LOCAL NEWS.
IUpresentaiite Taffe has our thanks
for Taluabla documents.
Horace Greeley has declined the Ap
pointment of Commissioner of the P
cilia Railroad.
The editor being absent will account
for soarcity of original matter in this
issue.
The concert last week, under the man
element of Mrs E. A. Vallory, was a
complete success, financially and other
wise.
Laborers are in great demand here
and wages proportionally high All out
of employment will make a note of this.
A dispatch from Berlin mentions a ru
nor of the expected marriage of Mrs
Lincoln to the Chamberlain of the Duke
of Baden
The Memphis Pont, after printing one
bf Johnson's speeches since his .arrival
in Tennessee, reports the balance by the
simple word, ditto, ditto, Ac.
See Array advertisements, for the sup
ply of Ft. Kearney Send in your bide
and furnish the Government what she
needs at fair rates-
-m.
The Pawnee Tribune says that Mr. G.
W. Coll'ns, has on his farm Pear Trees
whioh he planted out last Spring, that
now have on each of them from 1 to 6
blossoms.
rrof.E.R. James "and lady, of Lin
coln, are in the city visiting their friend.
We understand that the Professor has
abandoned echoo! teaching, and W about
to take a homestead.
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Cot. Peck, with another full corps of
B k M. R. R. engineers, arrived in the
ity last week Tha Com r any mean
business, as will be demonstrated before
many week have passed.
An interisting temperance meeting
was held , in Falls Citv, at the M E.
Church last Friday evening. There was
a gnod attendance anJ many eigoed the
pledge. mm,
Quite a revolting case has been going
on -at Omahain'the Police Court for a
few days past. A man has been tried
for keeping his niece chained to a post
put up in his house. . - 1
The weather has grown tornmer like.
nd the change is verv manifest in vegi
talion. The wheat looks very elegant
ail over the county, and farmers speak
hopefully of the earning crops.
'Tho'fast stern-wheel mountain boat,
"Sick VM,9tru3k a snag in the river op
posite Wyoming, a short distanoe above
Nebraska City ye-t ;rJay morning, ana
sunk. She is a total wrecs. No lives
lost.
Th Miy term of the U. S. Circuit and
District Court, for ihd District of Na
braska, commenced its session on Mon
d4y, th. 3d int., at 10 o'clock, A. M.,
a; the Cjurt House, in Omaha.
Wa'call attention to the Statement of
ihe Return of Property, Real and Per
sonal, in this cuuaty. It is WJrth clip
ping and putting awa for future refer
ence." The Fa'ls City Journal s that on
the evening of the 17th nit., JaraS
Cameron, Esq., of Hurubolt, this county,
was accidentally drowned while attempt
ing to bathe in the Nemaha, a short dis
tance from his bouse.
The U. S. Express Company now have
an independent line between Pacific City
and this point, arriv ng and departing
every mornipg, Sundays excepted.
Capt. Brayton, well known to all our
citiien's, is the messenger in charge be
tween the points named.
E. D. Lunt, Esq., of the Glenwood
Opinion, called On this.week. Bro. Lunt
looks as though G!enwoo4 agreed witn
him purports every thing lovely in his
burg. The B. k M..R. R. Is expected to
be in running order to that point by the
beginning of September next.
Capt. Gillette, late U. S. A., was in
town this week looking as hearty as ev
er. The Capt. has very sonsibly conclu
ded to turn his sword into a ploughshare
and thinks he can make more at farm
ing than soldiering. He ought to know,
far he has had a tilt at the last since
1861.
We understand thai Mickelwaite,
S mpson & Co. are about establishing a
'lumber yard at Ashland, to supply the
-vast demand for building material in
that-section. That is right. Our mer
chants must realise that the coantry is
Slline up and growing out west, and
thoy must bestir theiusel res if they wish
to rotain trade here.
As the season advances the tide of im
migration steadily increases. Scarcely
a day paxses without its uota. On last
Monday six or seven teams passed thro'
this city oa their way to tho Blue, pre
pared to break the prairie soil. There
is no better farming country in the
wor!4, than m the State of Nebraska
not even in the famous State of Iowa.
Gen. R. R. Livingston, the present effi
cient Secretary of the State Republican
Central Committee, has been appointe
Surveyor General for the State of Ne
l.raska and Iowa. This ia the first posi
tien filled by President Grant in th
State, ar.d we are pleased to know that
bs has secared a man noted for his un
swerving devotion to his country, and
his unflinching zeal and energy for the
eucjess of Republican principles. Ad
vcrliser.
We eall attention to the Election No
tice, to he fonml on Second pa?", for
Rock Bluffs preoinct. - The people of
Rock Bluffs are working to secure the
B. Jb M. R. R. We are pleased to see
them manifest a spirit of enterprise, and
if they get the Railroad we say all right.
Sam, wake me up at two o'clock.
his
L. x II.
mark
Effect of "hop" on board the steamer
Glasgow.
-Hens. T. M. Marquett, J. McF. Ha-
good and Geo. Seybolt started Monday
last to attend U. S. Court at Omaha.
Judges Miller and Dundy presiding.
Messrs Maxwell, Wolcott and Chal
fant are busy appraising the school lands
of Cass county. These gentlemen were
appointed by the Commissioners at the
April term to appraise these lands, wh.ch
will be sold in June.
Railroad Work. The Montgomery
Erprtss says: The work on the railroad
is progressing rapidly, the grade is all
finished as far as Cromwell, and ths
track will be laid to that point hy the
Middle of next week VVe are informed
th the contractors engaged on the B
k M. R. R., through this county, will
soon double their present force of hands
mmmmmy mm
Farmers Look Here! An offer of val
uable information free. The Veterinary
Surgeon of tho Amtricun Slock Journal
answers all questions relating to diseas
or injured animals belonging to the sub
scribers freo. Send stamp for a speci
men copy of this valuable monthly.
Address, N. P. Bjter k Co.
Piirkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
mm m mm
The many friends of Gen. R. R. Lit
ingstun will be pleased to learn that the
Gen. has received his commixh. as Sur
veyor General for Iowa and Nebraska.
Justice Dundy, U. S. Court at Oma
ha, administered the "Iron Clad" to
the General yesterday in due form.
General, let's ruoisten4t hat CommUh! for
somebody thought you were not confirm
ed.
Gen. R. R. Livingston was confirmed
Surveyor General of Iowa and Nebras
ka on tho Oth of April, the delay between
that tims and the receiving of his com
mission in full, baa caused some of his
political enimics to hope, and even circu
late the report that the General' ap
pointment was net confirmed hy Vo Sen
ate. Wo psy to them, go slow! tho Gener
al boro a commission on the battlefield
with honcr tohimself and, his country,
and will now wear his civil appointment
with like credit.
We learn the "Social Hop" on board
thj steamer Glasgow was a succesj-last
evening. The "fair ladies' and "knight
ly sqires" tipped the 'light fantastic"
to the "witching musie" away into the
"woo small hours," and all join in
the praise of tho gentlemanly officers of
teHiaer who entertained our young folks
after a manner to be long and pleasant
ly remembered. Give us more time to
got together our "fix ops" and "tich'
Capt, next tiras you stop and we will
show you the pleasaotest party yet and
the gsyest.
We call attention to the card of Dr.
John W. Bawltns in another co'umn.
The Doctor is a graduate of Jefferson
Medical Collcare of Philadelphia. He
comes to us with testimonials of the very
highest order from those with whom he
as associated in the east. He served
throe years in the army of the Potomac
and during all that time was either in
charge of a division hospital or brigade,
and participated in all the principle bat
ties of that eventful period. The Doctor
has looated here with a view to practice.
His dwelling is the first houre south of
Mr. Thos. Mitchell's, and his office for
the present will be with Dr. Livingston
on Mam street. We bespeak for the
Doctor a f nil share of patronage and
hope our citizens will encourage him to
remain with us permanently. , t
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We understand that quite an excite
ment was created in the neighborhood
of Waboo City, Saunders county, last
Sunday. The Claim Club of that ra
gion arrestei seven men for claim jump
ing, and proceeded to try them accord
ing to the rules of said Club. Some
body seemed very anxious for a "hang
ing-bee," as a gallows was erected dur
nng the progrces of the trial, but better
counsels prevailed and the prisoners
were left off by giving up all cliff in to
the lands in dispute and pledging them
selves never to return to th county of
Saunders. A resort to violent meas
ures genera.ly succeeds for a time in
quieting title, but almost every case in
this State where parties have been driv
en from their claims has been decided
in favor of the party driven ofT, nnd con
testtnts would save themselves much
trouble in the future by submitting their
case to the proper authorities rt tho
start. Tribune.
The entire Democratic tlokot was elect
d at Nebraska City on th 3d inst. The
Repub'ican party :n that City were strong
enough to elect their ticket bat allowed a
few sore heads to place thir City gov-
ernment in the hands of the Democratic
party. To the Republican party, we say,
beware of these Ishm&litish member.
They mean the party no good and do it
much harm.
The following is from the Pawnee
T.,-fc- Mr Ttnn nf Tr.. it', who
-, P-n nit, on dv last week.
-r. ntnnmnn t,a. . infnrma .is that
v ..).i..c.,nih.
Spring. His ground has never been
broken; but, nevertheless, knowing the
importance of fruit, he purchased and
planted forty apple trees He spaded
up the sod, and dug the ground deep
enouo to get tolerably mellow earth in I
which to plant the roots. Notwithstand
ing an unfavorablo season, every tree
lived and grew; and it only occupied a
day, or an hoar or two more than one
day, in planting. Such men are dure to
prosper, and to get rich, and not only
that, but they are a blessing to the
neignborhood in which they live. If ev
ery man who settled in this county ten,
twelve and fourteen years ago, had
planted out a good orchard the firsi.,
second or third year after he oame hera
and taken good care of it, they would
many of them have been better off than
they now are, to the amount of one or
two thousand dollars, and not only that,
but the average value of land in this
county would have been at least $1 per
acre higher than it is at present.
Many pat off planting trees from year
to year on the score of poverty. O'h
ers postpone it for want of time they
must raise corn and wheat for bread for
their children. But eoaie of them, we
think, gt into a from hand to mouth"
way of doing things thit will for years
keep them poor.
The uotoriou Ned Bjtiiliue lately
went to San Francisco as a temper
ance lecturtr. ms ciiiiiuqi success,
and what followrd. ar thus described
Afier di-liveriiig the most thrilling
teioilar lectures there, and inducing
some three thousand persons to sign
the pledge, he astonished the natives
by appearing upon lae streets upon a
feaiful tender, both at mid day aud
midnight, dressed in red, hite and
blue costume, mora p-or'-eous than
ever worn by any of the heroes of hi
own romances, with a wbi?ly bottle
iu Lis Land, 'and turrouoded bv an en
thusiasiic crowd of small boys, bo
lu.Milv cheered him on bis way to the
White Pine region, vher he opened a
faro bank, which the press informs us
he is st. II runtime wall fortune s favor.
"Is my face dirty i remarked a
vounsj Indy to her aunt, while seated
at the dinner t'ible 6n "a steamboat
runnins from .'airo to New Orleans.
"JJirty! No. Why did you ask ?"
Hecause that insulting waiter insists
up-n putting a towel beside my plat-.
I've thrown three under the table, and
yet every lime he comes around Ue
puts another before me.
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10 Wfre inaur un iiir itujiuiuciiu.iiuu
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nf tho rcrt? Spnamrs who now refuse
3 . ....
to confirm them. This, while it may
astonish Genera! Grant, fill ret very
arP.l .iirnriae those who know inii-
tnaielv thf nature and habits of the
j ---
modern politician
The students of Old Yale were ad
inunished by the spiritual directors ihat
it was their duty to sacrifice some of
their luxuries during Lent- They heM
B inwrtmSJ, IlllU ICSUIICU uuaunuv..ij
- . ' . .n.,n1.tr1 un. nlllinll.lV
to sacrifice hash,
Horace Greeley says that the dark
est day in any man earthly career is
mat wherein he fancies that there is
some easier way of gaining a dollar
than by squarely earning it.
For the bnffit of our fellow sufTer-
prs on the sick headache list, we give
a place to the following, which is said
to be an infallible cure: Take a lemon.
squeeze tba juice from it into water
and drink it during the course of an
hour or so, without t-usar or other
swerienmr?. and it is s;tid to be sun
relief. It is simple and vvor'h trying.
Ya'.lerye' & Ituflfner are just in receipt
of the largest stock of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hirdware, Quepmware, Boot,
fcnors, liats, v;aps, loors, ona, iron
. . o .1. T
and Nails ever brousht to the west.
Buy Sone. but the Best
V&!!erjt' ARuffner are agents for J.
I. Case A Co.'a Threshing Machine, J.
II. Manny, aud Kirby'a Combined Retp-
er and Mower, Self and Hand Rake,
John Deero'e Molina Breaking and Stir
ring Plors.
If vou want to lay the best Corn
Planter ;n use, go ; o Valierys Sc Ruff
ners and buy Brown's Illinois Corn
Planter.
If you want to save time and Iabor.gO
to Valierys' & KuHner'e ana ges one oi
John Deere' Walkinrr Cultivators.
If vou want the best wijoa in use, go
to Valierys & Raffner'a and buy the
Schuttler Wagon.
1TA.VTED
000 lbs Ilacan.
1000 lbs LarJ.
Vallerts k HrryvER.
vTe are selling Plows at greatly re-
,jaced prices. Call and examin, at
Doom, Bro. k Co.'a
For the advantages of the Julien j
Churn, we refer to
Don. S.Maxwell, C. Oeisel, Esq., and
F. Stadelman. For sale by
Doom, Bro. & Co.
The Union Corn Planter is the cheap-
est and best. Doom, Br. & Co.
NOTICE
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us, either by note or book ao-
count now dae, will please call and set
tie by the 1st day of May next, Or we
will be compelled to sue them.
Doom. Bito. Jc Co.
Plattsmouth, April 15 18GQ.
POTATOE '
300 Bushels White Neshannocks.
nihest price paid for more,
Doom. Bro. & Co.
SLIT GOODS
W e are constantly receiving
Dry Goods
Groceries
Boots and Shoes
and
Queensware
Which we are determined to sen as io
. . - .11.-1
as any House on the Missouri river.
Call and examine
Doom.Cro. k Co.
PA
All persons knowing themseves iudebt-
ej to me will please call and pav up lm-
mediately. A word to the wise, etc.
Sent 10 tf. C E. FORGr.
1 r
Take Ntitice
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All persons mJehted to me by note or
I r ...
I . 11 nl.nca nnll ami apttln imme
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diately. All accounts not fettled by
December Utr, win do leistor cuifc-
. i r . r .11
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tion. Tike-notice and govern yourceii
accordingly, and save ynur coet.
I p0R Sale. A light pring wgon.-
Enauire of Sam. M. Chai ma.n.
AfaP(,h 1R.f
I '
ItlL'SIC.
Mrs, Kate Simpson would respectfully
v tn her friends and the nublic that
aha Vina marl a n rrnnirment to enl.irEre
..... I ,A k
ner CUISS in music, nun ituuiu
'
pleased to instruct atlV who may Wish
to take lessons on fiano Forte. Enquire
at rair1dnrA rnrnpr Vin anil Second
t resiaence, corner vine ana aeconu
streets Plattsmouth
Feblbtf
OTICE.
All persons indented to as. either by
note or account) will please call and set-
tie immediately, a we wish to close our
accounts by Deo. 25th.
nov26tf. Vallket & Roffnf.r.
$1200 and, all Expenses Paid!-
See autiTUKi-lUf in in hhiiii.as ouu i ii.b.
-. j . . t o
Skwimo Macuise, in our advertising col
ly
I uuiij-
Two valaable residffnee lots for sale.
Enquire of M. McElwajx.
April8tf.
FJLRM FOCI SALE.
Situated twelve miles west of Platts
mouth, on the Plat'e river. ' Enquire of
Maxwell k Chapman
Plattsmouth pril 15w4.
ct T TT"irT"C DSP TQTT
OA- LUAJi 3 rflttiOU.
Monthly meetin(r ef the Vestry 1st l'ueday eve-
1 n . adr.K umnih t r ttm Kmrv 2 .1 .rtpr T
.eAina. ol Vestry 1st Moudays of May, August,
Xorrmber a .d r ebioarv.
H Sv. OEU. TOUMU, Kector.
Wat. L. Wells, Cierk.
I. 0.0- F.
Regular meetings of Platte Lodee, Ko. 7. 1. O. O.
F. every Satuadny eveuinll at 7&' o'cliwk p. m.
Brothers of ott.er I.odires are invited to visit this
Lotige. Byorderot rH.pV. Vn
wm. L. Wills, Rec. Sec'y.
Nebraska Chapter No-3, It A- XI
Keaaljr cotivucationt 2d and 4tb Tuesdays of
4t b inontb, at S 13 o'clock p m.
E. l. uttva.jM.r-,
G. C. BETTS.Sec.
Z
frn S3 "f aT. iVm fZLl fI
PIANOS,
ORGANS. TI ICLOD EOXS!
I am aa-nt for the best Musical Instruments made,
Person wUihioe to tuy l'ianos. Cabinet. .Metro-
oolitan or Portable UiRins, or neioaedni ran pur.
.k.o ii.nn.h ii intieron as liberal terms as inev
can from the manufa-taiurs measeive. ah iotu.
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This space paid for br Clare A PLCmm,
who keep the largest stock of Good to t
found in the country.
NOTICE
Is tieriliy niven that an election will be lield at
the nsoul plu-e of bonlii'ff trieUi as in W eefiDg
Wt-r recmct, C.- eoui-ty, eunmi, "n
.SA TVS DA T,4 29A day of May, li3.
for the purpomr of nubmiitinit to tba legnl voter f
f-iil rx'ioCi, tbe p .'in illoo to issue Hie bonds of
(.aid prec net to the ni'nnt f Fomtweti ($14 OuO.OO)
Thousand IolUr lo tne nri naniou m-hu
that will bttiid Railruad from a point on the Mi.
soon river westward throuKti said conniy oj way
of Wetplnft NVater prcinc. upon condition that a
Depot ol aid Kailroaa n -I' on uum uiuu.ni
ed by 'd Couipan wuhin. not to exceed, eue nan
mile of the town ..f Wiping wa'er raus
mi,i hmii. t, t-is-u.-U as follow: 50 per ceoS
of said bond to be iaxtted to said Company on th
completion of said Railroad to Weeping Water Fall
Depot and fl pe- cent, or aaiu annus m ue ta
nned to ld RailroJ Company on computing laid
Railroad to the went line of C a county.
-aid Bonds to run not lesa thn 20 nor more
than 3d year from the date of ta ue. with interest,
payatile annually, at the rate of ten per ceut. per
annum. . , , . ' i-
Said Bonds and tnterei-tto b payable at the office
of the County Treasurer of Can ouniy. One
lent h oi aa id bonds to be payable in twenty-one
year fr.mi thedat of Isane. ana one-tnth of wud
t.mds to be payable acn year mriiw uum .uo
whole amount of aaid bonds is paid in full
Tlie proposition will alo be suommeu a mo vo
ters of said prt-cinct at said flection toauinrie ana
require the County Commissioners ot said county
to levy an annnal tax on thereat and pr-rsonal prop
erty of said prevlnct to pay the interest on said
bonds, and aftt-r the expiration of twenty years
from th? time of i-suiug st Donas i iery aouum
ly, until said bonds art- paid, an additional tax on
th- real and personal estat- of s tid nr?cin:t suffi
cient to pay one-teuthpart of said bonds, aud to ap-
p y tin-same to tn pajtinem uerwi.
The question f utroitied t- said voters at said elec
tion will he "for Bouill and Tax, Yes;" For Bonds
ai.o l x. No , . .
Which EI i c ion will oe opencu ai 3 o cue . iu.i
aid day ar.d ca tinue open until 6 o'clock in the af-
teruo n of said day
By order of the Countv Cnmniiss toner 01 ta
ciuntv. Nchisska April 'J I. 1t69
Witness try nann ana omriai oei.i nan
-eall nuttth, this Xo:n day 01 iprr a i. ij.
L J B Sr-lltl-Oi K.
aprKSswl t' e.'k Ca c uu:y, N eb
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GOOD D WELLING IIOCSE,
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aprCitf. Hock. liluffH, CaM county. Nebraska'
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MAPS.
Tuo Continent, America aud Europe, and Amer
ica, with the L niteil mate portlvn on ait
mmene neaui.
Cj'ored in 4IHJ0 counties.
I "THHESK creat . MPf. now last eouipirted. Cittii
I 1 incUe la:ffe,h.w eierv place of lirportam-e
all R.ilroada to dace, awl the latmt aleraiiocs in the
varions Ku.onean State Thes5 Maps are needed
in every Sell mI and family in the laud the occu
py the space of oni; lap, and hy means o cue ite
verser. e ther side a be thiowo Iront, anu any
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C.G.HEROLDjAG'T
FOR THS
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.-
vr e pt constantly on hand some of the ElasM
IV Stitch and Shuttle or Lock Mitch Family Sew
K and Manufacturing Sewing Machitir, which b
-r . o th publip. with an t-s tmeot ol
MACHINE TWIST SPOOL COTTON
NEEDLES, &c, 4c,
at the lowest p.icea. Please give him a call before
uyioir, and examine the
GROVKR A BAKER SEWlXO ACHISB,
and yon will find (hem superior to all e-ther Bewinf
lachines. "
I'lattamouth. Neb.. at the New Brick Store, oppo
site the Platte Val l'y Hotel
MT Orders for Machines will be taken and promp
it atteud' d to.
GLOVES AN 13 FUUS
made to order Cash paid foi
FIT US AND HIDES.
Flat tr mouth, Nebraaka, AprU IS, 1869.
iCO-PAUTNERSIIIP.
TIT. have this dav admitted E 8 Sharp as part
W ner in our business The name and style o
firm will be. Simpson, M kelwait A Co.
SIMF.-ON A MICKELWAIT.
Plattsmouth, Aril 16, 1S69 22w4
CHANCERY SALE.
Sarah Everett, )
vs In Chancery
Frances Gullion. 1
In pursuance an
hy virtue of a decretal order to me directed fu n
tti olBee of the Clerk of the District Co rt of til
2d Judicial District of N'tbravka. w thin aud f
'a.- coiiuty bearing date on the 5 111 day of June
1861, bring the June Term of naid CoU't. I,"t--uUhci
itier, ait-r In Chancery fur said Court, wii
olTer or Kale at puMic auction, to the hifthest no
esi bidder for cah in'ri' to Hie C "H House i'
the city ol Plattamouth, Case county, Nebraska, on
Monday, Vie Utit day of May, 1S69,
it t o'clock p. ni , of said day. the fallowing de'ci ib
d real e.tate, to wit : Tim nottheast quarr ('4')
wtion No twnty-Koven (27) in townliip No twl
1 12; north nf ramie No twrlv (12) eat tf tbe 0
f. . tn .NeurHski, cuattiininK one hundred anil o
y ai'rn, more or lex, together with all and slim
1 ,r, the improvement, h-rditamenU, and api uri
nxiicto tli 'rennto heloticiut:. to be .old at the roi
rty of t'ia dcfendfl.t atiove nm-d to vatisfy a 'i
decree, the amoitnt nf hirh I Three Hundred at
Forty-nine and 3SJ 100 dollar", and Interest on th
am ; from date of fcnid dfen e, at the rate of ten
cent, j er auuum, totjutUrr with c t of xult nd .ale
m. t h A i m
ArtT!w5 W aster In Chancery.
Cfl AKCKKY SALE-
Rose Ann Deckar )
vs VInChanoery
Dani' l M Ununy A Mary E Rftmey, I
In lu-suanca
and by vi tue of a recretal order tome ditecten
from th r.ffice of the Clt-rt of the District Court of
the 2d Judicial Diatiict of Ntbraska, within actf
or Cas com. ty, bearing dste on the 23th dav of
June, 1wjI beinE tlie Fpertal June Tei m of said
Court. I, the subscriber. Master in Chancery foi
said Couri.wili for (Ter sale at putdic auction. to the
hlKhost and bMt bidder for cash, in f ont of the ourt
iiotie in the city of fl at tt mouth, county, lie
braska, on
Monday, Vie 24fA day of May, 18C9,
at 1 o'clock p. m of said day. the the following de
-cribed real estate, lo wit . Lot No taelve (12) in
block No. thirty-three '33), as the ssme is de t Da
ted upen the publUbei and recorded plat nf th e citv
of Plattsmnutli Netraka. Together with all and
singular the tmprovements, hereditaments and ac
urtename thereuti'o uelonirine, to be told as th
p opriy of the di fendnnt above naoneil, tn sitisl
said dec1 ee, the amount, of which is rive Hundred
and Sixty x and 2IV1I.0 ll.dl'rs, with interest Hon,
the daf of sail d'-cre. at he rare often per cen
per annum tegether with cotn of uit and .ale.
SAJl. M CtlAi'MAN,
April22wS Master in Chancer;
Henry Boeck,
FURNITURE,
Lounges, Tables, Safes
BEDSTEADSi
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
Metalic Burial Gases,
Of all sizes, also
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready maie, and sold cheap for cash
With mar.y thanks for past pat anajr. 1 iiYTrc
all to call and examine my large stock cl vnzg j
an J Coffins, . 3
Saint Lwifs-fc' Omaha
Tri- LrSWeekly
The above 'in of Steam-rs jh entire seist n
month very nl" thromrltf lhe Burhnj.on
..nnwtino.t plattsmouih.r ,h, e.t. north and
Missouri Kiver Kailroa point" with railroad con
ouih.audat the follq,-; Omaha, 3t. Jos-ph. Lrav
icctions. Council city. Fof freight or pafsag.
enwonn anu a
apply atonviMFfUN STICn.Wsir. Asent!
rnr!
EEED. BEAEDSLEY & CO,
Heal Estate Agenttf ,
IWEETiyG WATJtB, tiEBRkSKA.
I nds bougbt. managed and Hold, Valuable Tim
br Land for sale. TaXis l aid for Noo-reaideaU
Gollectiont promptly attecdej to.
. marcn x loua.
INOTTICK.
JAMES O'KEIL ia my authorixed iceot for tb
collection of all accounts dae the undersigned for
medical services; his receipt will be valid for lb
aayment of any monies on aid account.
i ... lea. O J T IVlVOSTAV U Ik
NEW 3IE.IT JIARKET!!
GEO. FICKLERr
CORNER 2i 4- MAtS" STREETS,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Keep coastaoily oa bacd the best of
All Kinds of III eats,
which they can furaUh ibelr enstomen at tba
BSST OP FOR CAS a I
July Si. 1S6S 3m.
Empire iBakery !
id sr., eppo&iTS-xiSfr york storb."
PLATTSMOUTH, - SEB
Confectioneries.
BREAt)
PIES,
CAKES,
CHEESE, arJ
SWEES CRACKERS.
kept on hand at all limes.
11. HUBERT?.
nlStf.
READ
The following from
the CINCINNATI
TIMES, one of the
most reliable news
papers in the United
States. What can
be more convincing.
HOME
TESTIMONY.
The CrvciNATi Daily Times V
of March 21, 1861, says:
The Scandinavian
remedies appear to
be growing in favor
with the public, if
we may judge by
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 locality
it is becoming very
popular, find what is
very unusual, is be
ing adopted by them
in their practice, as
a cure for .many, dis
eases which they can
not treat eiFecTualty
in any other, tray
We unders 'lt
the iinp-',s -trade
carriK on .foise
ScSiciucs h-;
. ii .a.tto.nt vear
1112: utu -
neari doubiea.
yiieir process ot
operation is by a
thorough purifica
tion of the blood,
and I a consequent
eradication of disease.