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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1867)
PLASTIC SLATE, roa. JEl O O F I 1ST Gr AND OTHER PURPOSES. process of roconi tructin 81 t Stone fria a diJirjt. grated state was PATENTED FEB. 21st, 1560. ' , It is a combination sbJ Pulverized Slate and Viscous Matter, (the latt r possessing qualities of geoloeical and chemical affinity for the formal,) aud is a de velopment of one of the simple bat unal terable tendencies of nature. AS A ROOFING MATERIAL IT STANDS UNRIVALLED. A ma.tlr. it adapts itself to everylshape and slope, on combustible, impervious, non-expansive tnd nndeeAVinflr- IProst Does not Crack or Heat !;.- - Dissolve it. tte only Roiflns; Material ever discovered that will resist the action or ma element aa ionsat the structure it protects. Being sus ceptible of little if any wear : " " from exposure and PERFECTLY FIRE . PROOF, It is onf quailed as a ooatinp f r railroad and farm buiiduajs, bridges, bottoms or vessel vaults, etc Materials for sale by ALFRED OSBORN, Sole Licensee for Nebraska, Douglas St. - - Omaha, Neb. myl ly REAL ESTAT 3D. H. Wheeler & Cc , Real Estate Agen s PLATTSMOUTH, N. T., Offer for tale the following Real Estate. Sec. T'p East half northeast quarter S3 West half northwest quarter S3 South half northeast yuan, r 3-i S jrrh half southeast quarter Si Northeast quarter 13 gouthwest quarter Si West half southeast quarter 82 North half southeast quarter IS Went half northeast quarter 3 Northwest quarter northwest qr 18 West half southwest quarter 13 East half southeast quarter 4 12 12 12 12 11 11 11 10 11 12 12 10 10 12 12 10 10 10 II 12 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 13 11 11 14 It 13 13 ia 13 12 12 14 13 13 11 12 12 12 12 SO 60 SO ICC 60 41 Bouthwest quarter southeast quarter! goutb half do! th west quarter 12 Northwest quarter 23 East half touthwest quarter 13 A'orth half southed quarter 10 North half eouthwest quarter 10 West half northwest quarter 8 Northeast quarter 21 divided half southwest quarter S3 East half northwest quarter 1 Northwest quarter northeast quarter 1 4 Q Lots in the city of Plattsmout Block 22 26 S3 57 123 "9 Lot 12 9 e 10 i 6 8 Block S4 2 -3 90 12 ax 47 Lot 6 a h u fit s 8 0 10 9 The north half of THOMPSON'S ADDITION, ai-thalf of blocks 1, 4, 7, 8 and 10. South haif of block 3. Lots 6 and 7 in block 5. West half section 82, township 11, ro?e If. 1 acres under lence, 11-2 story frame house, good w and Fpring, and good running wafer. plenty of ti' ber fjr are-wood. Piice ti,loO. 1ST IE "W JEWELRY STOltE The snbseriber having purchased the Rid Etoie r d street, lately occupied by Sarpy and ethers, would respectfully inform the citizens of I'latisnioutu an vicinity, that be has refitted the store ana opened large stock of T ''W jE3 Xji 3a AND FANCY ARTICLES For Ladles, Gents, Chil Ireo, and the rest of man kind, atu is prepared t do all kinds of WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING In the best manner, and would be happy to serve hi old and as many new customers as may give him their patronase, assuring them of their woik wel done, at moderate prices, and on short time. Ih lock, enibracirff every variety cf poods usually kf pt svt a flrst-class Jewelry Store, will be sold a' low prices, and warranted of best workmanship an material, lie has a:o a small stock or FAMILY GROCERIES which will he replenished from time to time, an old at the lowest figure. Having permanently Jo cated in thl.s city, I respectiully solicit a share of pa tronape, and cordially invite all to call and examine the stock on hand, as we would be pleased to serve you, and do not ask yon to buy unless we Can make it for your interest to patrtnize us. . dec27tf E. n. EATOJf. BOARD AND LODGING, B G . W. COLVIN OAK STREET, - - -. PtATTSMOCTU, Two blocks northwest of Brick cbool-Ilouse. Private rooms furnised if desired. Either da, Iioard or with lodgings at reasonable rates. Jan 3 d tf. I ''he place to pel Perfumery af all kinds is at BLACK, BUTTERY dt CQ.'S. Jo t. Black, Buttery & Co.'a for your L .1 Lubric audators. hvittsic. Mrs. Kate Simphos havine ben solicited to ra targe ber class in Music, both Vocal and Instrurnen taL, has concluded to do so, and will give p'ssons on ne i iaoo anu urgan to tr.cse desirous or becoming P'-rrormers on me tame, lerin., etc., gives on ap plicationat her residence on Main street, ap t 8m 073,000. JpJjET EVERYBODY SECURE K'A Url;ana Scheme. i J Cl Send for on Illustrated Circular. 4I)IRI!S: If&isi Uf?3ANA, ILL. ILLCOX& fib IBBS MCT si of 136 first pro Ill 1 seasons. VJstronger and The Champion mi urns in two " Its Beam is less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch." "Judge Report of the V rand. UYtal." -, Send for the " Report," and Samples of work, containing- both kinds of stitches on the same piece of goods. Agents wanted. L. COBUEU. & CO., Gen'l Agents, 188 LakO St . Chicago. F-ZP. TODD, Local Agent,:P;attEmouth, Nek 1T w r FOR SAI.Ii ' K food two-atory brick store building, 224by Ofoet witgood cellar; for furthei particulars inquire of the ia!Cxn oaB or EchoAh. Sisbctobs I II 13 U U TJj if! W. L. THOMAS' tmm Picture Gallery. Pictures taken i. n ri;,,,.s XSifK. lcon mde t or er, of any size vm. b. PEXicx, PENICK & sh Wholesale Patent Medicines, Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &.c. NOS- 3&. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO. 3-Ws are the Northwestern Wholefale Agents for Dr.D. Jajne St Son.'and.Dr. J.C. Ayer ft Co., and can furnieb. their mediciaes.in any qnautitiea. Jan2a ly Wm. Stadelmann & Co., One door west of Donelans Drug-store, Dealers in Ready-made Clothing, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CATS. BOOTS!, SHOES, TBUSKSt m LISAS, and a general stock of OUTFITTING' GOODS For the Plains; also, a large lot of RUBBER CLOTIIIjYG, REVOLV ERS J1XD ATOTIOJTS. w w.,.T.t low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal. and exaniiueonr stock before you buy any where elsel Jyl '06 Wm. BTAULLMAAJ a tu. THOMAS C. CRENSHAW, FACEEU OF 15D DEALER IS Saddles and Harness, BRIDLES, COLLARS, CUllRIE Combs, Spurs, Lashes, it hips, tjc. Main Street, NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T Tremendous EXCITEMENT ! W3I. IIERAIjD Has moved into his new brick building on the - ner of Main street and Levee, wheie he i laily re ceiving large additions to his already extensive stock of GROCERIES AND He offers the very best of bargains to customers, and requests a call from those who want anything iu his line to test the advantages in prices with those a f others. Hemcmber the BRICK CORNER, and give liloi a call if you wish to buy cheap. nov2 CITY BAKERY AND CON FEOT I ONE R Y, F. STADELMANN, BREAD, CAKES, PIES, RUSK, Etc., Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times. I would invite especial attention to the fact that I nave fitted np an excellent ICE CREAM SALOON In connection with the Bakery, where you can be accommodated at all tunes. Wedding parties supplied on shirt notice with anything- in the line cf Confectionery or l'aslry. Call aud see me. je!3 F. M. DOHRINGTON, RfcAL ESTATE AGENT, PLATTSMOUTH, NEB., I'r vnpt attention paid to tbe purchase and sal of R al Estate, and payment of Taxes, and all business ptitaining to a general Laud Agency. Titles inves tigated. " ,, 5 Refers by permission to TT n.E.S. Dundy, Judge 2d Judicial Tlat., Falls Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Uuriiank, Paymaster U. S. A.. Leavenworth, Kansas; Hun. J. H. burback, late Ast.esor Nebraka, Falis tlty, Vtb ; Hon. T. M. M'inc'ti, Plattsmouth.Neb., Col. K. R. Living"tun, la e 0 . ebravka lslVet. Vols., Plattmouth, Neb.; M.;. J. H. Wheei-r, U.S. Indiau Agent, Pawnee Agency; Cba's Ncltleton, Ko. Ill IJroadway, New York; ilarvey, Deitrich 4 Brown, Washington, D. C ; Tra-y, Majtnire H. Co , Chicago, Ills.; U. G Fitch, Rochester, K. Y.. Prof. Uenry Arling lale, "Hartfurd University," N. Y. oc25 Capt. D. IsASOO & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Wines and Liquors, Also a very choice selection of Tobacco and Cigars, Main street, second door eat of Seymour House, Ki.bra.ka City, Nebraska. Are Just receiving a new stock of Genuine Old bortrhvn , d irect from Ponrbon county, Ky., Bitters, nc Cigairs, etc. mj l6 w IK eSathN!e Main ft , of all Kinds. t-n tmnA Assnrtmerit of Cases Framaa- aRosewood Molding, or vnt- LOXTSL LOVING, eaer W. D. GAGE. W. R. DAVIS. CI i Y BOOT AND SHOE AND LEATHER STOKE. We are sellinf? Boots, boes ana"Leather, ar store on Main street, one door west of tne le Valley Pouse, CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST We are manufacturing work from the very best ol stock, aid will accommodate all who may give us a call. Repairing done at all times. GAGE & DAVIS. Aup. 20, 'es-diewtf WOOEs-lVOElTH & CO , BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, Binders Sc Paperdealers SALVT JOSEPH, MO., oc25 6ru II. WBEELER, E. C. LEWIS I. El. Wheeler & Co., Real Estate Agents, Coiniiiissioners of Deeds AND Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts, PLATTSMOUTH, X. T. Collections promptly attended to, and proceeds re muted at current rates of Lxclmnge. Taxes paid in Wes'em Iowa and A'ebrvtsKa lor non-residents. 1 itls to la id inveMiPaltd. Mouey loam d oa Keal Ktate secur.ties. Land Warrants located. CLAIM AGENTS. Agents for collection of claims acainst Oovernmen for Soldiers, their widows aud minoi heirs. Apent for .he purchase and sale of Lands and City proper ty, casing of Tenements. REFERENCE S. Hon. 3. H. Elbert, Denver City. C. T. J!e.rs. Kountze Bros., Omaha, Neb. " Sicf'ann tf. Mttcalf, A'cbraska City. G. F. Filley, St. Lcuis, Missouri. Dr. Dlo Lewis, It.mton, Massachusetts. H W Dltmars, Chicago, Illinois. H M MnKill, Cincinnati. Ohio. Tomle A Hinna, Piatt, month, Nebraska. L B liich. Three Rivers. Michigan. Hon F Fellows, Illoomd id, Wisconsin. Hon T M Marquett, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. L Lewis, Attorney at Law, Buffalo, New York. Carter, Husscy & Curl, Des Moines, Iowa. ai'S diwtf Dress-Maker. MRS. L. B. JONES, Would respectfully Inform the ladies of Platt-moutti tnat sne is now prepared to do CUTTING, FITTING and MAKING if required. Ladies and Children' Dresses, Cloaks Basques, etc. MACHINE iTITCHISO done also. Al' work will bo executed with neatness, and will recel ve nromul attention. Rh win .n.i.... . : satisfaction, and therefore solicits the patronaire of B3Residence in the building formerly occupied by Mathis a Son's Bakery, Main street. Mrs. Junes is now orpanizinir a club for Demorest's Mirror of Fashions; call and subscribe. uov2a Heal Estate OFFICE IX MASONIC BLOCK PI.A TTSMOUTU, NEBRASKA. Lot 6 in block 47, good residence, well and out bulldingi. Lot 12 in block 62. a good two-tory residence, brick bastintnt, well, barn aud other outbuildings. A rare chance for a good it, vestment. Lot 11 in block 173, building with two rooms and cellar. Quod chance for a small capital. Lot 10 in block 27, good residence, with all the necessiry outbuildings. West half of section 8.5, town 12, ranee 13. toceth- er ith 3i acres of timber- One hundred acres un der cultivation. Eight miles from Plattsinouth.near Platte river. An improved farm of eighty acres, good hour?, well, etc., with five acres o good timber. Eighty acres of land, partly improved, two an ad half miles from the city. lbil acres of partly improved land, wl'h 40 acres of yonng tim'xr, situated 4 miles south of town. Burned Out, BUT NOT DISCOURAGED. n.Duijotiu iKiinai tne old stand prepared to wait upon his former customers, and the public generally. If you want anything n shape of Farni ture or Chairs, cive him a call. 3rd street near Main.Plattsmoutb, N.T. majI7,dtf. Miss A. M. DESPAIN. ITIilliRcr and Dressmaker, OPPOSITE THE TOST-OFFICE, lias just received a laree tock of NEW GOODS.' of tlte latest fashions. New Gooda received every month. Call and see th-.'m . myStf Tnoa. TLC, T. K. BA.VS1, J. .CLABK Tootle, Hanna & Clark, BANKERS, Sealers li Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Coin, .Gicliaiic, U mid; other stocks- DEPOSITS RECEIVED, and special attention giren to Collections PLATTSMOUTH, N. T. ap9 djwtf Boot & Shoe Store ! J. THROCKMORTON & SON, at their old stand, NORTH SIDB OF MAIN STREET, PLATTSMOUTH N. T. We keep constantly on hand a large assortment of Eastern Boots & Shoes ALSO SHOP MADE WORK, which we will sell at th lowest cash prices. Repairing done at suh rt no tice. SSF-All Work Warranted. J THROCKMORTON. A. rUROCKSIORTO.V. Oct 25 '66 f E. "WHITING Wholesale "dealer "in Boots , Shoes, A ND NO. 72 FELIX STREET, S7'. JOSEPH, - MISSOURI, Is constantly in receipt of all the virious strle iroin tne manufacturers. Cash paid for Hides, i-cus, etc. nov7dwly D. B. JIcIttECIIAIV, Dealer in Hardware, Cutlery IRO.Y, MILS, STOVES Jl.YD TLYlVslRE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Also. Apent ror the Pale or the C'lbrat-d MAG EE COOK aTOYES, ASH BRANCH, CUOUKS A t( i isA it a. SIGH OP THE BIG PADLOCK MAIN STREET, Below theScymour Douse, on opposite side. NbBRASKA CITY, NEB. T. oci25 Apothecaries Hall. KEED.WHITIXGER Sc Co. No. 135 Main St., NEBRASKA CITY, - - NEB- Dealers in DRUGS & MEDI'iNES, Paints Oils, Putty .. Glass Patent Medicines of all kinds, tarticlea. sta tionery, and everything kept in rst-class Drug store, at Eastern prices. We are prepared to fill all orders, and warrant our gouua to ue iresn. apr.lu GO Z HARDING G0t post orriCE bcildinq NEBRASKA fcCITY, N. T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY Also Agents for all the principal MA GA ZINES and NE WSPA PERS, For which Subscriptions are received at Publishers Prices. 3Prospectxis THE NEBRASKA rrsTyr"irr.ivTTXTTn a t titt v w o-t j. iiivn vv XJixuxjj.. The undersigned having made arrangements for establishing a Republican paper at Lincoln, the Cap ital of the State, have the honor to announce to the public that the materials ror a first-class publishing and job office have been ordered and will be ready lor business in a short time. The "COMMONWEALTH" will labor f.r the early and rapid developemcnt of the resources of our inte- ior counties and the State generally, by the influx of hardy immigrants, and for the immediate construct tion of the iron highways of commerce, to make a market for the first grain growing section of the Union. As an exponent of Republicanism it will sustain the policy adopted by the Congressional ma jority, in obedience to the mandates of the men who carried the flag from the "River to the Sea." But while faithful to the principles of the Republican party, we shall freely consider and dbems the great questions of the day as they present themselves, in all candor and with such ability as we may possess Subscription price $2. per annum in advance. The "Commontcealtt" will be issued at the earll eet practicable day. C. II GERE & CO. J. D. smpsoy. If. MIGKEL Simpson, Miekehvait 4&r Co., Wholesale Receiving, Forwarding'and Commission iMerchants, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA. Deolersin GROCERIES AND PRODUCE, DOORS, SASH, PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, PICKETS, ETC., ETC. BL.ACK, BUTTERY & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Oils, Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes and Perfumery, Pure Wines and Liquors, for Medicinal use, Dye Woods, Dye Stuffs, and Fancy Articles Generally, Farmers, freighters and physician Will find our stock of 3Iedicines ine and of the Physicians' Prescriptions Plattsmouth, May 1st, 1S65, tf AMISON, DOVEY ifc CO., North Side of Main Street, Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of HI W E WF k ; QUE WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING, &C, Kver Offered in this Market. LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. In fact, everything the Farmer, Mechanic, Freighter or Emi grant wants. FLOUR, BACON, CORN, OATS, &C. Thankful for past Patronage, we iness to merit a continnance or the same. Call and examine oar stock. Platttsmouth, April 10, 1S6 tf Hardware, E. T. DUKE & Co., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in HARDWIRE I AGRICULTURAL KMEMS, Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned AND STAMPED WARE STEEL 3? L O "W S Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the bet in the market. woriJL 2 Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice. Are exclusive Agents la thi County forth; sale Stewart's Celebrated or Wood Cook Stove. Give us a call we will not be undersold RIock. PLATTSMOUTH. NEUKASliA EDVTD BUTTERY. and Retail WAIT, WINDO W-BLINDS, GLASS, LATH, complete. Warranted Gejltr best quality. Carefully Filled by Dr. Blacjlt IBS, HAKDWAIiE, hope by strict attention to biist of Combination Coal Main St., texl door east of Masonic DURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAILROAD. 8GG EASTWARD 18G6 Short find Quick Route to CHCAGO AND THE EAST In connection with the Dei Moines Valley anil Chicago, Burlington and Quinry IUilioads. Three train" leave Ottumwa dai'y en arrival df Des Moines Valley traina. BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA OTTUMWA and BURLINGTON, I'OR SALE AT I'LATTSMtlUTIT. OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, NEBRASKA CITY, DES MOINES. KNOXVILLE, ALBIA, MONROE, I'ELLA, OSKALOOSA, EDDYVILLP, OTTUMWA, Baggage checked from Oitumwa tc Chicago and the East. P.psenpers have choice of all the great 1 Ines l-'adW loif North, hatt and South, and will find tickets all principal ft luts l.a't hy all routes at the Ottum ticket uta'-e of thi romiiaiiy. Paweuirer. will hud tin route Quick, Safe ai iure iu it. connections. V K . I'KRKINS, Superintendent. L. CaRPEK, General Freight and Pasrenger Agaa jORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD TO St. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS EAST Via ST. LOUSS; Connects with the Hannibal i Pt Joseph R. K. a Macon City, Vi'i miletea-t of St. Jmeph and fjrm Tle Only All Rail limit frtm Atc.Uun ufi U 1 f Jui- to M loui. .Making direct and reliable c uneciiomi with Famous Exprows Train 9 Leaving ft Louis at 2 o'clock iu the afternoon, nu . niuir through to all Laefrn ritiej without a ls uient'a delay. Pisitiieri go. tig to r.'.ihiJ'lj.hlti, Ntic Yurie, ir timor, Wniifnjlt, I'it14,ur:i. hup.ili), t lrtltin'i, ami uli Wic KnyUtud 7i'ir7i ami Citl-s, Via the above line have le ts chances ut Cars ilako Quicker Time Than by any otli' r rout -. r.i-nger ?"ng t point, in Central and Sout'.irn Ohio, C'-utral ,-ou'h' la ImiUi a, S"U')it-rii llliiMir, all pulul in Kentucky make several hours qui'-ker time tha can be made via any otlwr n'Ut'1. Thriui:h 1n ketsc.ni I e unliajeJ at all Rallroal Tirk.-t ' llices in the wet. Le it un terstwd, that the fre to a'.l point eait I the fiime via the North Miw.ouri Itnli jad aud t-W Lonj aa by way of Chicago or any other rute. (if via tt Louis lioute. ISAAC II FTir.CJEOS, Pre'iiient ar,d Gen'l Su.'t, M Loul., V II. II . V HKH.K11, Gen'l Tii-k. t Atent. t l.ooi., MsW W. W. EliMNdHt, Gen'l Friight Ap tit tt L, ni, Mtj 1. II. E A Kl.I. V, AK' l t, St l.ollia, M 1. M. liL.NN. Gen'l Wctern Aent.St Jusi-ph, Urn THE SHORT ALL RAIL LINH EAST Tn Chieria, Ii'mit, To, l,, St I.ouit, Luftniftt. Jinliiintipii'in, Cincinnati, Loitif ili Ntlshri II", r:io, .l-iy.'i, i ni'iim'.un, HVV(. '";, I'i!t.itr . piif'itn. Niiiftint In. Iirr-is-Otirtf, Uttitimore. M.ijJiintun, I'hil.ult Ij,Uia, Nt io Yuri:, B - vn, ir., li vl Ihe old, reliable Ci nlral Kutite the flannfbaZ & St. Jo. 11 11 f?y-Talte the II ST. J K. R. line of lll.soux River l'jckets from PLATTSMOUTH To Et. JoM-p'i, where cnn'ct ions are made wll Two Daily Ezprcsa Train On the II & t. Joe. II. K , run through from E'aLaO Joseph t j yuin-y wiihout cliauire of rar, CONNECTING AT QUINCY Wi.h Chicago, Ituil.ncton A Quin y, and Toledo, Wal ah A V.eHein Kuilruadh fur all points kail North aud iulh. For St. 2ouis Close conn-ction made at MACON wi'h NOKTII MISSOURI R. H. forbt Lou.n, and at Hauuibal with Daily Mi', hiv. r I'm k. t for ,t. Louis, n,. aln hi., I stateroom free, leavInK every evenii'C oo arrival i f tr.iius from th- o-l, and ariivii B in t. Louis ti-a t niorni' g in eawn for b Rinpm, ud to connect with ChicHfro, Alton A t. Louis, Terre ila'ite. Alton & H. Luuis, aud Ohio A M isi.. t-i ppi Kailroad,for all pvltit Kaal, North and cuth. NRW SLEEPING Run on Night Trains. CARS Pay your thrnti'-h ti k t via HaiiDihul A Pa Jo K. K at their tic k't i fliceH in Omaha. Couuril UlurTs riHtt-iii.iiuli. Nebracka Citv. tt. Johoi.h. at d on each I'.K'ket in the line, and enloy the cnn. KCioutiiesi of havikg taken Ihe .liort, ri.eaji aud quick r, ute ea-f C. W. MKAI, fien Sup't. I . It. GROAT Gen'l Ticket Aenk II. Jl. CoL'UTKKJHT. Gen'l Fr'l Agt. Ilamiilial &. St- Joe 11 Jl Packet Line. One of the Company Pteamors leave, dally frea every point on the Misouri Kiver uhuve ft. Juvi, inn arnvea at M. Jo' n in time locounei't with (he express train on the llannjhal A St. Joseph Itailroad for llainnhal, at which place connection is made the ianie evening with one of the Keokuk Packet, which arrives in tiin- to connect wjih next morriinit trains out of St. I.nuii for Cincinnati, I nrlinn,oli., Louis vine, jerre iiuute, naniuiion City, Baltimore, Philadelj'hia, New York, HoMon, a rd to all othef Eastern, Northern and Southern Cities. The above mentioned lineaol eicttant Packets are conceded by all travelers to be n,e bet on Hie western waters. T1IKUCU1I Tit K r-TS For Fale to ?t. Louis, and all l antern. Northern anJ Southern cities via flie alove lines t Denver City, Om In, Council lilutN, Plattnuionth, Nebraska City and t all other principal ticket n 1B wei( r-.leitia aud tiile-roouis free wjtl R. F0KI1, Snp't It. It. P. L , fet. Jok ph. H. Q. FL'KUI'SON, Pec'y K. R P. L. , St. Joaev. J. D. SIMPSON, Aeent ap25 Plattsmouth, Nebraska. FURNITURE, COFFIN S AND Cabinet - Work I H. BOECK Having enlatred hit Pticp and Salej-roomn won!4 respectfully remind the people ia this vicinity that ne can fnrnih them with the very best furuiturc. Chairs, or o'her Cabinet-work , at the most reason able rates. I shall kwp constantly on hand a large assortment ol EtmUrn Work, and am eUo prepariji to rr.anufa-'tae anything in my line on ttiori n tic A larpe a-sortmcnt of Kesdy niade Coflins kept at ai! time. Ca'l and exauiiue my stock aud prio-s. JelOdAw tf H. DOtCIf. WAGONS ! J. K. POKTEK & CO! Are agenu in this city tor the e&le of .thVcelebrafad "South Bend Wagons," Made by Stud' baker Bros They hav on hand b rood assortment, which will be replenished as fast needed. They piopuce to s 11 at the very lowest Satires. Platti-mouth, March 25.tr