Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, October 03, 1867, Image 3
V : - i (The 2lcbva$h SftcraW. LOCAL, NEWS. 5?" T'uey Lave organized a "Youn Mens Republican ClaV at Omaha. grTM. L. White, Erj., arrived at homo again last week, after a protracted sUy at the east. 3?"Notiii Luce It. Full weight and un:frm perfect goods. 6uch is the Best Chemical Saleratus. The I'aptiat denomination will hold services at the Court House next Sabbath, at th ueual hour. (TjT" Wild cese Lave tnala their ap pearance in this vicioity within the past week. Ducks aro report .d quite plentiful a! on;; the streams. 5?"The numbor of grasshoppers in th3 vicinity is rowiri smaller every, lay; bat we arc enable to say whether it id by death cr emigration. m mm Co). Thos. l'atterson has request ed us to state that he decline ruoniu nd a candidate for County Superinten dent of Publio School. "Businosi has been dish in town for the past week. Farmers have plenty of money and they are usin it to procure ilia Decenaries and comforts of lift (7i?"Rev. D. C. (Joliiday has been miss- mr from hia hotna in Brownville for bcv. ral weeks. Fears are entertained that h has conimitti'd Filicide. C3?"The matcrr.I for the German pa per at Arao. has arrived, and th pro. prietors announce that the jnpor w'.ll be issued about the fifth of this month. 5TRer. A. J. Swarts is hlodln.i a protracted m?tin at Keck UiuJs. The meeting has boon in progress fr two or fihrto weeks, anl some -twenty person ii.ive been added to the church. Ca?" If Crawford carried the whole Democratic party on his shoulders, was Andy Taylor clias'ng the whole party cvhenhewau after Crawford? Aok Capr. Cooper. s m "Wm. Stadelmann has on hand a targe quantity of in'.lit.iry pants and L-jats, which he ofTjrs at low figures. ri has the larga.-t etjck of clathin evor rought to the eitv. 3?"Distriot court will be opened in Vbis county on Wednesday of next week. fhera are saveral cases of importance to bo tried, amorig thera them the Stat-3 of Nebraska vs. Ueiljgg, for the kiUiiig of R. J. Palmer. CSToctle, Ilanna & Clark are build icg a larga and CJinmoJiOus vault in kheir banking home in this city, and wi!. ire in the coarse of a few d iys, a first laa burglar proof safe to put icsiJd it. ("U'.'pudia'.i jiT' is ciw the wa' ch ord of the I'enncraoy wherever they laro to use it. It is net strange, either; eaue tlie national debt which they vant repudiated was created in fightiiig k large portion of th"ir party. C"A provoking blunder occurred in he Herald last week whereby t!in name bf the Democratic nominee for Sheriff fvas left out of the published proceedings f thetr convention. J.icili Vallery, hen , it tho Democratic cm JiJute for lbat offic?. r-Eli riummer, of the firm of Clark A riummer, has returned from the east where ho has purchased an extensive tock of goods at l'yr figures. The atrons of tho h irn-e will receive the ben fit of the decline. C" Crawford, tha irresistab'e. eaid khile he was jet with us that the whole reigth of the Democratic parly was on is 6houlders. The party must be very ght else he could not have ewam thoMis- ouri river with it. ("Fifty-five thousand dollars worth f Lincoln City lots had been sold when lie sales closed at Nebraska City last reei. inis is ail tne uouiinissioners ire about selling at tha present time, here are about three hundred lots yet asold of the one half designated for 5?Tho store are all receivinr their ew goods now, and unless the ladies are plenty of currency to spare they till do well to keep away, for it will be lificult to withstand the temptation hen they se? all the pretty things that re bein taken out of those pine boxes. j?Foit prisoners f-s-apud from the paiaha ;all about tt-n dnys 0, and the heriff of the cojnty kept the fact of heir escape perfectly q-i'et, and made a attampt to'rc cat ture th?m. He is the )eoiocratic nom".n;-e for another term in pat oCce. The ll-yuliiican smoked the acts oat, and is makir g it pretty lively or Mr. SaeriSf. 5"A Gcrmin was outrageously abus- i, pounded over the head and back with k club, while in the keeping of a Demo bratis jailor at Omaha, for the allayed eason tbt he had exposed some demo ratis chicanery. A fair specimen of Democratic administration of law and ustie. (j3?"The Concert and Fetival given on ruesday evenn by the ladies of St. uke's Parish f..r the benefit of Tarih 'Fissions, was a complete success. The ,-hildren, about sixty in number, eung everal beautiful pieces, which had been lught them by Mrs. Simpson. The net roojeds were about $.xl. C"The securing of a tri-weekly mail between this city and Lincoln is due main'y to the efforts of Surveyor Gener. al Hitchcock who viitedtho Department at Wiishiagton for the purpose of secur ing it. 3fThe Omaha Ihrall is unfortunate in its elect-on of "reliable." correspon. dents at Piattsmoutb. Mr. "C," ihe late correspondent of that journal, eviatn the river at this roirftlast week, "with the Democart party on his shoulders,' and has r.ot come buck yet. (TT" Somebody has been "booting' Littla M.ic. aj;in, fer his eourrility through the paper of which he is the local editor. It seems to us tliat this booting arrangement was becoming a little too coir.m n. Somebody will havo to take M:c"s. pnrt. It appears that all Omaha is kicking Little Mao. around j'ist becnusj they can. Jule Wolph, of Wyoming pre cinct, one of the farmers of Otoe county, who conducts the business on correct principles, informs us, says tho 55, that corn can be raised in Nebraska at a cost of nine cents per bushel. lie has done it, and among his expenses ho count ed his labor, board, team hire, taxes and all other expenses incident to rais ing the crop, and when injthe crib it foot cd up as above. A goodly number of people were in attendauce at the Rail Road meeting 1 ist Friday evening, and a lively interest wa manifested in the question of i.su in bonds The meetinz was addressed by Gov. Butler, Secretary Kencard, Gen. Livingston, lion. T. M. Marquett and De Forest Porter, Esq., each of whom made short and telling speeches, showing the great advantages that would be gained to this county and tho State at large by inducing the building of a road through the interior of the Stats. (Jjf J- J. Woodrow, at Ashland, ha3 jut received a large and complete stock of boo's and shoes, designed for the fall and winter trade. He has everything from a toilet slipper ti .a brogan; and if there ii a man in Nebraska that sells goods cheap, Woodrow is the one lie also keeps a good assortment of ienther and findings, both for boots and shoe, and h une?s. The citizens of Ashland and vicinity should patronize Woodrow extensively, as such n bu-dness man is a ''real blessing" to any community, and will do much towards advancing the gen eral prosperity. ' CjThe Sjuthern ycraskian publish ed at Arngo, in this State, says: "Fron. all directions we hear reports of bounti ful harvests and splendid crops. 5ot witi stan iing tho late spring and tho trouble of gutting in the corn, it is now oat of danger of frosts and we have had none yet. Wheat, corn and oats are coming in town very rap.dly and our grain Luers ship iarye quantities weekly. Since th? gras-hoppcr scare, and the good prospect for the growing crop, far mers are willing to dipase of their old corn at reasonable gur:?." rVWe stated bricily in the last issu? of the Her.vld the facts of the arrests f Win F. Crawford on tbi charge of era bczz'.emeat, of his having been bailed, and of his abc hiding an hour or two prior to tho time set Jiwn forbid exam fition before justice O'Nit-1, leaving his b.iil in the lurch. The facts of the case are llr.-s-: Crawford was appointed last spriog an ngr-nt of the Cincinnati Home Insurance Company soon after his nrri val at this place. On tha 17;h uit. Mr. Robert II. Ehle, special agent of the Company for the State, as well as for several other States, arrived here with the view of ascertaining the facts rela tive to the business done by tho lacal agent. Crawford on being requested by Ehle to exhibit the books and papers of the company, and give him a statement of the buinefs done, told Ehle that he was obliged to go over to Iowa and at tend to a shooting affray, conveying the impression that he had been employ. d professionally in the defence of some one accused of crime, and declaring that he would return at 4 or 5 o'clock p. m. Crawford failing to appear as agreed, Mr. Ehle beg in an investigation into the affairs of the company, and during two days search asccrtaiaed that Crawford had issued ten policies, having received in tho shape of premiums something over four hundred dollars. On the 20th it was ascertained that Crawford had been in the city eome por tion ot the d ay previous, and that on the night of that day he h-id been driven in to tho country west of here, it was be lieved to Ashland. A warrant was issu ed by just iceO'Neill for his arrest on the charge of crabrzzlernent, placed in the hands of sheriff Taylor, who discovered him at Ashlaud and brought him from Ashland to this place on Saturday the 21t ult. He was bailed by D. McDon ald and W. Pottenger, and the trial set down for Tuesday aJl o'clock p. m. During Monday McDonald, who would have been an important witness against Crawford, be having driven him to Ash land, left the eity for the purpose, it is believed, judging from the reniarn when leaving, of not LeiD a witn 0? against him. On Tuesday, n9 the time for the exam ination approached, it was ascertained that Crawford was not to be found. Ha was discovered at Bethleham during the afternoon, and was soon aftereeen going in a carriage in the direction of the Rail Road depot at Pacifio City. He after wards took to the cornfield. Pottenger and Sheriff Taylor ascertaining the fact that he wis on the Iowa side, immediate ly started in pursuit, and reaching the depot at Pacific City, ascertained that Crawford did not leave on the train for Council Blaffs although his wife did. They telegraphed to Counsil Bluffs to have him arrested should he be found there, and started in a carriage for that place. Reaching tho Bluffs early Wed nesday morning, they soon found that Crawford was there, that he had got np on the train about half wav between Ta cine Citv and the Bluffs, stopping the train at night by waving a lantern cross the track. orawford was arrested nt th Bluffs, agreed to come over into Nebraska with out waiting for a requisition from the Governor, and came over with Pottenger to Omaha, when the sheriff soon after jioned them. He then pretended that his frinds there would raise the money with whieh to replace that of w h he had defrauded the Insurance Ci-.l, any, and passed several hor.rs there in pre tpnding to raisi money, visiting Dr. Mil-le-, of tha Omaha f ralJ, and Mr. Brown, Mayor of the J city, political friends, whosa he claimed were about to raise the money for him. And whi'e thus occupied, being in an oilier with" Mayor Brown, ho went t th doir ran into the alley, after which time nothing was seen cr heard of him by Pottenger or th Sheriff. Mr Ehle, the agent of the Ciniinniiti Home, by the able and fearless manner in which he has followed the defaulting local agent, and the tact and energy he has displayed in ascertaining the actual cnditiou of the affairs of tho company at this place, having no books or papers to guide him, has shewn clearly that the af fairs of the company, so far as he is con cerned, are entrusted to able bands. Of the policies countersigned by Crawford, six were assumed by the company, and four cancelled; in the latter case the company paying back the premiums to the insured. William W. Erwin, Eq., has been ap pointed agent of the company at this place, who will prove a somewhat differ ent buiness man from Crawl ord s" far as honesty and integrity are concerned. HARRIED. On Saturday, Sept. 14th, at the resi dence of C. II. King, E.-q., by Judge Marshall, Mr. Rcthaen Allen and Mis Macci2 Mavfield. All of th;s city. On Thursday, Sept. 2Cth., IfCT, at the resident of the brid'i's father, near Rock Bluff, by Rev A. J. S warts, M . James II. Baker, of Plattsroouth, and M ss Crizza Oi.DtiAM. of Cass county. DIED, On I'oiday, Fej.t. 30;::, at 13 o'clcx-k p. ni , IIirdt ."., infant djug'.ter tf J. II. andJMary E.Brown, agcl one year at d eight mout!s. So f.idt-s the lovely bli.omhi' fl-wer, Frai 1 tlmliiid solac- of an hotir. Fo jo;i our traDsCient comfo; ti fly, And p'easure utilv 1hMiind to U. fyLost, on last ifundaj evening, be tween the Episcopal Church Jand the res iienee of O. F. Johnson, a black crap Tell. The finder will onfer afaTor bv leaving it at Johnson's Dru Storo A Frank Coiifcssiou. Mr. O. E. Castle, of Rocheter, N. Y.; writes: "I have used jour machine sev eral months; and; bt-in familiar with most other nr?t-c!a3 machine?, I unhea itatinely pronounce yours the best family Sewing Machine. In commo'i with many others I confess I was prejudiced nainst it, on account of its beinj a one thread machine, until I h d thoroughly tested it. I am now satisfied that it is the simplest, least liable to et out of order, and works tho easiest; that it runs the stillest, makes the strongest Heatn, and hems, fells und cords, better than any other machine." Letter to Wilcox & Gilbs S. M. Co-, April 17, 1SG0. Desirable Property for Sale. One dwelling nou-e, witu seven rfams, cellar, barn, and 4 acres of ground well set with fruit trees, shrubbery, &c. D. Marqcrtte. Enquire of S.Duke, Agent. myl6 KEEP COOL! The undersigned has his superb SODA FOUNTAIN in operation again in tho Fost Office building, and tho lovers of this delicious beverage are invited to call and see him. A good assortment of Green and Dried Fruit will be kept on and. O. F. Jonxsox. june lOd&w. DR. M H. M'CLUSKEY DENTIST. Wi'l il.i nil work in hi line on short notic. Jr5"tt;ce tth Dr. l.iv,iij.-slon. J iity riattsxuouth Ledge No- 6, A- F. & A.M. E Kiili-coinninnic.-iti" n- I.-t and 3J Mondays ofcidi lr. illi, nt 6 1 2 o'clofk, p. III. E.T. VVKT., W. M. VV. II. AXDEffON, Fc. Nebraska Chapter No. 3, R. A- II. Pecuiitr cciiTK-at:.n 2d and 4th Wednesdays of e ii h Uiouth, at 6 1 2 o'clo-S p in 1. 11. WHEELER, H.P. . C. LEWIS, Sec. I. 0. 0. F. 11 itte Lod)Ti. No. 7, ineet erery Saturday evening ttlieCurt Houso Hull. 1'fothers o other Loiiges trc reptn:! fully ii vited to vifit this Lodpe. ny order of p. P. OAS?, X.C. M. JIcE.wais, Hec.Sec'y. I. 0. G. T- KejrnlnrmcetiBe? every Friday evening. Traveling Teiui'lars respc-ciluily iuvited. W.tt. L. WELLS, W.C.T. WJC R. MATHIS, W. s. SAM'LM. CHAPMAN', Lodze Pputy. fStT::Xr'E .-!'K i. i. E LOD'SK, No. 1. riatis moi". h, h--l-l- res-Hi- mi-' oo the third Wednis daT e veD ; Q2 of tfch nion-t . K o S CHAPMAN, W D T. Bro. W. L. W D S Siter K. J -fi.n tnr, W D T T. 3 f-STATt OF ! t-.rt LODGK No. S. Mt. Flensant, holds redul.'i' meetings every Satnrdnv evenins Bro- K. A. KlkKPATIllCK, W. C. T. H. T. HCfiHK?. W. 8. Bro T. il. TIMBI.IX, Lodge Deputy. Tho Cheapest and Best. E. A. WIGGEKHORN & CO., Have just rec ircJ a large ami jiknili.! to:-lt of Kew and Fashionable Goods, consisting uf P 1 v YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS AND CI'S. J3UO I S AND SHOES. READY MADE CLOTHING, Lowest Cash. Prices ! Iluvinff purchased tht-ra fur cash in New Ynrlc and Bo on. We assure the ruMic we can and will tell Goods as low as aDy house west of Ht. Louis or Chicago. ESReinPinber the Old Corner, now called the COItXEil MUX AXD SKCOXD or Levee) STREETS. E3-Our mottJ is "QUICK SALES AXD SMALL PHOFITS." Flattsmoutii. Nebraska, September 26ih, 1S67. E. A WICCK.MUmS D. SCHNASSE. police to nil whom it may Concern. Notice i-her-r-y Kiv-n that the C'ii.c Mia'i Home .... ..Pmmiuiiv li j v Mi-r r nitivfd V . V i:ri w ford- late lte-id. nt Aiu-nt at l'i;ftsmniiih, elrtkit, for ... : nu ....ni ..i.t .f !,. i 1 if,-?. mill ml z.it'llU-ti t of fuml; all jiarticn l.flilii-tt l'ol lij-s of ln-u-n-a of Ooinpnny are leiimi' ii to ien rt su.-li I'.tlici" W l.livv 1 , it-wcn-ni ah'"1 1 1 'i-nioi.iu .;il..r. 1,11 il : s f 011 ih s Ji'if or m-h I liii HI 1 he tiicmeJ Ciiii.-elUd ly the Ki'l ''i":'y. r.uo i 11 . en i.r , Cctoher 8d, 1SC7. 2vr GcBt n.1 AgL-nt H. D. n.uli awiy, v. . Att.icl:mc:it. ayui-ind. Aliner & Co ) 'lulie iiotice ttiat nn tii- lth d;-y of September, . 0 1S67. Jxtiies O'N"! 1, Ji-ic ot tl.e I'e.ne in U.I lor 1',-tt u.oillll I'letiDtt, :a- C n-.ty ,Ncl.r a, s.-utd an ot.Ii r c.f attacliti e t ir .'? "0 l.l!arf in ,o Ml ove itititl' d t ans -, and th.it under and l-v vi' ,i. c,f Kiid oid-i ;J Ai-ci rd .ins. 4 Vi .liiif, 8 Vio in J..X--H, i b.iu os. 4 Violin l!.)s, 'I Kiujtrr lizard- and i.ili'u Scrcw-i wne s--i7-l asj.nr pr.iptriy. T.iil I a:d i-ao'i' tie lrid i n Hit- 'Jttti. d iy of iHt tier, u IrOT. at une oVLtk .. m II. D. 1 1 Alii A W A V. Cy Maxwell t Chapman, Att'yslo.- Pli'f 3 JUST RECEIVED And fur pate at low figures, Id s i , COFFKK, 1 '" SVGA R. 5 I A DR Y A rri.ES, 5 Ibis DR V 1'EA CUES, Jfc , io. Also, a la-ge as-ortment of Pine la umber, LATH SHI. V7 LF.1. fiofHS, WIXOW SASH, wisdom' ni.isi's. t;r.AH$. heme. . I'l.ASTE't I'ARJ-t, 11 AIR, COAL OIL, Etc I3XIXJGTOIJ COAL, 2.10 Vu'h-ls. to which we invite the uttenUm f t:iatki-iiii-li- and ..ii sin t n ia!ity and pru---. W'r an- Apeiil-i for the liOillMX Ct.L i.AMv.at L. X- lirrMi.i. t.l IUrTlill U'.l t!ie t'O'll 1 1 t - c-omitrj- wants !:t piiccs to mit. Ai-f a I ir,:e M.-i K i.t Rye, Bcurbon and Star "Whisky. Cherry. Kvierry, Blatcltbcrry and Ginger Brandy. Call and aee u. MM P.-OX, MICKELWA IT A C) j- !3 wtf 1 AJ STANDARD S O 4 L La o I - Z,& ur '-L KIM s- sSy- Tairbanks Grcecleaf S-itiA-S -' hik e Ht Chicago Z-i1) Mirk ft t , St. Louis JCj-Be careful to hay oDly tie Gejuiu". mys 21 SHANNON'S Feed, Sale and Livery STABLE. Main St., Plattsmoctii. I am prepared to ac.v.nm.i.dale the pul.lic wtt Horses, Carriages and Buggies, Also, a tune IIe;trse, On fdiort nntire and rei'Kotiab't- tt-rm. A Hack will run I" Mean l oat jut u'.LI-', J0 t' ail J .1 t ol tbe city wheu desired. m,-2i J. W. SI1AXXOX. WAITED VfiEXT? $1"0 p. r 1111 utli. vm h'-re. m.i e n.l ft-niaV. t- 'ell tin UFSCIXE CuMM.X SF.XSE FAMILY ShWISU XAtlllXF, tl.e cr.-i teM invention of the ag -. Price Kveiy Slaihiii'-' warrant d three yta i Addti ss M LKWIS A CO , sei.12 4w I. O. Box fOo.S St. Louis, Mo. facial IVotice. In the iJistrict Court '( Jwlici'il VUtrict,icit?tin ana for Cat County, Xebraxka: Charles S. Woriinau, 1 John A Hindoo. ' John Alhns of the Territory of Montana, will taVe notii-o tliat Cha'les 3. Worini in, of the county of Cass an I Stte of XehraskA, did on the 1 1 li day or Sepieuitx r. 1SCT. Ill'' his petition in th- I itr'tt Court of the 2 I Ju.li. lal Di.Mr.et. vrith and f..r Cs county. Nctirri-li', aza iit 1 i.t- fail John AllinMin. d fondant, tettici: h-i'th that the Mtid Jnh 1 Al inson iraT!" a inorliraK- to t)i said charges Woriniaii on lot 5, in section Hi. in township 12. north tf r..n?. 14, eait ol the GiU ni, rf.nt.iiuiri 2- cre. anil til rorthe is tj-nrtrr t.f unrtheas- qa r'r or t r i .01 m. ., in towiinio 11 iinrtti or range 14. -at of the C.li p m cor?ta:n:iv f ly i-t'?i, to run' the priymeiil of tho sum of ?'ri!', witli intore-M at Id per ceut. per annum, ui'C. id 1:1; to rho t-ims of n per p.in n-iti' ro rerr d to In si'd mo.'tcacP, and pravi'ifT th it said J- hn Alimon nmT pav H;d Mim new cla m d to he due, with inteicM at the rat of t-n per cent per nn ini r.-imi th" 1-i'h d iy of May lsjj, o- that sa'd ).r.-riiM"S iiuy he -old to pay the -am , and the Said J n Al'tnsi.n isro'ifiei it. at lie l ieutretl to if p a. nnd answer piiid pet:tHn on or before the 3d ilor.il.iv after 'he :i 1 ilan of Octoher 14G7. I'laliniimu h.i t 'til'"! Knb. o CtltUI.KSS rtOKTdAX, set 12 4 hy Maxwei: Cl.apui.in, Att'ys LADIES' Ice Cream Saloon. Up Stairs, one Jonr ict uf Black Jt Buttery's Vrttg Si'.nre. Where we get up thfl ve; y be.-t quality of Cream and take pleasnee in serviuj; it by the dish, or we have smail 1reez-rs, and can supiy church fdirs, fe-tiva Is, parties oi families with any quant iiy, on short notice. Al, be-loar, we have the best assortment of all kinds of Fancy and ti-k Candy, Fruits, Ku'.s, Tj bafeo. Choice Cigars, ctc. to b-- found in the ci'v. jv2 8m II J. SIRtU.HT. J. N. WISE, Gtneral Life, Accident, I'ire, Inlaw! and Tramit INSURANCES AGENT Will Like risks at reasonable rat' sin themot reliable cr . .n:e in the l'i ited Mat- s rj"OtEce at the bouk store, Pli urttith, Sebra , majildtf 9 HARDWARE. WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE, Which th'ey will sell at the re, PROSPECTUS OF THE " NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL." The under ipaed proposes to ejth;i.ih a Weekly Netv;.ap r at L.ncoln City, the Capital ot the Mate or . iirasKa, to te called The Nebrask M ue Jour nal." tli li'-.t isue if which will he about thel-to: Uctohr-r. I50" The wtn.le nutllt f ir the Office will he ertitely new, nd wi 1 rut brace go. d J..h Omce, - w. 1: 11s the ves ilepariiiieut. Ilavi iif had much experience In Jourinl.Mn, an I leinK o ie of the tUM Mttlera in Nehmska; cnns quen ly nein.' w-ll aciuiut. d with the w.inti of Hie peoj.le. imi the resources i t the State, we flatter ourr-eif 1h.1t we can give general satisfaction in the euterpi ise. The "Journal" will advocate Ropuhlicin princi ples, lnt will he cou.iuct -d on an independent rjcale, an 1 will be Cr urteoin to all par ties mid e."ts. Retaining cur tlun. to our ohl fiii-udsund pa trims, e trust ihey will assist u in lliir- new enter pr ir-e TKR.M..- $2 00 rer acnao in advance. JACOB n.AW.-O.V. All persons are hereby cautioned erin! parch' ii g a certain Prr.uii.sory Xote f...r loO.OO, r ith in-te-est at ten P' r --it per annum. Kivfri hy Hie unih-riirne.i on the (ifteeiiih of Msrch 1SC.7, p lynli e 1.. Ahia'lar I'v-nnor order 011 or b Tore the tlrt d iy of Deci lubor 1SC7; ' he consiiiemtio-i the-e. f I avii.i: tailed, We will not pay said note at mm nritv. A. O. VA K P. Wm. II. II. Van TP-i. "We'-pine Water Precinct, Cats Count-. , Ned -,-ki September 19h, lSOT. sepZii 4'i FAR.YI For SALE CISC A I Tl.A n-i-11 Ltinvn frirm nl Q it r-.. ... 1 . two miles werM nf I'latt month, on the I. cover load. With the ti"-bcr the'eto. Is for sale verv che.in. App y to J C. CUMMINS, on the adj .iiilng farm. Also, lots 7 and 6, block 14. in V lat'.sinouth. anu-.M if Piattsmouth riMs. C. HEISliL, Proprietor. II .ve r'centty b"cn rep.iiri-a and nlared in thor- nii!:h riinuiiii; order Cu-: in wora diie on ili.rl u :i e. lOO.OOO Ruslicls of Wheat Wr.nte.l iinn.i diatrly, fur which the hlgi.est n arket piice wi.l c paid. anc'Jr tf J t M KS (VVt'TI fllV Ulirhitriv.1 Arrant f, coll crio'i -f n!l at-r-'iiliv duk tic- nihl 1 1 mi:ii-1 fir ni t!rr.l HTVice; his rtcei.. will he valiU for Hie p y in I.t of m.y motiie on all rr- nnt- ln.fit.1 1i Ki'7 I? U I 1 f 1 v t j t i Is lierrby p ivn tliat lt 2, in block 6, a? pnblishe'1 in I't-ltut lent I it, on wliifh the t-txes amn-jrit to 1 2, 0'l. rlio'Jhl have been dv rned hh lot 2 in block 0t and .he tuie it hereby aiivertis!! forfait- accurd- i&g t I iw. & LTK.K. I rrtsurer - I'JJ aw County , iSeb. NOTICE Is hereby River, to the Grand and Petit Jurors, who wero sniniiioiitd to spp-a on he 2d dav of Seit-tn ber, A u ibhl, (-am lerm of the District Court hav ini b en ailjoiinitd to the 8th day of October, A D 1S67.) they will be icquiieil to appear at or bef -re eleveu o'cloi k of said day. Given under iny hand tins i;j:n uay ci eeptemrDer, a n isb7. J. n. HKOtVN, c:ert. se)19aw fly William L. Well", Deputy. Probate IVotice Notice i hereby iriveu that all claims nnrair.st the fstt of K. J. raiin-r, df-e'd, must be on file in this olliee on or l-elort- ihe 2nri da ij of 31 ARCH. A D ISGt. at whieh time ?ael claiun wi.l he uet i mined Di on. i:i cd uniermr hand thfs 1-h d iy of r-e t-m'ier. a D I -iJ7. JOHN" V. AIAllellAI.I.. teilJtiw rioba-.e Judr-e. AND WOOL- C&RD1K3Q. Ho! f..r i?alt Cie k, where you can kill two birds with i e r-roi.e. pet your Out n Uruand hLd Wool Card"l a" th" s une tim-; the n-nchiuery f..r h i'h is in -.i rfee order. We nse toe Patent Machine Cards, which wre run enough last year to ertntjlih their superiority over the old kind, as ail who nsed the can t'e-::i. The snpenoritv ,f Mr. S. Twigs as a Carder is Well know n, and his services are still -e-taiued for Ihe bi'iiedt of the public. With the above advant-iites we flitter onr-e Ives th it wr can inak it to the auvaf taire ol all who want work in our line to ciiuie this way. 1). DtAN. Fropriftor. in 14 8. TW1S-. Carrier. Prospectus THE NEBRASKA "COMMONWEALTH." The uailersifined havicK tnada arrangement for establishing a Republican paper at Lincoln? the Cap ital or the Mate, have the honor to announce to the public th-it the materials tor a firrrr-t-cla.-s publi.-lilng an I job fli e have bean ordered and will be ready r bUf!Dcss in a shoit time. Tho'C'tMM iNVN'l ALTI1" will labor f,r the early ml rapid developetnent of the resources of our 'nte. ior cuuaties and tbe State generally, by tbe influx of hardy immigrants, and for the immediate cotistru. tion cf the iron highways of commerce, to make a maiket for the first gra n growing section of Ihe l"n ion. As an exponent of Republicanism t will sustain ti e policy adopted by the Congressionul mi j.ir.tv, in obedience to the mandate of the m?n who Carried tbe flag from the -'Kiver to the Sea." But while faithful to the principles or tbe Republican party, we shall freely consider and rti-nm the great .(U' s'iojrs of the d y a they resent themselves, in all can.Jor and wi h such ah-lity as we may possess Svbfcri j 'tion price $2. per annum in advance. The "Commonwealth" will be iss.icd at the earli. est practicable day. C. H GERE & CO. mvr.LLI at all price A-y pesons winhirg to purcba-e Fariu-pioperty, or H -ideiices in town will And them for tale at al pric-s. ky tor.niSGTov. n-rT. iisL KtiTATa Aj;evt. It jouwnt Patent Medicines at old prices co t BLACK, HCTTXM Y Cty.'S Au Old Song Set to a New Tune 3- 18G7. A spring af prmachet Ant" and Jioiicheg from their holes comeout. And 3Ii and Rata it spite of cat ", iJtiU'j skip abuut. "IS years e-tablished In ?. T. City." "Only intal ible remedies knowu." "Krer from I'oiMins." 'Not daucerous to th" Human Family." "Huts couie out of their holes to die." Costars Rat, Reach &c, Exterm'r Is a paste u-ed rr Rati, Jic, EoacJies, L'ltick and Hid Ants, tic. Costnrs Bed-Bus Exterminator Is a liqubl or wasb us rl to le.troy, and also a a pnven:ive fo lied Buffi, if-c. Costar's Electric Powder for Insects I - for Moths. Mostjuitif. Fi ns, Bed Rugs, Injects on I'lant, Ftrl, Animulv, -o. ! ! Bkwabk ! ! ! of all worthless imitations JjJ" Se tl at "CosTiR'a name is on each Box, bi trle and ilak be ore you toy. Address Henry R. Cos tar, 4r-4 Broadway, New Yurk. S PoM In Plattxmout'i, Xe'traska, lilaek. Buttery t Co., and ( F Johusou, aud all Druijgis's and Ketailers every where. COKTAR'S CELEBRATED BUCKTHORN SALVE. For Cuts, Burns, Bi ui.e-. Wounds, Boils, Cancers. Tt-ok'-n B-ea.st, feore Nirn.e-, llleedinir, Btinil and Painf'd Piles. S.-rofuloiis, Putrid and iil-c nditioncl Sores, U'cer-, tilandular Swellings, Ki up'ioii", Cuta neoii. Atf' ctions, Kinirworm, tch. Corns, Buoioas. Chiltuaius. &o; Chapped llauds, Lips, ic; Bites of Spi.l r Insects, Annua s, dc. Ul'.oves, -J." c-nts, Jio c-nts and $1 sizes. Sold by rill D u.-rrirU evei.vwhere. Ami bv llr.Xltr IL. CUSTAU, Dep-t 4S4 Broad- Wr-y. N. Y. tw. '. nd by O F. Johnson, and Blick. Buttery & to, i'iuttsiuouih, Kcbranka. COSTAR'S UIVEK AL Corn Solvent. For Corns, Ttrint.ins, iVarts, c. Rox-s 2 rer.is, .' t) c- nts an. I ijl tizes. 2gr s II I. y ml Inrii'.-sts eve ywhere- iid by HKXUY K. COSTA K, IK-pot 454 Broad- way, X Y. r-Ar.d by mark, Bu't-ry & Co aud O. t. Joho- ou, Piattsmouth, Isebr a-ka. COSTAR'S PBtrABATION or Bitter Sweet Si Orange Blossoms, frK r.FAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. t d to siif'en ar.d b-autiy the Skin, remove I'-eekle-. Prir.ples, Krnptions, c. b.idie are uow using it in preferi nee to all others. itott esfl. gV-iold bv all Irucgi--s every wlier&. Ami byilEXKY h . COS rA B, Depot 4S4 Broad way. N Y. Cf.-A nd bv O j- j0hnsn and B!ack, Buttery & Co. , Piattsmouth, Nc-ora ka. COSTAIl'S PECTORAL Cough Eemedy. For Coughs, Colds, Uoarsehess, Gore Threat, Croop, Whooping Cough, iclluecza. Asthma, Consumption, Bronchial AfXcctior. a and ail Diseases of the Ihroat and Lungs. Boxes 25 rents SO cents and SI s-zes ft rr- i . 1 l ysli Urncmsts cverya he-e. And by ULXkV H. COTAK, lApot4S4 Bioad- i). N Y. -At.d by Bl iek, Buttery & Co aud O. F. Jshn 60u, Platumouth, t-braaka. COSTAR'S CELEBRATED BISHOP PILLS, A UNIVERSAL DINNER PILL. For Nervous and Sick Headache, Cesiivuess. Indl geSTljn, ,'y-pep-ia, Itilliousness, C nt ipitiin. Inar ihc. Cli. s, CLills Fevers and general derangement of the DiLi-tiv" Organs. Iox-s -ii cei.t. 51 rents sua $1 ue t9-S' Id by all Prnggii-ts everywhere. And by HtXltY H COiTAB. Depot 451 Broad way, N Y. -e" And by O. F. Jtbnscn and Hlaek. Bnt'erv ft Co., Plattrcnsuth, Sbr(l(a. r!9 S.n 3- Election Notice. Notice is hereby given that on Tue.ay, the Eigb th day o October n-st, al the u-nal place of holditm eioctious in the seveial Precincts (r as near there as may be practicable) m Csss County, aud Stat-- cf Nebraska, an election will he tie d for One Countv Cotiimissiunor, for the Ut titstriat (Plattsmou.h) ; One Probate Judi;c; One County Treasurer ; Cue County Clcr ; One Sheriff ; On Coronei ; One Co .nty t-ureyor; onet'oun.y hupt-ritiiendent -" Cvm And for each Precmet To Justices of the Peaces To Constables ; One AfSesor; Three Judges of Election ; Two Clerks of E.eciion; One Koad S.ijerv sor, lor each Road Dltrlet. Further, notice is given by arder of the County Commissioners, made at the Fept'-uiler se. sun of their Court (Sept. 2d, 1667), 'hat yon aie also called upon to vote at this dec ion on the question of is-.il i!.,' Bonds and taking stock iu the Burlington and ti-snurr Kiver K.iiiroad Company, to the amount o To Hundred Thousand Dollars, (f-uO.VOO Oil) io th exteu-ion of th;s road thrtuh our Couuty (Cass) we-f w stilly. Which elecfioD will be opered at nine (&) c'clork i- the morning, ard will Continue open until lis (6) o'clock in the afitrbooii ol tie snroedaf By order . f the CorsTV Com an Slo.iiai. This -2J diy of September, a t ISHT. B. SPCKI.OCK. Clerk. sep5 w5 Cass County, Ne' raaka. Notice to Architects In accoidanee with the icqnireinei ts of an Act en titled "All Act to riovide for tlie lor.itioT of the seat of Goveiumet.t of Ihe $tnl of Nehra"kn, and for iheeie.-tion cr public buibliu-s tlertat, aipioed June 14tn)lhG7., Plans and Sjpecittr i:ions will be re c -ived ut the ofRoe or the ypi-reiiny of Male, al Omaha, Nehrai-ka, until the Jo b -y of October, 15C7, at I-J o'clock in, for the C.ipit.. Iruihiing to be ert-rted at Lincoln. Th'" lunndatiou of tiir- tiuil.liu is re uired to be of stone, and the supersti u tore of stone or brick. Tbe Bu'ldinrg must be constrncied ta accommodate the Ixtculive oltlcea six in i umber, and the assembly of th- tWJ Houses i f the Li Bila tore, and the cost of the edifice must cot exceed Forty Th ius.uid Dol ars tltl.tJOUj. The Architect whose plans are adopted will be ap pointed Siiperiiitt-ud 'nt f Constrm tmn, ai d iecive amjile coinpenration for his services, as bv law pro vided DA1I HLTLEIt ,.,') . THOS. P KEVKAP.lt, Eec . J.V0,nn' JOHN G1LLKSPIK Ami. J tl"u"t- Lincoln, Nehrask i, August 2Slh, lst7. PALL TRADE 1867. PRATT & FOX, Iip-r:ors and Manufacturers' Agents ot HARDWARE 5 CUTLERY, Large stocks of American Screw Co. Screws, Ames shovels and Spades, Douglass' Manu. aeturing Co. Edge Tools, American Table Cutl"rv. Kovlish Pock et Cutlery. Agents for HERRING'S SAFES, Forsyth's Scales aud Trucks Orders fillei t Factory Prices. Orders sjiicitei. PRATT & FOX. . Cor. Maiu auil W ashington At., sep5 8m 6T. LOUIS, UO. Clumcery SIe- William Leach I rn via Ghance-y. Thorais J Watson, j In r!.urraarice and t r virtue or a 0-ere:i orser me directed from the ohVe of tbe Clerk .r the Di trie. Court of the 2J Judrcial District of Nebrasia,, u-irhin and for Cis county, iieai nig aate 01. ihe-ria day of October, 1S05, b' i"g th" October term of said Court, I, the rHUbfcriber, Jl.ister in Chancery lor said Court, wi I error tor s ie, at jimn auuiuu, m liiuhMt and best bidder for Cash, in . Iront of the Coui t-House in the city cf P attmouihJCss county , ieora-kri, on 31CXDA Y, the 'th. day of OcUAer, 18t".7, at 1 o--,.otk p m. of said day, the followirg d. ?cribei rel statu, to Wit 1 he suutli-eart qu.ir er r sec'ion no. twenty on- 21, in township no ten 10, uorth f iinr.-e no tin i te- n, east ot tlie tjiu p ui, in e- br-s!h. coni iininc odc linndie.1 en.i tixry aeresai'4 situa'ed n Cas ; couuty, Nebrask"; Together with all and aiuguUr th i pi ovi u.' in-, htrclrtm. nts anj appurienace tl.eie.into t( longing; io be nihl sale proper'y of n e deft-b hint above u.-med to satisfy sahl decree theaiuruntot wtneh is to-.-sura of tuelve hurdled ar.d fi'ty f.-ur doUnr-, and inter est on ins same from the date ot said decr-e, at the rate of ton per ceut pel aii.uur, together with i'0-H of suit suj sale. W. F CIIA' IN. rn'pt 2J, 1587. Jlastor in CLn; ery. Cliniscerv Saltr. Young Brotheis Co- J vs Vln Cha-cery. Garrison & Jones. ) la Piirsuanee and by vi'tueef a decretal o.der to me directtd from the office f the C:eri of the Distriet C .urt of the 2d Juitcial District of Nt bras. ka, within and for Cass county, bea ii.g date on the ninth div of Ap'il. A B 1562, be ne Hie April lerm of said Court, I, the subscriber. Master iu Chsneery for the saiikCourt, will offer for sal" at public ven due, fo: cah to the hi-h at and best bidder, in frot.s of the Ci urt-llniise, in the city of Pluttstroutb, Casa county, Xebraska, on MOXDA Y, th "th day of October, 15C7, at 1 o'clock p m, following d.cr;hel real estt -. to wit: The soutl em Hiait i-r f the sontheast quarter of section thirty fo ir 31. slid the soiirliwrsi q -artf-r of the son'hwe t quarter of s ction fhirty-five 35, all in township twelve (I'JJ. north or range tuirtien, iSHoi Hi" otn p m, Nebraska, and situated in th"cnn y of Cass, and State or Nebraf-ka ; Together m i th all and singu lar the improvements, heiiditameits and appurte nances thereunto bi-loozllig', lobe d I as the prop erty of tlie above named delendants to satbfy sa.d decree, the amount of wl icn is Ihe snm of Four Humlr-d a-.d Twenty Seven dollars and EiFhty-Hvs cents rt4'J7 bo, and interest on tbe same from ths dateorsid ilrcrer at the rate often per c-nt. annum, together with costs of euit and sale. September 2d, 15fi7. AV F. CU APIS', sejJJw Master iu Chancery. PLOWSI PLOWS! C. E. FOROY, Manufacturer of all kinds of F a r in in uiplciiient, Such ss the celebrated Rod Breaking Plows, Mould Roaril Bieriker-, Stirring Plows. Single an l Double Shot el. Cultivator' and Harrows, ltepairing done cn shoi I notire Ail wo:k warranted. Having had much expericn-re in the business, I feel assured lhat I can give general satisfaction. Please give me a call btfore j-urctipsing elewhore. . .. FOROr. Piattsmouth. Neb., May 6th, 1R67. Win- SI. l-iciiikc, MERCHAHT TAILOR, ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY, Plattsraout", Nebraska. - tee27 1SC5 tf 10 S OBFR.XOLT AVO. WRDoMrST Obcrnolte & Wctlomsky, Brick E Stonemasons; AD PLA & TEUERS, All work in their line done to the best satiafactiea, and an cheap as by anybody else Addi ess, PUilt&tnvutk, Zd., P. O. bos 5-15. (tug, TAIiE IXOTICE. Bounty Increased. Pensions due So! diers ai d ti,tir lei is. . irs ' i: F. M Dorrlnirton h 'S this day received from ti e Department, th" Law in full wiih t.ew blai.ks for the coilecilon of addition! Itniir ties and Increased Pn iOLS. and i a ri-ady to t r.r rnte a'l sueh claims as fiay hi ent' lifted t-i bi e.-iie. Cal aud examine. Fii St claimed ; first r i r-d. F. M. DOnri.VOT X. Piatiatne'ith, Ar; 10. 4 ! ': ii t J ' ! - ' ; IS y