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LOCAL NEWS.
From Wednesday' baity.
57" A number of wagons have teen
loaded at the different stores in town to
day, and started west. "
(27VTohear it stated that Maj.'D. II.
Wheeler has been awarded the contract
or carrying the U. S. Mail from Omaha
Tta Plattsmouth, Nebraska city, Brown
ville, etc,'to St Joseph.
dParcel fc Sons gave a free open
ing last evening of their ice cream ar
rangements. They produce an excel
lent article, and know how to wai. on
customers, a all who partook of their
liospitality last evening will testify.
CPrivate advice from Richardson
county state that" the Union men are
wiJ9-awke down there, an.l are certain
to elect their full ticket. They are de
termined that Union men shall be elect
ed, whether they vote for or against the
Constitution. That is the doctrine; and
the feople of Cass will do well to vigor
ouslv labor for the accomplishment of
the sarao thing.
(jfWe BdLice preparations being made
5rt various parts of the city for building.
ILuniber, brick, rock, lime, sand, and all
aha necessary material for building, can
be seen scattered about throHgfe the city;
and especially in the north-western part
of it, where the ppirit of improvement
seems to have broken oat anew.
"?"Judge Kellogg left on the St. Jo.
yjipf h this morning for tho lower part of
the Territory, -s&ir, 6hoald Le c include
to talk to the people on State matters,
li will do excellent service.
Se advertisement cf Mr. Shryock.
Tie was completely broktn ufi by tho late
'Are, and starts agan n first principles.
Kxtond i him a helping hatrl by pur
chasir.g 't.is wares.
CJ?"Vc 'J'-sire t caU tfce attention of
our readers t'6 the card of Jacob Vnllory,
K-"'i.. in this isue. relativo to the
promptness of that1, t, M. in'mryc-j Co
AVc are ill familiar wiih tlia circuuistan--s
of the fire, and tvcciuainteJ with Mr.
Vallery. We know him to he jitj honest,
wpright man, and an cndoi-Mi-iut-nt of a
Jii.'in or coinany hy kim wi!! bs.ve great
weight where he is known. Samuel
i'hapman, Hj., is the ng-nt t,f the Com
pany IB this city, an4 -pai ties wishing in
itranco will do v.cll to call o:i him.
ZT The spoaking last night by (Jen.
Tliitjer, Jii'j5 Kc!lgg and Sec. Pad
Jock was excellent, and many who caino
tu the limiting prejudiced against State,
left at its close with tho fetling that n
State government for Nhruk.i would
not be such a very bad thing, after all.
Th speakers produced ids and figtirts
auitain every position taken by them,
nd openly dared and defied a success
ful refutation. All that is asked by tho
friends of State is a fair, candid, 'and j
reasonable nxnrnination of tho intention. I
(init m?rits; and if this is done, there!
is not the least shadow of a doubt as to
thd.ycrdict of tht people. ... L'jt the poo
p'.e turn out and giro the matter a hear
ing. It is certainly of sufficient import
ance. J'ruui Friaay't liily.
vW". J. llesser, Esq., has our thanks
fr a fine Dahlia plant. llesser i doing
an extensive gardening businrs, and all
Inlying dealing with him will End him
libera!, high-minded gentleman.
.7Wo notice that our friend Morgan
it putting up a new building in the south
west part of towc. Su it goes, all over
the city. New houses are sprining up so
fa thitt one 'local" cannot be expect
d to keep track of all'of them.
2See advertisement of J. Paroel k
Sm "New Dakery." They are making
the very best of bread, pies, cakes, buns,
ruk and in fact everythingjn their line.
They keep vegetables all the time, and
their ice cream cannot be surpassed, if
equalled in the west.
5PSimpson, Sharp X Co. will open an
extensif e stack of Groceries and Minors'
(Goods, la a short time, at the old stand
of Stavde fc Anderson, coreer cf Main
and Second Sts. They are energetic
business men, as most people in this part
f the country are aware, and wo pre
dict for them immense success.
The speaking at Rock 15 luffs last
night was well attended, and Gen.
Thayer made most iascntrovertible
poiati in favor of State. The audience
ceined deeply interested, remaining un
til nearly 12 o'clock. The Gen. is a
suave and pleasing speaker, but the
-' force of bis arguments are like sledge
toammer blows on the opponcntsjof State.
Hon. T. M. Marquett was present, and
made a few forcible, telling remarks,
but his health is in too feeble a condi
tion for him to use in full force and cn
r2J the great eloquence with which na
ture has endowed him. This evening
these gentlemen will speak at Mt. Pleas
ant, aud we have no doubt that all
who are on the fence in that precinct
will come down on the Gen.'s side, and
be his eo-workers in tho cause of State.
Dr. Adonis, special correspondent
of the Louisrille Journal, called at our
cEc to-day, on his way up the river.
From Saturday't 1'aily
C3?"Gu3 Wachter, Esq., is puttiDg up
a fine brick residence ou Vine street.
2"Maj. D. II. Wheeler arrived in the
city last night, direct from the Pawnee
Agency.
27 Emigrant wagons have been coming
across the river quite lively for the past
" two or three days, giving things about
town a more natural appearance. Tho
travel across the plains is late thie year,
but we "reckon' it will be none the lees 1
during the season.
3TW. II. II. Vose, Esq., late inter
perter at the Pawnee Agency, is now in
the city, with eight Indian Braves, !who
he proposes taking east and exhibiting.
It will be a rare chancy for eastern peo
ple to see the red man perfrom the dances
and songs peculiar to their savage life,
and will amply pay any one who never
saw the like. We can assure our east
ern friends that they are genuine savages,
and none of your white men Tainted, as
were some who have imposed on th'epub-
lio heretofore.
C5?"There was a sudden fall of busi
ness property on Main street this after
noon, caused by a gust of wind and the
instability of the jack-screws and sun
ports upon which it stood. The building
formerly occupied by Dr. Donelan, and
a rv i
Mr. mrocumorion's enoe stion. came
w
down with a crash, injurpg them consiu
erably; Fortunately, ro workmen were
under either Q(f them at the time.' They
discovered that the supports on which
tho buildings rested were giving way, and
got out just in time. -
C5?"Our readers will have to bear with
us for a while, if we should devote more
space to "State"matters than meets their
ideas of interest. We desire to publish
such matters as will be of the 'greatest
benefit to our readers, and, as we see it,
there is no other one thing that our peo.
pie are so deeply interested in as a prop
er understanding of the State question;
in fact, there is no measure of irapor.
tanretothe public that is not involved
in tho decision of this question. Our
future prosperity, our importance among
men, our relations with the General Gov
ernment, all depend upon the decision of
this question on the 21 of June; and
therefore we ileem it our duty to devote
considerable space to its dincusion.
F'Oft Monday's Ztaily.
CA train loaded with goods for
Tootle, Leach & Co., of Salt Lake City
left the city this fiiorning.
"We learn that Weeping Water
precinct is all right on the State ques
tion, and will roll op a . heavy" majority
for the Constitution on the 2d of Juno
: "Ilon. T. M. Marquett and Gen.
John M. Th'iyer, left the cits this morn
ing for the Southern part of tho Territo.
ry, where they have appointment for
ppeakin-.
CS?" A largo number of emigrant wa
gons have crosed the river at this point
to-day, anil are procuring their outfits
preparatory to starting west. Freight
wagons are being loaded at the different
wholesale houses in the city, and busi
ness generally is quite lively.
C"We learn that an outrageous mur
dsr was committed nrar Wahoo a f;w
days since. Some one, name unknown
to u, shot five balls through a man
named Gibson. The murderer is now
under arrest at Salt Creek, where the
greatest excitement cxipt. A. L. Sprague,
Esq., ha gone out to attend to the pros
ecution of thj chit: ' We have not been
able to learn any of the particulars, but
will lay them before our readers at tho
earliest moment postiMa. . .
l'rom Tueiltty' Daily.
C.5?"The speeches last night by Gov.'
Saunders, Maj. John TafTe and lion. J.
V. Chapman were excellent. A few
more of the sauie sort . would use up ail
tho anti-State arguments in Cass conn
ty. All the speakers used excellent ar
gument, delivered in n f.ne, gentlem inly
style, in strong contrast with friend M.ir
ton's opposition; but wo do think that
the Governor presented the question in a
light that no man, we care not who he
is or where he comes from, can deny
is convincing.,- Hie manner was pleas
ing, and his .arguments incontrovertible
17" We have received another c-immu.
nication from A Farmer," ana regret,
exceedingly, that we eannot publish
it, owing to its great length. We are
sorry for this, because we !o desire to
give all tiro ' arguments to our readers
that the opponents of State can produce;
but "A Farmer" should bear in mind that
we are not publishing a paper as large
as the New York Tribune, and that his
communication would fill, at least, two
issues of our paper. We should be
pleased te have him condense his Argu
ments so as to enable us to publish them,
but;we do not feel at liberty to condense
them ourself.
"We publish, to-day, the corres
pondence between Hon. David Butler
and Hon. J. Sterling Morton. The cor
respondence speaks for itself. It will
be remembered, however, that Mr Mor
ton first challenged Mr. Butler to canvass
the Territory with him, which was ac
cepted by Mr. Butler. Morton no doubt
thought that, because Mr. Butler did
not profess to be a public speaker, he
would be able to annihilate him "in a
short time. After meeting him a few
times on the 6tumpv he concluded
that "David" was not so easily handled
as he bad imagined; and when Mr. But
ler proposed to go on north of the Platte
and complete the canvass, this heroic
defender 'of "chivalry Ends urgent need
of going in the other direction. He has
shown the "white feather" completely.
After boasting that he would use "Da
vid".up before the people, he backs down
completely, as the correspondence will
show from his own proposition. Look
out for him below. He left herein great
haste yesterday, imagining hb could see
innumerable "Davids" after him at ev
ery jump.
MARRIED.
On the 15th inst., at the iesiden-:e of
W. X Ethrege, by Elder D. R. Dungan,
M. II. McElwaiv and Miss Sallie Har
per, all of this city.
In Norfolk, Virginia, on the 4th of
April, at the residence of the bride's par
ent?, by the Rev. Mr. Bartine, of Christ's
Church, Mr. Wasbijiuton It. McCoy, of
Bait more, Md.. and Miss MAGn.ii.RN M.
Odsmj-hal, daughter of Professor J.
Odand'hal, of the former pbice.
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Good Xews for the Ilnugry.
Urs. A 1 do not know what I shall
do during the warm weather.' I cannot
get a girl to assist in doing my work,
and it is more than I can do to bake for
so large a family, and my folks must
have' something to eat.
Mrs. li. Why, the best thing vou can
do is to buy your baking at the New Ba
kerv of Parcel & Sons. I get all o
mine there, and Mr. B. 6ays it is cheaper
than tohire a girl and furnish wood for
baking. mlOJO
'.. CSWm. Stadelmano A Co. are selling
an immense amount of Clothing, having
already brought on their third stock of
giods tbi spring. The reason of this is
tliut they sell cheaper and better clothing
than any other establishment in the west,
and are accommodating and gentlemanly
to their customers. Don't fail to give
them a call if you want anything in their
line. '
LOST On the 16th of April, between
halt Crees and aam1. Barker s, via
Weeping Water Falls, a gray overcoat,
containing a pass-book and a pair cf
leather gloves; the book has my name in
it, also Elias McClure's. Any person
finding the same and leaving it either at
this oflice or the house of Joseph McClure,
one mile west of Mt. Pleasant, will be
liberally rewarded. Tho book is of no
value to any one but myself.
maylditwGw. John M. Johnson
flattsmouth. Lodge Uo- G, A. F. &
' Rf'iriil.irrnriitiititiirtiois 1-t and 3 1 Molul iyj f each
rooiitu, Alois o cluck, p. m.
E T. Dl'KK. W. M
J.G. HOWE. Src.
Nebraska Chapter No- 3, R. A- II.
Ki-pu' tr roiivxraiiou 2.1 ami 4th WedneKdjyj of
eacli UK-all), at 1 2 u'clut k p. In
J. O. HOWE. II. P.
J. C ry MVINH, fee .
I. 0 0. F.
Plutee I."iljr N. 7, inet every Fatnrrtijr evening
i llic C nil noiiw! Il-II. Kfottiets ofuber Llfa
are ivsp -! I'll.v i: vitt-il to Tir-H till l.inlr-. '
IWOMi.-. f II . lioVLASl),N.C.
. rutin RR. Kic Fi-c'y.
I- 0.
G. T.
Regular mtiHiM evey WV.lne i!y evening
Ttureli lp Teiiip;aiM renjiccfu'lr i iv t i.
t. C I.KWI3, W C. T.
Mn. JiLSff. Wru.x, W. ?ec'y.
POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.
THK 3fAII.il WILL CL'-E AS fJUOWK
EABTKKV null will close at
SCTHfltXn
NOKTUEK.N and WESTFItN at
MUL ARK Dl.'K AS FALLOW!
Vroia tlie K S T lit :
NOItTH and WK5T at
' Sut'TII at
POST-OIUCB ll'll'Bi.
Open from 7 a. at to S p. in.
9 a. m.
9 a. iu.
1 p. iu.
10 j. m.
lo a. in
2 p. m.
JTj"Vhen cal in; f r m:iil plea-i li'ive yar tiirtug
fit't awl th-n Urn Au. your U. x.
-if-Wli-n cal ini; rr Stamps Kive the number of
stamps or auiouut vca i-k lo iti-.
J. W. MA US II a IX, Postmsisfr.
CABINET SHOP.
II. BOECK,
II.iv.i.l; reui-itly liuilt a new anl 5iii'a ! fhop en
Kain St., Plattmouth, N. T.,
Wnulil rerrc"'u'!y tnfirm the citiienn of Ca"' ani
aliniDia; couniie 111 it be tiu Ui lacilllies f--r cur
raring on tli.
CABINET BUSINESS
" ; .
In all its branches
IN . THE MOST APPROVED STYLE
" i 1 am rrTfed to tnra out the
J II K A I3 E ST
. uil nitnil durable;
Of every dtrriptiont evr offere! in the Territory.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
4)arPrt;-n!ar attention paid to making and fla-
All kin-Is of lumber t.iken in exchaoe for work.
PlatU Jouth. April 10,
- Orilinaiice IVo- GO.
An Ordinance to prohibit obstructions
upon the side-walks within the limits
of Plattsmouth, on Jllain between 2d
and 5th -streets.
fee. 1. Be it ordained by the Maynr and Common
Council of the city or I'latUtuoulh, Xebras a, that
it flmll be unlawful for auy p'Ton or persona U
plnue or leave or raue t Le-piacedot left on tba
GBt&ida -lx feet of ride-wallc any Ixnasoii, plow,
barrow r ctili ivntor, or any olTructinn upua the
aide-wallE upon Main between 2.1 and 5th street
within -he Corporate limit, of raid city.
tc. 2- II shall be the duty of the city Marshal
wh n finding any obstructions upon tte nido-walk
above siaied lo remove te me. and charge Hie re
moving of the aaiuu l. lUe parties t'trending ; aud
for i he aecoi.d ottt-nce frhall be arrested anil tjkea
lefre '.lie Mayor, or anv Jo-tire of the Peace, and
til m conviction b- And the sum of not less thn
ti.5i. oor more than tb,0i) t-iKether with the cosu
for such otfeucor olInce after the first.
This Ordinance lo like ttfec' from and ft'ter its
publication Signtd 3d dav of Mtv, 18'W
C U COOP-fc'R. Mayor.
F. il. Doaai.fUTOS, Recorder. , ina)'J,4.
NEW' GOODS!
NEW GOODS at the
. "NIMBLE SIXPZNGE,"
i4 ' " which I will eU at
RKDIICED PRICES,
as I am in need vt jaon'y.
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SEMINARY
For (icnfral Hducatioii,
TLATTSMOUTII.
The Enirlish department und'Tlheuperinlendence
of Mr. Sheilock, late Inspector oi J'aulic oonoois in
CHiiaila - '
The Musical department l-condueted by Mrs. bher
bick. Kiiort of celebrated mauler in Kuelaiid.
The course of intructioi includes the various
branches uimly taught in first clan achoola, llook-
nee .ma lv doHt.le and aiunte eon y, r rench JIumc,
ll'iann Fotte. Guitar and t-iiiffitiit.) c. The term
ci.nime-n-es rrum the entrance ftAe pupil; payment
ID ad iao,v'- . -
Vr and .Mrs. Sherlock return thanks for the liber
al support thev ave rect-ived, and li -ttl by unremil
tin,? aueu bm to their pupils euileavor to merit It
coiitiinnnre. There are only vacanele- Tor a !
mure pupi.8. . JaulvSra
CEiancery Sale.
Frank M. Woulcotl i
In Chancery.
Atmeron Kiifxcll. S
in rur.nau.: - wod by virtue of a decretal order ti
me iliri i lo.1 I oin the ifibse of Ibe Clerk cf the lit-
trict ti mt of the 2 1 Jtidici.il District In an for la-
t'ountv. Nebraska, miolo in the ah-.ve cause, and
bi-nrii.k-d.i'e on Ihe 14'h d. y of April. IStio, I, the
ubei-iler. will sell ;t n'.ililic vendue for cah to tlx
lii;-he-i and hot l.i.M. r. in front of thu L'ourl-llou.
iu rialtmouih, Kllrak-a on
Sitt'.irdiid, June 2d, 1SCG,
At 1 0 o'c'ock in the forenoon of said day. the follow-
it dt scribed K al Kslate, to wit: Ail that rertirn
pit re or pt ct-1 of bind situated in the county f l'
and Territory of Nbra-ka, k own and desi-'il'ed i s
follows: The sonth-wet-l onarter (111 of the nurtU.
east quar er (1 t) of s" rtion no. one (I ). in U whsbip i
no eleven (1J), iiorin ol inotfe no. twelve tiaj.tif
of the btb d m. in Cam c. unty, euraka jerrnory,
Tog'-lher with nil and sir,g :lar the improvements I
mil npiiurtenances tbeieuuto l.eloiiciui; or in ay
wie t pi'eriaiii iui:, lo be sold the prrperty f the
defendants above namt-d. lo satisfyt-nid decree, the
amount i f whii fi Is the Mini of '2U44i, wiih iiilT-nt
t in-mi from the date of said decree, and costs of
suit and al-
l laluuiouth, 3lh of April.
t . M. DOItltlNGTOT, - ,
Master in Clianrery.
T. M. Marquett. Fol. forComid't. ai.114
Notice to Tax-Payers-
Day of Grace Gone by.
TutAsrntsN vKFit-r. Cass Co., V. T.
The time fixed by law lor pivinir tax-s wilbMit
penalty expired may 1st. Three lUy. grace has been
v iveo.au J vet a larco amount of taxes are nninid.
All perrons who have not paid will call immediately
and pay. as the law icqtiires me to proce'd lo. tli
with a lid make 1 It - tx s by seizure d sale of per
sonal properly, tieiitleinen will pleae call and
ave the uupleasaiiti ea i aud fxn-n,e or sucn pro-
Ceedioirs-. "V 1 rea.urer.
iuay'Jw'2
AND
PHOTOGEAPIIS.
W. H. Shea's
NEW SKYLIGHT GALLERY
OrTositt TOOTLE &, 1IA$XAS,
PLATTSMOUTH. N. T.
I am now fully prepared to take your picture in
any style you may riVirr Photograph, Anihrotype,
Uem picture, etc. All kindsor pictures cop led equal
to the oricinal, and at moderate rates. Itoewo
Kianie., Moiildines, Albums. &c , will be constantly
kept on hand Konietnber, tione bat ood wo'k will
be permittee to leave the rooms. Satisfaction guar
auteed. jauP
BEYANT'S
Conducted on th b-is of Actual Bnsines, by an
experienced Accountant and superior Penma', Vihoae
LONG CONNECTION
with the most popular Corameeial ColleS'-a o the
Union en.ures thnronphness and reputation to every
graduate, and commands the be portions.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Given t all slylea'of Penmanship, on which wo have
been awarded the lira! Prcmiumator many years at
variou Slate Fairs
The Colleee is always open to T'fdtors, and circu
lars containing full particulars, will be sent to any
sddress. THO'a J. liUX AST, Pres't.
marl St. Joseph, Mo
FARM AND TIMBER LAND
FOR SALE.
I nave one the best farms in Nebraska, ali-o, a pooi
body of timber and a quantity of ur.in. proved prai
rie land, which I ohVr sale. There are good im
provements, water, rock and timber on ihe place
and it is a desirable atoci fiilttt for further par
ticulars, adires. n
G. W, COLVIN-.
Arl6w0m. " ; Platumoutb, N. T.
1805.
AMISON, DOVEY As CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Flattsm omii. 3NToT3rxslix.
Have on hand the LARGEST. STOCK cf
RTtOOB;
QUEENS WARE, 'HARDWARE,
BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING, &C,
Ever Offered in this 3Iarket.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS.
In fact, everything the Farmer,
grant
FLOUR, BACON,
Thankful for past Patronage, we
iness to merit a contmnance of the same.
Call and examine our stock.
Platttsmouth, April 10, 1S6 . tf ' .
JUST r Reived, 60 canos e "Canned I eac it
A.HTSON. DOVKY & O'S.
t 1 O to AMISOX" ,DOVEV CO'Stopur ac yonr
.VJt - ' ' '
N endless variety o I La
mo o ' Sa
AD. CO'-.
r i" CAsKd Molttiy's Cove Oyaters for nale at
OU A. D. & CO'B
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i U . i:jaiis iu lC;t' Iree GooJsat
I-IIUSALKat AMl?OS, DoVF V CO'S . oCotTee
Te t-ucr, (ioldeu fcymp. Sugar Hon Jlo-c
laiees, N.w Vork Candies, ctu , etc.
larje lot of Cbewingand Smok li'gTolnrro or
1 V tle at
, CD'S.
QOILOIL. or sale by
A. D. k CO.
( 1I0XE3 Mar Candles for sale by
A, P. k0
IK you want to 1 urcliase goods at a bargain, poto
A L. i. CU
r" IS AU3 COFF El-just received by
JLi) - A. D. Co.
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Large lot of Choice Tea at
A. D. t CO'S.
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W.
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Picture Gallery.
r Vorlh
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Pictures taken of air Hinds.
Antbrotyprs, Photojjraphg, Gem Pictures,
Album., dec. j constantly kept on hand.
nutd-d to order, of any tuze ' -
TI! OH, B. TOOTLE, T. K. BAlCIl, . J. K CL1SE.
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers ia ' -
Gold Eiust. Gold mid Silver
and otlicr Slocls's-
deposits iii:ceivi:d,
and special attention given to Collections
- PTjATTSMOTJTII, n.t.
p9 ddC'wtf
FRESH LI3IE !
Good Vo. 1 Lime always on hsnd and for sale by'
be wholesale and retail in amounts to suit purchas
ers, ty - J. BtTitj.
mar2 dw6m -
C H. KING .
Carpenter and Joiner
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER,
Will do work in bis boo with neatnees and dispatch
and upon short notice, ' febzT olevi
National Claim Agency.
WASHINGTON. D. C- -. l
; F. M- DORRINGTOMr '!
tVH lit NT: , ; .,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - KEBUASKA,
Is prepared t-i preeut and prosecute claims before
Conpress, Court of Claims and the epartni' nts. Pa
teatt., p.n-ion., Iniuiit es, and H innty Lands se
emed. "Char.'ej molerat"-.acd in proportion te
theamvjnt of the ciaiai. i". il. DORRINGTO.V.-
JSG5.
A 2( fri: If 4 rA iri If J MSf 9
af JSVMMftA AARM
Mechanic, Freighter or Emi
wants.
CORN, OATS, &C.
hope by strict attention to bus
Large assortment of men's and boys' clothing
J. a ior rale ny
A. P. & CO.
s
'11ELLED CORN forsaieby
A D. A CO.
J ) AC'0-"f and Lard for sale by
A. I). A CO.
4 11KAW INVOICE of all titida of Family Gr
XL eerie and Outfit ng Uood jsust ece.vedby
"A. I). A CO.
LL kinds of Fai mivg Iupiemcnts for sale by
l. A. U. A CO.
A
Largo .'ot of Two Horse Plows for sal- by
A- D. & CO. '
N endless variety cf Hardware and Cutlery for
SsSfl, Doors, Shingles, Olass, and Nails of every
. description for saie by . A D. A CO.
A
LL kin 's 4 Conntiy Produce taken in exchnnae
for goods b A . D. A CO.
rpt) enumerate all the aiticles we have for sale
1 would fill one sideof the Mkrlo, and others
have as good a right Co advertise as
' , AMIfON, DOVEY k CO.
rlMIh. laigent Outflitiug House north r.f St. Joseph
A il AMISON, DOVKY CO'S.,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
- v -- "
L. THOKAS'
Si.'e Main ft .
&c. A j;ooJ asfortment of Cases Frames,
Out and Kosewood Molding, or Frames
P ' I i .?
KLEl'SEll & WISE,
Dealers in
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
WALL, PAPER,
VINDOW SHADES,
Confectioneries,
iVolions,
Toys,
Coal Oil LanipM.
i Vc, Sec,
vreare also aper.U for ihe Bnchman Woolen
Mills, of 8t Joseph, ilo., and have now on hand a
good assortment of
FAKCY CJ.SSIMERES,
CLOTJIS, JEANS,
" ' : ' m' FLASXELS, t c,
which we have received on commission, and are
prepared to exchange for
WOOL OR CASH,
at very reasonahla iRure. J Give us a call,
one door east of the IIbbald office, Plausniouth,
Kebraka.
May iti, 1S65. tf
An Amendment to Ordi
nance lo. 53.
Brit etuu-t'ii by the Common Council of Vi city
of J'tattnnuuth, Xebroiika, That Ordinance J'o. t8
he. arid is hereby amended to ead thus, any person
or persons vinlatine the provisions of this Ordinance
shall lie fined by the Mayor or any Justice of the
Pence. ihesBm of not less i ban life no more than
one ($100. ifolbira f r encb and every ofTchce com
mitter, and imprisoned until said fine be ptid.
Provid- o further that lf any person or person, so
cocflned shall U Jt p.iy or MUrPio be piid such fine
after a reasonable time of imprisonment, shall du. iog
the henra of 6 o'clock, a ni., and 6 o'clock, p m ,
be fatten and male to work the streels within tt.e
corporate limits of said City nnttl such flne and
costs aie pai'l ; and deducting fioni ih- ir said daily
air-s ih- e .st ot b-ar l and imprison-rent. .4nd
further, all sur-h persons sh ill a Iter floi.tnnif rlaiiy
l..br be confined in j iil smil the hour for aurk. on
the rext, or some sulerf lent dsy. -
1 his Ordinance to takeetlea from and after it,
palticatii.n eigned tl rs 3rd dny of Wv.lHflil.
. C. L. COOPiili, Jinvor.
T. M. PoRarxcTOW, Recorder. - maj ii,4r.
FOR SME. -
po-d two storv t r ck 'ore building. 22 by60 et'
wi Kocd cellar, for funh-tirticuiaxsingu ire of tlie
letslCxa osi.9 c JC3iDfot DriLCTtia!.
M4iL
UAK1TEK SHOP.
Th undemicaed htr archied iliJ estallil-
nient forinerljr owned l-y N. U. Murphy, to premre4
t -commodte customer wiih unytlnoif in ne line,
m-h AUAKMCSi?, S.l)DI.ES, BUIIILKS. COLLAR'.
WII.'PJ SPl'KS, and everihiu el that may ba
catl'd for.
B3KepairiDK dons on hrt notice, mod at rra-
i liable rules.
Aprl6:w O 8 COUKTKl'illT.
Hannibal & St. Joe II 11-
jSsk 'Packet Line.
Ono of th. romoanv Steamers leaves daily from'
every point ou the Missouri River above Ft. Jojeph,
and artives at St. Jo'ph in time to connect with lb
express tiain on tie Hannibal k ft. Joseph Hail road
for Hannibal, at wmcu place connection is ma-io n.
same eTeinnir with one of the Keokuk Packets, which
arrives in time to connect with next mon inK iraina
out cf St. Louis ftr Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louis
ville, Teere ilante, Washin: ton City. Ba'tlinw-,-
Philtdelphiii, New Vork, Hoston, and to ai: omea-
Kssterii. Northern and Southern Cities. The ahova
mentioned lines ol eleCant Packets are conceded by
all traveler to be lue best on the western waters.
THKOUUll I U KITS
for sale to St. Louis, and all Kaxtern. Northern and
Sonihern cities via the above lines at Denver City.,
Oin ha. Council bluff. Plattsmouth, Nebraska Cily,
aud at all oilier principal ticket otnet-s l the west.
r"1eHls aod btate-rooius ire'-!
R. F'KII. Sut.'t U K. P L , bt. Joseph.
II. Q. FUKUIHUX, Sec'y K. It P. L.,St.Jssph
E. C. LEWIS. Ajrem.
aj,25 Plattsmouth, Nebraka.
NOTICE.
At the sneci&l elec ion to be hild on the 3d day ef
June.lSCO, I he question will be submitted to the co
riileration or the voters of this tJonuty. to raise a
special tax of 1 (one and a half) mills on 'he dol-
lar valuation of tU pr1por y of the County, to be '
levied and collected with the nsual yearly lax for
this year, for the purpose of prospecting lor C-al In
this County, or on Sail Creek, under the direct lou of
lLt County Couiuilsioners
is.i.it. i'('i.;ui i
1'r-s't llouid Couuty Com.
riattstuoutb , May 1st. l(Mtt. 4w
W. MltliKLWlIT,
K. 1. HI ASP.
LUMBER - YARD:
, niicfceHvait fc Sharp
Dealers In Pine Lumber, Lath, f hinges, Poors, flash,'-
lllinds, rickets, aun rvery vart.iy i
Walnut and Oak Lumber. . '
Will keen cinstauily on hand Cord wood, bolli-
Cottori and Oak. Al! oidera promptly filled.
5r3- Oflice on Levee Street, south of C. L. Coopor'a "
Feed aud orain Depot,
TLATTSMOUTII, N. T.
November 8th. 1S65.
6m
jURLINGTON AND MISSOURI'
RIVER RAILROAD.
18CG EASTWARD 180
Short find Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST.
In connection with the Des Moines Valley aod'
Chicago, Burlington and yuincy Kailrouds.
Three trains leave Ottumna daily on arrival f "
Des Moines Valley trains.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA
OTTTJHWA and BURLINGTON
FOR SALE AT
PLATTSMOUTH.
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
NEBRASKA CITY,
DKS MOINKS. - . '
KNOXVILLE,
ALRIA,
MONROE,
TELL A,
OSKALOOSY.. "
EDDYVlLLri," .
OTTUMWA.
Baggage "checked from OtlumTrato
Chicago and the Kasi.
Passenpen have choice of all the Brest lin lead
tar North, K:iM snJ South, ami will find tckelslo
ail principal prints rant hy all toulesat Hie Utlumaa '
ticket orace of this company. t
Paseeuiters wiil liud this ronte Quick, Sale and
Sure in its connrcsions.
C. K. PERKINS, Pnpetintendent,
UCARPtlt, Ceneral Freight and pasrtii(fer Ag-e"n
NEW
8c Shoe
Boot
Shop.
The subscriber would resoectfully call the atten
tion of the citizens of l'ln tlsmouUi and thepublia at
ar;e to the tact ilmt he has locasad one door east of
Dnnelan's llril glore, where be intends keepiflir
on hand and n ikicft ou the shortest notice, evey
article 10 his line. His stock beinir selecteil by biui--olf.
aad having spent the most of bis life in Hie '
WaiTiBes., be feels coBfldent that ha can Rive satifae
ttoa. tiive bun a sail.
April Id 4. J.THOCKUORTOS:
HENRY BOECK,
Pl.ATTSMOUTIIt N. T.,
Agent for JOS. BUTZERI f & CO.,i
'nrtiith promptly all TomltUriej, Monument, and
I I kinds of Marble woiks, on abort -Totic and raas-
enable prices. .mavlQ, ftut.
Sweet Potato '
We have "Yellow" Xansemond Street Polatoea
cproutinw and, plan's wi II be ready for set ti lift- .v '
the 10: h rf May. Those wifcbinK plants no ff
them of William T. Parcel, at the. garden in Ore.p
o'i, or at the New Bakery of J. parcel & Sons, in
PUttsinoiith. Orders fioni a duUnc-, accompanied
with Ihec4h. attended to promptly.
. l'rice per ICO, 75 ceutf, 5tXI 3, 1000 f.OO.
J. PARCEL k SONS..
May 8 1SC6, 6w.
- ' f Chancery Sale. '
Samuel I Smith V ' ' v
Alex. W. Oewees and Ia Chancery
UsnS Thompson j , " ' '
In pnrsnance and by virtue of a deere'al Vrder't
me directed from Ihe office of the C'erk of the District
Court of the 2d Judicial District in and far Cass
county, Nebrank-i, n.fte in the above cause, and
bearing date on the 9th day of April, 1602, I. tba
subscriber, will anil at public vendue for caeVtw lha
blithest and best bidder, in front of the Court House,
in Plattsmouth, Nebiaska, oa
Saturday, the 2d of June, 1GG,,,
At ID and one-half o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, tho following dexeri bed Ileal Estate, te wit.' All
that certain tract or pticel of land situated in the
county of Cass and Territory of Nebraska, knawn
nd d escribed as fellows: The vest one-half (I 3) of
the north-w-at quarter (1-4) of section no. fUteen (i-),
in township no. twelve ('2), north of Tantre Dn
twelve (12), east of fhe 6th p. m. in Cass county t
Nebraska Territory, Together with all sudsioguU
the improvemeala and appurtenances thereunto be- '
loiiffin or ia any wise appertaining, to he ao Id aa
the property of trie defendants abava named to sstisfy
ad decree, the amount at which is ibe sum of fls2 25
and inteiest ihereon from the date of said decree,
and cts of suit and sale.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Alh April. lSf
r. n. DoitBixarov,
Master in Chancery.
T. M. Marqcbtt, Sol, for Cora 1'. aptl ar--
S20O ReTr.aril.
Executive CuiMBra, Omaha, XehraAk. .
- - April 1ft, l-Mo.'t
Wheieih. It baa come to the knowledge of tin
Di-pariraeot that one JOS I A H S riCK stand, indicted
In the County of Cass, in lh; Territory of Nebraska,
for the tnnrder of one Thor.ias Nichols, hrt.h took
place oi o- about the 10th day of August. A D HU.
SsaidStice has fled fronf aid cmnty.
Not, Therefjre. I, Alein Saundei s. Governor of
the Territory of Nebraska,, by the authority. an. I
power in ine vo.tej by an act of th': Territorial J.-ij-isli'ure.
approve I feb-nary !3ih, lSt, hereby offr '
a reward ! to hundred iU) lars for the arrvgt aadf
delivery of nnid Josiab. St:ee la--he Sherilfor Jailor
of said Ca.-is-ouoty. -
In tolimony wh-reof I have berunto st my han4 '
and caued to be aiMkeu the sea4 ( lUi said ler-
ritory, this ISth day of April a a bSJ.-
ALV1N 6ACSUERS. .
By fiie Governor, m
A. g P.waryg, t .
S.crf t'ary.of' tni Teitory. ar;t i
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