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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
THURSDAY, .....APItIL 9, 18C3.
COHKESI'O.'VDE.'YCE.
Ws"ar 1ei'e 1 1 r'rerrlvla.' e-rreip tj dene,'from
all rerts of the SUM, relative to the material Soter-
vft.be coantry, together with su.-h other m it
er as contributors max deem of lo'erest-
"or Eepresentet ive from Nebraska la tbs 41st1
Cuoa-ree
HON. T. M. MARQUETT,
ferjeet t tbc derteloB of the Eepnblieaa State Con-
T-ntloa .
llrpublican Slate t'suTeallon.
Fourth Year.
Wiib this issue we commence tbe
fourth year of ihe Hi bald. How
well we tare succeeded in ' fil'iug the
bill of what the reople expected of a
newspaper in I'istisinouth. we leave
to be answered by our'reader?) atur
ing them that, to the extent of our
ability and the means arTordeJ us we
have labored for what we conceied to
be their best interests. In starting' out
upon the founh year we rpictfully
a sir our friends throughout the State,
aod especially those directly interest-d
in cur local affairs, to me their energies
to circulate the Heiiio Giro is he
support and we will give you a- tfood a
Me Jical Association acd that the Con
vention at O.mka next May is for that
purpose. We heartily wih them suc
ces, acd a??ure them tint thecornmu
ni:y at large will feel much interest in
their labors.
The Society adjourned to met t again
at Hock Bluff, on the 2J Monday in
June cex', at 2 p. m. As their delib
era' ions are open to the public we hope
as many of our citizens as can, will
attend. Tapers will be read by differ
ent members and many matters will be
dcuased in which the people have a
deep ineret.
RESiEnzrcii
The Precinct Conventions next Satur
day. Let Republicans turn out all
of tbem. No one should stay at home.
If you do not attend the primary meet
ings, and choose delegates who will
fully and fairly represent your wishes,
you n.ust not be disappointed if yo-ir
wishes go unrerreseDte d. There are
always plenty of designing persons.
ready to sacrifice the best interests of
the people for their own private pur
pofe.; aud we hope, if there are any
uih in Cass county (which is hardly
probable although not impossible) that
the people will turn out to the precinct
ft. O. DOOir, J. X. DOOM, IVtBTOS "KM.
DOOM, BRO.& Co-
Mtmfcturer'
Agent far tbc sal af, l !.
re la
A ftm.tr Convention 111 Km fc.lil at W-f.ra.ka iTIrv
wdnjr. April wh. ims. at is o'clock m, to i aper a can be got up io tbeWeit.
elect dt Legates u rrpreaeot (La K-put'liran party of , ....
vcorsaka at ibe National coaventioD u hid lie it remembered that it is upon the
Chicago, May if&ia, next. Also a caadidste for ,
Jianibcr of taocre. Uovcraor, Secretary or state, I OfOCie We Oepena IOT SUCCeSS, BDu IO
alitor. Treasurer, 3 PresiteotLl Electa ra. aod ibe I . ... , ,
lea-ate present frum each Judicial district will I tnem We I03IC lor approval OT COfiaem-
CRATCIII.G."
The above caption does not refer to conventions and check-mate them.
ataaaiaate a suitable prtua lir Dtatrict Attorney,
fr ir.eir respective aietncts.
The Convsortor, will be organized as follows
atlc'Mrdson County
He eaaa Coanty
Ootaitea of Nam ah a.
aicoaidton Ac Jobn-
aoo
Coo. or let of Pieuf,
drngm, JetVrsoo, Sa
Una At Lancaster
Coaaiiaa of Oagc and
JeffeTOi
Jab a son eoanfy
(UN da
x.aoeaaer do
Case it
roantlea of Case, Farpy
Bajodera, Butler aod
Saward 1
ConnOs of Ssnadera,
toward Si Bailor J
CeaaUe of Hart.
Merriek. nail. Bof-
falo, Kearney and
Lincoln. 1
6'ConntIesof Saline,
6! Lincoln at Kearney 1
?arpy County S
I Douglas do 8
1 j Dodge du 1
Platte ro 1
I Washington county i
I ! Counties of Waning-
Ifoa A Burt 1
1 Counties of Hall, Bof.
1 falo A Merries 1
TiCountiet of Bart and
J Cumin 1
S. Dakota county 1
voontlea or uixon, ce
dar, lg L'Kaa qol
Court
Coantiea of Dodpa,
Cuminr.Ptanton. Da
kota. Dnoo, Cedar.
L'Eaa qql Court, atd
Pierce. I
nation of our efforts. To those. wh
feel an interest in the welfare of the
Hebald, we would say that we believe
no paper in the State has bad a more
permanent, steady growth. We have
depended cpontbe masses, and they
have given their assent to our general
poLcy by an increase of gut subscrip
tion list and advertising patronage. We
have used a liberal share of receipts in
supplying new material, and design.
during the present year, putting in an
entire new outfit of type and other fix-
tures, and enlarging the Herald to an
the "scratching" of the human body
neither to the term as applied to the
game of billiard; but to tdat pernicious
practice which some Republicans have
of going into convention and pledgmj
themselves to abide by and support the
nominees thereof, and on election day
of "scratching" a portion of these same
nominees. The returns chows that
several candidates on the Republican
ticket were badly scratched'' last
Monday, and that through this means
one Democrat was elected. We re
cognize the fact that any person has
the right to erase any name on bis
ticket and put on another; but he should
never enter into a convention and
pledge himself to support the nominees
i stat. cantraicomtntftea i. to v elected rrtba Light column paper. In order to do OI a party brsis if he intends exercis-
aanlns' e&ffi a. torn thaw nlaM nf k .Mln I Ka nTt
Btt coo re du oa !MDai?(.. th bau or repre-miA- I (bit we need locreaced patronage aod
fl U. fnp .uArti n filtr rnn .a.Kti.. a. aaaawl a..a 1
d hrimportj.iboa-ioeii wiii be brought befort I the payment of outstanding accounts
U Mil' TFUIIUU.
Bapublican. eena delecaleo. and letaotoneeounty
bo aarepreaeated.
HT-A D BALCOJBK.
waaaba, Jan 20, 19C8. Chairman.
KEPUBLICAB' COUNTY COHVEIT
XI01T. Tta lapublleaa votera of Can County will bold a
DaieOte Convention at Ibe Court Uuuae io Platti-
D3utb. on
Will our friends in different parts of
the country assist us in this? Judgiog
from the past we are confident they
will.
THE FCfT vs. THE MAX.
There are men who treat politics as I
a marketable article who act upon the
inz that ristrt. It does much to demor
aiize und weaken the party, which all
true Republicans should avoid. We do
not know that this was done by any one
who- was in the convention,- but pr
ume it was from the fact that there
was a large attendance at the conven
tion, and that any one who would take
interest enough in the result to work
presistently against any" of the candi
SATURDAY. APRIL 13A. 1S5S.
at one o'clock, p. m.. for tr a purpose of electing I principle that it is all barter and sale, dates would be very likely to be sufli
delegatea to attend the Republican Mtate Convention I , . . ... . . , . I . , . . .
cieutiy imeresieu to auena ia ronven
to be kld at Nebraska City on tbe 3Uh day of April,
liti. The naoiln r of i-lei(atei to wbicb eacb pro
el net ta entitled la aa felloare:
Pl;tttameutb, 11 ; kock Bluff., 6; 1ft. Pleaaant. S;
Oirapolia 3; tljbt Mile Giore, 8; Loui.Till, 8;
Libeiiy. ii Avoca, 8; Sootb Bead, ; Weeping water,
S; Salt Creek. 2-
It ia anccaafd tbat tbe Republicans of thi Tarioua
precincts meet at Ibeir usual place of boldinf elec
tions oa
SATURDAY. APRIL, I1A,1563-
f r ttia purpose of elocthif del-fates to atteod tbe
Count Convention.
Bj order of tHeC.-mmillee.
H. I. UATUAW.tr.
Chairman
8EWATOIIIAL. DISTITICT- CO
VE.nTIOV.
The Republican voters of Sarpy,
Sarnders, Seward and Butler counties.
which, together with Cass, compose the have always been the ban of Aaieri
7th Senatorial district; are requested to can politics, and will until the people
and tbat the man who ean bid highest.
can secure the highest office; who ap
pear to believe that all tbe people are
for, or all tbe rights they have in the
political affairs of our country, is to vote
and work for the man who will make
them the greatest promise. This class
ff men do not hesitate to form combi
nations and ''rings, whe?eki they say
in substance to one roV"you hoodwink
the people into placing me io this or
tha-r position, and I will sell out the in
terest's of these same people to give
you a good tbing." This das? of men
sel-ct delegates to attend the conven
tion to be held in ths city on Saturday,
tbe 19 h inst., at which time a joint
de'egate will be elected to attend the
State Republican Convention, a; Ne
braska City.
If. D. HATHAWAY.
Ch'n. Cass Co. Rep. Com
CCTK EIjECTIOrC.
Republican Victory!
GAINS OVER LAST YEAR.
At the Charter eleoiLoav in the city
last Monday the entire Republican tick
et was elected with the exception of
Street Commissioner. atxThe was de
feated because of Republicans voting
for the Democratic candidate ( and
right here we will take the liberty of
saying we think they were in very
small business). Last year was the
Ursl tinre we were able to make. any
impression on the Democracy, aci-ihen
we only elected a part of our ticket.
But this time we have made a clean
arie in their might and rebuke them to
such an extent that no one will dare to
repeat the game. We have always
been of that unsophisticated turn of
mind that caused ui to believe that un
der a Republican form of government
the people should ruler, and that men in cuntradicts
tion. We hope Republicans will see
the necessity of standing by nominees,
and fighting off bad men, or such as
they do not wish to vote for, in the con
ventions.
&OV. HrJIJlUt'lt.
Ex Gov. Horatio Seymour has pub
lished a letter poiutedly couiradicuu
what be terms "a silly talsenoi d. put
out by the Ohio State Journal, that I
am not a candidate for JrrcMdeut b
tausv there is proo; that, in 1831,1
was in confiJeiiiial cureapoudtnce with
ihe Rebel Commissioners in Caoada.
We da not understand Mr. ti. to say
that ha ia or ia not willing lu e com
inated for next President, bi;t thai he
was engaged in no such "confide-ntial
correspondence" as has been cliargt-d.
In ihe abseuce of conflicting testimony,
his eimple averment it concu ne.
And he i qui:e r'ght in resting upon it
at I en si, until tangible evidence is
proffered in support of ttie cHargs he
Elect delegates who will represent
your wishes, and leave no doubts in
thtir minds tis to what your wishes are.
This is (he only way any party Cad be
kept pure. This is a government by
the people, and should not, must not
and thai! not be ruled by any other
power than the voice of the people.
IMPEACHMENT TIIIAL.
The Impeachment trial has been
making fair progress durirr the past
week A large amount of documenta
ry evidence has been submitted on the
part of the prosecution. ard a number
of witnesses examined to prove the con
piracy to take forcible posession of the
War Office and ta defeat the execution
of the reconstruction laws, also to prove
ihe correctness of tbe reported speeches
of Johnson while "swinging around the
circle" with ftasty. We have seen
no detailed rport of tbeevideuce, only
a statement 01 Lie eucstance. The
prosecution was substantially closed
last Saturday, rnd the court adjourned
until tj-day, when the defence will be
gin.
COXXEC'TICUT
Is not in such cn aw'ul bad shape, if
she did go Democaatic. Both branche
of the Legislature are larpely Repub
lican, which gives a true blue Radical
in the Senate.
The Two Moseses.
The New Orleans Tribune giTes the
following capital contrast of the two
Moseses, of whom Andrew is the latest
specimen:
Tbe true Moses was the meekest of
men; our Moses is the most muluh
The true Moses was a n an of prayer;
our Moses is a man of oaths. The
true Moses was low of speech, and
had bis brother tor a mouthpiece; our
Moses unfortun-itely speaks ftr himself.
The :rue Moes was a great law-giver;
our Moses is a notorious law breaker.
the true Muses iorMooK i,jrypt. not
tearing the wrath of its king; our Mo
es has gone down to Egypt for help.
The true Moses turned his back on the
foe of his country, oor Moses has
turned bis back upon his friends and
he friends of his country. The true
Moses "endured"' to the end; our Mo
es has betrayed and abandoned tbe
cause to which he swore allegiance.
The true Moses led an oppressed peo
ple out of bondage; our Moses prom
isrd to do it, but left them to their foes
The true Moses labored to save ihe
people from the bite of fiery serpent;
our Moses has sought to have all the
people bitten by them i. e., by cop-
nerhpiiria IV hp inn imi T,i-o AiaA
. cy ea- l vrauaai obij in .ucn iuipi.asui aa we can war
me; tuiiuiru oi I.-rnei wrpi 'or mm OU I rant to p Tform as reprcaenied.
We shall krop a full aupply of repairs for all Ira
pietuenis sol I br us
We reop-rtfu ly a k thoe within FARM TM
PLK MKVrs to call and ex -mine our stock, or seud
for Ptlniel ( ircui.rs. ft c l.:st, Ac , Ac
PlMtsmoutn, April blh lMiS
Agricultural implements.
Wa keep c-nttDtIy ca band a sapp'J of
Threshing Machines,
Horse Power,s
Reapers and Mowers,
i
Corn-Shellers,
Corn- Planters
t
Plows of all kinds,
Broad-cast Seed Sowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Cultivators, Churns,
&c, Sac.
o. p. jom & co
Oppoiitt Clarh & Plumper's
Deale-s ia
DRUGS,
?3
vi c f
Stationery,
4&C ,
office were the servants of the people,
instead of the people being treated as
tools and inferiors of office holders and
office seekers. It was this theory of
the few the "clique" or rifj!!'' rul
ing the mass which caused the great
rebellion. The voice of the people
was proclaimed in i860 in opposition
to the prepared programme of those
who treat the voter as a mere machine,
to be guided and directed a the caprice
of tbe few self styled leaders might
dictate. The "ring," believing that
they had the power because" they had
ruled so long without opposition, sought
to enforce by desperate measures what
they had faiieu to accomplish by strate
gy; but they found a power in the
masses which would not dewn at tSeir
bidding. So il will ever be, and ever
should be. . Although the people are
sweep. Although the majorities are
not very large, yet they are sufficient 'ow of "peech, hey apeak in lhander vict) LHicoki deposed
We have repeatedly ca-Iled rmention
to a statement which Uov. Seymour (so
tar as we are aware) has not contra
dieted, yet uhtcu seems worthy of
Lis notice, whether he shall or shall
not be the Dcmocuanc cand-due for
next President. It is as follow?: x
Early in ISA! Gov. Sv;ymour visited
this city, and here he met the Hon
Charles II Rugbies, of Poughkeepsie.
of whom he naked, "Judge, have you
read the Confederate Constitution
nbea recently published!?"' "No,
replied Judge R.; "I have glanced
over it, but not read it attentively. ''
Wll.' reioined Gov. S.. "I have
read it carefully; and it is a. better
framework of government than our
Federal Constitution. Now, why
not end all our trouble by f imply adapt
ing that "Confederate. Constitution?'
that is. by-making Slavery a part of
our fundament!. i law, every biate irre
pealab!y a Slave S;ate. every Territory
a Slave Territory, now and evermore,
with Jeffrrsoa-Davis as our President.
The Judge did
A Richmond dispatch' of the 4 h
says Uen. bchotleld' to day appMntetl
Gen. Harry H. Welles, of Alexandria.
Governor of Virginia. He is from-
Michigan, and was Brevet Brigadier
Gen., and has resided in Virginia since
18C2.
A Little Rock despatch of the
says the Republican ticket is elected by
ever thirty thousand majority. The
legislature "efiniz-td to-day. The
constitutional amendment will be adopt
ed to ri7.
The rebel Col. Grenfel has escap
ed from the Dry Tortugae, where h
Vas sentenced for life for conspiracy
to burn the citof Ciiicjj, an J rm.-u
the rebel prisoners at Camp Diuglas.
The South Carolina Democra'ic
Stale Convention nominated v . U
Porter for Governor. Representatives
to Congraes and ileg-ates to the N i
tiennl Democratic Convtniion were
also noiinnated.
days; when our Moses hnH leave the
White Houe tor Tenn-8ee, all the
people will say amen. The man who
reeled ij'.o office ought to be ruled out
1 tr ., ,
iae ncrper oromers are tnus
sketched by a correspondent of the
Springfield Republican:
The Harper 'are a queer lot, as
the devil said of the ten commandments
There are fuwr of them in the firm.
and each has his specialty. James,
the 'Mayer.' s ihe jocose man, and
tells the funny stones; Jchn, the Col
one,' s the erious man. his only friv
olity being fast ho'fses". which lie keep?
and delights in drivir.r Wesley, the
Major.' is the thet:'ral man, the lit
erary wheel-horse of the concern. tf
ever they wuit a pice s ory ,of a sprit'
ed poem io piece out tbe .Magazine or
the Weekly, lie just sits down and d!hes
it otl in a jiffey. Hetch-r, the "Card
inal, i a force felt everywhere, be
hind the periodicals an Behind the
bookshelves. He i the 7i0ncet of all.
I bel.eve. a lively young genthman be
tween fifty and fixty. "
DC OT1 DUO. & CO.
The "New Yffrker"
SELP-RAIKNQ
REAPERS MOWER
Was awarded the hiitlie-4 prize as a SI LI' KAK'VO
KEAPE&, at Ihe sjr.al txtYt Trial at Auburn X.Y.,
in !St6.
Ilavloe erent: enlxrre.l their Works, tbe propri
etors of tLi dei e lie powlar , aaacliine are Ouir
eaablej to Oil ord ri from ebraskav
THE GKNUINE
NEW YORKER
Is now f. r the flrat time effered for sale in the
Coooties f Cm, LaLCHsier, fewanl, bautijcra and
Btitler. We claim for it
Lightness of jraft,
Durability,
and a Perfect Self Rake.
T lease call and ezsniioe. or ten J for Prlu'e I Pmi
phleta. We are aui Vrizcil to wana.'it the Maehine
to b-all claimol '.r It la the pri.t. tl pimp' I. :m
Th.- Agm.Cf is permanent, nj a fu 1 nui jMy vf He
p;r hi" iy on n ,11.1.
i'ialtsutvuth, April S 13.?.
Doom, Bro. & Co.
IVfhiister Adams htvinjy been an
nounced hy ihrr Lord High ("hamher-
lain of Enulaftd as bein? absen: from
ihe Court of St James from "unavoid
able c,rcu-mstan',e' in o'her words.
because th American (sovernment
would not let him wear short breeches.
nod ib E.islis'i Court wuu'J not admit
him with Inn- on-s it is proposed that
hereafter Ion;: breeches be known as
"unavoidable circumstances
M. E. APPOI.T.IE.5r?l
i ne toiio.vin are the appointments
of the Nebraska Anaual Conference
of the M. E. Church:
Omiha District, T. IJ. Lemon, P. E.
Omaha,
City Mission,
Bellevue,
Calhoun,
D "catur,
Elkhorn,
II. C. Westwood
M. F. Shinn
J. li. Maxfield
Jacob AJrience
Joel Warner
T'. Munhail
Fremont Columbus J. A. Van And a
to show that we have the enemy in
our power. The following are the
majorities
Mayr Pottenger, 11
Average majority on Council 17
Recorder Dorrir.gton, 20
Treasvrsr Duka 27
Marshal Murphy 33
St Con Holschuh (Dsm.) 2
tones when they are driven t.i it by un
principled men Beware of their cou-'
demnation, all of you who -eek to rob
them of their rights by subterfuge or
chicanery. They are ou the alert, and
will strike down with lightning rapidi
ty all who oppose their will.
CASS COUXTY JUDICAL, SOCI
ETY. Pursuant to notice the members
of tbe- Cass County Medical Society
met at the rooms of the Viee President.
Dr. John Black, on the 6th inst. It is
to be rpgretted that no more of tfle- pub
lie were present. The proceedings of
the Society were deeply interesting.
Tbe subjects of ' Surgery, Materia
Medics. Obstetrics, Diseases of Wo
men and Children. Opthalmology, the
relation of P.iysician and Patient, and
many more,, were introduced, and illus
trated' by cases, and discussed with
PVULIC LANDS.
En. Herkld. Are your readers
aware that there are nearly two entirs
townihipi of No 1. laud io the sooth-west
part of this county, open to settlement
ly pre emption or taken as homesteat's.
Much of the land in these townships
is nearly level and is as productive as
jny land in the State.
' ' a ,
The Opinionimyt: that the Bar
lingtcn aud Mo. Itiver Railroad is com
jng through Glenweod is now fully
e.ublished. The Engineer Corp
h-.ve been working in the Keg Creek
Vl!ey a number of days during tbe
past week. This will bring the rail
road through the very centre of our
corporation. ...
Bri;k Pomeroy says cf the claim
of the Caicago Times that Seymour's
aud Pendleton's financial policies are
alik: "Go-. ernor Seymour comes out
fjuare for paying tbe bonds in full,
and in cold. There is no denying that
If, Mr. Pendleton's plan means tbat derstand that the Medical profession of
then it is a great humbug and he and Stale prop1"" organizing a State
his friends are wrLincr un a DDn'ularirv Medical Society under the auspices of
for him on false pretends." 'lh P'rentorgamzation
not see it and- left
Judge iluggles has died since this
conversation took place; but if ihe sub
etantial accuracy or our account o! it
be contradicted by Gov. Seymour, or
on his authority, we will adduce the
tei nouy whereon we make this state
ment. Gov. Seymour has been repeatly a
candidate in opposition to our view,
aud has filled for four years ihe Chief
Magistracy of our State. We are not
aware that we ever uttered oney!able
impugning his private character or per
sonal integrity As a politician only
am we at odd with him; and as a poli
tician we huld him one of tbe most mis
taken aod perverse who ever liveo.
We do n'oi, believe (as we have o ten
said) that-he ever wished to see our
country divider; we do believe tbat he
desired and hoped-to see the Rebellion
averted or ihe Rebels placated by a
surrender of out Union and its Govern
ment to the Rebel Slave rxnver He
was not content with himself chtrpion
ing and voting for such surrender, he
insisted tbat we Republicans should
marked ability and' that urbane
spir t which'cannot fail of conducing to outrage our most earnest convictions
the public good. We feel justly proud
of (his Society and make bold tb say
that the profession is 9 weir rep
resented here as ia any other similar
Society in the Union.
Drs. R. & Livingston,--John Black
and F B. Reed were elected'delegates
to the State Medical Convention to
be held at Omaha, on the 2nd Monday
in May next. We were giveu to un-
-the American
and violate our most solemn pledges by
hermnino ourseiVes partners m the
work of fastening Slivtry upon vast
regions whence it had been legally ex
cluded;, and he denounced us as justly
responsible for tbe rebellion and dis
union which tbs slave holders threat
ened inrase we did not thus succumb
to their'lafwless and ihsslegt exactions
These are mnstera ttliicfi we' caDnot
help laying to heart. Tribune. .
Tht Register say there is a Dem
ocrat living in Polk county who endors
es Andy's policy throughout with tbe
exception "of appointing that d d
feol of a Nasby postmaster down there
in Kectucky.
OHIO.
ThB various rrty elections which
took place ihrougxrot Ohio- Jim Mon
day. chows larpe Republican gains.
In the ciiy of Cleveland' the gain was
over one thouand. The Cops, may-
rejoice over Connecticut, biA they will
at the same time weep over Ohio and
Plattsmouth.
Connecticut aud Itiiclil'gan.
We advise our Democratic friends t
derive all the comfort they can from
the Connecticut election. She is re
ported io have gone Democratic ty
about 2.0?0 a small gain. It may
also te of some comfort to thpm to
know that Michigan has decided that
a black skin is sufficient reason for re
frisirf'the ballot to a man. She has
decided against the clause in her tirw
constitution giving the negro the ballot.
THE U 6tfl. K. It?
Every energy appears to be used at
the present time to hasten the comple
tion of this line of road to Plattsmouth.
At a meeting of the stock holders of
the C. B. & Q Road, on the 21 in...
an appropriation of Sl.20f.00O: was
made for tnis purpose. We shall hear
the whistle of the locomotive in Plaits
mouth soon.
WooJrivor,
Norih Platte,
West Point,
Plattsmouth,
Ml Pleasant
Factory,
Rock Bluffs,
Ashland,
R T. Sweet
To- be supplied
L. Jasmy
J. J. Roberts
A. J. Swar z
To be supplied
W. P. Grantha.i.
To be fupp'ied.
J. M. Chiving'on, Aeut of the Ne
bratka Conference Church Extension
Society and member of the Nebraska
Cny Quarterly Conference.
Neb. City Dm. C. W..Gidding, P.E
Neb. City, To be supplied
Peru, J. W. Taylor, one to be supplied
Brownvilie, D. H. May
Nemaha City, A J. Folden
St. Stephens aud Rulo, W S Blackburn
Falls City,
Table Rock.
Pawnee City,
Beatrice,
Cub Creek,
Tecum eh,
Uppar Nemaha
St. Deroin,
Upper Blue
Lincoln,
M Pri:chard
J. W. Smith
W. A Presson
R. C Johnson
II. P. Mann
L. F. Britt
To be supplied
To b supplied
R. S HWks
Ifttt TO! THE WEST!
Next week some forty or fifty frugal
and thrifty Bhemian families of this
city will emigrate to the far west, pur
posing to colouize in Nebra-ka uufler
the provisions of the l.oiuestead act.
This delegation will be under the charge
of our young and talented felloVc towns
man.-Frahd Elleck, Esq , late largely
engaged in the hat -and fur business on
Wood fctreetr Hs'has restlved to cast
his lot in the" new' colony of the weM,
wl.i'jh is to l e strengthened by lartre
delegations from other neighboi hoods
of the State, and bj some seventy fame
ilies now on their way to tbi Country
from Bohemia. Last evening Mr.
Elleck took his farewell leave' of his
many friends, entertaining ih in by a
suinplilous banquet at the old Bink ex
change, on Third street. The-occa
sion was a pleasant one. e wish him
and our depcrtine worthy fellow citi
zens fi'll realizaiion of their dream of
pence and flenty a the far west.
II. T. Davis
A. J. White, Chaplain at Frt Dudze
and member of the Pawnee City Quar
terly Conference.
Next Conference to ba held a: Ne
braska City.
The President has signed1 the bill
exempting manufactures from tax.
PUBLIC NOTICE
Rr-storation uf Lands on even aectiumi along the line
of tfie V P. K K , to actual settlor .
Br order if the Secreiary of the inf. ior U.e land
withdrawn from ait emeu! by the Secretary o der
of Oecember ftth, iS67 alone: the line of the Cat n
Pacific RhII Ko d, are tclelr eMnr rl; aad no and
after the 6 h day of May IsCS. (hit offl- will be
prepa ed to receive aiplica!loas fur pre-emption and
hprat'sl. ad entiles of audi eseit sections at l.t0 ier
acre. -
Land Office, HebaW C.ty. AptH 6, 1863 4
K kf MeCOSIO; Kenitcfr
H. KtN.NEOV, Keceire-.
UK EYE
Mower 5 JReaper.
H.iviuir taken ill acenry for thr s.ile of this jus'Iy
celeb uled Machine, In the Ciunt:e ol Cass, .-a n
dern, Seurd and llutler. We a-k ili'i-e fuhinj a
MO WER and SEA IE It
Toe ill and examine
Tlio BucKoyo
In use in our Oiflrict. We refer to tl os? iron have
oed I hem, and ask a e-rfui eismir.utiou of tbe
Late Improvements,
Mide especial! in the
'DHOPjVEE'
IVe Warrant the .Machine io be .ILL
claimed for it.
Please call, or send an f get Printed Pamphlets.
Atso every thing p m tianin? to fh' Ksws nu'iaesa
constantly ou l.a. d, and FJJi SALE. ?uscip:iona
rec-iv.d far all Piers and Magas nea al Putilisb
ers Pi Ices.
We also keep on had the te I art.cle of
Soda Water.
Drink, anil be Refreshed.
epr9 6b:f
Lands iu Nebraska
For Sale.
In Cass County.
See. Tow a fi'e
I'st hif t.ouih eas t qr 10 11 i
South west qr. 11 11 iu
euth rat qr. 17 II lu
No tli ea.tqr IT II ID
Eat h'r uorib rat q.'. . 20 11 y
NrlViitqr a jth..-a: qr. f) II r
Vinih-w i qr II 11 YO
North h i south-Sit qr. 91 10
Nortk ws-t qr. r !t
uth sr st qr 11111
Nou;h-eu qi. II 11
N -nli e'.i q . Vt It 11
Nonh west qr. 12 1111
b -nih-wes: r4r. li II II
; N ith hf uih -eat qr. l i 11 II
Wl'S-Wfl l)r, )J4 11 11
Eirl blNo tb rsM qr. 3J li II
North-eest qr u h writ qr Rl 11 ll
.Viibbr.Njnhir.iqr. 81 li II
H est bi S. uih ereit qr, 84 li II
N. ilh easi qr it 1 1 1 J
Morth easi qr. HO II IS
Nor(h-eatqr (Improved) li li Is
rtfthfo-iiti Men r 5 l' li
E t hfuo- h ul'.r. 10 li
Fraciua 14 li 1
In Lancaster County.
.s"Uth ea-t qr north "ft-l qr 11 S 6
.)ilh e.at tr mmli-w-rl q-. 14 ,
fconili hf Miu h-w. i rr. 14 t a
N-r.h hr norlb'e,t qr ti 9
Ll I 11 iouiIi sol qr 14 IJ
North hr uorlh weal q". II 111
In Saunders County.
Nrth .wr t r. 'li 17 7
uulh Wi-et qr IT'
Ai :rras
t:. w. wisi;.
or J. N. WIS K, .Igtnf.
I'lai's mouth. A'fbrtska.
PUBLIC KOTICB.
Notice ; hereby (iieB that hix.ki ai l ba opened
fr recrlv.n iuoacriptiina to the capital aiock of the
l'.tunj iul!i aiid l'a- ric Kailrjjd ou the 4 b day vf
Xry A. 1. 1-oi, at 10 o'clock a nj.cf.aid day, at
I he Lackii g iiuiire cf T -o le. Wanna a C aik, in It
city of I'UltMi.ouib, Nrbr..tka.
Lijltrd llii- HO.h it.) of JiarcU, HiS.
V M. Ma q-i.-tl,
W l'..i Bgt-r, )
Jac ' Vjileiv, k
' 11 I II. ILiiw. , I
J It aik. I
.'a. .'S irll, r
1' II Parme, ,- I.iCoij.oialo:.-
ll l.!v:t,g.uu,
J. S i.e,
John Iliac-,
itgi.- Hla'"r.
bauiUl 3ixwf!l.
Votice ia berrhjr given ih it we are no re . Jy lv
co'Ji.leir an cut t acts l-'r li rniil ing and ae tlDsT
Ue Cr.iU;r I'mli; and ih he ptr.tjn. with wi-oui
we liaee cuiitac a are rq.e-ted to b.vt thtir
ground ready e iu'm hi ttuMii'lH
prtwi llJ.VAltl, MAT1IKLI Ca.
A fall inpp'y of Ilopalrs kept coastaDt' on
hand. PUUamoutb, April ri
DOOM, HRO. dc Co.. - .1 gents,
Foi Cass, Seward, Saunders'
ai d 13u;ler Co ab ties.
JOHN p., MAN ft Y
REAPER . MoWJCR-
We efTer (his well tnown Machine ty the Farmer.
ol Cas Couinty, f-eiiiig assured that it will fi
atialactioo.
W rvf r to the folIowiu gentlemen who have
need the J P.Manny:
WOTJCE-
llar.-n? parrhasoil th: entire iute.e lof l(. Ami'Stx'
i i ihe old Fl m ol AUlit n &, Uuwjf on very lioeial
te mt I .ui prepaiett to f:Te itoviia at very low prices
ar.d am d t rmin;d to li.ive a pcrihn of the Itu.ineaa
iu l'lHltnniuiilh, if lair Hum-', Mrai'it furward
ilraliiiK will a cur'- it, and pie beliw fiur feaaous
why 1 ran .ol be u .dcialii:
lal, 1 am doing biiiacs in ni) own honte and
hav no rent to pay.
21 Tie Hon e is a fi:; proof biiildinc and, f
c-'biae I can get iR-u'auce as low s it can be bad
by any nthei houae.
3t. All niv g..d will be 1oukhl at Ihe tit-ad quat
le:w iii ihe Eji era n'ik ts.
4:h, '1'hri-e Co. ilt will be b jurM fjr Cash at th
Ic-W'.t morkei pi ire.
T.keu a.lo eih r, I have the a I n as over any
ither Uourr. andd.ly c,n:p. till n, either ia the
vl.Uirr of Otiiaha, or lie city of I'. nit. month,
Api2,Cb:f Ei-luET.
O W. JeTcrs, Eq.
W. Wolph, "
John C- Bear '
Mr. Ui.ton,
D W.-Caig
W. Ho tJU,
i. H. Nesbett.
Ei t Mile Hrove.
Ml Pleasant.
Weeping Watr.
Asblaad.
Repairs on hand.
Plettsmoulh.Apiil ISC?,
Doom, iJro. & Co.
priiitatc iVorrcfi;
Notice s hereby1 riven tb'at B. Spurlocic baa made
ai licatb a to be appointeJ BaardUn ta Ki!tar C
Lea in. Mil. or Heir of E. C Lewit, deceaed. late of
Pleta-nHKitn, Caaeoounly, KearsuikaC Tte Com t hn
appointed I h-trsday, the 29(h ofjjril o hear and
deiennine Ihe same. .411 perMaa Utaepated wil ap
pear ni said day at my office ia Plattsmouth, at 10
o'clock am.
Uivenbndermj band tbia Sth da of April, loss
WILXIalM D GAGi.
sp.9'S e:SLi'g Jirlf
rrjsrioisr
CornPlanter.
THE BEST
And Cheapest.
Refer to the following well known farmer of
Cass County who use tbe Union Cora Planter.
Ilbn. L. Sheldon
" S. MaxwfiVl-
" Isa Wiles
Perry Walker, Esq.
Shadrnch Cole
Moaes Stocking
Call and examine, at
Doom, Bro. & Co.s
Plattsmouth, April 8 1863.
SIIUKIFF SALL
Miljhee t Simpson, 1
vs V AtUrhineiit.
Anton' Kolschi'd J
Notice ia h-rely given Ibat by virtue of a Wrtditoiit'
exponas in the .ib-ive rntitu d caue, isiuel out jf
and umlei the seal ol the Clerk of the Oistrict C'..Urt
ot the 2d Jod rial UtMct, w ithin and for Case
County, Xebraka, aud to tue riiracied; I will otfer
f.,r aa c at public anetlo.it; tile blvh-at and b-sl
biddir, for cash in hani, at the front door of lint
Conn H. .use In tbe flty of Pfaitsm utn, coj nly and
State aloreaaid- on
SA 1 VRDA y. t'.e 9ih day of May, 1868.
betw. ea the hours of 1 arid t o'clock p a., of the'
aaiu day. all right, title anil lm ret of the above
n.mcd defrurteii , Autony llolschied ia and to the
following decr ibe-l hV-al E l..te, lo wit: Lots one,
tw.i, four and ten. (1, 2 4, A 10) In hlock two(2;
out b of the Hab lc 6' uare. anu lots ten and eleven'
(I0tll) in liiiKk arir() south rauire one (1), east
of ihe Public tq 'are all io hock- UiulTs el'y, Caaa
County , Neora-ka.
Given uudor my haod this 1st day of Apiit, A. D.
1SC8.
j w JOHJisorf
SIAIHII.L Sl C FT A Pal AN, rherirT of CaasCtf.','
att'ya for PI'lT apiSwIJ Nabrtska'
lOTlC2.
The Arm Of Afnnion & Tjbvey Is this day dlaolved'
hy uiuiual d nni; Henry AmiciD withdVaWlor abT
t. O. Uovey c intinuing the bn.lneav. Bilhi I'utl'
Auii-on or K. O. loviy w ill toilet all accinnteaaiT
tile all c'ainu of the 4r i . Ail persons indebted
to tatTUte drni areeipectrd to settle up Ibeir aeX
coonta, a. we want o aet'le up m- books.
PiatUmoutb, Neb., March 'iSth 1S68.
IltNKY AMISOM,
mai26w3 K. U. DOVXT.
SEED POTATOES;
FOU SAIiH-
a.i.t'y Goodrich, at
While Neshonock, at
per bii.Vl.
marijws
and
IH'
9130'
A.t. c-nt.,
Gleadale, Xk.
1TI3 rVOTICE-
Notice is hereby given tbat C. II- King has made
application to the iTobale Coort of I a. county. State
ofNebrataa, to be appointed tluardiae t Otha
fcott and Josephine ee.-tt, Minor H.ire of Joh
St-ott. deceased,; Ihe Court has aijp 'lntail Hatura.y
IStb day of A..ril. Isfta. lo bear ao-l d termioe tba
same All i-rons mtereaieU will anpear oa that
.lay at o.y flice in the city of Plattsmoatb, at JO
f.U.n'inU' T auy ban 1, this S3J day of March,-
,S'8" WILLI M. 1. GAGB.
mai2i3wS Probate Judge.
WAtnuTJ'c''ei , S'uUenti aud other Inter
tTiit Vea and Women', iu a bu.in paying 91 0 ta
20O per month, aco.rdir.g t. ab Itty. For psrticu
1 r. addiees ZKl'LEtS, Mcit'UllY Co, lmbsrd
W;:-, CI.i T;v li!, tHCTj 1