TThTSalfoT T3nffayTsToTwtial Urani I
-. m fit ? .J .' J . Vimrm TVl
Pagh things . ,n i
The Ssymour party, like a rrog, grow
mor btbtailwl aitoy oHer;y,'iQ. j '
Blair is going to stomp Ohio. And
Ohio is going to stump Blair next Np
Carl Sebnrz 1i to stamp Jedianajfsr
Urant ana tons.
- .Pendleton is announced to. speak in
Z wr . . i.. V aIava t-lh Inirntt aYoji
Monitor .aga
s.Soyeout I
An immense Bipubliean mass meeting
has .been held ;n Denrer, Colorado.. ;
Th'a California Stat ConVention ef
Freedom defenders is called for Aug. 3,
to meet at San Francisco. ;
Vallandigbam made the Democratic
vlatform ia 1834 andtb Democratic
which is the worst specimen of his work
Jeha '"Bell wflfcts td liVVtoVes r Horatio
Sty moor President. John wants to be
ome a.second "Wandering JeWiV x !
Sunset Cox delights in calling our
Senthern Congressmen "earpot baggers."
For Ilearen's sate, -what is he ?
el s. Seymour's "friends' are inspired with
a burning enthusiam. They burned a
-' negro school house inTennetsee a day or
two ainee. - ' ' ' ' . '
ft will rtnnira lha eifiTfifia'of the hish-
est Christian virtues, on the part of the
owners oz me Tesseie to Auei v""1"
Semmes destroyed, to read his arrogant
PPQCVUC9 a uciuwb. ..v
- r.;iA)ni lAttp to nnt n th .
tare of Vicksbarg closed with these gen
; erous words; "I now wish to make a pr-
1 BBnal eknowledzement that you were
right and I was wrong." ?
Answer to a Correspondent We con
dole with you that your education has
WWtM " -w mmj
was right in saying a negro sat in the
? 'Democratic Conyention ia New York
He mada no epeohes. Cannot answer
whether he took "hie turn on the drinks
The Chicago Journal says, "One sienif-
' i leant .act la connection with the recent
Democratic National Coavention has not
yet been mentioned in public, namely ,
that every delegate in that convention
--from the Southern States was a Seees-
' elonist. Not one of the entire number
i had been a loyal Union man during the
war. We presume it is also true that
there is not a man in the sooth, white or
black, who was loyal to the Union during
the war, who will support Seymour and
xiiair. At ail events, mere is ooi a sou
. tarv Southern Rebel, or Northern svm-
pathizsr with the Rebels, who is not for
that ticket."
. A New York correspondent of the Cin.
einnati Commercial says ; "At a private
Democratic gathering Saturday evening,
several Ward politicians acoused .Bel
mont and others of lukewarmness in the
cause and a reluctance to give pecuniary
Tl I . . . .
aia. Deunnnt is unaerstoua to iear re
- pudiation as the policy of the Democra
cy, and prophesies finanoial trouble if I
Seymonr is elected."
... Sarvora and tux bolsizbs.
. " On the return of the . 22nd Regiment,
N. Y. S. Volunteers, to this city they
were marched to the Governor's residence
When he made his appearance he greeted
: them with a few cool remaaks, telling
them in substance that they would be dis
missed and sent to., their homes. This
out Col. Phelps severely, and riding op
in front of where the Governor stood, he
ataid : . "Governor, if my men have done
1 their doty, I wish you would tell them so,
and if not I wish you would tell them so."
They left over 1, 000 strong and return
ee with about 300 men fit for duty, the
rest killed or 'unfitted by reason of aer
vice The men cheered the Colonel, but
no cheers were heard for Seymour. Al
bany Evening Journal. ; . " ';
The Tennessee Rebels, emboldened by
; the action of the late Democrat Conven
tion, and the letter of Frank Blair, are
seriously contemplating the overthrow of
the present Tennessee State Government.
The Ku Klux Klan mean trouble and are
well organised. They warn ' the negroes
that they will iiOt be hurt if they abstain
from politics, but the white Republicans
are to be murdered without mercy. The
Beeting ef the Legislature, called for tke
27th inst., will not be a moment too soon.
An immense Republican mass meeting
was held in Des Moines, Iowa, on the
nieht of the 18th. The East Des Moines
and West Desmeins, Grant Clubs were
ut in strong force, each headed by a
Brass band, wnen they united, toe pro-
-cession full a mile long, and, with their
500 torches and nags, made a very im
posing appearance. After marohing
through the principal streets, the crowd
assembled m Court-llouse square to lis.
ten to the speeches of T. D, Ingersoll of
la8catine, and Uen. I A. Grant.
The Manchester Union telle a ' good
' story. In the northern part of Mirrknack
county a crowd of the interrified were
sitting on a piazza the other, day,; when
an old traveler, tagged, diisty,-rusty,
anshavsd and anshron, . and evidently
half-seas over, strolled up to tbe piazza
and stared vacantly at the crowd, which
began to ply hhn with questions: . Final
fy a man said to him,'You're a Seymour
man aren't you old fellow ?" Straight
ening up, the old chap answered, "From
say present appearance you would prob
ably judge 1 was a Democrat, but I ain't.
I learned my polities before I took to
drink." This v traveler was not Frank
Blair. , . t . , ,
' ' UELMOT.
- - On the 7th of July the Cincinnati n
'quirer tendered Belmont this loving fare
Well.. .5 ? -: , .t
"Mr. Belmont, as chairman, unfortu
nately f the Democratic National Com
mittee, called the New York Convention
to-order and nominated its temporary
chairman. This perhaps, was his right,
but he certainly was not called upon to
afflict the convention with a eel political
speech, which he appears to have done
The country has no desire no dieposi
tion to hear Mr. Belmont, and the less
fcn hat to say in the councils of the party
the. better . for. the organization. His
name is very unpopnlar in the great West,
and his position as the agent of foreign
espitaUstSjhaa long been used by the Rod
ieal press to Demooratitr disadvantage.
We hope for' this campaign and indeed
for all campaigns-we have heard the last
at the Messrs. Rothschild's a6ent. L.
man .... -4
The notorious Toom's, of Georgia, is
-organising the Democratic partv of that
' "State. - J: -. .
Let as have peace," wrote General
Grant. My voice is still for war,': cries
Frank F. Blair, Jr. ; ..
'ro BtTNO
OL-R.K "&
rf'rn!liH Ift-iJi'liJIlate'Jast
Ssv Goods Hie Goods, Cbap Goods, . Fancy
VGoas, xiic y0t???''L " '.,i
CIJ1CS, i"tl V -
Our Stock of Dress Goods, Shawls ' Trimmings,
Notions and White .Goods ,
'f
It fall and has been sel-cted with
to Mil soon and often, j
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES
. . . . . v. n. .
I We bavelth Newest Style nd th. largest 6tock
CARPETS.
xWpV. Iw-W, ' Union, Stair. Burt Matting
r -.1.
. ....
Thoiw auDerb new Spring StTlea ara open rorinpecuon. an .StTVbw
eomotete Wealio haVa tho janntiertr HATS and CAPS, and ne.twt HOO iS " SHOL
"roped Toui in tUa Xity, together with a full Itaeof GeM'a Furoh.hing Qtod.
KimtSQvTSwiKGlASSWARTS, HDWABF, and a large .lock of
FARMING IJTKWSlLis.. ana niAnirrtx. -
Aw.iLL'w.-n.i.l e:iilT'caliTour attention to our stock of Agrteultural implementa.
Wa kesr .tu. Celebrated C.ipr Plow .11
ThKxceS5or Blaci Hawk Walking CultlTaJor, Horse
; Harvesting
The only machine that reeelred the Grand Gold Medal
rail inlbrmatlon call and get McCcnnic'a Pamphlet
T m aanailnilAII Tf
"C6me and See,
L d CLARK & PL1J3mER.
apr2 68
-' GREAT HETOLUTION IN THE
CHEAPER THAN
E. A. WIOGXHHOHS
E. A. VVIGGBNHORN & CO.v
At the New York Cash Store, offer to tbe public the Largest and best selected
-.t'Ji.'.j-i:-.;-. . Stock of ' ' : - ' ' "..
.DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
'HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND . SHOES.
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
; . , , WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Ye give below the prices of a few
; t- same low rates: . ,
The best Prints (Merrimac & Cochecos) includedr' J5c per yard,
. ' Prints for quilts and Lining,' 9c per yard.
New Style Printed Delaines. 25c per yard. .
Denims and Striped Shirting, 15c per yard. ,,.,. , .... .
Bleached and Brown Muslin at Eastern prices. ' : :
A Large
Atoci ot White
wonderfully
WTe are Aeents for the Best PLOWS .and SRRTI SinVP.n6
in the World. The GAROEN GITY CLIPPER PLOW. Samples
ou uana at our siore. , -. - oast patajor
'"BSP'Remember the old corner.
WEW
B. O. DOOM,
J. X.
doom:, bhOa & co .
NORTH SIDE OF MJJIJT STREET, NEAR THE COURT HOUSE,
D&lrt in
Dry-Goods,
.Hats,
Boots,
Caps,
ur l a s s w a r e ,
- - Queens ware,
'. - Nails, &c.,'
All of which vre are prepared
irRsf of the-Missouri River. ;
We would especially call the
stock or . 4 .
F ARM IMPLEMENTS,
.... .... . ' '- fc i . -., i
Consisting in part of
r - , - - - .- ; t - 7 " .
j- 1 . ?
Threshing Machines, -'"Reapers
and Mowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,;
, ;n,Ploys of all kinds,
' .. C ul t i v a t 6 r s,
Drills, &c.
We Warrant every MachineWe Sell.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOM. BRO & CO
P. M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT,
'PLATTSMOVTH, NEB.
'r -!spt attentioo paid to the purchase and sal al
R :aJ Estate, and payment of Taxes, and all bui inasa
Pdftainicg to a general Land Agency. Title inYes
tlated. . ., .
Befers by permission to -H
u. E. Dundy, Judge 3d Judicial Dlst., Falls
Ci'r, Nebraska; Major Edw'd Burbank, Paymaster
TJ. "v A Learenworth, Kansas; lion J. ri. Burbank,
late Astsor Nebraska, Falls CMy, Neb.; Hon. T. M.
afo "ac't. Plattsmouth.Neb., Col. B. K. Ltvir.g-tUaa,
lad c -ebraska 1st Vet. Vols., Platumou'b, N-.;
M-.. J. H. Wheeler, U.S. Indiau. A (trot. Pawnee
Agency; Cha'a Nettletoo, Ho. Ill Broadway. New
Yoik; Harvey, Deitrich a Brown. Waakinftton, D. O ;
Tra-y, Vatruire . Co , Chicago, Ilia.; k. O riuh.
Rochester. N. Y Prat .Henry Arling iaJa. ''Hartford
CniTeraity," Jf. Y.j act
CONJUGAL LOVE.
. AND TQS HAPPINKSS OT TRITE If ASRIAGX.' -Essay
for Young Men, on the Errors, Abnses and
Disaes which destroy tr-e Manly Powers and ere
ate Impedimenta to MARRIAGE, with su. means ot
relief. Scntiu sealod letter snvelona. fr ofrhar..
Address fir. J. 8K1LLIS UOCGHTO', Howard As
. siati3, rtilaiflftia, fa. , f .; . .. Jszlfrt .
- HyBrreOi
T L "D" M BIB B
received a
Goods, tfapl Good s.Bon; ton Goode, Sprit
frm in Infant to his Gtandfather.
pwcar.Vnd to'thLadiw would extend a apetlal Invitation
evet brought to ttta market
CARPETS', "
Oil-Cloth and Rug. Id great variety.
. ., . vktlo nnt fitnek 1
. . ..k.U Wnder' cW planter..
Bake, and McCormlck'a BnpaUeled . .
Jflachines..
of Honor at the Parla ExpoeiUom af 186T. To
, . t .
W ft 11 Iff V
THE CHEAPEST.
D. SCHITASSE.
articles and sell all other Goods at the
and Colored Blankets at
Loio' Prices.
rrneai ana corn.
STOKE.
DOOM,
IVtTOIT DOOM
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
to sell as loio as any House
. .
attention of the public to our
GREAT EXCITtMliNT
IS
WASHINGTON!
UGRRSIAIV 'II GROLD
HaTing bought out the entire Mock of Goods from
C. O. Herold, is ready to offer
grejit 'inducements:
In Prioes ....
I shsll sell Goods LO WER TIIAX THE 10 WES1,
forCh, 'Wheat, Corn, Hid-, Furs or any kind oi
COy N T-RJY JPKQP TJQK
lly Stuck, .Consisu of
GROCKItlF.S , ' DRY GOOD-
B'iQTS. SlIOUs, CLOTH1SG.
-, HATS and t:AP$t, PftCKET,
: CUTLER 1', YAKKEE
NOTIONS, ETC. ;
Pleas fire me a call at the old stand afC G. Hero.
HERRMAN HEROLDi.
rosr ornca BtiLDcro '
NEBRASKA.CITY, - - N. T
. . WHOLXSALK AND BXTAJI. DXALBKS l
SCHOOL-BOOKS,
STATIONERY
Aio Agenu for all the priooipaj -
ATA GA ZINES and NE WSPA PER S,
For which Subscription aie deceived at Publisher
iricea.
CITY BAKERY
; , .. .AND , . ,
CON FECT IONE RY,
P. STADELMANN,
BR SAD, CAKES, PIES, RUSK, Ste.,l .
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all times.
' would inTite especial attention to the fact that I
hare fltted up an excellent .
'ICE CREAM SALOON
In connection with the Bakery, where you caa be
accommodated at all times. - --
. "WedoiBir parties f nppued on short n otic with
Anything ta tua iiae 01 w o ai ecu e nary er wastry.-
uail ana aec us. .. .. - jeis
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber having purchased the Red Stoie oi
2d street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citlsens of Plattsmoutn and
vicinity, tnat ne has refuted ine store ana openea a
large stock of
AJtD
- FANCY ARTICLES
y . '. '-;
For Ladies, Gents', Children, and th rest ef man
kind, aid is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND v.
JEWELRY BEPAIBINQ
In the best manner, and would be happy to serve his
old and as man, new customers as may give him
their patronage, assuring them of their woik well
doae, at moderate prices, and on short time. The
stock, erobracipg every variety of goods usually kept
at a first-class Jewelry 8Ure, will be sold a low
prices, and warranted of beet workmanship and
material, lit has also a small stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be replenished from time to time, an
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently!
cated in this city, I rexpectiully solicit a share of pa
tronage, and cordially invite all to call and examine
the stock on hand, as we would be p'.eased to serve
yoo, and do not ask yoa to buy unless w can make
it for your interest to patronize as. .
dec27tf E. H. EATON.
tHo.
TLB,
r. k. n Aa.ii, i cum
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
Ptf&lsrsin
Gold Dust, Gold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U .
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS RUCE1VICD,
and special attention given to Collections
PLATTSMOTJTH, N. T.
ap9drfwtf
THOMAS C. CRENSffAW,
' 4 , , MCUI Of 1ID DIALII II
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CURRIE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, hips, $-e.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
Capt. 0. L4BOO & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Alao a very choice selection of ' ,
Tobacco and Cigars,
Mala street, second door east of Seymour Heme.
Nebraska City, Nebraska -Are
just receiving a new stock of Genuine Old
ourbon direst from Bourbon county, Ky., Bitters,
etc, mylS w
W. J. Horton k Co.
( Weeping Water, New Store,') .
Dealers in
DRY GOODS," GROCERIES,
HARDWARE , CROCKERY,
HATS CAPS, .BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
&c, &c,
Keep on hand, and are selling cbap, a well selected
assortment of goods, suitable for a farming eonv
"' msrldlf
WANTED.- Teacher. Student, and other Intel
igen Wen and Women. ia a businoes paying 1100 to
S200 per month, according to ability. For particu
lar address ZXI9LB8, McCIgDT Co-, mbard
jiincK.-unicFiro, nr. rebz7yl
nnnicox&
fnMBBS
'SEWIN'R
U
I
I
i i The' ChajUDiorj
of 136 first pre
seasons. '
stronger and
Uminms ' in two
"Its seam ia
; less liable to rip than the Lock 6utch."
"Judges' Rtport of the Grand Trial."" " .. s
1 Send for the " Report," and BAmpIes of
i work, containing both kinds of stitches on
ue sme piece or goods. Agents wanted.
t ' y L. 00SXZLL ft CfX, Oen'l Agats,- 1
18S Lax St., Oaioagv.
T" '. ,1 I III '-H
WHITE &
DKALXBS
rr 1 .
Drugs. ? Medicines : Chemicals ,
Toilet Soaps, Brushes .
Fancy,ToiIet Articles,, Toys,' I russes, supporters,
-a- : Shoulder Braces, Grass and -Garden Seeds,- s -
for meilicina! purposes.
'Paints, ' Oils," ' garnishes and -C Dye. Stuffs,
' Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chimneys, , ..
Glass .and, Putty,- also, r -
CHOICE FAMILY GKOCEltlES , ;
' ;. ; - -;. ..: V,. ; r.- -.
Green and Dried Fruits. . ,'
. C01FECTIONARY,atc. &c.
Having been nga?ed In selling Omes and Groceries (a this city for she last six yesrs we know trie
wanta or tne oople in our line ol trade, and are predrred with a large stock of Uoods of the vry bsl
quality to supply thos wants at vary low piiess. Flattamoulh.Ts'tb. April S, ldocj.
WRITE &, BUTTERST
JACOB TiLlHT, JB. "
rXTXX
VALLERYS
(S essors to Staude'Sc Anderson.) .
TJ?.r'plfu,ly ' aBM 10 onr w have urehat d th entlr itoek of f oet 'af STAUE
St ANDERsOa- jst we are now able to sell them goods at
E X C E E D IPJ C L Y L O W RmiC E S.
. ... - . . r- Onr motto is
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
t , Oar stock consists in '
- Dry-Goods and Groceries, "
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware; " ,0 ( .
, Boots and Shoes, . -t .-.:
Hats and Caps,
And a large stock of
READ Y-MADE CLOTI11JYG, WOODEJY AND
JVILL O W W J1 RE, lit OJY AJYD NA IL S,
And in fact, everiy thing that a man vrants.
k-Giv ut oall and w fuarsntesyoa ntia satlsfsetlen. ... ......
VALLERYS & RUFFNER.
Agents for the
W. MICKSL WAIT, '
Simpson, Mickehyait dr Co.,
Wholesale
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
rLATTSMOUTU, NEBRASKA. ; .
.. . . Dealers in " ' " ' " " , '
' ' ... " r. '' ' . '
GR O C ERIE S AN D PEODUC E ,
'DOORS," - SASH, . - WINDOW-BLINDS, ' GLASS,
PE.AD,?SJJy.9 SHINGLES, LATH,
..PICKETS,
H a r d
:-' E. T. DUKE & Co.,
' " " Wholesale and Retail Dealers in '
HARDW4RB g AGRICULTURAL IMPL1MEM S,
Stoves, -Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
''Xt. :'. : ": AND STAMPED WAKE . ; f
''" t)f all kinda and sixes, which we Warrant the best in th market. '
,Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting lone on short -notice.
Are cxclasire Afenu Ia thU Coanty for th saUof ; : '
iStewart's 0 e 1 e b r a t e d -"C o m b i n a t i on C o al
or Wood Cook Stove. " v
Give us a call we will not be undersold
it
JBTUTERY,
if .M -
IB
r
all kinds, Si-r.. Perfumery, and
and'
TAIL1IT,'
t. x. xcrrxxx.
& RUPFNER , ,.
Scltuttler Wagon.
UDWD MUTTER T-
A - -
I - s '
and Retail
ETC., ETC.
w a re,
Main St., next door east of Masonic
Blk. ,.; .... ,rJ ... 3 . ., ,
Jr WrMifldleton & Co,
3 -i STATIONERS,
BLANK BOO KMANU FA C TUR ER a
r" " """"""" "T ' i i n..,
1 rr:f... ,..ir-k'i
' s t ' ' " '
PEINTERS,
UTHOGRAPHEHS,
AKD
, NotarialTand'Corporat Seals.
: ' 19G Luke Street
CHICAGO, - - 111,
svrrMri rea
Merchants, I3nk,
Rail " .Roads and
Public OiSces.
hbtTjrl
TUTTLE,
THOMPSON
&. WEniORH,
JOBBERS OP
MEN'S AND BOYS'
OJLOTHIETG,
AKD
FURNISHING GOODS.
58 and 60 Lako Street, ,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS-
Tcttlk, TnoirrsoN Jb Wktmork, Chicago;
Isaac Fknno 3t Co., 13oaton, Mao.
4 ' ' febTTyrl
CHILD &BKIGGS,
Wholesale Grocers,
and De&lrs in
CANNED GOODS
AT
IDriocl UmjTisLX,a
49 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO. - - ILLINOIS.
febS7m
0. P, JOIIIOA' & CO,,
OppotiU Clark & rhmmu't
Dealers is
Drugs, Medicino,
Stationery, (Motions,
&c, &C, &C
Also evsrjrtblnf pertisnln to the" Mews Btislaeaa
oonstanlly on hand, and J-VRSALB. Rubserlptloaa
receHNsd for all Pap.r and UKsaintsl al fakliik-
W aire keep a kandtb bt artiels W
Soda Water.
Drink, and be Refreshed.
ap,9 C8tf
SAMUEL Y. GREER, .
(Successor to Dialogue A Greer,)
FIRE and GARDEN HOfrll
" MANUFACTURER,
AT TUB OLD STAKDt AO. C20 SOS TB ST..
(EfcttblUbed lSil.) PHILADELPHIA.
Firo Buckets, Suction nose,
Bands for- Machinery, &c &c.
' JTjrTh sbov articles wil! be mad of th feast
workmanship, and on the most reasonable term.
f SU27&C
Hannibal & St. Joe R. IX,
iSIH Packet Line. .
One of the Company 8teamera leaves dally frm
every point on tbe MieAonri River above St. Joseph,
and arrives at 8t. Joseph in time to connect with tit
exprets train on the Hannibal A St. Joseph Railroad
for tlaonibai, at which place connection is mad tbe
same evening with one of the Keokuk Packets, wbih
arrives in time to connect with aevt tnornlng trains
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati, I ndlanaipoli,, I.cnJa
ville, 'Terr tlante, Washington City, feaitlmore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and to ell other
Eastern, Northern and Southern Cities. Tb aavv
mentioned line of elegant Packets are certcedsO lj
all travelers to be the beat on the vrr-tero waters.
, I'" THROI OU TICKETS - '
For sale to St. Louis, and all Eastern, Northern ssd
8outbern cities via the above lines at Denver City,
Omaha, Council Mar",, HMUinouth, Nebraska tit,
and at all ether principal ticket offices in t west.
Mell and Staco-rooins freei -fca
R. FOKD, Snp't K. It. P. L , fct. Joseph.
" U. tl.FDEOL'SOJf, r1eeJy . H V. L., f ,. Jo,,h.
r r:aum- i.i.,;.,t. ;uu