She glcbrasfcii gfuvaW.
LOCAL NEWS-
JTim Wtdnrwiay't D'li.'i'.
s7"IIon. CI-rke, of JJ-llovue, is in the
bit j.
(37'Our old townsman F. S. White, is
in tho citj.
gSTTlohwer & Sioh shipped a largo
lttof Hoar up the river on tho St. Joseph
27"Our City Recorder trill flense ao
eept oar tbanks for Couneil Proceeding,
irhieh will be found Tvhere ?
ISThe Capital Commissioners pass
d down this morning cn th Lacey.
"We understand they go west from 2?a
brnska City.
ISEvery boat that passes our city
leaves a l"r9 number of passengers,
and freight. Who eaji Piattamouth
'ain't business"?
An individual named Edwnrd Mul
ligan was arrested in Council I!u2"j cn
'oomplaint of Staudo & Anderson, of
Glenwood for hating forged an orJ-,r on
tbera for twenty dollars worth o goads
last May.
fJTGov. Rutler informs us thire has
been six pair of twins and two triplets
added to the population of Fawnee City
within the past two months ho (the
Governor) being tho happy father cf one
pair of said twins. Another njnmrtion
menl will be needed soon.
f"VTo regret to announce that our
Tery eGcieot City Marshal, Joseph Jobn
iod, has resigned the oSIoo on account of
business. The community w;il bo sorry
to lose hira in this capacity, t3 ho inado
hosts of friends by his gentlemanly yet
firm manaor cf discharging Lis datioa.
CWe are inrormod that tho City
Council at their meeting last night, re
fused to repeal the Hog Law, by a tote
of three to two, and instructed tho City
Marshal to take measures to enforco the
law strictly. Citizens will do well to
take the hint and pat up their hogs
thus gating both money and trouble.
2Capt. Ed. Murphy, and Mes3rs. M.
B. Murphy and Lee Wright, returned to
our city ls evening, bringing with them
their wagone, etc., with tho intention of
remaining in the settlements. Mike says
he has been cultivating tv regular 4 bull
whaekcr" appearanco, and if the coun
tenance we saw him wear ii of that kind
would adtise the general adoption of
ueh.
r"Dogi is dogs" and no r.iista'ir
in this city if representation is bas:d on
numbers there aro enough dogs to beat
the combined strength cf both purtie in
ft fair elootion provided Dog SuffrngA
be lezaliied. OecasiunaMy "we like to
eee a little dog and pat him on the head,"
but do r.ot like to see live or six hundred
ill fsd, cross, noisy curs running r.t largo
in our city and ere glad tt Ccd a nun
ber of others that have a like aversion.
The members of cur City Council are
taking the matter in hand we learn, and
purpoca passing an aot Ly which wo way,
in a measure be freed from thin nuis
ance. We hope radio! measures may
be corriwd, and exterminate the worth-
Jess cur, while all good dog", especially
'woodaockets," be endowed with epcclal
"privileges.
fYom ThrJay' Daily.
fyTha grasshoppers have again bid
adieu to this locality going westward per
haps to seek locations in our new Capi
tal City.
CX'apt. Crock Kinney, of the Otoa
Base Iall Club, had tho middle finger of
his right hand broken, while playing a
game on last Saturday.
We hato received the Erst number
of the Jackson County A'cirs, published
in Hollon, Kansas, by A. W. Moor:. It
is a neat and spicy sheet.
3TTbe Omaha lLrald looal i9 mista
ken in giving the credit of a crop of cur
rants to Nebraska City it belongs to
Plattsmouth. We go a "hoap" on the
productiveness of Cass county.
CWe learn that tha Dates Brothers
of Eight Mile Grave, commenced cutting
their wheat this morning. This is the
first harvest we have noticed in the State.
"Cass county against tho world."
CThe damage to the crops cn the
bottom land on the other side cf the riv
er has-been very sotcre by reason of the
recent freshet. Wherever the ground
has been ot erflowtd the crops will be a
failure.
CA numher of our citizens left the
city yesterday to witness the ceremony cf
locating Capital City. iNo doubt there
will be some interesting and amusing ac
counts of "how the thing is did," when
Ibsj retarr. Success to Lincoln City.
CTThe Jury in the Reams and Lewi
-oase, District Court for Douglas county,
returned a veidict of guilty, fixing the
term of Lewis's imprisonment in the
Penitentiary at eighteen months. Reams
being under the age of eighteen years u
not subject to imprisonment in the Peni.
tentiary, and Judge Lake wiil have to
eay what his punishment shall be.
t"Our youog friend Bill Woodruff,
living two miles south of town, met with
quite a loss yesterday. While engaged
in mowing, a young and very no eolt be
longing to him, ran in front of the sickle
nd had one fore leg out completely of?
ana to end its sufferings was killed.
Strang to say, the mower was not injur
ed in the least.
r? a -i. . . .,
-"puutni m me I'rcts ears
bat Nebraska City hs tald the namber
of 627 breaiing plows this season. Wa
do not know exactly the number sold in
this place but it ii perhaps as large. Esti
maticg the number of plows already in
me as have been sold this etason and at
the least calculation we may say that not
less than 2500 plows have been employ
ed in breaking sod this year in the c un-
tis of Cass, Otoe, Lancaster, Saunders
aud Eoward. If any one doubts the
rapidity with which our State is settling
up and improving let them look at such
items as the above.
JTrtm Friday' Daily.
PZ?A. small band of Indians run off
all the stock tt Brady Island Station a
few days since.
("Farmers in the neighborhood of
St. Joseph say the wheat has been im
proved by the grasshoppers. They don't
give the reason, and wo can't see It we
are afraid such benefits are like tho ap
plications of water-cure, which is known
to have killed mora people than it cured,
particularly at tho Deluge.
"j7A poor but highly respected lady
of Council Bluffs, fell heir to the sum of
$S,000 a few months ago a bequS9t from
a wealthy relative of England. That
amount in solid oash was received by
her a few days ago and is now on depos
it in one of the banks of tho city, ready
for a judicious investment.
CiOno cf the Mormon beauties, who
passed up the rivr a day or two since,
beoama enamored of a young Nebraskian
while at Omaha and eloped. This little
incident caused quito a commotion
among tho saintly outCt and tho oldors
started in pursuit. It is to be hoped
thoy m'.y never find the gay damsel.
CXTTho riatto Valley Houss in this
oijy, was yesterday sold to Uapt. EJ.
Murphy, by C. II. Parmelo, who has
been keeping tho house but a short timo.
This is about as ppcedy transaction as
we have hrd of recently tho Captain
having on!y arrived in the city on Tues
day evening. Mr. Murphy i-j now ongag.
ed in refitting and refurnishing tho houeo
in superior style, with the intention of
keeping the best hotel west of Old Mud
dy. From what we know of tho Captain,
we are satisfied he knows "how to keep
hotel," and b?.3peaK f r him tho patron
age cf the public.
Frank Streamer, of the Nonpareil,
is very much exercised over the grass
hopper (juostion. lie h .s made the
discovery that tha partielcs of matter
seen iljirg in the air are cotton blows
from tho cottonwood trees which wj,
in our simplicity, t.jok to bo locusts cr
grasshoppers and is now trying to deeido
whf'.ber grasshoppers Cy in s'-varma.
Wj d )n't knew nbout the flying in sWarrus.
bv.t if you b".d bsea here a few days
sic you'd think they alighted in swarins.
Increa f e the quantity of the "eye opener"
two Coders, Frank, and then miki your
observations through a glas, and the
vexed question will be plain.
27IllAVBA I)0C3LC-TUSZ.D. Bull
ncitr thir.k t-4 using il. Mrs. Capt. Jas.
W. Shirk, U. . Navy, writes : "I have
a "double-thread," Sewing Machine, but
I never think of using it ! I place more
value on my W.Kcox & Gibbs Sewing
aniline than any thing else I have."
From Saturday' Daily
Q'jT It is said that nearly all of Nebras
ka City has moved out to Lincoln City.
g7"The citizens of Omaha are to be
entertained by a prize-fight, foot race and
horsj raoo this afiernoon amusing, in
structive aud entertaining.
Q'-'Iho property saved from tho steam
er Bihop. suiik et Peru cut off, was sent
up ou the Stonewull yesterday nothing
but a few ma! trashes and a cmll amount
of furniture was saved.
pallor. E. Sells late S jperirtenden't
of Indian Affairs in Southern Colorado
and Hon. A. O. Puttsrcon, lato State
Senator of Iva, passed up the river on
the Colorado last night.
17" A boy between 10 and 17 years
of age stole a horse near Red Oak Juno
tion, and escaped to Afton where ho was
overtaken nnl the property recovered.
The young thief plead guilty to tho charge
of Larceny and in default of bail was
committed to jail. Ho gave ids name as
Jacoby, and claims to belong to an ex
tensive organization which has its bead
quarters in Omaha
JTDr. Miller, in tho Omaha JLrcld,
has taken up rather a heavy load, and
one which he will hardly bo able to con
vinco his readers is valuable, viz.: that
the thieving, murdering and scalping In
dians are justified by tho eenduct of
whites. It maybe, Dr., that some white
men have sadly misused tha'Indiane, but
you cannot prove to the mind cf tfco
people that because John Smith cheated
r 6tole from an Indian, that the Red
skin is justified in scalping aa i murder
ing the wife end braining ti-e children of
John Jonss, who never knew of the cir
cumstance. This idea of punishing a
whole race for tho crimes of a few men,
will not da in this day let tha guilty
suffer, and tha innocent go free, and if
Mr. Indian cannot distinguish, a few
wholesome lessons by the army mfty on-
ighttn his mind.
F'-om iforulay't Daily.
C27"A large delegation leaves for Lin
coin City to-morrow.
tyGen. John A. McClernand, of 111.
has been nominated Minister to Mexico.
gTLast Saturday morning we notic
od largo log raft floating down the rijer
this is tho third one this season.
CJTA German citizen of Nebraska City
is about starting an anti-temperance pa
per, in the German language.
!i?"Tbe best time made at the Omaha
bor'e race was Z : G, by Reub Woods bay
mare who won the last three heats in five.
C7Isao L. Gibbs was con5rmed Gov
ernor of Idaho territory, on the 18th
Mr Oibbs was formerly a resident of
this State.
?"Is it r'ght to put 14 to 15 ounces
in a paper and call it n pound of Saler-
atus? D. B. De Land &, Co. think not,
and therefore pat it up full weight.
STbe Presbyterians of this city
having secured the pastoral servises of
Rev. Roberts, religious services are
again held in their church.
g"As it should be, the Omaha prize
fight failed to come off want of patron
age. This is rather a strange reason in
that modern Sodom, but the Herald says
it is so.
TGen. Dodge has been unablo to at
tend the present session of Congress en
aceount of a wound in bis side, received
at Pea Ridge. He goes to the mountains
hoping to find relief in mountain air.
PTThe C. B. & St. Joe R. R. Co. aro
making increased efforts to rush their
read through this summer and fall, the
iron to complete it sixty miles is now in
Couneil Bluffs. It is said trains will ran
to Pacific City to-morrow.
7"Tne Council Bluffs Xonpareil says
the U. r. R. R. bridge has been located
on tho north line of Section Three. Tho
estimated cost Is $3,000,000. Bids for
tho construction of the bridge are new
being received at the branch ofiice of the
Company in Chicago.
S"Wa find tho following item in the
yews of the 10th :
Some fifteen or twenty more of our
citizens started for Lincoln City to-day.
They took with them a full blooded point
er dog, to point the town for them ; and
Marriott's setter slut to set it.
fgJohn MeFarla d, arraigned fcr
several days before Chief Justioo Mason,
in Nebraska City for the murder of John
OrBriej, was" found guilty of manslaugh
ter and sentenced to fou" yoars imprison
ment with hard labor in tho Penitentia
ry-
From Tusaday't Daily.
ZT$. E. Lamaster was in the city last
nijzht.
27"Tho lecture of Prof. I'oardman
last night was well attended, Rnd all pres
ent pronounoed it rich.
An effort is being made in Nema
ha county to raiso funds to erect a mon
ument to Hon. Sain'l (I. Daily.
Rev. D. Hart, of tha M. E Charob,
formerly stationed at this plac, is now
in the drug and grccery business at Peru.
t?Tbe 3r07rnvilU Aihrllcr has re
ceived an addition to its editorial foroe,
and is now published by R. V. Muir, Geo.H
Y. Iliil, and J L. Cii'upp. Luok to the
now Crm.
-Mr. Wm. Parjol has our thanks
for a fine supply of vegetables. He is
now supplying the city of Omaha with
"garden sas" and would liko to con
tract for two or three moro ''chief cities
of the west."
Prof. Hnydcn is to addre.s the
Nemaha Agricultural Society during th
fair to be he'.d on the 25th, 26lh and 27th
cf September. Subject "The undevel
oped Agricultural Resources f Nebras
ka." 5Tln tho Nebraska City Land Dia
trict, during the month of June, thare
were onohnndred and thirty eight home
steads taken. This exhibit 13 very Halter
ing to this part of our young St"te, and
as the Capital I: to be located within
this diatriot wo may confidently rxpao'
to see tho number doubled during the
prestnt mcntb.
rpA larg-s number cf '-LoV," of the
Winnebago family, passed through the
oity this morning. Soino of the dusky
maids and ma'rons were very careful of
their complexions, and oarried parasols
od sunshades not knowing in thair
iinplioity, that such articles aro super
lluous, as an application of some of the
many pSwdors used by their more refined
white sisters would hide all tan and dirt,
and give them a olor bettsr than Nature.
We really think missionaries should be
employed to onlightea their dark mind
on the mysteries of the toilet.
DIED.
At his residence, in this city, on Fri
day, June 19, 1SG7, at 1 a. m., of
Typhoid fever, Edgar C. Lewis, "ged 24
years, 5 months end 8 days.
The deceased was born in Kalamazoo
eounty, Michigan, and removed to this
State about 4 yean ago, sine which timo
he has been actively engaged in bus:no9 ;
and at the time of his death was the
partner of bis brcthfcr-in law D. H.
Wheeler, Esq. He was respected by all
as a man of undoubted integrity and mor
al wo.th, upright and honorable in all
his dealings, and muuh lovrd by a large
circle of friends. lie leaves a wife and
one young child to mourn the affliction
that so soon separated the holy ties so
recently formed. His funeral tooc place
from St. Luke's Church and was attend
ed to the grave by tho Masonic fra'.erni
ty, of whioh body be was a faithful and
active member. ''May he sleep in
peace."
Kalamazoo and Thrai Rivers, Mica.,
piprrs please cory.
Miss A. II. DESPAIli,
milliner and DrcssmnLierj
orrosiTE the tost ernes,
ITas jcin rrez-ive.i a terze Hock or ysw GOODS!
of tli latest fasbionf. New Goods received everj
moQlb. Call BLd ea them. icVjif
PKIVATE PALE-
The undersigned having made arrange
ments to leave here, offers for sals cook
and heating stoves, and numerous other
artiolcs, whioh be will sell at reasonable
priees, by eallitg at bis residence.
July 12 dtf. - E. Giles.
KEEP CC0L!
The undersigned has his superb SODA
FOUNTAIN in operation again in the
Post OSes building, and tho lovers of
this delicious beverage are invited to
eall and see him. A good assortment of
Green and Dried Fruit will be kept en
band. O. F. Johmsox.
jtfie lOd&w.
FOR." KENT.
A small Dwelling House. Enqnire of
jell dtf Tootle IIax.ka & Class.
H0TICE.
All those knowing themselves indebted
to us, will please call and (ottle immedi
ately. Those having accounts against
as, will present them for settlement with
out delay.
tf B. Nkwmak & Co.
Desirable Property for Sale-
One dwelling none, wiio seven rooms,
cellar, barn, and 4 acres of ground well
set with frait trees, shrubbery, ic.
D. MAKO.rB.TTS.
Enquire of S. Duke. Agent. mylG
STTBSCEIPIICNS
Received at tho News Depot, for any
tt the Magasines, 'Periodicals and News
Papers ef the day, at the Publishers
prioes.
l nip ts :i; itm; to subtcnoe.
Oot. 26.
'Zr DR. M H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST'
Will da H work in bis liac on thort notiet.
5.-y-05c witb fir. tiTiBEattm.
JulrO.
E25"Fcs Salh One of LamVc superior
kcltticg maea'nei the only kind made
that widens aad narrows. Enquire at
this offioe. dtf
POST OFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.
"3! A".t TT-T.r. r.-ariT. AS 1! lO;
EASTKKN tnnil will clo3e St - ft a. a.
.i;t:ih;m t - - .m.
JiOIiTHEIiN and WKSTtP.Xat - 1p.m.
HJ rid ABB C7B AC FOLLOWS"
f race tlio KaST t - 19 s. m.
SOKrn and WEST tt 10 s. m.
SOL1U at - S p. m.
po?T-orrics hocbj.
tfta from T a. m. to 8 p. m.
When culttn for mail please eiv year dim
irt atirt then tlie ji 9. of your I'.oX.
-W ht-ii caliinij for ftam:ii rive toe noniDer or
J4aip tr amonut you wi-h to buy.
j. w. makshai.l, iv-imitiT.
Plittsuouth Lcdje No- 6, A- F. &
fiei"lrcnmun:C!,tionfc 1st and 3 J Monduya of each
pcmlU, st 6 1 'i o'c oct, p. di.
E. T. 1'LiVE, W. M.
7. 3. AXSEuiOX. Era.
ITebraska Chapter No- 3, R A- M-
I'exa'sr ctivoraticin ?d and 4th Wednesdays of
(h miD!h, at 0 1-2 o'clock p m
K. C. LFWIB. eee.
I. 0. 0. F.
Pl it'.e I,ciJ;e, Vo. 7, itirtf cvtrr Patnrflay arrninjj
at tin Cov.ri l!ortHe Hall. Tf. t!:r o oi'ier LoOr'f
re rr"P'Ctf ally ii.Titt.dto Tiit tbi l.oAfr.
1 y orier of A ii. cr iAU IE, Zi . w.
r. 1- Ga, Re:. Fec'j-.
Et. Luke's Parlsli Yestr7.
tli?alar mec::ag Crit TaeIT of rvvj cODth,
ii. 7 p. m. Kct. liLO. C. ft .TT3.
U. a i.IT!iSiTO:;, Ul-r. tcai.-iaaa.
I. 0. O. T.
ttefnlr.r metit every FriJay evenioe. Traveling
Trmt'iars res;.e:fo:ly irvitcd.
WJt. I.. VVKLiLB, w .u. r.
VTM Tt MA1HM. V7. S.
mil. CtliPMAV, Lod-re Pfpufy.
rT-EXCZLSIOi; PK.-TtSE LODUE, Ko. 1. Plaits
month, hoUa r5!ar moi'lrji on tlic tbird Wcdaes
4uy evtniDCBof auoh tnon'O.
Bro ti. V. CHAPMAN, W D T.
Xiro. W. L. Wslls. W D S
6Uter B. J. Jdoaia jxiIt, W D V T.
r-y-STAHGr- I Or. LODGB No. 8, Mt. Ue:.saDt,
hold rejy!a' n-eiinri rverv Saturday ever.iue
B.-n- K. A KIEKPATEICE, W. C. T.
H. T. irCfiUKH. W. P.
lira V. 11. TIV.BLIK, Lode Deputy.
5 "J" EXCELSlOTi LoCge. o. 9. Aihlatd, holds
retilar meetir.:a every Tue?da v even iop.
r.ro. A. MAllU .K, W. C. T.
Pro. W B. WiBBB.TT.., W. !t.
Bro. J. J. Woodkow, L D.
LADIES'
Icq
Ore
am
Saloon.
Cj i'f.itr, on Jonr tctt of Blactr ft HutUiy'
'rug is I are.
Wbere we get np th very bet qi.illty of Cream
Ard take pleasure in .orviur it fcy th ii!h, or wo
have small rrerieta, and can Uip'y church fairs,
festival, partiss oi families with aur quantity, on
sbor. notice.
A?, Ix-low. w tiavo tli tit aftortmer.t of all
kinds .f Pancy and Slik O-ndy, Fruits. Nuts. To
bsc. o. ChjiCJ Cigars, etc., to be fnaud in the city.
jr3 8a II. J. Ulitl'jUr.
IVOT3CS
7o all pcrror.s wLura it may concern; Ton are
hrey cotifled not to creJit my wifo tiertrud V.
Clark ua civ arco iD'; as ho hav int; is.'t my bej and
b?jrd I wi'l t ot piv atiy debts contracted by her CD
toy Hceoin t under any circumstmce wha'over.
jy 1 g J AMLS W.CLAKK.
Br
tws 9 enatVeaa 4ss
MRS- L. B. JOKES,
(ft Kebrasks City, won!d refpectfnlly Inform VLt
ladies of Plattmonth that she has taken np her re
ldnce in Uii place for the purpose of
CUTTING, FITTING and MAKING
if required. Ladies nd CbiWrens' Druses, Cloak?,
Dasara. etc. MACtlKB IsTITCHlXG done al..o.
AlT work will be executed with neatoe.-s, and will
reeei vs prompt attention. She will enieaTor ta give
satisfaction, and therefore solicit the patronage of
the of this i lace and vie ni:y.
Ret idenca, corner Vine and 4th streets. In Adams'
brick' cov23li:6m
JUST DECEIVED
And for siile at low Cgtirea,
10 t it COFFSC, 13 Mf SUGAR.
6 IIU DRY APPLES, 5 bUt DR Y PEACHES
tc , i.o. Alxo, s la-ge assortment of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. FHTK1LZ1. DOORS, WlXnOW SASH,
WISDOW BLISDS. Ol.ASS. CEMKNT.
PLAHTES PARIS, HAW, COAL OIL, Eto
LSZINGTON COAL,
250 kushels, to which we inviie the etteation of
ltlAcVtmittb aa J o:trrs as to quaiiiy and piic-. We
are Atronts for ihs tiOOOlN COAL BANK, at Lex
ington, and propose to furnijb a'.l the Cotl this
country wants at prices te suit. AUo a larg stock of
Byo, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
Cherry , Easpberry, Blackberry and Glrger E.sndy.
Call aai see na.
fclSirsOS, MICICELWAIT 4 CJ.
jc d3 wtf
SHANNON'S
Feefl, Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St., Pi-ATTSMOCTn
I cm prepared to e;crrn;cut"e th pnblle wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
AIjc, a nice Hearse,
On s'lert notice nd reasonable terms. A Hack will
run ti stean-.l oat landing, and to ell parts of the
city trhen desired.
mt2? J. TV. S1UNXOS.
Platte Valley Mouse
C, H. Pabmeie, Proprietor.
Corner of Jijain and Fourth Streets,
l'iatf smoutli, Xeb.
tJBoard ty tbe day or week. my
m:ttsio
Mrs. Cats fwrsox havinp ben solicited to ta
large berciass in Music, both Vocal and Instrumen
tal, I-a conciudrc) to do so, and wi II give lemons on
th fisDo and Orao to those desirous of becoming
psrroraiers on the same, terms, eio...siveu en sp
plicaticn.at ttr rexidence on Main street.
ap4 Sta
TAKE IVOTICE.
Bounty Incriised. Pensions dm Sol
diers and their heirs.
V. M Dorriniton hs this day ireee'ved from th
Department, tlie I, aw in fnll with new blanks for the
co!lcri! jn of additional bounties and increased Pen-Hioc.-i.
end i i ready to prosecute all such claims as
may '"- entrns!d o his cire. Cal aud cxuuIdk.
Flint claimed is flint sorvl.
. m. EORi.ij(ir a.
PlattKmouth, Aig. 10, 186a.
dti at. Tncttn a
D. EC. Wheeler & Cc,
Real Estate Agents,
PLATTSMOUTH, N. IV,
Offer for sle the fyllowinj Bssl Sstate.
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VVet l.tlf northwest quarter S3
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Sr.niliwe-t quarter loutheast quarter 4
South hi.:f noilUwet quartar 13
Korthwest quarter 22
Kast hilf soaths-ost quarter 13
Worth half ROU'heiSt quarter l!)
Korth half (omnwfst quarter 10
Wait half northwe-t quarter 8
Northest quarter 31
Ifndividrd half southwest qnart'r S3
Kast half northwest quarter 1
Northwest oaaiter northsast quarter 1
44
Lotin the city of riattsmou!;j
Lot Block Lot Block Let D 2
S 23 13 C4 o
8 3S 9 83 6 M
6 38 8 3i 8 W
ia tsr 10 80 H fS
9 123 1 u
A 9 8 A3 9
The north ba'f of 8 47
THOMPSON'S ADDITION.
Eit h iif cf V.vet 1, 4. 7, 8 and 10.
rviuin i. a i oi uicct
Loti 3 and 7 'n L!jck S.
.r under fence, .1 I 2 story frame hoi.s e.'wvu w
anj sprinjf. and vood raairir waor. flonty of Ut
br fr Bre-wojd. Plica 3,750.
BAKERY.
groceries & rnovisioi:?,
MATHIS & SONS.
(f ccc ssaora to J. Parcel A Sons.)
PLATTSMcrm, Ne1i
EeD constantly on haad a good supply tf
FXESII DUE AD,
PIES,
CAKES
ar.d e"f.rythir.5 In the line. Also
GROCERIES $ PROVISION'S
of all kinds.
Waxted : Country Proiuce, Putter, T.s.-, 4
JCS" Give us a cal.
rcrt. 23, 1SG8.
JORTH MISSOURI RAILPvOAU
TO St.
A AT? ALL P01MS EAST
Via
L O U 1
Corriects n ith the Hannib il & St Jteph R U.
Macon City, li?5 miles eft ct St. Joseph it'd f'rt
The Only All Jlail Iion'e fr m AlchUon and S
Makii fc direct ani reliable connections with
Fnmciss Express Tr.aiBi
Leavinir St I.o iis Ht 2 o'clock fn the af'Prnnon, rnt
niiisr tl'roi:i(h to all Upturn citie without a 0
matit s dcUy. FiBJfLKcrs Fiiirf to
Philadelphia, X?-o York, r. nlimor. X'ahinrlQ
Sit'-hur t. S'liuia, l li-vrtana. an,i an
JVVjo i".'ifirTi TiAttJi on'f Citiet,
Via tc i.boT3 Hue hve li ss chwcts of Cars at
I-Ialte Quicker Timo
Than "by any oMinr ronte. P.ipeenurrs coinj S
roints In Central j.nd Souteri Ohio, Certral an
Sou'ht rc"In(!i.:ra, St u.hcrn lll;u and i l pniat
n K-r-tuciiy r ake sevral ho ; s quicker time tha
cai. b.i iiittilo ;a amy oth-r rcne.
Tl.r.. t?h litieti- can be rurcba ed at all Ea.Iroa"
Ticket 'dices i;i tin west.
Pe ' unrtorstooit , thut tl-" fire to h'1 points ea-t I
the . me via the Nona Ml-s.un R:i,irod and Ft
Ln'Ji a s by w .y cf Chicago or any other r uto. too
via St Louis i,uci.
ISAAC Ii STITRGKOK,
Pre ident and (jen'l Sa't, St I,ni , Vot
j II. H. WHEELEU,
Ccn'I Tick-t Aient !t I.r-ui-. Mo.
V. W. EHSINfiKK,
Gta'l Freight Apeht St I.ouis, Mq,
t P. Ii. KARIET.
A Pent, bt l.onis. Mo,
L. M. l'UX;i,
Oto'l. Western Ant.St Josvpb. Mo.
Heal: Est at o
OFFICE iy MASOyiC BLOCK
PLATThllOCTU, XEERASZA.
H--" X.X .afiC JGA. SX 353
Lot S in block 7, good residence, WjII and oaV
bniidir.gs. i
Lot Ii in b'Tek' 62 n po-d two-ftTT re-idenca
briek baenn-n.. wl . baru and o'her outhaiidinrs.
A raru chance for a good i' veHtment.
Lot 11 in Mock 173, building with Jwo rooms anj
cellar CooJ ihdt.ee 'or a buall caniwl.
Lot 10 in b'ock 27, good residence, with all tUs
neceKniry outb'iiln?s.
V-t h tif of e:i:iun 35, town 12, rane 13, tce!V
er wit 1 .its acre oi x mner- wtie Luulred acroa tin
der rultivat.on. Sight miles from l'lattiiiioutUineai
Platte, river.
An improvtd raim i-f eirhtv acres, rood hons.
wen, vie., wi.u uve acres o gooa tiniber,
E:;i;ty acres or 'and, partly improved, two aa'aj)
halt u il-s from t!)e city.
160 iccres of pnr'ly improved Und, with 40 sc-t gf
joai.ff timr, jitLaled 4 miles sou h of town.
CH'ELLIXGS nt all price
Any perrons wishir.R to pure!iae Fir:u-prop,rty,
Kesidrnces in lows
i Di,ii ititci lor sle at U
.ric. Ey
!to::::!;rviox.
r,alional Claim Agency.
WASHINGTON. D C
F. M. DORRINGTON,
SUB AQNT:J
PLATTSMOUTn, - - NEBRASKA
Is prepared ta prpent and proseeu'e clatms bufosa
. . . . . i .i.. r . -tm.itit. Pa.
Conyre.3, cm i oi iiannf nun m vi'm . .
tents, Pen-i ms, Buunt e, and Bounty Lands i
euied. t''?"' Charges maderat , and in prnnortisa
the amiuiit oftbe claim. v. M. LORHINOIOM.
A,jril 10, 'O.j
NOTICE
All perons are hereby notified cot to trst my
son, Gottfried Eeigart. on my account, as I will not
pay any aeiits contractca ry mm, no navmg mi uij
iDHreewunuui cm,..
June 27th, 1567. jy3w3 OEORGK KEIGAKT
josEPn
SCHLATEB,
V7 ATC 5THAKEK and JEWEIEB,
MA III STkEST,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA
A rnnA assortment of Watches Clo . Gold Pens.
Jewelry, Silver Ware, Fane Coods Violins ind VI-
olin Triinmines always on nana, ah were com
mltted to his cars wl.i be Warranted.
April IS, IdliS.
"'lacs to ret cheap Lsmps and Lamp Chintre
U at ii BLACK, BUTT EH 1" et SO.
FOR SAEE
pod two-story brick store building. !2 by6 0fett
Wit1i;ood cellar; for rurttiei particulars luqutre or taw
TueelJxn oakd op Scuofoi Dimectobs .
to Plack. Bat'ery U Co.'s for yocr L
l T Lebric aadator.j.
KKrrriKQSiAODii.fi
EXITS A STOCK I XG SUB STA If.
TIA LL Y COMi'L E TE.
Cnittcgt.tbe Iiecl and Narrowing off Ttbeos sv
rot s along.
rT&&TZ rr its nwT nJC"
KA'ITS AX Y SZE, from two loops, forming s corfl.
np to its full capacity I
n'JDEXS AXD XARUOWS, by varyinC the una
ber of loops, and
Knits the V.'ide Single Flat Wet4
The Double Flat Web,
The Plain Ribbed Flat Web,
and the
Fancy Ribbed Flat Web,
With Selveges.
IVo other Machine in the
woa'Icl can do airy geic
of these things.
IT KNITS
Shawls,
Hoods,
Nubias,
Jackets,
Breakfast Capes,
Sacks,
Skirts,
Undershirts.
Drawers,
IJjy's GuitJ,
Children's Cloaks,
Snow Shoes,
Leggias,
Gloves,
Mittens,
And a great variety of Fancy Fabrics.
Knits a yard of plain wo'k in ten minutes, a pair of
ccks ciaapl. te m hair an hour.
For Fan:ilW'S. Wool Growers, Mar ufacrcrers. Mer
chants, Aio., it is the mot money making and 1-itor
s.iviuc invention cf the as-. Kr im 100 to 150 pet
c-'nt profit on every nriicle it produces Women are
; arn.n rri,m S' to p'T wcrs, alliums nooierj
and st-iple tint f.tacy worsted articles.
Kvery Mi.c!une wrrautcu to woit as represeu'.eti.
For circuUrs, ad lre.s wi-.h atamp
No. 11 North 5th St., St. Louis, ?.Ic
5Q"Geacral Agtni3fcr the We3tan5
Southwest. ncTiH.
'Unquestionably tho best gu
tained work of tho kind in Xh9
wo "
HARPER'S
New IIonthly Magazine
Critical yolices of the Press.
It is the foremost Miijraxine of the day. The fire
side never Lai a luorcuciipl.tful companion, nor Ui
million a more ent. r.ri -ins frienM, than Harper 9
jlaitazine Jlefhod.st rrvtCfititit ( K;iitimo e )
Tne mofl pojiuiur Jiofiniy iu mc wgiiu. n
York Ob" frier.
V.'e ni'ist refer in terns cf tn'.y to the hi-h tot.
and varied exrereiifis of Hurler's i!,iira7.:r.e
jonrnal with a moutbiy ciicul.itiou of about 17. .0C3
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" Ko. IS Eorth Fifth f trtet,
ST. JOSEPH, ... Missouai,
D'slers in
FIAXCS, CIGAU3 E EL OLE C IT ,
Violins, Guitar5, F'ufes, Accord eon'. Flntinas, U
sie Hooks acd Sbcet ilrsie. Gtcnin Italias asd
O m ta Vi-- i.ri-:i.jfca kiiLd.
Biizytvla.
Euinod Out,
BUT HOT DISCOTTBAQED.
T. TT. Shryoek is ajain a' the old stand prepared
to wait n ton his former er.st' rr.ers, and the putdte
gn'-rai'y. If y i wa-ii a:ytlMr:g i: bspe of it arar
iu:e .tt riMlrb, L.rti m.1. 5:d airft r. mj
Mau,l'.iUJai(,bl X. T. is.ayl7.li
CLARKE, PORTER & ERWIN,
ATTOIINEYS AT LAW;
And Solicitors in Chancery,
tTAijr st.. otpoiite ran covrt-uocse
PLATTSMOUTH, h'EB.
AtLCgD J. CLABKr, DB fOAiil PCATIK,
WM. w. KRWtX.
tisjr- REAL ESTATE AGEXCY.-g
Jsn21 wtf
T,Ttii. StadelEnaun & Co.,
Out door west of Donelan's Drug-store;
Dealers la
Ready-made Clothing,
CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS;
SATS, CAPS. EOOTR. SHOES,
TBI'S KS, VALISES,
ill t general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
Fer the Plains; Also, a large lot of
RUBBER CLOTHING. REVOLV
ERS AXD NOTIONS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal..
tad examiueeor atock before you buy any where e icl
Jjl Wm. BTADELMAiiS CO.
Dr. J. S, McADOW,
nATIXO RCTrRKED TO HOCK BLCFFfl TO
practice Physic, otl'eis his prefessional service!
to his old natrons and public generally. Particular
attention paid to diseases of tha EYE. A cure guar,
antatd in all curable caiies. Charge moderate
same as one year ago. jel'i6m
Clleg. TLE, f. X. KA.Tf.9kt J. .OLAB
Tootle, Hanna h Clarfe,
BANKERS,
Dealers la
Gold ESusl. fto.d and Silrcr
Coin, EscSiange, U. S.
and other feitocla.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and rpocial ailontion given to Collection
PLATTSMOUTn, N. T.
t dwtf
a. AEUP,
B. A. FEIKKMAS.
S. ADLEIl & ..
BECTIFIERS
AND DISTILLERS,
Des'ers in all kinds of Foreign and Dom"st;i
WITt'ES, LIGUCR3 AUD CIGARS.
XO. 14, EAST SIDE MARKET SQ VAIiB,
Si, Jc3epli
ocQfl ly
ABR
DTJT
OBACK'S STOMACH BITTERS, AUr
years of ex)erience ami trial, Iiato
proven to be the best remedy extant
lor all complaint where n tunic an4
stimulant are required. They -novo
fail to strengthen tho weak, impart
vigor to the Btrong, and in all respccU '
restore shattered and brokendon
constitutions. Ko remedy bis been
IB
received with as much favor as Ko-
BACK'g STOilACU ElTTK&g. In ClliCftgO '
ff,
OVER 50,000 lxttles were Bold by on
drun-houso in tlie past year. It is n.
mitU'd by our most lorned phvsiciarsa
thnt Dr. KO BACK'S STOMACH Jil'B
TER3 combine tho properties of
gentle laxative, an etlicieut uiiU-biliotin
gent, and the best stomachic known to -rf"
the world. ROBACK'S BITTEKS should 1
be used by convalescents to strengthen if
the prostration which always follows acute II
dixease. In the
ILIOUS dmlricts of the West nn
South there has, for a Ion;? time. lern
much needed an article of BTO.M AC'Il
BITTEKS, which, if taken in proper
quantities, and nt the proper time, are
A sure preventive of Billons Fever,
Fever and Ague, Liver Complaint, Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Jaundice, Kidney
Complaint, and all diseases of similar
nature; and are better as a preventive
for bilious derangement, regulating
T.
A
iSD strengthening the system, and ply
ing tone to the digextive organs, Itinn
any other known remedy. Now tlint
tne war is over, mere win tx innusnun
seeking homes in tlie South. No pet.
eon who values his life should go there
without having constantly at hand the'
T
KiiUKit, as a snjeguara againm epi.
domic and malndios engendered by mi
asma and polluted water. Travelers
and all residents of the rank river-bottom
C
OtTNTIES of the West and South, and
the valley of tlie Mississippi and it
ribtttariCH, should provide themselves
with the BITTEKS. There is probably
no one disease with which mankind art)
afflicted which is the source of so many
all merits as dyspepsia, or as it is more '
E
commonly called Sour Stomach, and
there is no more certain remedy than
Boback's Stomach Bitters. They are
never known to fail.
ING CHOLERA has always been
much dreaded by the public, and
people hare resorted to all manner
of medicines to arrest tho progress,
but witb little success. A sure cur
and preventive is to be found in tho
ti!o of Df. ROBACK'S 6CANDINA.
R
VIAN REMEDIES. Keep the bowela
open with the Pills, and invigorate the
system by free use of the Stomach
Bitters, or, if the blood be thin, use the
ruriLer, ,
J VCH an invaluable remedy should fce)
sent in every tamiiy. iveep tne system
few yigor and nothing is to be feared
from disease or cholera. THE OLD
L J RELIABLE. Do not be deceived by
u-k-" the various names cf Bitters.
Purcn none other but Dr. ROBACK'S
STOMACH BITTERS, which are com
pounded of the purest drugs, and In
which the afflicted can rely.
ARB
rUDTCE, "WALTON & COMPANY,
(Snccessora to 0, W. Boback.,)
SOLE PHOPBIETOHS,
JTM. 86, SS, 60 and 63 East Third Str(
CINCINNATI, O.
' i
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Are Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers in Patent Medicine
EVERYWHERE