roa.nic.iL..
Jjde Jere Bliclt of PennsyTania,
a credited with being the father of the
Chase Presidential moTcment. - . ,-
Hon Thomas A". Hamilton, of Sheibj;
is proposed as tha next Republican can
didato for GoerDor of Tennewee.
The Ohio Slalenman (Democrat) sajs :
"Chief Jnstico Chaae's terms won't auit.
Wo can do better."
Ilenry A. Wise and Montgomery Blair
are not satisfied with any of the candi
dates yet named for tho presidency of
the Democracy.
GeD. Joseph A. Cooper, who was some
time since announced as a candidate for
Congressman at large from Tennessee,
has formerly withdrawn from the contest.
The Newark Courier thinks that ex
f?on?ressman Neherniah Perry is sure to
get the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor of New Jersey.
A rumor going the rounds states that
Yallandighain will soon start a daily
newspaper in Cincinatti, as the exponent
of pure Democratic sentiment as he un
derstand!) it. It is to be called the Herald.
A Washington correspondent writes
that Miss Dr Mary Walker has been vis
iting certain high functionaries there,
and adds that "she is very scveie on
Gen. Grant, and intends to take the
stump ngainst him, "together with other
representative woman on account of
Grant's hostility to female suffrage
while ha "endorses negro suffrage." It
is heart rendering to hear news of this
kind.
The Philadelphia Morning Post says ,
Mr. Diolittla said, til a Democratic
meeting in Trenton the other day, that
the jaw of the negro was tnuerem rrot
his own. and on that notorious fact bas
ed a profound argument that colored
men should not vote. Some people How
ever, think that the distinguished Sena
tor bas too much jaw, and a very pecu
liar jaw, being able to talk on both sides
of his mouth."
Fulton county papers st.it or that Col
Amos C Babcock declines the Kepubli.
ean nomination for Congress. in the Ninth
Illinois District. Col. Babcock assigns
his reason to be that, as Chairman of tho
Republican State Central Committee, he
thinks the two positions incompatible
with each other, at least so far as the
most efficient discharge of tha duties of
both would be concerned.
Hon. Addison Oliver, who has been
nominated by the Republicans for Judge
of the First Circuit of the Fourth Judi-
tial District of Iowa, was a prominent
Senator in the last Legislature, and also
in that of 1850. lie was one of the
delegates from Iowa to the Baltimore
Convention of I&G4 He is a prominent
lawyer of Western Iowa, and a genuine
Radical.
PIIO BONO PUBLICO.
O L ARK" Si P LTJ M MB R
HAYS JC3T EECKVYED A .. ' ..
Magnificent stocli Of
Cuodl, Kice CoodJ, Cheap Goods, Fancy Good, Siaple Goods. Boo ton Goods, 5priaS
ttyUs, toiled tc every gtxeratten. from an Jvunt to bU Grandfather.
Our Stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Trimmings,
Notions and White Goods
Is foil and has been sel-cteJ with special care, and to the Ladies Jwe would Intend a special Invitation
to cll soon and often.
OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
and the Largest Stock evei brought to this market. M
CARPETS, CARPETS,
Tbree-ply, Two-fly, Union, sstsir,
S HARDING CO,
POST OFFICE BUU.DISO
NEBRASKACITY,
N. T
WHITE & BUTTERY,
DEALERS I
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
WHOLEfaLB AND RETAIL PZAf.UR IN
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
We bave'the Newest Sly lea
Eush Mailing. Oil-Cloth and Rug. in great variety.
3LTSJ
STATIONERY
A lo Agents for all the prinolpal
MA GA ZIXES and SE WSPA PER S,
;-i
ri.ni. .niurh raw Pnrii i Styles are open for insnee loo. Call and select yoorsuit while our Stock Is
complete. We also have the jauniiMl naio ana ai-s, ana nearest IHIUIB " DllUli:
ever opened cut In tbia City, tonemer wnu a mu uae or ueu; rurm jnmg udo".
Ton will also Bod a full stock of
UROCKKIE3, QUERN.SWARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, and a large stock or
FARMING UTENSILS and MACHINERY.
ro the farmers. We wonld especially call your attention to onr stock of Agricultural implements
v. tho rvihntifi dinner Plow all iz-n.
Brrakinir Plows. Corn anil Cultivators, also me celebrated vanaever uoru namcrs.
fh Kxcshvor Block Hawk Walking Cultivator, Iloffe Rakes, and McCormi:k'a unparalleled
Harvesting Jtlachtnes.
Trie on'r machine that received the Grand Gold M9dal of Iionorat the Paris Exposition of 1SC7. Fo
full iiifuinution call and get McCorinic's Pamphlet
la conclusion, we wouia say
For
Fhich Subscriptions are received at Publisher
Prices.
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT ION E RY
P. STADELMANN,
apr2 68
Come and See,
CsLARK Sc PLIIHMER
the fact that I
GREAT REVOLUTION IN THE
ii a lj w-j
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, RUSK, Etc.,
Of the best Quality, can be obtained at all times.
woulil In vi te exprcial attention to
have fitted up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In connection with the Bakery, where you can ne
accommodated at all times.
Wtxldinir Danies suDPlied on snort police win
anything in the line of Confectionery or rastry
Call and see m. jeio
1ST E "W
M KITH JEWELRY STORE
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Poilet Soaps,
Brushes, all kinds,
Perfumery, and
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder graces, urass anu uaraen fcecus,
PURE "7V"J:TSrjn& and 3LITJOS5.i3
For Medicinal purposes.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps,
Glas3 and Putty,
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Green and Dried Fruits.
CONFECTIONARY, &c, &c.
Having been eiiKared In celling Drcs and Groceries in this city for the last six years we know tne
wants cf tne i eople in ourliueoi trade, and are predrrcd wlih a large stuck of (roods of the very best
quality to supply those wants at very low price. Plath-uiuutb, Nrb April 2, ldo8.
WHITE fc BUTTE I IV.
J. VV. Middletpn & Co ,
STATIONERS,
BLA A7f BOOK MA A" UFA C TVR K 11 s
IX)
h-
ZXZ V'''" " $-rf"'-'i
LITHOGRAPHERS,
AND
JACfB VAtLIRT, JR.
. K. RUrrifXR.
E. A. WIGGCNIIOBN
D. SCHNASSE.
The L Cross Democrat savs tha "Chase
movement is the most infamous thing
and should be trodden under the
nailed heels of the grand army of Dem
ocracy, aaSi viper whose life needs to be
crashed out in an instant, and though
there perish with it men hitherto the
highest, most cherished and trusted in
tho Democratic party. Such treason is
past forgiveness, and deserves only in
stant political death."
The Newark (N. J.) Journal says :
"The great demand of the times is for a
sgcocse) recognizing the principles of
constitutional liberty, and if Chief Jus
tice Chase is regarded by the Democratic
National Convention as the man under
whom revolutionary Radicalism can best
overturn, it will be their duty to put
him in nomination, and.that of the people
who love their country to raifij the
choice of their convention "
Gov. Brownlaw of Tennessee, in his
newspaper, the Knozvil.o Whig, express
es the following opinion. (Of the States
now in the Uuiod, we concede Kentucky
and Maryland as certainly against Grant
Oregon and Connecticut we set down
as doubtful. All tne otner Mates we
claim for Grant, no matter who may be
nominated at tne Isew York gathering of
old Democratic prostitutes, Whig rene
cades and defeated rebels. Of the
Southern States that may be admitted to
vote, we claian one half for Grant, eer
tain, and consequently we claim the tri
umphantly election of the Republican
ticket."
The New Tork iVew (Ben Wood's pa-
per) thus rejoices over tin failure of the
Chase movement : "Had tho execution
of the maneuver been delayed some five
or six weeks later it might Lave been
successful: but fortunately for the Dem
ocratic party and for the country, it was
attempted too soon. The people have
had time to consider the matter, and
thev are settling down to the conviction
that he ia tha most available canidate
who is most thoroughlv in accord with
the Democratic party; who most perfect
ly represents its instincts and opinions
And who is consequently the most popu
lar in the partv itself. The field of se
lection has thus been narrowed down to
Mr. Pendleton, Judge Field of California,
Gov. Svmour, and Ilendrick, one of
Vihom will probably be the nominee."
The celebrated long-winded horse Gen
John Stewart performed thj greatest ten
milos time that has ever been done. Lie
troted -10 miles in 28 minutes 2 12
seconds in the Riverside Park, his best
previous time 23 minutes 8 1 12 seconds.
E. A. WIGGENHORN fc CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, offer tc the public the Largest and best selected
Stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We give below the prices of a few articles and sell all other Goods at the
same low rates:
The best Prints (Merrimac & Cochecos) included, 15c per yard.
Prima for quilts and Lining, 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 25c per yard.
Denims and Striped Shirt'ng, 15c per yard.
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices.
Stock of White and Colored Blankets at
wonderfully Low Prices.
The suhcrlher havintr pnrchaned the Red Stole 01
2d stieet. lately occupitd by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citizens of I'latts miuth and
vicinity, that he has renttea tue store auu
iarce stock of
!2T 353 "W 213 Xj 3F3L
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Large
An exchange says if the Democracy
desires a candidate that will run well
let them put ny one of the thousand
of draft sneaks who put for the Cunada
border when the first call' was made
for volunteers. They can't be beat
for speed and bottom.
Two boys in Atchison, a few days
avo. cot inside of a baker's bread box
such as is used in distributing bread.
cakes, etc.. about the city, and was ac
cidentallv or otherwise shut up in it.
the lid bein2 fastened with a catch
which they cold not force. Tne Free
Press savs thev remained in the box
several hours, and were nearly sufTo
cated before released.
Tho diccoverv of a nocket book left
in a bank upon a desk provided for the
use of depositors, does not entitle the
finder to a reward idle red by the own
er. At la:t the Supreme Court of
Massachuelts so decided, holding tha
the person that picked up an artic
where the owner has voJuntari
placed it. neither Leconies the .fiuder,
nor acquires any special properly in it
For Ladies. Gents. Children, and the rest of
kind, ai.d is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In the hest manner, and would he haj py to serve bis
old and as ninny new customers as may give him
llijir patronage, assuring ttiein or tueir won weu
done, at moderate pric.:.-., and on short time. 'I he
stock, em Uracil' i every variety I Kois u.'-uully k pt
at a nrst-ciaus J-weiry Store, yill Be sola a low
prices, and warranted of tt-s) workmanship and
material, lie has also a small stock ol
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which wilt he replenished from time to time, an
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently!
cat d in this citv, I respectiuily solicit a share of pa
tronace. and cor.iUHv invite all to call and examine
the stock on hand, as we would be p'.eased to serve
you, and do not ask you 10 buy utilasj we c m make
it for your interest to patronize us.
deciltf E. tt. itiua
We are Ajrents for the Best PLOWS and SEED OAVERS
mmr i rv-ii a-, sa n s . . v f I f I r" - m j1 Ml
nine oria. ine Art 'J t.rJ KJl I T ULlrrtrl ruvJYV. campies
on hand at our store. Cash paid for nieal and Corn.
j2FRemember the old corner.
. Plaktsmouth, January 9. 1S63.
THOR.
TLB,
T. K. HAS51,
J. K- CLARE
Tootle, Hanna h Clark,
BANKERS,
MEW
Dealers i j
B. C. DOOM,
J. E. DOOM,
IVtBTOS DOOM.
;DOOM, BRO
NORTH SIDE OF MJJ1JV STREET, XEJ1R
& CO.
THE COURT HOUSE,
Dealers In
Dry-Goods,
Hats,
Boots,
G
Groceries,
Caps, Notions,
Shoes,
lass ware,
ftueenswarc,
Nails, ifec.,
All nf wrnVTi tvr nrn nrnnared to sell as low as any House
west of the Missouri River.
V wnnlrl psnerM.illv call the attention of the public to our
- i j -
stock of
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting In part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers.
. .
Revolving Kakes,
of all kinds,
t i v a tors,
Drills, &c.
JVc Warrant every Machine We Sell.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOIV2, BRO & CO.
Gohl Dust- Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U
and otlicr Stocla.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
and special attention given to Collections
PLATTS MOUTH, N. T.
ap9 dX-wtf
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
( . If VAUKER OP 1SD DEALER IX
Saddle -3 and Harness,
BRIDLES, CELLARS, (URR1E
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, tj-c.
Min Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
Sulkv and
Plows
Cul
Plattrmoutn, Feby 5th, 1S63.
P. M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT,
PLATTSMOVTU, SEB.,
mpt attention paid to the i.nrchane and sal
of
R al astate, and payment of Taxes, and all business
p;i twining to a general Land alency. Titles iares
tiated. Refers by permission to
H n. E.S. Dundy. Judpe 8d Judicial DUt., Falls
Ci'y, Nebraska; Major Kdw'd Burbank, Paymaster
U. -. A. Leavenworth, Kansas; Hon J. it. Burbai.k,
la' Ai .taor Nebraska, Falls City, Kcb? Hon. T. M.
Me";u.-t'. IMattsmoutb, Neb., Col. R R. LivirjfT-ton,
lad c . ebraska 1st Vet. Vols., Plattmoutb, N'-b.;
M.; X H. Wheeler, U.S. Indian Aff-nt, Pawnee
Agency; Cha's Ncilleton, No. Ill Broadway, New
Yk; ilarvey, Driirieh & Brown. Washiujiton, D. C ;
Tra-y, Masruire & Co., Chicago. Ills ; K. G Kitch.
Rocbester, N. Y.. Prof. Ueniy Arling'.ale, '-Hariford
Umrersity," N. Y.
CONJUGAL LOVE.
AND THX HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
- -Esay for Younjr Men, on tha Errors, abuses an
Diseases which dmtrov e Manly fowers and ere
ate imnedimeuts to MARRIAGE, with sure meansof
relief Sent in sealed letter enreiopes fre t.fcharp.
Artdrass l)r. J. SKILL1N UOUQUTOS, Uoward As-
tccir;:ni;riiiajeiph:j;rj.- - - - inijs.5
GREAT EXClTliMliT
WASHINGTON!
15 E U BS n A IV IIEKOLD
Harlug boucht out the entire Stcck of Goods from
C. G. Herold, is ready to ffer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
In Prices,
I shall sell Goods LO WEIt THAN THE LO WES'i.
for Ch, Wheat, Corn, Hid s, Fur or any kind ol
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stock Consists of .
GROCERIES , DRY GOODS
B'.tOTS. SHOES, CLOTIIISG,
HATS and CAPS, POCKET
CUTLERY, YA.KLE
JSOTlO.S9 ETC.
Please giro me A call at the old stand of C G. UercK
" ' -HERR MA .V HE ROLD. .
Capt. D. I,ISOO & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very choce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Main street, soond door eat of Seymour House
Nrbraka Citv. Nebraska
Are just receiving a new stock of Genuine Old
ourbon direct from Bourbon eouoty, Ky.. Bitters,
etc. myi w
PETER TALLER Y,
VALLERYS & RUFFNER,
.cssors to Slaude & Anderson.)
unce to our friends that we have surchas d the entire stock ol goods of STMJut
it we are now able to sell th m goods at
EXCEEDINGLY LOW P R'KC E S.
We repertfully -&.
ANDKItoO"- -
Notarial and Corporate Seals.
196 L,ake Street,
CHICAGO, - - III
sutpliei ron
Merchants,
Kail
Hank)
Roads and
Public Offides.
Our Motto la
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Our Stock consists of
Dry-(5 oods"and . G roceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Nhoes,
Hats and Caps,
And a large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTMJVG, WOODEjY AND
WILLOW WARE, 1ROJVAJYD NAILS,
And in fact, everiything that a man wants.
fcGive os a call and we guarantee you entite satisfaction.
VALLERYS & RUFFXER.
jau30 1SCS
4irenf.fi fttr f lip. Sir 1 etlh Iir,t,r r,
febsTyrl
TCTTI.E.
. THOMPSON
& WJGTilIORE.
JOBBEIIS OP
r MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLCTELIKG-,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
58 and 60 Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS
Tittle. TnoMPsov t Wetiiobi, Chicngo.
IddAC Fk.VNO & CO., Host.' ID, Mhb.
feL27yrl
d. swrsoy.
IV. HICK EL VTA 1 T,
EUTTV BUTTERY.
Simpson, Mickelwait Sr Co.,
CHILD &BRIGGS,
Wholesale Grocers,
And Dealer im
CANNED GOODS
AND
43 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CIIICJGO, - . . ILLINOIS.
fet.27m6
Wholesale ond Retail
"Sttf
m
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission iAlercliants,
-toxica. &-t&ZlGLl2C2X't .GULX&,
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASU, WIXDOW-BLIXDS, GLASS,
PLE AD COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
W. J. Horton & Co.
( Weeping Water, New Store,)
Dealers in
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
Sic, &.c,
Keep on hand, and are selling ch"ap, a well select-.-d
assortment of goods suitable for a farming com
munity. marlOtf
WANTED.- 7rJCer, Student, and other Intel
lirent Ven and Women. In a husinns paying tl"0 to
-200 per month, acrordirsr to abMity. For particu
lr address ZEIGLER, McCCRDY 4 Co-, Lombard
Block. Chieriro, IP. feb27yl
i
MACHINE,
RniULCOX&frlBBS
M'l oniiuin i u
uh I It! sb t a
oLiiiiiu nn
in
The Championll I jot 135 brst pre
miums in two! II I seasons.
"Its seam isViiiJftronger and
lew liable to rip than the Lock btitcU.
"Judge' Report of ths Grand Trial."
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. COBNELL ft CO., Gen'l Agents,
1SS Lake St., Chicago.
TV V. TOT) I)-
Aent, n s ai o YS
a r d w a r e
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
IM.DW4RE AGRICDLTDRAL
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
mni nil
lllJI IjEiillJ
Li
0. F. JOHNSON & CO
Opposite Clark & riummtr's
Dealer la
US-
DRUGS,
Stationery,
AND STAMPED WAkE
STEEL X3 LOWS
Of all kinds and siaes. which we warrant the best in the market.
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Agents In this County for the sale if
Stewart's Celebrated oinbination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., next door east of Masonic
Block.
PLATTSMOUTII. NEBRASKA
Hannibal &. St. Joe It- K
Packet Line.
One of the Company Steamers leares daily fr-n
eery fwdnt on the Missouri Rier aboe M J 1
and arrives at tt. Jos' vh in time t Connect ill'
expres tiain oa ti.e Hanniljal k -t. Joseph Kai i " 1
for llanmhal. al wh eh plare e nneeeion ir q.m '.- i
sameeTetnnjr with one of the Keokuk Hacket,l '
artivr in time lo connect with next morr.lr.s ir;v
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, I ndianspulis, L '
Tille, Terre llante, Washiniton City, B'i:rf' "-.
Philadelphia, N w Tork, Boston, and to 11 "tlir
Kasiero, Northern and Southern Cities. The s'cvr
mentioned lines ol elrcant Packet are eonccdl
all travelers to he the bent on the weMern wateri.
THROUGH TICK LT8
For sale to ft. Lout, and all Eastern, Northern si.J
Southern cities ia the ave lines at Denver 'T;
Dm ha. Council ltlntTs, Platisrooulh, Nebrak r'l
and at all othi-r principal ticket ofiic.-n In the west.
sTaV-Meal and Stste-rooms free! "
R. K')KI. PtipM K. B. P. fet Joseph.
II. Q. rUliOIi)X, Hec'y R. It P. L.,t J""-i
J. D. SIMI'SON, Asreut,
ap23 . . rialtsra cutfc.Sil""
Also eTerytblDfr pertlanlny to Ihe News Iluslnraa
constantly on hand, and FOt SALE, itiibscripttoii
reCt-i ved for all Papers and Wsifssmes at PubluU-
er Prices.
We alio keep on band t be best article ef
Soda Water.
Drink, and be Refreshed.
ap,9 Cblf
SAMUEL Y. GREER,
(Successor to Dialogue k Greer.)
FIRE and GARDEN IIWE
MANUFACTURER,
AT TUB OLV STAND, NO. 120 NORTH &T.
(Established 1821.) PHILADELPHIA-
Firo BucketSt Suction Hose,
Bands for Machinery &c &c
4)y-The above articles wil!be made of the h"'
woikmaLsbip, and on the most reasonable rro.
ful.27iuC
by takin; u in!o his pojseision. '