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THE NEBRASKA HERALD.
Rail Koad Time Tabic.
B. & M. IU II IN NEBRASKA.
ARR TES. i DEPARTS.
Mail and Ex. 3:1., p. m.'Mail and Ex. 10:00 m
ireight A Ac. 3.00 a, lu.i Freight A Ac. 4:45 p m
.- . 73. & M. R. R. IN IOWA.
ARRIVES
Mail A Ex. 7 p. ni.
Ac'tion & Fr'ght 4 pm.
Pacific Exprc 10 a. m.
DZPABT9
Mail A Ex. 6 a. tn.
Ac'tion A Fr'ght 12 m.
Atlantic Ex. 4:15 p id.
OMAHA ; A SOUTHWESTERN.
In connection with Burlington A MhuiOur
River Railroad in Nebraska.
Depot at loot of J ones Street.
LCAVKS.
ABBITKfl.
Omaha.. .......:fA a. to.
do ..3;f0 p. in,
Lincoln 6:tw a. m.
Ao ...1J0 p. m.
Lincoln .12:.',X3 p. in
do ......... 9:30 p. in
Omihl . .....11:10 , ui
do ........... 6:10 p. m
K C. ST. JOE. A C B. R. R.
at pacific jtrscTios iowa. I
GO I NO WORTH. UOl!Q SOUTH.
Mall and Express 4:4" p. in. 7:57 a. m.
Niht Express 8;lia.m- 2:00p.m.
This gives passengers from Plattsmouth close
Connection poing 8outhr North by leaving here
On the 1:00 m. train.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUEE OF MAILS.
Honia.
O. B. A fit. Joe R. R. fionth
C. B. ir St. Joe R. K. .North,
B. A M. R. R- East.
B. A M. R. R. West.
Omaha by Rail
Weeping W ater,
N.hMck Citv. bv Pta2e.
CL0BK9. AERIVSa
10 p m. io.no pe
10 p. m. 10.30 p m
10 p m. 10.30 p m
9am. 4pm.
10 p in 10 am
12 m. 12 in.
9 p m. 8 pin,
Departs Afondsys, wedneaaaya ana A-riuays.
Uface hours, from 8 a ui to 7 p m.
Sundays. 12 to 1 MARSHALL. P. M.
LOCAL 3STBW3.
IIiou The wind for the past "aw
dsy3.
Chief 3 ustlce Mason wa3 thrown from
Lis buggy while on hia way from Paw
nee City to Tecuruseh.
A new Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing ma
chine for sale or trade. Inquire at tho
Herald office. tf
Maj. Wm. Daily, of Omaha, is cperat
ing in the U. S. Marshal's office, Omaha,
as Depaty U. S. M.
The National Convention of Colored
Men, recently held at New Orleans, was
very strongly Grant.
Republican politics in Pennsylvania
are in a muddle. Forney and Cameron,
both party war-horses, being at deadly
variance.
Charles Suruuer h going to New York
to give the deuizens of the great me
tropolis a taste of his views on the po
litical situation.
You can buy ladies Gaiter?, very neat
for SI oO at the Plattsmouth Shoe
Store." apr4tf
Nebraska City came very near having
a first-class fire on Saturday night, by
the explosion of a coal oil lamp in Char
ley Gerber's butcher shop.
You can buy men's shoes ( good) for
$2 00 at the Plattsmouth Shoe Store. .
apr4tf
The latest style of "Broadway Hats"
for sale at Stadeluiann's, for $4 50 and
$6 00. Call soon if you want to secure
one. wl
We call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of F. Elsler,
Merchant Tailor. Ile'will get you up
a suit that he warrants to fit. Give him
a call.
New goods ! neat gcods, and cheap a
the Plattsmouth Shoe Store, noxt door
to post-office. apr4tf
Since the warm weather has set in, it
ascertained that most of the fall wheat
is seriously injured, and much of it will
La plowed up and sowed in spring
wheat. The partial failure is attributed
to the fact that it was not properly put
in.
riatte Valley House for rent. In
quire of Maxwell & Chapman.
march2Swtf
A large number of citizens from the
Southern portion of tho county were
present to listen to the arguments of
counsel in the Rakes case.
West Virginia has adopted the ballot
in place of the viva voce method at elec
tions. This is an encouraging circum
stance for it is only a hundred years be
hind the times.
Mr. Schurz is going to speak at New
ark in aid of the building of a new Ger
man hospital. He is evidently looking
out for a soft place to retire to after the
Cincinnati Convention.
Court adjourned last Saturday even
ing leaving a large number of cases un
disposed of.
O'Brien & Merges, at the Plattsmouth
Shoe Store, make to order, at reduced
prices, the . very best class of French
Calf Boots, Shoes, &c, all styles of
tidies Bronze, Glove and White Kid
Shoes and Slippers, made to order.
apr4tf
The House has passed a bill forbidding
Receivers and Registers of Land Offies,
and U. S. Surveyors, from entering or
purchasing any of the publio lands of
the U. S. either for themselves or others,
or acting as agents for real estate trans
actions of any kind, upon penalty of
dismissal from office.
lion. James Doom, of this county,
has been spending a few days in the city
this ..week. - It ia . reported that Mr.
Doom will be put forward by his friends
as a candidate for Governor next falL
Beatrice Express. ',
The bill authorizing the construction
of a bridge across " the" Missouri at Ne-"-braika
City has passed the Senate, and
will, without doubt, pass" the House. " It
is only a question of dimes, whether the
- bridge bball be constructed With the
examples of Omaha and Leavenworth
before them, citizens of Nebraska City
ran readily estimate thi fO?t of 'such an
'undertaking.
WAJITEl).
The undersigned wishes to purchase a
lot of youcg cattle. Inquire at my resi
dence in Plattsmouth, or at the Herald
office. Geogbe A. Seybolt.
April 18, 1872. ' " 1 ; tf
EDITOBIAli CIXA7CGC
Hon: 0.: W. Frost has assumed the
edstorial. control of the Omaha Repub
lican, in place of C. B. Thomas. Mr.
Frost will act until the arrival of the
permanent editor; but as to who he is,
the Republican does not enlighten as.
FOB BEST.
A dwelling house, with four rooms,
cellar, stable and garden Just east of
the residence of J. W. Barnes. In
quire of J. V. Wcckbacb, at Empire
Bakery. n'wtf
SEBIOl'S ACC1DEST. "
A daughter of Hon. Isaac Wiles, liv
idg near this city, was seriously burned
a few days einco by coal oil, which she
was using for the purpose of starting a
fire. We did not learn the particulars
as to how the accident was caused ; but
understand that though ' very seriously
burned she is doing well, and hopes are
entertained that no permanent injury
will grow out of it.
Til E TKl'XK.
The committee appointed by the
county and city left Monday morning for
St. Louis. This committee is in earnest,
and will represent the interests of the
county faithfully. St. Louis has taken
a lively interest in the matter, and it is
hoped that plans may be matured that
will insure the building of this line of
road through, this season.
Delegates from Omaha and the coun
ties north have also gone.
If St. Louis really desires this road
and is willing to aid in its construction,
we may reasonably hope to see it built
at an early day.
PAST UK A UE.
Parties desiring pasturago for stock
can be accommodated by calling on the
undersigned.
Good water in the field.
SamL L. Thomas, Four miles
west of Plattsmouth. Aprl. 11 w-4
OH AHA. BEE.
This energetic and outspoken advo
cate of "the right," has, as we see by
its issue of the 15 th inst, made a
change in its editorial department, Hon.
E. Rosewater being the. publisher, and
C. B. Thomas, Esq., the former accom
plished editor of the Tribune & Repub
lican presiding over its leaders. We
congratulate the friends of the "Bee,"
and their name is legion, on this acqui
sition. We have had many bouts here
tofore with Mr. T., but we cheerfully
accord to him his well earned reputation
as a writer at once terse and forcible.
The readears of the Bee have certainly
secured tho pungcntesl writer in Nebras-
CIIAXGE.
The Tribune & Republican of the
16th reached us with the news of there
tirement of 3Ir. C. B. Thonia?, its late
able editor, and its own acquisition of
the services of Hon. Jeo. W. Frost, as
Editor-in-Chief. Mr. Frost's long resi
dence in Nebraska, and intimate ac
quaintance with its wants nnd best inte
rests prove that the managers of that
journal were wise in selecting that gen
tleman to occupy the position so ably
filled by his predecessor.
Farmers ! when you want Boots or
Shoes made to order. Repairing done,
or anything in the way of leather and
finding?, call on O'Brien & Merge?, at
the Plattsmouth Shoe Store, next door
to post-office. apr4tf
We learn from a letter received from
Vt. D. Wild-nan, at Greenwood, that
the prairie fires have done considerable
damage in the western portico of the
county recently.
Mr. Charles Clapp, of Stove Creek,
had his house, granaries, stables, &c,
burned, together with a valuable library,
$23 in money, and tools valued at $50.
Mr. George Leevcr, of Greenwood
precinct, also had his hay and etables
burned.
Other parties have suffered consider
able damage, but to what extent we are
not informed.
The Chicago Mail is decidedly dissat
isfied with tha left-handed endorsement
of President Grant by Henry Ward
Beecher. While he eulogized Grant as
the best man in the party to occupy the
White House, this man of India Rub
ber, as the Mail calls Beecher, also ad
ded : "I am very glad that our immi
grant population have a representative,
as pure as wise, as sagacious and elo
quent as Schurz. When Schurz speaks
I listen because I know I hear the voice
of an honest man." Again, referring to
Trumbull and Sumner, Beecher said:
"The same is true of Judge Trumbull,
and no man shall surpass me in grati
tude to Mr. Sumner." '
1 OCR CITY SCHOOLS.
In a former issue, we called attention
to the wants of the cit7 in the way of
schools. i 1 V
We have no desire to complain about
what has been done, but rather to cal
attention to what should be done to meet
the wants of the citizens. . Within the
city are three small school houses, which
for practical purposes, would probably
be sufficient for. scholars belonging to
the primary department. To - meet a
further want the city must hava nigh
Schools. To accomplish this, 'a good
building" is needed, and wa believe the
bonds voted by- the city, if they can be
negotiated, will erect one. If we cannot
erect such a building, let our School Di
rectors lease some - good room that a
High School may be opened ? Will
they do this ?
The next annual meeting of the So
ciety of the. Army of the Potomac will
be held at Cleveland on the seventh day
of May. Gen. Joe. Hooker will preside.
Mr. M. B. Murphy the popular 'ITar
uess" man of this City intends starting
a Branch House at Lincoln.
TEE TRIAL. OF OALLAXT BAKES
FOB 1IUROEK.
The Prisoner Convicted.
The facts developed in the new trial
of the above named prisoner, were sub
mitted to the jury last Friday night, and
a verdict of guilty rendered. The jury
was out about three hours. This is a
case in which the prisoner was fouud
guilty at a term of the District Court
held here in September, 1S70, and he
was sentenced to the penitentiary for life
for the murder of Sarah J. Powers.
Application was made to the District
Court for a new trial, which was over
ruled, and the case was taken up to the
Supreme Court on writ of error, where
it was decided that the court below
erred, and the prisoner was remanded to
this court for a new hearing.
The case came up for trial, and after
hearing, the jury returned a' verdict of
guilty, and the prisoner was re-sentenced
to the penitentiary for life.
Tho testimony adduced on the trial is
not in the main different from that de
veloped on the former trial which was
published in the Herald.
The case was ably argued by District
Attorney Cowin and Geo. S. Smith, on
the part of the prosecutien, and by
Messrs. Maxwell and Marquett, on the
part of the defense.
Application was made by the prison
er's counsel for a new trial, which mo
tion was overruled by the Court. We
understand that the case will be taken
up to the Supreme Court on writ of
error. Below are the names of the ju
rymen before whom the casj was tried:
Jas. Simpson, Enos French, J. II. Ho
gan, P. L. Wise, J. A. Hawks, A. G.
Bowman, John Clements, G. W. John
son, Henry Kilmer, Wm. Dickinson,
John Wolpert, E. S. Cutler.
We herewith give a detailed descrip
tion of a Bteamer built herejaduring
the past winter. It was launched last
Thursday, and now lies at the city levee,
awaiting the machinery. The hull was
built by Jas. O'Neill & Co., under the
immediate supervision of Wayman &
Curtis, who also made the boiler at their
machine shop in this city, and who are
part owners.
The boat is C3 feet long and 1G feet
beam ; depth of hold, 3 feet ; she will
be provided with two engines, of 25
horse power each ; is to bo a side-wheeler..
The boiler is a tubular. Her
guards will be 3 feet wide. She is in
tended to run to Omaha and Nebraska
City, and as she will only draw 12 or 14
inrlioa wlipn nil r riA marVhinerv is aboard
it may be she will make an occasional
trip on the Platte. She is intended to
carry wood, grain, &c, and we hope the
gentlemen who own her will he wen paid
tn r Vipir vp.ntnrA in this enterDrise.
The cost of the boat is about $5,000.
No name has been given her yet. it is
expected that she will be ready for busi
ness in about two weeks. Success to
her. '
We are in receipt of the Merrick
county News, a lively Republican paper,
published at Lone Tree, Nebraska. JLhe
naDer deserves the support of the peo
ple of that section of Nebraska, and
will, no doubt, receive it.
If you wish to buy a 6uit of clothes
cheap andof the latest style, and patterns
call at the Elephant Clothing Store.
Newman keeps good goods and sells
cheap.
IE.TAL.
Dr. M. H. McClusky will be in Platts
mouth on Monday. 22nd inst. and will re
main for two days. Persons wanting dental
work done can be accommodated by leav
ing their orders at the office of Dr. Liv
ingston or by calling.
See advertisement of Wind Mill in an
other column. Persons wanting any
thing of this kind can do no better than
to order of Mr. Strang.
We have just been shown a letter from
a lady livingt Savannah Mo., to W. J
Hesser, of this city, acknowledging the
receipt of a large lot of Plant3 and Flow
ers previously ordered from Lim, in which
she says; they have always sent East for
plants and flowers, but happening to see
his Catalegue this spring gave him an
order. The lady says they are the finest
assortment ever seen in that section; set
ting all the neighbors wild, and Mr. Hes
ser may look for large orders, &o. &o.
Hesser uses Printer's Ink, freely, and
the Herald Office does his work; '"Do
you se it?"
Our democratic exchanges come to us
with glowiug editorials on the magnitude
and enthusiasm of the Cooper Institute
Liberal Republican Democratic Meeting
on the 12th inst., in New York.
As Democracy contemplates furnishing
cine hundred and ninety-nine thousandths
of the votes for this causes and to control
it3 administration if successful, as well as
hold the offices, it is peculiarly in their
line to do the blowing. '
SHARK TREES.
Many of our citizens are planting shade
trees along their side walks. This is a most
commendable work and will contribute
largely to the fine appearance of our
streets. What impropriety would there
be in our city council passing an ordinance
remitting a certain amount of taxes on
each person who planted shade trees
along onr side walks ? The whole meth
od might be systematized, regularity in
'size, kind, distance apart &c, be obtain
ed and a slight remission of so much per
tree, set out in accordance with" such
ordinance, be made an inducement that
would go far to improve the beauty of the
towa. Let our city authorities take hold
of this in time.
Mr. Guthman of the firm of Guthman
& Huberty arrived home from Germany
last Tuesday. Mr. Guthman has been
on a visit to his friends there. We are
glad to welcome Frank back to Platts
mouth, as he is one of our best citizens,
neis perfectly satisfied with Nebraska
since his return.
Mr. J. H. Downing, correspondent
and agent of the Council Bluffs Xbnpar
eil, was in the city this week working up
his paper. He met with considerable
success, and will call again beforo he
quits the canvass in Nebraska.
Now I am ready to Bhow you the
nicest assortment of jewelry ever bought
in this market, and I will sell everything
in my line cheaper than ever sold here
before, watches and clocks carefully re
raired and warranted. You will find me
at Wm. Stadelmann's Clothing House.
Paul Braistch.
April 11 w4
Twentt-Fivk Cents. This amount
will buy a bottla of Mrs. Whiteomb's
Syrup, the great soothing remedy for all
diseases incident to infants and children.
About one hundred emigrants came in
on a special train last Tuesday morning
and went west on the B. & M. Every
day brings large accessions to Nebraska.
Reports from Seward County state
that the spring wheat is all sown, and
that farmers are ploughing for corn. .
Arbor day was celebrated by a large
number of trees being planted.
Messrs. Vallery & Ruffner have now
opened a branch house at Crete. Mr.
Ruffner will take charge of the house.
A Very Talnable Nambtr
Of Hearth and Home for April 20 is be
fore us. Besides several fine engravings
and the usual good assortment of excel
lent reading for all departments of the
household, a Supplement in this number
gives an account of a four years' Libel
Suit brought against the Publishers for
exposing Humbugs, in which the import
ant rulings of Judge Brady of the N. Y.
Supreme Court, and tliS testimony of
leading physicians, take advanced ground
in regard to the responsibility of manu
facturers and dealers in patent medicines.
This will be specially interesting, not on
ly to Lawyers, Physicians, and Druggists
but to all who buy and u.e medicines,
and to thofe-whoJiave been swindled by
humbuge. ' A prominent feature, howev
er, of this number of Hearth and Home
is the New Stort by Dr. Eggleston,
author of the "Hoosier Schoolmaster."
The new story is entitled "The End of
the World," illustrating life and scenes
in the West thirty years ago. It ia con
fidently believed that thia will be one of
the most attractive and nsefal . American
Stories yet brought out. Get this num
ber especially, either of your newsman,
or send a dime and get a postpaid copy
from tho Publishers, ORANGE JUDD
& CO., 245 Broadway, N. Y.
DIED
SUDDEN EY OF
EASE.
HEART DI5-
How common is the announcement.
Thousands are suddenly swept into eter
nity by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filled with irritating, poisonous materials,
which, circulating through the heart, ir
ritate its delicate tissues. Though the
irritation may at first be only slight, pro
ducing a little palpitation or irregular ac
tion, yet by and by the disease becomes
firmly seated, and inftamation or
hypertrophy, or thickeaing of the lining
membrane or of the valves, is produced.
How wise to give early attention to a
case of this kind, Unnatural throbbing
or pain in the region of the heart should
admonish one that all is not right, and if
you would preserve it from further dis
ease, you must help it to beat rightly by
the use of such a remedy as shall remove
the cause of the trouble. Use Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery before the dis
ease has become too seated, and it will,
by its great blood purifying and wonder
ful regulating properties, effect a perfect
cure. It contains medicinal properties
which act specifically upon the tissues of
the heart, bringing about a healthy action,
Sold by all first class druggists.
liucal News
"Amoxost the live and progressive
institutions of the day is Geo. P. Rowell
& Co's Advertising Agency, No. 42 Park
Row, New York. The establishment is
so systematized, and their fnoilitipa nra nn
ample, that the public is sure of being
served in the most complete manner. -Boston
Post.
For derangement of the Liver for
Dyspepsia, Diarrhoea, Piles, etc., Dr.
Simmons' Liver Regulator certainly has
no superior. It acts like a charm, with
out debilitating the system. I have tried
it thoroughly, and speak what I know.
Rev. S. GARDNER,
Atapnlgus, Ga.
For Sale at a Bargain Se i of
sec. 3b, town 12, range 10 east, 100 acres
broken, house, and stabling for six hor
ses ; good lot, fenced, water handy, 2
mjles from railroad station. Price, $2,-
iw. Jieven hundred down, balance on
long time at ten per cent interest. In
quire of Barnes & Pollock. marl4tf
SEED POTATOES.
A few bushels of genuine early ros
potatoes for sale at Bennett Bros.
- mar23tf.
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide in another column. It
should be read by all. decldiwly
NEW GOODS ! New Styles ! !
MERCHANT . TAILOR-
Is in receipt cf the finest and best assortment
of Cassimeres, Cloth., Vesting o.. yer
brought to tho city which I will make op in
latest styles, - Please call and examine.
Plattsuioutix. April 18 1S72. , w3m
WANTED. AGENTS 9lOQ to" 625 per
months everywhere; Male and Female,
to introduce the genuine improved MARSHAL
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch, hem. fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord, quilt,
aad embroider in a most superior manner.
Price, only $15, fully licensed and warranted for
live years. We will pay $1000 for any machine,
high price or low, that will sew a stronger, mora
beautiful or more elautioseam than oun. 1 1t
makes the EUutit Ao-A-irA. Kvery second
stitch can be cut, and still the cloth can not be
palled apart without tearing it. We pay agents
$100 to $i60 per month, and expenses, or a com
mission from which twice that amount can be
made. For particulars and terms, apply to or
address,
S. MARSHALL A CO. -No.
102 Nassau Street.
.New York.
CAUTION. Do not be imposed upon by
other parties traveling through the country
palming off worthless east-iron machines under
the same name or otherwise. Ours is the oLly
genuine and really cheap machine rnnnufac
turedi aplSwU
FIRST NATIONAL , BANK,
" OF PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA.
t : bucckbsos to 1
Tootle, Hanna & Clark.
JOHM FlT2FBAI.B,
Prendmt.
Joh R. Clark,
Catkur, . .
C H. Pismt
Viet rWwl
T. W. Evaiis, - .
. Att't Cithxer.
This Bank is now open for business at their
new room, corner Main and Sixth streets, and
are prepared to transact a general . . -
Banking Business.
Stocks, Bonds, . .
. j Gold, Government . .
. and Local '
. ' . ' ' Securities
Bought and '
6old. Deposits
Received and
Interest allowed
On time
Certificates.
Drafts drawn", available in any part of the
United States and in all the principal towns
and Cities of Europe.
FOR THE CELEBRATED
XErmAKT LIETE-
A N D
OF ST E A M E R 8.
Persons wishing to bring out friends from
Europe can purohase tickets from us, through
to Plattsmouth. apl8wtf -
STATE AGENT
HALLADAY'S PATENT
WIND MILLS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING FORCE
AND FARM PUMPS.
I. X. L. FEED HILLS, ETC.,
TERMS LIBERAL.
The Halladay Mill has stood the test for six
teen years, both in the United States and Eu
rope and is the only one
Generally adopted by all Principal Rail
roads and a- armers.
Send for catalogue and prioe list,-2r
A. L. STRANG.
p!8wtf Seward. Nebraska.
Plantation Bitters.
S. T. 1860-X.
This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and de
bilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy for the ner
vous weakness to which women are es
pecially subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate or frigid, it acts as a
specific in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits.
Dee. 26. d&w lyr.
Beautiful Women!
HAGAN'S MAGNODIA BALM gives to the Com
plexioa the Freshness of Youth.
Hasan's maonolia Balm overcomes the
flushed Appearance caused by heat, fatigue and
excitement, it makes the lady of forty appear
but twenty, and so natural and perfect that no
perron can detect its application. By Its use
tho roughest skin is made to rival tho pure
radiant texture of youthful beauty. It removes
redness, blotches, and pimples. It contains
nothing thai will injure the skin the least.
Magnolia Balm is nsed by all fashionable
ladies in New York, London and Paris. It
costs only 75 cents per Bottle, and is sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers.
Deo, 2S. d&w lyr e 3d w. '
NOTICE.
XWILL furnish parties with stone for building
purposes at reasonable rates, at my quarry or
delivered on the cars at Louisville station- The
followi g kinds can be had on short notice, sills,
caps, perch rock, lice or rod sand stone such as
was used by the B. A M. R. R.in the construe
ti. n ct alt. their stone work. All responsible
orders promptly nlled Address,
J. T. A. HOOVER
dAwtB Louisville Btaticra.
Residence for Sale at Auction.
T "WILL offer my residence, situated at the
X west side of 1 latt month, to the highest bid
der, on the first day of Alay, 1872 There will
be no by bidding. The property consists of 3
acres of kTound. a srood house with three rooms
and a basement, a Rood two-tory barn, capable
of holdicg IS horses ; n good cistern and well.
100 apple trees, whk-h have been bearing tor 8
years, 8 varieties of grapes, all bearing ; pear,
quince, Siberian crab apple, evergreens, tc.
My reason for selling is. that my wife's health is
rapidly failing, and I must took a California
climate. Las Wrioht,
i 8. White, Auctioneer .
marCSw4
PLATTSMOUTH
CDEMIYa
FALL TERM FOR 1871.
Commences October 1 1S71.
Chicago Avenue, Cass county Nebraska.
Prof- Adolphe d'Allemand, Proprietor
and inncipal, Assisted by able
Tutors.
IHIS Acadcmv is now in successful onnera
JL tion. and offers at moderate terms the usual
advantages of a
First-Class School.
"I'he'course of study embraces every bran
L of a thnrnnch Eimlish education, toaeth
orcir the modern lm.Ruages. music, and dra win
iFtpal.cular and reference address the Princi
wh m2&r
Head. Head. Kead
if
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o
... 9
DRUGS IKED1C1NES,
Perfumery?. Toilet articles. Brushes, Paints,
CUs. Varnish, Putty, Window
Glass, Lamps, chimney's, 1
extra refined coal oil. non-explosive
burning fluid, Ac. Ac, do. Xc. ge
DIt. CHAPMAN'S
F-rescripti o a-x
DRUCr STORES-
Next door west of the Post Office, ia the same
room with O'Brien, boot and shoe dealer.
."Strictly pure wines and liquors (for medi
cinal purposes), a speciality.
He manufactures flavoring extracts, a fine
prcparaion of chocolate ready for use. an un
equaled baking powder and various other arti
cles. To those addicted to the use of Opium,
that poisonous and destroying drug, coiae or ad
dress me and be cured as thousands of others
have been and are being, by a painless, perina
nnnt antidote. When once cured, which takes
I ut a short time, you have no desire for drug
or the antidote
A4Communioations for the Opium Antidote
may be addressed to Dr. (1. B. Chapiii.in platts
mouth. Neb. or . J. Chapman. M. I)., Mo.
V alley. Iowa. janlTdiwtf
Plattsmouth Mills ! !
PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA
CONRAD IIEISEL Proprietor.
Flour, Corn Meal. Feed. Ac, Always on hand
and lor Sale at lowest Cash Prices.
tt"lThe Highest nrices tin!. for TFIn.
Corn.
J6Sy Particular attention given to cifs
m.work. mr21
Lock to Your Children.
The Great Soothing Remedy.
MRS. I Cures colic and sripine inl Pric
WhitcombV the bowels, and facilitates 2
&yrup. .tne process ol teetDing. jenw.
MRS. Subdues convulsions andi Price
Whitcomb't overcomes all diseases inci- S"
Syrup. dent to infants and children. Cents.
MRS. Cures Diarrhoea. Dysente- Price
fhitcomb's ry andsummercomplaint 1 35
Syrup, children of all ages. nents.
It is the rreat Infants' and Children'snSooth-
intr Remedy, in all disorders brought on by
teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the Grafton Medicine Co., 'St.
Louis Mo.
Sold by druggists and dealers in Me
everywhere- de2d
Lumber! Lumber
The Undersigned has on hand and is
aflanurdcturinff
- ah kinds of
COTTONWOOD LUMBER
At his Mills at the Ferry Landing at Plattsmouth
Orders Promptly Filled.!
William Edckbtos.
June3JdJfcwtf.
EMPIRE BAKERY.
AND
GEOOE-RY.
Corner Main and Third Sts
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
keep on hand a full supply of
Confectioneries,
Pies,
Cakes,
Cheese
and
and a complete assortment of Groceries and
yueensware, and uiasswars. -tt3-Give
us a call.
2J:f
GUTHMAN A HUBERTY
MONEY SAVED
Is Money Earned
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUMERS
Below will be found a partial list of the goods
offered by us at One Dollar each:
Twelve yards Brown or Bleached Shirting,
Three yards-double width. Table Damask.
Ladies' Fine Chemise with fancy bosom,
(ruffled or trimmed,) wtth a six tucked skirt to
match.
Ladies' fine white eighteen Tucked Skirt,
Fine Germ n Violin, with ivory tip bow.
One dozen all Linen Hankerehiefs,
One ten-ouartcr Honey Comb Quilt.
A good Waterbury Clock. Warranted
Eifcht pair ladies' fine white Cotton Hose,
Two eight-bladod pearl handle Knives.
Eight yards Black Alpaca.
One hundred picture Velvet Photograph Al
bum. Two fine white six-tucked Skirts.
Our J'remium Lint cannot be excAUd to club
orpanizcrt.
Splendid Twenty-koy German Concertina.
Twelve yards of Calico; a good nrtide.
Onedozen Tumblers, wit h six goblets to match,
)ne dozen Linen Towel", medium size.
Eighyrds Lancaster Gingham.
Set of silver-plated Tablespoons, with six
- Teaspoons to match. Plated on white metal.
Two pair ladies' German Corsets; sold every
where at $1 per pair. Send titf.
The above articks are from 65 to 75 per cent.
cheaper than can be purchued of tberetailrade
anywhere. Giceut a triai ordr. Out out one
or any number of the above items and return to
us with the money, and convince yourselves that
we do better tuan any Dollar House .la this
country.
l or fnrther information sed fnr circulars and
terms to agents.
Agents Wanted Everywhere
Address. nORT IN. RRUNDAGE & Co.,
No. 61 1 Pine Street, St. Louis. Mo.
ON MARRIAGE.
HAPPY Relief for Young Men. from tfcte
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Im
pedimenta to Marriage removed. New method
of treatment. New and remarkable remedies.
Books and Circulars sent free, in scale! envel
opes. Address. HOWABP APSfCIIION, No.
onth Ninth St., hiladelfhi. Ta.
Oct JOth-i w 1 ye
S, BLOOM d--cj
S. BLOfjtf & CO.
BOYS AJYV CHILDREN'S CLOTlllA'rf
Hats - and Caps, Boots and 8rircs
Blankets, rubber goods, trunks, valises, e &
ain Street. Second Door East of the Court Houso
BRANCH HOUSE Eroadway.CoucncU Bluffs Iowa.
PLAT i S MOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
m:.sttjfa.ctory.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES AT
Ill
Repairing neatly
Main sireex, riausmouin, ieu; jn lut
HENRY BOECK
DEALER IN
FURNITUR E,
LOUNGES, SAFES,. TABLES,
BEDSTEADS-
OF ALL DBSCBIPTIOVil AJtD AT ALL HR1CES.
Metalic Burial Cases.
WOODEN COFFINS
OPALL SIZES.
Ready Made, and Sold Cheap for Cash.
With many thanks for past patronage," lla
Ate all to call and examine my large stock 0
niture and Coffins JnazHt
. RMMJ RRO9
Weeping Water Nebraska.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Boots, and Shoes.
Hsts, and Cops.
Agricultural Impliments of all kinds. Weir nr
"f X L" Cultivators, Union Corn Planter
"Srandetour and Princeton Plows, Ac e advnA
tourn, all of which weofier to the public at the
owest retail prices.
All Goods Warranted
As jScisrescnted.
t"Our constant aim will be to sell so low
will be to the positive advantage of every tr
rin the w stern ant --: tral portion oi Casi
i vV to make this their head iurters for trad-
llliiiU KKOS.
legal Notice.
Columbus Nuckolls "ml Stephen F. Nuckolls
f h 'I errltofins of Colorado and vYyomin
will take notice that Emolino Rockwood of the
County of Cass in the State of Nebraska. Plain
iiff, did on the lMthday of January A, V. 1872
file her petition in the Second Judicial District
Court in and for the county of Cass in the State
of Nebraska, against Joscpu . Johnson. J, wt.
A. Owen. C. E. Korgy, Columbus Nuckolls and
Stephen F. Nuckolls, defendants, settrng forth
that the defendant Columbus rs uckols ana one
Lafayette Nuckolb on the first day of June A
D 1857 sold to Marquis L. Whito and Daniel
Waterman the following real estate to-wit :
I,f.tfiup(Min Klnck no. tbirtv-four (.'it) in
Plattsmouth. Cats count. Nebraska, Thattbe
nmn wm fnllv n:i id for hut that the ono un-di-
vided half was not deeded to said parties, that
nn said rfnv the said White and W atcrman took
possession of the game and held possession of
. . . .1 . .1 i i Ki:..:ir.
tne eame up 10 vuo nm iuc; m to iuiuouu ;
and that the said prope ty was on or about the
29th day of January A. l l.i.z. levied upon Dy
the defendant, J. W. Johnson, as Sheritr. as
riv of Columbus Nuckolls : and ulaio-
tiff Drays that a perpetnai induction may bo
eranted asainst the defendants, or either c
3J
them, prohibiting them from selling the sai(
nmnartv! and thut the said Stephen F. Nuck
oils, who now holds the legal title, may be de
creed a trustee for. and icquired to make a deed
of snid premises to the said plaintiff, Emeline
Rockwood: and the said Columbus Nuckolls
and Stephen F. Nuckolls are notified that tney
aro required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the 22nd day of Ap'il. A. D. lb2.
or the petition wiU be taken as truo.
Emklimr Rockwood.
By Marquktt, Smith A Stahbibo,
her Attorneys.
Dated March 13, A. D.j72. mar!4w4
"A Penny Saved is a Penny Eamd."
. And if you desire to
Save Tliat Meunp
As well as Pounds go to
To Buy Your
O-R O CJSRIJS
We have bonght out H. D. Fox. and now tit-,
enpy the new store room four doors north of
the Platte Valley House, where we have just
received an additional supply of Groceries and
Provisions, which we will sell very low for raa
All kinds of country produce taken in ex -hange
for goods.
BENNETT BROS.
apSSdtf
Sheriff's Sale.
John Fitigerald ts II. L. R. Sti!c, M.iggie
S. Stiles. Francis S. White and Augustuf Spires
Defendants. Order cf Sale.
"VJOTICE is hrreby given thet I will offer for
1 sale at public auction at the iront door of
theCcnrt Mouoin the cii of Plrtt.uuou.th Cass
county. Nebraska, on Saturday the Ch day of
April A- D. 1872 at the h'nnr of one o'clock p m
of said d.iy th following real est ite to-wit :
Los No s:.x vB and seven (7 1 in b! -rk No one
fl) in Stiles Additfen'to the city of I'latUrooutu
Cass county Nebraska, ns designated upon the
recorded plat of ifaid addition, to be sold ns the
properly of trre -aid defendants on sn order of
sftle In favor of John Fitzgerald is.ued 1)7 the
District Court of the 2d Judicial Di.-trict of Ne
braska witt'n and for Cuss coun'y and to iu
directed ss ijhexifl'of said county, (iiven under
my hand this Cth day of March 1872.
J. W. JOHNSON. Sheriff.
Cat county. Neb,
Mx"wF.t.f. A- CaAFM as. Attorneys lor Deft.
March 7 w5
P. HODAPP
House and in Fa:ntr." Graicir-g, rfifer
hanging and ornamental Faint;ng. UT'jr
prptnr'ly tilled. Shop ntrlh of Pn-e' Flack
taiih Slop. osditt.
WEB-
nKALKjta i.
GENTS'
RNISKIMGQOOOS, V
Platismouih, rfebrask
IsOTf PRICES-
done by P. MAXWELL,
DEALER. LV
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND
sir
i
i"lsjiiin mi in ii
i
All Paper Trimmed free cf
Charge.
Also Dealer in . ,
Books,
Stationary,
Magazines, and
Latest Publications.
Prescr'ntiort earcfally compounded by a
perienced Druggist. ,
Remember the plaoe, three doon west of the
Herald office; Plattimouth, Nobratka.
THE BEST IS
-Tlie Ghcapsst.
Will be fonnd at his old stand on Mala StJ
where he. will t;e plessed to see his for
iner uustomcrs ttbd friends.
He has a large and good assort to en I of fjr-.o'
machinery g jch as the
Phe Marsh harvester, a reaper that two' rami.
X can cut and bind ten acre per day with',.
One man to drive,' and the binder can work la
the thade.
"yT'andJver, ! rfol'rio Corn Pita tera.
Stubble ani breaking plow's. Iron and wooden'
beams.
"Jhe Eaglo and Orohard City Cultivators."
T
he Marsh Riding Cultivator,
MnVurn Wagoni.'lisinfiioa: ReVfer A Mawef'
Mar silica I brasher, io '
F. J. METTESIC
Main StrCcW Plattsmouth. Neb.
c L. S. BiAfK,' Traveling Atent.
Feb. 29 wtf.
brdinance No. IP.
Ai:X'rJinance requiring City OfEcors to give"
Bonds and iixing the amount thereof.
Be it Ordained by the Maior and Cc'unj'
oilmen of the CYf.y "f J'latttm&utlL
Src. 1. That the Mayor. CletH, Trecrer.:
Marehnl, Fo! iee J udge, Aaeor, City Engineer"
and Street Commissioner of tuvl oij, bet.r en
tering upon the duties of their rrii-th-e oQct-.'
hall euch be requi.ed te give boadt to the city,
with good and sufHcisntsecwrity, to beapprove'l
by the council conditio nod f.r the fui:blul per
formance of the dutfca oi thir respective of
fices, ia sums following, to wit : Mayor, five
thousand dollar. ; Clerk, rne thousand dollars i
Treasurer,tif-n thousand dollars ; Marshal, two
thousand dollars ; Police J ndfre. one thousand
dollnr.; Assessor, ono thoisnnd dollar.; Cjtr.
Engineer,' nve hnndre-1 d!Inrf and Street
CouimL'tione fire hundred dollars', .
Ssc. 2.. fl'in councilman, before entering'
upoa tV.e o'iriel of hi ,rti'-o shnlj give to tlid
cut u. bond in tne sum cf oi: tbounaud dollars:
with gO"d and sufiicinntsecuriy. to t pornvei.
by tho .Mayor, conditioned fur tL-J faithful per-l5-man
c of the duties of his ojii -e. o
. Sec, 3. All of said, bonds shail be ufidsr t'aJ
euntody and cure of the City Clerk,
1'HovinKD, That the bond of the Msyor aaf
nud Clerk shall be deposited ruth tho C if
Treasurer. . , . .
Sue. 4. This aet to take effect fr m and after
it poAiago.
An roved March 25tb, 12T2.
M L. WHUE. MircN'
AUel: R. R.Yaiutts, City Citik.
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