Nebraska Newspapers

    She STcbrash;, herald.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 13G7
aLIXCOLX CITY.
The exact location of tbis city,
which hat been sought for faithfully
for the past two weeks, was found. It
ii situated on a part of aeiiont 23,25
and 26, town 10 range 6, in the coun
ty of Lancaster, and embraces the
original town site ef Lancaster. We
cay the location was found; although
the official announcement has not yet
been made, the location has bean de
termined upon prorided the parlies
ewniug the land make a good and
sufficient title to the State on or before
Friday ef naxt week. That the title
will be complete there is no reasona
ble doubt, and then the official an
nouncement of the location will be
made. It is a well known fact that
this location was not the firrt shoice of
the people of Casts County, neverthe
less it is the location made by the com
missioners, and the one upon which the
State buildings are to be erected.
riattsmoath is two miles nearer to it
than any other city en the river, and we
THE DISTANCE.
The reported location of the city of
Lincoln in the southwest corner of
Saunders county seems to cut the
corners of Piattsmouth and Nebraska
City, for th reason that it is nearer
Omaha than either of them. By an
air line it is about the same distance
frem Omaha and Piattsmouth; but
the later place has to travel around a
big bend in the Platte river to get to it,
so that it is made several miles in fact.
Nebraska City is till worse off being
not less than fifteen or 'twenty miles
farther from the reported losation than
Omaha. Republican.
The above would probably be a very
fair rendering of the distance to Lin
coln from the principal cities on the
river, only the said Lincoln City is not
located in "the southwest corner of
Saunders county," but at the town
formerly known as Lancaster, in Lan
caster county, which is two miles near
er to Piattsmouth than it is to Nebras
ka City; and seven miles nearer to
Piattsmouth than to Omaha by air
lines.
AS-
ItEllHLIci AID ASKED
The appeal of .he Republican Con
gressional Committee for pecunia
ry aid in carrying on the Reconstruc
tion campaign in '.he South, commends
itself to all patriotio citizens. The
Commitee have j already expended
nearly S23.000, rfiainly derived from
the private contributions of Senators
and Representatives, end their purse
is now empty. They have sent more
than 70 active and intelligent speakers
and organizers through . the South ;
they have distributed an immense
number of documents; they have formed
Republican Clubs' and Committees in
every State: and they express the un
hesitating conviction that with a rea
sonable persistence and energy on our
part we may tarry the wholeSauthJJat
the next elections; But the Southern
loyalists are poorj they can give little
except their votesi to the cause of the
Country; the necessary expenses of the
campaign must bo defrayed mainly by
the Union party f the North. One
hundred dollars now, say the Commit
tee, will accomplish far more than
610.000 a year faience. We beg our
friends to be liberal and prompt in their
contributions to the good cause. Com
lKSA special dispatch from Mem
phis says the mortality from cholera
amounts to fifty deaths daily.
3The Connecticut Legislature
adjourned on Saturday. The constitu
tional amendment extending euflrage tne co nventjon , which was furnished
to all citizens, male and female, was
Columbia, S. C, July 25. The
Union Republican conrention met to
day. Sixty delegates were present.
During the procedings the gas turned
off, leaving the assembly in the dark,
which caused great excitement.- Gen.
Burton applied for a guard to protect
lost by 18 majority.
Nashvillx. July 26.
A great riot occured in Rogersville,
Jsg-The party of Pawnee Scouts' Last Tenn., on 1 ueaday. Juioenuge
r 1 e i-- Qan was addressing a lanre orowu 01 piwiH
who were escorting Col. Silas oey- , , . ;Dlo
L L t , mi ,nenl conservatives, and being inter-
mour through the B.ack Hills a tew rupted by the radicali. retorted bitterly,
days ago, suddenly left him and went vrnen SOme one shot at him. The fight
in chase of a band of Sioux who came became general. Several volleys
in eight, from whom they re-took a lot re fired. Two men killed, seven
... , , j mortally wounded. One negro was
of captured slock, and gathered a few inBlimly kied for ehou,ing
calPs- . , for Brownlow. The campaign is very
that I excitinr. and it is feared w 11 be
Meade has been designated to succeed
Sheridan when the President gets
ready to move in the matter.
bloody work next Thursday, election
day.
w'" . . T I A Xl
- m i rn a ai nnrin nr iiiiwsan hin r irii ii nun
munications should be addressed to 1 " " ,
the Hon. Thomis L. Tulloek, Secre
tary of the Committee, Washington,
D. C.
STEAMEkl TROVER.
THE STATE- TEACIIEI18'
SOCIATIO.Y.
A movement is now on foot amnog
the teachers of Nebraska to organize
a Teachers Association for the State.
The benefits to enure to the educational
interests of the State from such an or- r KnrrtlinmA,U wrio tank n.... see how I'm to get around it." "You
ganization are too obvious to require 0Q lQfJ Sunst-t from this port, writes us can't take me under it. Let me out
enumeration here; the educators in ev- that the Trover was wrecked about 400' Stop on the other side." Out she got
ery part of it, and parents of. children
and the friends of educatien all feel its
importance, and we doubt not will
cheerfully give it all the aid in their
Galvestow, July 20. The cotton
crop of Texas is estimated at from ine
hundred and eighty to two hundred
and ten thonsand bales.
A large quantity of war material,
destined for the State of Chihuahua,'
has accumulated at San Antonia Rafel
was thrown across the street from the Aldreth says it is intended to be used
market house to the opposite corner. for defence against the Indians, but it
jSF"Flake's Galveston Bulletin re
lates an anecdote illustrative of the
spirit which now animates Southern
reconstruction!. On the morning of
The street cars approached a lady 8 suspected the war matrial is inten
therein saw the -'hateful thing." Curl- jed for tne U!S 0f fiiiibusters.
ing her nose skyward, she saiJr gUn I .
We find the following in the Omaha Mrr are you going under mat nag f Albaht, July 22. The constitu-
Revublican: " en, ma'am ne answered, -i aon,i 1 tional amendment to tne sullrage clause
giving wemen me rrgni 10 voiw was iosi
50 to 51.
miles below Bentbn. Her freight and and trudged around for half a block to
avoid the beautiful flag. What a queen
of love and beauty ohe would make for
a tournament!
can derive benefit from the location just power.
in proportion to the energy wo use in The organization must be effected
securing it. We possess the advantage by "ldi;idual enterprise, and will be
. , , . . nucueu nuu uiuic ut ion iubs vi uuis
passengers were taken to Benton by the
Ida Stockdale, atid returning took the
machinery, leaving the wreck in the
night. Two colored boys of the Ida
were sleeping in the Trover's boll when I JS2TAbout sixty employees of the
the Ida departed.! They awoke to find Quartermaster's Department at Wash-
themselves abandoned in the wilder- I ington were named for dicharge on
ness. without feoci or any means of de- Monday. The list was sent to the
of having a railroad already located I . ... I fence. Itrnerant!of tha countrv. thev Secretary ef War. and one half
1 uia vnxj vgli a ui tuo ieibUQi o ty&ji viivi 1 w 1 w 1 ...
from this citv to Lincoln, and of having I An . .AmA Ta ;t I started down th hver, dgpidc to over- ware found to hare been soldiers id
the best and shortest wagon rad that not enough to ask of the teachers to te ihe boat. Iij attempting to cross a the late war. The Secretary sent the
can possibly be obtained frem any of g" eir time and attention' to secure M river, supposed to be the Little list back and it was returned, only a
lone. On ing soldiers. The Secretary again
I 1. mi 1 c.t 11: t-l&Tiidiitr nna nf llitm warn
, ui, . . , ,ia 1 results uiai wiii oeneui me puoiic mucu 1 : - ,
the nver towns What we want at the morft ihem? P ed IeafiDg tho other enlirely a
lima a Ka trmA fK ,itv.t wt I . . . I . f 1 ? i. U - - U
vuu j ,0 haTd a meetin? of teachers in this
surrounding the Capi'al City, and the cjty soon, to take the matter into ad
bnsiness which must be had by some visement and effect the organization,
. . t. - iir.ft if lhv will fTi lhfir rlnaVilA
,own on nrer prev. ou. ,o tas con- omj ,0 attenti.n of tho.e;on board was attract- should be discharged until all th
structiou of any railroad. Large (be cily wiJj qoi theQ e fjr e(j t0 a man's watiDg an old white hat who had never been soldiers were c
amounts 01 ounaing material must just for our citizens to bear their ex- aoove me micttei.j 1 ooi approacn
necessari'y be transported from the penses while hert? Let the friends of d, and found it io be the remaining
river, and we see no goed reasen why education in our midst ponder this mat- ,be colored boys, who was
u -U.....I .v- 1, ter well, and we have no doubt that weakened by finger and travel as
x iBiisinuuiu tuuuiu uui uo mo 01 i , ... , , ,. ,
supplies if our people only take the
3"General Grant, in convervation
with a Senator, said in substance, that
Mexico did right in executing the in
truder Maximilliaa, who bad executed
in cold blood the Liberals of Mexico,
and that the United States ought to
stand by Mexico in that act.
JC&SMrs Lincoln is now in Racine,
boarding at Congress Hall. She is
simply spending the summer there.
She dresses in deep mourning, does
not receive company, cor appear at
the cerumen table.
SheriiT's Sale
Ge rgo Boeck "1
.
. r I..:- t r V TT-nrttt
Vila-. - - ..... w
lat purtners doln; Dnsmcas
andec tha name ud f-tyle of
f. V Hondria & Co.
Jfotite Is horeby give that by Tirtne of Tendl-
ttonl rxpo- as in tha above entitle! cause, itta-d out
of and amler h teat vT Ihe Clerk of the District
Court of the 2d Jadicial District, within and forfait
county, Nebraska, and to me directed, I will oCfar for
n'e at p-biie auction, k the highest and bt bidder
at the front door of the Court-Hou.e, in Ihe city or
Piattsmouth, on
SATURDAT. the SUt day of August, A D 156T,
between the hour of 1 and 2 o'clock p m of laid dny
all ripht, title and interest of the above natied da
fendant, C. F. Uendrie A Co. , In and to the follow
ing decri'jd personal properly and renl entate, to
wit: The running gearn of a wagon and Lo: no four
(4). and Lat noeibt (3), in bloclt na thirty-three(SS).
in the city of l'latumouth, Ca county, Nebrataa.
GiTen under my hand this 28d day f.f July, A D
1S67. A. II. TATLOK,
Flier iff of Cass ecunly, Kehraeka,
By G W. FairUeld, Deruty.
Maxwell & Chapman, Ait'ya for Plt'f.
I.egral police.
Ftate of Nebraska, Cass County.
Joan M. Jobnien, rialatinr; I
ts. Petition for Divorce.
Louisa A. Jehnaan, Def 't. )
- Luia A Johntoo will take notice that
John M. Johnson, of the County of Cass, in the Ftate
of Xebratka. atid, en the 6th slay or July, A tt 1867,
file his petition In the District Conrt ef the 2d Judi
cial District of St braska, within a. is for the County
of Cass, against the said Loui-a A. Jshusoo, def ad
ant, setting forth that the said defendant has wilful
ly abandoned tha said plaintiiT for more than two
years, last past, without at.y cause or justification;
and praying tb at ha may be diTorcrd from tha said
Louisa A.' Johnson, defendant, and for such fu-th r
and other relief as bo it in equity entitled to; and tha
said Louisa A. Johnson is notified that she is requir
ed to appear aad answer tha said pftitioa on cr be
fore the third Monday after the 31st day of July, A D
1S67 (being tha 19lh day of A'jfust. A D 1S67).
. Dated the gib. day of July, A 167.
JOUN M.JOHNSOV.
W. F. Chapin, hta Att'y. JylU aw
Estray Sale.
Notice is hereby given that I will oflT'r for sale oa
Saturday, August' 3rd, 1867, at the residence of John
liolmes. In Cas county. Nebraska, one red heifer, 2
years old. crop on both ears; also, one spotted, twe
year old steer, crop off the left ear. Taken up by
John Holmes, and appraised at SIS each by John O.
Martin and Sidney Ueee.
HOWARD ALLEX,
jy3 5w Justice of the Peace.
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low figure..,
10 tkt COFFER, 16 lilt SVG An.
6 W.t DR i' A1TLF.S, 6 UU DR Y VXAcilr.,
tfO , ka. Also, a larje assorttrent of
Pine Lumber,
lath. snixaiKS, poops, wisnow Sash
WIS'DOW Jil.lSDH, GLASH. CEilliSl, '
rLASTSR J'AKJJ, UAIR, COAL ulL, Itc.
LEXINGTON COAL,
150 bushels, to which we Invite the a'lestkn of
hlacksmi'hs and o'hera as to quality an I pri. W
are A Keats for the GOOD IK COAL HANK, at I.t
iUtton,aud propose t.i furnish all the C'ohI this
country wants at pi ices te suit. Also a large io k ef
Hyo, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
Cherry, Raspberry, Blackberry and Ging-r Brandy.
Call and sea us.
MMrfOX, MICEKLWAIT A CO,
J d3 wtf
CITY BAKERS
AND
CON FECT IONE RY.
P. BTADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES, rSf, X ISA', Eta,
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times
I wenld invite especial attention ty the fact that I
have fitted up an excell' nt
ICE CREAM SALOON
In eonnset ion with the Bakery, where yea can te
aocomraoriated at all limes.
Wedding parti.-e supplied on short not.-e wl'h
anything in the line ef Confectionery or Pastry.
Call aud see me. 313
O B. McCALLUM,
Manufacturer of and 4-aler In
Satisfies and IInnir,
Of every description, wholesale and retail, No. 13oVf
Main atreet, between 5th aad 6th etreetf, S-br-ika-City.
j13
the morning of !the lltb, while the sent the list back, ordering
Sunset was movibg along in front of that no man employed in the Depart
an almost impenetrable thicket, about ment who had served as a soldier in
twenty-five mileslbelow Fort Rice, the ihe Union army during the late war
ose
dis
posed of.
SFThree unsuccessful attempts to
blow up the remaining portion of the
Table Rock at Niagra have ben re
ported. Every time the hotels are
short of gusts "there is an attempt to
blew up Table Rock," and the gobe
mouckes run to see the catastrophe that
never occurs.
SherifT's Sale
Godfrey Fickler )
s r
A. H.TTaehter t
Notice is hereby jriven that by virtu of a ven I -
tioni exponas in the above entiilrd cau--e, isMf d ou'
of aliunde; tl.e seal of the Clerk of tie lit. v i
Conrt of the 2d Judicial District, w!liin and for 'a
county, Nebra.ka, and to me directed, I w il I oif-c f-o
?ale at public auction, to the bicnt'at and b t bid le
st the front dior of th Court-Honse, in the city ry
Piattirnou'h on
SATURDAY, the 3Ut dn of August, A 1 1M57
betweeu the hours of 1 and 2 o'clock p m of tnid dey.
all right, ti tie ani interest of the aboi e ni md tie
fondant, A. 11. Waclittr, In and tn tlie fn lowing de
scribed real estate, to wit: Lot no egM (S), in lilock
no eighteen (IS), in the city of Platt.-moutli, Casr
county, Kcbranka. together with all and singular
the improvements, heredittvnents and appai tenances
thereon
tJiven under my hand this 23d day of July, A D
1S67. A. 11 TAYI.OK,
Sheriff of Cass county, Nebraska.
By O. W. Fairfield, Deputy.
Maxwell A Cha?man, Atl'ys for Plt'ff.
Q7a,ooo.
ET EVERYBODY SECURE
GBBAT
TJrbana Scheme.
1
Sena for An Illustrated Circular.
4EDHSSST
REA ft BOVINODOJT,
URBAN, 1 1. 1 I
Hsa.
TLB,
. K. BAa,
l. .oiABa
It is related that Col. Cake. .The New York Tribune
necessary steps to make it so. Let us
labor as persistently to secure to this
locality the benefits which must nece-
I . IS. a.
they will cheerfully give this much aid t0 un"ie to o any lurtner, an
rprise. Press. I nearlj naaiea. xio uau uoou out nin
to the enterpri
INDIAN DEPREDATIONS.
Intelligence reoeived at Omaha last
earily accrue to some river town as we night states that the surveying party
did to secure the passage of the bill or of Mr. Percy T. Brown, employed by cut short the distance and avoid the
days, and in that time had traveled
night and day, twith not a moments
sleep or a bit to ?at, save a little bark
and some blossorts. A great part of
the time he traveled over the hills to
location at Ashland, and we ' have na U. P. R. R. in the Bitter Creek regions swamps along the river, and thus miss- Jid not.kno.w where " .f "J.
n il - . .1 - a lii:1J i t I '
tvouec or a, me pori oi rauaoeipoia. WashiD gton special says: "The Presi.
(ha Ath At rla vAa.itaT-arl n a- rs r frn m' I - 9
"j ""'"dents message vetoing the last Sunpl.
focriiiry -vxcuuocn, wno si.iea in.i mental Recen.truction Bill was not pre
he had heard with mingled surprise Lented nor rpad t0 Mf Stacton Ffor
n 'naiguaiion utai u- tu. co lector, his epirjIoni dnd C0D,eqUsntiy he did
had appointed to subordinate Pces in nol approTe or disapprove ihe docu
ltl9 V,0I!,USTi;men..W5? hud ment prior to its presentation to Con
abused President Johnson. To this All the other members of the
, . , & , , r w I Cabinet approve tne messace.
Tootle, Hanna El C.ark
SCALES, 13AJNKEKS,
r AIRBANE'3
fiTA5DilD
fears ef the result. was attacked by about 75 Indians on
I last Tuetday.
Ms. Dionu was so Daaiy wounded
we nave, l0r ,ae ur umi uuriug a lhft he dieJ ,he next d a Lacldda,
residence of nearly ten years in Ne
braska been "en a tramp" through the
interior of the State, and find it far
superior to what we had anticipated.
Espeeially were we delighted with the
Salt Creek Valley, and we do not hes
itate in saying that in our judgment, it
is destined to be the garden of th
We
below
ecarc
cultivated, and we never saw better
crops than is now being harvested from
the many farms already opened
Station, to which he had been carried.
The Indians took all the stock of the
party. It is not known if any others
of the party were injured.
At E!m Creek three men were
killed, and all the stock was carried
cff. About 200 Indians were en-
ed the forts an the rttamers. His
face was literallyiraw with the bites of
tne musquitoes. .He had rapidly gain
ed in streng'.h anil flesh after his res.
cue. His name j is Frederick Good,
and he hails from St. Louis.
body who htd not abused him. The
Democrats abuss i him before his elec
tion and the Republicans since that
event, so he had been abused all
around.
or ALL KINDS
'si Fairbanks, Greenleaf
& Co..
22G A 2:8 Lake Chicaaa.
2'i9 Miirket St , . Louie
EJ"Be careful to buy only tha Genuine. myy22
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. FORGY.
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Fannin? Implements,
Such as the celebrated Red Breaking Plows, Moult
A TT . TT T T T 1
rk. I LIAI4.1T 1110CGHT. i-T. II CI I Pi3!r.7.i..n ..... t 1
, j , .urn n hrSs r ifteen cases or cholera were
land has. the following reflections on .rl.j irn .. ,
1 , , nuviisu ui a-1110 VY UI ill, til I CO 111 11C B 1 1 UIII
seeing a l.ule am, boy whe was sing- Fon Hark.r.on Saturday. The town
ing a cheerful seng: , . A a tj: :J .
t, - . ... v , 1 1 I a -"i-ei. iio-tjiicu. au itiuidu raiu is
u u.m, sou an cte(J
hrntharnnnrl nnfi .i.l.Knnil r F ,..!, n . I
v.w.UCUWW U11U DICICIUUUU VI Ui; i JUD 33
and lameness, that there is every rea-
BsF"The women of RedfiolJ, Iowa,.
JST'The Salt take Vedette, of the
18th says Lewis tlobison and two oth
er men brought ito the City r n Thurs
! day 40 ounces of ftold dust, which, ac
cording to report, they uad crushed
out of quartz in tivo days. The dust .son te believe that there is no sueh marched to
I?S?Generals Sherman, Harney
nd 1 rrv have been appointed mem
bers of the Indian commission. The
board will probably meet in St Louis I B"rl Breakr, Stirrinr; Plows, bingle and'Doublf
.uT:t,lvuui..w, uu .an un,. nc,ydiriiit aouc
on short n otice All work warranted.
Having had much experience in the buslne-s, 1
ii assured mat 1 can give geaarai aatislaction.
Please give me a call before pnrcliapins elsewhere
O. r.. FOKfcT.
Platt-msuth. Neb., May 6th, 1SC7.
next August.
Pea! ere la
Gold Dut. Gold nitd Silver
Coin, Exchange, V- 3.
mid other Stcclis.
DEPOSITS KKCEIVICD,
and special attention given to Collections
PIsATTSMOUTII, IT. T.
S49 djwtr
every crorr shoD in the
I trs!rn in t'na sirtiiir i na niasiA nr ft I- i w a on anri vnn m a a hir ihm i . u : . tt i i I ,
st. From the mouth of the creek, . . . tw,nlT f ' of Foft weivhed '3S and f31.lC0 ! ounce, and footed Ino such hi " VlW'rV?L$
Ashland, to its source there is hr.. .1 . .,u -:a r .u .: I was valued at S4S 00. Its fineness liolv nr mitshansn soul nmnch tliino- I ... 1 : ti .u. t.
. ucaiucj, uu iu uuuu oiuo ui uis nv- i I , j I ' . .. . ' , . 6 l vaont-, rj iiiiujj nil lue liquur.
ely a foet of land that cannot be er. is 734 1-2. Theton'y account the dis- as a blind or deaf scul with tainted -
IVOTICE
Is hereby piven to all persons not to credit my wife,
Jrsephine Neshett, on ciy account, as I will not pay
anv debt of her contracting. J. n. KEsBe.Tr.
July SGtb, 1867. 6&w2
O. B. Ii:tH,
Lale S'.p't Indian Affaire.
CALHum Jt CROXTO,
lAUornryt at Lit
BSr"Horace Greeley in speaking of
his nomination as Minister to Austria,
While the scarcity of timber is the made without his knowledge, says he
great drawback of the entire western could net accept this place had the al-
country, we found it much more abun- ledged nomination been unamimously
dant on Salt Creek and its tributaries confirmed, intending net to leave his
than we had been led to believe from country at least until every State dis-
reports; and we are convinced there is erganized by revolt shall have been
a sufficient quantity to last the country restored to her normal position in the
for manvvsara. even after it i.demelv Union if possible, on the basis of lU Wl
J J J 1 . I nraiinorf i r cr
i I IJmvAria.1 Amnestv rnunlAti wriih Tm. K
BUU I S 1
a . . . .
tu.m.taus.Hin jeigi.nQis me siooJ in its veins ; ana mat out of these 5SThe mother of Cassius M
mines are aoout two nuuared miles imperfect bodies will spring spirits of Clay died in Madison county Kv. on
fmm that nTsra Sleirt ikon arA rioV, I . r . : I.,, i J'
r.uvu u.v ivu. j Luii3uiiituai jjciiccuuu anu angelic I tne Din, agu UU
wuiaiuwiB muoio iiin iiiiuca in ureen oeauty a Dsauty cnastenea and en
river country serajawhere.froBi the fart riched by the humiliations that were
that Robison owis a ferry on that risked upon their earthly habitations,
stream. Tha there are trood trold ---
i " I . . , m . r. . .1 I countv. AeuraKka. na
ines In Utah is beyond a doubt, but! Es ine i enure or umoe law nas Corrected by Simpson. Mickel wait & Co SATCRDAY.th nth
a w a v rXAMt W w A . . . I ft 1 . L I " I
Chancery Sale
7
n Chancery.
years.
PLATTSMOTJTn MARKETS.
m
populated. With the Capitol
other Stata buildings located in the
midat of this rich country, it cannot be
many years before it wi'l "blossom as
the rose" and make every man rtsh
who turns his attention to agricultural
pursuits. Let every farmer but plant
a few aores in forest trees, and at the
expiration cf ten years the ceuntry will
be bountifully supplied with timber neT,r BSain 10 bo a "ndidate for of-
t - :i a - . j hi i i -l. I rice.
Akawjiuausj uiuii nuu will ub cuiii
through this country, and that at no dis
tant day; and then, indeed, will in glory
be complete.
GUEELEI'
President Johnscn, without consulta
tion, nominated Mr. Greeley as Min
partial Suffrage. On the eve of a new
Presidential eanvas, ia so momentous
an exigency, he would regard any!
employment that required of him a so
journ of months abroad as at best but
honorable banishment. And while he
will not decline nominations that have
not been tendered him, he purposes
they are oonceale'4 by those wtio know had an unexpected result, which we
where they are, and prospecting is hardly know whether to call deplorable
very much disseuraged. This evi- cr comioai. a postmaster was sus
deoce of existence of rich old depes- pended for defalcation : the Senate re-
induce eome thorough Jciea tne person nominated as his sue-
wl a a . ...
cesser; ana uuaer the law the delin
quent had to be reinstated. In
CSFThe Chicago Republican thinks
Senator Tipton, of our State, was the
only member of the Senate who saw
i
preparea to give; Yithin the last
seven or eight moaths the heroine has
through Andy's purpose in nominating I married legitimately married no
Greeley as mini.ter to Austria. An- less than three jurt such "honorable"
dy was confident, it says, that Greeley men as the last riftim. . Furthermore.
' J twilhin laea then A Hra&lp affsi. K
I g Jio.l A-AAa-a a v o kuuu m ia aiici 111V
ister to Austria, and on the 20ih the WWU1U ,eiU3w uu iuriiitu m- omi a
question of confirmation came up in wouId C0Efirm nomination. The got
tha Senate. Ersrv msmhpr ii taM in I result would have been a vacancy, companions and ;waa arrested and
have favored the confirmation but one, wLich Andy woald fil1 al hia pleasure.
Mr. Tipton of Nebraska, who re- Tipton's presistent objection prevented
fused to tike up the matter because fany ction of the Senate, and thus de-
com-
Rouoh but SIosest. Some ten municating to him this amazing result,
days since a certain weekly paper in the Postmaster-General politely re
ibis city contained a long sensation quested him, "as a favor to the De
item, the hero of Iwhieh was an "hon- partment, to use as little of the moa
orable" man of the world, and the he- ej of the Government and make as
roine an inmate of a house of prostitu- few false entries as possible." It is
tion. The sequel as given by our co- not said whether there is any legal
temporary, was that the twain were punishment for stealing in the State
united in the holy bonds ef matrimony, wherein this gentleman lives,
and the female hai deserted her hf nf
shame to beconie an honest wife. ST'The Preseott (Wis.) Journal
Twas a pretty stoy, and lenient hu- 11 IS feprtd on goad authority
raanitarians weptfnuehly at the touch- lat a J0UnS lady residing al Minneap-
ing recital. The -real sequel we are j!. Da.s Been -'"ipimed by the Lodge
Wheat K'ona being delivered; market doll only
millers buying.
Corn Farmers being busy there ia none being
offered prices remain as quote 1.
Soap 1215
Mackerel.kitts, 2 5Qii 00
jNaua lyal5
Batter J5
rotatoos 1 00
6 ROCERIES Wholesale
PitODCCE
Wheat $1 2CJ1 25
Corn in ear 41 tfJOO
" 6 he lied 60i0
Corn meal 1 25
Flour 100 Its S 60
GROCERIES Retail
Coffee
Sugar
Rice
Syrups
Coal Oil
I.arl Oil
ToLacco
3JI0 50
17020
1 202,- 23
1 OO; Snap
2 001 Kails
T5a ooJ
Coffee
Sugar
Tea
Tlioe
Coal Oil
Tobacco
15:o
H15
70
T5(31 C5
913
SU-ll
of Goed Templars, of which she is a
A -
mimoer, rer waiting on tne table at
Etray IVotice
Taken np by the subscriber at the residence of
jonn v-ra.K, aix miles west of r-lattsmouth. a so, r.l I in the City of Plattamonth on
Calvin Russell
a !
The unknown heirs of fit
Stephen Ku-sell, deceased I
In pnrsnanco ani bv virtue of a lecrctal Or
der to me directed from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court, of the 2! Judicial District of theStatt
of Nebraska, within and for Cass county, beaririR
date on the 27th day of June, A D 1867, bi inKihe
June term of said Court, I. the sabsoribei. Master in
Chanceiy for sii.l Court, will offer for sale at public
vendue, for cash, to the bii;het and b -st bidder, in
front of the Court-Hcuf-e, in Piattsmouth, Cis.-
day of August, A D liC7,
at 11 o'clock a m o( said day, the following de-cribed
real estate, to-wit: The east one-half ) of the south
east quarter ) of section cumber five (5). in ton
ship no. a I ven (11), no th of ranfre no. thirteen (18),
east of the Oth p m, containing eichty (80) acres.and
situated in Caco:i. ty, Nebraska; togvther with al'
and singular the iuip ersui.-nn, Iiereditamtnta and
appurti-nances tlrereon ortbsrt te belonir.g, or in
aDy wise appertaining, to be sol ' as the property of
me ameuaants aoove named to satisrT ss id decree
the amount of which U tha sum of S143 77. and in
terestat the rate of 1 0 per cent from thedate ofaaid
decree, together with costs of suit and sale.
Dated July 16th, 1367.
Wm V. CH APIS,
lfarqnett Be Chapman Master in Chancery.
Sol' forOjrnpl't. JlI4w
SlicrifPn Sale
Wllllara McCorab and
Robert Campbell I
Lata partners & under the I
name and st jle of V
William McCoiub A Co , I
TS I
John Trimble. J
.... nereoy g,ven that by virtue of
- "uinoni exponas in ma above entitled caue,
issued out of ar.d under th seal of tne Cieik of th
"""" vuur, ur me j.i Judicial District, within and
for Cass connty, Nebraska, and to me directed, 1
will offer for sale at public auction, to the highest
and bet bidder, at the front door of t-e Court-lipase
IRISH, CALHOUN &CR0XTOU-
The abov ni.n,'d Pentmen have associated
ibrmselves in but-inefS for the i u Poh of rodent
ins; and collecting all claima auaiuxt Hie (jenrrjl
Uovernment, or apainst any tribe of Indians, and
are prepared to proecut- such claims, eitln r helor
1 Congress, or anv of the Departments of (Jovrnmenl
or before the Court of Claims,
Ma. IaiMf will devote bis Derson.it attention ta
t' e buiness at Washington.
JTJ- OlEce atNebratka City, corner of Main acJ
Fifth streets.
PLASTIC SLATE,
roa
ROOFING
AND OTHER PURPOSES.
the banquet given to the Wisconsin etIlionvf0? .oId-bIaza 'c. ""'foarteen satcrdav thni, a .
,. . 1 . , , ,d ono half hands high No marks or brands D.r K UA. ,th U day of August, A D 1667,
editors in that City, because there Was ceivable. "lUntW between the hours of land Q oVIockpm of said day
wine on the table. The Journal de- Jaly 20- ' J'Jir;Kh'.i''" interest of th. above namd d'-
.1 u.;ll : u- . : fendaut, John Ir imble, in and to the followinr de
clares emphatically that if she wants a
can hare her choiae
unmarried editors of this
State.
c I rw.1 1 1 -.i l - I
Illiea. AUO DOW ymaue JJSneaiCt e?3-A &Tr Stnanna nf rnrnM . I ten o'clock a m. Given under my hand thi. 2th
"honorable" man that he was-.'went fSl? T-i 1F"0.P1 il' 1567- J- w- HALL.2nh
I . I " cuino iu nuitu wt) oucugiu OI I " rooa'e Jadgs. I
marriage, thA blushing (?)bnde husband -ha
into a jolly rdw with her female moD lha ut
Probate IVotice.
.v'i" ls hr,by S,TB tnlt Burwell Bpurlock has
this day mar application to be appointed admin is-
uatw o' in estate oi r.at'ar v. l ewis .u
connty, deceased; the Court will hoar said petition
on Thursday, th 10th day of August, A D l&CT at
totl at' IamIf at vn i J ; n.s & .... I
SheriiT's Sale
.1 Ll J II
inrougu b nnu ivy miy aonars, ana i..,. : i ,v.. r
left town te avoid arre.t. He is sap- . u,K ,r ,'.u.. j
I m. a . I . . IBIS lAAlA BVsVI AJ WWaV&aw BU-'nilirs. HIIII wrN
Greeley swoed the bail bond of Jeff. P"'es Andy or tne pmelege of send- posed to nnve sought refuge in Atchi- . nna. k .k- w,. h. c. ircMaken. ,nd
- I. ... ... j t . ...wmmkw wuw wi uu scujB. nutui nusan McMaken
Daris.and denounced Maximillian'e ex- Hff one of His satellites ta Austria; for "n, ana is reauy marry again on thfJ horee mQV9a forward his trftction Byhern.xtbwt friend
eeution. All colleagues oi Jir. iipton, " J ''y I ",rtrmaj ,hu !.. ;, "FH" luc lBU nun ' punea va
t-...: J : ..J wnnlrl enl .nr nMilin, from Anrlw Wh. P" lQ? la8.1 Ceremony H Uck. hie backward action Shuts it Off. J-sophKlnaer.
cFuui.u mUUruu0, cutrcBlBu -- -r- r j, anxiousI. walUCg Qr n tee.f. JO.KnA lf ricr0rflU.l, .nnH-rf rs.sr... it.. L reby give, that by virtu, of
him In via d ennnt Ia .anAar thm I ana least OI all ne mat WOUIa eXDOSO Tr,Linn. - 7r ; -"n-iHoni exponas in the above entitled cause, ls
- j i.. - i - t i eBarine. wnicn sacks aa tta bacua. Btona i
io. Greeley', "b old enemy, -f - . , backing as he stops, and again starts r
v. 'I Seward. iKiThere are aS the Masons Acad- fnrm,ri um ,.,,. i
nomination, but in va
name, therefore, will have to be sent
in again aexl session.
a2L?"New fractional currency of the
denomination of fifteen oents will be
issued in a few days.
in.re are me ivia.s xw forvard ho Blar,.
cnijf, IU iHOieUCUU:50U3, iia jajiautio
sued out of anrf under th seal ef the Clerk f t be
wmrKivouri oi tne jntiieiai urutithin..j
X." -CO,nn.l.y ' nd wiU tio.i expona. in the' abov ened - .i" t " ''A.T
eai oi me cierit of the District
ra .1 u sa r ire mil in m h renrn I . i . . , ; , . . n
siuaenie, wne are hpoKen oi as iniem s-ti,-. r-; i r e i satcrda y. th nth ,r a . a .,r. . "cr: "
PVr" lUh: lh,t F!aD.Ce ?lnVtt.nJI5?.tI!"JIai,,y- Jt!". a" charge against lJ ZJXZ
iuicw naoAitu luta atini bkoiusi IUbj v-.. w am si If. I Trier tr.. rF havino- r.fTip tH fendant. Joseph Kinsev. in nd r,T:- 7." I SA Trrn m-v ,. . .
I a- a. Am 9 sai--wwaa. a. aw wa.a was. ) - s w w uaw lunu w lUefc tlf- I wic lllfls UU V MI I mi m I At I 1UII7
- i v - . . . " . . I tcritd real rdtat. tn-wit- Vifr . I " "
in a iuetnoaiet cnurtn in flenance of Uf ih uth .ideof lot noTnVeVoi in nZtY "ZZ
. , , i - - - .wv, a n iu vi us i exponas id t
offer for sal at public auction, to the highest and I of and under the
ruHY'n ,rotcoor "Court-Houw,in Cou. t of tne 2J Ju
I ! I ?lll.moaih' oa "aaty, Nebraska,
scribed real estate, to wit: The cast half ( V) ,f the
northeast quarter (V) and th northweat quarter of
the northeast qunrtor of sectii.n nmK
. - ,w .uwimuip nuiiioer twelve 112). urth o
"uu eouiainiag one hundred and
twsnty (120) acres
Given under my hand this ISth day of Jalv, 18C7.
A. B. TifLOK,
Sheriff of Cass county, Nebraska
By G. W. Fairfield, Deputy. Jyl7 4w
Clarke, Porter A Krwio, Atty'a for Plt'f-
Slici il's Sale
Thomas E. Tootle,
Thoaas K Hanna At
J. B. Clark,
A. firm doing business In Platts
mouth under th name and style
Of Tojtle, Hinna St Clarke,
vs.
A. IT. Warhter.
Notice ia hereby (riven that by virtu of a vendi-
The process cf reoonr trnrtmff Elate btone from a
disintegrated state was
PATENTED FEB. 21st. 18C5.
It la a combination ot
Pulverized Slate and
Viscous Matter,
(the latt-r po.min qualities of jeolog-ical and
chemical affinity for the fjrrnei,) and la a d
vclepmtDl rf tin of the timple but unal
terable tendenciet.of natuie.
AS A ROOFING MATERIAL
IT STAMDS UHSIViLLID.
A mastic it adapt lte)f to every shap and ilcre.
WonHioinbustib!, impervious, non-expansive
and underayinf-.
Frost Doos not Oracle or Heat
Dissolve it.
The Biy noofing Material evr discovered that will
reeiat tbeactioo of th lemeDtsa lone at
the structure It protects. Being sus
ceptible of little if any wear
from exposure aod
PERFECTLY" FIRE - PROOr.
It is untqaalled as a coating f.r railroad and farm
buildings, bridges, bottoms of vessels, vault, tc.
Materials fur sal by
ALFRED OSl?ORN,
8ol License for Nebraska,
Douglas St. - - Onaaha, ITeb.
ri ly
udicial District, within and for Cass
a, and to me directed. I will offr for
uction, to the hiakest and best hin. la-
door of the Curt-Hose, io tb city f
FURNITURE,
COFFIISTS,
AND
Cabinet - Work !
. . k . 1
United States, the result of the expedi- a Pa" in,"v. an lw 01 l Lmar
liivu i u v t u;i w ugiutuji: uc iuw
iionwouia oe aggrano.iemeni oeyona t0 acauinn2? tha English lan-
ESfAn exeharjge says that it is a measures of the American strength, guage and a knowledge of English
6afe rule to wet the wrist before drink- j which is already an anxiety to the gov engineering. They decline to spend
eold water, if at all heated. The ernmcnt summer vacation traveling, pecause
the prohibition of the Rector of the J
parish. His father once occupied a
similar position.
afF I bptnrun , 1 . 1 a , .
lot no. flversi in .i " "aa ociect; p m or said da v
!h!5 A JJ ..P r (!. .ach" J-
effect is immediate and grateful, and
CS"The great tabernacle of the
they could net converse intelligibly. Saints at Salt Lake City is now fin-
r N. iouimxs I n I. east or tee nib n tr
and lot no aiz (6), in aection no. thirty three (33) To eiThte-n 7ll in th, ,0TT,,eht ' ,6 bluCk
n township o. twelve (12), .orth of raris. no. tojl ?oat,fJ ? Nehra... toJL?h2 - -k' "".
lf!?.":.MA;"l?f P. . conta.ning thirty IZrornl" an-.lnguUr the
.tllLVICB, 1IU DUrinil 4l-lUllH(r.. n l.tt tl, I
3No nw eaies of r.hr.lflr ar 1 but mainlv because tha iournav from ished. It is two hundred and fiftv feint
the danger or latai results may tie reported at Fort Marker. The epi- Japan is travel enoyja for one year, wide, and furnithes comfortable sitting
warded off by this simple precaution. demtc is rapidly subsiding. Jsensible fellows, nc doubt. room lor ten inousand persons.
(3), la sfytion nu her thirty-three 03), in township
nt. twelve (12), north of ran no. fourteen, eat of
the Stn p m, ail in Cas county. Nebraska
iiven under my hsnd this J th dav f July, a d
"" A B- i'AVLOa,
t, , bherift of asi County, Ni brka.
By J, W. Fairfield, ueputy. ' jyl7 4w
A. L.Sirague, Atfy loa l'it'tt..
thereon.
i5C7.TfnnDd9rn'ban,i th" 2M dr 'Jnly. A D
By O: W. rairflHd?nep.Vv t0Un,,
T. M. Afarqoett, Att y for IMffg. 4w
T f aaat Patent Mpeieines at old price, Ka t.
ulacx', sltiakr r j tv '
H- BOECK .
Having enlarged his bhop nd Sat-s-rooms won d
respectfully remind th people in this vi. inity that
he can furnish them i with the very best ruruitare.
Chairs or o' her Cabinet-work, at the m..i,t rrasuu-
,,'?',".k"t0I,-iUu,lT n"1 r?
assor'raeat of LasUrn Work, and am also prepared
ternanntactur anvthior in my i,n on short n-tice.
.i. .i e VT."",!nt ot K:y-nrt Coffins kr-pt at
i i 1 Bd exauin, ay t.k an I pri.vs.
Jem dw tf noKCK.
FOir .SALE
g-nl twiintorv brick muit r. iii.li,.- j v
Wilhiood iar; furfu ihei i, 1 1 1 icu! r i '..m' -e - f th
IUHXB CiRD Pf f CHOfOL lMjiKCtOtS..