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To effect Mundy, January 3d. 1970.
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Mall, AEt preu,8:o . m. 6:2U p. in.
iTreif ht. 6:30 p. in. 7:45 a. m.
For the information of partie traveling
trumoi to rlatt.mouth. we subjoin thefollow
uic note of connection:
PiMtrntrri I ear i dk PlstUmouth at 6:10 p. m.
rrrir at Pacific Junction at ti:40 p. in. and at
Jouncil B! Jffs at
ia4enger leaving PlatUinouth at 8:00 a. m.
arrive at Pacific Junction at 8:30 a. m. and at
Council Bluls at a. in and at Omaha at
V0-tn. . , .
faenaer learinc vouncit imdbi mi i:ou . in
Vfit. Joe C. B. Train.) arrive at Pacific June
iom at 8:25 a. m. and At PlatUinouth fcOi
in..
Cut th! out and stick
rafar to it-
ABRIVAL AM DEPAKTIREOF TUB
PLATrS3fOl'TII 51AII-S.
BnrTK. CLOSES. ABRIVKS
It. R. South. St. Joe A-5t.Loub, 9 p Hi. 7 pm.
K. K. North. Chi'.-HKo A Eat, 9 p. m. 7 pin.
Jt. R. East. B. A M. 3pm. 7pm.
K. R. Lincoln via Ashland. 8am. 5 pin.
I.innr.tn via Weeninir Water. 7am. Rlm.
ibrika CilT.by Stae. 1pm. 5 pm.
t Departs, Tuesdays. Thursday, and fcatur
Sayt. cMArii haunt, from 8 a m In 8 m.
J. W. MARSHALL. P. M.
frm Saturday' Daily.
Four car loads of rock were deposited
ui the bed of tlie tura-table ycjtcrday.
The track bad become uneven in coase
qvenca of the frost leaving the ground.
Mr. John Waterman, of Illinois, has
recently purchased Kerah iw & Wnttgh'o
lumberyard, on Main street, and is put
ting in a large stock of nil kind of lum
11.
Mr. b'aniuel Biggerstaff, who lives j Keed brother-, of Weeping Water,
eight miles west of Ashland, was geri- I come out with a new advertisement to-
! ouslv iniured last Saturday, on Cedar ! day. They keep a fine stock ot goods;
HT!ET"VVS. J Creek. He has recently moved from ! they buy low and can sell a cheap as
rr: l)xn -nd was takiii? a heavy load of I anybody. We advise parties to call and
, - . , -
household goods from Plattsmouth to J examine tlieir goons aim pmca.
his new lioiue near Ashlanu at tlie time
i Mr TnnV.i.lc n.lvprtises hi new Im-
of the accident. lie was driving a team . p!eluent IIousc to.j.,v jTe has a fine
ef oxen, when his foot caught on some ,ot pf implellienU is offering in-
oosiacie ana ne was mrowii to me
ground in front of the wheel. One
wheel pasted over his right
arm above the elbow crushing
it badly. The "hind wheel passed
over his left leg and hip, along his back
to the shoulder, when the team was
stopped, and after eome difficulty the
wheel was lifted off him and he was re
moved. His ribs are all broken loose
from the back, and his condition is con
sidered critical. Mr. Biggerstaff is
aixty years old.
from Tuciday'i Daily.
Hon. 1). McCaig was in the city yesterday.
Farmers arc
this week.
putting in wheat lively i
We give most of our space to-day to an
interesting article on the lands of Ne
braska. '
Services at M. K. Church in this city,
next Sabbath, at 10:30 c. m., and 7:25
p. ui. Sabbath school at 9 a. m.
We loam from Her. J. B- Maxfield
that a State Convention of the M. lv
Church will be held in this city some
time in June next.
du?ements to fanners who desire them.
Wc advise our farmer friends to call on
Mr. TenEiek.
ITigbee is getting things in shape at
the Brooks House as rapidly as possible.
The furniture is all new. and of good
quality.
Will some one send us the Weeping
Water news? ..All creation is waiting to
know what is aroins on in that part of
the country. Write.
Our Lincoln correspondent does not
appear to take much stock in Hewlett as
a lecturer. He failed to "come to time
here, and. hence, our people must abide
by the decisions of other., and feel
thankful.
quired. The rule laid down by Super
intendent Patterson is that if eighty per
cent, of these questions are not answered
in such manner as to show that the per
son understands the subject no certificate
is granted. The questions and answers
arc tiled away in the superintendents of
fice, an l t an be seen by parties intere&ted
at any tuue. It seems to us to te a very
fair l-in.l nf examination, and one in
which partiality would be very danger- terapt to give you the number of the
islative session, 'have been in town for a
week past aud it is understood that they
will take measures for the speedy elec
tion of the necessary shops and buildings,
and the early transfer of the State Fri
orcrs to tins place for the purpose of
commencing the erection of the Peui
tentiery building. A large number of
business houses and residences arc being
built by private person.. I would at-
HUMASON & RHOAPES
Pay highest market price for Oats, Corn
and No. 1 Wheat Jamjd&wtf.
ThtTitnilronU II err!
I1EKE WE ARE. ALWAYS AHEAD.
ous, to say the least, to the Superintend
ent, as it can be so easily detected.
FOR Til E LITTLE BI.l'E.
Protection to the Frontier HeMlern.
Main street thould be Macadamized
similar to that being done by the 11. 11.
Co. alon? their tracks. It appears to us
that it would be the cheapest method of POU.tmenU to-morrow.
waking a good street.
Her. J. B. Maxficld has been stationed
at l'lattsmoutli by the l. V. Uonter
ence. Wc will r.ubli.h the list of ap-
The weather has been warm and
Spring-like for the past three or Tour
days; the mud has dried up, people
begin to stir about, and we believe
Platt!mouth is the liveliest town west of
the Missouri river.
A third rate runaway occurred on Main
street to-d:3 A pair of mules felt
democratic and commenced to put on
sfvlc over the election. They were
brought tip standing astride the upright
portion of a pair of platform scr.lts.
Mai.-i street has presented a lively
business appearance to-day. - Wt doubt
of say town in the State has a healthycr
business than Plattstnauth.
Jchn Themson, at the B. k M. II. It.
Kestaurant. has a first class article of
pure anulo cider. The Herale office
bai tasted it.
We learn that W. Michelwait, Esq
has purchaiMsd one-fourth interest in the
'Mary Msgee,' and will hereafter assist
in the runnine of her Michelwait is
the oldest ferryman on the river, and
kdows all the "tricks of the trade."
Morgan started out too brisk in the
race for Marshal. Ho received one hund
red and forty-two votes in the democratic
convention, out of one hundred and
sixty-two polled, and only one hundred
and twentif-eiiht at the polls, .vllow is
that for high :
As near as we can remember there
was an election of some kind held in
Plattsmouth yesterday, and to-day we
hear a number of long visaged Republi
cans humming the air generally used
with the words, "O, for a lodge in some
vast wilderness.
The bones of several Indians were
found recently in Omaha by some work
men who were making excavations.
The Express say the long existing They were in an excellent state of pres-
stores and shops in process of erectiou,
and the kind of business or trade in
tended to be carried on in each of them,
but perhaps the number is so large as to
render such an attempt tedious and un
interesting. The rapidity with which
Company " C,' Second cavalry, Lapt. ,,e Eprii,;r ;nto existence is a matter of
Spaulding commanding, crossed the river n0 gurpriscto one who has been no
at this place to-day and proceeded west- i011ger acquainted with the western spirit
ward. They are bound lor the JjittJe ,,r onterorise than mvsclf. A lew even
Blue, where a military post i3 to be cs- -ns ;nce j; ,,a,se,l alomr 'O" street, be
tablished. The supply train consisted of wcen 10th and 11th, upon which at
eighteen wagons, drawn by six mules t;me there were no appearances of
each. The company was composed of nriy design of building to be seen, but
the niaximum number, smd the men having occasion about ten o'clock on the
looked like they were able to whip lots following morning to re pays the same
of Indians. (Jen. Augur is entitled to the j,laee I found the frame erected for a
thajikb of the people of Nebraska for the large store, one side of which was al-
prompt manner in which he has respond- ready inclosed and clapboarded and
ed to the call of the frontier settlers for which was so far completed in ten days,
more perfect protection. The establish- iju(i weather notwithstanding, as to ad-
m-nt of this post will do away with the ruit of its occupation by the owner,
last fear of Indians by the settlers along Many of thee buildings ajre being put
the Bine, the Republican, and their UD by strangers, large numbers of whom
i
Through Line East Pricei Reduced. '
Doom. Bro. & Co. are selling lower
than ever :
Flints 9 t 12c
Muslin, 14 to 18c
Pelaine....... 1 to 25c
Poplins 30 to 50c
Best Kip Boots, $4 00 to G 00
Best Calf Boots, 0 00 to 8 00
And everything in proportion.
Call at " Doom, Bko. & Co.'.".
Coffee from 2o to 30c
Snirar " 1 A to 20c
st mi t u.u jei9 t
OK THE CONIITIOX OF THE
Of New York, on the first day of January, A. I. 17, made to the .V.niit.
of State ot Nebraska, pursuant to the Statute of that Mate.
NAM Fi AND LOCATION.
rxsniAME .:l,A ,
The name of this C'uiupauy is1 tlie IlOMl
aud located in the City of 'ew York.
CAPITAL.
Mo!
as.-cs,
The capital of said company actually paid up im'a-h.
The fuii-'iua on the 1st day of Junuary, lSii
Total amount .f capital and cnri'lus..
.. 2.::'.,!m cs
?f. :.:.
ASSKTS.
G. It. Hall, of Ashland, complains
that his Herald does not come regularly.
It is sent every week in a package of
thirty or forty others. Where docs it
go, if be does not get it? Will the P.
M. at Ashland look alter it?
11. Chilson, Esq., advertises to do
herding. He is a straight-forward man,
and parties leaving cattle in his care can
rest assured they will be attended to in
rroier hapc. He is an old resident of
the county, and is known to most of our
citizens.
difficulty between Montgomery county
and the Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad Co., concerning tlie tax claims,
has been settled by thftir paying $2,klO,
the countv's claim being Sl00,OKj. A
trifle tj throw off.
Mr. Christiunson, Master Mechanic at
the railroad shops, has shown us a draw
ing of the station house to be erected at
Louisville. It is to lie a commodious
and substantial building, in keeping with
vcrything done by this company.
The R. R. Co. are ripraping in the
vation, though bearing the proofs of hav-.
ing been several years under ground.
The Steamer Elk. horn arrived at our
levee Sunday with the furniture for the
Brooks IIou.m;. It will probably take
not less than ton days yet to place the
house in thorough order and get ready
for opening.
Mr. Abraham Snyder, of this county,
died suddenly at his home latSatuitlay.
lie was to all appearance as hearty as
usual during th first part of the day,
aud ate a hearty dinner at twelve o'clock.
He was doing some work near the stables
Tic.mvy ot ,nClr .anu.ug uunu o a.u went
a a. A a. .A AW. J I
ireei, io pnitcci ucpoi Bruuiiu3 h.iuj ktt .., m:lltii. ,rt.r un ilfl(t na
the eSects of high water. J hey are . r i j j 4i e
. ... e , t i r out he was found dead, the position of
amp.ng neap, ot roc ... w.c cuSc u. the boJy inj;catini, ,h.,t he ni4j U;
xue nver.
Hessor has again placed the Herald
office under obligations for choice flower
ing plants! lie has the largest green
house in the west, and has the largest
variety of plants west of the Mississippi
river. lie is building up a large trade
and is constantly supplying the dealers
at Omaha and Council Bluffs.
tributaries.
AXOTIIKK EAHTlini AKE.
A San Francisco dispatch, of the 2d,
says: At li:ii tins morning mere was
an earthquake shock of six seconds du
ration; direction southeast to northwest,
motion vertical. No tltmage to life,
limb or property. There was intense cx
citeuicnt lor a lew minutes: animals
were terribly frightened ; numerous run
aways occurred. City I Tall, where the
courts were in session, the Merchants'
Exchange, Mercantile Library, Custom
House, and other large buildings, were
instantly vacated. A panic was created
in the hotels, and the streets swarmed
with people in a moment. It was raining
arrive daily by the different stages and
by private conveyances.
Governor Butler, who has lcen absent
for several days looking after the railroad
interests of the State and city, rctnrned,
a few evening's since, and reports pro
gress. Saint Patrick's day, as is usual
with that occasion, arrived here in the
morning, and was unusually welcome for
being ushered in by the light of an un
clouded sun. The United Sons of Erin
Benevolent Society successfully exerted
themselves to celebrate the occasion in a
becoming manner, and an entertainment
which they gave in the State House in
the evening was largely attended and
gave universal satisfaction.
Professor (:) 31. Hewlett delivered a
at the time. Prior to the shock the ba- lecture here last Saturday night, entitled
rometcr was observed to fall rapidly.
Mil. Editor: I propone, through
the columns of the Herald, to call the
attention of the planters of Nebraska to
the subject of planting trees and grow
ing timber upon our broad prairies, the
necessity and importance of which were
most clearly demonstrated during the
prevalence of the late terrible storm.
85.000.00.
The Burlington and Missou i River
Railroad Company in Nebraska will pay
into the treasury of Cass County this
year the sum of $5,UO0 as tax money
upon property owned in Pbittsmouth pre
cinct alone on the 1st dav of March.
Another new counterteit is out. it is
a fifty eent note of the last issue. Some
parts of it are well executed. Tlie sig
natures, the border and the work on the
back are good. The general appearance
m enough to codenin it, however, and
an infallible test U the length. Tlie
ounterfcit is 1-16 of an inch shorter
than the genuine. Look out for it.
JIOXEY IX IT.
Good residence lots can be had in this
city for from $150 to $2."0. A small
dwelling house costing five or six hun
dred dollars will rent readily at from
$150 to $200 a year, and the property
will double in value every two years. Is
there any money in building houses to
down an 1 died quietlv. Mr. Snyder was rent? Five hundred residences can be
about seventy years old, and was one of rented here this season if parties will
the early settlers of Cass countv. He
was a much respected eitizen, and leaves
a large circle of relatives and friends.
t'rum Wedntidai' Daily,
The It. R. bridge timber for Salt
Creek were loaded t day, and taken out.
The R. R. Machine Shops in this city
are now in full operation, and they are
turning out as good work as can be done I afit evening,
anywhere. TV e noticed s-inio of best (ut there
finished "frogs" manufactured there
that wo Inve seen on the mad. The
machinery is all new, and the workmen
are all first-cl3Si.
Over two wagou. loads of baggage was
taken from one train to-day.
Ross Vannata, of Ashland, came in
He reports things lively
Id "peaking of Mr. Loiiburyye.-tcrday
we designated him as General Agent of
the Western Stace company. Yesterdav
was the first of Apri', and Lou bury will
xcue the blunder. He is Genera
Superinendant of the company, instead
of general agent
The denizens of an np-town crib have
Mt up shop iu the house known as the
ld 'Sarpy house." It seems to us this
is rather crewding the respectable
citizens of that portion of the city.
The Fremont Tribune pays : The
Om&La Republican does itself and the
Republican party credit in standing by
Hon. John Taffe in his efforts to do
omething which shall benefit the State
of Nebraska at large. Just in propor
tion aa the Herald belittles itself by op
posing men who have no ideas beyond
the city limits of Omaha, the RepnLU
. em gains by upholding them and giving
utterance to broad, liberal views, euch
chould be given by a truly metropoli
tan journal.
The railread company are doing a good
thing at the foot of Main street. Ten
ear loads of rock were unloaded there
last evening, and pounded into place this
morning. If the city authorities wsuld
arrange with the railroad to deliver suf
ficient rock for having gutters and street
rrossings it would be a good idea. The
rock are taken from the grade on sections
nz and seven, and have to be loaded
onto the cars to be hauled out of the
way. They can be delivered in the city
at a very light expense.
from ildy' Dily-
Maurice Sulevan, Chief of Police in
Omaha, was in the city to-day. Sul
ran has the reputation in Omaha of
Wing a No. 1 officer.
The R. It. Transfer boat, H. C, Nutt,
past-rd up last Sunday. She is a new
boat, costing about $28,00Q, and will
ero about fix box cars at a load.
The track of the R. It. turntable
way this morning, and the Locomotive
"Hurricane" came near , being pitched
oTPrboard. It took from thre clock
Two It. R. Omnibuses arc filled with
passengers on the arrival and departure
ef every train.
An hundred business rooms conl 1 be
rented in this city within the next thirty
days, if they were only here to rent.
E. Berger, Esq., of Rock Bluffs pre
cinct, was in the cit3 to-day. Berger is
one of the live men in that live commu
nity. River ttill rising. Great deal of flood
wood going down which indicates high
water in the small streams tributary to
the Missouri.
build them.
It I.I' F. LINE IIF.RE.
Through Freight Withont Breaking
Hulk.
The first "Blue Line"' cars arrived
hero yesterday, direct from New York
without breaking bulk. One year from
slate you can tee cars in the Plattsmouth
depot direct from Boston, New York,
and San Francisco. To-day our mer
chants can take their goods from the
idciuienl car into which they were loaded
bv the manufacture.
"Hits at the Times", which, by the
way, hi might have more appropriately
called " Stale and Quoted Jokes," to a
large and appreciative (.') audience;
which he evidentlv endeavored to amuse.
The speaker dwelt principally upon
what he called the American passion for
heing humbugged, and cited many inci
dents illustrative thereof, such as the ex
citement created by Charles Dickens, the
Japanese embassy, the Cardiff giant,
Who that had a dwelling exposed to the etc.; he did not, however, include him-
sweeping blast, did not wih for a break self in the list, probably for the reason
of timber to ward off its fury? Who that ho considered his position too evi
that had an orchard the object of his dent to require remark. lie also hliv-
care and solicitude the hope of future I cred a temperance lecture at the M. E.
enjoyment did not tremble for the J church on Sunday night, to which, how-
saiety ot Ins trees, and what owner oi ever, I tUd not have the pleasure of
stock unsheltered, witnessing their teni- ;stcuine.
ble sufferings through those three dread-1
Persons intending to visit Lincoln for
ful days, did not resolve, that he, at Le purpose of nirehasing farms in its
EAST l'LATTSnei'TH.
least, would improve the presett Spring
to plant trees for the benefit of his poor
suffering brutes. ( "The merciful is
merciful to his beast," and old freight
ers, at least, appreciate the value of a
patch of brush for shelter and protcc
tion to camp and herd. And I would
here urge upon the farmers of Nebraska
the importance of surrounding every
building, orchard and stock yaud, with a
good and sufficient wind-break of timber
not even omiting a row of trees along
tfce roadside.
But to plant trees in every out-of-the
way place in every ntxik and corner
where a tree can find room plant the
valuable plant the ornamental plant
whatever is at hand but plant ! plant !!
plant !!! Don't be afraid that it will not
pay, for it will p.-.y. Don't say that you
have not time, for you have time. f?ow
vieinity will be pleased to learn that a
first-class livery, supplied with fine, well-
trained horses, and elegaut carriage, has
recently been opened here for the accom
modation of the public by John Ensign,
formerly of Iowa. They will thus, from
the three liveries in town, be enabled,
without difficulty, to select :in equipage
as fine as any to be had in the State, and
at as small a cost.
From the foregoing the present and
prospective peace and prosperity of the
town and its inhabitants arc snflicicntly
evidenced to render further remark, at
this time, uncalled for. More anon.
Wilder.
IiJAS XOTBCES.
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HEDGE PLANTS.
I have for sale a large quantity of
$1 to 1 75
At Doom, Bro. & Co.s.
Remember Doom, Bro. & Co. have
reduced the price of everything.
Doom, Bro. & Co. is the cheapest
house west of the Missouri river.
cov25diwtf
TAKE NOTICE.
If you want to buy a good American,
English or Swiss watch, cue that you
can show to your friends, go to the old
stand next door to the Brooks House.
If you want a good clock, or a neat sett j
of Jewelry, Guns, Pistols er ammunition,
go next door to the Brooks House. Or
if you want your watch repaired, in good,
workmanlike style, go to the old place,
next door to the Brooks House, where all
work is warranted to give satisfaction or
no charge. Reineiubcr the place.
P. Hart,
One door west of the Brooks House.
aprldiwtf
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The next quarterly examination will
be held at the schol house in Plattsmouth
on the first Saturd-.y in May, 1?T0. To
commence at Hi o'clock a. pi.
W. A. Patterson,
Co. Supt. Pub. Instruction.
april7thw3
fou'rent.
Farm, 100. acres, eight mile-, from
Plattsmouth.
Tootle, Hanna & Clark.
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We call the attention of the farmers
of Cass and Saunders counties to the
advertisement of Osage Orange See 1,
for sale at the New York Store corner
Second and Main streets. Now is your
fine to buv. marc;i7JGw4
If you are in want of a good agon
go to Vallcrys k Ruffncr. They are
agents for the Star and Schuttler Wag
ongs, the best in market.
P. liUAITSClI,
The practical Watch Maker and Jeweler
of Plattsmoulh, can be found at Win.
Stadelmann's clothing hou?o, pn the
south side of Main street. lie will keep
on hand a largo and well selected stock,
consisting of American and Swiss
Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware and Jew
elry of all kinds. Ail persons are re
quested to call and examine his stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Watches.
Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired on
short notice and u-arrnnted.
nih.kl '.O'.vf-lt
Vallcrys & Ruffncr have ju-t received
sample machines of the Improved llock
ibrd Broadcast Seeder and Cultivator,
very much improved for the year ls70.
Call and examine them, and leave your
orders.
The l.l' nli.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us by note or account .-.re re
quested to call and settle immediately.
VaI.I.ERYS & Rl'FEN EJl.
G rover & Baker's Sewing Machine is
the best in market. Vallcrys & RufT
ncr arc agents. Those :n want of :i good
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LIABILITIES.
Aui"nnt of Looses adjusted, due nn.l uni;iid.
ineurreil, nii't in jirocc.--s -f adjustment
' Divi tcixla tleelared and due nn.l unpaid
' cither of ca.-Ji or r-ci ipt, Uerlarcl l.ut not I
yet due )
" all other existing elainiK una uirt tlie Coinrany
Total amount of Losses. Claims and Liahilitii-s
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:o on
S I-
ST.'i.ium. l.ut will n.it ii' n ie -in r.il
The greatest amount injured on ivny one rik is S
'''"'fhe CompaiiV h.n no i-enenil rflle a.-- to the amoiiat allow ed t l.e
vi'l i"-e or block, heine Koverm d in this maltcr. in em h case, l.y the pen.
widlii of tdrecti.. fneiiiiies i'.-r S'ii1tiii ! fires. Ae. .
A certified Copy ol the Charter or A-i ol Incorporation, as amei.d..!. a.-Statement.
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S I'ATE OK XKlV YOHK.
Vihi unit t'iuiv "f -Yin- ) trk. '
JOHN II.
t'!IAI!l.i:s.l..M KTIN. I
Vi'ASIl IvI'KN', s'e.rel.-iry of the lleMK hsii.iM K('uiii'M bi'iiiKr-xr
si itement of the atl'airs of the said Corporation, and that they are Hie .I'mu ili.'i
thereol.
isicned.
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CH -
.1. M MITIN'. ..(.
isijrne
Suh-ioribed an 1 sworn oel' rc in;
'ssijjned )
J. W. -l! IU l'.N,
this VM'n dav i.f .laninrv. A. !. l7i.
TIlOS. 1". iMilil! ll.
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SfAMT.
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ATES
(fjisoeessofM WEtite tfc ESnttery)
WIIOLKSALR Jind RETAIL
UGGIST
less wheat and p'.int more trees and soon Osage Hedge plants, raised by B.
Jael Parcel, Esq. , is offering for ale a
few of those choice Kittatinna Black
berry roots. They are the variety for
this climate.
Mark J. Kelley has sold out his entire
interest in the Little lilue paper, to D.
C. Jenkins, who will hereafter run the
machine single handed.
The Steamer H. S. Turner did not
leave as at first advertised, hence did not
arrive here yesterday as expected. She
will probably arrive Friday.
Will some energetic man start a four
story brick building for business purjKMC. j
Tlie man who wante to fill it with goods
will arrive on the train to morrow morn- i
ing. Watch for him.
Cobbfry nnl Piiranlt of tlie Thieve.
Between ne and two o'clock last
night (or rather, this morning,) several
attempts at burglary were made at East
Plattsmouth, by a party of "roughs"
who have infested that locality for some
time. The first attempt was made upon
the stable of deputy Sheriff Gates, who,
by the way, is always on the lookout for
that peculiar class of people, and who is
never found napping. Mr. Gates was on
duty as watchman at the railroad depot,
but his wife had the nerve to discharge
a double barreled shot gun at the scoun
drels, which gave them a good ecare,
sud aroused the people of the neighbor
hood. The robbers found things too
warm and started for the river where
they cut loose a flat boat and a couple of
skiffs and ''struck for tall timber." A
party of citizens gave chase, and several
shots were fired from both side?. A
party is in pursuit to-day, and we un
derstand they content plate giving the
scoundrels "a hasty trial and immediate
justice" if they catch thera.
S Duke, Esq., is erecting two small
buildings on Main Street, near the Far
niers Home. We understand they
were rented before work was commenced
n them.
KXAMISATIO.I OF TEACH EES.
We were present a hort time last Sat
unlay at Superintendent Patterson's ex
aiuination. at the school house. We
have heard of some little complaint be
cause certificates were not issued in some
cases, and had & curiosity in seeing how
examinations were conducted. Wc find
Mr. Patterson's course (or system) of
examination to be as follows: He holds
his examinations on regular days, as pro
vided by law, and there are generally a
number of persons present to be ex
amined atthesaiuo time. Theexamina-
fro!M your own increased enjoyment
you'll decide that it was vise. The glad
songs of the happy bird? as they seek
your groves to build their nests and rear
their young, will proclaim, with etch
morning anthem, that it is wise. And
when you note the vast number of worms
and insects (that prey upen your grow
ing plants) daily destroyed by these melo
dious friends, yourself will vote that it
pays.' And when yon reach their yards
of a morning, the sleek coats and satis
fied looks of your beasts will prove a
benediction, and future generations shall
call you blessed.
Do "not delay another day, for the
season is upon you, but go at once to the
roads, to the sand-bars, to the nurseries
-procure enough, procure a variety,
and remove them at once to your home,
and, if your grounds are uot already
prepared, heel them in.
Next, plow, harrow and prepare the
ground as for corn, and lay off. with a
plow, both ways, at a distance of three
to four feet--drop the trees carefully in
place and cover immediately with the
plow straighten up and tramp firmly.
Cultivate sufficiently to keep down the
weeds, aud in three years (if the rapid
growing kinds have been planted) you
will have ttill, str. Ljht-growinj trees, of
a size that will begin to furuish fuel tind
need thinning out.
Farmers, I speak from the book of
some experience. Try my plan better
it where you can but plant trees.
Farmer.
Ilayden, near Nebraska City, which are
warranted to live if properly treated.
L. F. Johnson, Plattsmouth.
apowtf
All kinds of Country produce taken
in exchange for goods at Vallerys &
Ruffner's.
Machine will find it to their edvantae
ii
to give tlicm a call.
' FAR M EllSA'PTENT TON !
All persons indebted to us can pay the
same in corn, oats, or No. 1 wheat, at
the highest market rates.
Doom. Bro. !c Co.
Plattsmouth, Jan. 4. 1S70. diwtf
Ar now receiving and have on hand (at the old stand of White A l'
.South Bide Main St., Piatt smout
The Largest and tViost Gomptete
Stoek of Kruirs. Medicines. Pniiit. Chemicals, L.ciid. r.viu-Iies. ( o,il Oil. I-i-lOil.
t;arcli:k' oil. Castor Oil. Noatslo it Oil. Whale Oil. llinseed Oil, Lar I Oil. " I.
C..d Lner Oil, and a lare v:,ri.f f Notions. Peduim-rv. l al.' .vm d 1
Articles. Essence... l lavoiinic Extract-. Alw. nil tin: IVpul.n-
I. t
CSARDEM CITY
HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL HOUSE
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Prtf. Mueller, the great music man of
the west, is in the city for a day or two.
Persons wanting new pianos, pianos
tuned, or anything In that line, will find
Mueller is just the man they are looking , : , .er:es Gf lucstions on the black
r boards, to whit h answers must be writ-
Ilon. A. BTFullcr has leased the ncw,,en out l'-v Person applying for a
hotel building at Ashland, and will o,n ! certificate. Each one must answer the
it to the public sometime during the ' questions in his or her own way, and
present month. Able will make a . fter having answered oil the questions
"bulb" landlord. Wc will stop at that i ch one 8B- his or her ame to the
louo. i bottom of the paper, together with a
- ; statement to the effect that thsy have
We were somewhat surprised upon had no present assistance from other
looking over the Platte alley register iiersons or from books in making the j
answers. Tlie questions are of a general
nature, calculated to ascertain whether
Improvements-Sitnte I?nlllinK-rttil-nm
at the Tu-St. IntricK"i
ly DJewlfU's Lecture, etc.
.Mich n .Javiis's. Avers'. JIMI- villcVroeV. Christie's. Morse'.-. M. Liiri's. II . r''
U'rijrUt's. Vuk:!iel.rs. Cuy S-ofV. lVrry 1 avis', ltohark' I'.-Htt's. Mis. v. i;.-.-
lr. Wini-hidl's, llostetter's. lia'K- '.-. Wallace':.. 'iVi rt'n. '
ull others in ijeneral us'.
'I
Brandies, Wines and Whiskies, t
Of the- 1-rst grades mid .nialiti'js, Ktrictly fr Medical purp-v
DOMESTIC BYES,
Hed or Roio. (Jrecn. Line and Ll.iek. Analine,
In fact every thing that is needed i:i the l);-u?
Indian. Madder. Lxtract L
or Mcili' iue Linrs.
i hysicians' Prescript ons careful y compounded and
o4 oil Umt o Al! n i r, o ui fr" nn rl ,reah ntitf V.'AvB. H
ai a 1 1 iiuu o. nin ui uyo naiiaiH&u v-o im- f
before buying, , nd see what ws have to sell.
Pliitt.-inouth. Ma ch i'i. IsTo.
nf
If All Parliet Indebted to Us
Will call and settle tl, s.,:r.c. they save
themselves, hoth extra trouble and expense, for
we must have al! accounts un l notes ilue us.
paid, and thitt inime liately, as we are coin
Kast and must have the money.
JJUOM LltO. A- CO.
September 2d. 1SVJ.
Uni etlblates Internal nev j
WOTICE.
Garden City Stubble and Breaking Plows.
this morning, to see the great increase
in the num')er of arrival during the
J ! tion consists in the Superintendent writ- j From 0urOwn correspondent.
a . . . : - . i. . i i..t. tt .. t ? i i .
jliU. ULK.ILU : jjincoin is at jast iut:y
arousca to matters ot business ana lias j
commenced in good earnest the work of
improvement intended to be performed
and 'completed during the cotnming
summer. The work on the .State Uni
versity and Lunatic Asylum is Wing
puhed vigorously forward with the aid
of large and sufficient corps of workmen
and an abundant supply of material, so
that it mav no lontrcr be cou-idered
doubtful .
i
Xkw IlttiTAis, Hamiltox Co., Ini... May 2. i
Dk. C. W. Koiiack Jlerir Sir: This will cer-
;r.. ;.. i,,,i ,..,.!..,.. i re-i.-etinir !i.-h
111 l Itl. n III U 1 tl 111 M II I V I l . , , , .
..... ... . , shall. lnoi'M, ir. -1 ; r
cinc auuK t.i iiiti;.n ii li Jit til luu uciui uu'i
Jyupcpsia, and her case had been (riven up
as inenrable. I then i t sorted to the verious pa
tent uiedieinii of the day. but she fouml no re
lief from them. At lst I u requested to pro
cure aomo of your Scandinavian lilooi I'uriiier
and Blood Pilis. I purchased from your agent
I. N. llauua. one bottle .f the illoo'l Purifier
Not'e e i h rel y k-v'H to i.il
el, thet the Anmi.il i ax Li-t' ' 1
iindir l,e st- laws of t he I r.if'
the severul iint ie- ot the Mate '
th year lTt'. have been i'.i.d tr. i
Jtiownville. iebr.i-ka, nod will
iiiuination in uiv ofiiee :.- at' n
from the iliiteol' i.is noilei :
perio.l of time nil uppe.tl- relati'
or e.x i s-ive val iiat i ni i i ! I . r '
i.ar!v in t-. is :Ii. i ; !: n.i"
I speeiti imr t!ie niri ieitlar i M-
i.;..i. ., .1... i i:.
In- i;i"i
.. t . . . .
error coin plain-' t i. ' "
As -e--" I i
Iiatcd ut I'.iowin iil-. Nei
of March. 1 To.
i:.-'1
trrmil ! t ' tllti ,1.
l.a'r
l'.
Sk.'-tion 1''. Au l I"
the assessor for '-aeh
nivc to ti -e by a lvert
i
i. . i. - r . . m. . I ii-ii . ... .. l ! I inil.lislif.fi iTi.-r'i
. c. r , and it there be lion.- i.iiM:-"
n 1VII lUtlll B LUIUtllK I' H1I .117 I'.UII 4
11-11
relief from both disonscii uftcr. usiiifr three or
four bottles. I w ill, therefore, cheerfully re-
district adjoiwiiwthereto. :ocl
in at least tour puioi.' I h"- ' 1
. I ..:.., I 1. . I:!;l I '
commend your uie.liciue to the t-ufTering commn- j 1)(.tiee to'ea'h post .ua'-ti r i i i'1'
nity, C"petilly the fuliialc. YourfAc. j po-ted in his ofiVi -. stai io. '
ROUERT M. TAYLOR. 1 within fii-l eoilection .l:so -,' .
.Secdvertioineiit: I t'Pcalwi,l be re-ec.fi nt .1 - ,
, , , to ;.y erroneous or eve-i
' tnetit.s. or enumerations : ! ''
Nutrltiouo, Ilo.tltii.v, tlie Itest. j taut assessor returned in l ".
I)oolcy Ilakii.K Powder is the m et e-onoini- ! "- notice shall be . .' Vi T,!". " '
j cal and conviniant Haking Pow.ler now in use. jj0 a',,(ntcd for be inn- ""
i It saves, mil k and es?s, prevents the posf.biloy . . , . -s -
i of poor rolls, buiseuit or cak..-i, atid thus pi.du-
ei happiness in both kitcheu and hou.-thold.
It if put up in tin can :. which are, to all iiUcnts
and purposes, impervious to the action of the
past week. The arrivals now number i tho applicant understands the funda-
t,,1 e.rht to "riglit her up." It was ! aliotit fifty a day. Does not that look i mental principles of the branch, and n-
.nl bv tb groundlVin vry; fr. ' healthy fur Plartii.ttth. fm r.f a tf-nertl n iture only -jr" re
Scotch nan-ows : Improved Two Horse Wheel and Runner Walking Cultivator,
VII1-:".S. on fhe-i :a .i
weather. One trii: I will convince the m.j.-t ! j,,;,-., ' Vic 1 an iipi'iict.f
nkeptieal of it3 supei ior qualities. F,-r dale be ! Court of Cas comity f-r h;
rrocers ' i tion on the t-tcte d -m-.
K roCerS' eoll.itv. l.otiot is beret "
I interested, that K.-od apld'c"
Absohi'e Iiivirses lejrally obtained in New ' end 'e. i led upon, on lh'' -York,
Indiana, IMinois and other stales., ior l.io-eio. k a. u. A-
that ioth buildings wiU be ! su:vv revolving Hav Rakes, :hamnion Self Rake Drojper and Mower, Ex- i l";1" ""Nt:".:V;'1' .":'?.' i
t . i e -i i.n. . .i tt ." f..:i,. tkAnw i,.i!M fi,;,.,,,,, r... : "
COitlljielCa oeiorc tile lirst liSV l J'tf- i CClHOr ITOfijici ami .'io:i. i'ixuvu imimuvi, i , , cin, e;e.. suiueieui eaiisn; uu puooeio; no cnarfc-e i - - - -
center ncxt.-thc time stioulatkl iu the ! !,,,. Boty Washer and Universal Wringer Farm ImRleme.jt.s Field and (Jar- , lnny. AJWcu I i;0R.I.
. . e . , . . - r. . t den JSeeds, A:c. iC . tn-iriUva, ounii .w .niiui .wt. , Ad lrs. M. IK.I sK. Attorney. i -'.-"
.racU tor their erection. I !e titate j . i,vm!n Travel'inT Ar't. Between oth atid itb Street. No. 7s Xar-Ha -streei N-. . rk City. ! '" ud
:-. i-ho'-on rtt the !.t-t log- aplTwlr.
1,..,,,,.,--i.;': (
con
Prison lro ps-fiv
llau:raouth,
T l.u i
'bought for per-'"
e oon. At'jy 1 1 ,
r '.r. r vll-I'ra