LOCAL NEWS.
T-B. Gordon, Eq., of Baltimore, ar
med in the city a few days s'.noe. .
Go to Clark & Plammera for your old
ground plowi wl
P P Gait, Esq., has oor thanks for a
fine lot of English Gooseberry roots
A new fence has been constructed
around the Prot. Epia. Church
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II LLeri has sold bis property on Main
si between Fourth and Fifth, to S S Bil
lings, Esq
Dr MeClusky will be in the elty on
the 24th and remain until after the 1st
of May
SeelAdvertisement of Mr. Schluntz in
this Issue. Mr. S. offers Taluab'.e prop
erty for sa!e or rent. Who wants it?
F D Lenhoff, Esq., has put a xery ne&t
picket fence around his residence in the
auth part of town
Jadg4 ' Gago has sold his business
"house on Main street to George PrODger,
sq. '
S. P. Vanatta, Esq., of Yinton.Iowa,
bas been in the city several days netting
his brother.' .
Book Island Breaking Plaws of all
sizes at - wl Class. fc Pixitxzk's
Commissioner Ilolschuhhas constraet
a good landing for the ferry at the foot
of Maio street.
Six families from Jasper county, 111.,
passed through the city last Monday,
bound for the Blue.
Time and money eared by eyery farm
er by going to the New York Store to buy
goods. wl.
We learn that the U. P. R. R. Compa
ny will soon open a Land Office in Oma
ha, of which due notice will be gifen
through th press.
About fifty head of beef cattle were
crossed on the ferry here last Tuesday t
for Connoil Bluffs. They were frem Mr
Bitsell's herd in Saunders county
Se new advertisement of E A Wig
genhorn J Co in this issue. This firm is
doing an immense business, and they are
constantly increasing it
Juit reoeived an invoice of Stndfb.
ksr Celebrated Farm Wagons at
wl Clak & Plcmmsr
The property oeoopied bv F Johnson,
on Main street, changed hands Inst Mon '
day. The purchaser is an e.tEtern gen
t9mn nuu iuicqui uycn;n; uuanr.ij
here
(lesser has our thanks for a fine lot of
Ifttuoo.. He sent anotiier lod of Cow
ering plants to Council D'.ufT liist Mau
liy. j
Why ia every body go'in to E. A Wig
gonhorn k Co.'s Now York Store? Be
cause ihey can buy goods cheaper for
ash than. at any other house in the city
wl ; ;
-J. Vance Lewi, Esq , recently of
Philadelphia, was admitted te the bar
daring the reoent term of the District
Ceart in this city. ' We understand Mr.'
Lewit intends making Plattsmeatb his
permanent home. '
' The latest sijles of Dress Goods at '
wl . . , Clark k PixnusVe '
' Oar Nortnern Kansas ana oomotru
Nebraska exehanges are just now filled
with cheering news relative to the early
eonstruetion of the Trunk Railroad.
'Push it along, gentleman, we are anx-
... s. iv:.
loasiy loosing mr up iui
A grand masical entertainment is to be
jp Tsn at the. Court House on the evening
of the 28th, under the management of
MrsAE Vallery, for the benefit of the Lu
therian Sunday School. We understand
h performers are in excellent training,
ttd a fine treat may be expeoted. Let
all who can go and enjoy themselves and
at thef same time assist the Sunday
School -
We understand that Messrs. Palmer A
"Morgan have established a new ferry
across the Platte river at Cedar Island,
a short distance above the old ferry.
Mr. Morgan informs us that the channel
.'! dnfined at this point, and the
crossing is reliable.
Charles Walker lead euilty to the
a w
charge of horse stealing, and was sen
tenced by Judge Lake to eight years in
the Penitentiary. It is generally believ
ed that he saved at least two years by
pleading guilty.
It appears that Maj. Bird, of the Re
publican, went to Decatur during the
session of the Presbytery, in the capaci
ty of a reporter aad was mistaken for a
minister. Ileavy joke on somebody.
GENTS
If you want a good sait of clothe, call
at Clark A Pluinmers and purchase the
very latest styles wl
Last evening while General Strickland
was returning to his home, he was as
sailed by three desperadoes who were no
doubt intent en taking his life, if nec
essary, rather than be frustrated in ao
oomnlishinz their hellish designs. The
General, however, balked their inten
tione by clubbing them severely when
they incontinent! fled, loavinz him de
cidedly the victor. Such things should
be looked after. Republican.
That's so, they should be looked after
sharply. What kind of designs did you
We hear some complaint that grass
hoppers are hatching out in the southern
part of the county, but there appears to
be no gerural apprehension of damage
from them. ,
The Best Flour at
wl
CiLiK. A Plummkk's
Gen. It. R. Livingston has been ap
pointed Surveyor . General of Nebraska,
ice P. W.. Ilitchcock,retired by request.
If the Doctor will make as good an offi
cer in running government surveys, as
he did in meandering around in Dixie at
the head of the 1st Nebraska he will sat
isfy all parties. Statesman.
The Right Rer. Bishop Clarkson wil 1
(D. V.) conduct Divine worehip, preach,
and hold a Confirmation Service, on the
evening of Friday, April 30th. Divine
Service will commence at 7:30 p. m.
All are invited to attend. II. Yoroo.
Wo are in receipt of the April number
of the Southern Iowa Land and Railroad
Gazette, published by the B. & M. R. R.
Co. It is a neat paper, devoted eiola
sivel t the interests of Southern Iowa,
and is calculated for gratuitous circula
tion in the Eastern and Middle States.
Farmers will 6ave money by flailing
and examining our stock before pnr
ohasing elsewhero. We have reduced
our prioes to suit the bard times, and
the low prices for produce.
Wl. i E A WlGGKKHORX A Co.
Martin Mendel, Esq., - general agent
for the Council Bluffs Post, was in the
city Monday Isoking after the interests
of that paper The Post is a new paper
published in the German language. The
copy before us presents a neat mechan
ical appearanee, and from the reputa
tion of the editor and proprietor Mr. L.
Mader we have no doubt the editorial
get ap of the paper is in keeping with its
mechanical appearance.
We learn that the Commissioners of
Lancaster county, at their meeting last
Monday, submitted a proposition to issue
bonis to the B A M R R Co to the
amount of $50,000
Lincoln District Quarterly
Meetings Plattsmonth, April 24th and 25th, at
Plattemouth.
Rook Bluffs, May 1st 'ad 2nd, at Rock
Bluffs.
Mt. Pleasant, May 8th and 9th, at Mt.
Pleasant.
Lincoln, May 22 J and 23d, at Lincoln.
Oak Creek, May 25th and ,37th, at
Crawford's Settlement.
Saline, June 12th and 13th, at Swan
City.
Tssth and South Blue, June 15th and
lG;h, at Seward's Centre
Upper Nemaha and Rockford, June
19ih uni 20tb, at Itosliford.
Ashland, June 26th and 27th, at Ash-
land.
District Steward meeting at Lincoln,
May 24th, at 10 o'clock a. ia.
C. W. GlDDINGft, P. E.
Table Rock, April 7th 1869. " : '
E. A. , Wig'onhorn & Coat the New
York Store have .thebest Breaking and
Stubble Plows in this market..' They re
eeived the premium at ths State Fair in
Nebraska City. Farmers it is to your
interest to call and see them. wl.
Mr. Wm. Etbridges little boy, aged
about nine or ten years, was kicked and
seriously injurek by one of their work
horses last Monday. Mr.'Ethridge bas
owned the horee several years, and he
was never before known to kick or show
other indications of a vicious dieposi
tion. The boy went into his stall to
give him bis feed, as he was accustomed
to do, when the horse struck him with
his fore feet, inflicting severe injuries on
the side of the head, also injuring bis
rib8.tv.Mr Ethridge rushed in to rescue
the boy, and received "a kick from, the
animal that bruised him considerably.
We ere indebted te Wm. L. Wells,
Clerk of tho District Coart, for tbs fel-
lowing brief of cases disposed of at the
April term of said court:
Daniel Sweeney rs Isaac McKinley-
Motion to sot aside award of Jury, sas-
tainod at cost of Plaintiff.
Lsvi Golding vs Jane Gelding De
cree in favor of Plaintiff. Judgment for
costs against Defendent.
James O'Neil is K. T. Woods Judg
merit in favor of Plaintiff fcr Ji03.-J4,
and costs.
Tatrick PFitzzerald is A. B. Fuller
and others Judgment in favor of Plain
tiff for $145.11; and costs. L'-- . .
Miles Holliday & Co. rs E. B. Murphy
Jndirmsnt in favor of Defendent for
$2525 and costs. , -
Mahala Rakes, Administratrix Jbo. vs
John C. Rakes Judgment in faver of
Plaintiff for $17 35. ;.. " ' .
Georce F. SLrjdor is Wm. Stadelman
Cause continued at coat of Defendant
W. W. Crai ts John W. Haines
Judgment in favor of Plain iff for $34.-
62, and costs . , ; .
James S.Rigss vs E. II. Eaton Juds
merit in favor of Defendent for $15.47,
and costs.
Townsend Carpenter, vs Willis J. and
David llorton Judgment for costs ag .
Plaintiff.
Demsey Sarnmers rs Albert O. and W.
II. VanEons Judirment in favor of
as - c
Plaintiff for $187.50, and costs.
Andrew Tutt vs Nancy Berjjs Admin
istratrix of Estate of J. L. Berger Jndg
ment for costs against Plaintiff. Motion
for new trial overruled. : .
Leonidas J. Holland vs Chas. Wilson
Jadgmect in favor of Plaintiff for $3 CI.'
39,' and costs. And sale of Mortgaged
Harvey B. Lathrop vs Elsie Lathrep
Bill of Divorce granted. Petitioner to
pay costs.
Wm. J. Hyatt vs Holsey Arnold Judg
ment in favor of Plaintiff for $162.90,
and eosts. '
' Sherman S. Jewett .t Jesse Cadwal
lader and A. G. Barnes Dismissed at
cost of Plaintiff in default of amended
Petition.
Thomas B. Gordon vs E. C. Lewis,
Sarah Jane Lewis and D. H. Wheeler
Judgment against E. C Lewis and Sar
ah Jane Lewis, for $725. Deoree for
sale of Mortgaged premises.
II ax A Brigg-rs Inhelder On motion
of Plaintiff, action dismissed "without
prejudice. -
Jacob Adams vs John Lewis Judg
ment against Defendant for $110.35,and
ooste,
John Watson vs Jcob Betts Judg
ment for 8204 29 in favor of Plaintiff
Decree for sale of Mortgaged premises
J. I. Case & Co. vs J. S. Tewksbury
and M. Mayfieid Judgement in favor of
flaintiff for $282.40, and costs.
W. W. Conner vs Alice Lathrop Pe
tition in Error, Judgment of Court be
low affirmed, Judgment for cost against
tbe Plaintiff in Error.
Perry Walker vs S . Walker De
cree in favor of Plaintiff, for execution
of correct De d; ----
Philip Miller ts Andrew Tutt Fore.
olosore, Judgment for $290. and eosts,
in favor of Plaintiff and Decree for sale
of Mortgaged premises, j--'
Henreich Msyer vs Magdalene Meyer
Deerae for Divorce; Petitioner to pay
costs.
Samuel Hall vs Eltas Forbes Judg
ment in favor of Plaintiff for $756 and
Deoree for sale of Mortgaged premises.
Wm. Young vs Melinda Yeung De
oree for Divorce, Petioner to pay costs.
John Lutz vs R.O. Hoback Jadgraent
in favor of Plaintiff for $203.49, and
sost. ' . - ' - -
J.D Minehall vs John Lewis and John
Shryder Judgment in favor of Plaintiff
for $234.50, and costs. Motion to set
aside default over-ruled at cost of De
fendents.
Wm. D. Gage, Probate Judge in and
for Cass county is J. N. Wise, James
O'Neil et al Judgment against J. N.
Wise, James O'Neil, Godfrey Fiekler,
Wm. L. Thomas, Jaoob Vailery jr., G.
W. Colvin and Isaac Wilos, by default
for $5218 93. and costs.
. Eugene Amos vs John Hess Dismissed
at cost of Plaintiff.
Ira Woods vs John Lutz, Forcible en
try and Retaining Verdict of not guil
ty. Judgment is Ira Woods for costs. .
McCnnn, Metcalf, 'Silas E. Smith Ae.
ts Edmund Gabel Sale confirmed and
Deed ordered.. ' - : ;fl
Asber Edgerton vs John M Gable
Sale confirmed and Deed ordered.
Jul an Metcalf. Trustee &o. vs John
Long Sale confirmed and Deed order
ed.
Albert Bacon rs Sfbstinn Streight
Sale confirmed and Deed ordered.
J. I. Ciee & Co. rs Josiah Craig and
Philip Reihart Judgrannt against De
fendant by default for $93. 33. and costs.
Wm. W Guluon rs aamuel tdentxeid,
Petition f cr bond for Deed Decree in
favor of Plaintiff At cost of Defend
ent.
Thomas Holmes vs II. O. and Kate E
McMaken Judgment ia favor of Plain
tiff for $507.50, and costs. Decree for
sale of Mortgaged premisep.
Thomes B. Gordon rs A. H. Townsend
udrment revived.
J. J Monroe v Elbert Clark and Mo-
Cune Motion to amend Record,. over
ruled, at cost of Plaintiff. '
Jairns E. Neil ar.d II. E. IIil!s rs Hen
ry C. Mayfield Sale eonSrnicd and Deed
ordered.
Jairn E.Neal rs Willis Stevens Sile
confirmed and Deed .ordered.
E. B. Garrison, vs Gardner Powers
Sale cenfirmed and Deed ordered.
HARRIED.
April . 15ih, 1SG9, by, the Rev. C. D.
Roberts, Mr. Lt II. Catcm to M'us AL S.
CaAic.'f All of Cass countv Nebraska.
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A nice line of Whits Goods at
wl O.AEK. t Plcmmer'
See new advertisement of , Kershaw
& Waugh. They are keeping as fine
an aissortment of lumber as can be
found west of the .Missouri river, and
they sell at reasonable figures.
From thirty to forty teams are cross
ing the river daily at this place arid
go;ng into the interior. A largh pro
portion of the immigrants settle on
homesteads. ' . .
The largest assortment of Boots and
Shops in the city, at
wl Clarc & Pluvvsr's
Streights advertise their Toy and
Confectionary establishment this week.
Thev are keeping a fine assortment.
and sell low. Stop and see them.
Heeser'is dashicg around town with
a "bran aew" rg harness and wag
on. We are glad lo see it. No man
in Nebraska deserves success if Hes
se r does cot.
Elder Mullis will preach at the
Court House next Sunday at II o'clock
a. m.', also in the evening. -
Morrison haa built a bran new fish
ing beat, and is making preparations
to haul out a large qi actiiy of the finny
tribe this season.
The latest style of Hoop Skirt at
wl - Clark & Pix m mer'b
- NOTICE.
All persona indebted to as. either by
note or account, will please call and set
tie immediately, as we wish to'close our
accounts by Dec. 25th.
' nov26tf. Vaxlkkt & Rdffnbr.
$1200 and all Expenses Paid !
See advertisement of American Shlttlk
Sxwimq Machine, in our advertising C0I7
umns.. . lj
FOR SALE
11 ...ii.-. - - -
Two valuable residecco lots for sale
Enquire of M. McElwajk.
AprilStf.
Fltll FOR 8AL.K. '
Situated twelve miles west of Platts
mouth, on' the Platte river. Enquire 0
, Maxtkll & CnAPif as
1 Pi&t9m0'ih JJpril 15w4. , - ;
NOTICE
! All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us, either by note or book ae
eount now das, will please cull and set
tle by the 1st day of May next. Or we
will be compelled to sue them.
Doom, Bso. & Co.
-Plettsmpatb, April 15 1869. , .
WINDOW SHADES
A fall sapply of all kinds and colors.
just reeeived by Doom, Bro. ft Ce.
POTATOES
300 Bashels White Neshanaocks.
Highest priee paid for more, -
. Doom, Bro. A Co.
NEW GOODS
We are eonstantly receiving
Dry Goods
' , Grooeriee
Boots and Shoes
and Quoensware
Which we are determined t& sell as low
as any House on the Missouri river.
Call and examine Doox, Baa. La.
doom, nno. & co.
Wants 1000 lbs.. of Butter.
PAX, IP.
All persons knowicg themseves indebt
ed to me will please call nod p.iv up i?n
mediatelv.i. A word-to the wise, etc.
ept.10 tf. i . h O..JE. Forgt.
Take Notice.
All pereons indebtod to me by note or
account will please call and settle imme
diately. All accounts not settled by
)eoember 25th, .will be left for collec
tion, lake notice and govern yourceti
accordingly and save your coat. ' '
novZOtx Jacob V alls by, jr.
4VANDIVEB."
The King of Corn Planters.
The best and most reliable in use.it has
advantages over all ethers which we
guarantee most positively:
It is lighter of draft, ghaving gang
wheels forward allowing the tongne to
play in the neck yoke,causIng no weight
on the horses neck, though the heaviest
man ride as operator, it works free on
the hinges so as to accommodate itself
to all unevenness of the ground, has a
wide opening at the heel of the runners
allowing the corn to scatter in the hill,
with small plow attachment, actually
covering the corn, it ia supplied with.a
flexible out off which performs the work
without injuring the grain, also drill and
sod attachment extra. It is undoubted
ly the most perfect Cora Planter in use,
we fully warrant it in every particular.
Farmers call and see the machine, and we
also refer you to those who used them in
this vicinity last season. - - :
Clark & I'lch.vsr, Ag'ts.
March 18w4.
For Salr. A light spring wagon.
Enquire of Sak. M. Chapman.
JMarch,18tf. 1
MUSIC. i , . .
Mrs, Kate Simpson would resp tfully
say to her friends and the pub i that
she has made arrangements to enlarge
her class in music, and would , be
pleaded to .instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Forte. Enquire
at residence, corner Vine and Second
streets Plattsmouth. , FeblS.f
' ST. LUKE'S PARISH.
Monthly meeting ef tbe Vestry Ht Tuesday cre
dos mt each month, st tbe Rectory ; Q larterly
ineetintrs ol Vetry 1st Mondays or May, August,
AOTemoeraoa reurnary.
H. 8t. GEO. T0n.NO, Hector.
Wm. L. Wells, Clerk.
Plattsmoutb. Lodge No 6, A F &
A- ia
Refrulareommnnieations 1st and 3d Mondays of each
mouth, at 1-3 o clocK. p. m.
K. K. LIVISG3T0N, W. M
O. C. BETTS, See.
- I. O.O Y.
Benlar meetings of Platte Lodge, Ko. T, 1. 0. O
7. everv Sataaday erenios at 7H o'clock p. m
Brothers ot other Lodges arei InTitad to visit this
Lodge, cy order ol
S A Ji. M. CHAPMAN. N.G.
Wm. L. Wsxls, Hec. Soc'y.
NeDraslca Chapter No. 3, R. A M.
netcnlareonToeatlons 2d and ' 4'J ' Tuesdays of
eich month, at o l-l o'clock p. m. -
. B. T.DTKB,tr.P,
a. C. BnTS.Seci
GREAT HUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and mote toe, ere going to
33. A. WIGGEHEOHN 8c Co.,
f . ... To buy their
-AT
nsr- IE w "Y! o n e: s t ore-
Z. The largest and most complete , ,
S T;OCK OF DR E S S COO D S
Are n ow on exhibition at ths Sew York Store, at greatly reduced price. Wo call parUculrr atten
tion to oar new style of -i...
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAIN8, GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD, .
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinks and prices to suit our numerous customers. A large stock of
GROCERIES,
- HARDWARE,
. QUEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE, , r
YANKEE NOTIONS, " '
HATS AND CAPS, -
We have a Urgre steck of the celebrated GARDEN ClTY GLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all kinds of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
Plattsmouth, April 22d. 1869.
.CC-PARTrtERSHIP.
?t7e bare this dar admitted E. S. Sharp as part
II ner Id oor bosioeas Tbe name and style of
Arm will be Simpson. Miokelwait Co.
filMfiiOM A MICKELWAIT.
Flattsnoatb, April 16, 186 !t8w4
MILLINERY.
; MRS. J F DOUD,
nvin Juat re-eivfd a choice selection of Millin
ery Goods irora Philadelphia, now oti'ers them for
Inspection and sale, at reasonable prices. No pains
has been spared to obtain the finest material and
latest styles. r
flcase csll and examine: at her residence, ene and
a half miles son'.h of Flattarjiouth. mar2Stf
A Creati3oYelty !
7OB 23 cents and one ml f tamp, we send any
. party 6 Mmplfs all different of our
New Golden Fonntain Pen, .
Holding' ink to write
IOO LINES AT ONE DIP.
910 twr day guarantied to Agents. Single samples
10 ceuU. Circulars rce. A a dress
R. II. juuu A Jl.,
FuU4m8 , 119 Chambers St.. Boston , Maes'
; RES AjD -
The following from
the CINCINNATI
TIMES, one of the
most reliable news
papers in the United
Slates. What can
be more convincing?
HOME
TESTIMONY.;
The CtvciNNATi Daily Times V
of March 21, 1861, says:
The Scandinavian
remedies appear to
be crowing in favor
with the public, if
we may .luace uy
the testimonials con
stantly received by
the proprietor. A
letter from Wiscon
sin, to be found in
our advertising col
umns, announce that
among; the physi
cians of the localm
it is becoming very
popular, and what is
very unusual, is ber
ing adopted by them
in their practice, as
a cure for many dis
eases which they can
not treat effectually
in any other way.
We understand that
the immense trade
carried on for sev
eral years in these
medicines has dur
ing the present year
nearly doubled.
Their process of
operation is by a
thorough purifica
tion of the blood
and a consequent
eradication of dis
ease. '
GrOOClS
THE-
E. A. WIGGENHORN & CO.
BEED, BEAED3LEY & CO,
Real Estate Agents ,
r " I WEKPI2TQ WA TER, AEBBKSKA. .
Li nds houffht, managed and sold, Valuable Tim
ber Land for sale. Taxes paid for Non-resident
Collections promptly attended to.
niaroh 26 1S68.
" : IVOTICE.
JAMES O'NEIL is my authorised A (rest for ths
collection of all accouDts dne the nndersifrned for
medical services; his receipt will be valid for ths
payment of any monies on said accounts. - -
August 14. IBOT. .. a. A. I.1V1MQSTOH, M.D
B. 8PORLOCK, R. Baxter Wdrm
Co. Clerk and Recorder, - Uept'y Clerk a Hec'i.
SpurlockSc Wiadham,
PLATTSUOUTU, NEBRASKA.
FRONT ROOMS , OF COURT-HOUSE,
Clerk and Treasurer'a Office. ;
LANDS BOUGHT &. SOLD.
Titles Examined, and
Conveyances JWadc
Taxes paid and receipts forwarde
promptly.
Plattsmonth, June 18,1369 nil.
MEW MEAT MARKET !!
GEO. FICKLER,
CORNER 2J f- MALV STREETS,
PL ATTSJfOTTTH, INSBiUSSA. ;
i .
Keep constantly on hand the best of
All Kinds of ITIeats,
which they can furnish their enstonsxrs at th.
BEST OP BATES FOB' CASH I
Jnly'Sd. 18S8 3m.
Empire Bakery !
- i
d ST., 9PP0MTE "HEW YOBX STOBB."
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEB
Confectioneries,
BREAD,
PIES,
r- CAKES,
. CHEESE, am)
SWEES CRACKERS. -,
REFREIIiTIEITS
kept on hand at all times. - - i:
II. HUBER T Y.
" nisif. .... v.':..
Heiiry Boeck,
DTAtBR I!
FURNITURE,
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
J3I2DSTE AIDS' ;
0 all deecriptlons and at all prices,
iletalic Burial Cases,
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap fur cash.
With many thanks for past pt.enae, I Inrite
all to oil ani examine my large s toe of 'nrnitnre
Of all sizes, also
LIVERY, FEED,
: ... i - ,
'-' - AXD
Salo stable,
-BT-
WM J. KVA1TT, Proprietor t
PLATTSMOCTB". NEBBASLA. "v '
Flrat-rate StablinR and Wagon Tarda for the ac
eommodatioa of the potllc, alsc s gooi stock of
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,,
to let on yery reasonabtejterma.
Stable on Main street, neay opposite the 811 KR- -DAM
BO USR, Plattsmonth, Keb. Dec31tf.
Pleasant View Nursery
I hate on band and for sale a fine assoTttne lof
NTJRSE RY 3 TO O K.
: . ' i
consisting of the choicest tariety el 3 rear eld '
APPLE TllEES,
Adapted to this soil sad climats. Bit aai d
Two and a half miles southwest of PlatiS'
mouth, Nebraska.
Pern Walker.
Jan2Sm8
SHANNON'S
Feed. Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St., - - ; Pi-attsmootU
I am prepared' to acmmolto the public wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a Dice .Hearse,
On short notice and reasonable terms. A Ilack will
rnn to steamboat landing, and to all parts of ths
city when desired.
mr29 J. W. 8U ANNOM.
DR IT! II. lU'CsLUSKV,
D E 1ST T I S T ,
Wlllbe at Dr. T.l-'Ingston's OHes daring (be last
week in each month. All orders left, in the post
offlce will protnptly.atterded to. . -'
' July. i.
FOR SALE OXC TRADE Z
i
A good dwelling, containing six rorms, a good
celiar, and cistern, a pell, stable, wood fched
and baps;, shed en the lot, situate on the corner f
Seventh and Locunt street ; lo, a two story brick
building, 2856, with two loi.a, iteate on Fiflh Hlrett
Dor'h of Alain. The above property will be sold
cheay for cash, or traded for an improved fam in
Cans connt f .
1'or particulars apply on the pnruise.
OtO. BOKCK-
AU Pf rsons liijbte.l to n e arc rclngtel torall
and settle immediHtely, as i mastantl. will 'have
tnera settled fortLwitn. .
Novl9tf. GEO. BOKCK.
; . ' Having permanently located at .
WEEPING WATER FALLS
tendervlii3 professional ievices totbj cltinsot
Case county, Nebraska. Jau7 OStf
NEW TOBACCO STORE!
OH MAIN STKEETjJoPPOSlrt COUKT HOP3B,
riiATTSlTI O UT II, N E B.,
We nave on hand a large aasortment.of
CIGARS &.TOBACCO,
f" Consisting offthe best qnalltlp. of
CIGARS, HUE CUT, TLVQ ATSD
. SMOKING TOBACCO,
As dnal exclnsivelT In Tobacco we can sell aa
cheap.lf not cheaper than any other store In the city.
Give os call before you purchase elsewhere, as
we know you will go awy satisfied. '
1j IXIttJ.Tl AC fJU..
February 11, 186tf. t
CIIANCEItY SAliE
Hose Ann Decker )
ys -In Chancery
Daniel M. Ramey k Mary E amey, )
. In pnrsnance
and by vl'tne of a decretal order to me directed
from the office of the Clern- of the District Court of
the 8d Judicial District of Nebraska, withia and
'or Cass couuty, bearing date on the 23th day of
June, loT, being tne sp.ectai jone t erm or saia
Court. I, the subscriber. Waster In Chancery for
said Court.will for offer'able at public auction.to the
highost and best bidder.for cafen,ln rront of tne Court
House in tbe city of Hatttmouth, Cass county, Ht.
braska, on
Monday, (As Uth day i f May, 1869,
at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, the the followlnr de
scribed real estcte, to-wlt Lot No. twelve (12) in
block No. thlrty-three.(3), as the same is desiKnu
ted upen thepublishei and recorded plat of tb e city
of Plattsmouth. Nebraska.- Together with all and
singular the improvements, hereditaments and ap
purtenance thereun'o belonfrinfr, to be sold as the
property of th. defesdant above named, to satisfy
said decree, tbe amount of which is rive Hundred
and Sixty six and 20-100 Dollars, with interest front
the date .f said decree, at tne rate of tea per cant
per annum, tegetber with eosts of snit and sale.
gAU. M. CHAPMAN, '
Aprilt9w , ..Waster in Chancery.
CHANCERY
sali:.
Sarah Everett,
Y.-
Chancery
Franees Gullion,
i,l -
virtae of a decretal onW to' nie directed from
the office of tbe Clerk of the I'Istrict (o it of the
2d Judicial District of N-braska. w thin and for
Cass county, bearing d ate- xu the 6th day of June,
1861, being the June Term of said tfourt. I, tbe
ubscriber, Master In Ciiaurery for said Court, will
nfler lor cale at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder, for casb. in front ol the Coart House in
the city of Plattsmonth, Case county, Nebraska, on
. Monday, the Uih day of May, 1SQ,
at 1 o'clock p. m, of said day, tbe following describ
ed real estate, to-wit : The noitlieast quarter (V) of
section No tweoty-soven (UT),tn township No twelve
(12) north of range No twelve (12), east of the Cih
H. M. In Nebraska, contsinios; one hundred and six
ty acres, more or leas, together with all -and aincn
lar, the improvements, berditsmeuts, and appurte
nances thereunto belocflcg, o be mild as Uie proper-
of the defendent atove named, to satisfy said .
decree, the amount of which is Three Hundred and
Fnrty-nlne sod 38-100 dollar", and intermit oo the
same from date f Mid decree, at the rate of ten p-ir
cent, per annum, together w!tb cot of salt nil sale.
baM ' 11. CHAI'M S, -
APiil22v5 - , - Master in Chancery.
? 5 9 P P"? ?"9
To tfi Wok xi ho Ci.Aij ."-i-I am now prepared
to frtrnith ail clse with constant inployment at
their borne," tbe wtwle of the time, or for tbe
part maments. Dusineos new, light and r-rofctable.
Fifty cents to 5 per evening, ia eaitily earned by
persons or either sex, I nd tbe boys and girl earn
neatly as much as men v Great indaceroents are of
fered those who win devote their whole time to tbe
bnsine ; and, that everr person who sees th is no
tice, may send me their ail.1re-s and test the nusir.ese
for themselves. I make the follow lug unparalleled
olfhr : To all wh. are not well satUAed . with the
business, I will send $1 to pay for the . trouble of
writing uie Full particulars, directions, tec., sent
free, bample sent by nail for 10 eta. . Addreee
aprS E. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
Sheridan House,
Wm. W. Ibish, Proprietor.
Corner of Jifain'1 and Third Sirert.
Plattsmouth, IVcb - -V
Toard by the day ; or week. Charges ie deists
mm 6'ages leave tnis muse iat'Y forjil rnitnt
Sfer'-h. Sfuth. 5s: aa West.
say they desired to accomplish? ,
premiees Decreed.