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"7 n mrn attempts to haul doicn the American Flag, shoot him on the spot." John A. Dix.
V OL2. PLATTMUUTH, N. T., WED A liDA Y, AUGUST 8, 1866. AO. 21
THE HERALD
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY
WEEKLY EVERY WEDNESDAY
. . BY
II. !) HATHAWAY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
tJ-OIce corner Main strr-et and Levee, second
svrr.
Terms: Wppkly, $2.50 per annum;
Daily, $1 per month.
Rates o f A drtrlising.
Ortq r(stiarn r.f ten lines) o'ie insertion,
K.ir i ub-e'nent insertion
p 1 1 fes.-l nal cards nut exceeding six lined
Oie uuarter e i'r.rjn or les-, per annum
six month'
" thn e months
Cte half column twelvemonths
" six months
" three months
Czt r,Ianin twelve months
" nix month
" three monlht
All tranttient aJverti-emcnts mast be paid for in
l'Tne.
trV Y.'t are prt pared to do all k in.ls of Job Work
en nlmrt noti-e, and in a style that wi.l give satis,
ts lU.n.
1 .10
l.'O
10 DO
35 l
20 10
15 TO
CO. Ik I
85.no
lii on
1011 fMJ
60.00
85 00
gu.oincjstf Jjivcctovtt.
R. II LIVINGSTON, M. D
Physician and Surgeon,
Tenders hi professional services to the ciMr-ns of
CSCOMPtV.
tT lir-idence in Frank White's h u--e, corner of
0k aad .Vxth streets; Office on Main street, oppo
site Court Hjuse, PUttsmotith, Xeluaska.
T. n- HAKQlTiTT.
ATTOKAEY AT LAW
A SI)
.ouTir, -
PLAT
iancery.
- NEIJ1USKA.
J. W. MARSHALL,
E. C. LEWIS
. II. WKFCI.EIl,
I). II. AVhcrlrr & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Pommissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PL A TTSMOUTir, A. T.
Collections promptly attended to, and proceels re
sumed at current rates of Exchange. Taxes paid in
Western Iowa and Xebrassa lor urn. residents, i illrs
ef land investigated. Mouey loaiieu uu heal Estate
securities. L-ind Warrants lucate.
CLAIM AGENTS.
Agent for collection of claim against Govern nun
Sor 8nld era. their iduW-and minoi liei's. A K ' 1 1 1
( .r the 'inclia-e and sale of Lauus ttu ci'j pici
tjt Lea-ing of Tenements.
RKFEUEXCES:
Hon. S. II. KILeit, I). nver City. C. T.
Messrs Krtlnt7e Hros . Omaha, Neh.
3lc'"atiii i. M--tcalf, Nibiasia City.
O. F. Fiiley, ft. Louis, Mik-ouij.
Tr. Pio Lewi-. l!..ton, M.i-Hchu-eua.
H W Dlim trs Chicago, II inois.
II M Mapill. Cim in.-iati. I'hio.
Tut ile A ilatitia. PUlt-inoiith Nebraska.
L li Kn h, Three Itivers. Miclngar..
II. o F Fellovks, H'oomfl. Id, W i-colistl.
li -t: I M M .rqueit, PiattfUiouth, Nebraska.
I. Lew!", Att J . nev at Law, Bu.ll.iio, New York.
Carter, Huis' y 4. Cut i, lies i!oi!ie, Iowa.
jir.3 diif
F. M. DORRINGTON,
REAL ESTATE AGN". ,
PLA TTSMOU Til, SEli.,
rromr t attention paid to t.ie purrhase and sal of
Real Ktate, and payiputof Taxes, aod all dullness
pel t.iiiuDg to a Reueral Land Agency. Titles iuves
liattd. Ref. rs hy permission to
If.in.E S. Dundv. Judre 2d Judicial Hist., Falls
City, Nebraska; 'Major Kdw'd Kurhank, I'.iy master
U. S, 1 , Leavenwoith, Kansas; ..n J. . Buthai.k,
late Aseior Neloaska, falls fity, Nih ; Hon. T. M.
ilJ. quelle, I'lattsmouth, Neb , "ol R It. Livingston,
UteC'ol Nihraska lslVtt. Vols., I'latt-moutb, Nil.;
al.iji.r V. H. Whr'I'T, V.S. Indian Apot, Pawnee
As'iey; Cha'a Ne'tleton, No 111 lliojilway. New
Yo.k. inrvy, Deltllch & 1. owa. W" .isluoif toll, U. C ;
1 r.ii'v. Mauire & Co , Cuu.igo, I;N ; K. li Uteh.
Ruhe-ter, N. Y.. IVof. Ueuiy Arliug ale, Hartford
t'aiveraity," N . Y.
AVtn- II- lacnike,
MERCHAKT TAILOR,
;0NE DOOR EAST OF POSTOFFICE,
Plattsrnoutfv Nebraska.
iee27 lsC5 tf
Residence fr sale-
Wewil. sell ery ow for caih a coo I frame 118
torv residence, all of pine situated in PUtumouth .
luuairc of Marshall, at the Post-office, or o
D. II. WHELLKK X CO.
PUtumaUth, 3f. T, January lOlh tf
HENRY BOECK,
Plattsmocth, N. T.,
ACat for JOS. BUTZER1N &. CO.. will
flrnnh promptly all Tombstones, internments and
ait k-.n ! of Alarble works, on short 3. tic- and reas-
aakle pr.cas. LmavlG, w3n.
3S" W
JEELRY STORE
DELIAClUfi'T T X IIST
FOR 18C.
Notice Is berebv given tb .1 I, 4 Duke, Treasurer
of Cass county, Nehrai-ka Territory, by virtue of the
power In me vested, shall, on Ihe flr-t Mondiy in
September. A. D Itf66, commence seliitia at theofnee
f the Tfeisurer, In fl itt-m ittth. Cass cool y, and
Territory aror-said. at public auction, so much f the
following described tracts r Unds and town 1 .is as
shall neces -ary to pay Ibe taxes, penalties inter
est and costs, which -b ill have accru-d th le .n on
that day. Sale to commence t 9 o'clock I ibe 'oe
noon, and on ench s reeedinft ty at thift hour, u .til
a 1 hbS been sold or oflVred ror aal'-, upon whtcu tbe
taxes remain unpaid on the d;iy of s .1'-.
8 DCKE, Treasurer.
Plattsm'.ulh, August 1st. I8C6.
Non-Resident List.
O-eauulia Precincl
T. n. Ac's
w 8 12 12 100
s e 3 d do do
n n w 12 do do SO
n w
. wu34 13 do 120
n e li w 5 12 Hi 4
n w n elO do do 4
e n e 7 do do b0
Tax S T. R. Ac's Tax
7 55 ne rw 11 12 13 40 C5
7.5 Lot 8 82 13 no 53 4,3"
8.70 n e s e oo do do hO
do 8.77iorlS64
5,14 lot 5 do do do 8o
i n do 1 53 f 1$C4
4.1SciWfrla do do 71 2 32
4,:2
Plaitm)uth Precinct
sene "i5 12 13 40 8,41 1 2? 12 It 40
n e -w 22 do do do do 2 do do do 6 0 60
uw fvilo do d. do do 4 do do di 5 70
sw sw do do do do do 7 do do do 4 67
e uw do do do do 9 do do d . 2 61 40
ne d . do do do do do 80c f r 1SG4
so e 84 do do do do 13 Jo do do 3i 62
ne nw35 do d do do 14 do do do 6 70
fW w do do do do do 15 do do do i 40
ne se 19 do 14 do do 16 do do do 2 do
fees-do do do do do 17 o do do 2 do
nw sw -ii do do do do 13 29 do do 6,V 63
se se 81 do do do do 3o .o do do 1 25
L.JTS 31 do do do 7 65
5 12 do 13 7 74 32 do uo do 2 23
iTdhil3dodod.il?' 26 1 30 Jo do - 7 bS
4 13 do .to 1 2 40 5 33 do do 10 1.53
5 do o do 1 2 40 7 do do do 11 1,65
14 do do do 2 71 11 do do do 15 1.84
23 do do do 1 62 n hf 13d . no do 22 1,86
u'dbrl IS do 14 2V eO 14 do do do 7 bi
8 do do do ti 1 12 15 do do do 10 94
9 do do do 2 63
Rnck muff's
11 13 80 6,19
Precinct
ne26 II 13
40
e e e 5 do do 40
n e 8 do do 160
w s- 8 do do 60
lot 1 8 do do 60
do
4,73
5 66
It 83
7 10
7 13
u'dhfnwl 11 13 80 6,19 ne 26 II 13 1 0 11,39
nw 2 do do 160 1 1,3.1 sw n a Uo n u
swdo do do 100 11.33 nw sw 5 do do do do
sw 10 do do do do n-ne6 di do 42 3.21
w ne if do ito 80 6,19 sw 6 do do 160 12 83
e nw do d i do do do n sw 18 do do 80 6,74
sptlotl4dol4 9 90 w se 13 do do do
Liberty Precincl
re 12 10 11 160 11.80 nw ne 5 10 14
nw nw24 do do 40 3 87
lot 2 4 do 14 74 V 7,22
do 2 46forls64
lot 3 4 do do 49 4.61
do 3 04 lor 1S61
sssw neI3 do 14 10 I 50
w nenw d do do 20 8,36
sw tit e
uei'wdo do do 17 I 2 2,12 sw se 30 do do
dw sw 33 do do
Mt. Pl-asant Prtcmct
nwl 10 12 160 10,42 sw 25 11 12 160
s w 3 da do do donA;sw nw-e ao no lz-t
"seswlO do do 120 7.8SAnw swdo do do do
w ..a ll do do 40 2 61 eiW 27 do do 6J
do do 2.71 tor IhM sw uo uo uo io" iut
se do do do uu ao
do
s i-w 20 do di
s e 20 do do
r ne 29 do do
2 54 for 1-64
80
do
do
40
40
13.12
5,74
do
3,35
8,41
10,43
7,82
do
8.95
na 5 do 13 15J 18,43
ne do 9,5S f .r 1304 se 31 dido
ee7 do do 80 5.24 nwn: do do
n sw. 10 do do do do w 23 do 13
n se do do do do doiiww3o do do
sw 14 di do 160 10,42 nenw 31 da a
nw do do do
se 17 do do
ene 13 do do
do
do
do
Ho
do
do
5,24
. - Bi do
se 33 do do
nw 85 do do
ue 32 do do
ao do
40 2,61
80 8.39
40 2 61
do do
14 17,0
do do
do 10 42
do 17.65
Avoca Precincl
1.t nlvrilvr havinc purchased the R"d Stole on
SI stieet, lately occupitd by f-arv y and others, would
nrec:f.illy inform tle citizens of IMattsnioutb and
vlcioay, tl.at he has rentttd the store and opened a
lar,;e stock of
nw 24 10 11 160 8,73
sw 21 do do do do
e nw 25 do do 8o 4.87
do 3,s2 f-.r 1-64
se 83 do do 160 M 73
n ne d i do li SO 4 M
w w ne3 do do 40 2 30
d 4,20 for lint
sw do do do do 2,2t
w nwse I.. do do 20 1,.0
se sw St 10 acres e ide
ne sw 31 do do 5o 2 to
do 4, 30 for lf-64
nw nw 35 do do 40 2.2G
s l'J do do 1CI 9,91
S dw do do do Bit
do 4,7-furlS64
e se 34 do - o do
d i 4 80 for 1 C4
se2I do do 16-) 9 91
ne do do d
nw dw do do do 0
sw ii w do U do do
se do do do 760
sw 24 do do do do
do 8,50 for 104
u ce 27 do do SO 4 5Z
w te do do do do do
sw 27 10 1 2 1 60 8.97
ne 23 d . do do 9,91
nw do do do lis) do
n ne 30 d do 80 4,95
e se 31 do do do 5.1)0
w ne 29 do 13 do 4 75
e nw o do do do 4 51
no 30 do do 160 9.41
n se do do do bO 4,7
e w do do do do 4 39
do
4,46 for 1864
w ne 81 d do
nw do do do
sw ed do do
e sw do do do
e ne Si do do
do
61
40
60
in
sw 3-2 do d i ICO
do
S 73
2 24
4 39
4 75
9 41
4.66 on e hf for 1364
e si- 83 do do d.
s nw 19 do do 80
n se 2o do rto do
2 67 nw nw do do do 40
o 3ii so 21 do do 160
S.97 ne sw do lo do 40
8 97
do
4,71
do
2 36
9 41
2 86
9.41
do
nw 35 do do loo
se do d do do
do 9 46 Tor 1S64
sw 85 do do do do
Eiilhl Mil" drove Precincl.
sw ne 1 11 12 40
sw 2 o d i 100
se 3 do do do
sw 11 'o do do
nw 12 do d i
sw do ijo do
se 13 do do
s sw 14 do do
ne 15 do do
ne 22 do do
do -2.H on se ne for '64
ne sw 22 do do 40 3 59
do 2 13 I r '64
n sw 23 do do 80 7.33
w ' do tin do do 7.'23
4.s9 iw21 II 13 16 12 1'
3 33etnwse5 do do 1JU 10.43
3 1 se 11 12 12 16 I 15.3.5
15.35 sw 12 do do do 10.31
do 19 30 ne 14 do do do do
d i liVW e nw 15 do do So 7.63
do do onesw24 do do 60 9.21
80 7.49 nw 26 do d 160 17 34
100 15 35 do 10,26 for '64
do 14 33 re St do do do 15,35
w se, 7 do 13 SO 8 69
s sw 8 do do d 9 53
sw 9 do do 160 13,13
w se 9 do oo SO 9.70
ne 13 do do 100 13 33
sties" 'J do do 120 I0.s0 w nw do do do 80 8.43
ne 4 do 13 100 12.11 ne ne 19 do do 40 5,14
e nw 6 do do no 13 0" sw w 20 do do do do
s nw 9 do do SO 9 60 se nw 23 do do do 5 59
do 5 50 for '64 nw 29 do ! 11 1) 20 W
ne 9 do do 100 12.65 n ne 32 do do 80 10.6S
nw 19 do do do 10 61 sw do do do 100 2 0 27
seXldodo do 12,11 ne 33 do i o do 20,80
Water Precinct.
epmu
n ne2S 11 10 80
ne 34 do do 160
w nw 35 do do 73
w ne 1 ! 11 SO
nw ow do do do
s tt nnw 2 do do
n nw re 4 do do 20
ne 3 do do 161
pt se 8 do do 40
se sw 9 do do do
e sw 10 do do 80
sw sw do do do 40
nw 11 do do 160 11,50
do 12,13 fo- 64
e sw do do do 60 5,79
do 5,94 for '61
s ne 13 d.i ao do do
nw do d) do 160 1 53e pt o nwl do d
w se do do do 80 4.65 se nw 7 do do
3 P9 sw 81 11 II 160 8.63
7 79 d 2,53 se sw for '64
4 62 nw ne do do do 40 2 17
6,51 se nw do do do d do
ai y.sn w se do do do 80 4.33
tb 5.34 e oe 82 da d i do 4.94
1 .43 t.e sw 29 do do do x,l3
1 75 do 3.1 1 fur '64
2 42 n S3 do do '60 8 64
I 92 nwtiwdo do do 40 2 17
A s? .w nw do do do 40 do
2..
ne ne 12 12 do
Dt ti'v do da do
Lot 1 do do do
w p't lot 2 do do do
ne sw do do do
svv sw do do do
pt ne 13 do do
pt nw do do do
w se do do do
lot 4 lo do do
lot 5 do do do
lot 7 20 do do
lot 1 21 do do
tie 22 do do
n sw 23 do do
e sw 26 do do
ne 27 do do
sw do do do
ne ne 2S do do
sw 29 do do
ne nw 33 do do
w sw 34 do do
ne 5 11 12
ne 7 do do
se 17 do do
swdo do do
nw 4 12 do
for '63
40
do
32
30
40
do
34
52
80
33
43
60
40
160
SO
do
160
do
40
160
40
80
160
do
do
160
3 78
do
3 00
3 77
do
3 21
4 30
6 9S
3 44
4 28
5 17
3 73
14 80
7 40
(5 i)9
13
14 80
do
3 49
13 15
do
12 92
do
14 60
2 35
2 66
1 02
20
76
40
72
4 02
2 35
4 02
91
8 90
Lot 3 6 12
se 8 do
3 70
11 10
do
514; for '02 4 33; for '61 1219
Lo i is i ilk Prec'nct
30 2 So
80 7 40
40
120
80
40
do
80
160
do
SO
160
120
SO
160
39
25
44
12
12
do
sw nw 9 do do
f fc nw sw 9 do do
e se 19 do do
nw sw 8 do do
sw se 19 do do
e sw 20 do do
no 21 do do
se do do do
s ne 29 do do
se 30 do do
s ne sw 32 do do
n se 29 do do
sw 33 do do
lot 1 33 13 do
lot 2 do do do
lot 6 32 do do
lot 3 5 12 do
Lot 4 on Sales' Island 5
5 " 5
7
3
3
6
14
40
70
77
93
10
do
7 05
14 10
10 56
7 05
14 SO
3 66
2 39
7 38
4 50
8 90
4 50
8 90
6
16
17
a
5
5
05
C7
do
do
do
do
South Bend Precinct
11
12
do
do
do
10
do
do
do
do
se 14
nw sw 5
sw sw 5
nw ne 6
ne 6
ee 6 do do
""""a ne 8 do d
e se 8 do do
1st 5 10 do do
sw sw 9 do do
sw nw 14
n nw do
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Far Ladies, Genls, Children, and the rest of mankind
sal is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
I tbe best manner, and wonld be h py to serve his
old and as many new customers as may give him
the! rjatrnnarv asaurioir them of their wolk Well
done, at moderate price, and on abort time Tbe
ock, embracing every va iety of scods usuall kept
drat c isi Jewelry felure, will be soul at low
Prices, ud warranted of best workmauship and
material. He has also a small stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
V,eS will be replenished frotn time to tim", and
so'.J st the lowest figures. Ilavi f permanently lo
eafd la this eitv, I respectin ly solicit a share of pa
tronage, and cordially invite a ! to ca.l and exam na
tbe stocs on hand, as we would be p'.eased to serve
yQ. and do not ask you to buy unless w can make
t for your t&Urett to patrcoize us.
rj?-f t. H EiTOy.
e sw do do do do
sw 15 do do 100
ne 20 11 do d
s tie 27 do do 80
a nw 27 do d do
do 6 84 tor '64
n se do do do do 5.61
sw do do do 160 7,46
do 5.84 lor '64
ne 23 do do SO
do 4.93 for '64
se do wo do 160
W sw do do do SO
e se 29 do do do
e ne 30 do do do
ne se do do do 40
nw 34 do do 160 H.43
' ne4 0 12 do f,62
nw 4 do do do 10.79
n se 5 do do 80 .'0
e sw 5 do do do 6 37
a ne 7 do do do 5.7
53 14.: 9
41 2.70
w sw 10 do do 60 4 92
se sw do do do 4o 2 47
nwl7 do do 160 10 79
se ne 18 do do 40 2.59
ne se do do do 40 2,73
se 19 II do 100 10,79
do 9. 86 ror '64
nw 20 do do do do
ne se 8s do do 40 2 70
nw swdo do do do do
s sw do do do 8o 5.40
n nw do do do do do
n.ti
4,32 swne33 do uo 120 7 20
do s nw do do do eO 4.S0
do ae sw do do do 40 2,40
2,16
tille Precinct
do
7.43
do
6,57
4,27
8,63
S T It A's Tax 1S64
ne sw 2 11 11 40 3 30
se sw 2 do do du do
e n- 3 do do SO 6 34
sw sw 3 do do 40 3 30 2 35
se 5 do do 160 12 63
sw ne 7 do do 40 2 35
w sw 7 do do SO 6 51 4 02
se ne 8 do do 40 3 30 2 35
se 9 io do 160 12 93
sw 10 do do do do
ne 13 do do do ao
nw do do do do do
ne 14 do do do do
nw 17 d do do do
nw sw 23
n se 25
se se do
Sail
pt e nr 2
t 3
w ne 1
ne ii w 1
s n w 6
ew 11
nw
se s?
n sw
w nn 23
se d
n ne 29
nw ne do
ne ne 31
se do
Lots in
ot bl'L tax
do do
do do
do d
do do
do do
do do
160
40
do
do
SO
do
40'
SO
53
40
do
SO
160
40
SO
40
33
85
do
23
70
72
80
3 70
2 46
1 90
1 96
7 33
1 90
3 92
1 93
2 I J
3 74
2 SI
94
74
I 91
Creek Precinct
14
IS
27
12
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
73
160
SO
40
80
160
do
40
SO
do
160
40
do
SO
160
Plaits mouth
lot bl'k lax
4 31
9 73
4 86
2 43
4 S6
9 73
do
2 42
4 15
4 S6
9 73
2 42
do
4 SO
9 73
i iUj.
lot bl'k
4 16
3 20
6
6
6
12
4
1
3
1
6
1
8
10
9
4
4
10
3
9
3
6
3
12
3
11
9
7
2
3
6
7
10
14
15
16
17
IS
19
a'a
26
30
37
do
40
44
45
46
47
do
43
4S
49
53
40
25
40
40
40
90
03
55
1 40
90
2 53.12
55 4
1 SO
2 58
s hf 4 31
e hf 2 33
5S 5
8
4
2
4
7
3
4
13
11
10
2
4
7
8
11
14
15
16
17
IS
19
23
1 40
90
1 40
75
1 80
90
1 OS
1 40
do
1 SO
2 58
55
4
10
3
12
8
6
7
14
12
11
9
8
e hf 8
n hf 5
3
4
7
9
12
14
15
16
17
IS
22
23
29
31
tax
125
1 40
1 40
90
1 SO
90
1 OS
1 40
do
1 SO
55
do
2 OS
1 SO
1 57
8 do
2 53
9 do
12 60
9 61
2 62
63
65
do
74
76
84
2
2 75
90
73
do
do
2 58
1 40
90
1 SO
do
75
do
do
do
do
1
5
10
5
1
8
7
8
1
9
4
9
3
5
e hf 3
9
10
14
9
4
7
8 S3
12 do
12 89
9 90
9 91
62
62
75
90
75
do
55
53
42
53
do
do
40
30
7
11
4
5
12
5
1
9
9
10
9
9
12
3
37
39
40
44
45
43
do
49
50
54
do
57
57
S3
59
60
61
do
62
64
65
73
75
76
S7
83
89
90
do
92
SO
SO
so
90
do
73
do 5
s hf 2
n ht 7
90
4
10
6
7
5
2
33 15 24
34
37
39
44
45
46
47
6 92 58 9 92 53 2 $3 do
4 93 40 7 93 55 5 94 55
6 94 55 H 95 do 3 93 90
10 93 1 30 2 99 75 3 99 75
4 99 75 1 111 46 2 111 46
3 111 46 4 do do 10 do do
12 do do 1 122 do 3 122 do
4 122 do 10 do do 11 do do
12 do do 1 123 do 1 123 do
2 123 do 3 do oo
9 do do 12 do do 9 134 do
11 154 do 10 136 do 10 137 1 80
5 137 40 13 137 1 SO 10 13S 40
2 149 do. 6 151 75 11 151 75
1 152 do 2 152 40 3 152 40
12 do do 9 163 do 10 163 do
11 163 do 12 do do 3 164 48
4 164 4o 5 164 43 6 164 do
7 do do 12 do do 1 165 do
2 165 do 6 165 do 8 do do
9 165 do 11 do do 12 do do
3 1G6 do 6 166 do 7 166 do
8 do do 9 do do 12 do do
2 ICS do 4 168 do 9 163 do
5 169 55 9 1C9 55 1 170 55
2 170 do 3 170 do 4 do do
5 do do 6 do do 7 do do
8 do do 9 do do 10 do do
12 do do 1 171 75 2 171 75
5 171 75 2 172 90 5 172 90
6 172 90 7 do do 8 do do
11 172 "do 13 do do 14 do do
1 173 48 2 173 43 3 173 4S
4 173 do 5 173 do 6 do do
7 do do 13 173 do 14 do do
9 221 40 9 222 40 10 222 40
5 223 40 6 223 40 5 224 do
7 224 do 8 224 do
Young & Hays' Addition
6 13 22 0 15 22 2 21 22
3 21 do 4 21 do
Townsend's Addition
2 1 22 1 2 22 1 3 22
4 4 do 6 4 do 7 4 do
8 4 do 7 5.31 8 5 31
5 6 31 6 6 do 7 6 do
8 6 do 1 7 do 2 7 do
3 7 do 4 7 do 9 7 do
10 7 do 11 7 do 12 7 do
1 8 do 1 10 do 2 10 do
3 10 do 4 10 do 5 do do
6 do do 7 do do 8 do do
9 do do 10 do doll do do
12 do do 5 11 do 6 11 do
9 11 do 10 do do 11 do do
12 do do 5 12 do 6 12 do
7 12 do 8 do do 1 13 22
2 13 22 1 14 22 3 15 31
3 16 31 1 17 .31 2 17 31
Thompson's Addition
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 in
block 2. lax 22 cts each.
Lots 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. in block 5. 22c each
Lots 1 and 2 in bind' 6. 22c ach
ot 3, 4, 5. 6. 7, 8. 9. 10, 11, 12, 13
and 1-4. in block 6. 31 cs each
,ots 1, 8.9, 11, 12, 13, in block 10, tax
22 ct each
Lot 1 ai.d 13 in block 11. 22 cts each
Lois 8 9. 10, 11. 12 and 13 in block 12
lax 22 els each
Lois 1, 2. 3 5, 6, 7 in block 2, 20 cis.
each for 1S64
1 07
1 SO
90
73
do
do
2 5S
do 2 53
do
2 53
1 40
75
do
do
do
do
do
33
62
do
75
30
o
55
53
do
58
58
do
40
do
do
1
2"
9
8
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5
2
6
12
6
8
11
2
8
9
13
6
3
10
10
11
11
10
8
7
4
48
do
49 '
53
54
55
57
do
53
59
60
Gl
62
65
do
73
75
76
87
87
88
89
90
91
92
90
do
12
75
do
90
75
do
do
do
62
do
to
do
do
55
5S
do
53
53
do
do
40
30
40
Po sil Jacob north 1-2 1 and 2 87 2 93
Pollock Thomas 12 95 20
d; do 11 149 13
do do -8 172 83
do do 10 40 8.1
Parm. ee C II 5 13 2 93
Kanis, y D N 12 33 2 60
do 8 47 3 25
Rp. hnckel A south 1-2 10 43 1 30
Wheeler D II 7 49 98
Weils Joshua 4 aDd 6 8 66
NON.RESIDENT LIST.
L"t bl'k lax Lot bl'k tax Lot bl'k tax
9 8 39 5 4 8 1 7 4 49
6 6 49 3 8 81 6 8 33
4 10 65 6 10 65 6 11 49
7 13 26 8 13 2 23 6 14 33
I 16 2) 13 16 23 14 16 23
7 13 C5 12 19 93 4 21 17
8 23 17 2 26 17 10 20 49
w3 29 60 si 2 4 31 65 11 82 I !
10 34 33 5 80 65 1 89 83
7 39 38 9 40 83 7 43 26
10 44 2- 8 45 S3 10 41 83
X 7 47 1, 3d 111 2 3 47 49 6 49 59
8 49 1 63 10 50 83 12 50 49
1 52 49 3 52 33 2 f5 26
7 6.5 20 2 56 2,60 T 66 20
3 57 2.11 4 67 2i 6 f.7 20
8 - 57 20 9 57 20 12 57 20
2 58 2d 6 53 20 9 53 20
8 59 2"5 4 69 26 5 59 2
8 59 . 6 nl2 3 60 13 11 60 26
13 60 23 9 61 26 do 61 26
do 61 6 4 62 20 0 63 33
10 63 St 12 63 13 5 H4 49
5 73 29 " 6 73 20 5 74 17
9 74 SO 1 75 20 8 75 20
6 75 U 4 76 20 9 76 20
10 76 20 11 66 49 11 87 20
9 83 20
9 S9 20 10 89 20 7 90 13
8 90 13 9 90 13 12 SO do
7 91 10 9 91 10 2 92 do
2 93 13 4 93 13 7 93 20
12 93 1.5 5 94 do 9 97 49
4 98 M 1 111 20 2 111 20
3 111 to 4 do 20 10 do 17
11 do 17 12 do 17 1 122 20
8 122 2 0 4 1 22 20 10 do 17
11 do 17 12 d . 17 1 123 do
2 123 do 3 123 do 4 do do
10 do 20 12 do 20 8 134 20
9 134 -.'O 11 34 20 10 13S 13
11 133 13 2 149 13 1 151 13
5 151 do 6 do 20
7 do IT 9 151 83 12 do 83
2 152 13 3 153 13 10 152 13
12 do do 9 1G3 . 17 do 163 17
11 163 17 12 do do 3 164 do
4 164 do 5 164 do 6 do do
10 do do 11 do do 12 do do
6 165 d - do 165 do 12 105 do
2 116 20 8 166 20 6 163 do
8 do 17 9 do 17 11 do 20
2 103 do 8 109 20 1 170 20
2 170 20 3 170 20 4 do 20
5 do 20 6 do 20 7 do 20
8 do 20 9 do 20 10 do 20
11 do 20 12 do 20 1 171 20
2 171 20 5 171 20 6 do 20
8 do 20 It do 13 9 do 20
10 do 20 6 172 26 7 172 26
11 172 26 1 173 18 2 173 IS
4 173 18 5 do do 6 do do
7 do do 9 221 18
10 221 13 11 221 10 2 222 do
9 222 do 10 222 13 12 222 10
5 228 Jo 6 223 do 5 224 13
GOOD NEiTS.
C. II. Farmele. Esq., of this city,
has been notified that his bids have
been accepted for carrying the U. S.
mails from this city westward to Salt
Creek Ford and thence up the Salt
Creek Valley to Beatrice, and from
this ciiy to Weeping Water FalU
service to commence on the 10:h inst.
The contract is once a week to Weep
inrr Water, tri-weekly to Salt Creek
Ford, and once a week from Salt Creek
Ftird to Beairice. Mr. Parmele in
forms 11s ihat he wall put on Hacks be
tween this city and Salt Creek Ford
immediately, and upon the balance of
the route so soon as they are needed.
This will be glorious news for our
friends west, as ihey have long felt
the necessity of this arrangement ; and
will be hailed with joy by the citizens
of this ciiy as another link in the bonds
that make our interests and those of
the western counties identical.
lot bl'k -64 '63 lot bl-fc G4 63 1
north hf 3 47 1 CO
2 53 48 1 24 1 57 43 1 24
10 Go 48 1 75 4(5
11 87 33 9 89 38
4 111 38 10 111 38
10 122 38 23 5 137 86 85
10 138 33 1 35
2 149 30 40 6 151 33 2 57
12 163 25 I 54 l 3 164 23 88
5 164 28 1 31 , G 164 23 1 31
12 do '28 I 81 G 165 25 2 56
8 165 5 22 70 9 do do 79
11 do do 2 50 12 do do 50
3 166 do 1 G2 I 6 166 do 40
8 do do 2 5o ' 9 d, df 50
2 168 do 1 3c, ' 5 1G9 40
2 170 40 50 , 9 170 40 35
5 171 do 1 41 i 5 223 25 50
6 223 28 1 50 1 5 224 40
7 224 40 8 do do I 84
Delinquent Tax List of lSCu
and former ,years, including
the year I860 inthe City of
Plattsmouth. N. T :
Names of Owners
Adams E C
Barnes A Q
Barker Hen
Boyd Matthew
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Carrothers 3
do
Ford W J
Graff W 8
do
do
as P P
Hope E H
ni-rold Wm
Haii.es J VV
do
d.
Hess A Fintsber
Hammond J 0
Ingalle John
James E S
do
do
do
do
Kineda E W
Lathrop X
do
do
do
do
do
Lewis fc Co.
do
Vorean R D
Mi-Peak William
Newman T W
do
do
do
Newman Amanda
do do
Newman A La brop
Lot Block
8
12 and 3
1
10
9
10
8
9
11
4
11
7
1
S
7
8 and 7
2
6
10
11
nndl-2 8
10
3
10
n 1 2 6
10
8
6
2
1
6
10
8
6
10
do
6
2
1
Ain't
Of tax
t
do
do -
do
do
do
do
do
do
0!mt! A J
60 feet ST of 7 and S
6, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12
8
9
I
13 and 14
do and do
10
8
1 and 2
do 1 1 and 8
do i s "J 0
do 1 S and 6
do 2 and 3
do ' 2 and 8
do I & and S
do 1 and 9
d? 1 and 3
1 and 2
29 7 15
76 89
134 40
53 17
69 2"5
85 33
93 13
1:16 tit
186 65
167 17
170 do
171 19
97 83
97 33
67 2 61)
15 40
172 88
46 17
92 do
89 20
224 15
63 46
95 1 95
12 1 6
82 & 20
49 65
172 1 60
41 33
57 20
67
46 17
22 do
20 3 90
89 39
46 52
83 52
23 20
22 20
15 89
47 2 91
64 40 15
41 1 15
74 93
26 83
13 26
65 41)
172 62
36 20
173 IS
95 79
11 1 31
20 1 64
27 1 30
44 62
54 52
63 52
52 66
60 52
74 40
T1IC JK CAT "IIAKMOXIOL'S."
That the ''Johnson business"' is like
ly to be "muddled'' elsewhere than in
Nebraska, there is no doubt. There
will probably be a big row amoLg the
faithful over tbe crumbs that are (ex-!
pected) to fall from the Master's table, i
We find the following in a Washington
special to the Tribune:
George Francis Train met Vallan
diiiham in wailing at the White House.
Train tells ,Val.'' he must not come to
Philadelphia, for he will only damage
the I're-ident, and thai men like him
mutfi takw back seats. "Val." got ex
cited, said he represented the people
of his district, who are the only repre
sentatives of ihe President in his polit
ical course, and when he was sent to
Philadelphia he. would go and make
himself heard and felt. Inihe-mean-time.
Blair says Train is crazy and
must nut be admitted, and Train says
it Blair js to have his way and resur
rect the dead Copperheads he will go
to work and break up the show and sell
out the piece.
WHO DOUBTS IT ?
Is there a Republican in Nebraska
who doubts that such men as Heath,
and others who are claimed as "John
son Republicans," have gone over flat
footed and "square-toed'' to the De
mocracy? If there should be one who
doubts this, we would refer him to the
speech of Gen. Heath in this city,
where he said there were "but two
parties; the 'white man's party and
ihe nigger party;" and he said he
"thanked God that he belonged to the
whit3 man's' party'. the one that sup
ports the reconstruciion ' policies" of
the Modern Moses. They claim, when
trying to wheedle Republicans into
their meshes, that they are "Johnson
Republicans." We say to you, there
is no such an animal as a "Johnson
Republican." No true lover of Truth,
Liberty and Justice can endorse the
course pursued by Andrew Johnson.
No :rue Republican is willing to hand
ihe . government over to unrepentant
rebels, and say to them : "Masters, we
havu wronged you, do 'with us as you
will."
New York, July 31. The Tribune
has a special which says that peace was
certain last Saturday, in the city of
Berlin.
The King and Count Bismarck will
return to Berlin next week.
The liberals all support Bismarck's
foreign policy.
In the treaty, Prussia carries every
onu of her points.
Austria's naval victory over Italy, is
much over estimated.
The Hyde Park riots, and the move
ments to organize reform leagues have
periled ihe Derby government.
Chicago, August 1. A Washington
special in th morning papers say that
at a Cabinet meeiing the question arose
as 10 the right ot the President to com
mission officers who have been rejected
by the Senate.
The matter was referred to Attorney
General S'.anbury.
HEATH TIIKEATEXS WAR.
In his speech in this city General
Heath presented the picture of Presi
dential electors being sent from tht
rebel States and refused admission at
the meeting of the Electoral College,
and then predicted that "war! war!!
war !!!' would be the result of such
refusal te admit them. We would
suggest that ihe General is a little be
hind ihe times. The threat of war by
tbe "rule or ruin" party has ceased to
have any terror for the lovers of Truth,
Liberty and Justice. The day is past
when the freemen of America will bend
the suppliant knee to these demagogues
who threaten war whenever they are
refused anything by the voice of the
people." That cry has been heard in
the laud for lo, these many years;
and some fire years ago the threat was
carried out and war commenced. The
barking cars in ihe North who . were
1u"d in their demands for war gener
ally deserted their more valiant allies
who: bee bq hostilities, and left them
to fight the battles they had been in
strumental in bringing about. The
men who fought on the side of rebel
lion during the late war have had about
enough of war brought about by theie
place-seeking demagogues of the North,
and will probably wait until their north
ern "friends" commence the fight next
time. They will not be wheedled into
another attempt to break up the Gov
ernment only to be deserted by the
men who urged them on, at the first
appearance of danger. No; the threat
of "war" if we do not do so and so is
about "played oat ;" and the men who
make the threat are about "played out"
well. The great loyal heart of
America despises the threat, and the
men who make it. It is in exceedingly
bad taste to tell those whose laurels of
victory are fresh yet that, unless they
knuckle to ihe foe they have so lately
vanquished, we will have another war;
and it must be very refreshing to those
who were defeated to hear their
"friends" endeavoring to pick another
quarrel for the sake of seeing them
thrashed again.
THE VOTE.
We doubt not the readeas of the
Nebraska City JVcirs would be pleased
to see something in that sheet relative to
the vote on Governor in the late can
vass. Can't Morton tell them some
thing about it ? It see'ins to us if he
could got up a little item with three or
four headings, telling them how many
votes were cast for him, it would be
very interesting. Try it, Morton. It
should be kept before the people that
you did receive soma votes, if not
enough to do you any good.
PH ILADELP IIIA COXVE.
TIOX.
Below we publish a call for a Con
vention of the Southern unionists lo
be held in Philadelphia on the 5th day
of September. It shows that there is
an element in the South which has fell
the effects of the rebellion and fore
sees the effects of placing the govern
ment in the hands of unrepentant reb
els. This Convention should not be
confounded with the one to be held on
the 14th inst. The latter will repre
sent the rebel element and the former
(the one on the 5th of September)
wih represent the men who fought
g
against the rebellion:
Contention of SoiJhern Unionists to
meet an Independence Hall, Philadel'
phia. on Monday, the 5ih day of
j September, 1866.
To the Loyal Unionists of the South :
The great issue is upon cs ! TL
majority in Congress, and its support
ers, firmly declare ihat "the rights o
iha citizens enumerated in the Constif
tution, and established by the supreme
law, must be maintained ii.violate."
Rebel and rebel sympathizers assert
that "the rights of the citizen must bo
left to the State alone, and under such
regulations as the respective States
choose voluntarily to prescribe."
We have seen ibis doctrine of State
sovereighty carried on in its practical
result?, until all authority in Congress
was denied, the Union temporarily de
stroyed, the constitutional rights of tho
citizens of the South nearly annihilat
ed, and the land desolated by civil
war.
The time has come when the re
structure of Southern State govern
ments mu-t be laid on cbnsmutional
principles, or the despotism grown up
tinder an atrocious leadership, be per
mitted to remain. We know of no
other plan than that Congress, under
its constitutional powers, shall now ex
ercise' its authority to establish th
principle whereby protection is made
co-extensive with citizenship.
We maintain that no State, either by
its organic law or legislation, can make
transgression on the rights of citizsns
legitimate. We demand and ask that
you concur in demanding protection to
every citizen of the great Republic, on
the basis of equality before the law ;
and further, that no State government
should be recognized as legitimate uu
der the Constitution in so far as it does
not by its organic law make impartial
protection full and complete.
Under the doctrine of State sover
eignty, with rebels in the foreground,
controling the Southern Legislatures,
and embittered by disappointment in
their schemes to destroy the Union,
there will be no safety for the loyal
element in the South. Our reliance
for protection is now in Congress, and
the great Union par:y that has stoodj
and is standing, by the nationality ; by
the constitutional rights of the citizen,
and by the beneficie.ot principles of free
government.
For the purpose of bringing the
loyal Unionists of the South into con
junctive action with the true friends of
republican government in tbe North,
we invite you to send delegates in
roodly numbers from all the Southern
Slates, including Missouri, Kentucky,
West Virginia, Maryland and Deli-
ware, to meet at independence tiaii,
in ihe city of Philadelphia, on the first
Mondy of September next. It is pro
posed that we should meet at that time
to recommend measures for the estab
lishment of such government in the
South as accords with and protects the
rights of citizens. V e trust this call
will be responded to by numerous del
egations of such as represent the true
loyalty of the South. The kind of
government which gives full protection
10 all the rights of citizens, such as our
fathers intended, we claim as our birth
right. Either, the lovers of constitu
tional liberty must rule the nation, or
rebels and their sympathizers be per
mitted to misrule it. Shall loyalty or
disloyalty have the keeping of the des
tinies of the nation ? Letthe response
to this call which is now in circulation
for signatures, and is being numerously
signed, answer. Notice is given that
gentlemen at a distance can have their
names attached to it by sending a re
quest by letter directed to D. H. Bing-
him, hsq.,of Washington, u. U.
W. B . PTOKES, Tennessee.
JOS. 8. FOWLER, Tennessee.
JAMKS GETTY. a, Tennessee
NAT B OWENS, Tentiessee
A J HAMILTON. Texas.
EO W I'ASCUAL, Texas,
LORENZO SAEKWOOD, Texas.
C B 8AB1M, Texas.
G W ASHHl'ltN. Georgia.
HENRY G COLE, Georgia.
J W McCLUKG, .Missouri.
JOHN K KELSO, Missouri.
J F BENJAMIN, Missouri.
BYRON L FI IN, North Carolina.
DANIEL R GO iDLOE, North Carotin.
GEORC'E REKSE, Alabama.
M J SAFrOLU, Alabama,
J H LARCOMBE, Alabama
THOS W CON W Y, Louisiana.
JA3 GRAHAM. Louisiana
R T VANHORN. JIi,sourl.
W J COWING, Virpinia.!
JNO MINOR BOTTS, Virginia
JNO F LEWIS, Virginia
FRANKLIN STKARNS, Virginia.
GEORGE W ANDERSON. Missouri.
JOHN II TROTH, Fairfax county, Va.
J M fcTEWART. Alexandria, Va
Wl N BERKDEY, Alexandria, Va.
ALT.KN C HARMON, Alexandria, Va.
LEWIS MrKENZIE, Va
J W HUNN CUlT, Va.
JOHN C UNDERWOOD, Va.
BURN HAM WARDWELL, Va.
ALEX 1 DAVIS. Va.
W R HILLYEK, Fl-rida.
PHILIP FRAZER, Florida.
JOHN B BROWN.
J W B BE. Arkansas.
T MrKlNLEY, Ti nnessee.
THOS C FLETCHER M ssonti.
CHAS E MOS.3, M ssouri.
A D CAMERON, Missouri.
J K BRYANT, errsi
WAsniNCTOi. Jaly 4 lV.
New Yoek, July 31. The Herald
contains the following, through the
cable:
London, July 30.
A great meeting was held to-day in
this city. Over 300,000 people were
present, and resolutions were adoptad
declaring that they had no faith in the
government.
The procession was immense. Sev
eral bands of music were in attendance.
Everything passed off quietly.
New Orleans, July 31. TheCon-
vention meets again to-morrow after
noon. It i3 believed that the President will
restore military law.