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LOCAL NEWS-
5TBt express a splendid fiew as
sortment of Dress Flannels at
Clark & Plumper's.
tsSfllon. A. B. Fuller, was in the
city Ust Monday.
6ST"A quarterly S. S. Concert will
be he'd at the Evang. Lutb. Church in
this city next Sabbath, at 1 1-2 p. m.
JtrSDr. Livingston has removed to
his new residence, south east corner of
Oak and sixth streets.
CSBarnej, at the Rook Store, is
about receiving a large stock of Christ
mas Toys, Don't forget to buy them
for the little folks.
freST'Prof. Miller leaves for New
York in the coorse of a few days. He
goes on business, and will be absent
five or it weeks
U23fThe card of "acknowledgment'
from Mrs. Swanz should have appear
tid last week. It was received in time,
but was mislaid and neglected.
.
FIf there is any one who doubts
that business and lots of it is being
transacted in Plattsmouth, all he needs
to do is to come and see for himself.
J$STTii9 steamer Benton passed
down last Frday. The ice was run
ning thick, but we presume the craft
made a safe harbor at St. Louis before
she stopped.
2TJ. R. Clark, Esq., of the ban
ivg house of Tootle, Ihuoa &. Clark,
arrived at home Ial week. He is
again behind the counter in lh bank,
ready to transact business.
CSfThe Plattsmouth Brass Band
were out on a general Serenade last
week. The editor of the Herald was
favored with a call by them, and we
are free to say that their music cannot
be excelled by any band in the Stale.
C--aTThe weather has been exceed
ingly milJ for the past week, more like
spring than the commencement of
winter. Our beautiful fall weather in
Nebraska is the wonder and admira
tion of every new comer.
E57We learn from Mr. Hesser that
the recent warm weather has caused
the grasshoppers eggs to commence
hatching. We hope ilial they may all
hatch out this fall. The young scoun
drels would be likely to get frost-bitten
before spring.
"S5An interesting article about
the N. Y. TriLbne wiil be found on the
fourth page. The Tribune is as near
lh? perfection of journalism as any in
the world. No farmer, mechanic,
tradesman or politician can afford to do
without it.
rIt is ihe interaion, if possible, to
have a lecture before the library Asso
ciation every week during the lecture
eeaon. It is to be hoped that the peo
ple of Plaitsmcuih will take an interest
in these lectures. It is far belter that
young people cf this city be taught to
cultivate a taste for such things than
that they bang about saloons and slcreB.
jJVafMessrs. Ym. .B. Porter and
M. Dodge, arrived at their homes in
this city last week. They have been
engaged most of the past snmmer in
hauling wcod for government use
at Ft. Phil. Kearney. Their teams
were left at the foot cf the mountains
for the winter. They have piled up
about 4,000 cords of wcod at Phi!..
Kearnep enough to make a respecta
ble fire.
JKSWe have given most of our
pace in this issue to the President's
Mest-age. We do not think the docu
ment is deservinq enough to crowd cut
every thin; ele, but we are aware
that people want to see it in order to
judge for tht-mselves. We publish all
the important part if any of it is im
partant leaving out his references to
reports from heads of Departments.
-
S5FThe City Band will give a con
ceit on Friday evening, 20th inst. The
proceeds will be devoted to paying their
teacher and the purchase of a new Las?
horn. The organization of this band
was effected under many difficulties
and they have labored hard to make
every member thoroughly competent to
perform his part. Let everybody turn
out on the evening of ibe 20th and see
how they have succeeded It is the
duty of every citizen to encourage nnd
support this organization.
Jggg'-The lecture of Rev. J. J. Rob
erts last Monday evening was well
attended, giving a handsome return to
the Library Aseoctation. The subject
of the lec ure was "Personal Attain
ments," and was handled in a manner
which showed the speaker to have
thought much upon it. Mr. Roberts
took ihe positton that men and women
are and will be what they make them
selves; that men make circumstances,
not cirunr'ance! muke mn.
"Jac'eon Wagons at
Clark & Pluuer'i.
E"Messrs. Reed and Patterson
arrived from Calorado last week. Mr.
Reed has bhown us a specimen of Peat
taken from a bed near Cache La Pou
dre, which is said to be equal to any
in the world. The bed from which
the specimen was taken extends over
about twenty-five acres, and is some
three or four feel in depth. It will be
remembered that Prof. Ilayden slated
in his lecture here that be had discov
ered several small beds of Peat in this
vicinity, and we doubt not it will be
found in considerable quantities.
The specimen brought by Mr. Reed
can I e seen at the Herald office.
JSf Tootle, Hacna & Clark now
have their banking house fitted up in
first class style. They have put in a
large vault, about ten feet square, wilh
walls near three feet in thickness,
which is shelved off for books and
papers. They offer the free use of
this to all their patrons who desire a
place to keep valuable books and papers
safe from fire. Inside the vault they
have one of Herring's Burglar Proof
safes, in which the treasure of the bank
is kept. These Safes took the highest
premium at the Paris Exposition, and
defy all the devices of professional bur
glars. A new counter and de:k have
heen put in the office, nnd everything
is in readinee3 for the transaction of
business in a pleasant and safe manner.
AS&'Aa an evidence of how well it
pays to farm in Nebraska, we would
cite unbelievers to the case of the gen
tleman who purchased Mr. Pottenger's
farm a short time ago. He has rented
the farm far two years in succession,
paying a ca&h rent, and during that
time has cleared jnough money from
the products of his labor,, after paying
all expenses of the farm and supporting
his family, to pay for the place. Just
after harvest last year Mr. Pottenger
offered him the farm end it i3 a good
one for the wheat he raised on it that
year. We could cite a dozen instances
in this vicini'y where renters have
cleared enough from one or two crops
to buy .he farms they were renting.
CSTbe C. P. R 11. has got the driver
for driving the piles of the railroad
bridge conetracted. And it will probably
commence work to day. The driver is
mounted cn railroad trucks, which stand
on a track laid on the deck of one of the
company's river barges. A part cf the
machinery of the driver is a steam en
gine for operating it. This engine is nous,
ed over as a protection for itself from the
storms and tho operators from the cM.
The piles are large cedar log?, brought,
we presume from the Black Hills.
Republican. St. Lnke's Parish School.
(JsTThe School-room of St. Lake's
Church having been thoroughly fitted up,
the Rector aided by competent assistants
will (D. V.) open the 'Christmas Term' on
tha First Monday is Jancary 1S68. It is
important that the pupils bo present at
tha commencement of the session. The
School will continue throughout the year
with vacations only at mid-cummer
and on the principal Holy-days of the
Church. G. Charles Bktts,
w3. Rector.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will .hold a Fair and; Festival, at City
Hall, on Christmas Eve, for the benefit
of tho Church. i2.
MARRIED.
In this city, on the 30th day of Nov.,
by Judge Wm. D. Gage, Mr. John
Cacghey and Mrs. Mahala Cook. All of
Cass county.
LAUD FOE SALE.
Three hundred and twenty acres, be
ing the south half of section 17, town 12,
range 9. It lies in the valley of Salt
Creek, about 1-2 mile west of Shaffer's
Bridge, three miles south-west of Ash
land. School House and Post Ofnoe near
at hand.
For.terms, address or enquire of C. F.
WILLIAMS, at the Telegraph office,
Plattsmouth, Neb. delw5
3ForSale Of of Lamb's superior
knitting machines the only kind made
that widens and narrows. Enquire at
this office.
Desirable Property for Sale
One dwelling uouee, wim seven roams,
oellar, barn, and 4 acres of ground well
set with fruit trees, shrubbery, &e.
D. Marquette.
Enquire of S.Duke, Agent. mylG
CAnj person having for rent a
small piece cf land from ten to fifty
acres with a comfortable house on it,
can find a good and permanent tenant by
applying at the Herald office- tf.
OR. M- H. M'CLUSKEY
dfnttst;
Wi t do all work in his tine on short notice.
3Ottice witb Dr. Livingston.
July 6.
Plattsmouth mills.
C. HEISEL, Proprietor.
Have recently been repaired and placed in thor
ough running order. Custom work done oa short
noii-e.
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
Wanted immediate!?, 'or which the highest mark
price will angVStf
Plattsmouth Lodge No 6, A. F. &
A. M.
Regnlareommuni cations 1st and 3d Mondays of each
month, at 8 1 3 o'clock, p. m.
E. T. DCKE, W. M.
W. H. ANDERSON'. See.
Nebraska Chapter No. 3, R. A- M.
ltegul jr convocations 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
:h month, at 6 1-2 o'clock p m.
D. H. WHEELER, H.P.
O. C. BETTS.fUc.
I. o.o. P.
Platte Lodire, No. 7, meets every Saturday evening
t die C.urt House Hall. Bfothers o oiber Lodges
re respectfully invited to visit this Lodge.
Hy order of P. P. GA3S, N.G.
M. McEwaih, Ree.Sec'y.
I. 0. G. T.
Regular meetings every Friday evening. Traveling
Tela plars reapectfu ! ly i n vi ted .
WM. L. WELLS, W.C.T.
WM- R. MATHIS, W. 8.
8AMLM. CHAPMAN', Lodge Deputy,
tar EXCELSIOR DE .REE LODGE, No. 1. Platts
mouth, hold rrg'ilar meetings on the third Wednes
day evenings of each montn,
Bro 8. if. CHAPMAN, W D T.
Bro. W. L. Wilu, W 1 S
Sister . J. jJustuomeRt, W D V T.
J3T3TAR OF l.crt LODGE No. 8, Mt. Pleasant,
holds regular meetings everv Saturday evening
Bro- k. a. it i UK. Patrick, w. c. t.
D. T. HUGHES. W. 8. "
Bro. F. M. TIMBLIN, Lodge Deputy.
St. Lake's Parish Vestry.
Regular meetings firgt Tueslsy T every month,
at 7 p. m.. at the office of D II Wheeler.
Rev. GEO. C. BSTT3.
D W WHBELEa, Cleric. Chairman.
ESTRAY NOTICES
TAKEN CP. by the subscriber, at his premises in
Louisville Precinct, Cass County, Nebraska, on the
8th ly of November, 1867, two Calves, four or five
months old each. Una is a heifer, and of a red
color. The othe- is white. No marks or brands.
JOHN AHL.
LouUville, Nov. 14, 1867. de?12w5
TAKEN by Ihe subscriber, living in Mt.
Pleasant precinct, one estray yearling heifer, cf a
brown color, Tiarkd t,v crop from 'aili ear.
Nov, 23d 167 decCw&l JOttN F. BUCK.
TAKEN CP by the subscriber, at his premises, in
Louisville reciac', ass county, Nebraska, on the
25th day of -Nov., Is67, "ne licht bay Mare colt sun
posed to be about 3 years old. has a long white Strip
in forenead; feet, tail anil mane are Mac.
QUO. W. THORN DIKE.
nov2Sw5
TAKEN UP by the subscriber at Lis prt mises in
Louisville precinct. Cass county, Nebraska, on the
23d day of Nov. 1S67, one bay mare colt, supposed to
be three years old; has cald faC4, no other marks.
JOHN INHELDEK.
bov2wS
TIKEN CP by the undersigned at his residence in
Eleht Mila Grove precinct. Cass county, Nebraska,
on the IS'h day of Nov., 1367, one yearling steer, of
whit? and red color, witn rcl bead and neck, and
marked with a slit in right ear. GEO. S. RUBY.
no2Sw5
TAKEX CP by the subscribe one mile north
wot of Ht. f eaiant fcliool House, October 20:b
1367, one Pony Colt, supposed to be three y ars old.
of a bay color, aud branded ' K on left shoulder.
nov21w5 K-K. COUNTRYMAN
TAKEN UP by the subrcriber, at his residence on
Four Mile Creek, five miles south west of Piatts
mouth, Cass county, Nebiaskt, November 13. A. I.
13C7. one three ear old tag. lelt ear cropped, ashy
color, some while on back, and b -lly; also, two
earllng stear. one whise or roat i-h color, red ears;
the oiner red with white bead, aid somewhat un
ased about the bead, both supposed to be branded
with an X. UCSKi SNYDER.
NovMw5
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Notice to Builders,
NEBRASKA. STATE CAPITOL
Sealed Proposals for the execution of the several
desert:, tions of Artificers Works necessary in the
erection of the new State Hoifee of Nebraska, to be
built at Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska, f aid
Proposals will be received by the Superintendent at
bis office at Lincoln, on or before the 11th day of
January, 1S6S, at 11 eV-lock. noon, and will be sub
ject to the approval of the Commi-siocers in accord
ance with an Act entitled an Act "To provide for the
locatio i of the eat of G-orernment of the State of
Nebraska, and for the e-ection of Public CuilJiags
thereat, approved June 14th, 1S67."
The plans and snecincalioDs may be seen on and
after the 10th day of November, 1307, in ti e oCjce of
Ute tuperinienaeni at Lincoln.
All Proposals mut be accompanied by written
agreements aud bonds at not less tban double the
contraet price, with sureties to be approved by Ibe
Commissioner, and conditioned for the faithful per
formance of the contraet on or before the lit day of
September. ISoS.
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and all bids, if In their judgment they are too high.
r rfUMA MUUKI9,
Aiehlte'4 and Superintendent.
1 1th of O'teber, 1W. 3 7i
Probate Notice.
Ko!l:e Is hereby given that J. D. Rrown. admin
istrator of the estate of Geo. I.. Gile .n dee'd. ha
tbl day made application to make Coal settlement
of his administration of said ettaie. The Court will
hear said settlement on the zO:b day of December
1367, at which time all persons interested can ap
pear. G.ven under my band this S7th dy of November
1967. W. D. ( AGE Probate Judge.
der5w3
DH'EjLLiIXGS ut all price'
Any persons wishing to purchase Farm-property, or
Residences in town will find th em for sale at al
prices. By
DORRtNGTON,
mrT Kkal Eutats Agent.
PLOWS! PLOWS!
a E. FORGY,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Farming Implements,
Such as the celebrated Rod Breaking Plows, Mould
Board Breaker-, Stirrine Plows, Single and Doable
Shovel, Cultivator and Harrows. Repairing dono
on short notice All work warranted.
Having had much experien-e in the business, I
feel assured that I can give general satisfaction.
Please rive me a call btlore purchasing elsewhere.
B 0. r. FORGY.
Plattsmouth. Neb., May 6th, 1S67.
Floiirlns
- AND
WOOL- CARD.ZUC.
Hoi for Salt Creek, where you can kill two birds
with one stone, get your Ora:n (iround and Wool
Cnrdel at the same time; the machinery for both is
in perfect order. We ue the Patent Machine Cards,
which were run enough last year to establish their
superiority over the old kind, as a'l who used the .
can testify. The euperioritv of Mr. S. Twiss as a
Carder is well known, and his services are still i e -tained
for the benefit of tbe public. Wilh the above
advantages we flatter ournelves that we can make it
to the advantage of all who want work in our line
to come this way. D. It AN . Proprietor.
n.ylft 8. TWISS, Carder.
NEW
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber having purchased the Red Stoie on
2d street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Plattsmouth and
vicluity, that he has refitted the store and opened a
large slock cf
3" JEJ 'SW 3E3 X.
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladies, Gents, Children, and the rest of man
kind, ai-d is prepared to do all Kinds or
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In the best manner, and would be happy to serve his
old and as many new customer! a may give him
th.ir patronage, assuring them of tbeir woik well
done, at moderate prices, and on short time, the
stock, embracirg every variety I good usually kf pi
at a firpt-clas Jewelry Su-re, will be sold a low
prices, and warranted of best worktuausHp and
material. He has a: so a small slock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be replenished from time to time, and
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently lo
cated in this citv. I respectiuil v svlicit a share of pa
tronage, and cor Jially invite all to call and exam ne
tbe stock on band, as we would be p'.eaoed to serve
yon, and do not ask yon 10 buy uslsss we cn make
it for vour interest to patronize m.
dec27tf E. n. Eaton.
BOARD A0 LODGING,
B Q. W. COIsVIN,
OAK STREET, --- PIATTSMOUTO,
Two blocks nortowett of BrKK Chooi-uouse.
Private room furnised if desired. Either day
boaid or witb lodgings kt reasonable rates,
jan 6 d tf.
Bit $ HARDING Si G0f
POST OfFICK BCILDINQ
NEBRASKA CITY, N. T
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RE AL EST AT
JD. H. Wheeler & Co ,
Real Estate Agen s,
.PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.,
JL
Offer for tale tha following Real Estate.
Sec. T'p B 2 1 :e.
East half northeast quarter 13 11 80
West half northwest quarter 23 12 11 60
South half n'T'heast quarter 33 jo, j.j go
V arrh half southeast quarter ,')'J 12 VI 60
Northeast quarter IS 11 13 160
Southwest quarter ai 11 11 1C
West half southeast quarter 82 II 11 60
North haf southeast quarter 16 10 14 SO
West half noitheat quarter 3 11 II 80
Northweot quartrr northwest qr 18 12 13 41
WH half southwest quarter 12 12 13
East half souihft quarter 4 10 18 St
Southwest quarter southeast quarter 4 10 13 4
South half northwest quarter 13 12 12 9 1
Northwest quarter 22 12 12
East bait outhwi-st quarter 13 10 14
North half southeast quarter 10 10 13 8 0
North half fouih west quarter 10 10 13 SI
West half northwest quarter 8 1 11 St
Northeast quarter 21 12 13 168
Undivided hair southwest quarter 28 11 12 16
East half northwest quarter 1 11 12 St
Northwest quarter northeast quarter 1 11 12 4t
Lots in the city of Plattsmout .
Lot Block Lot Block Lot Bl ;fc
6 22 12 M 6 23
8 26 9 28 o J8
0 38 8 33 S 56
10 97 10 90 e) 62
9 128 1 13 4 12
4 ! S 88 og
The north half of 3 4?
THOMPSON'S ADDITION.
East half of blocks 1, 4. 7, 8 and 10.
South lia.f of block 3.
Lots 6 and 7 in block 5.
West half section 82, township II, ranie 14. 1
acres under lence, 112 ttory frame bouse, good w -and
spring, and good running wafer, silenty of tn -ber
far dre-wood. Ptice (3,750.
WILLITT POTTENGER
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rLATT.MCUTII - - NEBRASKA.
IT.'vnEs'r.CR, C. LEWIS
I.- II. Wliceler & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag?ts,
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.
Collections promptly attended to, and rroceed re
mitted at carrent rates of Exchange. Taxes paid in
Wes era Iowa and Sebrasxalor lion-residents. Titles
to la jd investigated. Aloney loaned on Keal Estate
ecur.ties. Land Warrants located.
CLAIM AGENTS-'
Agents for collection of claims asainst Govern men
for Soldiers, their idow and minoihei'S. Agent
for .be purchase and sale of Lands and City proper
ty, easing of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Bon. 8. II. Elbert, Denver City. C. T.
Messrs Konntze Bros., Oniahu, Neb.
" Mcann fc Mvtcalf, Jlebraska City.
' G. K. Fliley. bt. Lcnis, Missouri.
Dr. Dlo Lewis. Boston, Massachusetts.
H W Ditmars. Chicago, Illinois.
H M Magill, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tooile k ri.iniia, Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
L It Rich, Three Rivers, Michigan.
Hon V Kellows, ntoomfleld, Wicousin.
Hon T M Mirquett, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
L Lewis, Attorney at Law, Buffalo, New York.
Carter, Husaey & Curl, Ues Moines, Iowa.
i 8 diwtf
F. IH. DORRIGTOr,
Heal Estate
3KElSrTa
OFFICE IX MASONIC BLOCK
PLATTSMOVTH, NEBRASKA.
Lot 6 in block 47, good residence, well and out
buildings. Lot Kin block 62. a good two-etory residence,
brick ba-ieniunt, well, barn and other outbuildings.
A rare chance for a good 1 vestment.
Lot 11 in block 173, building with two rooms and
cellar. Good cbance for a small capital.
Lot 10 in block 27, good residence, with all the
necessity outbuildings.
West half of aejtlOn 83, town 12, range 13, togeth
er with 38 acres of timber- One hundred acres un
der cultivation. Eight miles from Plattsjnoutu,near
I'latte river.
An Improved faimof eighty acres, good hoa:f,
well, etc., with 6ve acres o good timber.
Eighty acres of land, partly Improved, two an ad,
half milf8 from the city.
160 acres of partly improved land, with 40 acres ca
young timber, situated 4 miles south of town.
WOOLWORTII & CO j
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,
Binders &Paperdealers,
SAUST JOSEPH, MO.,
oc2S 6m
Dress-Maker.
MRS- L. B. JONES,
Would respectfully inform the ladies of Plattsmouth
that she is now prepared to do
CUTTING. FITTING and MAKING
if required. Ladies snd Childrens' Dresses, Cloaks,
Basques, etc. MACSS bTITCMb'ti done also.
Al1 work WW be executed with neatness, and will
receive prompt attention. She will endeavor to give
satisfaction, and therefore solicits the patronage of
the ladies of this place and vk-iniiy.
Residence in the building formerly occupied
by Mathis a Son's Bakery. Main street.
Mrs Jones is now organizing a club for Demosest's
Miiror of Fashions; call and subscribe. nov28
Burned Out,
BUT NOT DISCOURAGED.
T. W. Shryock i again af the old stand prepared
to wait a poo his former customers, and the public
cencrally. If you want anything n shape of Farni
tare or chairs, Elve him a call. 3rd street near
Main.Plaltsraoutb, N.T. tnayI7,dtf.
Miss A. II. DESPAIN",
milliner and Dressmaker.
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
Has just received a large stock of NEW GOODS!
of tbe latett fashions. Sew Goods rece:ved every
month. Call and see them. inyBtf
Energetic Men and Ladies wanted to can
vast for the
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
or TUB
BOOKS of the BIBLE,
By Prof. Cahin E. Stowe, D. D.
Showing what the Bible is not; wbat it is, and how
to ose it; tracing the history of each hook up to its
origin with the inspired authors, and completely
answering all In fldel cavils and objections to the
Scriptare. It i an ordinary library of Bib ical His
tory in a single volume, brief, c.ear, accurate, con
clusive and highly tntererting. A m'er-piece of
common sense. It is needed in every family where
the llible is read, as well as by eveiy Sabbath
School teacher, student and clergyman, and being
the only book on the subject ever published or told
in this country, agents can easily see the advantage
of canvassing for this work, (rend for circulais con
taining notices and indorsements frora!eading min
isters of all denominations. Address
ZKIGLER, McCURDY A CO ,
nor?tn4 No. 513 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.
Prices .Reduced!
Has just received a large assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, of all description.",
And a general assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
,Ai' kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for Goods. Cash paid for
FVBS, U1DES, WHEAT, die.
sep26 C. a. HEROLD.
PIANOS PIANOS,
MELODEONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Deafer in the celebrated Stock A BicCammon Pianos,
and other Musical Instruments.
S3" all Instruments warranted five years. J
oct21 ly
Probate Iotice.
Net ice is hereby given that A. W. Beach. Guard!
an for the minor heirs of Celesta A. Bellows, late o
Caas county, Xebraska, deceased, has this day ten
dered his resignation as said Guardian, and applied
totbecouitto make his final se tlement with the
estate of said heirs. Said s ttl men t will be heard
on THCRSDAY the 81t day of NOVKMBKK, A. D.
1&67, at 1 o'clock p. m , at woich time all persons
interested can appear and object thereto if any they
have.
Witness my hand, this 5th day of November 1867
1. W. MARSHALL,
nov. 7 w3 Probate Judge.
H.G. Worlhinsloii
Attorney and Counselor
AT LAW,
OfSee In El-bach's Block, rornrref Douglas and 13tb
T.r. Obh, Nehr (kut, u;lt
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT I O N JE 11 Y,
P. STADELMATTN,
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, RUSK, Etc ,
Of the best natality, can be obtained at all "
t would invite especial attention to the fact that I
have fitted up an excelk'nt
ICE CREAM SALOON
In conneetlon with the Bakery, where you can be
accommodated at all I iirrea.
Wedding parsie Mpulied on short notice wilh
anything in the line of Confectionery or Pastry.
Call and see m-s. Jel8
PROSPECTUS OF THE
"NEBRASKA STATE
JOURNAL."
The under tgned proposes to establish a Weekly
Newspaper at Lincoln City, the Capital of the State
of Nebraska, to be called "The Nebraska State Jour
nal." the first issue cf which will be about the 1st of
October. 1SC7.
The whole outfit for the Office will be entirely new,
and will embrace good Job Office, as well as the
News Department. Havi ig had much experience in
Journalism, and being one of the first settlers in
Nebraska; consequently being well acquainted with
the wants of the people, aud tha resources cf the
State, wc (latter ourseir 'bat we can give general
satisfaction in the enterprise.
The "Journal" will advocate Republican princi
ples, but will be conducted on an independent scale,
aud will be courteoui to all parties and teas.
Returning our thanks to our old friends and pa
trons, we triut hey will assist us in this new enter
piise.
TERMS $2 CO per annum In advance.
JACOB HAWS0N.
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby eiven that all claims aeainst the
estate of K. J. Palmr, dee'd, must be on file in this
office on or before the
20fA day of MARCH, A D 1S6P,
at which time said claims will be determined upon.
Given under my hand thN lSth day of September.
AD 11-67. JOHN W. MARSHALL,
sop 13 6w Probate Judge.
NOTICE.
JAMES O'NEIL is my authorised Agent for the
collection of all accounts doc the undersigned for
medical services; bis receipt will be valid lor tne
nuriacnt of any monies on said accounts.
August 14, 1567. B, K, LIVINGSTON, M.D.
G B. McCALIiUM,
y Manufacturer of and dealer in
Saddles and Harness,
Of every description, wholesale and retail. No. 130X
Main street, between 5lh and 6th streets, Nebraska.
City. I1
FALL TRADE 1867.
PRATT & FOX,
Importers and Manufacturers' Agents of
HARDWARE I CUTLERY,
Large stocks of American Screw Co. Screws, Ames'
Shovels and Spades, Douglass' Manufacturing Co.
Kdge Tools, American Table Cutlery, Xa!'.cl i'iC--et
Cutlery.
Agents for HERRING'S SAFES,
Forsyth's Scales and Trucks
Orders fllle 1 at Factory Prices.
Orders solicited. .
PRATT & FOX
Cor. Main and Washington Ave.,
sepsam 6T.LOC1S, MO.
Tremendous
EXCITEMENT !
Xn. HERALD
Has moved Into his new brick btllding en the t -nerof
Main street and Levee, wheie he is iaily re
ceiving large additions to his already extensive
stock of
GROCERIES
AND
IQO
He offers the very best of bargains to customers,
and requests a call from those who want aaything in
his line to test tbe advantages in prices with those
f others.
Remember the
BRICK CORNER
and give hlj a call If you wish to buy cheap.
nov2
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St., - - Plattsmouth.
I am prepared to accommodate the public wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a nice Hearse,
Ob short aotice and reasonable terms. A Hack will
run to steamboat landing, and to all parts of the
city when desired.
mr2 J. W. EBAKN09.
W. D. GAGE. W. R. DAVIS.
CENTRAL STORE.
Dry-Coods,
Groceries,
Provisions,
BOOTS and SIIO ES
Main Street, Iwo doors above Fourth,
Where the public may find
THE BEST OF GOODS
and prices as low as can be f.-und in tbe e fy.
We return fhanks for the liberal patronage we
have received, sod hor-; to turU its continuance.
rv. 3. 'er nsct rjri.
An Old Sohc Set to a View Tom
csr 1867. 53
Attrring opprtt
Ant it ani MoucK
frvm their kolf
And Miand itasw
In of i at.
"18 years established in S. T.Clty.
"Only infallible remedies knows. "
"Free from Toisoiis."
"Not dangerous tothe Uocin Family'."
Hats come out of their holes to die"
Costar's Bat, Roach &c, Exterm
Is a paste used fer Rati. Slice, llocclit.
Black and Etd Ant, tc.
Costar's Bed -Bug Exterminator
Is a liquid or wash u A to rteMroy.'Snd
also as a preventive for Bed Bug, dec.
Costar's Electric Powder foi
Insects
I for ITutht. Jfomjuituet. tUai, Bed-Bug,
Intact on PlanU, PotcU, Animal, .
JS&- ! 1 Bcwaas ! ! ! of all worthless Imitations.
Sir that "Costjir's" name is on each B
Bottle and Flatk be ore you bay.
Address
Henry It. Coslar,
44 Broadway, New Tsrk.
sT Sold in PlatUmovth, Xebratka, by Illae
Buttery A. Co., and O . J one so a, aaa wit i
and Retailers eveiwwbeasw
COSTAR'S
CKLZBKATVD
BUCKTHORN SALVE.
For Cuts, Burns, Bi nites, Wound, Boils, Caccsrs,
Broken Breasts ore Nipoles, Weeding, Blind and
Painful Piles. Scrofulous, rjitrid aud 1 1 i-c nditlonsa
Sores, Ulcer, tjlandular Bv.'llir.i,", Kuptions, Cuta
neous Aif'-ctionsf Kini'worm, ' tih. Corns, Buoioas,
Chilblains, oto; Chapped Hands, Lips, itc; Bites ef
SpM r. Insects, Anunsls, tfe.
w3.Boxes, 2.i cnls, 50 cuts and $1 sizes,
gold by all DruugUts eveiy where.
And by HfcNKT K. COSTA It, Dep-t 4S4 BressV
way. N. Y.
3And by O. F. Johnson, aad Slswk. BaMsvsy ft
Co., Plattsmooth, Nubraika
COSTAR'S
Corn Solvent.
For Corns, Bunions, Varts.Xc.
Boars 25 cents, B0 cents and $1 sites.
jaET"Sold by nil llrugg st everywhere
nd by HEN BY K. C0STAR, Oepot 4.4 Broad
way, N. Y.
wAnd by Black, Buttery 1 Co aad 0. P.
ion, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S
PREPARATION OW
Bitter Sweet fe Orange
Blossoms.
rOR BEAUTIFYING THE C0MPLEXI0K.
Used to soften ar.d beautify the Skin, rcBieva
Freckle', Pimples, Eruptions, ae.
Ladies are now using it in preference to all others.
Bottles tl.
JtJ"3old by all Drnggits everywhere.
And by IIENKV h. CoiTAU, Depot 4S4 Brea.
way. N Y.
(XfAadbyO F. John-su and Black, Battery ft
Co. , I'laltrmouth, Ncbra ka.'
COSTAR'3
FECTORAV"
Cough Remedy.
For Coughs. Colds, Uoarsehegs.-Sore Throat, Croup,
Whooping Cough, IcSueosa, Asthma, Consumption,
Bronchial Affectiots sod all Diseases of tbe throat
and Lungs.
Boxes 25 cents. 60 cenU and tl sises
Oold by all Draughts every where.
And by UENBY R COS TAR, Dtp.it 454 Broad
ay. N.Y. .
aJ-And by Black. Buttery Ca and O. . Jaask.
son, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S'
CELEBRATED"
BISHOP PILLS,
A UNIVERSAL DINNER FILL.
For Nerrnns and Sick Headache, Contirrness, Indi
gestion, typep.ia, Billipusness, Coat-ti patios. Diar
rhea, Colics, Chills Fevers an J general Uerng ment
Of Ihe Diiresiive Organs.
Boxes 25 cents, 50 cnts and tl iiet-
58old by all Dmggint evn-ywhrre.
And by U fcNKT K COSTAB, Depot 4S1 Broad
way, N Y.
ir-'Aodbr". V. Johnslt n-' Cleek. Tutferr 4