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LOCAL NEWS.
CLUDS rOR TUB UCIMLD.
To a Club of H ntu lubsa-ller! to the HiBAlo
toreneyear, reoeived on or b?fora th.j ljt of Janu
ary, ai! l th itm PjiIcH we wiil furnish
tli pper at i 00.
Any one seeding u a Hit of IS nu snb-criber
aaJ tS3 in money, on or before the 1st of January,
lets, shall receive lb UMALD lor on year tor
his trouble.
irewH famish the nanAUDand either Harper'a
Weekly, Monthly Magsain-; or Baiir to nets aub
oribera for to 0 par annum. Subscription price
to Harper- pubhestiooi U$l 00 each.
C3?"Tbe Swiss Bell lt'mgers were to be
at NebrasVh City last night.
C5TThe ferrj boats tit Omaha and Ne
braska City hare la'ul up for the winter.
rXT'The river closed at Omaha last
week.
5John Mitchell declines the Presi
denoy of the United Fenian Brotherhood.
5TPreparations are being made for
extending eidewalks up Main St. as far
as Sixth.
j5"Bfirne", at the Book Store, has a
quantity of the finest kind of holiday
preset ts.
fr-grJoseph K. Lamaiter, Collector of
Internal Revenue for Nehrasda, was in
the c'.ty lost week on business.
5Look out for ten dollar counterfeit
bills cn tho Third National Bank of
Philadelphia.
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5rThe Georgia convention ha9 adop- j
ted a memorial to Gen. Pope recommend- j
ng the removal of Gov. Jenkins.
3?"The City Council has decided to j
advertise for proposals for finishing the j
cut on Main btreet.
C5?"Mr. Claiborne, who is now running
the Ballevue Tinier, was in the city last
week assisting tho Band in their concert.
3TOur readets must excuse all short
earnings in this issue and the next on ac
count of the Holidays.
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ETlf you w'i6h to htar something
"rich, rare and racy," go to the Court
Il juae H ill next Monday evening.
(5TWe received a noticj to late for
our last issue of a festival to b . given on
Christmas evening, in Rock BIuST, for
the benefit of Rev. A. J S:triz. .
Asa Ynrr SATISFIED To tlttV IOT a
pound of Saleratus and only et 14 or 15
ounce", if not, then buy Bost Chemical
Salerat-n !
fjaorneliody in Kansas has killed a j
nild goo three fost six inchss from tip j
t j tip. It jie'ded over a pound of tic ;
feather. j
We undoritand tb;it wheat buyers will ,
commence operation next month. 1 here j
Uis been little done in this lino eicci na- !
vigat.cn closed. - j
5A11 notices and advertisements f.r .
t'le 1If.kalu next week mutbe har.Jed in ;
JMondiy evening, a the prwpcr will b-i '.
Tinted in advance of tin day of rubli- j
ction i
Cv?I i it not about time a ea-1 tv
-ued for a Republican State cooventi -m
to select Delegates to the !. tion d Con
Vention.
(siTThe Messrs. Doom intend opening
tbeir new store about the Srst or middle
t! February. Thfy.wil start eaa'c for
goods in a ehort time.
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5TMaj. D. II. Weeeler has oar thanks
for a ne Christmas turkey, one of the
nicest we have seen this year. The Maj.
always has a kindly remembrancs cf
printers.
C5"Judge Lake was to have teen here
last Mon Jay;to hold a short term of Court;
but a dispatch vras received from him
etating that he would not be here until
tLc second day of January.
0. F. Johnson, under tho old
Sheridan House, has a fine assortment of
New papers and Periodicals Ila pro
poses keeping this business up to tho full
Btan dard of the demand.
5TE'.i. Plummer, rq., of the House
of Clarr t Plummer, arrive.d from the
cast last week, where he has been pur
chasing another heavy stock of goods, j
Their new goods will be opened in a few !
days.
fSTMr Heagland Esq., of this county
hat just returned from Illinois where he
went sometime ago to obtain some very
fino imported stock. He brings with him
several animals of a very fine quality.
Pres$.
liulsue.- in the Land Office la
much more lively than usual at this
season of the year. Seven Homestead
entries were made yesterday, besides
the entry of SCO acres w.th college scrip
Press, 2lsf.
G2The Missouri Tiver is lower than
ever known before, being almost shallow
enough io ford in many places. The
Miasippi 13 also very lor. No boats
leave Cario for St. Louis which draw
orer three feet of water.
gTWe Lave, received a copy of a
new publication called the "Western
Book-Seller- published by the the West
ern News Company, Chicago. It is da
voted to literary notice?, ajj to keeping
its real ?rs. posted as to the whereabout
and doings of authors, nnd all other mat
ters of interest in this connection. It is
a monthly publication price one dollar
per annum.
"A bridge on the Missouri Valley R.
R. was burned on last Friday by some
malicious person, causing a slight acci
dent, the locomotive went into the creek
with the engineer on board, from which
he only received some slight bruises.
C5?"Congre8ional proceedings of the
19th report that in the Senate Senator
Thityer introduced a bill to provide for a
District Circuit Court of the United States
in Nebraska. Referred to the judiciary
committee.
C" The Southern Xebraskian has
changed hands Mr. Pierce having eo!d
the establishment to Mr. Edward Sachse
The new editor seems to b3a vcrv intclli
gent ond spicy writer, and is eminent
ly sound on politics.
CA Mr. Maritz, ofRichardson coun
ty, raised 643 bushels of corn on five
acres of ground last summer. We do
not know what was the largest yield per
aero in this county, but we do dnow that
Hon Samuel Maxwell's crop of 70 acres
averaged 75 or 80 bushels per arce.
C3?"Seo new advertisement of J. M.
Ilinchman, suscessor to Donclan Ilinch
oian. Mr. II. has a complete stock of
everything in the line, and is a thorough
ly competent druggist and gentleman
Iy alesman. Don't forget to call if
you want fresh and pure articles.
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5r"Frank Dalton (the man who was
arrested Saturday evening for raising a
disturbance in tho billiard La'l) was
brought before Recorder Dorrington
Monday morning an 1 finded $43 and
cvti amounting in all to $r0- We
rather thLk be will keep quite for a few
dtvs
JA purse of $150,000 has been
raised to start a new Democratie organ
in Chicago, for the purpose of superced
ing the Tim s. Tho Tuntz sees no good
results to be gained by battling against
the inevitable aqual civil and political
rights for all men and the Democracy
aro determined to kill it.
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7"Staude & Aud era on are closing
out their immense stoci of goods ut cx
ceedinly low pries. See new advertise
ment. This firm has always had the
name of selling very low, but wo can as
sure our readers that they have now ro
duced the'pricj on every article in their
store. Cull nnd see them 60on if you
want bargains.
"We received yesterday Dr. Phiiip
O'Hanlon's complimen'a with an invita
tin to meet him at the next term cf our
District Court tickets t?n thousand dol
larj. The price is prelty high; but we
shall be there. To speak plainly, Dr.
O'llanion Ins sued us for libel, and lay3
I. is damages at ten thou3ind dollars.
Repu'i'tci i.
("p"Judge Goo. B. Lake has bcn ap-pT-n'e
l Judje for the U. S. Court fur the
District cf N'jhr.mktv. This leivos a va
cancy in the St-conJ Judicial District to
be Gilcd by appointment of the Governor.
The llepuKlicxn says it h.'is heard the
nanios oT Jo'iri II. S.ihler r.ni E. Esta
brook ment'onid as suitable persons to
succeed Judgo Lake. There are two or
t! re j 1 isvyers down in thii p irt of the
dlstr.et cither of v.hom could fill the
n'.ftoo with credit.
rri?"A kind cf general row occurred at
the b'.lliard Jiall of Mr. R-jweu last Sat
nrdaj nig'it in ".finch revolvers and brass
knuckles" were exhibited quite freely.
Marshall Murrhy wa3 on hand and soon
hal tho originator of the difficulty in
limbo. An attempt was made to prevent
the crres'; but SLeriS" Johni-on and W.
Mickelwait, Esq., soon convinced the
crowd that tho safest plan was to allow
the Marshall to perform his duty.
f57"The Brass Band concert was well
attended last Friday and Saturday even
ings. The playing wa3 excellent and
shows that the boysjeomposing the Band
are determined to bo second to none in
the State. Tho concert was interspersed
with short theatrical performances, wh'ch
wera executed with much skill. We
havo not learrcJ what the receipts of
the two evening were, but from the ap
parent expense which they incurred in
fixing up the stago and scenery we judge
the profits will not bo very large.
Gen Livingston's lecture was one
of the finest of the season. He handled
his subject 'Geclegy" in a masterly
manner, nnd the audience appeared to
be carried along with the speaker through
all the various changes which this mun
dana sphere has been subject to from the
time the process of formation commenced
up to the presrnt, and the imagination
was then directed to tho speculative fu
ture. We cacnot ppeak too highly of
this class of lectures or of the minds that
givo them shape.
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GiTTbe New Haven Palluleum tells a
story of a boy wbo was sent from one of
tho rural districts to that city recently,
with a bag of potatoes to dispose of to
the best advantage. Tho boy was gone
all day, and returned at night with fhe
bag unopened which ho dumped on the
floor.
"There's Your Potatoes," said he "go
and sell I cannot."
"Sold anf" wasjasked.
" No; I'vo been ail over New naven
with them, and nobody said any thing
concerning potatoes. Two or three fel
lows acked me what I had in my bag and
I told them it was none of tbeir busi
ness what it was!"
The boy is not unlike hundreds of mer
chants who will promtply call him a fool
for not telling what he had to sell.
They are actually doing the same thing
on a much larger scale than did that boy
by not advertising their business.
tl'I'J placo of a lecture next Monday
evening, there will be a scries of readings
before the Library Association. Several
of our citizens who hav talent in thU
line have consented to take part in these
readings, and we can tell you some of
them will amuse and instruct the audi
ence beyond all expectation. Don't fail
to be present or you will miss a "good
thing."
A Migtit Difference..
"To the ojp.ce.rs of the Union Fair; The
undersigned, your Special Committee on
Sewing Machines, report: That it was
agreed, by the Agents representing the
two competing Machines, to render to
yeur committee, in writing, the peculiar
points on which they based their claim of
superiority, and in testing the machines
each point was to be taken separately,
and after a fair trial, adjudged to the best
of our abi.ity. Each Agent presented his
claims in due form. For the Willcox &
Gibbs Machine, thirty five distinct claims
were made for its superiority, all of
which, on a thorough and impartial trial,
were sustained! For competing double
thread Machine, but ten were present,
two of which were sustuned. (Signed)
S. D. Tucker, L. C. Champney, J. Whie -
lock, JCDGES.''
LAND FOR SALE.
Three hundred and twenty acres, bo
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 ot Ash
land. School House and Post Office near
at Land.
For. terms, address or enquire of C. F.
WILLIAMS, at the Telegraph office,
Plattsmouth, Neb, declw5
Desirable Property for Sale-
One dwelling noue, witn seven roams,
cellar, barn, and 4 acres of ground well
set with fruit trees, shrubbery, Ac.
D. Marquette.
Enquire of S.Duke Agent myl6
(7"For Sale One of Lamb's superior
knitting machines thej only kind made
that widens and narrows. Enquire at
this office.
"5?"Any person hving for rent a
small piece of land from tcii to fifty
acres with a comfortable house on it,
can find a good and permanent tenant by
applying nt the Herald office- tf.
DR. M- H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST-
Wi'l 1j work in his line on short notice.
JCJ-Offlce with Dr. Livingston.
July C.
Plattsmoutli Lodge Ho- G, A- P. &
A.M.
Roi'I irommntiications 1-t acd 3! Mondays ofcich
mo'ita, at G 1 2 v'ciocic, p. in.
E. T. D'JKE, W. 51.
W. II. AN'DEUSON". SrC.
Nebraska Chapter No- 3, It A- M.
Krsnl.tr convocations 2 1 a.n 4th TuitJjy of
i h lafulh, at 6 I 2 o'clock P tu.
1. U. WHEELER, II. P.
O. C. CCTTS, Scs.
I. 0 0. F.
I'l it!c LiidVe, So. 7, meets every Saturrt.ay e7enlDg
t Hie C.iurt lloi:s.' Huli. Hf.it!ii o oilier Lo'igos
irir rrfp-ct fill !y li.vittiito Tisit this Lolge.
Kyororof 1 . P. G ASS, S. Q.
31. McE-WAtN.rice. Suc'y.
I. 0- G. T.
rtejrjlnr moctiag s every Friday evening. Trareiing
Ttiiiiiarx respectfully invitt-il.
VM. L,. WELLS, W.C.T.
VM R. MATTII3, W. 9.
fAM I.11. CHAPMAN, Lodge Pputy,
I'iTl :XCEL?!OK DC REELODRE, No. 1. Plaits
niou,h, h'l re'ilji- lotting on tbe tbird Wednes
(iay f MiinS! of tfch lucnin.
Ilro d. M CHAPMAN, W D T.
Bro. V. L. Wnw, W D S
Si ter E. J. Jo.tlu meRt, W D V T.
5--rAaOF i ITI LODGE No. R, Mt. Fle:.ut,
bol-is leuia' metinpii pverv Saturday evriiina
Br.i E. A KIKKPaTRICK, W C. T.
H. T. HIMillKS. W 3.
Bio F. I. TiMBLI.V, Lod,'e Deputy.
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
Regular meetinF first Tues iny of every month,
at 7 p. ro , at the office of D II Wheeler
Rev. GEO. C. BVTT3.
D W Wheeler, Clerk. . Ciiairraaa.
ESTRAY KOTICI2S
TAKEN UP by rue sul-riter, ce-tr the Piatie riv
er Perry, me largv Lrint cow, f.inw or t"n yoars
old ruiur iiut..tjiKi&t:.
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TAKEN L'P y tbe su! sor.ber, at hi! r- dence at
Weeping Wit tar Precinct. Dec. 12, 1S67, one heifer,
two year o'd past, white, with alim h rn. No oih
ermirk. . CHAi. s-PUHN.
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TAKES TP Hie sabscriher at his residence in
Oreopolia Precinct. Dec. 12, Jrt7, one mare roll, one
yiir old next fprintf, buy color, wi:h while stripe
in tUe foreli"ad, both bind feet white; norther mark;
also, one horse of a hay co:r, blind in th right eye,
nppo'rd tJ be tbout J6or 17 ) e:rs old, and the
le't bind foot white: nj oLher marks.
dc2Cw5 HENRY STl'LL.
TAKtN UP by the nub crib r, four miles wwt
of I'l.itt-m ,uih, on the 24th dy of Noveniter, 15C7.
one while heifer, with red ear., with br.anl mi rlt
l.ip resembling the le:tr "D," mppose l lo he twa
year- old lat Slay. THUS. TllOMAd.
aecl9wi
TAKEN UP by the subscriber, jtix mile wet of
Flattnioaih, on the 5th day of December, 1667, one
yearlin heifer, a brownish ro in color, a b rand
reselmbiing the letter t." on left hi ; also, one
y-Hrlmrf Ktecr, spotted red and mhife
dJtl'JwS ABRAHAM HALL.
TAKEN UP by the subscriber, in sight Mile Grove
Precin t, one bay bor-e colt, ruppoftd to be two
veurs old last sprint;; fcur white fe , n , other marks.
decl95 W. R. MATP1ELD.
TAKKX CP ty the f nh-e. H er. in Kight Mile Gn ve
Pi ecinct, on the JOth of Dee., 1SC7, one white steer,
black nrck, white .-pn in face, black on i Rr-, crop
and im.l' rbit off right ear; supposed tu be two years
eld last spiirg. Also, on- black fteer, crop and
shallow- fork olTleft er, supposed to te n-' etr o'd
la.t jprira-. JOHM RAUI1I.
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TAKKN CP, by the su.scr;ber, at bis premises in
Louisville Precinct, Cas County, Nebraska . on the
Sih lay of November, 1467, two Calves, four ,r nee
months old each.' On; ia a heifer, and of a red
color. The othe" is whi'e. No uiark or 1t.hi It.
JO.i AMI.
Louisville, Kov. 14, 1S67. uc.liwS
TAKEN U." by the tubocriber. Hvinfr In Mt.
Pleasant precinct, one estray yearling ..eifcr, cf a
brown color, narki'd by crop irotn -ach ear.
Nmv.23J lc67 deciwj JOli.S F. BUCK.
TAKEN CP by the subscriber, at his premises, la
Loaioville i t ecinct, ass couiuy, Nebraska, on tbe
26'b day cf Nov., 1&67, u light bay Mare c,t sop
po?ed to be abnt S years old. ba a looj while strip
la forehead; feet, tail and run no ar black.
UK . W. TlluHNDIKE.
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TAKEN UP by tbe e bscrib. r at bis pr mises in
Louirviile p-ecinct. Cass co'inty, Ntb a-k, on the
231 day ol Nov. 1&67, one bay mare celt, supposed to
be three years old, has tald face, u ether marks.
JOHN INUELDEB.
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TKEN UP by the ondcsiunril at his residence in
Eizht Mil Grove precinct, Cass county, .Nebraska,
on the 15th day of Nov., 167, one yearlir g alecr, of
whit ' and red color, witn red heaa and ceck. and
marked witb a slit ia right ear. U tX. 8. Rl'BT,
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S30,000 WORTH OF GOODS!
We are now closing out our entire stock of
PALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Printed Delaines, all wooll Delaines, Cashmeres, French Meri-
noes, and a full stock of
WY be:
Flannels, all kinds; also Bleached Cottons, Brown Cottons,
Denims, Stripes, Checks, (Jinghams, and all kinds of
Cotton Goods at exceedingly
LOW PKICES.
A full and complete stock of Nubias, Hoods, &c. A full stock
of Ladies' Shoes, all qualities. Men's and Women's
Buffalo Overseoes; also Boots &. Shoes, Hats
& Caps.
ai nice stock of Clothing. Groceries of every description.
(JWe invite the citizens of this and adjoining counties to call and examine our
stock. Aa we wish to close Oct our stock, we will sell Lower than the Lowest.
STAUDE & ANDERSON.
Notice to Builders,
NEBRASKA. STATE CAPITOL
Fca'ed Pioposals for the execution of the several
I'e-cri lions .f Artificers Works necessary in the
erection of the new tate Hou.-e of Nebraska, to e
built at Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska- Paid
Proposals wilt be received by the Superintendent at
bis oRice at Lincoln, on or before the 11th day of
January, l5tS. at 1 J eVIock, noon, and will be sub
ject to the approval of the Commissioners in accord.
ance wi'.u an Act entitled au Act 'To provide Tor the
locatio i of the Seat of Government of tbe tat of
N brabka, and for the e ertionof Public Ouil lings
thereat, approved June 14th, 1S07."
The plans and specifications may be seen on and
after the loth day of November, 1S67, in t e office of
tb' uierintenleut at Lincoln.
All Proposals must be accompanied by written
agreement and bonds at not less than double the
coutrsct price, with sureties to b' ai piovd by the
Commissioners, and conditioned for the faithful per
formance of Ibe contraci on or before the 1st day of
September. 1868.
The Commissioners reserve ti e right to nject any
and all bid?, if in their judgment th'-y are too high.
JOHN MOUrUS,
Aichitect arid Superintendent.
1 1th of October, 1367. 3 n
Demorest's Monthly Magazine-
Universally acknowledged the Model Parlor Mag-
I Be of Ain 'riC't ; devoted to original sto ios,
lvenis, nkerche, arcliitec ure and mod l cottages,
biuseliold matters, pms of thought, personal and
literary gesip. (including special Ue artuirnls on
faabion-) luxtructh ns oil bvai'.b, mu-ic, amue-tn-nls,
et ;., by the best auth rs, and profusely il-lu-trated
with e st!y engiavings (fuil size) u.-eful
and reliable patten. , euibroi.leries, and a constant
sucresKion of artitis novelties, with othtr useful and
entertaiuinu 1 t'-r;ilute.
No peron of reliueuient, economical bou-ewiff,
can alio d to o without the Mode' Mouth y. Single
coj.i,'!", i5 I ents ; back nuuib-rs as specimen 10
ruuti; eiih-r mailed, free. T'-aily. $:, with a val
usible preniuni ; two copies, $3 f ; three copit-s,
7 6'i ; five copi. s. (12, aud splemliJ premiums for
clubs, at $3 e.tch, with tbe rtr3t pre.u iuuis to each
subscriber.
A nw Wheel-r St Wlhon S w ing Machine for 20
subscribers at $3 o.ch. Addre-s.
W. JE.NXI.VGa DEMOHE-T,
473 Itrcaiway, New Vork.
Pemorest's Morith'y and Toung Amirlca to
g thei , $4, with the premiums tor ach.
Probate IVolice.
No!i;e is hereby give:i tha' J. I. Krcwn, admin-
istrat'T fif ihe estate of ieo. L- tiile ,n dec d. has
this day made a;'!'eatlin to makr Cul si-ttletneut
f his Hilmi iti a-.ion ul saiu e-i ile. I lie l.ourt wi 1
bear ;ail sett enifut on the 2':b J iy of December
1;J'J7, at wi.ich titae a'.l persons tut .rested can p-
tear.
ti.ven under my band iliis'.'.in .iiy ol November
1&67. W. t GAC;K Probate Judge.
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REAL BSTAT
D. H. Wheeler & .
Real Estate Agen s.
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.,
Offer for sale tbe following Heal Estate.
Sec. T'p K .' i -e
East half northeast quarter 22 12 11 SO
West half northwest quarter 23 1'J 11 SO
South half northeast quart- r 3i 12 12 60
N'orrh half southeast quarter 82 12 li 60
Northeast quarter 14 11 13 I6U
Southwest quarter . 82 11 11 lf
West hlf souihi-ast quarter 82 11 11 SO
North half southeast quarter 16 1U 14 SO
West half northeart quarter 3 11 11 80
Northwest quarter northwest qr 13 12 IS 4t
West half south west quarter 12 12 IS
Eat half soulhea-t quarter 4 10 13 S
Southwest quarter southeast quarter 4 l' 13 4
?outh half noithwest quartei- 12 12 12 5 I
Northwest quartet 2 12 12
East hi! f -outhwest quarter 13 10 If
North hilf sou'he:tst quarter 10 10 13 SO
North half Sou' hivest q tarter 10 10 13 SI
West half n .rthwe-t quarter 3 II 11 St
Northeast q:t:irter 21 12 12 ibtl
ITndivbled half southwest qu irter 23 II 12 6
East half northwest quarter 1 II 12 s'
Northwest quarter northeast quarter 1 11 12 4
Lots in the city of Plattsmout .
Lot Block lt Block Lot B' ik
6 22 12 94 5 13
8 2S 9 6
6 3(i 8 S3 rl 56
li) f,7 10 0 B 92
9 123 1 12 4 12
4 6 81 3 J9
Tbe north half of 8 47
East half of blocks 1, 4. 7, 8 and 10.
sonmna i oi oioca a.
Lots 6 anil 7 in block 5.
u.sth,ire...liiinii'1 tcvncliln 11 n. n -A 14 I
ares under lence, 1 I 2 story frame bouse, good w
an I spring, and rihkI running wafer, flcnty of tt'
ber fr Ore-wood. rtce3,loo.
Sale of School Lands
Postponed.
To those whom it may concern : Notice is here
by j run. tba: in consequence of recent in.'trnrtii n
received from ih' Mate Land Commissioner, to the
effect tha-, na the I'epartmtit at Washington has
not as yet coulirmel tbe title to sections 16 and 3t
f the Mat", nciih"' ha eonfirined the title to oth.-r
l.m Is selected ia lienor sections lti and So which
had b"in s',. ; the iale would ntessarily have to
be def''r i ed unl.l s ich conSrmation is made. I there
fore hereby give nctice of the indefiuitc tstpora'
ment of sa J .sale of lands and of tbe withdrawal
frorr .ublic-' lion the notice of said sale. In witness
whereof 1 hereunto set my hand and official seal at
my efflce in Plattsmouih on this 9th dav cf December,
A.D. 1666.
B. SPCRI.OCK.
Clerk Cass County, Nebraska.
December 13, 13t7. w5
PI AN OS PIxVNOS,
Organs,
MEL O PEONS.
J. JflUELsLslaK,
COUTCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Dea'er in the celebrated Steck McCaaimon pjanca,
and Oihcr Musical Iastrumer.ts.
tJAll Instruments wsrraucl five r'ln.
oc:21 ly
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Add.-eSj UAKPKit &. HP.OTI1EHS,
Franklin Square, New York.
1ST W
JEWELRY STORE
The eubs.oriber hsvinr purchased the Red Eloi s cn
2d street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citizens of P!attsmuutU and
vicinity, that be has refitted the store and opened a
large stock of
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Por Ladies. Gents, Children, and the rest of man
kind, at d is prepared tJ do all kinda of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In the best manner, and would be happy to serve bis
old and as many new customers as may give him
Ih ir patronage, assuring then) of their wotk well
done, at moderate prices, and on short time. Ihe
stock, enibracit'g uvory variety -f goods usually kept
at a nrt-class jewelry Store, will be sold a low
prices, and warranted of best workmansLip and
material. He has a' so a small stock ef
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be replenished from time to time, and
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently lo
cated in this city, I respectively solicit a share of pa
tronace, and cordi illy invite all to call and exato ne
tbe stock on hand, aa we would be p'.eased to serve
you, and do not ask yon to buy unless we c :n make
it for your interest to patronize us.
dec27tf E. H. EVTON.
B Q. W. COLVIN,
OAK 6TREET, ... PLATTSMOCTU,
Two blocks northwest ol Brick chooI-Uouse.
Private rooms furnised if desired. Either day
board or with lodgings at reasonable rates.
Jan li d if.
BniLLCOX&IBBS
I OUIIiiU llrrilimblllllL
I J The Champion! j I jof 136 first pro-
llmiums in two! If j seasons.
U "Its seam isCaVjstronger and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"Judges' Beport of the Grand Trial."
Send for the r' Report," and Samples of
work, containing' both kinds of stitches on
tbe same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. COHXELL & CO., Oenl Agents,
IBS LakO Bt . Cbleafl.
F. 1J- 1 ODl;.
deelSyl Agent. P'attsmoucr., Neb
Energetic Men and Ladies wanted to can.
tass for the
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
OFTHS
BOOKS of the BIBLE,
By Pro. CaUin E. Slowe, D. D.
Show1! ft what tbe Bible I not; what it is, and bow
to u-e it; tracing the history of each book np to ita
origin wit.ii the inspired aa.'hors, and completely
BUswerinc ail I Q4el savils an t oljectiora to the
Scripture It ! a-i ordinary !ibrar of Bib ical His
tory in a single volume, brief, e ear, accurate, con
clusive and hJnly lu'ereHin A roier piece of
common sense. It is n"eded in every family where
the liible is read, as well aa by every Mbbath
.-thool teacher, student and clergyman, and beiuz
the only book on the subject ever pubii-bed or fol.l
in this country, agents can easily see the advant.ipe
of canvassing for ibis wo k. end for c rculars con
tainiBK notices and indorsements from leading min
isters of all denominations. Address
ZEIGLER. UcCCRDTaCO.
i rovTiul Vo. US Olive Street, Bt. Lonts, Mo.
CITY BAKERY
AND
CONFECTIONERY,
P. STADELMANN,
BREAD. CAKSS. PJKF, RCSK, Ste ,
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times.
would tn vi te especial attention to me ia'
have fl'.Ud up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In csnneetion aith the Bakery, where you can be
accommodated ut all times.
Wedding par ies supplied on sh.irt notice with
anything in the line of Confectionery or Pastry.
Call and see me. j1'
PROSPECTUS OF THE
"NEBRASKA STATE
JOURNAL."
The undesigned proposes to esUblish a Weekly
Newspaper at Lincoln City, the Capital ot the State
of Nebraska, to be called "Tne Nebraska Mate Jour
nal." the first Usue ef which will be about tbe 1st of
October. 136T
The whole outfit f.-r the Office will be entirely new,
and will embrace - good Jjb Ortice, as well aa the
News Dei ar.nieut. Havi ig had much experience In
Journalism, and bcin one of the first settlers in
Nebraska; consequently bein well acquainted with
the wants of the people, aud the resources cl the
State, we flatter ouiself that we cau give general
satisfaction in the enterpiise.
The "Journal' wiil advocate Republicin princi
ples, but will be conducted on an independent scale,
aud will be courteoui to all parties and sects.
Returning our thanks to our old friends and pa
t rons, we trust 'hey will assist us in this new enter
ptise.
TbiRMS $2.00 per annum In advance.
JACOb 1AW30N.
Probate Notice
Notice is hereby Riven thnt all claims aeainst the
estate of 11. J. Palm-r, dee'd, must be on tile in this
office on or before the
20fA icy of it ARCH, A D lS6e
at which time said claims wi.l be determined upon.
Given u ider my hand thts 13th d iy of September,
A1?0T JOHN W. MARSHALL,
,epl9 6w Trobate Judge.
NOTICE.
JAMES O'NEIL is my authorised Agent for the
collection of all accounts due the undersigned for
mfir.i crv;.-..-- I,, rrint will be valid for the
payment of any monies on said accounts.
AUgUit !, 130'. A- i.j,v.., .
G R. McCALTjUM,
Manufacturer of and dealer in
S.iddlesand nniess,
Of every description, wholesale and retail. No. 130X
Main street, between 5lh and 6ih streets, Nebraska
City. J'1S
PALL TRADE 1867.
PRATT & FOX,
Importers and Manufacturer!' Agents of
HARDWARE 5 CUTLER
V
J
Large stocks of American Screw Co. Screws, Ames'
shovels ai.d Spades, Douglas' Manu.acturing Co.
Edge Tools, American Table Cutlery, ct:i Pcct
et Cutlery.
Agents for HERRING'S SAFES,
Forsyth's Scales and Trucks
Order! Ullel at Factory p.ieea.
Oidert ejlicked.
PE ATT & FOX,
Cor. Main and Washington Are.
p3 8m 6T. LOUIS, MO.
Tremendous
EXCITEMENT !
n. IIEKAL.D
Has moved into bis new brick binding on the I -nerof
Main street and Levee, wheie be is laily re
ceiving large additions to bis already extensive
stock of
GROCERIES
AND
He offers the very best of bargain! to customers,
and requests a call from those who want anything in
his line to test tb advantage! In prices with those
a f othen.
Remember the
BRICK CORNER,
and give hi ji a call If yoo wish to boy cheap.
Dot 2
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St., - - Plattsmocth.
I am prepared to accommodate tbe public wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a nice Hearse,
On short notice and reasonable terms. A Hack will
run to steamboat landing, and to all parti of the
city when desired.
mr2 J. W. SUAKNOJf.
W. D. GAGE. W. R. DAVIS.
CENTRAL STORE.
Dry-Goods,
Groceries,
Provisions,
COOTS and SHOES,
Main Street, two doors above Fourth,
V beri the public may find
THE BEST OF GOODS,
and prices as low as can be f und in tbe e ty.
We return flunks for the liber.,1 patronage we
ave .eeeivea, man nop ui merit its ciatinuat.ee.
Ort. T, OA-JE k DAT!?.
IS.
An Old 9ons Set toalferf turi
nsr 1367. -3
Jupring approaches
jnf and RoiicheM
from their knlsi wnosl,
And Mice and Rat
In tjAts of lalt,
tally tkif aioW.
18 yean established In 5. T. City.'
'Only infallible remedies Hows."
"Krw from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family.
"Bats come oat of tbeir boles to die."
Costar's Rat, Boach &c, Exterm
Is a paste used for KaU, X'ici, JCoacfit,,
Mack and Hid Ants, dc.
Costar's Bed-Bug Exterminator'
Is a liquid or wssli us. d to destroy, in?"
also as a preventive for Bed-Bug, tts.
Costar's Electric Powder for
Insects
I for Moth, Monqnitott, J-leas, Bed Bugt
Ineectt on J'lanU, t'utu, Animals, dto.
t ! Bkwars ! ! ! of all worthies! imitations
SC?-Ste that 'CorTB,V uame i! on each
Bottle and Flask be ore you Luy.
Address
Henry It. Costar,
4tH Broadway, New Terh.
J- Sold In Plattsmouth, Nebraska, by BlasJ
Buttery & Co., and O F Juhoun, and ail DM(atjt
aud Ketailen everywhere.
CO ST A IV 8
CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN SALVE.
For Cats, Burns, Biuires, Wounds, Bolls, Canesrs,
Broken Breasts, Sore Nipnles, HleeJili(f, Blind and
Painful Piles, Scrofulous, Putrid and lll-c ndition.
Sores, Ulcers, Glandular dwellings, r.ruptioB, Cutsr
neous Affections, Ringworm, tcb, Corna, Buoioas.
Chilblains, &o; Chapped Hands, Lips, Ac; Bitea f
Spiders, Insects, Animals, drc.
w3.Boxes, 2- cents, SO cnts and $1 sizes.
Sold bv all Druegists everywhere
And by 11 UT K. COSTAK, Dept 414 Bro a.
Way, N. Y.
.AndbyO. P. Johnson, and Bliok, Batlsss tt
Co., Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S
CKiriRtAb
Corn Solvent:
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, e.
Box.-s 25 cents, 60 cents and $1 sit?!.
gS?ifl.l by all Onigjjists eve-y where.
nd by HKN'RY R. COSTA It, Depot 4a4 Bread,
way. N. T.
iTAnd by Black, Bu'tcry k Co. and 0- F. iekstr
iqd, piattsmo'Ub, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S
Ra-PA RATION O
Bitter Sweet h Orange
Blossoms.
FOR BEACT1FT1SC THE COMFLIXIOH.
T'sed to soften and beauti'y tbe Skin, relieve
Freckles, Pimples, eruptions, c.
Ladies are now using it in preference to all othersx
Bottles tl.
J33old by all Drnttgist! everywhere,
And by HENRY K. CoH TAR, Depot 4S4 Breas
way, N Y.
t3FAnd by O.F. Johnsen aad Blaek, Balrerf 0
Co , Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S
PKCTORAaV
Cough Remedy.
For Cougbs. Colds, Ifoarsebees, Sore Throat, Croup,
WhropinK Cougt, Influenza, Asthma, Consumption,
Bronchial Affectioi.! and all Disease! of tbe Throat
and Lunps.
Boxei 23 cent! 50 cents and tl liiei
A3?old by all DraKKh-ts everywhere.
And by HENRY K. COSTAK, Depot 484 Broad
way. N. Y.
sT-Aud by Black, Buttery Ce and O. T. Joa
son, Plattsmouth, Ii'tbraska,
COSTAR'S
CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS,
A UNIVERSAL. DINNER flLiv.
For Nervous and Sick Headache-, Costtvrnei., fndl-g-siion,
vjnpep.fa, B;iliou3ness, Cuostipatidar, Diar
rhea, Colics, Ubills Fevers and general deraogf menr
of the Dizestive Organs.
Boxes -23 rents. 50 cen's and tl .je
ttBJgold by all Druygists everywhere.
: And by UtMlf K. COsTAU, Depot 4S1 Broad
war, N Y.
And by O t. Johnwni and Black, But'sry 4
Co I P::i-nctt!i, 'et-rajlta. avplttSs.
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