THE TOIDUXE I OK 1SGS.
.... . PROSPECTUS
The ysiv 1S63 will long be remem
bered for its settlement of the boundary
question-between 1 Aristocracy of Color
and Impartial Human Liberty. The
War of the Rebellion being closed, we
have now to decide whether the funda
mental idea which impelled and justifi
ed the Rebellion shall dominate over
our whole country, molding her insti
tutions and shaping her destiny. If it
be true that God has not created all
men, but only all White ' men, in II. s
own image, and made them equal in
political and civil rights, then it is a
world-wide calamity that Grant did not
surrender to Lee ntrAppotnattox;.and
"The Lost Cause," trodden into mire
undet the hoofs of Sheridan's rough !
riding cavalry, not only should but will
be regained in Constitutional Conven
tions and at the ballot-boxes. If the
Black race, because they are Black,
should be excluded from the jury-box
and repelled from the ballot-box, then
Sicnewall Jackson ought to head the
roll of American martyrs, emblazoned
high above the names of Warren and
Mercer and Pulaski; of Ellsworth,
Lyon; Baker, Reynold, Wadswonh,
Kearny, Sedgwick, and McPherson.
It is difficult to argue with a blind,
besotted prejudice, grounded in igno
rance and fortified by self-conceit.
Devoid of reason, it is hardly amena
ble to reason. But millions who would
listen unmoved to appeals based on
Justice and Humanity can be stirred by
facu which affect their own interest
and safety. The naked truth that ev
ery Southern State reconstructed on the
White basis is to day a Rebel State
shaped and ruled by men who execra
ted Lincoln's reluctant and tardy resis
tance to the Rebellion as a causeless
and criminal aggression, and profound
ly rejoiced over Bull Run as their vic
tory r.ill prove invincible, if we can
but bring it home to the apprehension
of every loyal voter There is no par
amount question of good faith or grati
tude to the Blacks. Their votes are
as necessary to the preponderance of
White loyally a3 to their own protec
tion and security. Reconstruct the
South on the White basis, ar.d every
one of the fifteen States which held
THOU.
ILE,
t. I. nASSl) J. K.CLABK
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers Li
lein closely and under auspices jnore
favorable to the Republican chief than
those which have colored the advices
of our regular correspondents at Vera
Cruz and the Capital. .Another cor
respondent accompanied the first Na
tional expedition to Alaska, Walrussia,
or whatever our splinter of the North
Pole may be called, and is now report
ing on the aspects and capabilities of
that chilly region. Bayard Taylor is
writing us in his on vein from Cen
tral Europe; while able correspond
ents report to us from Colorado, Idaho,
Montana, Stc , more copiously than we
tan fiud room to publish. Our Re
views of Books and Literary Depart
ment are in charge of cne of the ripest
American scholars; while Agriculture,
'under a . competent editor, claims a
leading place in our Semi-Weekly and
Weekly issues.' In short, we have for
years spent a large proportion of the
income of our business in efforts to
render the Tribune a better and bet
ter newspaper; and, if we have not
succeeded, the fault is not explained by
a lack of means or of efforts, whether
on our own part or on that of a gener
ous and discerning public.
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over, for each copy, S3. On receipt of
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r a
ten or more Semi-Weeklies or twenty
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hoLnlnrrlir Pnnnorhonrl thenrpfnnh and asks for the portraits at the time
V J WILIlit' J W SVJV.e,afc a.a V. a a. w a, a. a I I
rind evermore. Allow to-dav the nlea of remitting. Address, The Tribune
that the Blacks are ignorant and de- No. 154 Nassau St., New York.
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graded, and those whom you thereby
clothe with power will take good care
that the plea shall bens valid and well
grounded a century hence as it is now.
Public Education and Civil Rights for
the Freedmencan only be achived and
maintained through the ballot. "We
are for Negro Suffrage the way they
suffered in New Oricanst" was the in
scription on a banner borae in a late
Conservative or Democratic procession
ia Baltimore; and the spirit which dic
tated that avowal is still rampant in
the South. But for what is stigmatiz
ed as Military Despotism, it would
daily avenge by outrage and infliction
what it deems negro treachery to the
Southern cause.
The Tribune has declined to be
lured or turned aside from the Main
Question. It has persistency refused
to swell the clamor for vengeance on
the defeated Rebel, whether by execu
tion cr by confiscation; and one of its
strong reasons for this course is a con
viction that no drop of Rebel blood
could be coolly, deliberately shed w ith
out essentially c'ouding the prospect of
securing the Right of Suffrage to the
Blacks. Defying the madness of pas
sion and the blindness of frhort sighted
misconception, it has demanded Recon
struction on the basis of Universal Am
nesty with Impartial Suffrage, in per
fect consciousness of the fact that it
thereby alienated thousands who had
been its zealous supporters and life
long patrons. The hour of its complete
vindication cannot be far distant.
As for the man who is to be the
chosen standard bearer of the Republi
can host ia the impending contest,
while we avow our deliberate prefer
ence of Chief Justice Chase as the
ablest and most eminent of our living
statesmen, the Tribune will render a
hearty, cheerful, determined support
to Gen. Grant, or Senator Wade, or
Speaker Colfax, should he be nomina
ted and supported on a platform which
affirms and upholds the equal political
as well as civil rights of all citizens of
the Republic. We do not contempUte
as possible the support by Republicans
of any candidate who does not stand on
this platform. And we do not appre
hend that the candidates who, in our
approaching struggle, shall represent
genuine Democracy in opposition to the
meanest phase of Aristocracy can be
beaten if proper means be sysiemati
cally taken, a3 they must and will be,
to enlighten and arouse the American
people.
We will thank such friends as be
lieve thai the Tribuns will nrove an
efficient and cheap way to influence the
undecided, to aid us in extending its
circulation. Though ours is eminently
a political journal, but a small portion
cf its space is devoted to politics, while4
an outlay of more than $200,000 per
annum 13 incurred in collecting and
transmitting news from all parts of the
wotld. We have regular correspond
ents at nearly all the capitals of Eu
rope, with a director at London, who
.. . - . . t -i
is aumonzea to aispaicn special corres- - i". p cm
pendents to all points where important EaSteM )00tS & OllOeS
events may n. any nine uc uauopniug
or imminent. The progress of the war
in Crete, which is the precursor of a
Btill greater war, has been watched by
one of these special correspondents,
while another telegraphs from Con
stantinople each novel phase of the crit
ical diplomatic situation. Every step
of Garibaldi's recent heroic though
unfortunate enterprise, from its incep
tion to its close, was noted by our cor
roennndents. who are also his most
rusted advisers: while an esteem
ftold Dust. Gold and Silver
Coin. Exchange. U-
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and fecial attention given to Collections
PL ATTS MOUTH, N. T.
ap9 dwtf
Apothecaries Hall.
ItEEDjWIIITIXGER & Co.
No. 135 Main St.,
NEBRASKA CITY, - NEB.
Dealers in
DRUGS & MEDfaNES,
Paints Oils. Puttv . ; Glass
.
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
tiooery.and everything kept ia
We are prepared to fill All orders, and warrant
OUT ffOOUS lO DC IlcMl myi . i w
'SSIff W. L. THOMAS' JsSI
Wm tielure Gallery- jr
- fW" SatUSre Main ft , - . k 1J
Pictures taken of all Kinds.
AfflftrotYpes, Photograph,, Gem Pictures, Ac. A good .assortment ;0r C-
Albums, &c, constantly kept on hand, uui ana xosewooa wm," -
ttKtde to or er, of any 6ize
wii . R. PENICS,
WH. L0VINL.
PENICK & LOVING,
Cash Wholesale Dealers
9
MOBS M GDGDIK
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors,Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
NOS. 3&. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
re.ur. . vn.iis...m Whnlals Aeents.for Dr.-l. Javne A Son.'and Dr. J. C. Ayer A.Co.;
and can furnish their medioiues in any quantities.
Jan28 IT
JOH R. CLARK
Clark &
Dry Goods,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Hats, Caps,
Doors,
Plummer,
(Successors to Tootle, Hanna Si Co.,)
DEALERS IN
Groceries,
Queensware,
Boots, Shoes.
Notions,
Sash, fee.
jr. d. sijfpsojr, -
W. mCKELTVAIT,
EDTTD EVTTSRT.
Simpson, Mickelwait & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
II CI M M
Receiving, Forwardingnd Commission Merchants,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers la
PL.ATTSH01JTII, NEBRASKA.
Keep on band a full stock of all kinds of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
j vents for the sale of Jackson, Michigan, Wagons.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WINDOW-BLINDS, GLASS,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
1867. is r,
AMISON, DOVEY & CO.,
North Side of Main Street,
Have on hand the LARGEST STOCK of
QUEENSWARE, HARD WAKE,
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, &C;
Ever 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 hope by strict attention to bus.
. . All
iness to merit a contmnance or tne same.
Call and examine our stock.
Platttsmouth, April 10, 1S6. tf
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
The Cheapest and Best.
E. A. WIGGBNHORN &. CO.,
mm mma mmEm
t articles, cta-
-rst-class Drag
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
QUEENSWARE,
Which they will sell at the
B. UIcJIECIIAIV,
Dealer la
Hardware, Cutlery
IROjY, JVAILS, STCnrES
AND TINWARE,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
A'so, Agent for the Sale of the OlebratPd 3TAGEE
r.noK ATOVES. AXl BRASCU, CliOOJiS
CO' S SAWS.
Lowest Cash Prices!
Baring purchased them for cash in New Tork and Bos'on We assure the publio we can and will
I- . hnntrn of St Louis or Chicatro.
ceil uwua w "
JSST'Rempmber the Old Corner, now called th
SIGH OP THE BIG PADLOCK, J
MAIN STREET,
Below the.Seymour Iloui-e, on opposite side,
MkRRASKA CITY, NEB. T.
oct25
Boot & Shoe Store !
& SON,
Store
CORNER MAIN AND SECOND or Levee) STREETS.
53-0ur motto is "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, September 26th, 1867.
E. A. WIGGEKHORN
D. SCHNASSE.
J.
THROCKMORTON
at their old stand.
NORTH SIDE OF VAIN STREET,
PLATTSMOUTH, -
- N. T.
We keep constantly on band a large assortment
or
SHOP MADE WORK,
which we will sell at th lowest cash prices.
Repairing done at soh rt no
tice. g?"All Work Warranted.
J TUROCKMORTOK. A. rUROCKMOETO.V.
Oct 25 '66 f
P. M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT.
PLA TTSMO V Til, NEB.,
--nnft attpntion nid in th imrchase and sal of
R il tstate, and payment of Taxes, and all bu iness
p -ftaining to a general Lana Agency. Mines iuvca-
tuated.
Aeiers Dy permission tu
O n. E. S. Dundy, Judge 2d Judicial Pist., Falls
Ci-y, Nebraska; Major Eilw'd Burbank, Paymaster
U s. A. Leavenworth, Kansas; lion J. H. Burbank,
i . ... .or Nohrajika. Falls Cltr. Neb ; Hon. T. H.
m . --u-" . Piattsmoum, ieo., uoi. it. n. lividhmou,
lad ' ..ebraska latvet. vois., nawmouiD, wro.j
M.'. H. wheelrr, U. c. inaiau atsen rawpee
Aency; Cha's Seitleton, JNO. Ill orosawiy, nw
Yoik; Harvey, Deitrich & Brown, Washington, D. C ;
Tra-y.Mapuire & Co., Chicago, ills ; K. u nirn.
Rochester. N. I .. rroL ueniy "-r""8u' ""
Cniversity," N. Y. oc25
Hardware
OTWI MM) TOO
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWIRE s AGRICDLTIIIUL IMPLKMBKH
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WARE
STEEL PLOWS
Of all kinds and siaes. which we warrant the best in the market.
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents in this County for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., next door east of Masonic?
Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
ATTENTION! CITIZENS!
Win. II. Lcmkc,
3 MERCHANT TAILOR,
member of our editorial staff has just ONE DOOR WEST OF NEW BAKERY,
. . I I ST.. I .. . .
accompamea tne Ainoiiwuui ijue4 Flattsmoutn, xseorasKa.
Capt. D. LABOO & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very cho'ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, second oior east of 8eyraour House.
Nebraka City, Nebraska.
Are just receiving a new stock of Genuine Ola
Bourbon, direct from forbon eonnty, Ky., Bitters,
Of Cifars, njl
Win. Stadelniai.il & Co.,
One door n est of Donelans Drug-store,
Dealers in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
SATS, CAPS. BOOTS. SHOES,
TR USKSy VALISES,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
For the Plains; also, a large lot of
RUBBER CLOTHING. REVOLT
ERS AND NOTIONS.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and examine our stock before jon buy any wb re elsel
jyl '66 Wm. STADELMANN CO.
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
H FACEKE OF AKD DE ALES I
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURRIE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, J-c.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - T
Wa are Jast In receipt of ear FALL AND WINTER toc
DRY GOODS,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Hardware,
dueensware,
Iron, Nails,
Groceries, fcc.
SCHUTTIiER WAGONS constantly on hand.
JURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROAD.
18GG EASTWARD 18Ge
Short and Quick Route to
CHCAGO AND THE EAST
Tn connection with I ha Des Moines Talley a
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroads.
Three trains leave Ottumwa dally en arrival 0t
Des Moinos Valley trains.
BUY YOCB TICKETS VIA
OTTUMWA and BURLINGTON,
FOR SALE AT
OMAHA?1'ATTSMOUTH--
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
NEBRASKA CITY,
DES MOINES,
KNOXVILLE,
ALBIA,
MONROE,
PELL A,
OSKALOOSA,
EDDYVILLB,
OTTUMYf Ao
Bggag checked from Ottumwa' to
Chicago and the East.
Passengers hae choice of all the great lines lead
ing North, taht and South, and will find tickets ta
all principal points East by all routes at the Ottomasj
ticket office of this company.
l'asseneers will final this route Quick, Safe am)
jure in its connections.
C. E. PERKINS, Superintendent.
L. CARPER, General Freight and I'asi-enger Agra
JORTH MISSOURI RAILROAD
TO St. LOUIS
AND ALL POINTS EAST
Via ST. LOUIS.
Connects with the Hannibal It ft Joseph R. K. a
Macon City, 1.36 miles ea.-t of St. Joseph and form
The Only All Rail Route from Atchison and 8
JoiriK to St Lou it.
Making direct and reliable connections with
Famous Express Trains,
Leaving St Louis at 2 o'clock lu the after"
ning through to all Eastern citiet without
ment's delay. Pasicniccri ging to
Philadelphia, Xtw York, RiUiinore. Wathlngto
Pittsburg, liiifftilo, Cleveland, and ali
JVew En (land Towns and L'flira,
Via the above line have I is chants of Cars aj
Make Quicker Time
Than by any other route. Passengers going t
points in Central and Southern Ohio, Central an
Southern InJiaca, Sou'hern Illinolf, and all point
In Kentucky make several hours quicker time tha
can be made via any other routo.
Through Tickets can be purchased at all Railroad
Ticket 'lfices in tb. west.
Be it understood, that the far. to a'.l points east l
the same vis the North Missouri Railroad and bt.
Louis as by way of Chicago or any other rcute. 64
Via St Louis Route.
ISAAC It STURGEON,
President and Oen'l Su't, til Lou!', Vs
ii. H. wheeli:r,
Gen'l Ticket Atent. St Louis, U ,
W. W. EHNIXOtR,
Cen'I Freight Agent St Louis, Ma,
r. ii. EAKi.tr,
Agent, St Louis, Ma
L. M. LUNN,
Oen'l Western Agent, St Joseph, Mej,
THE SHORT ALL HAIL L1NB
EAST
To Chicago, Detroit, Toledo, St. t.ouil,
Lafayette, IndiiinaptJig, Cincinnati, LnuixrUl,
Ji'anhville, Cairo, Memtihi, t'olut;iut. Wheel
ing, PiUt,urg, Bulla lo, Xiagara Fait, art it-
Ourg, liailimore. Haahmyton, riuadelpnut,
A'eu York, Ronton, dee.,
Is vU the old, reliable Central Route the
Hannibal & St. Jo. R. H.
rryTake the 11 A ST. JO. R. R. luO of kUioiH
River Packets from
PLATTSMOUTH
To St. Joseph, where connections ar. made wl(h
Two Daily Ezpress Train
On the II ii St. Joe. R. R , ran through from Sal al
Joseph to Quincy without change of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wi.h Cbuago, Builintiton k Qniocy, and To J i,
Wabah A Western luilroads for all points fcasi.
North and South.
For St. I.ouiB
Clom connection made at MACON with NORTH
MISSOURI R. R. for St. Loan, and at Hannibal with
Daily Miss. River Pscknt for St. LouU, uii-als and
staterooms free, leavlDg erery evening on arrival f
trains from the west, and arriving in bt Louis ti'it
morning in season for b giness, anil to codhc I wild
Chicago, Alton A St. Louis, Terre Haute, Alton It St.
Louis, and Ohio A Misi-iisippl Kailroud'.f .r ali point
tast, North and South.
CARS
NEW SLEEPING
Run on Night Trains.
y- Buy your through ticket via Hannibal 8U
Jo K. R. at their ticket offices in Omaha, Council
Bluffs Plait. mouth, Nebraska Pity, tt. Joieih,
and on each Packet in the line, ard enjoy the con
sciousness of havixg taken the short, c'ueap and
quick route east- C. W. M K A l, Gen Hup'l.
P. B. GROAT Oeu'l Ticket Agent.
II. U. COCKTRIUHT. Gen'l Fr't Agl.
Hannibal Ac St. Joe It U
Yeatm I
I Packet Line.
O
u
o
h
ITIolinc Plows and all kinds of AGRICUL.TUUA1, m
DIPLEMEXTS. P
Which we are selling at the lowestjcash price.l3!,PlcaseIcail andjfxtmlne our stock and see
" for yoarselves.
STAUDE & ANDERSON.
On nf th fompsiir Steamers leaves dally f
every point on the Missouri River above ft. Jo.'pb,
and anives at 1. Jon'rli In time toconnert wild he
express tiain on the ilanuibal A Ht. JoK-h Railiosd
for Hannibal, at which place connertion is made the
same evening with one of the Keokuk ParkrU, which
arrives in time to connect wnu next morning trains
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louis
ille, Terre Haute, Mhini ton City, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and to al! other
Eastern. Northern and Southern Cities. The aoove
mentioned lines ol elegant Packets are conceded by
all travelers to be the let on the western waters.
Til KULun 'IH'KLTS
Fr ale to St. Louis snd all Eiistern, Northern aa4
Southern cities via the above lines at Denver City,
Omaha, Council llutf, plattsmouth, Nebraska C'il
and at all other principal ticket offices in the wost.
-Meal and btate-rooms tree: w.
R. FOKI. Sup't R. R. P. L-, St. Joseph .
II. Q. PURG I SON, Sec'y R. R P. L., St. Joseph
J. D. SIMPSON, Agent,
ap25 Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
FURNITURE,
COFFINS
AND
Cabinet - Work !
II- BOECK
Having enlarged his Shop and Sales-rooms won. a
respectfully remind the people in Ibis vicinity tta
he can furnish tbem with the very best furniture,
Chairs, or oi her Cabinet-work, at the most fsiru-
abie rates. I shall keep constantly on nana a ia.rFc
assortment of Eastern H'ot, and am also prepared
to manufacture anythioe in my line on short notice.
A large assortment vt Ready-made Coffins kept at
all times. CaU and examine my stock and prices-
JelO dW tf IIOKCK.
WAGONS !
X It. PORTER & CO,
Are agents in this city lor tbe sale of .the'celttra'si
"South Bend Wagons,"
Made by Studebaker Bros. Tbey bava en band
good assortment, which will be replenished as fast s
needed. Tbey propose to aell at the nry lea si
Igures.
rlattianutb.Msrrh Ti-it
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