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Our Stock of
Dry Gogl'c,
Groceries.
Boots and Shoes,
Thnt wc nrc ju---t rcccivins. Vv'e buy our coou.as
n 1 will ni:n by low iiri'-e.-", fair Jealins anl ?o.l
South Side Main Street,
PLATTSMOUTH, CASS
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BOYS' AviID OHILOE'S CLOTHING
Hats, Sl Gaps, Boots 8c Shoes,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, T
Mam Street, Second Door Hast oj Court Ilousc.
BRANCH HOUSE -.Broadway,
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Wine:
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Best quality of Cigars and
All or J --!-.-' I muii'tly attended to.
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Tho "tl'NN'i SIDE" hiw beer, rtrrtovol to the
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
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1870.
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GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
Everybody, and more too, are going to
D. SOHHASSB 8c CO,
To Luy their
JF'GLJOL ZXIZLCL "7-133. t027 GOOdS.
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Tho hof t and
STOCK OF DRES s GO OD S
Arc now on exhibition at the New York Store, at
attention to our now
DRESS-GOODS. l'ltlNTS,
DELAINS, UINUIIAMS,
BKOWN SHEETING, :
ULEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA .S, BOOTS AND SHOE
of all kinds aud pricea to suit our numerous customers. largo stoct of jjqjj j,ig
HARDWARE,
QLEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
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PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all .kimfc cf
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES, &.C
The Surliiiloii&liiMoiiri
River Hail Road,
Iu connection with the
Chtc'if, lliullnfjton tt Qiuiui I!. J!.
OflVr to th! people of Plattsmouth. and all tha
lortiou ol .Ntti jcka lying
rSoLTllll OF THE PLATTE,
tho niA-t ii'rct. und the bft Tloutc to the E.is
ti'ru, .s lutii Fa.-ti.i-ii, aud Xorliu-rn UiU;.
P:is.-ct!rfr5 ilo.-'irinsM travel luxuriously .-kould
t;. In' t he Atlantic Kxpro!, whi-h rims throiiph
t 'hiiUK" without iliauKO of Curs. ei!iicl
witii 1. i-iint I'.iy Coai lies, Pullman's
i,'ay uii J Met. Uoa'-Ue.-1, ana
Puiiman's Dining Cars.
Tn .Tl liiiont i thef act that this is the direct
r'iute !y li'n h t'tnc may be save 1 in re;u-hinK
ai:y i i,t 111 the lC;iti-ril or Middle ,-'!a( s. it W'
truthfully be sahl th;.l it pi?fs.-f.- the -! tr:it-
ami the ffi-t fiuiimn'iit i.f any Western Liuc,
ei:.-uri:ij to the paceujser
Sjftcff, Safety and (Jomfort.
lti-te.s silway a I.Or as the LOWEST. Ea--EJ't
theeLtd thrfii;-h loan;." point i".i-t.
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Notion;
Hats and Caps.
luvr as they cr.n be ha.l in the mr.rkct f r CASH
k'1-. to I'lcvij all whoviil favor u with a call.
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COUNTY NEBRASKA
Flattsmouth, Ueb.
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Tobacco always on hand.
THE UAILKOAD TICKET OFFICE
rer of the AVho!e?ii!c Room?.
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r. D. LENHOKF.
most complcto
proatly reduced prices. Wo call i-articular
ttyles ot
HENRY BOECK
DEALER IN
PUTNITURE,
LOUNGES, SAFES, TABLES
BEDSTEADS-
OF ALU DESCnirTIOX.S AND AT ALU I'UICES.
Metalic Burial Cases
OP ALL SIZES.
WOODEN COFFINS
R-.-2tJy 'Made, and Sold Che;jp for Cash.
Vv'ITIT jnar.y th.?".li for trft pntroii.tao. I
invito all to call and examine mv '..rcn .tork
Lof Fundturt and Collins. linnet f.
Gueensware,
BY TELEGRAPH.
London, Seit. 1.
li.pat;Iivr n-om I'JoroiHro aunounce the
cit3r coveivl with f'.iys i:i honor ol' the
CXJiCCtC'l I1-3W.-: (,' tiiC fiCCUJiUtion of
Homo I iy the Italian-. Tiio j uj ulation
i.-- nearly ciazjJ with delight.
Th-:ra is i)iarvciius activity on the
j.ai t '' tlio Fi i!'-h at ami around 1'aris;
earth work.-i aru lieinir tJirown up at the
northern a: i: aches ol the titv. and de-
frnceiS on tho other .sides are Leinir
dtron.atJicned every hour.
liusia is now inovin large bodies oi
troops into I'oland.
Ihe liute.s says that the revolution at
'aris isreoETiiized as republican ; that at
jyons as social. The red Hag lias been
doptcd by tlie laMer.
Fl.fltKNCK, Sept. 21.
Iconic ha.; been oecuj'iod by the Italian
troop?. o bloodshed. Ihe people
lorbado any resistance. I ho nonians
received the Italians with the preatcst
enthusiasm.
Tours, Sept. 21.
The government lias ordered troops in
all parts of the country to converge on
arts.
It is rumored that the Prussians have
entered ( Means.
The following dispatches have been
received by the Ministry :
EriNAi., So it. 2i).
Toul has again been attacked, but the
'russians were repulsed and their guus
dismantled.
Oiks', Sept. 20.
It is reported that tlie Prussians have
icen defeated on the plains ol' Mendon
with heavy lonse.-.
Toi lon, Sept. 20.
Transports landed here to-day withiux
thousand zouaves and two thousand cav
alry. ViLi.A-Ai.uAxr, Sept. 21.
The Italian troops entered llotno,
firiri.ir on the mercenaries as they ad-
anccd. At last the I 'ope onlcred the
white flair to be hoisted, and hostilities
ceased. The national forces then quietly
occupied the city.
Mrxicii, Sept. 21.
The Bavarian minister ol' war has re
ceived the following : The French gar
rison made a sortie from Strasbourg yes
terday, but were driven back with heavy
oss. In a battle between llleneuve
and Montransrc, near Paris, on the l'.ith, !
the second Bavarian corps, supported by
'russians, sustained an attacK ot Gen.
Viuoy's divisions. The Bavarians took
seven cannon and over a thousand pris
oners. The French were driven back
into their entrenchments.
Special to the New York 'World,
London, September 21.
The Prussians sustained a very serious
check yesterday in their third attempt to
cut the line oi the Oilcans liailroad.
Alter their repulses at Jucisy and before
the lort ol lvry, they yesterday under
took to force a passage to tecurc posses
sion of the line. They were met in their
auvance Irotu Corbeil, on the main trunk
of the Orleans line, at the hamlet of
Wiscons, a village commanded by row
hills, and hurried in tho woods by the
J rench. A Prussian coluuiu oi thirty
thousand men was encountered by a
French force of about equal numbers,
posted in the most advantageous positions
and with formidable artillery. The cn
engagemcut was extremely severe, and
lasted nearly six hours.
A iresh column ol ncailv twenty thou
sand Prussians came up, after the battle
had pone on three hours, and attempted,
by a flank movement, to enter the woods,
the slaughter here was most fearful.
Masked batteries of the l rench Mitrail-
leu.-e kept up so continuous and terrible a
lire that the cavalry and infantry oi the
Prussians were decimated and repulsed
along the whole line. They finally fell
back m disorder, hotly pursued by the
French, who cut oil" their retreat upon
Corbeil and the Essone, aud drove them
down the main line of the OJeans road
more than three miles through Savigny
and Eninny Sur Orjzc, and back, about a
mile and a half, upon tlie village of
Montibery, where a fierce stand was made
in the Burgundian Cemetery. The Prus
sians were here routed aud driven in dis
order back towards their main body, being
compelled to evacuate Corbeil at the same
time, and re-concentrate upon Tdcluti.
Ihis victory clears, for the present, the
Orleans line, which is the only communi
cation between Paris aud the provinces
now open. Flying parties of Prussians
have succeeded in cutting all other roads
at points more or less remote from Paris,
within n circle ot thirty miles, and in every
case thev caused proclamations in French
to be distributed, announcing death to all
working parties attempting to repair the
miscluel done.
Special to tho London Evening Telegram.
Florence, Sent. 22.
Throughout Italy there are enthusi
astic demonstrations ot the populace on
the occupation of Rome. General Car-
dana, to-day, at Koine, is receiving the
arms ol the Papal troops. Cheers for
the King arc mingled with cheers for
Home.
ihe pieoiseitum win Le taken m Italy
tn decide whether Rome shall be the
capital of the kingdom.
JjONDOX, fcopt. 2J.
The Tribune correspondent has ar
rived from Lyons and Tours and brings
an important account of the internal
condition of France. The reported in
surrection at Lyons against the Paris
government r, not true. Our corres
pondent left Lyons Sunday, after spend
ing several days there.
The municipal election was held on the
15th, and it returned a majority of the
independent committee to the council.
They are mostly members of the In
ternational Workingmen's Association,
who fly a red flag. They distrust Tro
chu and Favre, but do not reject the
Provisional Government. The town was
quiet, except the constant cannon prac
tice. The whole male population was
armed, generally with muzzle loading
smooth bore guns. Most of tho battal
lion carried no flag : a few have tri-eolors
but associate amicably with others.
Telegrams in some of the Ixmdon
journals assert that the Prussians, having
been repulsed in their last assault on
Toul. have abandoned the .siege, and are
marching to join the army around Paris.
A dispatch from Bombay reports that
the German corvette Medusa and the
French corvette Duplex have made ar-rangemcnt-
for a naval duel in the Japan
ese waters, at an early day.
It is announced on authority that the
Emperor Napoleon intends to issue a
manifesto, and that the French Senate is
to meet at Lornages.
It is generally believed here that the
Prnsshns' nogoiiations arc solely for the
sake of delay, so as to secure possession
of Paris durip.g the investment of the
city.
The following important encasements
have occurred : On the 17, the Pius.-ian
brigade routed several battalions of
French north of Brevamies forest ; the
next day a sharp skirmidi occurred near
Yiiry; on Monday the French were
driven from their entrenchments at Li
trey, losing 7 gun?.; near Ver-aiiics, two
thousand Mobiios, captured a number of
Prussians, whose protection had been
solicited bv the inhabit-nt--.
Noisy :iiid d.m-t ro a. crowds r.ssoinl.'ed
in 'liir-i . -Tjt fpiurti-;v, utlerinr revolting
cries.
V i;ir'e t".iiiu!j'r oi' r.u.h.s v.vie
armed, and in ."me ca.-cs violence was
committed ; in o:i.. in-tance a st ovehou.-e
was broken oj c:i and a quantity of pro
visions seized, undvr p! t' :i'-c ,)' au
thority from the c :iii:r.;ii;.j i. f d fence.
On Sunday night mu -U tenor juev.-uiod
anions the better class of tlie ; opu'.tii.-.n.
On Monday a Ian e force of .N.-.tinna!
Guards and .-onio regulars ;i! d m arines
from the forts luarvhcd into tho city to
pre.-erve order.
There but litte doubt that r.n at
tempt will be. made before Ions by the
extreme party to st i-:e and cs't:o the
government. It is difficult to say where
the end will be. Not trusting wholly to
peac! negotiations the last honrs for
leaving the city were marked by the
ru.-h of hundred. whose c mirage gave
Way. At the last moment hundreds of
applications were made to Minister
Vashburne for pas-ports by Frenchmen
who wore never outside of Fram e, and
who pretend to be naturalized Ameri
cans, but were unable to produce their
papers.
Beyond a doubt Paris is provi: loned
fbr four months. An appeal has been
issued by the authorities begsing the
citizens to exercise the greatest care and
frugality in the use of provisions from
the prc-cut moment. Trochu is working
indelatigably. Yesterday lie was con
fined from indisposition. For the past
two nights the city has been ahuo.-t in
total darkness. Tlie citizens are adopt
ing measures to light tho streets with
lamps.
Lonpon. Sept. 22.
Capta:n Ilowarth, the Queen's mes
senger, has arrived at London. 1 low
art h and members of the Spanish em
bassy were the last to have Paris on
Sunday, when all egress and ingress to
the. city was closed. They went to
Rouen, then to Calais, and were three
days e;i route.
The lla'itie blockading fleet is cruising
from Boulogne to Dmikergne.
The Cologne Gazette declares tlie
Prussians will not insist on the annexa
tion of Lorraine.
Special to the Xcw York Time.'.
Lonimin, September 22.
Gen. Burnside left for Paris this morn
ing. He carries with him letters from
Count Bernsteir to Bismark and also to
the Prussian and French Commanders.
I lc expects to get through the linos, but
it is doubtful if he succeds. All commu
nication between Paris and Tours is cut.
The members of the Provissiona! govern
ment are now as effectually operated as
before, .nyonri and Paris aro not in
political accordance. Tho great cities of
France refuses to be bound by the action
of the capital, if it capitulates.
The C atholic powers have already
communicated to the Pope their readi
ness to contribute their quota to make
up the revenue for the maintainance of
the Holy rce.
Tho report from Tours that I heir?, had
outameu irom jngianu a recognition ui
, . - , i i
the provisional government, is not be
lieved here. We must wait and pee
what the Constitutional Assemoly de
cides to do.
In Tours the belief is that no negotia
tions for peacs are likely to succeed un
til military events before Paris assume
some decided turn.
A telegram from Havre, to-night, says
that fresh complication have arisen be
tween Russia and Turkey, and regards a
war between the two powers as probable.
Special to the New York Herald.
Lonhon-, Sept. 22.
A Paris letter of the 20th says: The
action of the extreme Republicans on
Saturday and Sunday was disgraceful
There were demonstrations in several
parts of the city upon the announcement
of the demands of the Reds lor the
creating of commit ticcs of defense in the
di'ierent arrondisseinents to be chosen
by people, and levey a general collection
and division of food and amunitien.
Toi rs, Sept. 22.
The Prussian cavalry entered Mantes
Sur Seine and made a requisition. They
subsequently rejoined their corps, which
is advancing in that direction.
Fighting near Paris continues with va
rying results. No important engage
ment yet. The reports that the Prus
sians had occupied Orleans are not con
Armed. The manufacture of arms by
private parties, as well as in the na
tional armories, has been vastly in
creased. Letters from Metz, picked up at Fen
ctrange, reiterate the assurances that the
place is well provisioned and the morale
of the garrison excellent.
It is rumored that Lyons will be made
the temporary capital of France. The
provisional government is determined to
repress the excesses ot tlie reds.
There is a strong movement on th
part of the clergy of France in favor of
the national delenee,
Railway and postal services are still
extremely irregular.
Information received here destroys tlv
hone of peace. Favre expressed a wil
iingncss to accede to any plan to satisfy
Prussia for electing a representative as
semblv. and thus obtain the voice of a
duly accredited government, thus mak
ing terms of peace : but the Kins of
Prussia's counsellors positively refuse an
armistice, and will make peace only on
condition of retaining possession of the
districts now occupied.
Favre informs his associates in the
government that the session of Alsace
will certainly be the ultimatum of Prus
sia, and he has little hope of the success
of his mission.
Marsailless, Sept 22.
Garibaldi is prevented from leaving
Caprcra, and is guarded as a prisoner.
Italian war vessels are cruising off the
Island.
BurssEL.s.Sept. 23.
A British diplomatist arrived yester
day en route for the headquarters of the
King of Prussia on an important mi-
rion conncctel with the peace nego-j
tiatioii?. i
The Prussian sol ibrs wear very cpm
monly, underneath their shirts, a pie.
of sole leather about ten inches square, j
which is liard enough to turn a buid -r,
unless struck perpendicularly, and is a
very good defence against lance or sabre.
The ''glorious old white men's party''
in Louisiana, which has just closed it
session, contained anion.-r others four ne
f.ro di lojrates. This is the first fruits of
the "New Issue" so strenuously con
tended for by our down town cotempo
rtiry. We atrree with the Democrat
tliit the unpopular record of thc
"Whitc man's" party, should be foi
LOttcn, and that they htive credit now
for working for the public trood, and for
our common country. We will further
as-ure them that if in future years
their works show continued repentance,
the generous public may again gradually
entrust them with power to some limited
extent. inr.if i AJca tiw.
The compositors' cases in the niis.-ion
printing houses in China have over six
thousand compartments for the recep
tion of the numerous letters of the Chi
nese alphabet. The crimes are bntit iiri
the f.irm of an ampitheatr;, and lh
compositor stand i;i trie mid 11 . liver
letter he sets he selects IVyiu the -i-thousand.
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a can x ntnci.'s.-'f-npff-r. says tuat ;t ci
got into George FrnncisTrfiin'sbed-ro -tt:
and tried to suck his breath, ' not t.
ing who he was." 1 1 was the last oi'
cat. It died, blown up with wind
baloon : anl Train didn't miss it : -11
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Cu'v -'iK per etnt. i r, i i ri ;hi- valurf ion U
reoH'r.vi f..r th fir.-t ye.ir : t' l- - f-r t:;..
f-ei-oii !. and tl.( n. on :i;id :t;i r i',:-. third year,
only ..!.. -'li-. tii -.!'t:c' ! -ir -ij .il i :n.l !L,,.,rf.ici::,i"
interest is payablc.iiui'.i.-rlly.
TVYEHTYPtS CENT WILL CE DEDUCTED
Fr.-.TU our Ten Years Credit price, nt the ojitiv-.n
of tha buyer, if he pays oi 1 ii i. it ad ten per eeni.
in: re l ivi; (..in one ye-.. fr. ;i H -f : r.-ii.i. jo-
and ii.si rt;-"i!ip'K.ii p;iy-it'i.t. wii; be ai'-i-.v. i j-;
.-c-'.t::-:m nt.
On fness Generous Terms
At low triers, rtreinir f.efi 31 to -.". ";. r,T.
f-.S-i'K st(!. r.j;, yjtr. rn era-iivru'e ut
FP.i.T l'OLLALS l'Kit AC UK, a.- i..r m.: ..;:y
tind l-c-::l Hdvi-tita.rc..
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'M jiercs E. li. Liiiei.- tt 7 ea.--h i.-- I
sS T'l i !1 In years e-re.lli;:t i" ; eree.it., I
:!. v."ii! eu.-t, i:: e:::" :ct.::i;:l j.av. f
tee-ito. the totiil su-ii of I - i)
An t P'-o irro.i i;f S-ho'd i. !i.d. at ?7 I
i'ie iev.:-;t p.-;.e, asid fre Jr! t!v I
.-.'laftttetiou f r '4. IO an I Iti
c.oiiarii, ;!. year.-, at ten perco.-.t. j
. intere: t, eo!-'t J ".2(0 !:
Makir. a dLTereiicc in f.;vor ol'R.;:! 1 - ,. .
It roa I l.in.?.-of ; e " u'
i:t idra fair ei!i.:ifi.-..ii the avei;e prt.e at
v.-hc l ;;e!.ioI Land-1 hi'vc liocn fold, rhonld he
i-oiiii-art-.l !ih tlie avenij;e priee of ear l.ail-r-.id
i tn-ls.
Take ior example the nver:ire lri -o of S10.r;i
per a- :e. 1. 1 v, !.'; the Sr..t Jt. h... .1 I.::-, i ; i e
b.-cn .-vd !. :. per i-( foi t ot S;'! .A u iitor !.:..nd
C ri t'..'-ionei of thi .1.-;.', f.-r i..,- f..,r
en.titi' Nov. di'th. h';dt, ;i.nd 1 do a ere ..?(.- nt'thi-s
pri.-e j:i ten years at ten per cent. luP-ren the
V'.:il r ii-ii r.f. Hi ii
Pertaet Irom !.is the total cost of I'J
t'riM of . ,( M. ii. i. Land.--, at our
moriij-e Iilhl- .. ro.lic pri.e of sl''."
pt-. aer... '.. jo ye..r.! credit -it 0 pir
cent. 5t.t-rt-.--t viz ZlZVi 40
Ai.d t'.ie ditt'-retiee oo .i ou-rt' r s..,!
ti.a in favor of Itaiiroed La::d. .. $1,130 C'l
Tats 'soiap-irisor is not in.ide to pr- .- t'l it the
-sh. r.l .. : li :- I-..-., M too ,-: t.,
.rove tat! t the law ol .hi- jstnt-j ls-ii; 1 .cn ratified
I v a.-t '.d id Itiioii i J at n -r
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