LOCAL NEWS-
(TTL. OoMing left for the emt on
MaodiTt for ,he Parr'0SG of laying in
Hi winter ctock of pood.
Mr.O'n. F. ShrUer hn our thnnVa.
far beautiful Vrhna plnt ; nlso Mr
Hester fT boquet of tho pnme.
rMr. Dovey, of the firm of Amison,
pgTeT A Co., arrived on the Denver last
Saturday eteninz.
5"0ur merchants are a'l liyn in
beft'T itoc'm of goods, ready for the fall
nd winter trade.
rtsrS. Bloom his recieved a larg-5 lot
of new poods. Now is tho time to huv.
ttfore any "cullmz ' is done-
mi m
j"The Rev. Oeo- C. Btts hi enm
menced a sprien of Sunday evnin Lc
tur. tne T i trtrv SiC of "th9chtr,h.,1
Servic? hld i.i the upper room of the
Brick School Home.
. mt m
jrVTm Stndiemen k Co.. have receiv
ed an immerse ptock of fall and winter
clothing, fceoidps an endless variety of
otion and "farcy fixing."
fTCapt. Klerer JTjhn Allirnon. Mr.
Nesbit, Mr. Orr, and -vornl other.
whose namrs we did not know, freighter
from this plice to the wr-st, have arrived
within the Inst week. Mist of them wi!j
return R3 Foon a they can relond.
m
sTThe n:;v liu'.Id'nj, corner of Mi in
and Third Sts., h rapidly r.prrouclun;:
completion. Two or three r.iore day
will CnMi the brick work, and the pros
pect isfiiirthat it will be ready to re
ceive goods before cold weather.
fPDn't forpet the nrecinci rrtetin:
cn Saturday next. I.' t rvcry Union
man turn ou and fhow to the rnpin'e.
of free j;-Ternmfnt in this Territory th it
their effor's to ndvnnce the rr.u'e of
treason and tnitor ore nppreci-ted.
It. Shea, T.;., is Htlinp; the
room over Donclin'o S:ore, where
be rroro-1- t take your picture in ftiv
concf i v a 1 st !j yen may desire. lie
will be r':ad t. coraincnce buin-ts in a
fewdav, ftii 1 tb" puMic wiil be duly no
tified through tin-c T'ir.irn of the Ilr.r.ALn.
J"Rvid th- ad v rt'ibrinf nt of Win S
West. Mr. Vo--t has been er.nec in
the rnrsTV lii'ins-s tns'. of l.is life,
and 'n thorou;!i!y e"Ti tc nt with the
varieties of fruit, shrubbery ii', that wil'
prosper in this cli.uat.-: ai;d in con-equonce
ean furnih you to r Lt-tter alvant::ge
than to seni east.
"Ir.J thrf advert i '"rm-nt in to.J.iys
tnper of Mr. ni.-d Mr. Sherlock. This
rffers an pvrk'nt (pp-i.-tuiiity for thf
duction cf t ii toupr I:iuU- in j;ir
vicinity, wiiloii: onJir. th-m from
home. N ) or.e c:m f.til to the advan
tprs of p-h'jorn the'.r I'.nnjr'liters at
home, i. ad e predict the (r.-nt-t -uc
css for the I'airhers of this sent'ii'iry.
Qyit will b.; seen, by reference to or.r
Jverticii. co'aiiiii,:-. that Mr. C. U. IJ irt,
rii Cmuhs, ojcre to the trade in tin lo
cality nis iinTrxm-5 s'ick of Iron, Steel.
N.iils, Ib-avy Hardware, & c. I.'-t our
Blacksmiths, Wai'n-rtrikt r, end "iher
in nerd of his ware, patronize Mr. Burt,
and we will uar:intee that they can do
better than to .-.end farther from home.
m - -
5?"Mr. Ilutchui-oti, agent ior Gree!yB
History, was in town on MinJay, and
informs us that be will be prepared to
supplv his f.ubscri!)ers in this p'mce with
the work in a t-hort tinje In the mean
time, tl.oe wisliinjr to procure a copy of
thisva!uble book can do so by lervin,
their names nt the IlER.M.n office. Now i.
the time to get it, r,8 it is furni-hed only
to those who subscribed in advsnce.
Q5"IIarper'"4 Wc.kly. of the 1 jih.bas
a double p!i;re picture repif er.tin the
scenes in Andersr-ntiUe pi i-on, as proven
in the trial of Wirz. Wo-d.s are inade
quate to portray the fufTerin;; of the?.'
men, and the brutality of their keeper.
If there is one portion of the infernal
regions hotter tbn nnotber, this monster
Oou'.d be ce.n.-ine.l to th' hottest.
j3V'c learn th it tho harmOiiiou-."
party in this co inty are having a "peck
of trouble'' over their leaderhip. Since
the departure of their great fountain of
light, every onj is trying to "run the
machine his own way. King thinks
MicVe'.wait is too exacting . Mickelwait
is not disposed to give in. We think the
friends of tho Maryland man, by sticking
close together, will yet be able to carry
their point.
QTWe learn that one log has been
deposited on the ground, for construct
itig th-i bridge on main St., since our
Jst i"sue. Now why can't the city an
thorities "make a rush." and try to g-t
two logs during tho coming wrekt We
are thankful for even this small conces
sion on the part of tho city government,
and their deviation from the established
rule to mako no improvements; and we
are hopeful of yet getting this bridge
completed in time for the spring travel.
CBlack, Buttery & Co., are just re
ceiving their fall stock of goods, compris
ing almost everything that you can men
tion in the line of Drugs, Medicine, Gro
ceries, Notions, &c. They keep the
largest stock of goods in their line to be
found in this country, and farmers,
freighters, and others will find it to their
dvanUgij to give them a call before
purchtging. Their goods were bought
fore th6 rise, and were selected by one
cthe firm with especial regard to the
wa of this community.
5? In the advertisement of the C&th
olio Festival in Nebraska City, vo notice
th name of A. F. Harrey on a"commit
tea onflas." Weh.ve a faint recollec
tion of his serving on a similar commit"
tec at Omaha some time nzo.
("Mr. A. O. Wolcott is canvassing
our town nnd the adjoining country for
subscribers to a map of our "Restored
Country," which gives the general !oca-.
tion of things in the west very accurate
Also for a Chart of "Our Fallen Heroes,"
which is a beautiful thing, giving a large
and well executed portrait of Abraham
Lincoln, surrounded by several of the
most prominent men who have laid down
their lives in defense of the country.
Every man should have one of these
Charts in his house, if for nothing else
than to show his gratitude to the coble
di-.aj.
"We defy a comparison of figures,
m to amounts of freight shipped west,
with any town on the river the size of
Pliittsrnouth. There has been scarcely a
day daring the season but that wagons
h ive started out, and instead of the trade
diminishing in the fall of the year, 8 is
uual with other towns, it has steadily
increased. The reason of this is that
whoever travels this road once never
leaves it to travel another; and freighters
hive found that they can transport
freight from here for at least $1 50 per
hundred cheaper tban any other point,
and as fast as the route is tested it is
appreciated.
C57"Mr. B. Knowles ngent of of the
North Western Mutual Life Insurance
Compnny, is in town for a few days only.
This company is winning golden opinions
from the public, for their prompt manner
of doing business, ind the liberal term
they olTor. This is emphatically a home
company, being devoted exclusively to
tho Northwest. Let our citizens study
this matter of Life Insurance, and we
will guarantee that when they once under
stand it the work of the agent will be
much less than now. While that dread
ful scourge of the world, tho Aiatic
Cholera, is advancing upon us with sure
and rapid strides, it behooves our people
to in-une their lives, so valuable to their
f amilies and we would suggest that the
Northwest Company, with its three years'
accumulation of profits, has a much bet
ter chance of .standing through the crisis,
than any Eastern Company can have.
In our judgment, no o is the time to do
a good thing. To morrow is not ours.
Let our citizens examine this subject on
it- merits.
MABRIED-On the 14th inst by Rev.
N m. A. Atnshiiry, Mr. Ai.va 1hew and
Miss EsiiiA Coi.vix, nil of Cass Co.
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST. Cnf! piir of crenin colored
ponies. one horse and one, mire.
IJ-'th dirk mains nnl tails. The horse
is suddlrf marked, iiUo marked on the
sides with fiddle rings. They were
f.irincr!v owned by . V. Johnson, of
I'lattsmouth. The tuare had a rope
around her neck when she left. S;iid
ponies srrayed from Nebraska City, on
the uijjht of the 17th inst. Any one
leering information of their whereabouts
at this ofiice, or with T. Cuinmings at
Ncbra-ka City, will be suitable rewarded.
Wanted A girl about 12 or li years
rM, t o d: light housework in a small
family. For particulars apply at this
I'ibee.
Wanted To rent a small bouse near
the business part of town. App'y at
. 1 - . . T . .
I . i -t I ... . l".
NO'ilCE. Notice is hereby given that
all persons are hereby warned not to
trust my wife Elizabeth Spence, ns I will
pav nt debts of her contracting.
WM SPENCE.
PI ittsmouth Sept. Cth 105 w3.
election!
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the lth day of October next, nt
the .usual places of holding elections
in the several precincts, or as
near to 8uch places as practicable?,
.in -lection will tie held for On 'terri
torial Auditor and one Territorial Treas
urer: for Cass County, 4 members of the
House of Representatives of the Territo
rv of Nebraska, one County Commis
sioner in llock BlufF Distr.ct; one Pro
bate Judge, one Sheriff", one Coroner,
one County Treasurer, one County Clerk,
one County Surveyor and one Prosecu
ting Attorney; and for each precinct 2
J'i ti.res of tho Peace, 2 Constables ono
.A, lessor, 3 Judges of Flection and two
Clerks of F.le tion; nnd one Road Super
vis, ir for each Road District. Which
election will he opened at 9 o'clock A M,
and will continue open until 0 o'clock
P. M., of the same day.
Bv order of the County Commissioners
this dh day of September. A. I). 1863.
B. SPURLOCK,
County Clerk,
I'lattsmouth, Sent. C, 18(35. Cass Co. !
(7?7"For the benefit of persons liable
to ili a Excise Law I would state that
Section 103 requires a duty of two and
one-half per centum on Gross Receipts
for the transportation of passengers,
merchandise, &c, for hire. Freighters
are considered liable to this Section.
Person delivering the freight are the
ones responsible for the tax.
'Ihe proviso in the law mentioning the
right ot adding the amount of tax to
freight, "over contract," only applies in
cases where the law of the State, where
the contract forcarrying the freightwas
made, has fixed the'coinpensatior.; and
in those enses the Act of Congress gives
the right to the freighter to add tho tax
to the freight as fixed by law.
Persous liable will save heavy penal
ties by makiog requ'site returns as soon
as practicable after the de'iverv of the
freight. F. M. DORR1NGTON,
I'lattsmouth, Aug. 30. . .As'ess'r.
Farm For Sale.
I have a good farm for pnle, consisting
of lG5 ncrrs ; 100 fpnced.90 under cul
tivation, and aliotit 65 acres of timber.
It situated 7 mile south of Plutt.
r.iouth on the mam thoroughfare to Ne
hnuka city. For particulars enquiis on
the premesis, or of Hiram Davis in thin
city.
A. M. P. WUITTIER.
April, 2 m l-
Chancery Sale
Ml Sudl'r. Martin 8:adler. WU!!m"I
Croosr, It. W. Alack, a firm dolus
buaine la the name ofSWdJer, Broth
er A Co., CcoipUloauti,
1
Is Chncrr.
Lntber R. tolf y. Phpt.e Poxlry, Pa-
id Prc and Stispieiah laj A Co.,
cicnaanta.
In pursuance and by virtue of a decretal ord. r to
me ditexlrd from the office of fie C Urk of the Vi
trict Cetnt. id Judicial Oirri-t ia and for Ca Co .
Netraska Territory, matte in tbn boe cau-e, and
tar Ml date on itt lliti d..r of April 10, b-ms the
April li-riu ol aaiil Co irt, . the nbacriher. Mailer ia
Chanc-ry ft.r aid C-mrt, K ill fell at public veudue
for cu to tilt.- highest and t'e-t bidder, ia front of
tbe Court lie nte in l'Uttiniouth Nebraska, on
Saturday, October 7th, 18C5,
at 10 o'c'ook A. H , the folluwiog described real e--tattt.
to wit:
Ixt number twelve 12 ia blck number on fll,
aoatb of ibo p iblL-quare in tbe tuu of Itock Bluff
ia Cast dttinry Nvoraska Territory,
Together wita all tbe t nt-m'nta and appertenan
c tbereon nr thereto belooring. To be old aa the
properij of the drfrnuants in the above cau-e. to
aati.fy taid decree, the amount of which iailC6T.42
and lotereit frem dale of aaid decree, tot ether with
all c.fU. "
PUlUmco:h, Sept. 3ib, ISSS.
F. M. DORP.INOTON.
Vaster in Chancery.
W. Pottemob. Scl for Cim;.'t.
ADIIINISTKATOR'S SALE.
Notice i l.erebv giv-n that there will be told at
public aalr, on six inntht ereiit, the praonal prope
ty ! the estate ot Wiley Jone. deceased, conaialing
vt Cattle, tl jix?, rariuicr L'urosila, fcc.. at his late
re-iie e In Cais county, on 'amnlay, eutember
Slh, 1505. ISAllEI.L JON'KS.
A. U. COPbLSND.
sue 25. 13 A.lniinntratora.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Klijah Oibbv, William Oibu, Jeffers n B. Gibbs,
AnnGilb4. Hiabeib Pearoian, aod liile- F. P.ar
min. dt-leiiiiants. will take notice that Anthony B.
Cowtn rtiil. en the 2I-t d y f AnKut, A. I. IS6.5,
S!e Iim p li iou .n be Iitrict C ar t i.f 21 Judicial
liistrict erithi'i and fr Cs county N. T., a((;tiut t e
def-n1i.t-i, stuirijt forth thai one Le i w.
GihbH, on the lt dy of Norembci 1S63. sold unto
Amhoay B. Coven the following real e-tate. to-wii:
The uridivid-d ore half (1-2) of
Lot No Ore (5) in block 2io. forty three (43) in the
citv of PIxt'.Muouth, Cas county N. T., for tb-tnm
vf KiO' I.v-tlire" dollars in hand paid to iwiid Gibba,
and uii'ler sal contract said Coven took poa-esMon
anl now hold eMceable p!tesMon of said preniises.
1 hat since isid xate the said Lewis W. G:bbs has
diel, leaving defendants as his laful heirs And
raying tbAi -aid de endn's e required to make a
de- d for hi1 piemUt-s to the said Anthony rt. Cowen;
and in d- fiiult ib-r. .f that a il aster in Chanrerv cf
thiit c- art e required lo nake the same. And that
the said defends. .L are hereby notili'd that thy are
required t ear an i an.iwer .nd p tniori on or
eioie the 2i l y of 0 tf.b'-i. A. I) . 1 1'iS, or a d c ee
ui'l be reuil- red airainal them as prayed for.
lJJUd Akg. i!l, lSi5,
ANTHOSX B COWEN.
T. M. MAliQrFTt, Sol f.,r C' liii.'t.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Notice U hen ly iteu that Mrs J. B. GarrUoa
ha n ad-- ap. licat ion to the Prob te Omrt of Cass
coun y. rdbka. to have lleiiianiin Aibin app;iitiied
AdminiiT-i tor .T ttit-Katate of Thomas J. Nichols,
lat of Caraounty, deceatt d. 1 be Court therefore
awiioints
Thursday, the 2l day of September, 18C5,
at 2 o'elock P. M , ror hearing sa id anplicatinn, at
which time persons intrestei cna uppear.
Witoeat. my hai.d and s-.al ol oihre this 26tb day
oJ August, 1?65.
L.S. J. W. MARSHALL,
Frohate Judge.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Thomaj J. Watson will take notice that William
Iich did. on the iMh daw of September, A. l. 1864,
tiV hi hill of comp l.iint in the Distiict Court of the
2-1 J"'l;ci;il Dis'rict of the Territory of ebraka,
w it bin aud nr Cas county, riastthfgaid rboniHti
J. Watson, iriiten 1. Ricbariisou, aud Calvin C
Woolworih, d.-tenoaiits, Mttm for b tint on the
IMtli day if July A. t. l-."7, the Kaid d -fi-niiant,
I lionus Wat on. (rave a mo tK lo -' Caivin C.
U'ool'Torih, on the s-'Uih-e-tl q uarter of section No.
tretitv- e (21) ii to'tibip N . t -n (10) north of
fttuge iliiri" ti 1; east of thr 6:h P. SI .. in suid t-eun-tv
of t'.n ,N T.. tosxure the pay lie' t of two hun
dred aud t hjUty dollar to on-- O. ien Ir Uicbardton,
acctroiii); to a crriftin promissory uote referred tu m
raid iiiomk ge Ihut tre said note aod nioi tyafre
wa alttrward duly .-sittied aud ih-liv red bv the
sai.l Oricu 1) hicbard.on to tbe suid William
Le-ich; aud praying that said p emise may be sold
to piv lie said uiu Hie r-u aid promissory note.
And the said in. mas J. Watson i hereby notified
that he required to appear ind answer, pl.nd or
duniur to said bill of com -.la iu uu or before tbe lid
lay i-f (tr-loher, A. U, Isoj, or jn liont will be rrii-
Ur.d sirjiust yon. WILLIAM LfcACli.
Uatrl AllfTUt W, tStJ.V
T. . .M.n."(L fci ru. Sol. for Comp't.
Probate Notice.
Notice is hereby given ht Solomon Baibe. rf
Mills Cfiuuly. iowa. has inatl applt Catiou to ba ap
pointed Admiliiitic.tor of the e-taie of Marpurrt
Jo it. son deceased, laie of Nolawa o.unty, Mi-so'iri.
'I lie Coui t will hear said applicaiiuo for appointwent
on
Thursday, the 31s day r.f Avgvsf, 13'35,
nt? -'rl'icU p. ui. of said day, at which time all per
sous iuteresceu can appear.
U'ites my hand and seal of office
II. s. on thii the 2d day of Auicu-t. A. V.
1560. J. W. MA K.-HALL.
I'rcbate Jude.
NOTICE
Filing C laims against Estate of P. A.
Sarpy.
Notice is hereby Riven that all pe-fons having
claims airainst the estate of Peter A. Sarpy, d-ceased.
late of Cass cou- tv, must H e them duly authentt
cate I by oath with the Pi-.. bate Court or Cas coun
;v, N. T-. nu o. brf. re the sKfONt DaY Of JAN
CaKV, Iviti. at which time there will b-5 a hearing
of al' clairu.s thus til d, ami an allowance made by
the Ci-ui tofatl claims proven to tie just.
Witness my baud aud seal ihn 15 b day of May,
l3.' 1). U. W II K ELK It.
May 15. m3 J'robate Judp.
Music ! Music I
RAYMOND, MIXER cf- CO.,
OKALTRS tt
Piano Fortes, Melodeons, Music and
Musical M'dse,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IOWA.
(At the stand formerly nsed as the Tost Office )
Orde-s by mail for Music. Bnokn, or anything per
taining to Jlusic. promptly attended to
l"S?iders for ttininjror repairing Piano Fortes
and Melodeons in l'.attsmotith and vicinity will be
aUrnd'-d to at our catliest cotiv nietic?.
EAVMON0, MINER tc CO.
An. 8, l'6fl tf
Marble Yard.
The undersigned have opened an
Extensive
MARBLE YARD
In the City of I'lattsmouth,
where they have
PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
Call and
Examine Specimens.
We are prepared to do as good
work as can be fouud in the
country, at as
Reasonable Prices
As any establishment in the
West.
JOSEPII BUTZERIN & CO.
July 1, 1S65, m5
CHEAP GOODS
ATT
NEW STORE!
Howe & Thatcher,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PIAITBS I
FANCY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Hardware, Queensware,
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
OUTFITTING GOODSj&C
THBT
mil NOT BE UNDERSOLD-
Call before purchasing, and
Examine Goods and Prices.
If you do not buy, you will
C3-t FOstecI !
RE3IEMBER
THE PLACE,
IVIgilTi streets
OPPOSITE POST OFFCE.
PLATTS3IOUTII, N. T.
July 1, 1S65. tf
PROVISION STORE !
We hare opened a
r0
Opposite tbe
PLATTE VALLEY HOUSE,
Where we are
Offering and are Selling
Everything
Usually found in the Provision Line,
We wish to buy all kinds of
Country Produce.
Such as
Eggs,
Dutter,
Vegetables, &c,
For which the
Highest Price
will be paid
In Money-
figgThose having such articles to sell
will do well to call and see us before
celling.
J. H. HEYSER & Co.
"riattsmoTi, My 22, '8.5.
M. B. aiURPHY,
Main St., opposite Platte Valley Home,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA.
lias on hand a large ttoek of
SADDLES, HARNESS, COLLARS,
BRIDLES- WHIPS, SPURS,
Curry Combs, Brushes, Cards, fec
IIo can
Outfit a Mule or Horse Train
With everything in his line, on short notice.
My motto is "Quick Sales and Small Profits."
Repairing: done at all times, at reasonable ratc.
BLACK, BUTTERY & CO.,
Wholesale and
Drugs, Medicines and Oils,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes and Perfumery,
Pure Wines and Liquors, for Bledicinal use,
Dye AVoods, Dye Stuffs,
Farmers, freighters and physicians
Will find our stock of 3Iedicines complete. Warranted Genu
ine and of the best quality.
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Filled by Dr. Black.
Plaitsmouih. May 1st, 1S65, tf
?mm mm
E. T. DUKE fe Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WARE.
W keep constantly on hand Emigrants' and Freighters
OUTFITTING GOODS,
Such as Camp Stoves, Frying Pans, Skillets and Lid?, Ovens,
Camp Kettles, &c. We also keep Chain Pumps and
Fixtures, Hydraulic Cement, Sad Irons, Fruit
Cans and Jars, Lanterns, Coffee Mills &c.
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice, with
neatness and despatch. Are agents for the sale of Stew
art's celebrated Combination coal or wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., South Side, between
Second and Third Streets,
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - NEBRASKA-
W. L
Picture Gallery,
North
Pictures taken of all Kinds.
Ambrotypes, Photograph, Gem Pictures, Ac A good assortment of Cases Frames,
Albums, Ac., constantly kept on hand. Qilt and Rosewood Molding, or Frames
rondo to order, of any size.
Apothecaries Hall.
JOHN REED & CO.,
Cor. Main and $th Sts.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - NEB.
Dealers ia
DRUGS & -MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Putty andGlass
rtet Mtiemci of all kinds. ToHt irdclM, St
tiOBcrr, and arrrftbiDg kept ia nt-clu Drag
bcore. at Inters pnett.
Wa ara pTefa'! SI! s.'! aod warrant
wrj'-dihtif'wt. apr.10 'S
Retail Dealers ia
and Fancy Articles Generally.
irm stoii
- THOMAS'
Side Main St ,
THE PEAIRIE FARMEE,
DEVOTED TO
Agriculture, Horticulture, Mechanics, Ed
ucativn, Home IntereslSi Generul
Xews, Mirkets, 4"c
rnMit-hed Witlcl-ia a teatoctaro form of .lxttru
pxgea, vita an iidtk at ito eud ol each voloaM
(ix montba.)
TS.1XS: $2.00 A YEAR, 12! JLDVAyCZ.
Far Club oftwtlze and $-4, on eopyfrte.
CJ-Appropriate advertiaMiafita will ba plaoad ia
the fAKER for IS eeetapcr lioa of apaca, Noopa
rial, racb inkertioo, in advarea. tfpacial So.icra.
1 adtrd, preceding Hdvertiacaeoia, tweatj casta par
line of apara oec upitd.
A rqatara comprixa tea lisea or tpaa.
t3-Tac eircnUtloa of tbe PBAiail TAtlMta to
ttiir tkt largat of as papv of iu clak In the vt
ad Korth.Weit, and effWri to Nnraarysaa.71orlu
and Implement Mannfactaicra, taa bett medium to
rate" i) aiei Interested.
C1? , iP4 lake
E lie 1.
CHAS. VOGT & CO
Cor. Mais and 5th tU.,
NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA.
Dealers ia
LEATflllR AND IRON,
SADDLE &. SHOE LEATHER.
Saddlers' Hardware
Findings and Tools
WAGONS, PLOWS, &c.
(Orders Promptly attended to.
KLEPSEIt & WISE,
Dealers ia
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES.
Confectioneries,
Motions,
Toys.
Coal Oil Lampi.
Ac, &c.
We are also as-Lts for the Bachinan Woulen
Hills, of St JoppU, Mo., and hivc bow oa baud a
gO'd asMjrtmtnt of
TAXCY CASSIXERES,
CLOTHS, JEAXS,
FLA&XELS, e.,
which we bate rcceivd on commistion, and ara
prepared to exchange for
WOOL OR CASH,
at rery re&tonahla icure-t. Gie u a call,
one door east of the XIxnALD oQico, Plaltsmonth,
'ebra ka.
May 16, 186S. tf
. L. GOLDING-,
DEALER IM
HATS Si CAPS.
mm
Boots & Shoes,
Trunks, Valises, etc.
Give toe a call. I propose going eat
in a short time to purchase goods, and
will tell off my present stock at
Extremely Low Figures.
Remember the place. Ono dosr WEST
of the Herald efEce,
PLATTSMOUTH
H-T.
HARDING G0et
post orrics rcitDiNO
NEBRASKA CITY,
N. T
WnOLE'ALS AND RETAIL HALMS IX
SCHOOL BOOKS"
4KD
STATIONERY
Also ifecti for all tbe prinnlpsl
MAGAZINES nJ NEWSPAPERS,
Tot vfc'ch Snbsertpticni sr received at PtsbllAers
Prices.
I. PH0ST & Co.,
"WHOLESALE
GROCERS.
Opposite tbe Post Office,
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T.
FURNiSfllNG
