-.5
LOCAL N i:VS
Q'f A 1'n.r strati iiniinulK" inarched
upon !i' p! i' t'.irta in fjont ot lawyer
I'cttenjf t'i ;n!r yt'i-tr-rdty evening and
t 101I there .in; time iz thr uih the
wiri'l w. A fritri'J sn;r:'pt ilint he o.ime
frvn 11 ;U !!i CT-, nn J that his f u;iTSi
m:i;hi hav.- f.pcn t try nr.'l pet Pot'en
jrr ti revfr.(! his diciinn in r,'nrd t(
th R'ick Ul'iiTs vote. Poor creature ; he
wis d )iitii".J to disappointment, if that
tc.h h:3 errand.
PT We learn that Gen. Urath, Col.
Itrii;', at 1 soma three or four other
nho wro tI,!,iJ n "tprnporarj Esc
cui;v Committee" met in the garret of
the PI ittf Vnllcy II'iiMe thi afternoon
and hid n. "romin" Territorial Conven
ti n. Con. Il-ath, Co'. Patrick, J. II.
Forter an I Judi,o Lock wood were ths
"jntriirnom" choice of tho Convention
to re pr.-sf r:t tha C'pprL:id i-Jeriient cf
NeLrai in t!. ; l'uilade'.i. hia Conven
tion. y Ahout s.'venty-Gvn persona were
present to hear Gen. Ilcutli hint niht.
The 'eiiern.l was not fj'iitn so unified in
his cxp re-Miorn ns one mi;;ht expect from
a tnnn who haj occupied th? position h-:
hti for liio past f-w years. Ila cai.it;
around witli a whirl to tho cf pi-rhcad
idsofth'! qu-'Htjii;:, end indulged in
m.inv of th rocl: phrases of that party.
It in h'i natural clement. 11 Lou-ted
that he Leloned to thi 'whi:c in an'"
pnrty, and proclaimed in n iotid voice
(Pefni?ratic frtjlc) that this was 'awhito
man's povrrnrnent." Yet he nppeared
not unj i'-ii' that tho LI lc'as of the South
hould Le r'-prescnted in Congress, pro
m ., they were represented Ly "white
(Vinned) rr.cn," mid the said Llacks had
151 vr.'ce io ch'JO.Mii t them. He danomic
d Congress in tnojt npproved ojper
hnd 8?y!-', but showed conclusively that
Congress Lad spoiled the ''piece" he had
cam.j to Nebraska to speak by admitting
Tennessee. Wc propose to notb-e some
cf the General's remarks a little more
particularly in the conrso of a few diys,
and in the meantime would surest to
the Democracy that they can trui him
in full rViIoWfhip. Thev need not put
l.iin upon probation we have no further
lean upon hiui.
From T7.ui tdjy'a Laity.
jj"Mr. LtLoX's new building, one door
weit of the Post Office is nearly complet
eJ.
(J'J7"C-ittb' in lare numbers are bein;
tken acro-s the river at this place, de
signed forth;; Chieaj tnaikct.
PJT W. J. il 'sser has the thanks of tbe
Ilr.KALu outtit' for a fine lot of green
corn and oth'-r vegetables.
Iilair's ''Pe'err-ited Executive
Committee," (Jen. Heath, left on t he Col
orado this afternoon for ilia "tsccne of
cti:n" at I hil.idtdphia.
Ci?"'rh Cornelia camo up this morn
ing:, with a ''j'tantity of freight for this
place. An in other thing, we noticed
lot of farniturc for T. V. Shryoek
fyVc woalJ call attention to the fact
that th; City Council h is passed an or
dinance prohibiting the retailing of liq
uors liftfr 10 o'clock at nibt. Another
tep in tbe right direction.
"Ve would suggest that Dr. John
Clack write a 4 hi-tory" of the Conven
tion TeeterdiiT. We do this in the kind
est of ff e'.ing, because we believe the
proceeding-" of all great and important
ascetings l:ou' 1 be made public.
?"The demand for laborers in this
locality Las beer, constant and on the in
crease ail summer. ffaj-'s are go d,
and it loo!,s like more of those who Lave
hard tinvj to luake a living in the ast
could "make i: paj' by coming to Ne
braska. (M. C. M irpby Esq., arrived in the
city vesU-rd.iy c-vetiing, d:r;ct from his
Rant-he at Alkali Sta'ion. 11 reports
that tho tcry of the burning of T..k horn
Station by the Indians was a regular
e.inard. there being ro Indians about.
Ho thinks there wid Le no further
trouble with th.i Iad'ans if they are lot
1 3U9 by the whites.
f5"Vm. Ilerold has a quantity of
Salt from the woiks at Lancaster which
;j equal, if nt superior, to any brought
from tho east. With a euiT.cient amount
cf capital invested, those springs will
produce salt cnaugh to supply the whole
United States; and they Will, lefore
many jears, supply tho entire country
st cf ths Mississippi river.
CObl for another "Territorial con
Tention" to arrange the "Johnson busi
ness." Why don't some of those who
ere rulrj out yesterday issue a call. It
is the easiest thing in the world. You
can h ive a convention, allow none but
your own "clique" to have a voice in it
meet in the garret of the Platte Valley
TIjuse, with closed doors, and "endorse"
Andy, according to your own particular
fancy. Call it a "Johnson Territorial
Convention' and you have the thtDg all
tight.
Frorx F. iiiay't Vaiij.
("Morton left on the Denver for
rhiladeiDhia. Query will he have any
better "iuck" than he had at tbe Chicago
convention.
C5?"The Episcopal Sunday School pic
ric, which come oST yesterday, was a
omp'iete success. The little folks en
joyed themselves "hugely" and the larg
er ones "muchly."
" ffiHon. J. E. Doom Arrived in the
chr tj-Oay. lie goes back, as a partner, i
into the popular and extensive Outfitting
House of Amison & Dovey. Success to
you, James.
CTIIon. P. "Y. Ildcheocfc, our Dele
gate in Congress, h onr thanks for a
cv of nn "Oration on the Life and
Character of Henry Winter Davis," de
livered in the If ill of thp House of Rep
resentatives on the 22 i of Fedruary l8Cj,
by Hon. John A. J. Creswell.
The 'harmonious" pre- of Ne
braska are having a lively time over "the
Johnson business." The Slal-siain
slashes away at the Ar; the II -raid
whacks the Statesman nnd the little D m
ac.ral the Drrnocral demolishes the II ri d
the Xewx and tha Statemin all at once;
and the Time ''lavs low" anil does the
'white washing"' business for all of them.
Hurrah for the "Johnson business," and
th j Johnson press of Nebraska!
From Saturday' I Daily
C57"Saml. Chapman, Esq.. came up on
the Denver last evening, having been
eat on a visit.
f"The Street Commissioner is engag
ed in relaying tne floor of thi old bridge
op Sccot.d street, and grading the street
at the nev one.
C5?If the business men of this city
wish to secure a larger trade from the
ranchmen west of here, we would sng
gi st th propriety of sending-a copy of
tbe Daily Herald to each and everv
ran"ho between here and Denver. It
will pay you our word fi.T it.
C:5"A band ( f lawless characters have
infested Nebraska City since "the big
emigration,"' and they have proven them
selves expert in burglary, highway-robbery
and horse-stealing. One of them,
however, has met the fate more of them
deserve. We learn from the Atwe that
the fellow who ttolo a horse frorn Wm.
McLennan recently, was followed and
overtaken near Topeka, Kansas. He
tried to make his escape, but was shut
dead by one of the pursuing party. Mr.
McLennan ha two horsen in his posession
taken from this thief which are supposed
to have been stolen property. .
WOOL, CAIUMXti.-
The folljwing letter explains itself.
The opening of this factory will be hail
ed with joy by the people of Nebraska, as
it will save many a dollar to the poeple,
and is an evidence of our prosperity and
advancement.
Saline Ford, Neb.,
51
July 20th, I860
Ed. Hkhald:
Dear Sir: I hare received
numerous letters of inquiry about tbe
jitne I would be ready to card wool.
Please inform the public, through your
columns, that everything is now in run
ning order, and that people can get their
carding done at this place on short notice.
Dring along your wool, and oblige
DENNIS DEAN.
j?We know not how true it may be,
but we have been informed that there is
a dictionary in uje in this city which
contains tbe following:
.1 Lucijer One who abuses a Justice
of the Peace when a decision is given
against bis client in consequence of
which the lawyer gets no fee.
A CSeut emau On; who quotes from n
jotetnporary, but when called upon fur
proof, is unable to find any thing similar
to the quotation.
Chiiatry--A hearty young man at
tempting to thrash an old man because
thev difier upon the Fenian question
Li.ijalty Cursing Union soldi-rs (be
hind their backs) and recruiting for th
rebel army.
Srlf- I'reriaiion Peddiiog milk in
Canada during the draft in th; United
States.
We learn that a -rentleman will com
mence convassing fur subscribers to this
dictionary in a short time.
"3"VVe h'var a 'loud murmur going up
from the farmers throughout the county,
in consequence of the extremely dry
weather. They say the corn crop will be
a failuro unless we have rain soon.
Q"E!der Dungan will preach n-ixf
Sunday evening, at carlv candle lighting
in tho school room corner of Main and
Sixth streets. Subject: The Identity of
Chri.-ts Church.
"See advertisement of tho great
Circus in to-day's paper. This is said
to be a splendid alFair; and we know of
n better way to find out whether the
statement is true than to go and see the
performance. Remember, the 18th inst.
pIIugh Orr, Esq., has purchased
the interest of Ed. Buttery in th Livery
Stable on the corner cf Main and Fourth
streets. This popular stable will here
after be conducted by Shannon & Orr,
who know how to treat their customers
a little better than any two men in the
west. They keep the very best of horses,
carriages, etc., which they let at moder
ate rates.
jTMr. Thos. P. Applegate, late a
member of the 11th Ohio Cavalry, carae
down from Laramie in a fiat boat, arriv
ing in this city last evening. There were
four of them in company as far as Kear
uey, and from there only two. He re
ports having stopped at several Indian
camps during their journey down the
Platte, and found them very peaceable
and friendly. They stopped at one camp
of 1500 Sioux, whom they found in no
way inclined to disturb them, but on the
contrary were anxious to. promote a
friendly feeling- Mr. Applegate thinks
there is no leason to fear further Indian j
difficulties on the plains unless through j
the bai conduct of the whites. lie was
present dur'mg thi entire treaty-nuking j
at Laramie, and assures us that the
treaty was satisfactory to tha Indians,
and that the rumors of dissatisfaction
and intended hostilities are the work of
dislgning men.
F m Tuemlay't Dully.
5?"Read the bounty bill, published
to day. It will be of interest to the
"boys in blui." They should look after
and secure the;r bounty before the rebels
get control of the government and repeal
all such laws and re-enact simitar ones
in favor of ex-confederate soldiers.
T"See advertisement of"WilIcox&
Gibbs' Sewing Machines." F P. Tmld
Fsq., is agent for this part of the coun
try. Ha will furnish any other rnschino
hen desired; but g'ves bis attention
Miore especially to the Willeox fe Gibbs
because he believes that to be the best ;
machine in use. Call and nee them at
Newman's Clothing Emporium.
s?" Wells & Irish have their new Res
taurant in 'Tunning order" and are now
open for the public. We a-xeted an in
vitation from the proprietors to dine
there to day, and we can freely join with
others who are versed i n culinary matters
in saving that Mr. Irish is the Prince of
Cooks, and that Billy Wells is unsur
passable in the Dining room. If any one
doubts our word or our judgement in this
matter, just let them go and see for
t "lemselves.
Ci7"We learn from Mr. Parmele that
he has received definite instructions
which ho is prepared to carry out to
cornmenco service on tha now western
mail routes on Friday of this week. The
route from here to Beatrice goes by way
of 'he following Post Offices: From
Piattsmotith by way of Uiendale, South
IJjnd, Ashland, Salt Creek, Rock Creek,
Lancaster, Saline City, Saltillo, Center,
ville, Olive Branch, Clajton, to Beatrice.
The mail will be conveyed iu Hacks,
three times a week, between this city
nnd Salt Creek, and once a week from
there to Beatrice. The route to Weep
ing Water goes via. Eight Mile Grove,
and tho mail will be taken once a week.
Q"Will some of the men who are
loud in their praise of Moses A. Johnson's
"policv," and who claim he is carryijg
out the reconstruction policy of the Mar
tyred Lincoln, turn to their speeches and
writings during Mr. Lincoln's ndminis
tration? These fellows remind us of the
man who was pursued by the police
He was unable to make his escape, and
concluded to try the "bold" dodge He
got out of sight around a corner for a
moment, 'and buttoning up his coat,
cocking bis hat upon one side of bis head,
he turned and walked back with head
erect, and was not recognized by the men
who were in pursuit of him. These en
dorsers of "uiy policy" are trying the
same trick. They think by their boldness
and effrontery they will escape detection
as the men who donounced Mr. Linoola
and bis administration: who called the
soldiers "Ltnco'n hirelings" and declared
the war "a failure." Tho Union police
have sharp eyes, however; and the dis
guise and effrontery nro not sufficient.
(T"In going for or ordering goods,
the grf at question to be solved is where
they can be had so as to enable the pur
chaser to make the greatest p-ofit If
ihey can he had neir home for about the
saaiu money that would have to be raid
at u greater distance, it is certainly an
inducement. Let our dealers in Groce
ries, Liquors, e.c, reason upon this sub
ject, ami when thev want anything in the
line, go to Weutheimer & Eppstein, in
St. Joseph, nn' we doubt not thev can
make it more profitable than to send or go
lui-il cr eabt. j -2Glm
List of Letters
Rd n-initiDir iinrli.luie.l iu lite lVt )(D-r at Piatt
iii.'U h, N b -k.i. Au3 1-U, lSi'ti. T obiiin an)
l the-. t- ttir h i:e:iu mil t tali !r Aivjr
(i -i Le t? " five i lie J.ilc of llii- ami pay two
c. in- ( ndve''tiiiiK'
Irnot ciiivlf r wi:iln o-.e mun'h th"J will be
eu! to ite lie , d I.t lUr Otlice.
Drewrj John W.
l.uil-r Wil i ira
Hull inun i B 'J
l;t:r art Fi k
hoiiwrr l J Killer
Karre.i It K
i; l ty Vnn-U
i.'wje:i T C
C.iin Mi.r l i
::iMi.ell W J
II I W, lioi t'i: W
P':U" ..lilU'tl S
)u -n Moore Jtinnlen
li.tr.iu Mm. Mmy
Kdir iriU Camel 2
Ki.ic I'l.i'.ip 0
liner) S S cr Mr Couk
'Wliennur IsaO 2
4itir-.nl M A
(fill er: IL urr
tin lii L J i-i-ph
tioMt-umh Joseph B
Hick- )V Ilium
Smith I ariiS
A hi: wnrti Jamrt
hitr.fV William II
) e.ver i'hiily.
Hairis J W
l:u"-t;ui .Mr
Ila '.ten Nile
HarlHU I're-'oa
J,lu. V II
Jnlili-ull Sarnh
Jam Mninn
JkIiii-oii tiary J
I invi.I'- J M
M.irris t liar erf F
Main in J.imei S
Mulliiiix Hvrn
Pi.we'.l Ji'hn 3
rarim r J T
1 roer Isaac
Price William F
Pan-lkt John t
P.ivne Li A
Hub-US William
Hubert Ja. k
Kobrrt- James J
Keel Alfred
fchi.lilkr )lr
FiiebLet I l.eoiiore
Wise M A
Warren Mi-s Lizzie 2
J. W. MARSHALL, I M.
PRO S5 ATE NOTICE.
5oHc is hp-eby Rien thnt Julin L. Brown has
m ids a;-inicvin t be nppoiute.1 Admiinstr-itur of
the eMJt i I'aviil Brow i. l.-li? d.'ea.-cil, uf 'ass
coui:ty. Th Court will hear i-aid applies ioi f .r ;ip
rviiDt 'neiK a ' d mni-tra'or on August tbe 2i'li, at
10 o'u ork a. m.. in PI H-mouth, . T., at hii:h
lime all " oni lute e ed will pp ar. Wuueu
my har. I aa d feil ! "ill day f AikusI, 1SG6
aupS.Sw J. W. l Alt? II ALL, Piobat- Ju.lga
Ijenl IVolicc.
In tie Di-itrii-t Court or tie 2 I Judicial District of
Xebraika ia and and for Cats Futility.
Jobs Brauner ard Harvey t', Ui.ls.S
. I
Sanford Pottiriri r. Ambrose May- la Chancery,
field. A 'm'r of the estate of (ieoipe
M iylle d, dec'il Tne bei- of tittrge J
SInel I an.l William (inllien.
To S infurd oitmirer take notice that John Eran
ner anJ Uarvey H. lliils hive filed lirir bill in Chan
cery Mgaiat you and the oilier defendant In tha
a'wve eotiiled Court, tbe object and prayer of raid
bill is 'O foretlono eertam mortiajre (or triu t) deed
rxaented by you to naid Harvey U. Hill" as Tru-iee
f.r John Itranner to ecure tli payment of your cer
tain promissory ome by yon ent'ilw on th" 8Ut day
of Aulrut. A. U., I6, toobtain th-j payment of Mid
ni le that th inorliraced premises, to wit : The
north half of the -outh et qaarter nnl the south
half of the north'veft qnarter or Section tweuty
four. Town'Mp iwct e, norih of RAnv'e eleven, east
of the Sixth prmcipnl mer dian, in Cas douiiiv, Ne
braska, uiay be oiu ana tne proee! of uueh ale be
applied to ward :he pay men' of sa.id note; attd ihnt
you and the otlie 1e'ei.iiant, and all peitons
may be enjotne'i irom co nmuiiTit; wante on tne fcia
nremises and to exclude the d fend nils from all
claim, i Ubt or equity of if. einptio- , ke lo i lie .iid
premise", i -u are reijnireu to ppar od p eau o
ine ajiid bill on or bef re Mond.iv the 24 h diT of
pei;Fmber, A. P., IStit, or aid bi.l -i l - I .ken
pro conri. i Ami s s. STtv .u. .
- C. Il.:i.... t .L.rnl.l
okui.iuia ivi iuuii:.ih..uij.
The above is crderel to be publUbed focr coast e-
ntive wteks in i he JNebrtsia hirild.
J. a- BSJWS, K-g in CUsncery.
mm:
TjTiti.-il'iV
f S-- 1 :
ri'i
THE BIG SHOW
IS OOMIHSTGr.
New Wagons, New Harness,
New Properties, iew
Costumes, TaicU lo
nies, J'eautiful
Horses, liducat
ed 31uL's,
And Performiutng dog5,
Lroats, -lt)nkeys.
OPPOSITION larVlTED!
COMPETITON DEFIED!
The Triumpha' parade 03 the New
York Champ Elysees
Circus.
On the morning of t'no exhibi ion will b prodlsal
in Ill iK'iii cent fC -nes aod gorj;jon Tableaiix.whii U
wiil 1I11 .lay the neti.h that bm becU o boun ifully
t xpemled iu ren ei ing t is Circus -onipk-uoim for
np.eiid r and unt-iUal.:d 'n magnilu l Piominent
a 1 ong Hie nntnn i u leamree.- of attraction will be
.-IX I A.NDtM TEAMS of niatiheJ horses driven by
Lidies. .
The n ivel and exquisitely beautiful IMPERIAL
ALLECllt; drawn by ix elent p.mie'', and driv
en by a la-Jy. MUCnTHU KN'ltiUI'S, arrayed la
Mip b ap.iarel ; besides a ure.it Variety ofnttra tive
pe t.icl a ol exlrao.-diiioiy graaleur. The taa'e
luly and d.corati d
CHARIOT OF ORPHEUS.
DRAWN BY
TEN RAMPANT STEEDS.
will contain Professor U'wecliury' Opera Band from
ths Academy o' .i.asic. New Vor, compoed of musi
cians of thebigbe t order of excellence
The imuieune centr-liz Uion of lha unequaled tal
ent coiiita iu pari of the follow ng :
LEVI J NORTH, tho vetman pioneer of Circus
amu enients.
VDLXtl LEVI NORTH, tae Chaiupion juvenile
Horaetiion of the West
MU's KKIDGKS, from the Cirsue de Napoleon,
H'LLE BUIDGiiS, the moat daring and graceful
rider i-u this c-ntiiieui.
M'LLK AMELIA, the Pearl or the Arena.
fslfiN'iJR CUKLit-iNA, ihe Champion double somer
sault eque-ti ian,
.MAUAMK JUsEPUINE DE VANIOR, the grace
ful ( r i'eau ai tist.
tl DXKY W. UU, the accomplifhed Matre de Cirque
AI ASl t'.t FitANK A; IIToN. the coni.iit.onisti, or
bonel'-s boy. The wonder of the lDth century.
W.M. Asll ION, the mo t acc -iciplitdied gjmuat of
the age
J AMB-t WA ED. the PvopWa Clown and Shak' a
perian J -ftcr.
LKOS uaMMEA, in li:s Mnsursassab'.e act on the
ba eback- ot f ur fleet ponies,
.MAsltlt li.Ut d.lli-il, the equestrian Ap
p l.o.
MASTKR FRANK WA KK, the pymniiftic miracle.
ION 1' bt 1M.H the priucu ol cuuic iageia.
The abjve eoiiiprisF th largest .roil, tevci O' gan
ized into 01 e c tiilmny, ati.l th.-ir varied peifuim
aueos will c.iuiiiut-.- a -tie -f unpaialb d success
C'oi'U t. ted with th a i.i iii ne cjinpany is Pi ot
Wli.Lla CO iiU'.-' I'KUCPE cf '
Goats, Dogs and Monkeys,
Educated to perloitji a greut Van ty ol amusing,
woi.ile. ml aud d.Oiu t lrn k. A i!eci iptiou of li.e
vari. u iats lli. t lb r -au.cal mii'uI lavoiilea have
been iai gh . to t xe ut would u. pa b. liif.
Their luclliifei.c.', rt.vla Buie tx .eed eveiy
kind ol tiainiug the biute species ever dev.iiopiii.
and li.e ainai.na alacrity dispaj-il ia Ih ir unique
pei f .una iCvs bring finh shouU ol applau-e
Ihe Trick Horses Hars and Andy
Johnson.
TRICK TOXIES Cazelle. Jenny Lind, Yankee
.0Uou, Liiilt U b I, and iho.-e euueated iiules
SID AND STEVE,
will iffj-d fun for the inillioiir l"revious t.) each
aft . noon i.erl'01 m ine? there wil' be grand F"J;
KXHllil I1U., ei.titl d a JOUUXIcr IO UJE
CIIO CDS, in wh.cli .1A11. J jt.flt iN r. VK A
loi; will aeuil a SI NCiLK LhN l Kit )litK,ali-luo-eo
8 ' lee. to ilie top ..f ih : c n re I ole Mad
JtneJ ,cphiu . 111 tins ilriii aud in'T- pt'l feat, U
l iouo ibCed by Hie Press t.i i-ui..d wi n ut it rival.
Th.s maiiiuio U mi terdom of thu World will tx
hibit at
PLATTSMOUTII. Saturday IS h.
Nkllit ASK V CITY, lGib aud IT h,
lii.ti a n Vll.i: i-'nh
Admission,-...
children
- rt n . .
25 Cts-
Door 1 piju at 1 a'"! 7 uVloi: da W.
GtO II. iiETlALF Prop-ietor.
O. I. LEMEK.r'iU. Ag l. Ur J W. MurtHKAK,
Director ol I'uoiic.'.iior
latrul liicc.
3
AleanJer II. Arm troi g I Intt ebi trift Com I of the
vj J. -u Ju In t il !( lot of Ne
Solon M. Jo'.m on. ) i.ii-ka.in a..d for Caa Co.
ToSolou SI. John on uke once ihalon the Tib
d .y ol Aufc'0-i, A u. 18tfl, Alexa .ir. 11 Aimstro ig
file I his pitiiiou a-aiost y " lu ibe above eii.it ed
C'oint I be obieci aud pr yer of aid petitiou is to
rtcoter ofaml fr..tn you the i-ayuient of li.e mm of
Two llun.ii e.l and r"ifteen and Uue linn Iredi b uol
lais wiih int. ic-t f.o ii Sept "J: I lcd'i. a. sum
beiiii a iialaii e due on a p.oinia-ory n .te, exeeuie.l
or you to Mlwa d W ineate for !4i on ibe loth ui.y
of Jui, l 9;.tid note having be-n c to by m -i I
Kae. and tile mo. tg iged pi- tuesis h ivin 1-eiU old
and a p i t ol the luone- due ou aid n..;e has b en
thus paid To recivr s.ud b.lauce ibis action
bii.o.'. t as this plamt If is uow ihe owner and iiold-
r of the said rote, and als the owue.- of ibe d cr. e
lend ted for the lorrcio uie cf the said niorungi-,
yur real tstate iu said cou i'y has b -eii , ladled in
ti.is u!t. Your ae requi.ed to appear aud plead to
ihe .aid petition on or before vioutlay ihe iiih day
of s-pteiubtr, A. I),l5ii6 cr ia.d p-.-tii.on will be
taken as tiu-and judue .ent reude.ed accordingly.
MAaON 4sIEYtN':ON', Ay for fi'u.
The above notice Is order d published in the Ne
braska iikralo lor four consecutive weeks.
auS.4wj J. II- i'KOVVN, CiefiD. C-
Attachment Notice
Charles F. Catlin
To Raimon.l, Minor &. Co.
naimnnuiiiiT avu. i
i a. r
You are hereby nounea mm in iiwrauinn "
issued by me in favor of trie above plaintiff and
against ;he abote named defend.inm. tor the sum, or
iG.b5 dollar. and trial set lor Wednesday, the 15ih
day uf August, lSlfS. ' " o'clock a m of said day,
at which time j idgemeot will of rendered against
you if you do not appear and how rang- to thecon
tralT J AdtS O'kKILL,
Ju lice o the reace.
Plattsmonth. J uiy the Cth, A. I. 1566. 4w
National Claim Agency.
WASHINGTON. D- C-
F. M- DORRINGTON,
Sra AGINT:
PIiATTSMODTII, - - NEBRASKA,
Is prepared to pre-ent ami proaecn'e claims before
Congress, Court of Claims aoii the Depi .ui.i.u. fa
teats. I'ension,, Bouiites. and Bounty Lands se
cuied. Charges moderat... am) in pri .ortioii to
tbe am lunt of the claim. f M. liOUuMNC IO.V
April 10, '60.
Go to lilac''. Battery & C'.'s for your Lard Oi
and Lubricators
T"he place to ret cheap I.imp and Lamp Chimneya
1 ia at BLACK, h UTTER Y CO.'S.
4 l':riri-
L V-Tf ''HI' '
Ml
' - ' -t -ill tV-jTj
E. A. CRAVL8,
WES. MONTGOMERY.
Graves Sc Montgomery
TOBACCONISTS,
Soulh tide of Main street, fine door east of
Duke & Co.s Tin Store,
PLATTSMOUTII, N. T.
V.'e keep constantly on hand a good assortment cf
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
WGirS I'S A CALL! TU latch-string al
ways h. ngj out.
NEW BAKERY.
We have removed to the building formerly ocou
pie by Dr. Doni lan, on the north aide of Main St.,
where we are prepared to supply our patrons with
the best qu.ili!y of
BREAD,
RUSK,
BISCUITS,
CAKES,
VIES,
tfc, cf-C
All of which we will deliver at their bousesat uch
prices that it will be to their interest to purchase of
ns. We will use the best quality of Flour to be had
in this market. Our motto is
"LARGE SALES AND SHALL PROFITS,"
ard we hope by a large increase of business to beahl
to sell so vnry cheap that no one can afford to baka
at home.
ICE CREAM.
We will continue to supply Ice Cream bv the dlh.
quait or ga:loa.
J. FAKCEL Si S0Jf3.
Win. Stiidcliiianii c Co.,
One door west of Donclans Drvg-slore,
Dealers in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
II AT.- .Af'fi HOOTS SIOES
TR C.VKS, VA LISES,
and a penc-al stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
Kit thf Pltins; also, a larce lot of
RUBBER CLOTHIXG. REVOLV
ERS jJYD .YOTIO.YS.
Wn bonght low and will sell cheap for cash. Call
ai'd rXHiiiiiicour stock before iou buy hut where else,
jyljtid Wm. 8TADKLMANN A CO.
IcAISIYESS MIOP.
The undcrsipaed hivir.p purchased he establish
ment forni"r'y ovdaJ by M. II Murphy, is prepared
to accommodate customer with ni yininir In he line,
u hasHAItIK!!,sDDLtS. BRilLE-. COLLAR',
W II. 'I'S 8i I' US, and everything ele (hat may be
Cii'l d for.
23" Hep liring done on short not cc, and at rea-
8t Oi.ble rates.
Aprl0:w O 8 COURTRIGHT.
I.,tnvi. Durbiii & Cos
1UY JXD Gil A IX
LOADING MACHINE.
THE ORSA TEST LAEQ3-SAVIXG XACUIS'E
IN EXISTENCE I
Warrnnted to tako nt aod load buy ns left by the
! wer, w thont It ik ng. C rk.nc or I'iichirB- Also
to load i.r In. Flax. &c , Willi U' ihe ialntr of Biml
ii it and Shot ki nc . thus -a viiir at Ihe p recent pi ices
or labor fimii 17 to 2( il liars ptr dav. Pricetf Ma
clii e Ht I. na I ity, I 1)
ThF Riif-t fir Uti tfomty is for sale.
Adfl'F's, J. N. WISE, E-iq , I'latumuuth, Nebraska,
may 11 4 w
l)URLINGTON AND MISSOURI
b
RIVER RAILROAD.
18C0 EASTWARD 1G6
Short nnd Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST.
In connection with the Des Moines Valley and
C licauo, l.lurlisgton and Qumcy Uailroads.
Three triins leave Ottumwa daily on arrival of
D-'s Moines Valley trains.
1ICY YOUR TICKETS VIA
0TTUMWA and BURLINGTON,
FOR SALE AT
,v... , .PLATTSMOUTII.
IJMA.i),
CCiUNCTL DLUFFS,
NEBRASKA CITY,
UES MOINES,
KNOXV1LLE,
ALHIA,
MONROE,
PELL A,
. OSKALOOSA,
EDDYVILLE,
OTTDMWA,
Hifjgae checked from Oitumwa to
Chicago and the East.
Paencers have ch.de- of all the grett lines lead
ing North, Et aiid Soutti, and will find t ckets to
ail principal ix-iou kast hy ail loutesat the Ottumwa
ticket otfi ; of thi- company.
Passengers wiil find this route Quick, Safe and
furem its connections.
C. E. PERKINS, Superintendent.
L. CaIK ER, General Freight and fas-enger Agen
r"h- plrr jet Perfnmery af all kinds i t
JL place; buttery t ro.'a.
J'NI
Simpson, Sharp fe Co.,
Wholesale
f
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
TLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in FANCY AXD STAPLE GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
PROVISIONS, ST. LOUIS FLOUR, DOORS, SASfl,
WIXDOW-BLIXDS, GLASS, PISE LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
Also, As tali for theelebrated
SEYMOUR'S NEW YORK MOWER AND REAPER,
-
Quaker Bov and Wood's Mowers,
3VE icliisa
We invite all to Call and See
juel8 dw6n
BlaACK, BUTTERY fe CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines ana Oils,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes and Perfumery,
Pure Wines ana Liquors, for Biedicinal use,
Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, and Fancy Articles Generally.
Farmers, freighters and pJujsiclam
Will find our stock of Medicines complete. Warranted Genu
ine and of the best quality.
Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Filled by Dr. Black.
Plattsmoutb, May 1st, 1SG5, tf
- KLEl'SEfl & WISE,
Dealers in
BOOKS & STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER,
VINDOW -SHADES,
Confectioneries,
IVolions,
Toys,
Coal Oil Lamp.
&c, &c.
ir also aper.ls for ibe Buchinan Wooleu
Hills, of St Joseph, ito., and bare now on band a
go-'d av-ortmcntof
FA2TCT CASSIMERES,
CLOTHS, SEAXS,
rLAXXELS,e.,
wliich we hare received on commission, and are
prepared to exchange for
WOOL OR CASH,
at rery rcafonaVa jpru'es. 49 Give ns a call,
one door east vt the Qebald office, Plattsinouth
Sebra ka.
Mar 26. 1365. tf
NEW GOODS!
NEW G00D3 at lb
"NIMBLE SIXPENGE,'
which I will tell at
REDUCED PRICES,
as I am in need of mon'j.
mar23
L. tILUXGS.
"f mil -3( Tateat Meiiclaes at old price to
HI. ACE, BUTTER T ' O.'.l
and Retail
m 1
us, and Examine our Slock.
Simpson, Sharp & Co.
FURNITUEE,
COFFINS,
AND
Cabinet - Work !
II. BOECK
ItaTin? enla'twl hi i-bp anil Sula-ronm won'd
r-pertfury rin-nd t!i pep'e In iliN vicinity that
he can furui-b tlit-m w th llie very best 'uru turc,
Cha.rit, or o her Cabinet-work, at the moi rtaon
atle rates. 1 nh-.ill ke p ron- tartTy on bund a lare
asir'mentor EtrrH II ork. and am also iircpnrcd
to mauuractu e miytbiae in my line on bort nutice.
A large ao.- nii-nt ft lieany-iiiade Ci'ffm K"pt at
a!! tlnica. Call and examine my ttock an 'I ir!rv
jelO !w tf H. BOK;K.
Burned Out.
BUT HOT DISCOURAGED.
T. W Sbryorlt U iicain at tbe Id o'anfl
prepared to w.iit Ufm h' furmer cuiti mi-ri", aud th
public pcnra'.ly. If yuu want ar.y thing in ebspe
of t'uuii:ore or Cbaiia. gire bim a rjil. 8 dine
near Mir, Plattsmuuth, X. T.
May 17. dif.
J. N. WISE.
, Accident, Fire,
Transit
General Life, Accident, Fire, Inland and
Trar.sU
INSURANCE AGBNT
WIM tDlce r:i-l' at reasonable r.tfaln tbe mo't reliable
cumrnuies in tbe (rrited Slat-..
JC5"Ofl2Ce at the bouk iore, Plaitsmouth, N'ebraa
ka. nia2ldtf
NEW
& .Shoe
Boot
Shop.
The eaVeriher would re'Dectfully eall tbe atten
tion of tbe citizens of 1'bitmooth ai.d tliepnbl's at
aigo to tbe laci that he tuts located one duor eat of
Donelan's Dru More, wueebe iufndu kepinz
on hand and m.kir na the birtet notice, erery
article in his line. His Mock bcine ;ec(wl by him
self, and hain(r sient the m wt uf bi life in the
buMoe", be feels coufl leiit tnat he can g',re salisfae
tion. Give bim a cull.
April 10 5. J. TIIOCKMOarOS.
FRESH LI3IE!
Gool No. t Lime a'ways on hand and for faTe ty
he whol.;aIe and nla.it in aaiucCe to suit purchi
r.T, ty J. UcTr.
trari dwSa
I ;
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