls, a distance of abuut fifty
five miles, as the road gcej. We had
heard numerous reports of the rapid
improvement and development of the
South Platte country during the pres
ent season, but we confess we bad no
adequate idea of the reality until we
passed over the route we have named
It is not an extravagant statement to
say that between Plattsmouth and Lin
coin, in sight of the road over which
we passed, not less than one hundred
npin trirmn have been on?ned curin
j3 truly marvelous. During the entire
journey from the last named point to
Lincoln, a distance ef about thirtv six
miles, newly onened farms and new
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farm houses were continually in sieht
Stopping the carriage at one point in
I Stove Creek precinct, Cass county, we
counted nineteen new farm houses, all
of which were surrounded with many
acres of freshly broken prairie land!
We are informed that nil along the
road from Plattsmouth to Lincoln on
the route via Ashland, the same grati
fying spectacle is presented. Indeed,
well informed persons with whom we
conversed while at Lincoln, informed
us that the same rapid improvement is
going forward in every portion of the
south-PJatte country, from the JMissou
n river west to the second and third
tier of counties. The present seasoa
will nearly, if not quite, double the
population of the south-I'latte country.
Nebraska is filling cp with substan
tial farmers as rapidly as any of the
new States west of tha Mississippi, in
the early period of their history and
we feel perfectly confident that the
vote ot 1870 will show an aggregate
for Congress and the State ticket, of
nearly ur quite thirty thousand. Re
publican.
Reduction In Railroad Fares.
The Pacific Railroad is open for
through travel from Omaha to Sacra
mento. A material reduction of fare
has been announced by the Central Pa
cific Company, by whom propositions
for a still greater reduction of rates
have been made. Passengers are be-
ng carried at present from Sacramn
to to Ogden, the terminus of the Cen
tral Pacific, for 850 in coin, which is at
the rate of six and seven tenths cents
per mile. The fare, the entire uis.-
ance from Sacramento to Omaha, at
present rates, is S114 4U currency,
which, is the proposition made by the
Central Pacific be reduced to S100
currency. Ibis liberal policy is com
mendable, and undoubtedly will re
dound to the bene fit of the Company.
Just think of it old Humbolters a ride
to the States for less money and in less
time than it took to reach Sacramento
a few Qyears ago. IJumbdt Regis'
ter.
A resident of Rochester; N Y, saw
an advertisement that a receipt tor
the cure of dyspepsia might be had by
sendinrr a nostn.trrt stamn to the adver
o r ' r
tiser He was a vicljrn l0 lne dj3ease,
and jent his stamn. The answer was.
"Dig in your garden and let whisky
alone."
The Philadelphia gas-works, are dri
ving the shad from the Deleware
Bavaria discharges a third of its in
fantry
Cincinnati brewed nearly fifty thous
and barrels of beer in March.
MARRIED
At tho Residence of the Bride, by Judge
Gage in the city of Plattsmouth on 9tb.
rv P Tuna fs ITvtir ftrt ra nnil T i a A
tt. Borrows, all of Cass countv.
Vallerys' & Ruffner'are just in receipt
of the largest stock of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, nats, Caps, Doots, Sash, Iron
and Nails ever brought to the west.'
Buy None but t!ie Best
Vallerys' ARuffner are agents for J.
I. Case b Co.'a Threshing Machine, J.
II. Manny, and Kirby'a Combined Reap
er and Mower. Self and Hand Rake.
John Deere's Molina Breaking and Stir
ring Plows
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you wans to ouj m. UCo. v.u
Planter in use, go to Vallerys & Ruff.
ner's and buy Brown's Illinois uorn
I Planter.
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Joa wanl 10 BaTe "me.ana iaDor,go
vauerys & nuuner-s aaa gen one oi
Deere's Walking Cultivators.
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11 Ta wan lao oe" aSQ 1Q B
to Vallerys & Refiner's and buy the
Is . . v -vwr
ocnuttier wagon
WANTED -
5000 lbs Bacon.
1000 lbs Lard.
Vallerts t RcrrxER.
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DOOM, It HO. & CO.
Agents for Birdsall's Threshing Ma
chines, Buffalo Pitt Threshing Machines
New Yorker Self Raker Reaper, Bock
eye" Mower and Reaper, J. P. Manny's
Reaper and Mower, Wier's WalkiDg
Cultivator, Broad Cast Seed Sower,
Rod and Mould Board Breakers, Subble
plows of all kinds.
Euery implement warranted.
Middle Creek, Lancaster Co., Neb.
August 13 18C8.
Messrs. Dooy, Bbo. & Co. .Plattsmouth.
Gents ; Tho Birdsall Threshing Ma
chine purchased of you, works beyond
our exnectation. We have tried it to
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our satisfaction. We believe it cannot
be beat for saving grain, and running
easy. We do not know haw much we
can thresh as we have never got grain as
fast as the machine will thresh.
Respectfully your J J. Forest.
Mt. Pleasant, Cass Cocnty, Neb.,
September 5 1868.
Messrs. Doom Beo. & Co., Plattsmouth.
Cents. In reply to your inquiry as to
how we like the Birdsall Thres.her,would
say: that we like it well, we have thresh
ed with several kinds of machines, but
find the one bought of you give? sati9fac
tion. It threshes and cleans as well or
better than any other we have tried. It
requires less attention, especially in the
cleaning part. Ours does its work well
in all respects, it is very light draught
on horses. We would recomend the
Birdsall to any one wishing to purchase
a Threshing Machine.
T E. Hughes.
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Weeping Watrr, Cass Countv, Neb.
December 8 1868.
Messrs. Doom, Bro. & Co. Plattsmouth.
Gents. In regard to the New Yorker,
Self Raking Reaper and Mower purchas
ed of you, I can say that it performed
entirely to my satisfaction, both as a
Reaper and Mower. I have no hesitation
in recomending the New Yorker to any
person wishing a Self Raking Reaper
and Mower. Truly Yours,
H. Hcbbard.
Want of space prevents us publishing
more certificates, but we refer to the
following well known gentlemen for the
merits of tho New Yorker:
John R. Shaffer, Salt Creek. -Frank
W. Fowler, Elmwood.
J. L. Davison, Millford.
Abram Courtright, Millford.
C. Mason, Millford.
FOR SALE BY
Doom, Bro. A; Co. Plattsmouth, Neb.
Reed & Bro., Weeping Water, Neb.
Walker & Bond Ashland, Neb.
Cassell & Hyatt Lincoln, Neb.
Doonr& Etherly Millford, Neb.
PAY UI.
All persons knowing themseves indebt
ed to me will please call and pay up im
mediately. A word to the wise, etc.
Sept.10 tf. C. E. Forgy.
Take Notice.
All persons indebted to me by note or
acoouut will please call and settle imme
diately. All accounts not settled by
December 25tb, will be left for collec
tion. Take notice and govern yourcelf
accordingly, and save your cost
nov2Gtf
Jacob Vallery, Jr.
For Sals. A light spring wagon.
Enquire of Sam. M. Chapman.
March,18tf.
MUSIC.
Mrs, Kate Simpson would respectfully
say to her friends and the public that
she has made arrangements to enlarge
her class in music, and would be
pleased to .instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Forte. Enquire
at residence, corner Vino and Seoond
streets Plattsmouth. FeblStf
KOTICE.
All persons indebted to us. either by
note or account, win piease can ana Bet
A "11 A
tie immediately, as we wish to close our
accounts by Dec. 25th.
nov2Ctf. Vallery & Ruffner.
$1200 and all Expenses Paid!
See advertisement of American Shcttlb
Sewivo Machisk, in our advertising C0I7
umns. lj
FOIt SALE
Two valuable residence lots for sale.
Enquire of M. McElwaik.
AprUStr.
ST- LUKE'S PARISH.
Monthly meetings ef the Vestry 1st Tuesday eve
ning ef each month, at tbe Rectory; Q latterly
neetines ol Vestry 1st Mondaya of May, August,
November and February.
II. St. GEO. TOUNO, Sector.
W. I Wells, Clerk.
Strayed or Stolen,
From the undersigned, about three weeks alto, one
lisht bay mare Pony, white stripe in face, thin in
Cesh. l'gl t mane and tail; and one red bay mare
Pony, heavy mane and tail, rather short, utper teeth
broken. B th ponies were shod on front feet when
they left, Acy person returning the above property
to Shannon's Stable, in Plattsmonth. will b snitably
rewarded. WH. D. M A JOS D1.M1L5.
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This space Is paid for by
who keep tbs largest
found in the country.
LEGAL NOTICE.
iD.Dietrlct Court 21 Judicial District within and for
Unas oounty, MAle 01 n rorabaa.
A. F. Posey. Plaintiff ts. Imle E Coolsou and Arte-
mui 8nhler Defendants.
To Imle E CooLion and Artemus Babler.Derendants,
you will hereby lake notice that A. Y. PoHey of the
Slati- of Alabama uid on the 11th day of May A. 1
1S69 file in the liistrict Court In and for said county,
his petition axainnt the said Imle E. Coolsoa and
Artxmas tfaliler telling frth that the said imle E.
Coolsou ifave certain promissory note Ctlltng lor
th; i-am of$'20due August 8d, 1S6S, tecuiedbya
ct-rtain Uted of Trust up in the South East quarter of
Section No. twenty (iO) in Towuship No twelve
(12) North of Bange Wo Wdte (12) East of the 6th
M. in (Jasi county Nebraska, an'J pr-iyru mi
suid Imle K. Ooolfou may pay said mm of 2.-?0 With
uteri t at the rate of ten (10) per cent, per annum
bv a dav to be nanie l bv the Court or mat saia
premises ' e sold lo pay Uie same, ana prayiog mat
the said . rtomas Sahler may be rorever oarrea ana
toreclo.-ed of any andallriKbt, claim or lienihemay
have otaited by reason of being a trusue nauied
n il-eil nl trust;
And the said Imle K. Conlson and Arten:as Sabler
defendants, are notified that they are required to
appear and ai.twe- said petition on or before the
iwenty-Urst day of June, 1S69.
A. X. ru'ti
By Maxwell 4t Chapman, his Att'ys- 18w4.
WASTE It'S SALE.
District Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
Leonidas J. Holland, I
versus VOrderof ale.
Charles Wilson. 1
Dv virtui and in pursuance of a decretal order of
this Court, made in the above entitled cause, mere
will be sold under the direction of the t-ubxeriber, at
nblie auction, for vash in band, at the front door of
he Court House In Flattsmonth, in the said county
nf Cass, on Monday , the 2Ut day of June, 19G9, at
o'cUck p. m. of said day. all the right, t tie ana in
terest of the above deleudaot to the following tract
r parcel of land, to wit :
Tlie sonthi-ast quarter tX) or section o. ninety-.
n townthip da. ten (10), nO'th ol range iso. eleven
(.11 ) east ot the 6th P. M., in Cass countr, Nebraska
1S69. J. W. JOHNSOS,
Oiven aiiaer my nana i is iin aay or ni:iy, &. mj.
Special Master in Cliancerr.
MAXWtLL & Chipmi , Attorneys tor plaintiff.
uia.y-0".i
J. &l II- J. STREIGHT
DEALER lit
RUIT, CONFECTION E It I E S,
TOYS. NOTION'S,
Etonl-rg Stationery. &c , &c
SOD -X. LEIV.CNADE,
AND ICE ORSAM,
210 MllS STREET,
LATTSMOUTII, - NEB.
ALSO We wonld invite the attention of buyers
our foil and complete stock of Ilarns, Aaddtery
ami Coilum, which we are selling cheup for csf'b.
Work made to order, and repairing done on .-nort
notice.
e7 Sales room In 21 storv. over Store.
The highest cash price paid for UIOES AND
FCRS. J- A: U. J. 8.
i"lat tmouth, April 23 tf.
Guardian's Sale
Notice is hereby g ven that in pursuance of a de
cretal order of .ale, rendi-red by Hon George B.
Lake, Jude of the District Court of the 2d Judicial
District, within and for Cass county, Nebraskn,
made t his Chambers In Omaha Ci'y, on the 20th
ar of May, IStiU. I will, on the 19th day of June,
1(-C9, at the front door of the Court House in the city
f l'lat t-month. Cass connty. Nebraska, at the hour
of one o'clock p. m of said day, offer for sale to the
Ighost bidder, all the right, title and mteie.t or
lora s. Arnold, minor neir or t.awara Arnoia, ae-
ceased, to lot No. 6, ii. block 83. as designated on
the recorded plat of the city of Plattsmouth, Cass
county, Nebraska, and said sale will remain open
for bids from one o clock p m until two o'ciock p
ni. of snid day Terms cash.
May 22. 1SC9.
MOSES STOCKING,
Guardian of Flora S. Arm Id.
By MAXWELL & CAiPMAK, Att'yt. mj27w5
THE REASOJV VHY
13,347
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DAK
Were sold in the Year 1868
IS B EC ATS BE
SOT OXE IMS EVER FAILED
TO CITE
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
TtlE PERFECT OPERATION op evkbt
Charter Oak Stove
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FIJULY GUARANTEED,
ano WHEREVER ksowx
They Stand Unrivalled
FOH ECONOMY.
FOR DURABILITY,
AND CONVENIENCE.
For Simplicity of Management,
And for Cleanliness in Cooking,
They are Home Institutions,
Manufactured In the West, and adapted to the
wants of
Western and southern
PEOPLE.
Surely no good housekeeper can afford to be without
one.
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Excelsior Manufaelurin
612 4 614 JV". Main st., St. Louis, JLfa
SOLO BY
E. T. Duke & Go.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
May STihmS.
Clark A Plvxxer,
stock of Goods to be
Eslray IVolice.
Taken np by the subscriber, three mlies south of
Isblaud. on tti bin ul .liy 156, one cnesmut col
ored Mare, n-avy with tua', one hind f ot and b:b
fore feet whit', white strire in fiirt-head, uppO!ie(l u
be ten or twelve years old , one bla-k two year nl.
mare colt one dark grey two year old in re clt
right hind foot and right tore foot white, whit
stripe in foinhead ; one dark bay mate cult, o -year
old ; one dark bay mare coit. one year oHi
three white feet and white stripe in forehead
OBIN KINISON.
May 14, 1S69 roy 20w5
SALE OFCIIOOL. LANDS
To all whom it may concern : I B. Spurlock, Clerk
in and f r Cuss roun'y t i te of Nebraska, do, by
virtue of the autlioitty in me vested by the pr v
ions of an Act of the Legislature of Kebraeka 1
titled. An set' To provide for the Registry of Sell"
Lands, for the control and disposition thereof, ni
for the safe keeping of the funds derived from 'I.
sale and lease of .aid Lund," which said Act w
approved June 21, A. D. lSti7,and also in a coord ki
wi in a rnbseq'ient amendment to said Act, approv
ed February 15th, lt63, hereby giv- notice that on
Welnesday, the Tironty- Third (23) day qf June
next, at the hour of tea (10) o'clock a ro..at the
fr nt door of the Court Hons , In the city of Platts
mouth, Nebraska, I will ofTer for sale at public auc
tion to tbe highest bidder all the School Lands with
in the county of Cass aforesaid, known as Section
16 and 86 in the several Towns and Ranges of said
county, and lands selected in lieu thereof.
rhn Sale will commence with the Landt in tbe
sonthwett c rner of the county, beginning in Range
nine (9) and offering all the Lands in each respect ve
Range before iho e east of tt ; and thus advancing
east, thro'lfcnges within the county, via Ranges 9.
10,11. 12,13 and 14, Towns. 10,11. 13and 13, ar.d con
tinuing said sale from day to day, nntil ail th
School Lauds witnin the, county are otfei ed for sale
The prairie lards will be offered in traits not ex
ceeding forty (40) acres each ; and the timber lands
in tracts not exceeding ten (10) acres each.
Payments for laods'sold must be made as follows,
viz : For prairie lands one-tenth of the price ca.-h in
hand; and forotb.tr lands, one haif cash in band,
or cah down for either.at the option of the purchas
er, with a promissory note for the remainder to ma
ture ten (10) years after da'e, bearing Interest paya
ble annually in advance at ten per cent per annum;
the first payment of (interest being computed to the
lst'day of January next afterthe'.iate of the note, that
when notes aie given for the purrhaseof timber land
they must be further secured by the endorsement ol
two free holders of the connty, to be approved by
tbe County Treasurer.
In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand
and official seal at my office ia Plattsmouth,
seal. on this I2th day tf May A. D. ISr9
B. SrtJRLOCR,
Cleik Cast county Nebraska.
May 13, 1S69.
Henry Boeck,
DALER llf
FURNITURE,
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
BEDSTEADS,
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
Metalic Burial Cases,
r. .-..,L.J'. .k-.-HJ'-arflM.".1. ,n
Of all sizes, also
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash
W ith many tJ-,n1c f. r nst pU'-jnn e, I Invite
all r. cill and examiue n,y lare stjefc i "nrniiure
an U'ffina, Jan2rtif.
Administrator s a!e
Votice ii h'Tehv pvp tb.it In ar;hane' of r He
ret.il order mad,- I t III- H .u jr to-oriie U. L, vk-
Juilfte of th- it-l J hU-jU litricr CurL within uil
or Cass county, Kiate of Xclir'a at his tlmm-
rs in Omaha Cit, on vtay the 7th. i L. iSi'9, 1
will, on tbe 19th d-y of June-. A. D 1G9, offer at
;umic vendue. attheCosrt House door in the citv
l Plattsmouth, Cass c, unty, Nebraska, mt the hour
f 10 o'clock a. m , to the highest nod best bidder.
ll tne riKht, title and interej' i.f bphrann colow
leceaie-1, in and to the northwest frartional qnar
ier of pection No 6. In township No. 13, north o;
ranse No. 13 ; and ten (10) acies off of the west sid-
f the northeaat quarter (V) o' the northwext q'tar-
ter (V), in seeiiou No. 6. in township No 12, Dortt
of ranfte No 13, situate bud lyiuR in Cass connty
tate of Nebraska. Snid sale will remain open lo
ids f'oin 10 o'clock, a. in. until 11 o'clock a. m. o
same day
May2S, 1S69. .
OAL MrS McCART,
Admr. of the estate of Ephraim Colow, dee'd.
By Maxwell k Chapman, atty'e. my27w5
FOR SALE OR REXT.
The undivided halt or the whole if desired of
the
ROCK BLUFFS ORIST A A If SA W MILL ;
84-horae power Engine a-d Boi-er, 2 pair of 8 foot
Burs. 56 inch C rcuiar t-a, two Story Mid-House,
30x50 feet ; everything in good running order.
Also a
GOOD D WELLISO HOUSE,
of four rooms acd cellar. For particulars enquire
Of C. KCHLCNTZ.
apr22tf. Bock Bluff, Casi connty. Nebraska-
NOTICE-
Notice is herehp giver; to all parties having busi
ress before the County Commissioners Court, tr
.".ati.re of which will require the flline of rairfrs
that the reqoixite eanera must be filed with th
Cnnity Clerk before the first diy of each session of
said C -urt, toob ain a b -aring npon any such ro. t-
ters as they may desire to orMg before the Court
The rapidly increases' basines of the Comt
make this order rf iaiperatire necessity; that a
reimlar nrder or bn"iness may be previously arrang
ed. whe by the B-iard may more sy-ttmat,rcaiiy
and with greater celerftj dispatch the business
brousn be ore tnetn
By order of the Board,
B. PITRLOCK.
mar25tf Clerk Case cunnty, Neb,
Improved Fcrm mill Tim
ber For Sale
The farm U about SO miles weatfrom PlatUmoutb,
2 miles west of Hoover's, on th btage Road. t
acres has been in cultivation 1 log house opon It,
and plenty of stock water; it ia S . w qr te 87. T 12,
r ii 6o acres; and connected with it is Lot 7 asd
8 E qr of S K qr See 20, same T and K. (timber)
90 and J0-1O0 acres, making 250 and B0-1OO acies.
Also the N w qr of N w q," of Sec 84, T 70, K 44, In
Mills connty, Iowa, Due eajtfrom Plattsmouth, and
1 mile from the river, (heavy timber.) For term
addren, l. 11. SOLOmON,
may2Stf. Qlenwood, Iewa.
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of. our customers to the letters 'published below of
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Wholesale Grocers, Davenport,
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