She gulmvolui gtatfl
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LOCAL
NEWS.
SrfeJo ea' llitcbcoci aad family
down on the Gl&'govr yesterday.
F,ar prUooerc ar now ootflned ia the
to ant J J all at this place, all for lar
Mr. E. A. Wiggenborn baa purchased
the residence property of N. J. Sharp,
!-, oa Third St.
ThoSt. Joseph brooght two car loadi
of lumber for Simpson Micke'.wait A
C., last week.
S. Batcher, a farmer resident of tLis
oity, camo n from Lincoln last Monday
He report! eyerj thing flowlshin at th
Capital.
The meroorj indicated K'3 Ueg. in tho
eha, IiaI TaesdaT afternoon. The
0iaUi Republican reports i;
X09 1 2 deg. in that ciT.
a hizh as
A man named Dominique Dejbacb, a
farmer of Douglas County, was killed bj
a kick from a horse list week. He had
resided in Douglas County einca 1854. ,
St. Joseph R i JicaU h iva nchieTed o
Tictorj in the Socond Ward of that city.
Thcj had 69 majority, two months ago
tht ward weal Democratic. Oh, what u
reaction."
m
Work has been commenced oa the
Railroad between Do Soto and Fremont
It ii thought by Sanguine persons th:tt
Ibis road will be the main line in con
coction with the Taclfio to Chicago.
'I he channel of the river ngiin hugs
the Nebraska bhore at this point, and
has the appearance of bein; us perm-i-neat
as anything in connection wi;h that
treara can.
Parties desiring to go to New York as
part of the "Pendleton Escort" were
referred to McCoy, of Omaha. McCoy
is on of the heaviest whisky d&eler in
the west. Do you sea th connection.
It is reported a construction tnJn was
attacked on the U P 11 P. Uf. Saturday,
about sixty miles beyond .La?a:iiie utd
lite men killed. The engine-r e-iciped
with the louttmative and a. p ut of the
ujrkinco.
The oSco of the Sr. Joseph V'iudicalor
aud u':l the appurtenances cuept L'ntle
Mao has been attached by a banking
bjuse in thai city. Little M ic was so
slippery they couldn't make the a'.Uo'-i-tsent
slick.
A Correspondent of the Xonj.jrUU up;
gsts that the R'jp-ibiicans are dannginj:
the party by withholding support from the
rebel psper at the Bluffs, on the ground
that it is making Republicans of Respec
table Democrats nt erery issue.
The P.altsmouth Brass IJ-cJwasout
serenading the town last Monday crcDiig,
and they discoursed excellent musii?.
They took position oa the bill south of
Main Street, wherd they coull be heard
-distinctly in every part of the ciiy.
Win. Stadlemaun h-is just received an
other lare invoice of these csoeiien!
and fsshionable boots, shoes, guitors,
ic, which will be sold at the lowest pos
sible margin. Call and seetheai wheth
er you wish to buy or not.
i -
The peop!e of Grand Island are jt:t
bjw enjoying (?) a portion of the bless
ings of frontiers life. Tba town was set
upon by a band of desperadoes the o:hr-r
Jay, and the people were compelled to
hang three of them with Jut julge or j j
ry before order could ba rettorcd
Several members of the Lo" fumily
f aaed through town last Monday. Thry
were going dawn stream, and prosumt
vrer on the hunt of Morton, having
heard what a fine, hon?3t fellow wai.
and how great a friend to their family.
Jt is said they were looking for raoUers
The AVu advertises that tho U'liisd
Slates Flag will be hoisted at the Cele
bration in that city on the 4th. Ye
Gods! has it come to that? Is it eo
strange a thing to see the Aug of .our
Country hoisted in the Democratic
strong-hold of Nebraska as to make it a
matter cf newspaper comment.
From Ti BixrFS. By sunlight many
beauties are to be seen: but from the
bluffs by mooelight there is grandurr,
. MB .
mo ou spriDg or solemnity, inure is
also beauty beyond description. D you
ever Tisit the bluffs by moonlight? If
not, don't let this full moon pass without
'doing so. yonpariel.
Mrs. J. W. Chapmen is now visiting in
this city.
The Omaha Herald says evcrjboJy is
anxiously awaitiog the action of the
New York Convention. We believe- this
ia true, to a ceriian extent Tut Dem
ooracy of the country are r xceodly urn
ious to know what their primaries' are,
or wnetner tney are to nave uny to
know whether they are to talk ol nrro
uffrage or against it; to know whether
thoy are to upbild tboir record during
the war or repudiate it; to know whther
they are to talk in favor of a military
bib or against tha whol c!ms; whether
they are 10 say thej were blok heads
during the war or block-heads now,
whether they are to favor a "white man's
Kovernment" or a black-ar.d tan" gov
ernment with Chae at the head; in fact,
e J T anxiously awaiting the action
f e -ew Yori Convention to know
who and what they nre, or whether they
are anything or aaybodv. The Republi
cans are awaiting with 'the Bums anxirty
nt the auiience awaits the aprerirca
"i e th woskej and the tomb.
The M. E Church, at Mt. Pleasant,
ebriSK-i, wiil Le dedfoatrd to the S?r-
vio.;, of (I;) 1 by Rev. T. B. Lemmon P. E.
1 Omaha Disrict, on SaVbath, Ja'y 5th
13:3. Srviuj wiU bei.t r.t 13 o'clock
A M. Rt. W. B. Slaughter, of Omaha,
and other Mia'utors are eipected to be
a aUendacoe.
Nebraska has nearly doubled ber as
sessment during : the past year. see
statement in another column. It will
bo seen that Cass figures up well towards
the foremost county, and in fact i the
foremost county in agricultural wealth.
She has not quito as much wealth in
vested in merchandise as Otoe and Doug
las, but is head of either in agricultural
wealth that is what sustains a oountry.
Tho question of cheese making has
been thoroughly solved. Mr. L. G. Todd,
of Mt. Pleasant, is manufacturing as
good an article as can bo produced on
the ''Western Reserve." and with as lit
tle work. He is milking forty cows, and
making two large cheeses every day We
intend visiting his manufactory before
long, and we will then give our readers
rorc minute details of bis operations,
See ad vercisemant of N w Meat Mar
ket, by Geo. Fickler A Co. Ficklers ex
cellences as a vender of rnat are well
known to the bid residents of this place,
and it'is ouly nacessarv ti say that they
have fitted up the old stand in splend d
style, and everything looks as neat and
trim ns the most fastidious could wish.
Fickler evidently understands keeping a
market.
We understand that a portion of the
troupe lately engaged at the Academy of
Music, in Omaha, intend visiting our
city and giving a "Grand Parlar Enter
tainment" on the evening of the 4th.
Anrmg the company will be those popu
lar actors, Mr.;W. F. Harric, J. Langdon,
J, a Crav, a.id Mis. Annie Ward. Thy
have rccieved tho highest praise from, the
r.res of Omaha, and wo dubt not they
are justly entitled to be classed among
the first of their profession in the went.
Mr. Dawson, formerly Pnt Mister at
Lincoln, informs the people of that vicin
ity, through tha medium of the Common
wjtil k, that there is a tri weekly mail
from l'lattsm-uth to Lincoln via. Weep
ing Water, Stove Creek and Sherb y,
Station; and advises tho peopls of Lin
coln to let the light of the Herald shine
into thir housfiholds a little more than
they do. We thank Mr. Dawson for this
effort in behalf of the pe ple of Lineoln.
A n viee of this ro ite was pub ished in
te IlrRALosome months szo.
11:3 following is a complete list of the
ofliceris elected at the meeting of the
Grand Chapter cf Royal Arch Masons
held at R lievue.
D. II. Wheeler, M E G II P.
E. A. Allen, R E D G II P.
O. IL Iricb, R E G K.
R W. Furnas. R E G S.
G. B. Graff. R E G Treas.
J. N. Wis, R E G Sec.
Rev R. W. OliT-r, G explain.
J. W. Moore, J Lecturer.
John Reed, E G Capt. H ist.
M. Dunham, E G R A Capt.
Jtcob Vtllery; E G PS.
J. M. Burk, G M 1st Veil.
A. P. Coggswcll, G M 2d Veil
C. T. Whitemore, G M 3i Veil..
J. Q. Goss. ) q s:pward3
O. M. Carter, )
Dr. N. B. Larsh, G Gard
At the annual mce'ing of the Grand
Lodge, A. F. A A. M., held at Bollevue
Oiithe2l-h u'.t , the following officers
were elected und installed.
O. II. Iiish, M W G M.
II. P. Dene, M W D (i M.
Win. Adair, It W G S W.
II. O llama, R W G J
G.o .li. Graff, R W G Treasurer.
J. N Wise,-R W G Secretary.
Rev. G. C. Betts, G Chaplain
O. B. Hewett, G Orator.
Win. E Hill, G Lecturer.
John Q. G'jss, G S D.
M. Danhara. G J D.
J. W. Sh-iddork, G Marshal.
J. B Holohaueh. )
W. Scott Bvr n. i
G S Bearers.
F.'.am Clark, ) .
D- C. Cole, J G fewards,
P. Y. M rse, G Tvler.
A man named Char es Beemer was ar
rested la-t Sundav by Sheriff Johnson
on the charg- of Burglar? and Larcen,
in th bre-tking into F. Lnh)ffs nlnon
on Satu'day night and stealing money
Trom the drawer. lie was in the act of
making another forcible entry. when he
was arretted by Sheriff Johnson He
was brought before Justice Davis on
Tuesday for examination, and in default
of bail was committed to jail to awai'
trial at the next setting of Court. He
has been working on a farrojnear town for
over a year past, and is said to nave been
a stead?, industrious man until quite' re
cently, when ha commenced the too free
use of ardent spirits. Likeroajy others,
he had nU the moral courage to ohstain
from thn cup, an j for the past two weeks
has been "a constant inmate of the drink
ing house, until his money was all gone
but his appetite not appeased. Under
these circumstances he was induced to at
tempt, and we presume succeded in, the
commission of a crime to obtain th nec
essary funds to buy the poison from the
use of which his mi a I was already on
dre. He will have ample time to reflect
upon his course and overcome his unruly
appetito before the sctring'of the Court.
Tho Doom Coy's aro selling the Buck
eye Dropper, New Yorker and John P.
Masrj Re&r-er erd ?';'.rcr.
Mr. John Gross, a partner in Rip-
plo'i Brewdrymet with qu'ti an accident
last Mndav evening. Ha had rovJehis
regular rounds with the Beer Wagon,
and, we suppose, had be;n testing the
quality of bis merchandise with san e of
his customers. lie started Lome about
4 o'clock, and concluded to try tha speed
of his horse. The horse went very well,
but in turning tho corner at the foot of
Main Street, the wagon whs upse', with
Mr. Gross underneath. He might have
been dragged to death except for the,
fortunato uncoupling of the wagon,
which left the horse attached to the fore
wheels only. The horse turned and
started up Main street, but was soon
csught and secured. Dr. G. II. Black
and a number of citizens went immedi
ately to the relief of Mr. Gross, who was
lying insinsible among the wreck of ths
wagon and a number of empty beer kegs.
Dr Black examined his injuries and
found nothing moro se-ious than bruises
and several severe cuts about the head
nohones broken. Mr. Gross regained h:s
conciousness after about fivo minutes,
and got up apparently but little the
worse from his tumble. Ao will un.
doubtedly feel his bruises for some time,
as they appeared q lite numerous. The
horse was injured slightly. It is proner
to tate in this connection that the cause
of the accidenw was to much stimulant,
also that Mr. Gross is not in tho hubit cf
drinking to excess.
LIH-COLX XT LUIS.
From the Cuininontotalih : We learn
that Ssoretar? Kenuird will soon take
up his permanent resiJenoe at Lincoln.
Ballantinu A Bragg sent out 20 loads
of Timber last wiek and sold it all be
fore it w is unloaded. 25 more are on
the way.
Tho first quarterly meeting of the M.
E Church of Lit coin was held on last
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. C. W. Gid
dings P. E attending.. Financial reports
very encouraging.
It is reported that a young married la
dy in this city took a big dose, of laud
anum the other morning with the view
of a permanent esc ipo from the troubles
of life. Physicians interfered and ths
is in a fair way to recover.
Messrs. Tichenor A Green of the Lin
coln Salt works nave their building down
at the big basin nearly oorapletcd. They
will commenoe boiling in a few days.
They nro prepared to turn out about 50
barrel per day as 60on as their kettles
and machinery hall be on bund from the
Nebraska City Foundry.
Fall to Lxprets My Opinion.
Mrs. Dr. II. K. Whiteford, of Elgin,
111
in
a recent letter savs : 'I havo
seen many rccommei dations of your ma
chine, ljt those highest in its praise
fail to express my opinion of its superi
ority over all others for family use.
Mine has been in use over three years, has
been uied by ray neighbors, successfully,
after a few moments (showing, and has
not been oat of order once since 1 have
had it. Ihe titch is entirely satisfacto
ry never ripping, but remaining Erin,
till the garment is worn out. I would
recommend tha Willcox A Gibl.s in the
highest terms, for extreme pimiilicityt
quietness, and ease of operation, and
for the beauty, elasticity, strength and
durability of its work."
We notice the farmers from Salt Creek
Valley and the west part of our county are
in town looking at the Reapers and Mow
ers; also that tho D 'o;u Doy'a are celling
a gn at many r.f their Celebrated M t
chines They keep nothing but the hest
Reapers and Mowers, and thiy warraut
each machine.
It is a sureVgu nf a prospci ous tarmr
to -ee him selecting the best inac'iines
We wero forsibl reminded of the"above
fact by scoing that class of men giving
the Doom Bv's orders for Bird-ial's just
ly celebrated Threshing Machine?. It
bhows that they want their worx wtdi
dine..
We have two of ' th celebrated John II.
Manny'h C m1ined R-aper it Mower left,
which we oETr to the f irm-rs of Cis
County, for the very low price of $IG0,
and warrant tho same to do as much and
as giod work as anv machine made.
A few of the Celebrated Garden City
Selby Cultivators and Hay Rakes on
hand yet at a very cheap prices.
E. A WlCGENHORN A Co.
tf. N-'W York Cash Store.
iTi?" Henry Beock has the largest utoek
of furniture in the wet, and is selling
at prices which cannot fail to give satis
faction. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs,
Sofas. Lounges, Tables of all kinds,
Wardrobes, Safes, und everything else
n the furniture line, kept on hand and
made to order on short notice. Also all
sizes and qualities cf Coffins kept in
stock. tf.
NOTICE-
All persons indebted to the undersign
ed will pleae call on llerrman IIrold, a
the old stand, and settle, immediately.
roar5 C. G Her old
XOIItc:.
All persons owing us will please call
and se'tle as we want to closa up our
last years business.
janOtf Smrsox. Mickelwait A: Co.
PJattsmouth Lodge No- 6, A- F. &
A71I.
B6,rt:!:ircommiinic;ition 1st aui3l Mondays of oeh
atitnlh, at 6 1-3 u'clucic. p. in. -
K. li. LIFIN-33TCN, W. It.
O. O. BETTS, gee.
Nebraska Chapter No. S, II A. II.
Kxal.r ooMTt-aiioD and 4th Tocadaya of
isb mutb, hi 0 12 o'clock j n.
s. r. r-r3rr5.p.
f c. rrrrs.ftr.
I. CO. F.
Reiatir of Putts t-.'!ve, K 7, 1. Q. V.
ISrotti'-ri of iKuor Lois-t r I.ivi'vJ to vl.it tr.U
I,-.lje.
Hv.irtorof 8 tD!Ir', S.O.
fAM'L M. C!t AP'Ji!.!t. 9.
i. oTg. t.
KiraliirneetUgt every Tm-sJay cvkiiIlK Trllrj
TBUl'iarropesifu:iy iutited.
R. DtXTKK WINDttAM. W.ra. .-
TUOS. W. SURVOCK, L.1:j D'putr.
FAtKVIKW LOIXJB. Ni. 14. hokt r-u it i.-t
re'pciiu'ly invlt-I h. W. CALE1 S, W O. T.
F.M. TOt SU. Jr , W. 8.
F U. VOUN'G, Scu., Lodie Dnputy.
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
R-K'aUr mretinr. 8rt Tuealay of -Tery iDODtb,
t 7 d. tu.. at tiie ofl-c uf I 11 Whffkr :
P ' Kev.QKU.C. B-TTS.
I W NViiEELEa. Cleri. Cbairmau.
r57KICi:LSIR 1S .REB LDililK, Ko I. Pmtta
mviih. h'.l H reit'ilse uiB'mssoa the tblrd Wedai-a-
dy eeoinp of mc1i nionm.
B o J, WE - LEY UASXE3. W D T.
Bro. W. L. Wkll. W U 8
Slsiur Kua Davis, W DVT.
jySrROK l r LODGE No 8, Mt. riexsant,
bol'ls reiular infetiuS" ecry bturdnv eenine.
J. rt. llUulltS, W. C. T.
T. E HUGHES. W 8.
L Davis, i.ojg n T"y
"BAND Or HOPE DFORI E I.ODil'. No. 4 R'-uli-
'neetmes the s.-con I aixl totirth Friday eveinDx4
uf cacti uin.'h ' F. M VoUNO, J , W. U T.
fcisf r SARA O LEWIS. W I)- V. T.
Si W.CALKI.V, W. D.3.
XTOTICK.
Jnc.b Ra'.biikth v Joba Run er
Jiiciib Rc'-lipAtli '! t'acln:i t in i- oa tli 13th
du of M y. 1S-JJ. ty William R a Ju-tice ol ihr
Pec.on iue wli-ai ounl by John B mga-: K-o-i:ig
in Fie.i-ritk Onron' ti-iil, in Mi. r'lt.''Hiit
tunhi;i, c iuiiiv of Cis , in lie :.lnl ul 2i"bia-k.n,
t iriir hit riiihlful clnu. $U wih iu".ee-t from
flie l'jlb !ay cf Maruh, lS'iS. ao I ihtr probKblc cou
e-iiintfl at $.'0. Tliia wucat will ic told on tbe
9i Hay or July, U6S.
W II.! I AM EOSB.
ullw3 Ja-t.c of ta I"ace.
n. waetLiR,
K. c. Lawn
D. II Wheeler &. .Co.,
P.eal Estate Agents,
Commissioners of JDeeds
AND
Fire and Life las, Ag'ts,
PLiTTSS.MOUTr, X. T.
Collections promptly attended to, and proceed
iuiltcil at current r:te of Kxctianiie. Taxe paid iu
VVVn fit Iowa and .N'ubr.t,iKa lor uon resiilai.U. iili-
to la d invexligitt.d. Mouey loaneu ou Real Kttate
ecur.llca. Lund Warrant locate".
CLAIM AGENTS.
A .entt for collection of cUimiajriunst Hoernmrn
for ?oM era, their rld.iWj and tuii.oi liei'a. A cent
for he pu: clia.-e and nale of Laud and City proper
ty, eaiug of Tenements.
RKFEItE.XCES:
Hon. S. If. Elbert, Dt?ner City. C. T.
ilesur Koanlze Bros. . Omulm, A eh.
" Mc'"hiid S. M' tcalf. Nebraska City.
G. F. Filley. St. Lcuin, Missouri.
Dr. Uto Lewis. Bo-tun, MaitchuselU.
M W Dltmam Chicago, Illinois.
II M WaKill, Cinrinnati. Oliio.
Too,le 4 ilaniia. Hlatumoiitb Nebraska.
L U Kub, Tbree Rivera. Michigan.
Hon F Fellows, ttluomfleld, V"icoiiin.
Hon T M M rquott, Plattumouth, Nebraska.
L Lewis. A'toiiiey at Law, BiitTlo, New York.
Jarter, Hmnt y St Curl, Dei Aloiues, Iowa.
i dAwtr
PIANOS. PIANOS,
MELODEONS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Pea'er In he ce!ebrnt"d Sleek McCammoa Pianos,
and o her Musi. al Iostruiut-i. ts.
t"All Inntr-jraent ar.-antd flvo rears. C3
ort-il ly
JUST RECEiVED
Ami for sale at low figures,
in t it COFFEE. 14 tlU SUGAR.
5 VA Dli 1 A JTLES, 5 Ills DR Y PKA CUES,
SiC , ic. A )", a lA'gt as: ortnieut of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. SHtSaiEX DOORS, WISpOW SASH,
WIXDoW Bl.i.WS. GLASS. CEJK.VV.
PLASTER PA Rl.t, 1AJR, COAL OIL, Eto
LTDXING-TOK" COAL,
2S0 fcu'h'-li, lo which we Invite th attfli-t!on f
Ulackumith- and u'lr'H 'j . it 1 1 1 y ti I priu--. e
are Ageuts f,r the jv:ilN" C'ML rvA.NK.at L x
inirtn.aud pr.-ii e t follih a'l tbe Col "tiii
country w.iu: ;.t pi ice." to mit. aIsc a Urge st -ok of
Ilyc, Bourbon and Star Whisky
Cl.e.-ry, R,sp-.eir-, Hlackbtrry and Ginger Brandy
Ca 1 asd ire in.
flMl'jON. MICEELWAlT A CO.
j.C!3 wtf
-P. 1M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT
I' LA TT&MOVTII, XEIi.t
'- Tipt attention paid t tne iorchae ai.d sal ol
R il ...'n'e, ami pjynirai of lixr,HOd all butiners
p t linicg to a jj.u-rjl Laud ascih y. Titles invt.
Refer- b i.rrnii-.i. n to
II n. E S. Dundy. Ju.lif- 2d Judicial Hi-t . Fills
Ci , Ni'lua-ka; Mainr r.dw'il Burbaok, Paymaster
C A. Le,vim..i tli. K insai; II l) J. it. Uuibai k.
! A-t etr Nb-ka. al s .ity, N-h ; Hon. T. i
1 a I'lHliiruouth. Xeli , C-il R It Livii.ii-toh
In d i-bik l-t V-t. Vois., I'laifiuou'h, N'-t-.;
M . II. Wb-el r, Indian Aavat, I'avri.ee
Arfiicy; Oba'a Ncitleton, No 111 liioadway. Now
V'i k; .iarve, Diiri!h & B'ow Waabiuutori, D. C ;
Tra-y. Matfittrv Co., Cbii-iigo, Ilia ; R. O Fii h.
Kocbeiixr. N. Y.. I'rof. Uoiuy Arling ale. ''Uanford
La rerkity.' M. 1. ... oiXD
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. F O Ii G Y ,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Farming Implements,
Pach as the eelebratfd Rod lirenkinr Pluwa. Mould
ftoa'd Br.kT-. Stirrioe Pl"W.. Hiuk'l"? and Double
Shovel-. Cultivator aud llarrowi). Repairing done
ng bu't nonce All wo'k warranted.
llHvinifhxd much exprien e ia the nuMnes, 1
frel assured that I can kitc (renaral SHtisbirtion. -
rlease give me a cm D.io'-e purciinsing eiewnere.
O. . FORUT.
riattsniouth Neb., May 6th, 1967.
AND
WOOL- CARDIAC.
Ho! for Salt Creek, where yon can kill two birds
with one s'one. get you- llrt n Croand and Wool
Carde I a the same I'm-; tbe machiury for boihii
Id prfect order r n-e tne Patent JI ichine Card'
vbirb with run poouh Inst year to e-.tiillib their
superiority ..vei tbe old kin. I, ax a I wh" uk-iI the
c m testify. 1 lie suueriorit. of Mr. S. Twigs as a
'arder is well know u. and his services are -till le
tained for the beiit-nt of tbe public. With the abre
advaatnires we flatter ourselves tbst we cn inak- it
to tbe adva" tag of all who want work in our line
to come Ibis way. O. DliAN. Proprietor.
niylii S. TWI3'. Carder.
DC. HI. H. iTl'CLUSKY,
D E N r!M S Tt
1 v. i an if
V1d( work 1n bis Hoe on abort Cot!ce
K Sc r STAGE i.i.t;
,ftsni;l :eve rfoi. Cl:y on adfr April at
l-t u'i ' k, a i:-.,, fik.i, d l-icf-ic.t Mt Fclor jrillf ,
nl' : Vljitmoith rt 12 c!otx,' f'-r iinuer;
1f.i l'-m!C mguilt l Quo; RTiT t titb. CU' tt
r. '.; i- w. t3i.a ai L":biJ-t Hoto'. .Veb.
i n;, kji t liti Yt.Wj Hu", l'ljtti'inoa'li,
BprlC-f CLO. JKNNING3.
E Oil SALE
fh4 W ur 14 th-S W V. 8 3, lb W K
ut X K i- lii- N K f-f1 K 15 n I t!i S K of 8 K,
Sc 13, TIP Hans' II. C:i Cuuotf. Kebrajka.
lli "f I ir .! la-ifl I r ale iu tracts tu uii par-ri.a"r-.
lu'uis oue Txu h caKh the bla'Ce in thre
tiii1 unul kyinnt9, uit.-ict l 10 P' r ctat, par
aoic annually. tain
majTo.3 CaUia, Han i.n Co., Ohio.
ISTitAr 3ALK.
Prb ic notue h hereby jflveo tbat on Tbuis-
day. tbe 2 1 diy ..f Juy next, at 1 o'cl -ok, p. til , at
tbt house f (,o. W. Thomdite. in Loi.isvtlle Pre
cinct iu f'a- eounty.Neb , t will oaor at pubhc ale
to ihe b'ghe-t bidder, a tbre ye;ir old IliWt buy
Ma e with ber colt (aw MX woka old), t-xni Jdare
was taken up and will be told as an est ay.
A. l uctiLU, . r.
May 20. IS3 c9w5.
Improved Farm and Tim
ber For Sale
The farm Is about 20 miles west from I'lattsmooth.
2 mi ea west .f FT. "over's, on ihe Mage Koad 60
ai'res a been in cultivation a log Uoase uoon it
an I plenty i f stock water; it is S w qr -ec 27. T 12.
It li l'Hi sees; and conuected wiih it is Lot 1 aid
I", qr of S qr .-ec 2d, anie T und K (liinb'-r)
90 and S0-1H0 acres, making 250 and S i 10.) aciet.
Also tl.e N w qrof N w qr of Sec -U. T 1(1, K 44. in
Mills c iimty. Iowa, Due et Irom Hlalismouib. and
1 miie from tho fiver, (hevy tiniher.) For terms
addre. D. U SALOMON',
uaj23tf. Gienwoiid. Iowa.
I.Ef.AI. NOTICE.
A. Cartiilchaei Plfit. in error 1 1 be Dis' Court 2nd
against Judici 1 1'isflrt in
John Tncram Deft-ndnt and for Cass Co N'-jh
Jnlm logman, the defends lit, will takj notice Ihut
A Carmlcharl, PI lit.till iu error n tbe ab ve e i
lit e l ca u"" 0 I' d his i.etitbm In error ii. .aid court
on ti.e 2nd day of June; .V, i-C3, pr- ylnjf tht a
certa'Dj I 'jjeiu. nt rendered agsinut the j.laint.ff in
Hint xcu'D a-i'l in rvor or the iielelinsni Jonn in
crams iu Ju-tiies CnUrt be'oo J.din ATissou Ju-tit-e
of the Panee i and for Uck B'uff- Precinct, Cas Co
Nei rk on tbe 2nd dav of May 1S0S. be r verre I
and set aside aid tint sa d p'alutiff in error be re-
resfred lo li ihirgs be bas .it by resson tntre..t
mid lb it judgement be rendeied aguint the said
li ha Ini-'ram r r co-Is of suit
That Jhe sain deiend.int i ri'q'ilred to anwer asid
petition on or b-lore the fl.st day of tb" next term ol
next term of tbe Di-t ic; Court to be be d la an: fj'
Caa Count; N'ebra-ka.
A. CAKMluii a&i , riaini.a.
Py Vaxw'll Chapman, bis f.t .rneys
rderel rubimhed in the N'FARSKA IIfralo.
Given undo my btid and teal of aaid Court at
Plaitaiu. utb, Jane lObtl S$i . .
Wiiii am L Wells,
nlO Clerk o tbe District Court.
Mower Reaper.
TTsvIng taken the acency for tbe sole of this fuslly
relib sled Machine, In the Counties ol Cass, ea .n
ders, Seward an i Bntler. We ask those wishing a
MO WER and REAPER
To call and examine
i.arve nnmbnrt of f'is Dtilii' ( are
In use iu our Di-nict. We refer to those wh have
used ihi'in, and ask a careful elimination of tbe
Late Improvements,
Msde especially In the
'D UCPPER"
We Warrant the Machine to be JILL
claimed Tor It.
Please call, or send and get Printed Pamphlets.
A fall supply of Repairs kept constantly on
hand. PlaUsir.outh, April 8 ISOS.
DOOM, HRO. & Co., - Jlgtute,
Fot Cass, Seward. Saunders
ai d Bn'.ler Cnitnlies
rt?
Threshing.
MACHINE,
AND
. TRIPLE GEARED
HORSE: POWER-
Manu'aetnred a' Pen Yati, Stw Teik, was awarded
the FIHST PREMIUM at tbe g.eat ieid
Tril at Jt tt o ll. 180C.
Sincere v b-Hevine tho " Rl it I'SAI.L ' to he Ibe
6- f Thrr h tif Ho- itic ni .'o We iuviU the pnb
lie t" c- I so. I exjtt.lie it, or t-eud unil get pamphlet-.
HE WAItRA&'T OxJ -BitDSM.l." to 1 all
claimed far it in ihe PitnteJ I'auiphleU
Wee aim f..r the "IHrdsa!l,
Greater clcaninjj capacity tbaa any ether Ma-ei.io-.
Citeater Durability and Strength with lefa Welcbt
The Keedt r can raise or lower the Concave, wbiie
the Machine is in in. lion.
Theileauiiig Wi ka e d-tven ny be' t from each
end of I lie Cylinder, iuauriPg tredglb. and pie-
vrLtir,g Ibe Ly. Oder wearing out or irne.
TITE
HORSE POWER
Weighs on'y 1 100 pound and is
Warranltdto stand the draft of
20 Horses.
room, 2R0-, & co-, - - Agenu,
PUi ttmouih. April 1, 1368.
OPbN TO OSCEOLA.
Burlington h Missouri
II i v c r ,
, and
CHICAGO, BLUlLIXGTOiN
& QUINCY
EAILKOADS
Courecli ms made at Burlington, for
CHICAGO and the EAST.
Buy Tickets via BURLINGTON.
Passenger by this route have choice of th three
Gieat 1'rauk Line, leading east from Chicago, tbe
Michigan Central,
Michigan JSouthe n &
Northern Indiana,
Fort Wayne
II n'l Roads,
&. Chicago
For all polnti in
INDIANA,
MICHIGAN,
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA
AND THE
Through TIctttb anl Ba-gage Cbecke for al 1m.
po-tant poinis
PVLLUAS'S PALACE SLEEP1XG CARS
on ail Q'p'n trains eaat of Uurlint'on.
fc. CAEPER. C. E PERKI.fS.
Ota. TJ't VWr Ai't Si.3.aS3t
ri3fs
R. G. DOOV, J. f. DOOM. KVEETOS MOV.
DOOiVi, BROa&Co.
Uanoa'acturcas' Aii f"r rbt asJ T, and d.ai
cis ia
Agricultural implements.
i
We keep einstaolly en hansl a sajp ei
Threshing 31achine3,
Horse Power,9
Reapers and Mowers,
Corn-Shcllers,
Corn-Planters
Plows of all kinds,
Broad-cast Seed SoAvers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Cultivators, Churns,
&c, &c.
We rlesl only ia anch Impleaenti a we an war-
raut to p-rform aa rcpreenid.
We shall k.ep a lull oi ply of repairs for all Irn
plements sol 1 by us.
We resp-ttfn ly ak those wishing FARM 1M
I'LK l EN r- to call aud ex niine our stock, or tend
for Ptinted CircuUra. Pi b e List, Ac , Ac.
PUttsmoulh, Api il 8 lb 1
DLO.TI, BRO. & CO.
The '"New" Yorker"
SEIiF-HAKING
REAPERS MOWEB
Was awarded the l.U'be-t priie as a 6FLF RAKJN8
KK A PER, at the gnat Field Trial at Auburn A.
a isoo.
. . . i iV.ir TC.irl. tba rjronri
iiavins eretnj '
ki. H.rii nooula.'eaachine are now
enabled to dll orders from Nebraska.
THE GENUINE
NEW YORKER
Is now for the first tims offered for sals in the
Counties of Tans. Lancaster, rwaro, oaunaera ana
Butler. We claim for It
Lightness of Draft,
Durability,
and a Perfect Self Rake.
F'ease call and examine, or send for Printed Pam
phlets. We are aui-oriied to warrant tbe aiacuinr
10 b- all claimed for it in the piiaU-d pamphlets
I h' Agencv is iririHuent, and a fu l supply oi ao-
pairs always on b '.
I'lattsmouta, spni jiwo.
Doom, Bro. & Co.
D. B. McMechan,
DKALKE IS
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
I RUN, c"TEEL ai.J NAILS,
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,
COIiX.I'LAXTEIlS,
Cultivators, sulky and walking,
Cools Stoves,
A Large Variety un Hand.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Hakes,
&c, &c.
A larc" uto-k now on band at small advance on
Eastern Prices.
lOG .Viiii Street, - A'tbraslta Cittj.
(opposite the Seymour Hons-)
SIGN OP THE PAD-LOCK.
FURNITURE,
COFFINS-'
AD
Cabinet - Work !
Ii. BOECK
ITaTinr enla'Bed his fhip nd Sal"S-rooms would
respectfully remind th. people in this vicinity thai
he can furui.ib them sill the very best ruruiture.
Chairs, or o' her Cabinet-work, at the most reason
able rates. I hll ke p constantly on band a large
awnfuiAiit or EatUrn H'orifc. and am also prepared
to .nanuraoiu e anrthio? in my line on snort notice
A large a?omient of Keauy-made Coffins kept at
! times. - i;hi ana examine my (.iocs rju prices
jel0ddwtf H. LOtCK
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
WALKING-
CULTIVATOR.
Bv practical experiments In the Held and by test-
ins ihean with tbe best M'alkins Cul'ivato.s made,
they have b- ea brought tu a 'tate approaching
Perfection
In construction. The cultivator coi.si-is of two
WiouKht iron ax'e'ree, arched and well braced.
Tbe pi 'W are oimpiy two iron bi ami with
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
attach d to tbe axle ly i doub'e J9:nt which gives
the ol w n easy, but at the sarre time perfectly
true vertical ana norisonial motion.
I be tnuKueiH double and fastened ti the arch
of ibe izitree iy clainDs Sv. that it can be raised
or lower, d at will, wben ibe eo n is yi ung, reducing
ilrsit, ami raiiea wnen tne coin Is higuer.
The shovels are furnished with
Reversible Teeth,
So that the soil can be thrown either toor from the
corn. T e ''IjW are connected by means of ioraie
coai linp, wb ch nsh e tl.a plowutaa to eoutrol both
P.ows by holding one.
The fo'lowiiig are a few o.' theadvantageousrolnts
of superiority which this uuiuvator has over others
I t It is stronger aud lighter, being made almost
ei.tirely of wrought iron.
2 1- Th- douliie points ! which the shorela are
attached to the axle enable tbe plowman to move
hi- plow either toor from the co'H or lift it ont of
the groona with the lea t effort.
8J. With this Cultivator the depth of the furrow
can he reg'ila't-d piowiQR saallow pr deep wnetaer
the ground is hard or soft
lib. By mesas of the K3e coopling which con
nects the I wo plows yon can make the two pi" w run
.jt disiance apart tht you rosy desire wi;b otn
er .iow- it i almo-t impoi,ihle v bold both phove'
lie.i tbrowioe ear b to the Oirn, and to keep thein
fiom crowmng tot-e'n- r wnca 1j.1i g frum tuecoic
For further particulars, eail, or adJreba
D. li McMECHAN.
1808.
16C8.
North Missouri
RAILROAD '.LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two -Daily Trains.
BOTH Dal y Trains of tne Hani Ibal tt St. Joseph
Rsl i road from the west make eloee connectieu at
Macon Cits with the above line, arriving .u ii
I.oula and connecting directly with allmoiiuEg a4
af ernooo ttaius cut vf St. Lou's, for
Kiw VoC, rHH.anai.PHWA.
lltTOS, VVAIHIiOroli Citr,
SaiTiMOxr, IIarr .oracn,
PlTTSBUIlOH, L'OLOMBVS,
Dattix. tlNtiaasrtl,
iPDIAKAFOLr,
LOCISflLLK,
C'uiciO'i.
NaSBTItUt,
And all'Points East KortU or South.
The only direct and legitimate route from the
West to St. Louis tfc the Kast.
Time to ihe Eastern cities as Q UICKax
can be made by any route, with
LESS CUJUfGES.
Tlskets via Ibe above Hue can he parehasM at the
Hannibal A St. Joseph ticket ciScds in tbe Wot.
'are ii th; same as by any ot'ier route.
BARTON' BATE5. Fresidcat
JOnX P. LAIRD, Geneial Superintendent.
H, M. VH ttLEK, Gen Ticket Agent. '
JOSEPH GA.MltLK, lien. Kreipbt Ag-nt
"H. KAKLY, iteiii M josepn.
L. M DUNN. Goners! Western A sent.
an, 23 j
JOHN p. MANNY
re ape tt aOJ mower.
We effer lh: well known Machine t the Farmer
ol Caas Coiiiuty, f.elio assured that il will gi
fat'sltiction.
Weref'rtolhe followjug gentlemen who htve
used the J . P. aiunny:
(i. W. Jeffers.Esq.,
W. Wolph,
John C- Hear
Mr. Upton,
D. Mi-Caig
W. Horton,
J. H. Kesbett, "
Eig t Mile Grove.
Alt li.asaul.
Weeping Water.
Ashland.
Repairs on hand.
PlatUraoolh.Ap.il S, ISCS,
Doom, Bro. & Co.
GREAT BXCITfiMBKT
WASHINGTON!
IIERRITIAIV UEROLD
Harlug bought oat the entire Stock of Goods fruist
C U. Uerold, is ready to t-Ber
GREAT LVDUCEME.YTS
In Prices,
I shall sell Goods LO WER TU A If TUB LO tCLSi.
for Cash, Wheat, Corn, Hides, Furs or any kind of
COUNTHY PRODUCE
My block Consists of - . .
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTIIXU,
HATS and CAPS, POCKET
CUTLERY, - YAXKEE
AO 7 JOXS, ETC.
"lease give me a call at the old stand ofC O. nsrsi ".
HER UMAX HE HOLD.
CONJUGAL LOVE
AND THE DAPPJNESS OF TRUE MAKRIAGS.
Es-ay for Younir Men, on the Errors, abuses and
Ufae whirh destroy v e Manly Powers and ere
ue impediments to M AKKI AGK, w lh sure me us of
-elief Sent in si sl.l li tter enve'opes fre of charge,
dilresi Ilr. J. 8KILLIN HOUQUTON, Howard A
ociation, Philadelphia, Pa. Janl2uif
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Successor to llonelan auchmaa,)
Druggist & Apothecary,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils,
Dyes, iXotioES,
Toilet Goods, Perfumer,
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WIN. 33 JS
AS
For Ucchanioal and MedlcloaJ pnrnosee
Ittp constantly on hand a fu'f anJ weft aiisrt
d stock of
PATEI-T iTXEDICIES-
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
CarefuUy compounded by an experienced DniiUt.
2fone but tbe PUREST Medicines used. All gtc-
warranted a represented. Caf and see.
MAIN fcTKEET, tOUTH SICE.
Terms Cash.
NEW ARRANGE3IENTS!
James O'Ueill
orAtift m
PRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARK
HATS, CAPS.
BOOTS, SHOES,
FARM PRODUCE.
And everything needed by the
FARM ER s MECHANIC.
Tlavio pnrchased the entire st-c' ofeo-rts ' elorc,
ir g to Wm B' rolil. 1 sm re-fit'lng th-stoie rrtm in
go il style, an I p.opose to sell g. od.at the old slaJ.
ob the moat revcc9 :crs.