LOCAL N 10WS-
The Union Tilumnhaiii!
DEMOCRAlT PUVED'!
JOHNS OPT SCOOPED?
Cass County Redeemed.
OH.13IA for JIIRQFETT.
Let the Union Bird
Scream!
We have but few returns, but enough
to know that the day is ours by a tri
umphant majority.
riattsmojih precinct gives 40 ma
jority for Manjutu nnl 33 majority
for the b:!jnce of the ticket against 20
Democratic last election.
Oreapolis gives 11 Union majority
against 2 Democratic in June.
Omaha gives M;ir pott 12 majority,
againxt a heavy Dm ;cra'.ic mtjority
heretofore.
The victory is comphte.
y"Our weekly pnpr-r it riretty well
filled with election ni.itter, rrhich may
not be particularly interesting now ; but
otir reader will he:ir with us for the
good it mv have done in the daily.
Fr-tm Wfilnft'liry't Din'i'.
(57"As we predlcfed, Mirquett h.d nil
the argument an. I Morton all the "ni'j-
gor" in their spcechoi at this place.
-iTemi will he in realines it the
Court House at half ptst nin? o'clock to
morrow morning to convey nil who denir?
to'go to Eight Mile Grove free of ch:ir:e.
Sinn. IIcadaokk, can he cured. How
many hundreds, nay th usnnds of the
hum in family allow tliem-n-l ves Jo mifF.'r
with Nervo us ani Sick !I ?:i jiche t!i;'n
the great sovereign rvmoJy, Eo' ack's
Wood Pilld can be obtain? of any re
rpectable druggist.
l-"The Dem.icracv h ivo imported Mr.
Woolvrjrth to do halt lc f-sr th em in this
county. He r-lieva! lilmsolf at Mt.
riaasnnt last nighf, nnl was hindlod
without gloves y (Jen. Livingston.
Tho9 who were present ?ny that Liv
ingston completely used up thi imported
k nstitutional lawyer.
It is to be ho; d th.it a iargu r,um
ler of tha fair sex w;il 1 present at the
Orove to morro-.v. They have done
much toward Having this goveinm-jnt
from destruction, and they should now
assist, by their countenanue, in the ef
fort t rcstoro th-j t:trn to on eual
footing. An invitation is extended to
all.
gjf During Morton's jpceciies at Oma
ha, a Democrat who h id become thor
oughly nauseated wi h h;s cotistsnt repe
tition of "nigger" "eho- bhins,'" "gizzard
footed," and a few mre of the phrases
whioh make up tho principle part of his
peocb, cried cut: "Oh! talk about
something else talk about the weather-"
Tho rebuke was cutting, aud only ex
pressed the feelings of many sensible
Democrats whore he has spoke.
jyif anybody thinks Jan. R. Porter,
the Demo-copper-johnson candidate for
councilman from this county, is not a
uonstitutional lawyer, all tby have to do
to be convinced is to nsk Mr. Woolworth.
Porter made a speech at Mt. Pleasant
last night, in which he acted the part o'
an expounder of constitutional law, and
taught Woolworth many things which he
haJ never dreaded of. Woolworth
twisted, squirmcl, winced, and looked
at his watch during tha whole of Mr.
Porters able exposition, very much in the
same way that Democrats did at the
speech of the "Maryland man" two years
g at Nebraska City.
Trim Thu-tday't luil'j.
5?" See advertisement of Wm. S.
Thatcher. (.So and eee him, and get your
self cured without taking any medicine.
It is the greatest thing of the age.
jyMr. A. D. Richardson, the noted
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
is seriously ill at Omaha. We learn
from the Republican.
5rIf there is a man in Cass county
whodesires to keep suffrage an open
question, lie will probi.biy vote the cop
perhead ticket. All those who desire to
tee that question placed beyond the reach
of parties, should vote to susttiin th
Conditional Amendment.
. ine pcorie or u.ass county are
bating a grand time at Eight Mile rove
to-day. Platt-mouth is nearly dej-opu
lated inconsequence. The speaking will
be continued this evening. Let those
who could not go in the day time, be
sr an be on bnd to nght.
;7"l)iscusiin is a rery good way to j
a-riv fit truth. . Thn ,tw, J. Sterling!
Mjt: on' pnpr, in its i-ue of vtor 'i-iy, j
:iJvi-t it party men to dco'id politiol j
dif cub-isn". I'roLnlily Morton hn fill ;
the necessity of thi thinf, from the
manner in which ho lint been usnd up.
rTb-1 .Vrs innnunce.1', with nppiir
ent guto, that M rton ws listened to
in tliis city trillion! any dislurbtua occur
ins. It wns a Republican andipnee
"Hut's what's the matter" Republicans
are not in the habit of disturbing meet
ings. C5"Mers. Livingston, Doom, IIol
hrook anil Fuller, were at Weeping Water
Falls Inst night, where they addressed
thf? largest assemblage ever convened in
that locality Their arguments were
convincing, and many Democrats came
to them after the meeting and said thev
were in favor of the doctrines they ad
vocated. From I'rUjny't iMit'j.
i7"A vote for the Republican ticket
is a rote for settling the qustion of
negro suffrage by leaving it to the States
hemselves.
"Let every man who believes the
vote of a northern soldier should count
aa much at tho vo'o of a keeper of a
rebel prison pn, turn out on Tuesday
next and vote to sustain the Constitu
tional Amendment.
Cf5?"The ne V Episcopal church edifice
in this city is fast approaching comple
tion. The walls aro fi nished, the raf ters
and -heoting board o.i, and it will be
entirely euclosed in a few days. It will
be a beautiful building, in a sightly place,
and will add much to the nppearanc? of
ur city.
r?"We understand that J. S. Higbee,
the "Auction man," sold out a few cop
perheadjpeakers at Rock Bluffs last night,
by oonvincmg them that ha knew some
thing about the war, and knew how to
tell it. Mr. Higbee and others will ad
dress the citizens of Rock Bluffs to-mor
row"(S:vturd:iv) evening. Turn out, if
you want to hear something rich.
I IrSr" large number of people were in
attendance at tho tirove ytsteruay, and
they had a good time generally.
Speeches wera m ide by (Jul. O. P. Mason,
(ien. Thayer, Oen. Livingston, W. Pot.
tender, A. L. Sprague and others iia
son pke in his usual earnest and telling
tj le, dealing such sledge hammer blows
Kginst"My Policy" as made it cxtreme
iv uncomfortable for the supporters of
A. Johuson. Gen. Thiyer did not ar
rive until a late hour, being detained at
tin Platte river ; but he made it "count"
wh n he did commence.
From Suttird,!' Daily
"P.jrter it C. have been extremely
anxious to hold joint discussions, but
wre alvs careful to want them at our
appointment. They were unwi'ling to
make arrangemoats and advertise joint
discussions, but would occassionally come
around and ask tho ptivilede of speak
ing at our meetings. They have been
granted that privilege every time it was
a.ked, although some of cur own speak
ers have been compelled to give way to
accjuimodate them. Did Mr. Porter get
enough at Louisville last night ?
fi O'.n Jivri'.ltty'i Lail'j.
"hose who were present say that
Marquett warped Morton even worse at
Nebraska City than he did here. Hur
rah for Marquett.
x?"Col. O. P. Mason, Gen. Livingston,
and others speak at Rock Bluffs to-night.
Pottenger, Sprague, Chapman, and others
speak at Union School Ilousa to-night.
j?"Call and see the magni5cent Cah
sium Picture at Thomas' Gallery, taken
by Mr. Reno. This is something new
or our western country. Those want.
ing Photographs should call soon, as this
fine weuther won't last many days.
("Mirquett arrived at home late
last r.ight, having spoken in all the towns
in the southern part of Nebraska since
leaving here Morton did not accompa
ny him beyond Nebraska City. We in
cline to the belief that Morton has about
erough of Kits Kounty Kussca."
gyMaj. Taffe arrived here late on
Saturday evening, and made a short
speech at the School House. A goodly
nnmber wore in attendance, considering
the time notice was given 1 ho Maj. says
the fires of liberty burn bright through
out the Territory, and that victory is
certain if we all do our duty. Let us do
it in Cass.
rJr The steamer Brn Johnson was
sunk near Brownville while on her wa
down the river. She had on board 240
sacks of wheat for Simpson, Sharp & Co ,
of this city, and some, we do not know
the amount, from Sharp A Palmer, of
Iowa. We understand tho boat and
eargo was a total loss.
PT5?"See to it that every Union Repub
lican is nt the pells before 6 o'clock to
morrow. The copperhead orators
threaten another war, and probably the
peaee and welfare of the nation is at stake
Devote one entire day to your coun
try, and teach demagogues that there is
a ruler in Israel.
From Tufadiy' DiUy.
j s'Wm. Irish, Esq., has our thanks
for a beautiful cake, of hi own manu
facture. Mr. Irish knows bow to "do
upJ' all kird of plain and fancy cooking,
in the very best style. His restaurant
one door west of Stadelmann's clothing
House, is becoming deservedly popular,
from the fact that be 6ervs up hig dish
es in a style that will tempt the appetite
of an epicure.
iTThe election is passing off quietly
with indications of a pretty full Tote.
Result will bo given to-morrow
JV?".J. M. Woolworth has been going
about through this county stating that
he had fifteen cents, and that when lie
passed the houses of certain individuals,
naming some of the best men in Cass
county, for instance Hon. Samuel Max
well and Capt. Isaac Wiles he held it
tight, for ht knows they steal' We take
great pleasure in informing Mr. Wool
worth that he is lenked upon by many of
our good men as cither a consumato knave
or a blundering ass for attempting to
make political capital at the expense of
tha honesty of men who are as well and
favorably known in this oounty as are
those named by him as men whoso hon
esty could not be trusted. That kind of
talk may he good copperhead urgument,
but it sh)ws a lack of principle.
s?"We had the pleasure of visiting
this morning, that part of the C'ty of
Plattsrnuth known ns Young L Hav's
addition. It is located on the beautiful
sloping ground immediately west of the
original entry, and is the most desirable
part of tho city for residences. The lots
are muoh larger than those in the busi
ness part of town being only bight in
a block instead of twel?e and each lot
has either a street or alley on three sides
of it. We suggest to those desiring to
seoure good looations that now is the
time to get them. If yoa wait you may
be compelled to pay higher figures than
at present, and you cannot lose much by
purchasing now. Young Jb Hay's addition
will be the most valuable part of Piatt?,
month excepting the present business
portion, perhaps in the event of this
becoming a large place, (as we confiden
tially expect it will). Therefore, we say,
now is the best time to buy. Mr. Hays
is offering to sell at reasonable figures,
and a prettier place for residences cannot
be found. Secure a lot, and build on it
when you can
MARRIED
GILMOUR TOWNER In this city.
Oct. 2nd, I860 at the residence of II. J.
Stre:ght, Esq., by Judge Marshall, Mr.
William Gilmouh, jr., son of the Hon.
William Gi'.mour, sen., and Miss Lccy E
Towxer, daughter of Judge A. Towner,
all of Cass Co., N. T.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A (rer.Haman who atifft-rfd for rears from Nervoua
Debility, Prematura U.tay, and all the elT-cts of
youthful indiMiction, will, forihe sake of sifferintf
humanity, tend free to all who n-ed it. tlie receipt
and .direction for irakir.fr the tample umcdy by
which he was cured .Sufferer wisb.dg to profit by
ihe edverti.-er ex ler ience, can do so by nd'lreesig,
in perfect confidence. I C on,
eplSwSm No. 42 Cedar St., New York-
(5f"!n going for or ordering goods,
the great question to be solved is where
they can be had so as to enablo the pur
chaser to make the greatest profit If
thev can he had neir home for about the
same money that would have to be paid
at a greater distance, it is certainly an
inducement. Let our dealers in Groce
ries, Liquors, c.c, reason upon this sub
iect. and when they want anything in the
Vine, go to Westheiuicr & Eppstein, in
St. Josech. and we doubt not they can
make it more profitable than to send or go
r ? i
further entt. jonn-
. o 9m
To the Farmers of Cass Co
Wheat wantsd at Coopers Warehouse,
Plattsmouth, for which I will pay the
highest market prico in cash. Call and
see us.
J. S. Tkwksbcry.
DISSOLUTION.
The copartnershisy, in the Livery busi
ness, heretofore existing between the un
dersigned, under th name and style ef
Shannon & Orr, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons having any
acoount whatever with the firm are re
quested to con eforward immediately and
settle. - Joijn Shannon.
II. N. Obk.
The business will hereafter be con
ducted by the undersigned, at the old
stand, where the best of accommodations
are offered. John W. Shannon:
sept 15 w 3.
SETTLEUP.
All persons indebted to me by account
or otherwise, nre requested to call and
settle forthwith. All accounts unnaid
will, after a reasonable length of time.
be placed in the handa of an officer for
collection
sepSdtf Geo. Boeck.
CITY MEAT MARKET,
AND
Empire Meat Market.
The tl ndcrnigned is new prepan-d to furnith taa
eiliaens of thia pace with the best
FRKSII BEEF,
MUTTON,
VEAL,
PORK,
ASD BACON
I also keep
EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, PDTA TOES,
AND VEGETABLES,
and will pay tha highest marhet price for all kind
of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
WM. F. MORRISON,
Plattcmouth, May 15, dim.
. Wm- Bl. L.cmke,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ONE DOOR EAST OF POSTOFFICE,
Plattsmoutri, Nebraska.
I 27 15C5 tf
1 1 A KX ESS SfSOP.
Tl.e ur.rtcriiai'd liivinp parcliain-J he ejUMi-h-mcnt
ff-rmrrlj owuei ly M. It. Murphy, i reHre(f
to -:TimMjH!ft cuatoiDt-r with aryrliioK in be ti:ie,
m. liasIlAIiNK.SADKI.ES, KttU'l.Ss. COI.I.AK.
WIIM'S Stfl'ltS, anJ everj'tliiug cUe that may be
calt-l for.
J3" ni-iiring June on Bliort notice, and nt r"-ll:tbl-
rt.
Ai.r!6:w G W COLT.TKnHT
K A CHAVES
O. H. lllftl. CllII VS & CUOXTON.
Lute Sup't Indian Afitirt. Atlvrtiryn U Litm
IRISH, CALH0U17 & CSOXTON.
The nhoro numfil sentlmt?a liave associated
Ihftnicl vet in businen fjr the pn pose cf .ro.-e. til
ing and coilTtinK all claims azaiust the iixnrral
Government, or agaii)t any tribe of ItKlljris, end
are rtp;ireil lo .ro.ul' auch claim., either ref
Coogrexs.or a-iv of t lie Departments of tiovernment
cr rore the Court of Claims,
Mr. Ihi-b will devote his peisonal attention to
tl e bninMS at Wellington.
OlBce at Xebrpika U' tj, coiner of Main ami
Fifth ftrecta.
Willcox h Gibb
O
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE.
The Tlvnt Tffacliine in Ue.
Come and fe" th'n ilnit and nrautifu! Machine,
whether you wih to purchase or not. 1 1 will churio
and pietse yon.
0PK1CK FROM fc0O to $175. "The Stitch mide
by this Machine is na ami nerulvir. 1 be TiciMt-
f-l l.nnp atitrh f. rioit)h' a ben t iful, elastic -lid
durable lo-nui which is so stronjt tint: a pieca not
haif an inch 1oq cut from it cannot be palled apart"
I P. TODD, Agent
for WILLCOX 4 G1BBJ, WTIKELER Si WILSOK,
GROVKu k BAEKR and FLORENCE.
Office at B. NEWMAN'S Clothing Emporium,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Aiig.7ih,'6ri:wid'ra
Administrator's Sale,
Notice is hereby given, that there will be sold at
public auction, on 'I'l'ES D AY. the 16th ilm of Octo
ber. I'.6, at the Ranch of Sarpy l Walker, at Salt
Creek Ford. Cass cojuty, Nebraska, , the following
personal property, to-wit :
600 head of (inn sheep,
3 work mares,
1 stallion, 3 years old,
3 four year old mules.
1 lust spring's mule colt,
1 jack. 5 years old,
3 yoke 3 year old cattle,
6 cows,
2 yearling calves,
3 spring calves,
AUo, a lot of Agricultural Implements, Household
Furniture. It.iy, ! sin & , Ac. Al.i, at
PLATTSMOUTH. on Saturday
the 20th day of October, lSl'.f., a lot ef II oust hold
Furniture, ncludin a stoves, beddintf , Tables.Stnnd-t,
Chair 4c, ic. Also, oue sint'l Iron .Safe, I. um
ber, Slc.
Tebms : Cash un day of sale.
J. N. WISE.
Adm r estate of P, A. S.irl y, dr'd.
Plattsmouth, Sept. 13, 1565. ept 20,ditaw.
BAKEBJ,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
MATHIS 8c SONS,
(ucc sssora to J. 1'nrcel k Sods.)
Plattsuoctii, Nch.
Ke"p constantly on h ind a gosd supply of
FRESH BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES
and everything in the line. Also
GROCERIES if- PROVISIONS
of ail kinds.
Wasted : Country Produce, Butter, T.gg, "
XlT" Give us a call.
or. 25, 1806.
TAX x'OT2C2i.
Office Collector or Istkhkal Rkvextb, Dis-
trist ot the Territory of hras.
Keuhask City, Sepitniber 27th, 110
U.S. )
An cut I Li it for lSiiC.
aotice ik hereby zivn, tnat tuc Annua! List of
Taxes assessed m accordance with the p rovii-ioiis of
the Act of t:onprf., approred June 30th, 1 5ti4, as
ameoiieu oy tne Art or Alarcn ;Jru, lfio, for th" years
ending December 3'.st, lstio and Way 1st, IV.i',, have
be n returned to nie Dy the Assessor of this L strict
and that siid taxex are now due and payable, and
payment thereof is hereby demanded, and that I
will in pen-on or deputy attend at the oftice of B.
Ppttrlnck, County Clerk, in i'lattsmoath tasj county
in :tid I'istrict. on ttie 9th and 101 h days of October,
lboo lor ine purpose ot receirinu saia tuxes.
All p 'rsons who s-hall neslret t payjthe amount
of their taxes hereby d-:u:i.H- d, ou or before the
day last above named; will le liable to piy 'hereon
a penalty of ten per centum additional and a fee ol
twenty cents for stirvj i.g a !- ial demand and no
tice, together with fiiur cents a mile traveliiiR fees
actually and necessarily traveled to make service
cor .a
Otlice h iuis from 9 c'clock a. m., to !i o'clock p. m
JOiEPII E. L AMAeTER, Collector.
By II. C. Hnocc. Deputy Collector.
Sept. 27, 1S6, w2
Residence Tor sale
Via wi. sell very low for carh a goo! frama 1 1-9
lory resilience, all or pine, situated In I'latinoutb
nquire of Marshall, at the Pot-offie, or o
D. H. WHBKLKR It CO.
IMattsmt.utb, X. T, Janaary loth tf
r t to Black, Battery
LI and Lubricators.
h Ca.'s for ysur Lard Ol
L, C. Huntington 8c Co.
AVholt'ale and retail dealers in
Leather and Findings,
Wast end Pioneer Block, Farnham SI.,
OMAHA, NED.
Would call attention of uiauulactureis and dealers
to their iart; aid cuwp.eie assurtuicut, couaiBtiug ol
vuiy ari:cie niediu. o ibe
Shoemaker and Harnessmaker.
Th y wuuld tull the especial attention of owners
of tuiiu to then large stuck ctjai,Mj
Jlachknc Stitched Lea t her
Ileltin
Of all sisea.
CASH PAID FOR
HIDES, WOOL AND FURS.
jI 3inir
SEMINARY
For General Education,
rLA TTS.MO UTII.
The English department under the superir.tender.ee
of Mr. Sherlock, late Inspector of Public Schools la
Canada
The. Mnsical department i-conjucted by Mrs. Sher
lock, pupil of celebrated masters in Kogland.
The course ot instruction include, th- Tariou
branches usatlly taught in first class schools, Itook
Keepinc by donble and sincle entry, French liable,
(I'm no Forte, Guitar and mgine,) c. The term
comn-ences from tbe entrance n Vie pupil i payment
in advance.
Mr. and Mrg. Sherlock return thanks for the liber
al support they I aye received, and thsll by unremit
ting atten'ion t J their pupils endeavor b- merit lta
continuance. Thtrc aia only vacanciet for few
more pupiia. janl 8tn
N E
CouisEit Main and Tiiiuu Sthkkts, I'lttsmoutii, N. T.
OUTFITTING CLOTHING HOUSE
IN THE
Dealer
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Elats Capsi, ISoofs, Shoes,
'Also a targe lot of
RUBBER CLOTHJNq
Of all descriptions always on hand.
Jf3C and examine
TTew Masonic
Plattsmouth, April 10th, 1866.
Simpson, Sharp & Co.,
Wholesale
m m m m
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
j3l.o.c3L S3"fceci 233.13 oixl; Agents,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES, PRODUCE,
t
PROVISIONS, ST. LOUIS
WINDOW-BLINDS, GLASS, PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
.Un, Agents for the'eeubrated
SEYMOUR'S NEW YORK MOWER AND REAPER,
Quaker Bov and Wood's Mowers,
xyjl. icliisaii. Wagons; cS30.
W in tilt all to Cull and Sea u$, mnd Examint our Slock.
Juelt is
3 If 4 W.L.THOMAS'
Picture Gallery
i
teZ&Lt&il PLATTSMOUTH,
Pictures taken of all HIinds.
Ambrotypes, Photornphs, Gem Pictures, Ac A good assortment of Cases Frames,
Albums, &c-, constantly kept on hand. Gilt and Rosewood Molding, or Frames
made to order, of any size
WM. R. FENICK,
PENICK &
th Wholesale
Patent
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils,
Oil and Lamps, htahonery, &c.
NOS- 3 &. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
-W arejtha Northwestern Wholctale Afritls fr Pr. D J:.jce A Scr, sr.d Dr. J. C. yer Co.
and cac fumnh theirmcdicit.es in ary q'jintitir. ly
W M A N
W15ST!
in
3
Trunks, Valises, &c, Scc.
AND REVOLVERS
myextensive stock atx tha
Bxicls Building.
and Retail
FLOUR, ' DOORS, SASH,
Simpson, Sharp & Co.
North Side Main ft ,
K.T. ;H7i
WM. LOYIXO.
LOVING, .
Dealers in
g ffiQ IB IK
9
Medicines,
Pure Wines and Liquors, Coal
MfT-J M f
5 t? x4 isf
t
BUT
OllACK S STOMACH MTTKIIS. after
ve.ir ol' oKt .,'iice an.i tn.tl, bnv
'roeii to in- the remedv exUins
lor m!1 eniiif luiMts wticru :i tonic mwl
-tiiniil.iin me minimi. Tlu-y ner
J : t t to Mrciillicu ti.e .ik, iuipart
rigor to the strong, mid in nil respects
restore olmttero.l aid l.roken-;on
constitutions. No retite-'ly 1 1 Im-cm
received witli as much f.-Tot :is Uu-
BACK'S Si Oil All! lilTTEKS. Ill C!lUMo
VER 30,000 buttles hop; .o. by cum
ilriiir-hutisc in tlict j'nwt i piir. It it
tuitte l In- our tno-t Icnriiol p!iviei:nn
tliiit tr. 'HOHALK'S S l'O.M At ll HIT
TKIW eotiiluiie the pmpeitu't of a
gentle laxntio, nu efficient Ht)ti-lituvus
agent, nnil lli lt stomnciiie l.nown to
Si
1
the world. RUUACK S IUTrKltS t-lioul l
lie) used liy convalesoents to strengthen
Uie prostrntion which nlwnys follows cttt
di lease. In tho
H.IOl'H dittricts of tho IVost ant
South then ha., for 11 Ions time, lt.cn
much needed un nrtiele of STOMAri!
lil lTKKS, vhicli, if tiiken in piojM-r
qimntities, mid nt the proper tupe, iuo
a sure preveiilive ol" i'.iliom 1-Vi,
Fever mid Ague, Liver Coti laint, I'ys- l''"Tr,9
pepsin. Indigestion, Jniiinltce, Ki-lnej " r '
Complaint, nnd nil dise.ise.t of siui:l:ir p
nature; will nre bx-tter ns a preventive f
for Lslious derangement, roijnlalinj; K
KD strenRthenin the sy.-tetn. nnd u.tt
in tone to ttie iligestMo ro'oit, Hini
any otlier knoun irtnedv. Now tint
the war is over, there nil! In- IliMtsnnd.
seekitiir home in the S.itli. No jt-r-soti
nho value-) his bl'eslioiiM i;o tlu ie
witrinul Itnviiijr constantly nt hand Die
MTT1CHS, ns a :itcjji!Hid nuamsl epi
demic nnd tnuladies eneti'lere.l by nii
avtma nnd polluted water. Trnxclcr
ntul all residents of the raulc ner-lHt.
torn
c
Ol'NTIES ofllie WV.-t an.! Sonllt, an I
the valley of the Mississippi 1111.I ifn
rilmtartes, slionbl plcvitie tlieiose-lvt
with tlio HlTTKlts. There is proUibly
110 one fli sense wih lii-h tiianUind nto
nllticled whic h it the source ol so many
nttnients at dypeptia, or ns it is more
rommonly cnlled Sour Stomach, anil
there is no more certain remedy than
Itohnck's Stomach Itinera. They nre
never knou to fail.
INfJ CHOI.KKA has nhtays
tinieti ilremiel by the public, niuf
people hare, resorted to nil manner
of medicines to nrrest the progress,
lint witl) little sitei'ess. A sure pure
and prevent. ve is to be found 111 thu
tto of Pr. IJOItACK'S SCANDINA
VIAN II KM K I 'IKS. Keep the I,omi!s
open with the 1'ills, nml invigorate the
fystem hy free use of the Sli.iinieli
Hitters, or, if the blood lie thin, use Ihe
Purifier.
I'CII nil invaluable remedy should
kept in every family. Keep the system
in full visor and iio!hin:r is o he loured
from diseasp or cholera. TI1R OlP
KK1.1AHI.K. Io not U: .leceived by
purchasing any of tho quack nostrums
tinder the various names ef liitiers.
Purchase none other but Dr. KOHACK'S
GTYIMArMT lM'rriT?; l,i,., nre erotl-
pounded of the purest drug, nml in W
which the Rillieted can rely.
ARE
TEIN0E, WALTON & COMPANY,'
(Snccessors to C. W, BoLack,)
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
tfos. 86. 88. 0 anil OS Knst TTiird Sim,
CINCINNATI, O.
Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicines
EVERYWHERE.
WE8. MONTGOMERY,
CYI.OJi WILLIAMS.
Montgomery c Wiilams
TOBACCONISTS,
Post Office Building, Plattsmouth, JV. T.
Wo keep constantly on hand a good assortment nf
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES.
ETC., ETC.. ETC.,
CJ- GIVES VS A CALL! The latck-fctiin al.
wy- hsn g out yit4.
Ci. F. GYR.
JE JSl. X Ir "3? BR.
Is prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, sneh
as HOLTSK, SIGN. OBNAMKNTAL and CAKKIAOK
PAINTING, Gilding, GlnzinR ami Pper IfenemK.
Shi p at the old stand, between the K. K. Chursli
and School House, where I have the het of conveni
ence for CarriaE", Wsirnn and Sign Fn'pUajz. Ofr
me a call i' you want good work at low prices.
O F. UYtiEK.
Plattsmouth, April 9th. Cm
DWELLI.(i at all price.
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property or
Residences in town, will find them for sale at' alt
prices. By
K. M BORR12OTON,
mrT. ltsiLSirrs tr
PAIHTIlS.
McELWAIN & PALES.
Are now prepared to do all kind of wok in Ibr ir
line. Such as HOIHE, A'lGN, OKKA MENTAL and
CAKHIAGE I'ainting. GildinK, (ilaiziu, Gruir.is;
and Paper Hamrin;.
Fhop on Main street, opposite the Plattfl Vall7
House.
Work done with d'fpatch, and sail fa:lioi uaraa
t icd. Give us a call.
April 2.J, oOra.
National Claim Agency.
WASHINGTON D C
F. M DORRINGTON.
StTB AGENT:
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA,
Is prepared to present and prosecute ejaims bef r:
Conirrcs", Court of Claims aud the Reps itiients. Pa
tents, Pension-, Boant es, sod lioutity Lands ss
cured. t'-ff Charges moderat.-, and in proportion t
the imwit of the claim. F. I. DOHIllNGTO V
April 10, '5.
T'h. plMt to set PerfnnnerT af all k:nd i st
BLACK. BVTIKRY CO.'S.
take" STTicK.
Bounty Increased. Pinsitxs due Sol
diers ar d their heir?.
F. M. Dorrimrton h!s this dy rtce v d fn.ri tha
Department, the Law in fu'l with new biat.ki t -r ti e
colleilon of additional Bym t es;i:.J ii crensed Pec
sioi.s. and is ready to prosecute il tuiit claims as
mny be entrusted to Lis care. Cal sl! exKinlne
Fiist claimed is fir.t served
F. M. I'CnEI.'.GTON.
Plattsmouth, Ac-. 10, IsC-i.
Buiued Out,
BUT HOT DISCCUIIAGED.
T. W. thryoek issiainat the old ft.ir,d prepared
to wait upon his former custi m?rs, and th p-!Mi
g-ni'rally, If yi-j wan: anjr:l,ir g n rhspc cf Fhiui
tare er chairs, siva biai a clil. 2.1 tf -et n'-ar
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