She gcbwfca ' . .gtraM.
LOCAL NEWS.
Sec'y. Ko nard was in this city last
week, anJ went north.
'. .
The sale of lots in Lincoln hns leon
adjourned until some time in September.
"Workmen are engaged dismantling tho
Paul Wilcox and preparing to raise her.
Messrs, Iljatt and Smith, of this city,
have opened a livery stable in Lincoln.
0,000 Bushels Wheat wanted by
Doom, Bro. & Co.
We hope members of the county com
mittee will not forget the meeting next
Saturday.
jDon't forget tho party at the Court
Home to morrow (Friday) CTcning
51u3ic by the Johnson IJro'a.
Cash paid Tor Wheat
tf. by CLARK & PLUMMER.
Our Sportsmen have been bringing in
the chickens quite freely since the expira
tion of the game law.
Geo. Fickler had a quarter of beef eat
by dog List.Saturday night. It was hang
ing in his slaughter house.
CarIron of all kin.la and size", also
best quality Babbitt Metal at E. T. Pck.e
Tho'GIagow took on a large quantity
of corn and wheat at this place last Tues
Miller'v Carpenter hhve sold out th
Omiha Irall to Messrs Richardson &
Brijrrrj. Mi'.ier still remains as editor.
Wooden pins played out. Cio to E. T.
DUKE & CO.'S for your Iro i Bolts of
all sizes.
(lov. Butler, Mj JStrunk a id Postmas
ter Abbot came in from Lineiln Tues l ly
erening. They will remain till after the
speaking to day.
Tha Montgomery county Express says
a rumor is current there fiat the contrac'
for graiing the B. k M r.. R. to the Mis
souri river has been lt.
m
Kennard & (Jillispie, State officers,
pnsd through the city last week, but E
T. DUKE & CO. still remains dealing in
all kinds of Hardware.
IT anted.
1,0 V pounds of Batter
.) Barrels Eggs
Doom, Bio. & Co
SLunnoa and Iljattsty rrairiuY'hickens
are nameroos. Tho way they kill them
i- hy purchasing first qatlity Powder and
Shatof. E. T. Diss i Co.
Tho Kepubiicm dime Centra! Commit-
te mi? in this city to d ty, and arrar20-
inenta will be mal3 for a vigoroui war
f ire to maintain tho principle? of free
(ioTernmenf.
A new picket fence is beinjr, erected
around tho jail Card in this city. The
jil is so fall of Nebraska City criminals
that it is necessary to have a yard to air
theai in during the warm weather.
Everybody, Democrats and Republi
can, join in c-insurinj; Shannon, the
Marshal of Nebraska City, for his un
warranted assault upon one of the editors
of the Press.
The Omaha Republican corrects the
statement which we copied from it last
week in regard lo the lynching of three
mm at Sioux City. They were not hung,
although taken out with that intention
The Johnson Bro.'shave fitted p a
very elegant Bund Wagon, and are now
prepared to accompany political proces
sions in good shape. They are now the
best drilled Band west of the Missouri
river.
The grasshoppers have returned to
Nebraska, and are said to be devouring
the green corn at a fearful rate. They
made their appearance last Saturday in
great numbers, coming from tha north
east like a vast clou 1
The next regular meeting of the Platts-
mouth Granc and Colfax Club will be
next Thursday evening. The Executive
Committee authorizes the announcement
Of Gen. R R. Livingston and Hon, J
E. Doom a epeakers for the occasion
It is saiJ tn.it J. II. i'orter was nomi
nated as a "catch'' for Cass county, and
if La don't catch it from this cour.ty thea
we are no political prophet. Probably
he was placed on the ticket to "catch'
the vote9 of the late First Nebraska sol
diers. Ha !
We heard a leading Democrat of this
city say, last Tuesday eveniDg, that he
would as soon fight under the Stars and
Bars (the rebel colors) as under the Stars
and Stripes, lie poke tha .cnst senti
raent of tho party leaders and ho knew
it.
The Marshal of Nebraska City has been
requested by tha Council to resign his
position, for this gross violation of law
in attempting the life of tha local editor
of tho Press, and the Mayor is instruct
ed to take steps for his removal if he
1ocj not resisn.
Mr. Iltiberty, of the Empire Rakery,has
commenced the manufacture of sweet
crackers. We have tried them, and find
tbera equal to the finest sugir cracker,
and you can always get them fresh at the
"Empire."' Huberty also makes an ex
cellent article of biscuit just tho thing
for families.
General Ro9seaa is to bo sent to Lou
isiana.
The tariff for ten words, nllowing five
or address, over Atlantic Cable, will be
fifteen dollars in gold after the first of
September
Thos. Dunn, Esq., Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue, has been in the city
for a day or two picking up change to
assist in paying the expenpes of "squelch
ing" the recent attempt of the Democrat
ic party to break up the government.
Eli Plummer, of tha firm of Clark &
Plummer, has goes east for a stojk of
new goods. This is the season when
merchants generally let their stocks run
down to the lowest ebb; but Clark &
Plummer are determined to keep a full
stock at all limes.
Their new goods will
arrive in a few days
The Republicans 6f Rock Bluffs took
the preliminary steps towards the organi
zation of a Grant and Colfax Club last
Friday evening. Addresses were made
by Hon. T?M. Marquett. candidate for
Presidentia lElector.lIons. W. Pottenger,
A. L. Sprague, and Chancey Wiltze, Esq
Tho C'ub organization will be completed
next Tuesday evening
F. M. Dorrington & Bro., proprietors
of the South-Western Stage Co., com
menced running daily coaches between
this city and Lincoln, last Friday. They
make close connections at this city with
the coaches from the north and south, al
so with trains on tho C. B. & St. Joe. R
R. We learn that Parmele also talks of
putting daily service on his line. Th
travel between this city and Lincoln i
rnpid'y increasinz.
Tha Democracy of Cass ccunty are
"making believe" to torn over a new leaf;
and have actually procured a new pole
and new piece of bunting, and are going
to hoist the American Cag. This is prob
ably d-jne to "catch the noldlers vote" for
tho catch candidate far Governor. Whv
all this trouble andexpene? Has the
price of soldiers votes raised since thy I
were at Kearncj?
As iilustratire of the faat that men will I
generally vote as they fought, we arc told
that a man named Bradford, who is mak-
in speeches at Lincoln for tho Demo-
cratic ticket, and is considered a "bi I
p:uu'"by his democratic brethren, wa,dur I
in the war, an officer in tho rebel army,
and wa at one time taken prisoner by
Maj. Strunk, w ho is now talking on the
hide of Grant and Colfax, in opposition
to this rebel officer. Maj Struck will hnve
thepleasure of capturing this fellow again
in November.
Wo have it from a reliable source that
one of the principal democratic stumpers
of Lancaster county, while an officer in
tha rebel army, caused his men to take a
knees, and then ordaredthe poor, bleed
ing, dying, helpless negro to "get out of
drop." Tha mill of tho Gods grind
slowly, but if they don't grind that rebel
BCOUndrel'' eXCeedtng.fine" We Shall think I F. every Satuad.ij evaulng at o clock p. m.
. , . -.i ,i it I Brotheis of ot:.er Lodges are invited to visit thi
there is little use for mil's, lie is labor Lo.ige.
log faithfully for Seymour and Blair and
the entire democratic ticket.
Tho Democracy eipect to have a big
rally in this City next Monday. We hope
to sec a big turn out, for Democratic
speeches and letters, 83 far, have done
more to d'ngust honest men with the par
tv than all RopuMicans could have done
or said in twice the time. L t Republi
cans ana uemocrms turn ou nnu give
lli.lr I: .ir.3 Kunrinir nr. I nhrT
.w.. . -
close! v lust haw muea sound sens1 ana
how much loyalty to th? government there
is in their speeches. We predict that
abuse of tha Republican party will be the
principal stock in trade.
Tho Democrats advertise Frank Blair
m-.
a3 one of the speakers here on the 17th
If he should be here (which is not at ail
probable) we hope he will tell the people
iust how many troops, and how much
Confederate money, he calculates it will
tako to "tramplo into the dust" the
Southern State governments. If he is
not here probably some of his "frieDds"
can answer these questions for him. We
would also like to know whether or not
he considered tha negroes a "semi bar
barous race' at the time he endeavored
to incite them to open revolt in Missouri.
It is a well known fact that certain
Democrats in this locality have made
themselves exciedinly busy of late en
doavorin to create prejudice in the minds
of Republicans against Han. T. M. Mar
quett. ( Wc are happy to state, however,
that suih operation has only had they
eueci oi more inoroujjaiy convincing j.e
publicans that Marquett is the coming
mac, and that copperheads fear him.)
Some people have been at a loss to un
derstand the motive for such stren ious
efforts to make capital against Mr. Mar
quett. We think it is the easiest thing in
nature,to discernjthejmotive Hon. T. M.
Marquett is Candid tte for Prcsilential
Elector, and evry blow struck at him is
a direct lick against Grant and Coifax,
of whom he is the representative on the
Republican ticket Do you see it ?
Seward, August 3d, 1Sj3.
Ed. II-,ra!d. Harvest is over here
Wheat and Oats good. Crops look'' fine
nineteen homesteads taKen within G
miles of Seward tha past three weeks
plenty more readr for settlers. When
people coruetto seo this part of N-bras
j ka, they are like the Queen of the South,
1 when she went to see Solomon's Glory;
they have heard much, but half its beauty
and fertility had not been told. PoliU
cally, all is well. The Democracy had a
meeting called, but I think didn't ratify
nor nominate, as there was no person
present. Moreaaon. D.
Which Seam Does JSip Easiest ?
The Willcox A- Gibbs! or The Isc'l
Stitrh f
While it is universally admittrd th.t' (
the Willcox & Gibbs machine is tha sin.
plcst, and the least liablo to get out of
order; that it runs the easiest, stillest und
fastest; that it requires the least skill to
use it; that its needle, hemrner and filler
are unrivall;d; and the machine itself the
best beyond comparison; it is neverthe
ess asserted, by parties interested in the
double thread"machinej, that the Will
cox & Gibbs stitch is not reliable that
"the seam will rip " that the work will
come to pieces before the garment is worn
out," &a. How these charges tally with
the verdiof the jury at the Grand
Trial at Island Park," tho following ex
tract from the '-Report" of that trial will
show :
"Again, each party claims that his
stitch is The least liable to rip, by the or
dinary strain npon the seam of a garment
in use Tho test requires a row of par
allel stitching to be made by each ma
chine, lengthwise, across a narrow strip
t .u:i.M r lt. .V.J
strip is then cut across at every half an
inch, making it into smaller 6trips, each
as long as tho wid.h of tho original piece
Each jud e tases one of these small strips,
and opening the folds on the 'lock stitch'
side, pulls on the ends in opposite direc
tions, and the lock stitch seam rips out
The folds being thus opened to the Wil
cox & Gibbs seam, he continues pulling,
but this seam refuses to rip. He pulls
stronger, but this only tightens the stitch;
the material gives way, but the seam
holds fast." And the jury, in accord
ance with these facts, render the follow
ing verdict: "lis seam (tho Willcox &
Gibbs,) has the peculiar advantage being
readily taken out, when it is d'sirabUi while
it ii Itss liabls to rip. in use or wear, than
the lock sti'ch "
AOTICC.
All persons owing us will please call
and settle as we want to closa up our
lajt years business.
janGtf Simpson, Michel wait & Co.
We have two of th celebrated John II.
Manny's Combined Reaper & Mower left,
which we offer to the farmers of CaS3
County, for the very low pries of $100,
and warrant the same to do as much and
as ppod work as any machine made.
A few of tho Celebrated Garden City
Selby Cultivators and Hay Rakes on
hand yet at a very cheap prices.
E. A. WlGGEN'HORV & Co.
New York Cash Store.
tf.
PlattsmOUtll Lodge NO- 6, A F- &
aiav.Aai.uu.bUAiwugc j.iw
A. SL.
rW'ilircommanications 1st and 3d MonJays ofeacb
-ro.ith. at 6 1-2 o'clock, p. ni.
K. li. LUINtiiTOJi, W. 31.
O. C. SETTS, Sec.
Kebrasa OK,ptow it, o, n. A- 3ir.
Itesuljr convocations CI and 4th Tuesdayi of
e u luoutn, at 6 1 - o'clock p. m.
E. 1. UTK.E,U. r.
u. tj. nti is, sec.
Regular meeting of Plutte Lodge, No. T, 1. O. O
By order of M . SlcELwAIN, ft.U.
F. M. DOHRI.JTO ,Rec .-'ec'y.
BAND OF UOPKDFGilEE LODUE. No. 4 K' g-
ular meetinss the secon.l ami fourth Friday evenings
of each m inth. F. M. VoUXU, Jr., W . v s.
Kklrr S tltAB LEWIS. W. I- V. T.
SW.CALKIN. W. D.S.
i. o. a. t.
RegnlBrmeetln as every Tnrs lay evening. Traveling
leinpiarsrespecuuiij iuucj.
K. BAXTER WINDHAM, W. S.
TU JS. W. SilHIOCK, Lodge Deputy,
paIUVIEW LOIjGK. So. 14. hoi Is regulnai meet
itics -very Tued iy eveDiog. Travelling TVniplars
re-pectnriy invitrd S. W. CALKIS, W C. T
f.. vorsu.jr, w. s.
F M. YOUNG, Sen., Lode Deputy.
St. Luke's Parish. Vestry.
R-.-nlar meetino Crst Tueslny of every month,
t 7 p. in., at the oia.-e of D II neeier.
n w WirzELER. Clerk. Chairman.
r--FTf!F.I.FIOR DS IREBLOOTK. Ko. 1. Platts-
mo.ith, h'llds resular meetings on the third Wednes
day eveuines of tach nion:n.
Bro J. WEi,bt DAMts, n is a.
Bro. W. L. Wklls, W D S
6iner itosa Davig.W DVT.
ljfAUOF l.lTl LODfiE No. 8, Mt. Fleasant
holds regular inectinss every Saturday eveninc.
J. 11. BA l t3, V. ti. 1.
Miss SARAH POI?EL. W. S.
S. A DAVI4, Lodge Deputy.
NEW .71 E VT 5IAUKET!!
GEO. FICKLER &. CO,
CORXER 2d cj- MUX STREETS,
PLiTTiMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Kepp constantly on band the best of
All Kinds of Jleats,
which they can furnish their customers at the
BEST CF RAJES FOR CASH!
July 2d. 1S6S 3m.
Empire Bakery !
27 ST., OPPOSITE "XEW YORK STORE."
FLATTSMOUTII, - NEB.
Confectioneries,
BREAD.
PIES.
CAKES, "
C1IEP.SE, and
S WEES CRA CKERS. ;
KEFKEI1.TIEXTS
kept oil band at all times.
. HUBERTY.
ul-5if.
eugenic lewis,
F UU5Yv.iV (V
ji V UUl.ilOlM W
(p; "ite Clark & P.u uin r,)
I Drugs, Medicines
STATIONERY, PERFUMERIES,
HAIR OILS,
Newspapers, Magazines
&C, &C, &.C.
Pn-crtpMoni car. fully expounded l y an expe-
Weeping Water Mills.
Farmers, go where you can get the
best Flour and the most of it.
85 lbs of X X JT FLOUR and 12 lbs uf BE A S
given in exchange for good Wheat.
We are also doing erist work; and, with our In
creased facilitie, fl assurt-U that we can give the
bent and the inost flour of any mill lu the Stale.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PRODUCE UOf'GlIT AXD SOLD.
HIGHEST M ARK.ET I'BICK PAID.
REED & CLINTON.
March 26th, 1SC9.
Cheap Cash Store !
L. F. II E ED, P. E. DEARDSLT.
REED & BEARDSLY,
WEEPING WATER, NEBRASKA
W
TE have just opened a larce stock of Goods t I
V Weeping Water, comiating of i
Dry Goods,
(jnoceries,
Queensrvare,
Hardware,
Glass,
Iron,
Wooden Ware, J'oiians,
Atd every thing th farmer and mechanic needs.
Sfles and prades to suit. To buy elsewhere m,. bi
well, to buy here is well a'wavs well often b-t-I
ter often best, fall an.i ee. look at tne uooas.
Atk for the price. Consider well, and do what is
wisest. All Uoous warrantei n repreeoi-u
. .
y.KLV Ix. JJKAKDSLV,
July 30 tf.
B. Sfi rlock, R. Baxter Windham
I ctV .n.l Rmnicr. I-i.t'v Cleric i Rec'r
Spnrloci- & Widliain,
rLA TTSMOVTII, NEBRASKA.
FRONT ROOMS OF COURT-HOUSE,
clerk and Treasurer's Office.
. . . n..,.-r- nnl r-v
LftlNUO DUUun I GL OULU.
Titles Examined, and
Conveyances Made,
Taxes paid and receipts forwardcd
promptly.
P'.attamouth, June 1S.1S03 nil.
DR. M.-H. JICLtlSIfV,
DE1STTIS
T
WH do all work in his line on short notice. y
B3-Oulc8 with lit. Livingston.
July 6.
WASUIXGT01V
Life Insurance Company,
OS RroadYvay, New-York.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
CashAssetts. . 1,000.000
Entire profits divided among tha Policy Holders.
Policies nonfoifeitable. after ti annual payment
Piilnd on the Contribution Plan, paid annual
ly from d its of policy, and in Case the premiums are
not paid, applied to ke-p the insurance in foree.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 13 to 20 years, according to aire.
Th company Ism. police ou all the approved
plans of Insurance, and offers every inducement cou-
For particulars apply to the undersijoed.
For Aeencii-a to
PAUL & MASOX, General Aeents,
130 La Selle str'-i-t. Chieago.
BDSD k ITMaN, Ae-ni Conncil liluc".
Dr. KK. LIVINGSTON, Med. Examiner,
nil Platamouth, Seb.
ent witn solvency
PIANOS PIANOS,
MELODEONS.
J. MUELLES,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dealer In the celebrated Steck McCammon Pianos,
and oiher Musical Instruments.
--AU Instruaenu warranted flTe years JO.
v. J'iiivs'x.
oct?l 1 y
piattsiiiouth Meat Market!
W. P. Morrison & Bro,
Jltt Street, opposite JUasonic Block.
A fine assortment of freah V'at can always be
xlk found at oar market.
STEAMBOATS
supplied on reasonable ttrms.
The highest market pries will lie paid Ivt :
STOCK AM) HIDES!
We hare alarge lot of
retail.
f jr fale at
W. F. MOREISOX A BRO.
Jane 25th nl2tf.
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
CULTIVATOR.
By practical experiment In the field and by test
ing uieru with toe nest nnin3 t;uiuvaio.s maue,
they nave been brought to a ntate approacning
erre otion
In construction. The cultivator cocsi-ta of two
wttiugbt iron az etrreo, arched aDd well braced.
The pi -w are aimply two iron beams with
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
a'tach' d to the axle by a double joint which Rives
the olow an easy, but at the t-arre time perfectly
true vertical and hnrlzoa'al motion.
IhetouKuets double and f.it' ned to the arch
of th: axl'-tree by damns, su that it can he raised
or lowertd at will, when the eo n is young, reducing
drart.and raited wnen tuecom is tiiguer.
The stioveib are luriu-ne.j witn
.Reversible Teeth,
So that the soil can be thrown either toor from the
corn. T e tloW are connected by means of loose I
coupling, wh ch enable the plovrm:in to eontrcl both I
Plows by holding one
The following are a few of theadvuntafteousrioints
of superiority which this Cultivator has over other
1-t It is stronger and lighter, heing made almost
ei-tirely of wroujjnt iron
2d- The double points W which the shovel are
attuched to the axh' enahle, the plowman to move
his plow either to or from the corn or lift it out of
tne ground with tne lea t ctlort
81. With this Cultivator the depth of the furrojr
can be reSC'ila ed. plowint shallow or deep whether
the ground is hard or sort.
4'h. Hymeanof the loo,e coupling which con
nect8 ?he two P:,,w's yu ctn make the two plows run
For further particulars, call, or address
D. IJ. McMECHAN,
NO. 106 MAIS ST. - XEBHASKA CITY.
"" RIDE AND BniDEOTlOOM.
ll ' Kavs for Young Men oo the Interesting rela
t ion of Kri lii-'riH.m to Bride in the institution of
happiness, gent by mail in sealed letter envelopes
Marrtag'", a Guide to mairiinonial felicttv and tru-
I free of charge Address, UUWiBD A?SOCIiTION, box
I P Pbilaheluhia. Fa.
i -
18(18. 1868.
North Missouri
HAILrtOADJINC,
Tt- O A ST I 1 190
1 C3aV&I1XB B a.UUC).l
1 -
Two Daily Trains.
EOril Dai y Trains of the Hannibal tc St. Joseph
K.iilioad from the west make close connection at
Macon City with the above line, arriving .11 Bt-
Louis and conr.e tlr.g dirert;y with all morning and
afternoon trains out of Kt. Lou'?, for
New Vent, PniLiiKj piiiia.
iiosTON, niTmsGros iitt,
BALTIMORP, tlAIlR CBrKGH,
l'lTTSBUBGIf, CoLVMBUs,
Dayhii. CiKCiNTTf,
I.rlAaPoii, Chicago,
Louivills, NiSBVlLl.a,
And all'Points East North or South
The only direct and lesitirnato route from the
West to St. Louis & the East
Time, to the Eastern cities as Q UICKas
can be made by any route, with
LESS ClI JUDGES.
Tifket via the above line can he parchasei at the
liaunihal & at. Joseph ticket omces lu the West
(Tg-Fare is the same as by any other route.
BARTON BATES, President
JOUN P. LAIR.I), Peneral Supeiiiitend-ot.
II, II. WHKKLEli. Uen Ticket Agent
JOcEPU GAMBLE, G n. Freight Ar-nt
f ii . f.AKLi, jSifent. tt. josenn
l M. DUNN. General Western AccnU
an, Z3iy
AHICAGO& NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidated Line X
SHORTEST and MOST EXPEDI
TIOUS ROUTE TO ALL
POINTS EAST OR
SOUTH.
Trains leave the Depot
at
Council B.uils,
In connection with trains on the Council Bluff, ana
et Soeph Railroad, as follows:
(Council Biufis time)
Kxpress at 11.00 a. m , excei t Sundays
Mail at 6 S3 p. m " Batuidays.
nLiuj m iiiuisv i k " ' - '-'-
clo connections with the M, chiKan Central, If ich
: : t . ; .. . t , . n. and H a n mnlrinv
Un Southi rn, Pittslmrz, turt ayne ana cnieax
Chicago ard Gleat Ea-tern. ChicKu Alton. 11-
inoi, i en'rai, anu an oiucr iciu auu
Railroads, for
Toledo,
Detroit,
Cleveland,
Dunkirk,
Smsbridge,
Bufal
Albauy, Montreal,
Quebec, Springjirli,
Worcester, Btin,
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBUnCH, HAST-.ISBL'RGn, BALTIMORP,
M.a.-hlnBton, Wheeling, Colnmbus,
Cincinua'i, i,i.ti:sville, at Louis,
Cairo, M'lnphis, Vick.hurg,
NEW ORLEANS.
Savin t Time, and Securiug Comfort ai
Snfcty.
rt-riTf Checked Throuel. to all principal poicte
and no ( xtra charge for transier ti.rougn mirago.
Pantetipers hi.ve choice oi routes vsa tuicaso,
etj.ying all the modem improvempnts in use oa
uiit-class railways.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cura on
all Jight lraxns:
PassetiB-Ts for anv point. Est or South, to aval
thfmjelves of the many advantages offered by this
company, shou d be partica ar to ak lor, and ice
tbit their t:ck?Uread.-
"VIA CHICAGO & yORTII-WESTEUX
RAIL WA1."
jA enpy of the Heuaid Willie found on file
at the f.lrn-e of tne itncRo s aorta western nanway
Broad w ay , aew lorn.
I (i. L. DCXLP, Gen'l Sup't.
J. P. "OliJON . . W- Pas'r As't Chie.go.
B. 7. TaTKICK Ceu'l I'at'r jent
er plows it is almost impossible to hold Doth snovela I -" ' r , . . .
whenthrowinKear.htothecjrn, and to keep them , naving had ranch experience in the business, I
from crowding ts'.h. r when plowing from the corn. "1 at I can give gel sat.sfactiou.-
r 6 I Please give me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
George Boeck,
Dealer in all kinds of
Agricultural Implements.
Manufacturer of
WAGO NS, B UG G1ES & C.
Kerairinir done with neatness and Dispatch.
At the two Etorr brick Shop, Flattamouth
Arbraxta.
JulySJd. 1363. nlOtf.
TOW, PROPERTY FOR
SAaLC
The undersigned desirous of removing to the coun
try, now t.ffers for sale his Town Property, con.
ui.linir of Dwelliuz lloue. 4 rooms, ami necessary
out houses, large and snail fruits, one and a half I
(IX) acres, mostly In good cultivation, a so, a nri
rate well, laid with brick, will lake a goud pair of
horses and wagon as part payment. For further par-
ticulars enauiie uf proprietor at ciara: ot nnmnm i.
PlatUmonth, July 9th. lS6-tf.
HEAUTH, GCMFOBT, AND
ECONOMY,
3 RE A SO.S FOR BOARD IS G
with
GEC. W. COIiVIX,
OAK STREET. - - - PI ATTSMOUTU
Two blocks nortnwest oi stick scnooi-uousc
Hrorewell ved and hpri'ces .
reasonable.
Julj23 n!6tf.
DAVID LEVITT. 1HOB.B. HTD t.
L.EAVITT & HYDE,
Real Estate Office,
AXD
Homestead Directory.
NEBRASKA CITT, LINCOLN, NEB.,
op'site LandOffice. Cadmaa IIou?e.
Government Lands selected from ptrsonal exam
ination. Free Homesteads selected, survrd and se
cured. Lands in second band, and improved farms
bought and sold. Titles examined, a nd Conveyances
rorde.
References: John B. Turner, lata Pres G fc C
IT R R : Lee County National Bunk, Dixon, HI
ISotx-rt Harris, 8upt O B & Q R B ; Any Bunker in
Whiteside county, III. ; Register and Receiver of I
Land Oflce, Nebraska City. nil I
K. V Ii ; UJ onoK-r in.
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. FORGY,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Farming I mplements,
Such as the celebrated Rod Breaking Plswi, Mould
Hoard Brenkers, Stirring Plows, Single and Iouble
Shovels, Cultivator-and Harrows. Repairing done
C. fc. FORGY.
Plattsmouth.Keb.,May 6th,lS67.
AND
WOOL- CARDIR1C
I Ho! for Salt Creek, where you can kill two birds
I with one stone, get your uraiu urouuu auu ,ou
Carded at the same time; the machinery for bohic
in -erf!Ct order. We use the Patent Machine Cards,
which wt're run enough last year to establish their
superiority over the old kind, as an wno nsea tne
can testify. The superioritv ot Mr. b. 'lwissas a
Currier is well known, and hi service are still re
tained for the benefit of the public. With the above
advantages we natter ourselves that we can make it
to the advantage of all who want work in our line
to come this way. U. IKAN. proprietor.
nivlS 6. T mrarr.
Chancery Sale.
Charles Lazenby vs Stephen Cillroy. In Chnncery
1 I n pursuance and by virtue or a oecretai order to
1 me directed fram the Office of the Clerk of the
I di .. i r:.. r v v, .. u ..-; v. ; n
and tor Cass county, bearing date on the 2d day of
July A D 1S67, being a special term or said Court, I
the subscriber Master in Coancery for said county
will offer for sale at pnblic auction to the highest and
best bidder, lor cash, ii front of the Court House in
I the City of PlatUmonth Cass County, Nebsa.ka, on
I Wednesday the 7th day of Septi-mher A I) 136S, a'
1 one o'clock of said day, the following discribed Real
I Estate to-wil : Lot No () eight In HI ck Ho nine
teen (19), eituatfd in Plattsrsouth City Cass county
Nebr.i-ka, tocetherwitu all and slneular .he Here
ditaments, improvements and appcrtf nances thereto
heloDE-nir, to he sold as tne property or the aDove
nan ed defendant to satisfy said deciee. the amoun.
of which s1'33ii,66 and inteie.Nt on the same from
the date of said dec-ee at the rite of ten pel ceut per
annum, together with cost of suit and sale
W Jf I'HAns. aiastar in cuancerj
Aug 6 nl3w
D. B.
McM echan,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL and NAILS,
ECCK ISLAND PLOWS,
COR .PLANTER S,
Cultivators, Sulky and Walking,
Cook Stoves,
A Large Variety on Hand.
Spades, Shovels3 Hoes, Hakes,
&c, occ.
A larpe stock now on hand at small advance on
Eastern Prices.
106 Jllain Street, - Nebraska City,
(Opposite the Seymour Uous )
SIGNOPTEE PAD-LOCK.
FURNITUKE,
COFFINS
A WD
Cabinet - Work
TrI. BOECK
lt.i.lnff .nl..ff.it hi. Rhnn n1 Sales-rooms wnnlit
i respecttmiy rrminu iu peopie in iuh , n,inny uw
- I n caa rarB.a tn.m m,t, the yery best furniture,
I ... ... i i . i : -: . . i . I
, chairs or 0;her Cabinet-work, at the most reason- I
I BD)e rates. I .hii ke-p constantly on hand a larfre
t assor'nient of Eastern H or:, ana am also preparca
to manufactu-e anythinrm my line on snort notice.
A large assortment ot ueaoy-niaae toran epi at
all times. C.iO and examine my stocK ano prices
lelOdwtf 11. liKt'Jlv.
Li: L IVOTICE.
Samuel L Cannon
vs.
Petition for Divorce.
Eallie J. Cannon.
Fallie J. Canaon. of the State
of MisBOuri.wlll take notice that Samuel J Cainon.of
the eunty oiuass and Mate ot Nebraska, d ;a on
the ninth day of July, A rt ISoS, file l.is petition or
bill in t hi nee y in the District tl.urt of the 2d Ju
dicial Distric of Jhrassa. in and for ls countv.
aKairut her, the said Sallie J. Cannon, defendant.
fettins furti that s he. riefeortant and tue said eoni-
plainant were on the 2d d y ot reptcmber, Is'iB,
luariied accord :rm to the laws oi Aenrasxa, an
that about two veeks after said marrisc- the said
d'-fend Hit did ab'nihm the said complainant and
wetittothe State ..f Missouri, and that on tt e 19ih
dav of Jitiuarv. lSGS.rtid assume her maiden name
-Salli Fran,e-and marry a man hy thenameof
H. 1. Toler, and thHt said defendant islivingunu
has been livin? with the said H. G. Toler as his wife
and that the said 6al:ie J. Cannon l living in a
stat of udultery with the said II. G. loli-r. at.d
praving that the said marriige contract entered into I
hvtu ecn the said Samuel a., annoti and thei-ai I Sal-
lie J. Cannon be declared null and vuid. and that
1 the s.ild Samuel J. Cannon be divorced from the
said defendant, and that the said Sallie J Cannon is
requited to appear and aoswer said petitiononor
before the 31 Monday after the sixth day of .durat
lr63. which will b- on the 31st dsy of Auuct, 1SCS.
Date.1 t!iie9:h day oi July, 1oS.
SAMLKL L. CANN0X.
B; H. R Davis, his solic tor.
Ordcrel published in the N bbaska KBAto.
Wituess fur signature snd the sealof said Court at
Plattamcnth, Julr 9:h, lsto
WILLI A3! A. niui
15 Clerk o the District Court.
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Si cesser to Done, an H.achm&n,)
Druggist & Apothecary,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints,
Oih
1 )yes,
IVotions,
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WINES
AJTD
For ilechanioal and Med Ulna urKe
Keep eonstantfy on hand a fufl and wcf aswrl-
eu sioca oi
PATENT MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Oaref"y compounded by an experienced Drulgt't.
2tone but the PUKEST Medicima usid. All g--warranted
as represented. Caii and see.
MAIN STREET, POCTUSIDK.
Terms Cash.
OPBjM TO OSCEOLA.
Burlington & Biissouri
River,
AND
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(Jl 1 I Ii Ala lSL' lJHtVI 1 Wll
& QUINCY
EAILROADS
Connections made at Builiogton, fcr
CHICAGO and the EAST.
Buy Tickets via
BURLINGTON.
I passengers by this route bav choice of the thrca
I Qreat trunk Lines leading east from Chicago, tho
I -
.uicnigan venirai,
Michigan feouthern &
Northern Indiana,
Fort Wayne & Chicago
Hail Roads,
For all points in
INDIANA, MICHIGAN,
OHIO, PENNSYLVANIA
and tha
Through Tickets anl Bacsage Check -i fur ail im
portant points
irULLMAS'S PALACE SLEEPIXO CARS
on all night trains east of Burling'.on.
L. CARPER, C. E. PERKIKS,
Gen. Tc't & Pas'r AgV- Superintendent.
anr23.6S
NEW A K R A IS G 15 II K NTS !
JamesO'Neill
or a lx a iv
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWAUE
HATS,
BOOTS,
CAPS,
SHOES,
FARM PRODUCE.
And everything needed by tha
FARM ER : MECHANIC.
Haying purchased the entire stock ofOMls l eln(r
ii'if to V in Hcrold. I am re-flttinir the store room in
I co d style, anil propose to sell gi ods at the old staud.
on the roost reasonable terms.
mar 5 tf
JAMXSO'NFILL.
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low figures,
10 COFFEE. 1 hblt SCOAR.
5 6W DR Y APPLES, S bblt DR Y PEA CUES,
H-c , Ac. Also, a large assortment of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. SHrXGLTCK DOORS, WINDOW SASU,
WINDOW BI.IXD8, GLASS. VE3IEX7.
PLASTER PARIS, II AIR, COAL OIL, Eta.
LEXINGTON COAL,
250 bushils, to which we Invite the attention of
blacksmiths and others as to finality and price. We
are AeeotsfortheGOODlN COAL HANK, at Lex
ington, and propose to furnish all the Coal this
I ..MTitrw ninti at nrir to suit. A Iso a lurire stack of
, tttvi.t.
I Eye, BOUrDOll and btar VVIllSKy.
Cherry, Raspberry, Blackberry and Ginger Brandy.
Call and see us.
fclMFSOS, UICKELWAIT A CO.
Jc d3 wtf
It. BUB, X. C LI WIS
I. El. Wheeler & "o.,
Eoal Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire aad Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PLATTSMOUTII, N. T.
Collections promptly attended to, and proceeds re
mitted at current ratt-s of Exchange. Taxes paid in
'wa and iSeDMsaaior noi. iiira
to i ' invesiiBaw a. auutf imu uu muu
aecur.tica. Land Warrants located.
I r I A I KA A f5 fMTQ
L rAi iti w w w
Agents rorcoliection of ciaimsagainst uovernmen
for S,,ldiers, their -idow and niinol hei'S. Agent
f,jr the purchase and sale of Lands and City propel
ty, .eiiug of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Hon. S. H. Elbert, Denver City. C. T.
Wfssra Kounlie Hrns. , Omaha, Neb.
Mcf ann & M-tcalf, Xebraska City.
" G. F. Fitley. St. Lcuis, Mi.Kuri.
Dr. Dto Lewis. Boston, ila'sachusetts.
11 W Ditmars. Chicago, Illinois.
II M Maftill, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tootle A tlanna, Plattsnioiith . Kebraska.
L B Rich, Three Rivers. Michigan.
Hon K Fellows, iiloomflcld, U'isconsla.
Hon T M M .rquctt, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
L Lewis. Attoi ney at Law, Buffalo, New Torr,
Carter, Hajvy U Curl, De Mo'.ncs, tows.
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