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irk rbnisha. g'crattl
n-ineiuW the Fakir of "Vilinu, for
three ti.srhts only, commencing to-uight.
VVe un Kr-tarnI tin ''Addition" is be
iuz .surveyed to Ashland.
Charles 11 Anno. has hn new building
on Main street nearly completed. Ila!
31. McKI.vtim, Jl-q., U matins iia-j-,pivi'iiienfs
o;i I;?s property on Oak
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V have on li in I a fine lot of paper i
ruled expressly for Monthly Statements.
Send al"n, your orders.
r.ve hundred more t.es came up on
th Turner tin morning, and one thous-
and more will arnvo tomorrow. ,
Tin; (,'on.ereiratinnal Church will hold
pivine Service in the Court House on
Sunday next (1). V. ) at : p. in.
V.'e understand S. Duke, Esq. is hav
inL' an addition to the city surveyed, and
will son have tin lots in market.
A new meat market is being opened
one i!" )r wet of( . F. Johnson's Dm.?
Srre.
Vine I'rcsidi iit CoJi'ax and party will
l-ave Chicago n.i th? 1th of August for a
trip to the Paciflc coast.
J. Newt. Hays, of the Fremont Trib
unr. cause down hist Saturday and re
mained until Monday.
!. Newman, Esq.. was in the city last
week lookinir t'r ropi;rty with a view to
returning t this eitv.
The I'reliytcrian Church Sabbath
Shool ha- I.ittly received a very large
addition to their library.
Mr. Thiel.-onr Chief Engineer of the
. k M. II. R.. arrived in the city hv-t
Saturday, and h-f't Tuesday.
Cars will be running from Plattsmouth
to !.in-o!uby the l.-t day of January IsT'h
All aboard. '
We und rstand Mr. Schnasse contem
plates erecting a fine dwelling in the
.southern part of the city.
Ties for the II. Sil. II. R. in Nebras
ka will arrive by almo.-t every boat from
and after this date.
Tien. Living-ton is making improve
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nn-nt on his n-.-id
Uik streets.
ice. corner Mxtli ana
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Ab.iildin- is contracted for on Main j
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not learn the name of the party.
Tin -re will 1m- more building material
n-rd in !'! att-iiiovth this fall than th'Me
has b t il for the past two years.
Wc uu'.iee a new residence under wax
on tin xiond stre-t sotith of Main, be-tw.-e:i
l'iftli and Sixth.
The buildings between Second street
an 1 the river are being move 1 off to give
n"'iii
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,e.-ture la.-t Thursday ,
I KnK Mo-ris" I
w.'!! .itt'-n led, ami all present learned
.-ii' tiiiii ir-v. lie is making a imiii-
pli-te tour of lo'.V.l Ijodge-1.
meat many si.; isiu'e teams, driven j
with a sin-.'!-; line, have pa-sr-d through ,,e v,'.t(? m a tr eouJition. railroad
tlie c-ty within the p.xst w-ck going west . j,. ,,-
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to work on 'he railroad.
Mr. I o!!:llid IS lti.iklllg tilt" Lity Hotel
look lik.' a new building. Soap and wa- '
t -r. paint and varui.-h, skiiifally handled, J
will work wonders.
Mar-hal Murpliy has kept the city
.v.-ry tpiict sitiee the advent of railroad
b.iii ls. I ! de.-erves great credit, and
'So-.itc p;iy.
Mr. Curtis Moore has jut finished a
very niee boat for the railroad company,
intended for use in making their river
surveys at ihi- place.
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c leant that abont two miles o. tra. k
on the C. B. A: St. Joe Road, below
IVirtlctt, is under waur. Rather slow
work getting cars along there.
Track laying o i the B. & M. R. R.
will le commenced next week both ways
i" from the C. II. Si St. Joe Road. The
f Iron come over the I'oek Island Road.
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j About fifteen immigrant wagons came
into the city in a .-tring lat Monday.
j They were all well supplied with house-
hold tixinu'-. etc.
See ri'lvetisment of White Spires.
Tliis firm is doing a gool business, and
are ready to do a good leal more. Give
theia a call.
Jolm W. Sage. I'.sq., of the Nebraska
City 7V'- called on us last Monday. He
wn-in our city more fr pleasure than
bn-ino.-.
j . The city of Quinry, Illinois, has or-
j dere 1 a vote f the city, August 7th. on
r the proposition to issue $."ii;,(nn) in city
! bond-; to the (J tiney. Missouri and Pa-
ciSe Railroad.
! Col. Pe,k. of tinlT M. li. R. cn-
cineers. arrive I in tvi cire S inliy from
j a vMt to his fcaily -in bnva. He h is
? ma le arramr-Miients to m ive here and
m ike a permanent hijine in our city.
! The grading is about completed from
'. the depot grounds in this city to the
; l'latte bottom, and in several places be-
twce!i here and Ashland there are mile
and half mile strips done.
I . Hon. A. li. Fuller was in the cityithi-s
i wc'ek. He rejiorts "all iuiet"' on Salt
F Creek, with a fair prospect that Ashland
will .soon become a "'citv of the fii-st-
Lev. D. W. Cameron, of Morristown,
y I 'a., left New Vork for this rity last
p Mo'.ihiy. Hi iriH preach at the l'res-
byterian churcliin thia plae next Sab
bath, morning an 1 evening.
f" Thi Blair Jl'-jLtrr denied most ciu-
phntic ally, th.i ch.nrse maij- by . lhm
t wratie Journals that it is newtral, and
;lamn an intimate connection with the
ridi-'d rMiri"i of the lb-public in party.
Mr. Douglsw, of the 15. & M. R. R.
engineers, eame in last ; Tburuday from
the west, where he has been running
i-ome new hues west of Lincoln. lie re
turned Saturday to complete his work.
More than 3 new hands have been
sent out on the R. R. west from this city
during the past week. All hands can go
through from Plattsmouth. to Ft. Kear
ney by rail in less than eighteen months
from date.
There is quite a strife just now to se
cure brick, as it is well known that the
demand will exceed the sunnlv in a verv
short time. Now is the time to secure
your brick if you expect to need any this
season.
BurKllgton Wcyo kivs h new
roaJ is allout bu;k east f,m jjur
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most direct and shortest posyable line
east. We suppose the connection re
ferred to is with the Great Western.
The farmers have been exceedingly
busy with harvest during the past week.
The wheat is considerably injured, but
not bad as many feared. It will prob
ably average fifteen to eighteen bushels
to, the acre. , ...
Mr. Henry Strong, Attorney for the B.
& M. R. R., arrivecTin the city last Sat
urday morning to le present at the ojen
iinr of books of subscription to the Cap
ital Stock of the B. & M. R. R. in Ne
braska, lie left for Iowa in the after
noon of the same day.
Books of subscription to the Capitol
Stock -,f the B. & 31. R. R. C. in Ne
braska were opened in this city last Sat
urday, and the first assessment $750,
0i paid in in 'ebs than fifteen minutes
from the time the books were declared
open.
The Steamer Glasgow came up Satur
day and unloaded a large quantity of
freight; among other items we noticed
?Ai barrels of salt for Clark & l'lummer,
and 11,000 feet of lumber f jt Simpson,
Mickelwait & Co.
It is the universal testimony of steam
boatuuii tht more agricultural imple
ments are unloaded at Plattsmouth than
at any other point on the river. It is
the best evidence in the world of the
wealth of the country surrounding us.
Messrs. C. F. Hendrie, of Council
lihifTV ami W. 11. o.lri,- of' Burlington.
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were in the City y -U rl ay. !Mking alter
business matters. V- should not be
.ur,iriseJ to see a largo foundry in oper-
ation here soon.
We understand there is no Peddler.-'
License law in this city that any person
who feels disposed can pod He any kind
of goods, so far as city law is concerned.
Would it not be well to have souie-ac-ti'.n
taken on this matter.
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Some ' smart young men" from Oma
ha unbilled a litde t much benzine in
this city hist Saturday,' and wared up a
lively runaway near the corner ot Main
and In ml street?, line carriage was
,:l,jv Smahed.
Mo;-t.n was in Plattsmouth latweek.
He says in hi paper of Monday that
"I'latrsmouth is evidenrlv in a prosiier-
,):, ,ii,i;ti n. There are tew towns in
Road our Ashland an 1 Mi'.ltord letters
thi.veck.
We have secured the services
of regular correspondent from these
place, and our readers can depend upon
kamimr everything of importance that
transpires in either locality.
The benefits of advertising were ex
emplified last week Mr. Anderson ad
vertised his farm for sale, and last Mon
day he informed us that the advertise
ment had secured him a purchaser. J u
dieious advertising always pays.
J. Sterling Morton, of the Xews, was
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in the citv .aturaav ior a iew nour.
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im qt.i.n-irc rit iiaiv iiniHiiino.Hi eooii
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uencei, :; la ilie i'liuiaica uu'a au iu;i
railroad schemes of Nebraska City.
They will probably air be consummated
altout the same time.
From all the information we are able
to gather from Nebraska City papers we
fear the members of the "Midland Com
pany" have impoverished themselves to
such an extent, bv giving of their means
f jr charitable purposes, that they will be
unable to finish their road.
Price & Lambing (formerly II. F.
Price) have erected a new Blacksmith
Sh ip on Sixth street, south of Mam,
near what is known as "Rock Spring,"
and have removed their tools from the
old shop on the leveC. Call and see
them at their new shop.
Maj. Bayless. of Couneil Bluffs pro
prietor of the Pacific House has been
in the city a day or two on business.
He is the own?r of some valuable real es
tate here.' We did not Team whether he
intended to erect a first class hotel here
this season, but presume not before next
spring.
. We -published an advertisement some
tim. since for one J. T. Lloyd, of 23
Courtland street, New York, who was
advertising a map. T Don't fend him any
tnnurt. He is a scoundrel of the first
water, and will gobble up every cent he
gets his sticky finders on without giving
vou anv return.
. W. Mickelwait, Esq., of the firm of
Simpson, Mickelwait & Co., arrived at
home Saturday evening. He has been
down the river purchasing tics for the
B. & M. R. R. Co in Nebraska, to be
used from this city "westward. He se
cured, about 100,000 to be delivered at
our landing as fist as they can be ship
ped up.
Simpson j Mickelwait & Co., will pre
pare a strip of ground on the levee for
the purpose ol receiving railroad ties
from the boat. Two or three teams will
be employed in removing them "to a
convenient placo w load theni onto the
carr. ' '
Mr. II. Lcsciu, of St. Joseph, is in
the city the huut of & house in which
to put a large stock of Dry-Goods,
Clothing, etc. '
The work of grading the Depot grounds
north of , Main, street is-progressing
rapidly, 'and will be completed in a short
time, ready for the ties and iron.
.The Columbian broutht up 700 more
ties for the railroad yesterday. The road
bed. will be readv for them in a short
time.
We learn that on the proposition, sub
mitted to the voters of Lancaster county
on Monday, of lust week, to vote fiftv
thousand dollars to the Midland Pacific-
Railroad Company, the bonds were au
thorized by . a large majority. In the
precinct of Lincoln only four votes cast
in the negative, out of alwut one hun
dred and seventy-five votes..
We understand .something called a
Dock & Levee Company," or . some
other kind of arrangement is underway
in this city. We have not learned who
the parties arc or exactly what the coin
pany proikisea to do, but would say to
the people, beware of these Companys,
just at this time. We have known of
''big steals" being niadi by such organ
izations. We are requested by Superintendent
Patterson to remind teachers in this coun
ty of the tact that the First Saturday in
August is the time appointed by law for
examinations; also that, in accordance
with an order from the State Superinten
dent no person will be granted a certifi
cate who commences a school without it,
no matter how well qualified they may
be. Mr, Patterson informs us that this
rule will be strictly adhered to.
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Demorest's Magazine for August is
received, this Is really the gem of the
ladies' monthlies. Its patterns and fash
ions are always fresh, full, and original,
and its reading matter varied, and full of
practical interest. Its tew department,
"The Ladies' CInb,"has struck a vein,aiid
are more numerous and better than ever.
$3.00 per year, with a premium. Pul
lication Office, 838 Broadway, New
York.
Demorest's Young America the bright
est and best of all the juvenile magazines.
IWsticks said he liked the Episcopal
Church, leeause the minister let the
Ieop!e "talk back." Mr. Deniorest under
stands this; he Jets his little readers do
their own talking, or, at any rate, "talk
back," and the- wem to like it, and are
at any rate devoted to Young America!
Certainly this little magazine combines
more in-tructioiis of the very best kind,
with amucmcnt, than any magazine we
ever saw. $1,50 per year, with a premi
um. OIBee, S3S Broadway, New York.
The Fakir of YUhn j, the most won
derful magician and prestidigitoivAnieriea
has ever seen, 'and wluw fame is known
throughout the Northwest generally, will
give three of his delightful entertain
ments, (interspersed with good music,);
commencing thi, Thursday evening. July
2i'th the City Hall being secured for j
that ourrrf'se. The Fakir's feats tire mi r
fascinating and mysterious that any one
wbj. has seen him once will be sure to go
asrain with wife and little ones also. He
has just closed aiiiu-t successful engage
ment at Leavenworth, the mammoth
Opera House of the city licin? nightly
crowded with iunuen.e assemblages of
delighted people. 4
At a meetim of the stockholders of the
Central Picilic Railroad Company, held
in Sacramento, on Tuesday. July 13th.
the iollowiug gentlemen wei'ecnosen Di
rectors :
A. P. Stanford, of San Francisco ;
Charles Mar.-h. of Nevada, and Leland
Stanford, Mark Hopkins. C. P. Hunting
ton E. B. Crocker mid II. II: Miller, Jr.,
of Sacramento. For the Sacramento
Yalley Railroad the same Directors were
thoM'ii, with the exception that Charles
Crocker was substituted tor Marsh. The
Western Pccific Railroad Directors are
the same as t hose of the Sacramento Yal
ley Railroad. All were elected by unan
imous votes.
What Cijlit Year Have Accomplished
Eirht vears ajro a new iiartv sjirane:
into existence in tliis country. It in
scribed its principles ujmui its barmers
and flung them to the breeze. They
breathed . Progress and Liuektv in
everj- line Politic-al Epiality for all men
Free Homes for all a l'aciiie Railroad
which should unite the two great Oceans
of our .Cont inent such wer? the cardi
nal principles of the Chicago Platform.
With Abraham Lincoln. Clod's noblest
work, an honest vum, as its standard
bearear this party of Freedom and Pr
gress went liefore the jK-ople and tri
umphed. And what is the result?
lo-day the greatest nation of the earth
rejoices in the consummation of every
oueof the grand and beneficent principles
and measures enunciated at its organiza
tion. Kqunliry of all men before the Law ;
Free Homes for Five Men ;
A completed Pacific Railroad.
Such are the results of Republican pol
icy and legislation accomplished in eight
short years.
Where is the American citizen, worthy
the name, who does not point to them
with pride and satisfaction ? Who would
blot out the glorious record if he could?
Itpnhlic m.
Vallerys & Ruffner are just in receipt
of a large stock of Dry (Joods.
m m .
Vallerys & Ruffner have just received
a few more Kirby Reapers on which they
will give good time.
thseshing"m7chies.
If you wj.:it a goo 1 Threshing Machine
j'ou can procure onj at Vallerys & Ruff
ner's who are now receiving the J. I.
Cox & Co.'s Machine,the most complete
Machine ever put up.
Also agents for the Woodbury Climax
and Pittt's Horse Power.
WANTED.
Bacon and Lard for which we will give
the highest market prio;.
Vallerys & RrFFNER.
Vallerys & Ruffner are aients for the
Scliuttler Wagons which they are selling
at seduced prices.
If you want the lightest running Mower
in use go to Vallerys & Ruffner' s, and
buy the Kniffin.
VaJlerys & Ruffner are agents for the
Grover & Baker sewing machines, the
J best in rmket. Call and see tlieni.
DOOM. BRO. & CO.,
Agents for Birdsall's Threshing Ma
chines,BufTald Pitt Threshing .Machines,
"ewYorker.Self Raker Reaper, "Ruck
ye" Mower and Rea?f, J. P. Manny's
Reaper and Mower, Wier's Walking
Cultivator; Rroad Cast Seed Sower, Rod
and Mould Board l3reakersj Stubble
plows of all kind.Si
Every ImjJement Warranted.
Ju.-t received luo barrels of Salt.
... . . Doom. Buo. & Co,
' DOOM, BRO. k CO.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Grocers, Boots, shoes, Glass and Queens
ware. -
10w 'aiuless bags for sale by
. ' Doom, Bro. & Co.
DOOM, BRO. & CO.
have a large Stock of
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Piece Goods,
Piece Goods,
Piece Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
Brown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Bleached Muslins, Demins, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Demins, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Demins, blue & brown
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Choice Rio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar,
Choice Rio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar
Choice Rio Coffee, Brown Sugar,
Syrup, Brown Sugar,
Doom, Bro. & Co. have just received
another large lot of Glass and Queens
ware. Syrup, Salt Fish,
Syrup, Salt Fish,
Dried Fruit, Quceusware,
Dried Fruit, Queensware,
Dried Fruit. Queensware,
Glass Ware,
Glass Ware,
Glass Ware,
And a general stock, to which they call
thrTattention of the Farmers and Public
generally. Remember the place, the
west corner in the Big Brick, main
street, Plattsmouth Neb.
Doom, Bro. & Co.
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We would advise all parties wanting a
good article of Tea go to Dooms' and get
it, they have the best Tea that we have
ever seen in this city.
If you want to get some A No. 1 Su
gar Cured Hams, go to
Doom, Bro. & Co.
For your dried fruit, such as Black
berries. Apples, Peaches, Currants, &c,
&c., go to Doom, Bro & Co.
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WANTED,
1000 dozen eggs.
200O lbs fresh butter.
' by Doom, Bro. & Co.
DOOM, BRO. & CO..
Dealers in Pry . (Joods, (troceries..
Queensware, Boots, Shoes &e -Have
.the best selected "stock and iu;ike the
lowest prices.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.
Two story frame .residence and two lot", on
corner of l'earl and !nh streets. Enquire of
july;itw2. MAXWELL A CHAPMAN.
WANTED.
A first class Miller. X'o other kind needapply.
Enqa'reat our mill near ltoek IJlufls.
julyw.l. W. S. A J. A. LATTA.
Notice to the Public.
Xo contract will be considered valil without
my written or verbal authority. Xor will I be
responsible for any debts contracted without
said authority. John Fitzrkrai.d.
per CrsmsG.
Plattsmouth. July l'.th. lSTO. july22w3
-For Sale.
A light spring wagon. Inquire of Sam. M.
Chap man. inhistf
Pay Up.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to
me will please eall and pay up immediately. A
word to the wise, etc.
selOtf C. K. Foeot.
$1203 and all Expenses Paid.
See advertisement of American Shuttle Sewing
Maehinc in our advertising columns. ly
Music.
Mrs. Kate Simpson would respeetfully say to
her friend ami the public that she has made ar
rangements to enlarge her elass in music, and
would le pleased to instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Forte. Inquire at resi
dence, corner Vine and Second streets, Platts
mouth. feblStf
SEWING MACHINES.
F. P. TODD. AGENT,
PLA TTSMO UTH. N EBRASKA.
Ajrood assortment of Machines on hand. I
also keep Thread. Oil. Needles. Ac.
M Belli nes to rent by the month.
Office South side Main street. de4'67tf
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IX
Flour, Grain and Provisions,
HIDES, WOOL. ETC.,
Corner Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Bluffs. Iowa,
AXD
Cor Main and Stcond Sts ,
PLA TTSAIO UTH, J'EB.
Rr.FF.RFXrF.ss. First National Ibink. Council
Bluffs: Officer f- Pu-"cy. Hankers. Council lSlutfs:
First National Bank. Omaha: Omaha National
Bunk. Omaha ; Kojer f-Co.. Cheyenne: Bough
ton tlr Bartholow, Bryan; Gilbert t Field.
Chicago. julylotf
Ag'ts Wanted for Prof Parsons'
LAWS OF BUSINESS.
With full Directions and Forms for all Transac
tions, in every State of the Union. By Theoph
ilus Parson. LL. D.. Professor of Law in Harvard
University, and Author of marly rf law Books.
A new Book for Everbody. Explaining the
rights, duties and obligations of all the relations
of life as well as every kind of contract and le
gal obligation.
A correct, economical, and sife Counsellor and
Adviser.
Indipenible to all who would know their
rights and duties, and possess the means of trans
acting unai.lel their own business.
person can afford to be without it. Embodying
in popular form the results of the lar and
' 1 ..1 11 , lull. .VU.AW .ll'l I 111 lll I 1 1 (1 V
t 1 1 1 1 1 iii in? t 'im nn nni ur nnn no.Tri i vrimr
of law books in the country. Exclusive territo
ry and no competition.
Send for our descriptive circular and testimo
nials. Addrei
JONES. .TENKIV A CO.. Publisher-.
july1!. South 1rk fp.i.'hi'ugn II".
XV. Tt'CKCR,
CARPENTER AND JOINER, will do ail
work in his line on short notice and in the best
Htyle. Contracts fur building made on reisSona
ble terms, julyitf
m s i m w wmw4w
l-lfyl- AM I Ufi I 1.HV
uuiJMU
(ONE 1OOH EAST OF C0UKT HOUSE.)
Where I am permanently located, and prt-pared
to make a!l kinds of
j- SUN PICTURES,
! SupIi as Ph'ttoirmph. Antbrotypes. Gom. Opal,
I Porcelain. Watch liial. Miiiftu-s. do.
Work done neatly and promptly, aud
wavij i vriii Trt .'T'v i-iTijL-i.rrinv
.. unii .."r-ii iivm.i
Also, keep a well selected stock of
Oval ami Square Frames.
All are respectfully invitod to eall nud exnmine
specimens. V. V. LEOXA IU, Artist,
julyiitf riatt.?mouth. Xeb.
ALEX AN DEK'S
SV1EAT MARKET,
Cor. Main and Second Sts.,
VLA TTSMO U Til .YEB R A SKA.
We aro butchering nothing but tho very best
of meat, which can always be had
ID"1 3R 213 1E3L ,
a? we kill from three to five head of beef cattle
a day.
Market open Sundays until S a. m.
IIit,-hcht price paid for fat cuttle. july22ui3
Ordinance lo. 73.
Aineridment to Onliiianee tiuiuber fifty-two, en
title I "An Ordinance to resulato sales at auc
tion in the city of I'lattsinouth."
Sec.1. Itr it itriiiiiunl tin thr Maimr ami City
flmnrit tif th- I'itji ,, J'l'itt,n'nih. 't hat section
X'o. four i4i of i Irdiimiiee number be amended
to read hm bdlows: That, every auctioneer ap
poiute.l under the provisions ofsectiou Xo. 3 of
this onlinanee. before he shall receive a license
or enter upon the dutie-- of bis appointment,
shall sive bond to the 'said City, with two or
more sufficient sureties, to be approved by said
City Couneil. in the sum of five hundred dollars:,
conditional for the faithful discharge of nil du
ties of said appointment, and shall tile the same
with th ltccorder of said City, and pay to the
Treasurer of .-aid City such sums as the City
Council shall direct, not less than twenty-five
nor more than ono hundred dollars for said
license for one year, and take the Treasurer's
receipt therefor, which receipt shall be delive red
to the Recorder of said City, who shall tile the
same in his office, and thereupon said Recorder
shall issue a license in due form, which shall be
signed by the Mayor and Recorder of said City,
granting to the auctioneer so appoincd full
power and authority to set up and expose li'r
sale at public auction property of every kind
and description. Said Recorder shall be enti
tled to a fee of one dollar, which said lee and all
stamp duties antl other charges in rocurinir the
said license to be paid bv the auctioneer on the
delivery of the same: Vrii-rf, aira;; That
nothinu in this ordinance shall conflict with the
power hereby minted to the Mayor of said City
to grant permits to any person or persons to ex
ercise the trade or occupation of auctioneer, and
to sell goods, wares and merchandise nt public
auction, for a certain term not to exceed ten
days, upon the applicants paying to the City
Treiisurer the sum of live dollars tor each day
during which said permission may be granted by
the Mayor.
Sl'.f. i. All ordinances niid parts of ordinances
inconsistent with this ordinance are hereby re
pealed. Ski'.;. This ordinance to take effect from and
after its public ation as re piired by law.
Passed and approved Juiv Jnth. lsc'i.
I. II. WHEKLKK. Mayor.
Attet: Wsi. I.. W:t.i.. l!ceord-r. julyJJwt
ALB
OF STATS
.1. E A R.3 31 fZ
i & and
AT MJOT,
The Capital of Nebraska,
ON -
Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1859,
AT IO O'C'LOi Si. A ."M.
The iindcr.-iznrd t'oininissionrrs appointed by
an Act of the I.cjrinlattiro of lb" Slate of Ne
braska, entitled An Ait "To Provme lr the
Sale ol (lie I'nsold Lots and Clocks, ou the Town
Site of Lineidu, and for the Locution and Erec
tion of a
Stats University, Agricultural
College and State Lu
natic Asylum,"
Approved February l"?h. lStil. will on that day
otter for sale at a net ion
TWELVE HlKJOfiEB LOTS
ili the Town Site of Liticdii. said Lois being the
I odd numbered Bioeks ;he even numbered hav-
lng lousi.v e en M'i'i' t'i lue j n. .iiio ti'iii-
prising the most eligible lots in the place. The.
said bus wiil be ni(raic. l.y the Commissioners
ami sold to the highest bidder over ihc appraise
ment. Terms Cf8lim
There will also be offered for sale at the sialic
time about
THISTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF
STATE LANDS,
known a- S.dir.c Lands, situated within an area
often miles of the Capit.il. said land.- being the
most valuable tanning lands of the State.
'Terms Casl
The object in offering the above named State
property at that time is to enable the Commis
sioners to complete the Stale University. Agri
cultural College and Lunatic Asylum a! Lin
coln, the Capitol 1'iiibliug haviiu been built
from the proceeds (d the previous sale of lots.
This sale of St itr- properly offers to the Farmers.
Mechanic nn I Laborers, a chance for a eheap
home at the C.ipitid. situated in the richett Ag
ricultural disiri.-t id the State, aud at the
GREAT SALT BASINS,
where salt is bein? manufactured from the sur
face water.
Lim-olu beinir iV Capil i! of Ibe Stat, tod the
objective point of some live diterent r.ii'road.
Teaching out into the interior, and tapping the
Salt Deposits at this place, will .-oonmake it the
intcrjor town of the Slate.
The Capital was located at Lincoln in Sep
tember. IviT. by an act of the Legislature, and
contains sixteen hundred inhabitants, with good
Hotels. Stores. Churches and School. The Leg
islature hel 1 its first S?s?ioii in the New Capitol
the past winter.
The Burlington and Missouri River Kailroad
is being rapidly pushed forward to Lincoln, and
will by contract bo completed early next fiswib.
This line will give direct communication with
Chicago, and will be pushed out to Ft. Keapiey.
uniting with and becoaiingabranch of the Union
Pacific U. li.
The Midland Paeifie IjLiilroad Jias also the
whole of its line under contract from Nebraska
City to Lincoln, and will be, according to the
terms of its contract, fully equipped and in
running order by the blth of May next.- This
line is one of the links by which the Pennsylva
nia Central R. K. wiil reach across: the conti
nent, completing as it will in a short time, its
connection wi;h Nebraska City, and from Lin
coln west ti the Uni"ii Pacific. Thus Lincoln
will if for a time the terminal point of two
great thorough fires, ami eventually occupying
a centra! M';tioti upon two trans-continental
j rnii'es. si irter. by troni one to two nuudre l
; Miles th '-i my oth-r;'-t con.f ruteJ.
i . , . ... r - - -, . ,
I 1 iv .. li i: . . ... r.i.j. .vc-ri.ui-
j tun :l IVdi m! I-.-.t.e Asylum . now bemg
u
DAYID i;".rL ;R.
t i -v i-or. i
Tlfos p. KENNAHD.
Sc-. of Suite.
IS CILLLSPIE.
Commissioners.
bilv'wti A id i for. I
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
JJeaixjcabters Departmknt of thk Platte.)
CUIEF Wl ARTr.BMASTKK S OFFlyC.
OmH.t. Ntr... July
Sealed bid, in durdi. ate. with guarantee I
l Itimeit liV two rfSUonsiblp rmrttfs. not !litiers.
i idcriied b' two responsible parties, not bidders, !
! will he iweivcrt at this ntficV until 1( o't-lo.-k a.
: in. on Thursday. .4,unt 1-1', for the drli very
"1
31 . ,t f i .,-! n-,A', t r
COi'A.
Tict-Htit thousand (2tM.U) Btish-h of
. , '
at Omaha. Xebraka.
lelivery in eomnietlr e uion the award of con-
tract, ami to be completed within thirty Ja
thereafter.
I will hi reotivwi tor nny (quantity not Ic-s
than three thousand bushel.
Full coudition.4 of eou'ract made Li.own on
ajiplieutiou t this ofiic-e.
I'y order of ilv"i Maj. Oen'l Anj-iir.
WM. MYKltS.
julyilwO Bvt Bri?. Oen l I', g. M.
Sylvester Lewi ami Abisa Abbott, resident.-1 of
the State of M innesota :
Will take notice that the ISurliiisrton .v Mis
souri River Railroad Comn.-inv in Nebraska has
located its road throueh and upon the following i .
real estate owned by them, sit mile in Cass county, J
State of Xebraska, to wit : Southwest quarter of
the northwest quarter, and iiorthwe-'t iu:irrer of
southwest quarter of section t went) -eiirht
and northeast quarter of southea.-t quarter of
section twenty ijoi. tornshii twelve ranicc
llineeo east d the sixth principal lien;IM:i :
and the said Sylvester Lew is ami Abisa Abbott
are further notified that said Uai'.road Company
desires to take, hold and appropriate so much of
said real estate as may be necessary for the con
struction and convenient use of its road: an 1
if the said Sylvester Lewis j;nd Abisa Abbot:
shall not within thirty days after the publica
tion of this notice for four week-, to wit : on
or before the :ith day of September. X. I:
lSiR', apply to the Probate Judi;c of said county
to huve the damages assessed by six disinterested
freeholders, selected by said Probate .ludge. as
provided ill chapter twenty-five 'J'o of the Ke-
iscd Statutes of the State of Xebra.-ka. and
amendments thereto, said Company wiil proeeed
to have the damages assessed as therein pro
vided by law.
liated lstday of July. a. d. lsod.
Burlington A: Missouri Kiver Bailrond Company
in Xebraska. By T. M. MA KOI LI T.
julyiiwt Its Attorney.
Improved Farm and Tim
ber For Sale
The farm is about 2n miles west from Platts
iiioudi. -J miles west of Jloover's. on the Stage
road, tih acres has been in cultivation a log
house upon it, and plenty of stock water : it is
southwest '( ofsectiou 'IT. town l"J. range 11 bin
ucres. and connected with it is lot 7 and south
east of southeast i of section "-li. same town:
and ranire. timber :KI and so-loil acres, making
2HI and SO-Hxj a-res. Also, the northwest 1 of
northwest i of section "4, town. 7. range -11. in
M iils county, fowa. due east from Plattsmouth.
and one mile from the river, heavy timber, for
term address I. II. SOLOMON.
uiay2Stf. Gleuwood. Iowa.
IFAItM FOR HAlSaE.
This farm is situated one and a half miles be
low Heed's Mill, on Weeping Wuter. and con
tains bio acres, iVt acres timber. The entile
tract is under feuce, and T." acres in cultivation.
Weeping Water runs through one forucr id' the
farm. Two dwelling houses on the premises.
Price ?:t.."mi.
1 will also sell the growing crop .ri0 acres
wheat and fifteen acres corn, together with all
my farming utensils.
)'-1 if R. S. STR EET E R.
IVotice-
Nicholas Baker, a non-resident of the State of
Nebraska,:
Will take notice that the Burlington & .Mis
souri Kiver Railroad Company in Nebraska had
located its road through and upon the following
real estate owned by hiiu. situate iu Cass county.
Slate of Nebraska. to-it: Northwest ouartcr
i1 1 ' of section thirty-four ('. township tbirtein
11 1', range twelve (1"J' ; and the -aid .Xh hoi;;
Baker is furl her not iticd that said Railroad Com
pany de.-ires to take, hold and n;. imc
mueh-of said real estate as may be nni's'a i y bo
the construction ami convenient ;i- of iis nnd :
and if the said Nicholas linker, shall ool itliii.
thirty days after t be publication of this nsii.-i
for four uei'ks, to-wit : on or boKti-e iln- otn d:
of September. A. 1. 1m'1.', apply to the Probate
Judge of said county to have the d.im.-ges -scsscd
by six disinterested frcd'ol fcr. -ei. e, -ed
by said Probate J udge. as provided in diaplc
twenty-live of the Revised Statutes of the State
of Nebraska, an iimetnliiietitsthereto. said Com
pany will proceed to have the damages assessed
as therein provided by law.
Dated 7lh day of July. a. p. 1hi;o i
Burlington A: Missouri l!ier Railroad Vinpaiir
in Nebraska. By T M. MARlH'LTT.
julyHw4. lis Attorney.
IVotice
To the owners iwho.-e nanus are unknown non
resident ofthe State of Xchrask-t: 1
M ill take notice that the Burlington A Mia
sonri River Railroad Company in Nebraska ha
loeatcd its road through and upon the following
real estate owned by them, situate iu Ca. county.
State of Nebraska, ami city of Plaitsmoiilh. to
wit : Lot twel c tl-) in block one hundred and '
fifty-one il.'il', its is dc.-igiiated upo'i the
recorded and published plats of the city of Pl-itts-moiilh:
and the said owni-rs i !:o-o natnes arc
unknown) arc further notiiod that said Railro id
Company desires to take, hold and appropriate
raid real estate tor the u-e of its road : a 11 1 i:
the said owners whoe names are unknown
shall not within thirty days aftertiie publication
of this notice for lour weeks, to-wit : on or bc
forthebth d iy of September, a. p. ISiii.'. apply to
the Probate .1 udge of said county to have the
damages assessed by six disinterested freehold
ers, selected by said Probate Judge, as provided
in ehapfer twenty-five cd' t!io Revised Statutes
of the State of Nebraska, and iiinendmeirs
thereto, said Comianv will proceed to have the
I d.imnees :isessed as therein provide 1 by law."
! Kateil Tth -lay ol .luiy. a. n. lsti'.
r.uriiogton A" .Missouri Kiver li iiiroa.it ompauy
in Nebraska. By T. M. M RtUETT.
july-"wL lis Alt"nicv.
IVoIice
Amanda Forbes, a non-rcsi leut of tlie State of
N cbraska :
Will take notice that the Purlington V Mis
souri River RailroadiCompany in Ncbrsslsti has
bo ated its rond through and i:on tiie following
real estate owned by her. situate in Cnss comity.
State of Ncbra; ka. to-wit: North half Slot
Lot tight tK- in section seven (7). township t eke
t JL, Range fourteen il4: and the said Amaiv'a
Forbes is further notified timl said Railroad
Company desires to take, hold and appropriate
so much of said real estate as may be nec-.-ssary
for the construction and convenient use of its
road: and if the said Amanda Forbc4
shall not withi'i thirty d;vs after the
publication of this not ice f"r four weeks, to
wit : on or before the tith day of September. A. i.
1st'.!), apply to the Probate Judge of s:;id county
to have the damages assessed by six disinterest
ed freeholder', selected by said Probate Judge,
ns provided in chapter twcnty-fi of t'.ie ,:e-vi-c
l S;a.tnt?s of the State of Ne' r i-ka. ('
ninciidments thereto. aid Compiiiiyv. il! proceed
to have the dam-.tges a-i"ssed ns thtreiu pruvi 1
cd by law.
) ited 7th dav of July. a. r.
Burlington A Missouri River Railroad Copipunj
in Nebraska, By T. M. MAKQUETT.
julywt. Its Attorney.
ivoTiciT
Win. F. Euders & Co.. non-residents of the State
of Nebraska :
Will take notice that the Burlington .V Mis
souri River Railroad Company iu Nebraska has
located its road through and upon the following
real estateowned by theia. situate in Cas.-county.
State of Ncbrarka. and city of Plai t-ni-.iit li. t -wit:
Lot seven (7). in block sixty-four b4,
ns is designated upon the recorded and pub
lished plats of the city of Plattsmouth : ami
the said Win. F. Lmleis ,t Co. are further noti
fied that said Railroad Company de-ires to take,
hold and appropriate said real estate lor the use
of its road: and if the said Wm. F. Euders .v Co.
shall not within thirty days after the publication
of this notice for four weeks, to-wir : on or be
fore the l:;th li!yofSeptcmberA.l.lS''t'.i. api !y to
the Probate Judge of said county to h ive the
damages assessed by six disinterested freehold
ers, selected by said Probate Judge, as pro ided
ill chapter twenty-five i"iof the Revised Stat
utes ((' the State of Nebraska, and amendments
thereto, said Company will proceed to have the
damage.) assessed as therein provided by law.
Dated 1 1th d.iy of July. a. n.
Burlington ,v Missouri River Railroad Company
in Nei r iska. By T. M. MA KQUETT.
julylow4. Its Attorney.
IVOTH'R
Cht'rles H. Henry, a non-resident of the State of
Nebraska :
Will take notice that the Burlington Ji Mis
rouri River Railroiul t'ompany in Nebraska has
located its road through aud upon the following
real estate owned by him. situate in Cass county.
State of Nebraska, and city of Plattsmouth. to
wit: Lot four U in block fifteen 'IV.an i bit
fourteen '14; in block one hundred and s'-venly-one
(171 ). as is designated upon the recorded and
published plats of the city of Plattsmouth: and
the said Charles 11. Henry is further notified
that said Railroad Company desires to take,
hold and appropriate said real estate for the
use of it road; and if the said Charles il.
Henry shall not within tiiirty days after the
publication of this notice for four week-,
to-wit: on or before the loth day of Septem
ber. A. l 1 ... apply to the Probate Judge of
said connly to have the danittges assessed l y six
disinterested freeholders, selected by said Pro
bate J udge. as provided in chapter twenty-five
(iVof the Revised Statutes of the State of Ne
braska, and amendments thereto, -aid Company
will proceed to have the damages assessed as
therein provided by law.
Dated 14th day of July, A. n. ISoP.
Burlington ,v Missouri River Railroad Cotntianv
in Nebraska. By T. M. MARQUE IT.
julyl"iw4. Its Attorney.
"lI"rt.Y777 Lady Agents, in every Town and
II lUage, to sell what er
everv ladv will nor
ehnseat sight. Addresn MUs WILLIAMS, l.-y !
Fulton street, N. Y,
ijulySwl.
FOR ssAI.i: OR IB EXT.
The undivided htilf or the whole if desired
of the
nofK IJLUITS GJ: 1ST AXD SA IT jJILL;
vt-horse pbwer cr.cine and boiler rluir ot'a f.jot
j b rei tvTstory mill hons
MxrA) feet: even thiag in good runnicz order.
Also a
GOOD DWELLIXG HOUSE,
of four rooms and cellar. For particulars en
onre. f. C. X.'lII.i N J ,.
?pr.-f.l K--k LlnfT?. Ci nn'v. vh.
l,lWls NOTICE.
! In the IHslri -t Court of the Sfaie of bra7-lta
iniud for I'a-s einii'.v.
I'.iy Tint Cobb, us Administrator cf the estate of
Williamson J. W. Cobb, deceased, l'laintil!'
iiiruiiist .1 ..fi II Tb..ti..k- t...t'..n.l,,.i
; . ........
! To tLe nlM c iia:ii.'l di-.-ndapt. .Faun's II
Tiiomus; Vol' are h-ivly iot. tied I t'at the ubot e
named !aiiiitf ml on the -iotti lay of June,
-i.. tile 4ii ofie-e "I t!ie t :e:R t the above
! vu;i', tile ol'leet an ! prayer id which is to d-
n judprnent you rthe win ..f T
i iiiin-iretl ami Kiifhl l) illai!. wiui inti ict tuere-
I on trom J uneoth. 1V.(, nx tb r:ite ot live percent,
! pit noi.th. and l obtain a decree ot toret lo.-iure
i -n a morticape piven by you to W. It. W. t'ob'i to
; :'enir- the pni:icut ot fai l Mill ol u;oney.
beuriin? date the fth day of June. 1ST-S, on the
southeast mirier '' 'ol Mt ti.'U Xo. thirty
li li'wn.-hi Xo. eleven '11'. north of r.in.-e Xo.
liiirtcen .1:!', ea.t of the sixth ''.ii Principal Me
ridian in I'asn county, Nebraska, mid unles? you
appear in .nid t'ourt and aii.-.;wer or demur to
Htmt t'ltition on or before the L"d day t
Aiisu.-t. Ixl:?. the s.id petition will be taken as
true and a decree rendered ncrordinitlv.
SlEVLX.soX A HAVWAKP. .
Attornes for I'laintitr.
Ordered published four consecutive weeks in
the XkhkaskA IlKRAi.P. W. li. WKLf.S,
jnlySwt. fi'k o! Hist. Court t'asa Co. Xeb.
Ifetrnv police
j 'J :i!ie:i up by the sn'osci iln-r ltvitiir in Stove
CVeek precinct." on ihe'JJd day of .lune.ls,.!. One
j itay ll,.rp.- Colt, three years old. a scar on the
i let! thit-.i. stipjiosed to he n kick, harness marks.
w hen found Ins fore feet were hobbled with a
; r..pe.
F. W. FOWLEK.
july i.vr".
TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE". NEAR
Piutt-tnotith. two nhife Sow, wei'rhin'g about
ItX' poui-ds each, with hole in their ears. The
owner is requested to call, provo property, pay
charges an 1 tt'kcthcm away.
ju!yw.7 JL tl: PETTlT.
TAKEN up by the subscriber, in Sf.uh Rend
precinct. July 2-d. IN).). One Iron iry Mare,
siippo.-ed to be three or four years old. three
white feet, branded "O. ."on near hind hip.
when taken up had on a leather head stall, and
was ..bed all round.
liEttP.UE D. MATTISON;
julyi.r.
ivor i uk.
58Notice is hereby given that my wife. Jano
Hidstea I. has left my bed and l-oard without just
cause or provocation, and all persons are hereby
cautioned against trusting or harboring heron
my account, us 1 will pav no debts of her eon"
trading. ORANti lioLSTEA D.
Linwood, Butler county. Neb., July 15, 1 ;'..
julyi'uJ.
j. si. nmAN & co.,
'Successors to J. M. Hinchman,)
Druggists & Apothecaries.
1EALKR. IS
3rii;s aiatl Cvfliviiics,
PAINTS, OILS. IYES. NOTIONS,
Toilet Goods
PKP.rUMErtY. FANCY S'APS.
PUf?E WINES AND LIQUORS
! ' r Mr-ha .Teal ami ModiUual purposes.
b ccj u-!an:l en ha:el a lull and well as.-orted
.-'ork of
PATEXT KWICIE..
Physician''' prescriptions carefully compound
ed by an experienced Druggist. None but the
purest medicines used. All goods warranted in
represented. Ua!l and see.
zlain Strut, South Side.
I'KIiMS CASH.
1. C. Pearson, a non-resident of Ibe Stale of
Nebraska :
Will take notice that the B.irliii'-'ton ,V Mis
souri River Railroad Compan. in Neora-!a ha
1 . atc.l its road through and upon the following
r"al estate owned by him. "itii'tte i:: Cass county.
Slate of Nebra.-ka. to wit : Northwc.-t iuarter ot
the nortliwe-i: miiirt'T of sect, on fooiicen (It',
t wn-bip twelve il''. north of range nine 'i!
e:od l the sixth principal meridian; and the
-aid D. C. Pcarsoti is further notified that said
Railroad Company desires to fake, hold and ap
propriate so much of said real estate as may lie
oeces-ary for the construction and convenient
ii-e of its road : and if the sail I). '. Pearson
-ball not within thirty days i:"ter thc- pub
lication of this notice for four wick.-, to wit:
on or before the (ith day of September.
n. IHt.'i. apply to the Prolate ilu.ltc ol
said county to have the damages assessed by six j
disinterested freeholders, selected by said Pro
birfc J u lge. us provided in chapter twenty-five
J:".) of the Revised Statutes of t lie Slate of Ne
braska, rod amendments thereto, a;d Company
wdl proceed t. hate the damaged assessed as
therein provided by law.
Dated 21st dav of July. A. !).1 ;'..
15 irlinifton p Mi.-soitri Rier Railroad Company
in Nebraska. By T. M. M A R(i I " F.TT.
july2.w4 lis Attorn, y.
The oh nci-s ' wiio ;c nan:. -ni c u. .known non
resident of the Sbte of Ncbrii.-l;.i:
Will taKC notice that thi? Burlington A Mis
souri River Kailroad 'o!ti) any in N"'ira-ka has
located its road through and t.po'i the following
r. al estate owned I y them. situate in Casa county.
State of Nebri!"k!t. to-wit : Lot three 'ol in sec
tion six :ti . ton ii ship twelve (l1, north of range
twelve -:. an I the said owners 'whose name
are unknown i i:: e further not-tied that said
llailroad Company desires to take, bold and
appropriate so imi"l of said real estate
as may be necessary for the construc
tion ni:d c"ii eiilent use of ils road:
and if the s-iid owners (whose names are
unknown, shtd! not within thirty days after
the publication of tliis notice for four u i-cka,
to-nit: on or before the loth day of Septem
ber, a. n. lv;i. apply to the Probate Judge of
srid county t h ive the damages assessed by six
disuitercst.fi freeholders, selected by said Pro
bate Judge, as provi led in chapter twenty-five
i-oi of the Revised Statute of the Stare oi' Ne
braska, au l amendment, thereto, said Company
wiil proceed to have the damages assessed a-s
therein provided by law.
lotted 1 4i !i day of July. a. p. Isi0.
Burlington A .Missouri River Kailroad Company
iu Nebraska. By T. M. MA RQUE'i'T.
julyl.jivl J is Attorney.
St mind 11. Elbert, a non-resident of the Sta'e
of Nebraska :
Will take notice that the Burlington ,v Mi
sonri River Railroad Company in Nebra-ka baa
ii eatcd its road through i'l) 1 uioii the i"l;o it y
real estateowned by hiiu. situat. in t.'as.- county.
S'.itte of Nebraska, and city of Platt-moutb, to
wit: East half i 'ji block four '4' '1 homji.-..n's
Addition to Plait-mouth. -s i designate I npoD
rlu; recorded nud piibli.-lied piats ot city o
Platt.!t:.-uth : and the said Samuel 1J. Elbert is
further nHill"d th .t said Railroad Company de
sires to take, hold and atpprorriate sjid re:d
.i-tiite for 'be use ot its road: and if the said
-vitmsel If. Elbert shall not within thirty da
after the .tiKicalion of" this l oticc for tour
ks. to-wit: on or before the l'.tii day of'Scp
einbi r. a. p. 1 ;, rpply to the Probate J mbre of
si; i eroiuty to b ive the damecs assessed by six
disinterested fV-.-hol b-r.- selected by sai l Pr -bate
J iidgc. as provided in chapter tveiitv-tie
''S- of the Revie I r-taf.ites ot the StMte of Ne
braska, and amen lmeidd thereto, said Com iiiv
iv ill prt ceed to h iv e the damages as-ivs-.d tit
tiiereiti I'hit ide.l hv law.
Dated 14th day r.f July. a. it. lH.'.;!.
Furliiigton & Missouri River Railroad Compa
ny in Nebraska. By T. M. MARtii ETT. '
julyliwl. Its Atlorioy.
IYOTICE.
David Remick, a non-rtidcnt of the State of
Nebraska:
Will take notice that the Burlinatori A- Mi--
"iiiri River Railroad Coiupai.y in Nebraska has
locate! Us road tnrough and upon t!ie billowing
r?:d e-tate owned by hira. situatt in Cass county.
State of Nebraska, and city of Platt.smu;h. to
wit : Lot five :!). in block .'tie hundred and
seventy-one '17.1. as is dc-ignated U.on Ihc
recorded and published j bus of the ity of
lattsmo.itli ; and the earl !avid Kemick is fur-
iher notified that said Rjilri).-tdComt..invdesi'-es
t.i take, bold and appr.i'riltc said real estate f'-r
the use of its road i and if thcanl David Recttck
sh.il not within thrrtv i'as a.'ier t he pubheat iou
of h's noti.-e for four v-ecks. to-- it : on or tie
fore theloth 'lay o Sejoe'nber.A. i.l-i'.'. a:i! to
the Probate u Ige bf s.iid eou: ty to have the
damages ssp.-ei lc dU intcoted free hold
eri, sclented. by sai.j i'rbhate Jude, as jnovided
in cnapter twetity-nv r lii.nil tut: llir:. tljt-
; u'es of tuc State of Ne'.mska. and auiendmcnt
! thereto, smd t ompi
i.n.v wid rri-ce.-l to have the
! datljji.- js-cs-ici cs therein pt-jv:ded by law.
Dated lith day of .inly. a. I.. IV.'J.
LVrlin.'foti .V" Mi-sotiii River "..i'mad Cirionii .
. in Nebraska. Ji f . "f . V ItO'.'K f T. '
jttlvl .ir. Jt two-
Saint Louis . & Omaha
tri- ,2gWeey
! The abore Iti-e of Steam r will Iearo Plattn
I mouth everv other d throughout the cidu
! season, connecting Plattsmouth with the JSur
i lingleii A Missouri Rier Ratlrnad tor the cn.-t.
; north and south, and at the I Mlow ing points
, Hith nulti a.leoni.ecuoiis. tvunil Rlutls.Omaha.
i St. Joseph. Leavenworth and kaptas City, tor
freight or passage ttl-P'.v "I ror ice
SlSlPSON. .MlCKl.LV. All A CO..
marl!' AsculJ.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING I!
Williaiu tndeliiiaun,
tllAl ISII
Ready-Made Cidthing,
GENTS' FURNISH I EG tJOODS.
HaU, Cap, liuot. ShuM, Trunks, YaliiM 4
NOTIONS. .
South Side Main Street,
I'laUMiioulli, IVI.
jyl'W '
lu the Di.'triet Cinrt of the Slate of Ncbia.'.ka
iu und for t';e.s county.
Brvmt Cobb. is Administrator of the estate of
V. R. V. Cobb, d.eesscd, r. Charle W. llill.
defendant.
The above named defendant is hereby noticed
that the t laiutitf above nuo.ed oiu ou the .'nth
day of June, lH'tf, fl in the oliiee of the Clerk
of the above named Ctsrt bis petition iu iht.
above entitled cause, the. o:.'"cl and prayer of
which is tvi obtian a judgment tigafitst the said
defendant. Onirics V . llill. for the stuil 'if '1 wo
Hundred and Eighty Dollars, with udeicsl
thereon from the .Vh day of . I line ls.-.. at the
rate of fiv e per cent, per mot th. iiad to ojdaiii a
decree of foreclose ore on moitgage givenlby mil.
llill to W. R. W. Cobb in serine the pavineul of
snid sum of money, bearing date the 'uh day of
.loi.e. lsT.S. ou the northeast quarter ( 1 4 1 of H'C
tioii No. thirty :.!', in towushii No. eleven 1 11 .
north of range No. thirteen Y east of the sixth
ul) Principal Meridian, in V county. State of
Nebraska: and unless oil, t barb s W. llill, ap
pear in said Court and answer or demur to f.:i l
pet itioii on or before the i! M day ol August.
sr.o, the said petition w ill be taken a-s true aud
a decree enlercd accordingly. ...........
STL YEN SON X !IAM.II!H,
Attorney for Plaint ill.
Onlered published four consecutive wcrkt in
the Nuiu.isKA lO.itAt ii. Wvt. L. WKl.l.r-.
julySvvl. Cl'k of Dist. Court Cass Co., Ne!..
I.E AirS;CITICl3
I u the District f'ourt of the Stale of Xebra-ka.'
in and for C.ifcd t ouuty.
Bryant. Cobb, an Adniinisti ator of the estate of
Y. R. W. Cobb, d.-ca-ed. PlaiulilT, i.sniu.f
Robert A. Chandler, Defendant.
To the aboveil named Defendant :
Von are hereby notified that the plaint iff ah-vo
imiued did on t!ie:iillh day if June. lb'J. lib in
the oflice of the Clerk of the bo e named Co'ii t
his petition in the alove entitled cause, the oh
ject and prayer of mhieh is U obtain a jnda
meiit against vou for th.) sum of Two Hundrc.'
ami Eighty Dollars with interest thc reini from
the lst day of June. 1ST4, at the rate of five j.cr
cent, per month, and to obtain a decree of fore
closure on a mortgage given by you to W. R. W
Cobb io secure the judgment of raid sum ''
money ami interest, bearing date the -d-l day of
June, is.', on the southwist quarter t.: ) of "'
lion No. fifteen d't. in township No. Ion 'il'.
north of range No. twelve til!', eust of the sixth
ib Principal Meridian, i.u Ciss cotiiit.v , N. btas
ka; and unless yoti appear li. said Court and an
swer or demur to said petition on or b. fore I ho
31 day of August, isi.'.i, the sai l petition will
be taken as true and decree rendered u.-cordiutf-Iv.
STKYENSON a: !!A V RI,
Attoruc) ior 1'laintirf
Ordered piiblihcl four coiiseeotive weeks io
the NKnitAsUA lliittl i. Vv . L. M'Kl.l..--.
julysw 1, Cl'k of Dit. Court Cum Co., .v eb.
t roitTrxi: i. a sta iu--nighu r..r
i Sab New patent article for every fcliinle.
Simple 2. Addrc-ji IN YEN I' 'R. P. O. Box
L'-ioS, New York. ijulf .iwl.
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.
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The Cincinnati Daily Times
of March 21, 1861, saya:
The Scandinavian
remedies appear to
be growing in favor
with the public, if
wc 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, ami 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 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 yeai
nearly doubled.
Their process of
operation is by a
thorough purifica
tion of the blood,
and, a consequent
eradication of disease.
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