Nebraska Newspapers

    LO OA T. ' -s J : WK-
("Tbe city of Omahafiis heon divid
ed iato tiirse eection precincts.
M. Iloak. M,iyor of fh?ynne,
was In Nebraska City we .it.
gS7Mc5srs. MiFquott. Clark, Pottfngpr
and Erwin r.r in Omfihn attending Su-
prema court.
C57H9n- John Gillespie, State Audi
tor, was in the city last Friday. He re
turned to Omaba Saturday morning.
(irlhe cars on the li. & M. K. K. row
run to Woodburn, eighteen mile west of
Chariton and ten miles past cf 0ce!a
frTThe District Conrt in Otoe county
lias been adjourned to the third Monday
ind.rcb.
'&We have received from th-? pub
lishers a copy of that invaluahlft com
panion of every well informed American.
Tho Tribuue AlniaDac for 18(5S.
gSfllon. John Taffe, member of Con
ferees "from this State, nnd lion. T. W.
Ti" 3, Senator, each have our thanks for
tt jts in the fhape of public documents.
(p5"Tojtmen were charged one dollar
"each for crossing hs river at Nebrassa
'City tho day before the river closed.
Pretty steep.
"(TThe first real winter wheather
this season commenced on Monday morn
ing last. It had been c!d enough to
pass for winter before that, but wo had
no enow up to that time
("The Brownville Adttrii-er ha Fet
nr. art a few colmuns for an "Agricultural
Der artmant,'' with the name of that
staunch friend of Nebraska's material
interests R. W. Furnas as editor.
CJacob Vnllery, Eq., has purch.'d
the entire interest in this city of Messrs.
Staude & Anderson in tho mercir.tilb
business. IIe,will open in a f -w days
60 .Owrrns. tlicy aro through invoicing.
m -
i"S3nie boys in.lir'-wnville iiifiictei! .1
ectcra woun 1 upon Mr. Karsman of that
city while throwing email stones with
slings. One of the stones hit him within
nn inch of tht eye. We learn frra the
Jonrna'..
C5?"A mm stopping bin paper, wrote to
the editor: ''I think folks ottent spend
their munny for p-ipur. my daddy Jiiltnt
nnd every body rts he w ia tvn moat in
tclligentet man in tha country r.-J bed
the smartest fusuilj cf -.U that rver
du;ed talur."
gTChief Ju-tico M:ison started to
Omaha to sit 0:1 the Supremo b -nch, !mt
arriving at Cour.cil I'iulT-t he reccit 1 a
telegram that hi father was Ivinir at tho
point of u?th in New Yor'i, and hs
mediately took the cirs for rhut p".ac'.
(J"A womfili wa burned to death in
Omaha last week by the carclf's hatid!ir:
of Kerosene oil. She wa filling a laii.p
by th.? li.l.t of a cur.dle, when the si',
i-aitel, setting firs to her jtt.in- nnd
tiurnci her so bcdly that she tiled in a
few hours.
iTA correspondent of the r.rnwr.vil'.e
J.mrni! is giving a series cf letters to the
pub'ii: containing sketches of the carlv
s ttlcrs fin 1 b'story of that cjimty. It i
a good thing, nr.d sneste to our n.lnd
the propriety of some one who is ac
juainted with tin early day in C: t! o
inz tho some thing here.
CTVVe new have a regular itcin;zr
at Ashland and cr.e at Rock B'.uflV.
Cannot seme magnanimous person at
Weeping Wartr, f.nd at Mt. Pieuar.t,
and at other localities in this and ad
joining counties, volunteer to keep people
posted in regard to nffairs in their re
pectire localities?
C57"Ve have giren the rcaCers cf the
IlEKALD.Tduricg the past year, an averng.;
of nearly two and a half colunine of Va
matter per week; making in all about
one hundred and thirty columns of matter
Talating to local affairs. Beside this we
have given them en aveiage of about
twelve columns weekly of po'.i'icil, news
nnd miscellanious reading, making fr
the year a total of about .scien hundred
and fifty column of reading matter, equal
to an ordinary book of 120J pncs and
all for the trifling sum of ."?2. 51. II jw
many of our citizens are unwilling to pay
that small sum of money for so large an
amount of read'-ng matter, with such a
largo proportion of it relating to the.r
own local affairs. We have a few more
sheets of blank paper v.hich we would
like to print for tin benefit of somebody.
JWo learn from reliable sources
that the leading men of Omaha have ex
pressed themselves in favor of haviDg the
St, Louis, CLilicothh & Omaha It. R.
vross the river at this cty and go up on
h"u fide. We are pleased to hear thu,
tiot only because it is advantageous to
sjs nnd strengthens the chances of this
routo, but becr,ua it is a movo in the
right direction to effectually kill the seo
tional feelinp which has emised so much
turmoil in cur State. With R. R. con
nection between Omaha and tho cities
eouih of the Platte, a large proportion of
this north and south Platteeeling will be
done away with. U is of no small im
portance to Omaha, as well as this city,
that this route should be adopted, for
the reason that she will then be the recipi
ent, of all freights passing from the
South Platte country " over the Pacific
road instead of having them go to Coun-'
cil Bluffs by way of the C. B. fc St. Joe
R. R., ai thsy must do without a road
crossing PiiHe rirer.
irTThs result of the election in Nem'it
hn count v on th i!uir of couttv bonds
t. .' ih bni'rlinovn. railroad westward
m (tiil in doubt.- The "victory idtclairnca
'n wavs.
C"A'oont sis or e;jht inches of snow
fell !ift Mond;iy ianc Monday nipht, and"
what '11 the mot sing'ilir of all it is nut
drifted. The sl-izhing is excellent: and
jridginw by th emt:tDt masic of bell,
somebody is improving it.
C5"Citizer.s of Cite, Nemaha, John
am, Lancaster and other counties are in
vited to be present nt the Railroad meet
ing at the Court House in this city, on
Saturday, January ISth. Prominent
speakers from abroad will address the
meeting. Newt.
CTbe following named persona were
chosen at Nebraska City to represent the
Democracy of this State in the Demo
cratic National Convention:
G jo.. L. Miller, of Douglas.
Geo. N. Crawford, of Douglas.
ChtP. Porter, of Burt. : " '
John Black, of Cas?.'- '
J. Sterling Morton, of Otoe.
Peter Smith, of Richardson.
Farewell. Farewell is a lonely sound
and its echo has caused many a sad heart
but none would feel saddened but rather,
he greatly cheered and benefitted by say
ing farewell to'all kinds of Soda nnd Sal-
eratus except D. B Dc Land & Co 's Best
Chemical Salera'us. which will scatter
rays cf sunshine and happiness in every
household when properly used, being al
ways uniform and perfect.
"5T"Aiflxundr Majors, Eq., is to ' ad
dress the people of Oton County on Rail
road and other important matters on the
J Sth inst., at tht; Court Iloue in Nebras
ka City. We understand that the prin.
eipal part of his discourse is to be in re
lation to st north and south Railroad in
Nebraska. It is expected that he will
speak in this city soon on the same sub
ject.
"CluTk & Putnmer have just re
ceive 1 another large f"tock of goods, em
bracing almost everything tnat yo-j can
call for. It is considered astonishing by
some people how this firm manages to sell
so many good; but when you take into
consideration the fact that their goods are
all frrsh and of tne latest styles, and are
old at each very low prices, the mystery
is salved. Cill and see their new stock.
C"A friend of the Herald, as well as
a friend of tho loeal interests of Rock
I ; 1 u - . 1 t 1 ii r
iiuij,. ii'is . rrtjfn'!u ii our ciiu ic-f
i'erns from that locality. Wo fco.e he
will not weary in well doing, but will
ki.ep the people thoroughly posted in re
gard to Hock EiiilM nfiairp; nnd not only
t;;e nfuiirrt of the town, but tbe country
surrounding. ti) far as he can. Ii would
not be a bud id:i to have a few more
readers of the IlraAt.D in that lecali'y.
$f3 'A detrustive Cre occurred in
Omaha lt M mday morning. The fire
originated ij the store house occupied by
Wyman c Eherhart, and consumed five
biiildirgs. Tho losses, as e-timated;by
tr.fl Ii yul luai, amonnt to about $15,
010. The principal sotT rersare Wyman
L Eheihnrt loss $2,400; Timmeit Bien
dorf loss $2,000; Hyles & Fink loss
1,000; Br.tce i. Jones lo.s not given;
.I. E. Bruce JL Son loss $1,000; Wend
heim & Teney loss about $300. The
origin i:f the Cre is not knowing.
x7"Ttie people of Mills connty had a
very interesting R. R meeting last Mon
day at which a committee of prominent
citizens was appointed jiuiilar to the one
appointed at the meeting in this city.
Saveral citizens of this place attended
the meeting, and theyjexpress themselves
highly plenspd with the spirit manifested
by our neighbors over the river in rela
tion to R. R. matters. There is the
greatest unity of feeling between Milis
and Cass counties on R. It. matters.
C"We learn that J. J. Woodrow, of
Ashland, is selling off his stock of boo's
shoes, harness fixtures etc., at cost nnd
many articles at l?ss than cost in order
to make room for an entirely new lot
oodrow'.s prices were always low, but
the people of .Ashland and vicinity are
particular!? fortunate in having this re
duction; nnd if they are ns sharp a com
munity as we give them credit for being
Woo Jrows present stock will not last a
great while. Now is the time to buy, be
beforo he raises the price again.
janl63.
f7 The world is progressing, machin
ery being imj roved, and all things tend
to the comfort and general good of man
kind. One of the moat progressive
moves we have ..oticed in this part of the
country is the reduction of toll by Mr.
Dean, at Ashland. He is now grinding
for one eighth, and his improved machin
ery cnatiles him to do this. We doubt
not the farmers of Cass; Lancaster and
Saunders counties will show their sppre
ciation of friend Dean's liberality by tak
ing their grain to bim.
f5?"The H'tne Journal, published by
Messrs Phillips & Co., No 107 Fulton St.
Mew York, has been enlarged to a thirty,
two column paper, and is now one of the
best weekly publication f the kind in
the United States. The objeets of the
Journal, as stated by the publishers, is to
furnish a pure high-toned, entertaining
paper of Literature, Art, and Society for
American homes a paper that shall pro"
mote a right culture and refinement, and
fester at the fire-side these pleasures,
sentiments and sanctities which make
homo the true Eden of the heart. Party
politics and all matteis of a sectarian, or
sensational nature are carefully excluded.
The subscription price is $3 per nnna-n.
! Dil?erenceof:Opliiion:
Mr. A. Leach, Utiea, N. Y., speaking
of the "twisteii-lop" stitch, made by the
Willeox '&, Gibbs Machine, Bays: "what,
ever those interested in the sale cf other
kinds raiy say, we think one of its best
points ts tiro cfV wit1! wjiictvthe work can
be talei cftjf, .rrd tho garment remodeled.
It is incorrect to sn that this will ravel.
My wife has one of the machines, and
takes a real pleasure in racing it. Its
simplicity renders it th9 most practical
nrs chine in th? worl J. "I know nany who
are- using it; and there is no difference of
opinion among them as te Its merits. "
MARRIED.
In this eity, c-a the 12lh inst., by Rev.
C. A. Miller, Ma. Joirs J. Matfield and
Miss M. A. Shafer; also Mr. Jonx F.
Siiafer an 1 Miss Emma A; Wattles. '
TjAND FOR SALE.
Three hundred and twenty acre.. 1
ing the south half of section 17, tow:- i
range 0. - 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 IIouso and Post Office near
at hand.
For terms, address or enquire of C. F
WILLIAMS, at the Telegraph office,
Piattsmouth, 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, &c.'
D. Marquettb.
Enquire of S.Duke; Agent my!6
(Foa Sale One of Lamb's superior
knitting machines thej onlv kind made
that" widens nnd narrows. Enquire at
this ofiice.
JTAny person having for rent a
small piece of land from ten to fifty
acres with a corrfortable house on it,
can find a good and permanent tenant by
ar lyinf at the Herald office- tf.
Plattsmouth Lodge Jio- 6. A- F. &
t(iriilrra!mnnli-ution 1st and 3 J Monday feicb
noiilh, ttfH 8 o'clock, p. m.
E. T. DUKE, W. XI.
W. Jt. AXDEIUON, S..r.
Nebraska Chapter No- 3, B, A- II
Kegnl.ir convocations 2d and 4'.h Tuesdays of
e if n laoutD, at b l-z o'clock p m.
I. H. WHESLER, H.P,
C. V. BETTS. Pec.
I. 0. 0. F.
I'l-itte Lod,re. No. 7, meets every Saturday evening
at tiie Curt-Hoii-." Hall. Ilfotbers o other Lodges
re rrpctniiiy invited to viMt ttiis Lodge.
Hy order of P. P. G ASH, N.Q.
M. SIcKWAt . Rcc.Sec'y.
I. O. G. T.
fle-'i'ar meetings every T. esday evening. Travellnf
Tetnplam repectfnlly inviied.
J. VV. HARKE, 'vr.c. T.-VTM-
U WEr.?.t. V7. B.
TUOS. W. PIIRTOCK, Lodtte Deputy.
rrTF.X0EI.8IOB I'E .REE LODttE, Ko. 1. Platts-
mnjth, holds regular meeting on the third W'ednes-
lur evenings of t-sch monih.
Bro f. V. CHAPMAN, W D T.
Bro. W. L. Win., W D S
SUter E. J. Aosru imeIIv, W T V T.
r-j-STAUOF V.l'l LODGENo. 8. Mt. Flensant.
b!'ls reg'iljr meetings every Saturday evening
H. T. MLUUtS. W C. T.
II. M. KOUN!Ei3ILr.E. W. 8.
8 A DAVIS, LoJe Deputy.
St. Luke's Parish. Vestry.
Regular meetings first Toes lay of every month.
at 7 p. tn., at the ofiice of P II Wheeler.
KPr.utu.i;. ii'.iis,
D W Wheeler, Clerk. Chairman.
-COTICE.
Ail persons owing cs will please call
nnd ee'tle as we want to closo up our
last yc.irs business.
janOtf Simpson, Mickelwait L Co.
G ICC AT RARGAIftS.
Wm. Stadlcraaa is closin out liia large
toes of clothin-, furnishinp; goods, hats,
cape, Loots and ladies shoes, fit less than
has ever been offered in this market.
lie is also pnjing the higheit price for
furs and hides.
AM thoseltnrwin themselves indebted
will plese call and settle, as I am set
tling up al' accounts.
WM. STADLEMAN.
Plaitsmouth,;jan. 7th, 18C8. tf
ESTK1Y IVOTSCES
CAME INTO the tubscrilwr's inclosur Eight-
Mile 'Jrove I'reeinet, one red stei-r, while fp-t in
forehead and white uud' r holly, itnpoed to be enc
year nld ln-t spring.
TA KKN CP ''J" the siibcriher, two and a half
mi!e west o PUttunouth. Nebraska, one pale red
and whi'e bu'l calf, supposed to be five or six
m .nth- old. Tim owner ' request-d to come lor-
ward, pay charges and take the urae away.
! ec 21, 1 5675
TAKEN" UP bv the subscriber, in Liberty precinct.
on the 'A eep'fg Water, one deep re 1 heif'-r, two
yearn nl'l, with white belly, ai d end of tail while.
Jin WO VOll. .ILIIIV11.
TAKKVUPby the subscriber, at his resid'-nce "n
Four Mile Creek, five miles south we-t nf Pial'
mouth. Cass county . N'e-ira-k. Li c !J!.h, 1S67, one
two yeir old steer, c-'lor re I. with a white spot al ve
each eye enp off of left e r. Also, one twj year
old bull, white and red s;oUed with a la'ge hole in
left ear.
J;ii2w5 HENRY SXTDEP..
TAKEN CP by rh S'ibscriber, near tbe Piatle riv
r Ferry, one large briodle cow, cine or ten years
old PHILIP lIKSrRlKEK.
dec26S
TAEKN CP by the subscrilx-r, at hi res dene" at
Weeping Water Precinct. Iec. 12, 1667, one beifer,
two yeara oid pas', white, with alim h.iroi. No oih
ermark. CUAS. SPUUN.
dcc-Jfiw5
TAKEN CP by the subscriber at his residence in
Oreopolis Precinct. Oec. 12, 1807, one mare colt, ooe
yesrold next spring, bay co!or, with white atripe
in the forehead, l,otl bind feet white: no other mark;
also, one horse of a bay color, blind in the right eye,
supposed to be aliuul 10 or 17 year old, and the
left bind foet white; no other marks.
dc26w5 UBNRYSTCLL.
TAKIS CP by the S'ib rribr. four miles west
of l'lnttrio .nth. oa ths 24th dy of November, 1M7.
one whi'e heifer, with red ears, with brand on left
hip resembling the le'tT I," suppoed to be two
year-old last May. THUS. TIIOMAS.
uecl9wi
TAKEN CP by the subscriber, six mile. w.-st cf
riattsmouih, on the 5iu d iy of Decemher, 1MJ7, one
yearling heifer, a brj vniih r.i n c !,,-, a b r;in l
reselmbling the letter h" on lft hi ; ulso, one
yearling aterr, (potted red and whife.
dacl'Jwo ABHAHAXUALL.
TAKEN CP by the subscriber, in Fight Mile firove
Precin-1, one bay hr3 colt, supposed to be two
years old last springy four white fee: , n. other marks.
d-cl9w5 V. K. MATFIKLD.
TAKKN CP by the subscriber, in Eight Mile Grove
Plecinrt, on tbe 10th of Dre., 1S67. ono white steer,
black m-ck, hite spot in face, black on l gs, crop
a d und rb:t off right car; snppoted to be two years
old last prl-.g. Also, on" black steer, crop and
swallow- fork off left car, supposed to l.e on? yesr old
last -prirg. JOIiM KAUTH.
declSwC
. TAKEN CP. ty the subscriber, at his premises In
L.i'iisrillc Precinct, Ca-a County, Nebraska, on the
8th i:y of November, 1S67, two Calves, lourordve
months o d each. Ona ia a heifer, and cf a red
color. The other is white. No marks or brat.ds.
J0U.' AHL.
LenUv.Ue, Nov. 14, 1S7. 4cl2w5
New Brick Store.
BY
J. H". SNELL and W. P- S3TELL.
ASHLAND," VNEBSaSK A.
Flavin;- now rmoT J to Mi-a t-ei, lnta ocr nw
Brirlr hnildtng. where we lie now rrirtiig so4
o;.i-iiid(; a good variety of cl ep and Huoidlt
jroo-i.-i, Ktiilel to trade aui wanU of tos psspls.
wa beg to re'.arn to Our .risnd pitruin
ourxi'jCeie th-iuks f.ir the liberal putronae w
tiAie received fro rt thsra in the lat yr. Our lk
einO'acea in t:
DRY GOOnS and GROCERIES,
Ii O O T& and SHOES,
'QUEEE.X8-1VARE,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, cj-e., tf.
J. II. TV. P. SK5LL.
Njt. J3ih, 1647 im
JUST RECEIVED
Ao.i for sale t low figurti,
10 t It COFFEE, 16 W SVGAS,
6 W DR Y APPLES, D Ml DR YPEACHSS,
4-C , te. Alao, a large asiortmeLt of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. SmyOLES, UDOBS, WIXDOW SASH,
iv wow ni.invx, glass, vkukxj.
Pl.ASTEH PAi:l3, VA IK, COAL OIL, Etc
LEXINGTON COAL,
2'0 buHht-l, to which we invite th ntteat!on of
ltltrkmiih aud o'hers ai to quality and price. V"
aro Agents Tor the OOOOIX COAL BANK, at Lex
inrtnn and rropoie to furnish all the Coal this
country wants at prices to suit. ALso a I urge stock of
Rye, Bourbon and Star "Whisky.
Cherry, Raspberry, Blackberry ard Ginger Brandy
Call and ere us.
SIMrSOX, MICKELWAIT li CO.
Je6dJ wtf
PIANOS, PIANOS,
Organs,
MELODEONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
DeJtler In the celebrated Eteck McCamraon Pianos,
and other Musical Instruments,
irj-lll Instruments warranted ve year.J
oct.211y
SB. G- Wortiiinson
xittorney and Counselor
AT LAW,
OGJce in Ka'l.ach'a Bi'k. corne r of Douglas and 15th
HBAL BSTA? 2
D. H. Wheefer c
Real Estate Agen s,
PLATTSSIOUTII, N. T.,
Dff-.T for eale the following Real Estate
Sec. Tp R
R.ist half northeast quarter
Vest halt northwest quarter
South half niTtheast quarter
S" irrh half southeast qaarter
Northeast quarter
Southwci-t quarter
West half southeast quarter
North half sonlhea.it quarter
West half northeast quarter
Northwest quarter nnhwet qr
Weit half s.mihwest quarter
2i
2.1
'Jt
8i
IS
2
Hi
1C
3
18
12
4
12
12
12
13
11
11
11
10
11
li
13
11
11
li
I-i
13
11
11
14
11
1
1-1
IS
18
12
12
14
13
13
II
12
12
80
80
bo
K0
160
lt
60
SO
S(
41
rii
S t
4
5
East half southeast quarter
10
Son'hwest qnnrter southeast quarter 4 1'.'
Pouth half noithwest quarter 12 1-
Nurtbwest quarter n
East half foulhweit quarter 1 10
North half fOu'heiM quarter 10 10
North half eouih west q iarter 10 10
West half n rthwet quarter 8 11
S
S
16
6
S
(t
l.
5k
iJ
is
56
H2
li
64
Northeast quarter 21 IS
ITndivided half souttiwest onarier i i
Em half northwest Quarter 1 11
13
Northwest quarter uortlieal quarter I 11 12
Lots in the city of Plattsmoul
Lot Bl
6
A
8
4
8
THOMPSON'S
ADDITION.
East half of Llncis 1, 4.
8 and 10.
South ha. f of block 3.
Lots 6 and 7 in block 5.
Went half section S2. town-hip 11, raa?e 14. I
acres under I once, 1 1 2 ftory frame house, (toon w
and spring, and goud runntnir warer. twenty oi in
ber f-r (ire-wood. Ftice 43,750.
DR. M- H. M'CLUSKEY
fi DENTIST-
W ill dnall work In his line on short notice.
J30fflce with Dr. Livingston.
July 6.
F. P. TODD,
SEWING MACHINE AG'T
I'LA TTSMOUTII, XEBRA SLA.
A good as?oitrnnt of machines and mtchine find
ings kept on band. 53"'nc a Stadelmann'a
Clothing Ptorc. Dec. 4'o7
Machines retailed on short notice.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AJIU--
G-eneral Land Agent,
Lincoln. ... Nebraska-
Will p-aetic in any of the Courts of the State, and
will buy and a-ll Keal ts.ate on commission, pay
Taxes, examine Titles, c.
Uvfiti 'til If
Prices Reduced!
Has just received a large assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING.
DRV GOODS.
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, of all description?,
And a general assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for Gocds. Cash paid for
FEES, HIDES, WHEAT; &c
cp26 C HEROLD.
LEGAL.
XOTIC12.
j- Attach tnea
Daniel 7. Beavtr,
Stephen Gilroy.
Stephen Oilroy will tak notice that nn 95th
day of Novrmler, 1867, James O'Neil, a Justice of
the Peace wtthia and for Cass Conn'y Nebraska, i
sned an order of attachmf-nt for f 99,00 in the above
entitled cans", and that under and by virtue of said
order. 1 Cooking Move. 1 Breakfast TaWe, 1 BiJ
stead, 1 Kitchen press. 5 Chairs, 8 b -xs, i Clipboard,
S straw ticks. 3 eoverjel. 2 pUiowa, 2 r-ed boxes, one
wazoo sheet were seiid s your property; trial of
raid cause m.U be bad on the 2Jlh day of January,
1668, at one o'clock, P. M.
DANIEL L. BEAVER,
by Maxwsff & Chapman, Att'ys f-r VV9.
dec?w5
r.ot Blick I't Clock
6 22 12 .',4
3 'JS 5
5 SS 8 SH
h) 7 10 90
9 123 1 "
4 itj 6 ?-9
The north W.f of 8 47
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. FOR G:Y-t V ;
; a rSufa'Urerof U vfnJe of - -J x
Farming: I niplemciits.
Such a the celebrated Kol Proiktag Plows, Mould
Bnard Dreolrer-'. Siirrinc Mow's, s!b(Ie hul Double
Sho'eN. Cultivator- and llaxrow. lle:a!rirg die
on -ih-jrl notice AH work warranted.
Hating had mura experience in the business, t
ft-l assjred th.-it 1 can ive K,oril ati&Uclin.
Please ir:ve me a call before purchasing el.-ewhere.
C. r. FORGT.
Vlatt.m"nth. Keb.,My 6th. 1SC7. '
LOi3Ja7i33-S -
:. AND
WOOL- CARDING.
Ho! for Salt Cre-k, whero yon can kill two t !rd
with one stone, get you' Gra n (iround and Woul
Cardei a the aame tinit-; the machinery for to ibis
In TMTfect order. We n?e the Patent Jlaehine Card,
whlrh wrre rnn noOKh last year to establish thei
wuperiority over the old kind, as a!l who used the j
can testify. The snperiorits nl t. S.'TwiSB aa a
t'anier is Well known, and his services re utill te
tained for the beiieUt of the public. WHk lite alov
advantages we flatter onrjelves that we can make it
to the advantage of all who want work in our line
to come thi way. I- PEAK. Proprietor.
uiyl. : ' S. TWI33. Carder.
ft. WHEKLsR,
B. C. LEWIS
U. II. Wlif eler & Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deed
AND
Tire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
rEAiVSMOUTJIt X. T.
Collections promptly attended te, ond proceeds re
mitted at current rates of Kxchance.- Taxes paid In
WeS'e'n Iowa and A'ebr.mita tor non-resideiiU. l'itlet,
to la id investigate. Money loaned on Eeal Estate
securities. Land Warrants located.
CLAIM AGENTS.
Agents for collection of claims against Governmen
for Sildiers. their widows and niinoi heirs. Agent
fur .he purchase and sale of Lands and City proper
ty, easing of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Hon. S. H. Elbert, Denver City. O. T.
Messrs. Konntze Bros., Omaha, Neb.
" Mcann Atlietcalf, Kehrasna City. -
O. F. Filley, bt. Lonis, Mis-iottri.
Dr. Dlo Lewis, Boston, Massachusetts..
H W Ditmars, Chicago, Illinois.
H M Alanill. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tooi.le A Uanna, Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
L ti Kich, Three Rivers. Michisran.
lion F Fellows, Bloomtield, Wisconsin,
lion T M Miirquett, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
I. Lewis, Attorney at Law, Buffalo, New York.
Carter, Hosscy t Curl, Des Moines, Iowa.
i S diwtf
WOOLWORTH & CO ,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,.
Binders &Faperdealere,
SAWT JOSEPH, MO.t
oc25 6m
Burne
d Out,
BUT NOT DISCOURAGED
T. W. Ehryoek is again a the old rtimi prepa
tn wait uDon his former customers, and the p
generally. If you want aoytlitng n snape oi t arni
ture or Chairs, gire him a call. 3rd street nsar
Main, l'lattsinoutb, N. T. niHyI7,dtf.
FEW
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber havinic purchased the Rd ftoie on
2 J street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, wo'ild
respectfully inform tho clliieiis of I'lattsmoulh anil
-;ic!nity, that he has refitted the store and oreued
large atovk of
'7W Ij JEL
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For ladies, fients, ChilJren, and the rest of msn
ki;id, ai.d is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
REPAIRING
In the best manner, and would be happy to serve hi
old and as many new customers ai may glre him
their patronage, assuring them of their woik well
done. Ht moderate Drice. and on short time. The
stock, embracing every variety ct goods usually kfpt
at a nrst-ctass Jewelry fctoie, will be sold a low
prices, and warranted of best woricmanscip and
material. He has a so a small stork of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be i-eplenished from time to time, and
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently lo
cated in this city. I respectitilly solicit a share of pa
tronage, and cordially invite all to call and examine
the stock on hand, as we would be pleased to serve
you, and do not atk you to buy unless we can make
it for your interest to patronize as.
BOARD AND LODGING,
B G. W. COLVIN,
OAKSTHEET, - - - PI.ATTSMOCTU,
Two blocks northwest of Brick chool-Iiouse.
Piivate room" fnrnUed if delred. Either day
heard or with lodirg s at reasonable rate.
janOdtf.
" sewing sHmachine.
I I Tlie Champion I jof 136 first pre-
IJmiumB in two! If I seasons.
LI "Ita seam isViJstronger and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"Judges' Report of the Grand Trial."
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
I CORNELL ft CO., Gen'l Agents,
138 Lake St., Cnlcaco.
F.
Asem,
J. TODU.
P:a:timodti., N-b
deelDyl
Energetic Men and Ladies wanted to can.
vass lor the
ORIGIN AND HISTORY
or tii
BOOKS of the BIBLE,
By Prof. Cahin E. Stou-e, D. D.
ShowioB what the Bible in"t; what itis, and how
to use it; tracing the history of each book up to its
origin with the inspired author?,- and complexly
aiiHwering all Ir.fldel cavils and objections to the
Scriptares. It it an ordinary library of Bib ical His
tory ii a single volume, brief, c ear, accurate, con
clusive and highly interesting. A roater-piece of
common sense. It ia needed in every family where
the Bible is read, as well as by eveiy fbbbath
School teacher, student and clergyman, and being
the only book en tiie subject ever published or sold
in this country, agents can eajily see the advantage
of canvassing for this woi k. Send for circulars con
taining notices and indorsements from leading min
isters Of all denominations. Address
ZEIGLF.R, !McCURDYCO,
rtov7m4 No. 313 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo.
F AIEBANK'S
6TA5D1BD
SCALES,
u ALL BIHOS
Fairbanks, Greenleaf
& Co-.
226 A 228 Lake St. ChU ago.
2 M tt ktt St , St. Louis
S5B cartr! t) imy only the Geauioe. rayvjl
CITY BAKERY
- AND'
CON FECT 1 6 N ERY,
F. STADEIiMANN,
BltSAU, CAKES.' PIE. RUSE, EU.,
Of thsTieit qnalitr, cn be obtilned at !1 limes.
I would invfto especial attention to the ftt taat i
have flited up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
InconneetH'ti with the BSery, where you can t
aocomniolted at ill times.
WeiUintr priies suppllcl hn rhort notice wltD
anythia' in the line of Coafccti jnery or Fastry.
Call and ace m. Jel8
NOTICE.
JAME:4 O'NEIL is my authoriiei Agent fcr the
c ull'-ction of all accounts dun tli--' iinJersipned for
mc-dlcal services: hi receipt will be valid for tho
payment of any monies on said accounts.
AUKtm 11, 1SC7. E. R. LIVINGS rOX.SI.D,
O K. McCALLUM,
Manuf .cturer of and dealer in
Saddles and Harness,
Of every inscription, wholesale and retail, No. ISO),;
Main atn-et, b-.-twecn 5lh and 6Lh streets, Nebraska
City. JIS
FALL TRADE 1867.
PRATT & FOX,
Iropjrters and ManufactirrJi' Agents of
HARDWARE 5 CUTLtP.Y,
Large stocks of American Screw Co. Screws, Amea'
bhoveKand- Upades, Douglass' Manniacturinc Co.
K.lge Tools, American Table Cutlery, Sagilzt i"ffc!:
et Cutlery.
Agents for HERRING'S SAFES,
Forsyth's Scales and Trucks
Order fillei at Factory Price.
Orders solicited.
PRATT & FOX,
Cor. Main and Washington Are.,
sp5 3m
ST. LOUIS, MO.
TremcndouB
s!.EXCITEMENT !
WTI. IIEKALD
Haa moved Into lii new brick binding on the t -tier
of Main street and Levee, wheie he in iaily re
ceiving large additions to his already extensive
stock of
G-ROOBRIBS
AND
Xj X Ci XJ O JEL 2S
He offers the very be?t of bargain! to customers,
and requests a call from those who want anything in
nis line to test the advantages in prises with those
el others.
Kemeniber the
BRICK CORNER
and g'.ve hijt a call if you wish to buy aheap.
uov2
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Mais St., - - Plattsmodth.
I am prepared to accommodate the pnblie wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a nice Hearse,
On short notice and reasonable terms. A Hack will
rnn tc steamboat landing, and to all parts of the
eltv when de'irsd.
W. D. GAGE. W. R. DAVIS.
CENTKAL STORE.
Dry-Goods,
Groceries,
Provisions,
BOOTS and SIIO KSa
Main Sired, two doors above Fourth,
Where the public may find
THE BEST OF G00DSt
and prices as low as can be f'.und in the e ty.
We return flianka for the liberal patronage we
have received, and hope to merit its continuance.
Oct. 30, '67 GAGE DA VI9.
WM. J. FORD.
UPHOLSTERER,
PAPER-HANGER, &.C
Main street, - - Opposite Post Office,
Will keep on hand and make to order. Mattresses,
Picture Frames, Wiadow Shades, Wail Taper, Ac.
AH kinds of TurnicS executed in good style,
nov 7 '67. m3
Plattsmouth Mills.
C. IIEISEL, Proprietor.
Have reeently b-en repaired and placed in thor
ough running order. Custom work done on abort
no:ie.
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
Wanted immediately, for which the highest marke
price wiil be paid. augSS tf
Deeds for tots in Lincoln.
Statc op Nebbaska, (
Orricc of eciitait or statb. f
Ifrticels hereby given to all pers .ns holding cer
tificates of purchase of i.ots in Lincoln, that thy
can row r eeive deeds of th" anme by presenting
raid certificate! at this ofiice
1 H0MA6" P. KENNAKD,
Fee. of Sia'e and Actio; Oaverttor.
De'enibpr 19. An
to- 18(37. -gcr
An!' i"l JtoacJi
firtrt t!uir hoi Omsk
A i J-e and Kati
jn tf t of cats.
"IP years eth!lslied In V. T.CUy."
. "Only iufait.nle remrdiesk now
"Kree from Poisons."
"Not iancerous tothe Human mly.
"Kat come out ot their boles to dl.';
Costar's Rat, Roaeh &c, Exterm'r
la a pasle used fwr RtiU, Jtice, 7?ooA,
Block and Hed Ants, Jtc.
Coster's BedBus ExteTiiifiiator'
Is a liq'iid or wash used to destroy, and
a'.so a, a prevontire for litil-Eugs, tic. J
Costar'a Electric Powder for
Insects
I' for SToth. JToMfiiitt, tifat, Eett-Eugf,
Insects on J'UmU, Fjv&, Atenuls, do
ft Biwahs ! I I. of ail worthless imitations.
Sj that "Cofiill's" naiue ia on each Ham,
But lie and Flask be'otc yuu buy.
Address
Henry R. Cosfar,
4?4 Broadway, New Terk.
j . V Sold in PltilUmonth, Xebroskct, by Illast
Buttery &. Co., and O. F. Johnson, and ail DrataWe'f
and Retailer tTerywhere.J
I v:
F
CELEBRATED
BUCKTHORN SALVEi
For Cnls, Bnrns, Biul- es, WoonA; tiolls. Cancers.;
Btoken Hreaats, Sore Nipoles, Bleeiilng, Blind and
Painful Piles, crofuloii. Putrid and IH-c nditioned
Sores, Ulcerx, lilandular bwellingS Eruptions, Cuta
neous , Affections, Kingworm, Itch, Corns, Bunioaa,
Cbil6iauis, Chnpped Hand;, I.ips, 4c; Bites f
Spiders, lnxects. Animals, dc.
tXS-Boxe, 2-1 cnts, SO cents and $1 sizes.
Sold by all Druegiats every where
And by II tSUY 11. COSTAK, Dept 484 Breads
irsr. N. V.
t- t3,And by O. F: Johnson, and Buck, Batttesy as
lo, piausmoiun, i jsraika. -
COTAR-S
"iriRSA.
Corn Solvent.
For Corns. Bnninna. Warts. c.
-Hoxfs 25 cents, 50 cents and $1 slea.
r-!sw a. ,, Sv ll DnifiyiHts evervwhere.
And by HENRY It. COSTA It, Depot 4ii Bread
way, N. Y.
Jy-And by Black, P. a I tor y & Co. O. F. Jobs
too, rutlsmont'u, Nebraska.
COSTA1VS
mrrAR atiow or
Bitter Sweet & Orange
Blossoms,
FOR BEATJTIFYIWG THE COMPLEX IO FT.
Used to soften ar.d beautify tbe Skin, remove
Freckle?, Fimrles, Kruptions, e.
Ladies are now usiDg it in preference to all otbara.
Itott'es 1.
JC3"Sold by all Drnpgists everywhere.
And by HENRY P.. Cod I A U, Depot 464 Bread
way. N V.
rp-AnilbyO F. Johns.n and Blask. BatterT
Cfl,, Plattsmouth, N.bra-ka.
CO STAR 55
F ECTOR A L
Cough Eemedy.
For Coughs, Cbld, Unarsehess, Sure Throat, Croup,
WhronidR CoiigL, Irfluenza, Asthma, Consumption,
Dronchial AffectiOLS and ail Diseases of the lhrcat
and Lungs.
Boxes 25 cents. SO eents and f 1 size.
Tt3Sold by all Druegis-ts every where.
And by 11KXBY K. COSTA K, Depot 4S4 Broad
way, J. Tp -
-And by Blnrk, Buttery k Ce and O. T. Joha
son, Flattsinoutb, Nebraska.
COSTAR'S
CELEBRATE
BISHOP PILLS,
A UNIVERSAL DIIER FILL.
For Ncrvons aad Sick Headache, C',sti,vc nets,. Indj
gesiion, iypep-ja, llililousiiev.f oaftipallon, Disar
rhn. Cr.Ucs, Chills Fever, and general derangement
of ihe Dieestive Orgsas.'
fcVois Vt c-nts. 50 cents ao4 1 Mzea '
3-SoM by all Driiggiwta everywhere.
AndbyliLNKT K. C03TAE, Depot 484 Broad
way, n y. . .
And by O. F. Johnso and Bf aeV, Bat'err g
Co , Platt'tnontb, Nebraska. trytmyt