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f Jl "3T aw if iiiULAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! ! Everybody, an J wore too, arc going to 33. SOENASSB & CO, To buy their 3T3i.iis: Bum tts or G-Oodss at ins EW YORK: STOEE- Tbe beat urd most com I lets STOCK OF DRES & GOODS -.. n ,.i -.ii - I : i t .ill', n at the New York Store, at great!) reduced prices. We call particular attention to our new etylc of jI'S-(;.'0!j. PKINTS, i;K LA INS, tilNfJHAMS, HiiowN siii:i:tin(;. HLKACHI'D COTTONS, BALMORALS, CARPETS, CLARK'S NEW THREAD, COTTON YA .S, BOOTS AND SHOES f ki. ami prices to suit our numerous customers. large stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QLEENSWARE, WOODEN-WARE, (i Lass ware, YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS AND CATS, V. i.r.v i Unr- st,H.k of tho celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPER. PLCW. STUBBLE BREAKING PLOWS, and all kinds of CU.."! JVATCRS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C 1 ;;::,;;i'.,i.h K".iuary, loth, 170. tf. D. SCHNASSE& CO. S.. BLOOM &s OO JT 3 6 U V S. GLOOM & CO SS5?3v. ( AUD CHILDREN'S CLOTK1HC Hs.fcs, o Caps, Boot3 & Shoes, BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, T Mam Slrrct, Second Door East oj Court House. Plattsmouth, Neb. Bi?AKCH HOUSE : Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ioa. us (wiU'i'wsof WSlLHSALB ID TT G- i- i, .v i L- ivi-v m. 1 on hand (at the oM stand of White & Iiuttery) South side Main St., Plattsmouth The Largest andSi.ost Gomo3ete3 o . V t K-iii;-. Medicines. Paints. Chemicals. Lead. Varnishe. Coal Oil. Fish Oil. Machine Oil , l-:tn ';i--.r Oil. Ncatsfo.it Oil. WlnleOil. Hin-evd Oil. Lard Oil. Oil. Essential l.n . r oil. n.l x Unto variety f Notions. lViiuuiery, "" and Toilet Articles. K-smees. Flavoring Extract. Also, all the Popular : LM7 lESrTT" TL-2IESXXC;XT3'2IIS , -. j r- I'hI!. S.-..ville'sO'. Chrirti?. MrcV. M'L.iin. Bitkfr'f. AVi.Jtar' ;'' -:'k . I'uMv. li'uv Si-i'ttV. IV'rrjr l)vt'. Kotwok' lVtiit'c. Mrs. Winslow'a " L-r. itii-? li'c. ll.-U?r'ii. 1'rukc'. W'llMoe', Wwt'f, all other? in Krneral randies. Wines and Whiskies, ot't'uo I'i'i t K-r.i lc.-f aii'l "iuulitiop, eirictly for Medical purposes. DOMESTIC DYES, ii,,Ti. ;ifi Ii I k, Analine. In.liao. Madder. Extract LokwooJ. Dye Woo jj. A. .:, ... ; . . : i..i,s tiut m-t. iu the lrug or Medicine Lino. : hycicinns' Prescript ons carcful'y compounded and put up :a aii lieu s. Ail Urugs varranted fresh and pure. Call 'i-sfc; c buying. nd see what I have to sell. A. W- PROLE. r.;t:---!i.'u;li. Mar-jh - I, 1M0. wtf WW ' - .' DEALER JX Stoves, Tin, Hardware & Farming Tools ; MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, K.:tfu)c. Guttering, Spouting and Rcpairimr done. iii 3 Hhis Fir ft-Class Goods and Guaranty Not to bt ( '!' rsffr: as I am liuying of First Hands. A N. 1 P'iv.5 nnd Cultivators, iTIxts: ,V. svV.ri: to -outh Side Main Street. PLATTSMOUTH, CASS F. D. LEHN'HOFF. this oMa k & ."K littery) and RETAIL O- closing out at Cost. ReinemTxir the place City IIofc79 MiaZ IsmozzZ Ii - - Number 9. COUNTY NEBRASKA BY TELEGRAPH. THE' WAR. Paris, Ausru.it 30 Midnight. The following nfhchl m;ws has ju?t been promulgated by the Minister of the interior. The luarch of the I'ru-ianson Paris .seeuis to have hecn arrested. iMacmahon continues liis movement. There has been no serious engagement yet. Chalons has heeu evacuated entire ly by the Prussians, and railroad traint go freely now as far as lihctms. National Guards of the eine, Marne and Ai.-ne, are orgituizing to offer vior ous resistance. Persons who left Strasbourg on Friday last, say one part of the town liassufTered much, hut the garrison is supplied with plenty of provisions ai'd lnuuition.s ot war, and the citizens are determined to resist to the last. London. Aug. 31. The Standard, in reviewing the situa tion thi.s morning, says the Prussians are f-lronjr around Jthcims. Immense xuasAeA of them have pa.-sed to the northward. It is impossible to say whether the report that the King is moving on Paris with a heavy force, is true or not, and equally do'ibtful is the rumor that the French Ministers of War and the Interior have removed from the capital. The news is all uncertain and conflicting. New York, Aug. 31. The German Committee of the Ger man Democratic union iiartv, to-niirht. adopted resolutions condemning the toitcy ot iSaiioicoti in forcing war on the German teoile: they also exhorted the German people to form organizations for the collection ot money in aid ol the fund for the wounded, and widows and orphan's of the present war. Brussels, Aug. 31,1 via London, Aug. 31. ) The Kine of J'rusMa has ent the fol lowing to Queen Augusta : ARRilNNKS, Aug. 31. The Crown Prince has been iu action with the Fourth, Twelfth and Seven teenth corps and the Fourteenth Bava rian. Maemahon was beaten and driven be youd the Mense. 1'welve guns and some few thou.saud prisoners of war wrie cap tured. The French defeated the Prussians here. Fighting is going on at Armegeny. Maemahon is. or seems to be on the retreat on the Department oi" the North- J his dispatch has no date. It was filed at Brussels. Nkw York, August 31. M. Gallairdit's dispatch from Paris la-t night has little news additional to that already published. lie says Mae- uiahou has an etiective ioree. trooby ol 290,00( men, the elite of France, and that everything is now in suspense. awaiting the issue of the battle, which must soon l f'oucht in Ardcnues or along the Mense. Paris fully prepared. is cahu, and filled with patriotism. All her men and youth are ready to take up arms at once. The Prussian army is advancing on Paris by tbe valleys of the Aube and the Seine. It is compose! of nothing but the landwehr, the Prince Royal's troojw h iving turned north to meet Maemahon. Peasants along the line are seriously anuowing the invaders. London, August 31. The Prussians, conceiving that Mac- mahon was endeavoring to gain the frontier to effect a junction with Bazaine, advanced on him in three linos. The Crown Prince, south of Nancy, marched by way of Commercy, Bar le Due, St. Dizner and itry with the fourth army, under the Prince lloyal of Saxony, keeping north of Pont a Mouson. lie marched towards Chalons, at the same time observing Meiz. While Steinuietz was reinforced he proceeded through crdun to Kheims. his right sweeping the Belgian frontier, in the hope of meeting Maemahon. This German ad vance covers the country from along the Mense to the Aube, renderinar it impos sible for Maemahon to reach Metz. A di-patch from Carignan siivs cannon ading "fas heard south of that place all day yesterday and late into the night, the result ol which is unknown. The Kmperor has certainly left Carrig- nan for Sedan. London, September 1. The Bavarians are returning home and did landing Mutiny has oecured auiong some ol the regiments ol Lavar iau Iandwer. London, September 1. The Independent liJ of Rrusels, of the date of yesterday ssiys that Marshal Mcmahon, while on the higlit- of Vaux.- hicn on Tue.-day, advancing to Mnt-uit-iy, wis attacked with Germans and flung back with dreadful carnage. This regions f country is now absolutely dejmp- ulated. Jhw corresjMn.ls with the Prussian aoirount ol the aeoount ot the action nrt-ar Beumont, reported last evening. London, Sept en? her 1. A Vienna tok-grani denies that Mar shall Biitaine whs ever i-aged at Met Aaao her battle is reported at Arniig ny on the the 30th. No particulars of the results have Utn reo'ived. London. S.'itembcr 1. There is an unfounded rumor that Maemahon, in em-sing the Meii-e at Stcnay, and pu-hingfor Montmedy " he ha OCxj tun. A co!ii-ion letween him and Prince Frederick Charles is expec ted. The Garde Mobile, on the new rc miisitti n for loi i,(H)o, are hv.rrj-ing to the defense of Paris Tlie public admits the spuriousncss of the telegrams which were reccivca lately signed by Bazaine. Sliould the French Kmperor cross the Belgian frontier, the guards of tbe latter country have been ordered to demand his sword. Other severe orders have been issued for the purpose of guaran teeing the protection of Belgium neu trality. Uri.on, September 1. Serious fighting is repotted lictwecn Armigny and Jlozo. Tlie Prussians entered Carigrau at 10 o'clock yesterday. London, September 1 Noon. No additional details of Mcmahon, have yet been received. New York, Sept. 1. A dispatch from London, dated mid night, says that MacMahon was utterly routed alter two days battle and is re treating on Paris. Special to the Xcw York Time:. Paris, September 1. The fillibuster sensation story publish ed in the Eiffaro yesterday. Ins been traced to the American agents of Prussia in Paris. There are some curious reve lation; in this connection. Some old hands concerned in Confederate Ameri can plots are mixed up with the affair, as well as certain journals operating from London. The Figaro was deceived by its penchant lor canards. The combined movements of Bazaine and MacMahon have been most success ful. The strategic points have been well devised, promptly executed and dl , rected to all the weak points of the enemy; The victorj of the French v.t Cour eclles was important, as maintaining prestige against numbers. Confidence is entirely restored and a siege is ridi culed. A dispatch was received to-day from one of the correspondents of the New York Times, on the Prussian side, which represents discouragement on he in crease. The cry To Paris!" is lie coming daily fainter, and death from exposure and disease is making fearful liavoc in the Prussian ranks. Paris, September I. A dispatch has been received from the French Ambassador at Washington, contradicting the report of the depart tire of German filibusters lioin the United States. The Gaulois says that last night Mar shal Ik-lli!lyers assured members of the Club that a battle occurred at Couriel'es which resulted in a great vietory for the French. Thirty thoti-and Prussians were placed hor.s du combat. The Mouiteur declares positively that the battle of Courcclles was a decided victor' Ibr Bazaine. Cable Special to t!ie New York World. London, September 1. Prirate telegrams from Paris this morning shows that the Prussian-do not believe iu the complete defeat of Mae mahon. The opinion in London is that nothing can now prevent the siege of Paris. The French cause is desperate. Paris is again accessible from this city by way of IJrussels. Siccil to the New York TriLuno. London, September 1. The special corrcsj;tideut of the Tribune writes from Paris n Wednes day, that provisions of all kinds are al ready reaching famine prices. To-day the defences are stronger, the morale of the defenders t-till more im proved ; and it only needs the trust of the people to make Paris and France safe. Nkw York, September 2. There was a battle yesterday, very bloody and disastrous to the French troops.- The Prussians are completely victorious, and the French have taken refuge on Belgian territory. This is ofliiciaJ. Particulars soon. Bf.ri.in, September 2. The following is from the King to Queen Augusta, just made public: Si'DAN, Sept. 1 3 p. m. A battle ha raged since half pasts o'clock this morning Our lore, s have advanced victoriously. The fourth, fifth and seventh corps, and tlie Bavarians were engaged. The enemy were almo.-t entirely driven into the city. Ml NK K, Sept. 1. The Bavarian Minister has received the follor, i:,g, dated near Beaumont , on Tuesday : A Imttle has just occurred in which we were victorious. ine rreucii were driven over the Meu.-e. The first Bava rian corps participated successfully, one battalion capturing two guns:. Spcjciiil to tbe Western Tres;-. LhIokI It f tiltly ( m jr Imit. London, Sept. 2 2.3o p. m. Tlie following oiheial dispatch, dated at Bouillon, Belgium, a few miles from Sedan, thisdav. Sent. 2d. has iust been made public : The battle yesterday was very bloody, and resulted disastrously to the French, who are in full retreat on Metiers. The Prussians now occupy Givet, a few mi!os to the southeast ol' Sedan. Some ten thousand officers and soldiers of the French army were forced mto Bel gian territory, where they were required to instantly surrender their arms. Great huihIkts oi' wounded have also Ik-cii admitted into Belgium, for hu manity's sake. London, Sept. 1. Paris papers notice angrily that the Prussian victories strengthen the Loti don stock market, also that Prince Hum bert, Crown Prince of Italy, and wife, have congratulated Prussia on her suc cesses. London, Sept. 2. The following dispatch, dated Augu-t l.-t, has just been made public at Ber lin. As the success of Wednesday cov ered so wide a region, the particulars aie confused and hardly certain. It is known, however, that the Prussians have captured twenty guns, cIoycu iui traillcurs and 7,000 prisoners. London. Sept. 2 4:30 p. m. Dispatches from private sources an nounce that on Wednesday, August, 31, Marshal Bazaine undertook to cut Ju- way out from the shelter of the fortifica tions of Metz. Tlie lotttle lasted all tbe day aid the next evening, when on Thursday morning, I.e was tgai:i driven withiu the -alls. The los.--es were very Bcvere on lo:h sides. The French troops which engaged the Prussians at Atiitny, were increa.-od by reiuibreemcnts T.hioh left Pari- on the 27th and 2Sth of Augu-t for Maemahon. They were conveyed by rail from Paris to Bethel and Nian-tid.tm nee to .Montinedy. Notwithstanding the.-1 loops were fresh, they were routed by the Prussians. Special ti tbe N. Y. Tribune. London, September 2. The Tribune's special dispatch from Brussels this afternoon says : Maemahon was completely beaten and is in Sedan. The Prussian are between the frontier and the Nort hern fort res.-es. Maemahon is probably cut o" from the last road left him to Paris. Bazaine was completely beaten before Metz by Prince Frederick Charles. St. Barbe, September 1. Since yesterday foix'tioon Marshall Bazaine force has tought. the first Prussian corps, the battle ending in the hitter's retreat. Brussels, September 2. Last night the frontier guard captured disarmed and unhorsed two hundred French on Belgian territory, near Sedan. Clermont tin Argonne, September 1. The following proclamation was pub lished here to dy: Kvery persou taken by the Prussians, must, in order to be regarded as a pris oner of war, le actually a French soldier, attached demonstrably to some flag in an organized corps cf a military character, proved by military iusignia, uniform, etc. All others taken, having arms in their possession, will 1-e tried Ly a drumhead court martial, and if convicted, condemn ed to at least ten years hard labor in German prisons. Leipsic, September 2. The corporation of this city and the commercial and other civic organizations united in an address to the King of Prussia as chief ol tbe German confed eration, urging His Majesty to reject any overtures of mediation, and to prosecute the war until permanent peace can 1 secured. A similar addr :ss will be pre sented to the King of Saxony. FKLSCI! ACCl.TiJ London, Sc-ptcndior 2 10 a. m. Dispatches were received from Paris this morning, claiming that the Prussians were repulsed in their attack on Maema hon, after ten hours sharp fighting, Tlie Prussians attacked the French from the front and rear. The French captured the city guns and a great many prisoners. The Prussians are reported to have been driven towards Belgium. London. September 2 ni. Another dispatch says :i;.;l the Prus sians were victorious, but it U not gener ally knon. Paris, September 1. The Ministry has just made known the following news to the public : In the absence of ofijeial reports from the generals commanding in the north east, from Munich, a telegram was receiv ed from the various Belgian towns, unJer date Aug. 31, from S o'clock in the moruing until 4 o'clock in the afternoon, are extracted the following, which will hear tho character of probability : On the 2otJi nl' August, a series of engage ments occurred between Maemahon's army and the enemy, near the city of Mezieres. lustina: from S o'clock a. m. till X o'clock p. m. Our troops were attacked by the Prussians from theW'Kid-s of th" h ights of St. ones, a po-i'lon we had bur. rocen'ly CTa -uate l, and which th" enemy immediately occupied. The attack, which was vigorously made, at first forced our army to a re fro grade movement, but we so.,n, at 2 o'clock ;. m., t"(k the olfcn-ive again and retailed it till 7 o'clock in the even ing. when darkness put an end to our operations. After nightfall we recrossed the Mense in order to form again near Douehery, a few miles east of Mezieres. The engagements of this first day's lighting have cost us sensible losses, al though we have infiieted heavy damage on the Prussians. The infantry ol'Mame particularly distinguished itself, and per formed prodigies of valor. The Prussians ruined the town of Monzier in that neighborhood, and killed most of the inhabitants. On the next day the 31st the Prussians again took the offensive at 7 o'clock a. in., on the left bank of the Mcu-e, b tween the towns of Douzy and Douehery. Our forces retreated slowly, until Maemahon had drawn tlu Prussians into an angle formed by the ramparts of Sedan and the heights on the left side of the riv r; here the Prussians experienced very se rious Josses and were compelled on ac count of a murderous fire, to retnat; they effected this at noon, withdrawing toward Yilliniontray. After several un-sucee-sl'ul attempts, they at last suc ceeded in placing themselves on the op posite side of the Meuse. On the morning of the 31st, Maema hon cro.-sed the Meuseat Musson. This furnishes a direct contradiction of the dispatch of King William to Queen Augusta, which announced that he had repulsed the troops under the command of Maemahon beyond the Meuse. Kverything seems to indieate that the engagement will be renewed to-day, the first, in the same section of country. A Kir! ftrnlttrir.il Climax.' The Toledo Wudc says that a good story i-: told of an aspiring orator who held forth on the 4th of July at one of the many celebrations iu the "rural dis tricts" of Ohio His maiden speech, duly prepared, and the teiimg portions committed to memory, he found him-elf in a thrilling state of nervousness before the eopli. Ai! went on we'll, and he had in a meas ure recovered his self command, when he arrived at the great climax of his speech that ortioii of it in which he was to allude to the ''American Eagle." Proudly he began, and tossed off almost flippantly. "'The American Eagle, gen tlemen, that proud bird ! the emblem of our liberties, as she stands" when sud denly the rct-t of his labored smile faded i'rom his memory. Terrified at the dis covery, he gasped he nervously seized a tumbler of water, and turned it by mis tike inside his cravat, and took a fresh start with a rush of desperr.tion which bid fair to burst the bonds of his fettered imagination, and soar majestically away on the wings of the a ostropb.i-ed bird. ""The American Eaglr! the American gentle-MKN, that proud bird of oui lib erties, as she stand standing as she stands standing (with great vigor) with one foot on tin Allcghanies and the other on the llocky Mountains, and stretcius her broad wings from tlie At lantic tothc Picifie, shall stretching her broad wings w ith one toot on the ix7.-y Mountains and the oth'r one one the Allcghanie-i. xlt'iU sloill howl, gentle men and fellow citizens, iu the gluriims frrndbra of her NAT! VK air!" The Prince Imperial of Franco is 'learning the ca-e. " Who knows but he may need a trade ere long? Soft so:ip, in some shape, pleases all ; and generally speaking the more lye you put into it the letter. RiVlit hinnrl. We learn from a Jjeavenworth paper that th Kansas City people have mostly given their domestic animals surnames, -o that they may look all right on the cen-usiist. Tbe same paper also says: The Kan-l-ss City papers say that they want an other month to take the muish in. They hae hitherto only counted ail the peo ple who came in by the cars, and now they want a n;r.n to count them as they go out. Time's getting short. Detroit is building a magnificent city hall, which is to have in its tower a town clock, with faces to 1-e brialliantly illu minated at night. The fras will be lighted liiid turned off by machinery connected with the clx-k itse!f. This will ' s i arranged as to light the gas at dusk and turn it off at daylight through out the varying soasons of the year. Some bad boys in Oshkosh, Wis., put a hornet's nest under the cushion of the sof in a church pulpit 1 ist Sunday morn ing, and wh ii the minister Fat duwn af ter reading the hymn, he got right up without l.eiiig told He said he did not feel like preaehipg that morning, and the audience went home wondering. A Constantinople paper gives quota tions of female slaves : A negro woman in good health bring almut $1;0; a Circassian girl of twelve, $1,000; and of sixteen, $4,000. A visitor t-i Niagara Fails says if ilic Niagara rocks wear away as fast as his rock did during his visit, there won't be any falls left by and by. In the life of every woman there are two grand epochs at which the is willing to tell her age when she is sixteen and when one hundred. Limisville Courier Jtt'irnal. The bachelor Professor of O-kaloosa College was invited by a friend to call at his house and see his oldest daughter. who had just come home. Professor was a little surprised, when, with blocked boots, slick hair, and generally pproeed up turnout, he ma le his appearance and was introduced to a young lady aVmt twenty-four hours old. He always a-ks how many daughters a man has before he goes to see the "oldest." An Indianapolis highwayman was re cently outwitted by a brave girl of that city : She was retui ning home about dusk alone in a buggy. She drove along leisurely, her horse drooping his head in a contented manner. Ail at once a man jumped out from a corn field near by and took her horse by the head. She looked at him in surprise. "I would like to ride with you. Miss," he said. "Most any one would," she replied, surveying him steadily. Taking the presence of mini for consent he dropped the bridle rein and took a step toward the carriage. That instant the brave girl touched her horse with the whip, giving the man a sharp cut across the face, and before he could recover hi.n-elf he was knocked down by the buggy, which, with his in teuded victim, soon disappeared. STOVE AND is. rn. laralvre and ArSeialtural InsjiioisiciJlH, STOVES, TIK, SHEET IRON, BSASS, STFEL Of a!l kimls anJ sizes, which we warrant the Are exclusive Anoits in this cr.ur.ty f.ir the f.i!c ot Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal or Wood Cook Stove Give us a call w will not he un lero!J Main street, next door east of the Man onio Illock I'LATTSMOUTH. NT IC I J 1 1 A H H A mutt We Call The Attention of the Public to Our Stock of Cry Roods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes. That we nre juit rocelvintr. We buy our goid"a ami will aim hy low prices, fair ileal ing R!vl rooi Lumber! Lumber! Lumber! The Undersigned Want To Take Lumber from their Yard at the following Prices: Common Lumber from $2S to $3) per thousand ft. Shingles : ....from $3 to $.0. And other Lumber, Doors, Sash, fcc, in proportion. unelldwtf II Heaviest Stock of Goods in the West I No Rents and no Interest on Borrowed Capital to be Made off Customers! OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN THE CITi. IE. GK DOTE Y North side of Main Street, hetvreen Second and ThirJ. takci i'iire In oth nirins to FABMBBS MECHANICS that he has the largest and be.-t f elect! ftoek cf Provisions,, NOTIONS &C, ever brought to the city of Plattsraooth. TO --rESES He would Fay that he can fill orders lit cheaji Ur any houne wwt of diieao. H rs;"S Direct STr-osa ssiJitsci'ci3?G'cs3, nn 1 ho? no middlemen's profits to add to hi ircojj. He do "on OWN' CAPITAL nd in hi own huiMine. coneniintIy he can riv his euUtneir the -f irot1 of rent ud iitert"on inve!tiiirijt iu the way of It will cost you nothinp to look t thm. whether yon Kay or not. IV xsrnininr tbe Trice Keiiarjle" jou ill be able to ttl waeu otrr i-nrtles tiJfaTortu iiidie ynu. jjdltf Wholesale mes5 Liquors & sranaies DOUBLE AK"C5IIS Bsst quality of Cigars and Tobacco aiways on hand. All rdcrs XTomptly attended to. MAIN STREET. ONE DOOR WEcT OF THE RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE. Th "SUNNY SIDE" ha bn removej to the rear of the Wholesale Room. auir-Iwtf Legal Notice. In tbe IHstrict Court '2 1 .Iti ii"il District within siii !T Caiw county, etra;Ka. A. L. Brown, hukel sini'T. ion-risi'int. lielt?n'Sriiu. wn take Notice th t A. L. Ur"wn Flaintitl in th:s action on the lTtiiday of Aucu't lsTii. filled his I-ctition in the oiS'-e of the Clerk of the Pistrict Court of 21 Judicial Li-trict within and for lor Cass county, Nebraska, the object nd praver of said petition i- to obtain a decree to remove a cloud on i'laititiff'" titl" o the S .j .f S W .fsec. Kl in T U N of k 14 K Vir a cirtniTi mortntre civen bv Henry R ' An b-rsonto saiil Luke Palmer on said tract. f i land, on or about the Z'A day of Ar-ril lio. which inortitaee haJ oeen paid an 1 satisnoa exccp-injj smiut the sum 5-ii.oo. and prnyinK that eaid l fendant tnpy be required to receive said puin. and relca-esai 1 niortRape. or that said money may be paid into Court, and said mortci.c derl.-.rod null anil void, andthe cloud on Plaintiff title to to said tr.'i' tsot land eauci trn-rt-i'v inayic rctno ve.-l. You are -cuirvd t answer said pets- : tii.n on or before the 3-1 ilay of i October. 1""". j A.b. BIWWN. Ey MiiTELt & CiiAritAX, Atty"?. at:Ku-4 j TIIT STOEI DUKS & OO., trbulefcie aadiR-ijil dmler icj PLO W S test in tlie lunrkct. u Queetisware, Motion! Hats and Caps. low as they can he Lu 1 in the uiurkvt fur CASH rood-, to .l-as k1! who will furor us with a cull. JJlermcsii V Son, Irs. jl jn I Dealer in Getting Carried. TfSAYS FOR YOl'XNi; MEN. on the d .Lj li4.'hTsof lio'ije. nod the jroprit5 or impro priety ot'petri'iR Married, with sanitary help for those who feel unfitted f ir matrimonii-! hup I iness. S.-nr free insealed envdopa. Addrerd UhWAkD A.ss'jCIATI'JN. Box vnpl p 1'IF.I Tl.YG TLA T TSMO VTH TYILLFIND ("C'-DSTKLIN ACC0MM0DA Tlo.S AT III Farmer's Feed Stabl v. CWnt.r of H'siti Vine Ptrcc t Oui C.t':. North of the Presbyterian Church, PI tiiuu th e jru ha. UATIZ.s .fe DcGARMO. A GOOD CH FOU A GOOD BARGAIN Iinvin? coinplctcd (he plattintr nnd r ir ; of my ( lU'kE'rii Addition to the City ol l'lin n.oulh. 1 uiu uow prepared to rv'A in hf Addition .it r""oriaI!c one half M-ii domn: the ot!o ot'c year, at ten per ci tit. iti from da'e of pur- Ii until ti (y uior:-a.e on the properly. n'o . 1 1 r: : let- .tin' I'.i he S. l'l !v Dc.natio;i to Churclia ill ei-.-e to the f. iiioi;,.- r. iiiou-: ieio niti"n-!. v ir : To ! IVip.'i To tlie ( .run To the Mi th' To the ( :,'?. t Ch rr.. lot 1J i'l !! ,; :7 ; i" r, i! I'liim li. lot J in bl-icU J-: -t Chur.-h. l-.r 1 iti bin. It 1J; CJfircb. lot in l....-k :!': .1 I'litir,.',. lot 1 in -k !: to the r oii- tlie !'re-li teri io t hnre!'. lot 1 m lil.n k 1 1 To the ("iri-'i.iii Chureh lot i : v.i !.!.. !: " ; To the Lutheran Cbuii 'i lot 1 in hi ek J'.; in tnv Ad liii"ii to the t'ityof Pin; tsmoii t ii, up. m the "!!. vriii; -on 1.0. ns. vi: l !in' thevli iM er"i t mi ' lid lot-1, a iibovc ilon tte.l, u -iiiiabli buibliiiK tor publi.- wor-hip. wi'hin livn yean from lillK dure ; and, m ejleo ot lMllll'-e oil th pal t ot' -J.-iid I ili ;-.-b '-; I hu relies to im:h.! y i it n ntxtv-e e.'lvlit i oi. ib.'ii and ill that r:i- the lot or lots fluili revert O inc. .;. ;i:Ki Donation io Public Schools. J ueri'V do;::ite for t'' ue f Put. lie I'N'ii't .-'.bo. .Is. Lot Jo in I.b k f. . hi the iiom'i si.le ..t Willi Sf'-et. Kill l.et !'l j ' ! . ; o '.:f V m in 'r.'.l, in my ml-iii i i Plaitsu.ouib. . on I Io i to (be t itv r. ll K IO. 5,000 Acres cf Laud for Saic in th coutify. AIho, I(i;us. and Lk(j- in thi-' ci:y. lit low price. Particular utteution 'i ti t" tbe '.!) i.iif :m: i scllitir of ra! e'-ite, exMioinin! titles. nd n y - inr taxes for Hon I wijeritc. S. J't KK. 1.. .... i :.-....... a . Let for Ten Dollars. 1 will ?el to p.ir!! iieirou: ol Luil'llIlK nnd improvise. '!' ef tfi" lots in the lutooiiii'd lio in my 1 liti"n to I'litt-tnouth. t ten dollar; Pt lot. nodcr tiie t.i.'l.tTitiit finbtinn.., vi: The per.oti purbi-'iiiK ill t re-iiiril to build i n tbe lot pur-bus 1 a riwellitiK house of tlie follow inr dirunfioii. to-wit: '1 he hojso to be not le" thmi 14X-4 tet, with story not lower than fe-k 1 he frame iiiiihI lie koo.1 met sultut!Hl; bou el I hint'."l; foundation either of brick or etotie. There inii't be kiteh en. of net les.- tbori 10x14. liuil lit:r muff bo complete! on or before January lt. l7o. Will ijive a bond for a Jed to tb- party who buys as so. -ii pur -.hne i iu ie.Rii.l tipim complyiim with the a bow i n iiti .ns, i)l ive a g.n.. and u!?ieie!it Wurretity ilee-J. rSeb4"tioriK tuny be uiade fiouitbe ueeoinpany in(t list: l.ot 6 ai;d K iu Mock S : L t K i;i blot 1. 4 : I. i t !4 in bio. k K':Lot 9 in bloeU.H; Lot 1 i-i blo' k 2o: L" . m and 14 in blot k ::1 : i...' in block Lots 2 ;in i H in Mock :!: Lots un.i 11 in block Ji; L-l in bio. k S. Lois 1 end IT in block JS; Luts i uuU7 in block 2''; Lot I in block S. Dl'KK Plattsmouth. Aug. 2t'tf. Wice in Conrl llou-e ShcrifT's Sale. John Rallantine. Willimi! HhIIhihuic A Geo. T. .Mi Khv, Order of pali' v. Tvri,, Frenell. J)TICEIS HKRERY IVKN. that I nil I i.1 oiler tor sale t public auei inn, m tlie front dior of the CouM Houife in 1'lat iniou b. fuss county. Nebrarkt. ou Mou lay. itie ..ih .in ..1 ? ptenjlr, t one o'tloe i , r. m ., of s i I d . I ! following real intate. ti-wit: .A certain irn". house one cd oue-bnif stories l iii'n. s.i'i it. "ii tie ti'iiih w't quarter of se.-iion M. tii sl.iji No. 10, rrire No 11, mi l two nercs ol (TToucI in tbe center of hi -h sjid h'.ii i "-itu ted. tkei us the pnipery ,,f J.;in, y reiii h. m an execution iu in or of Jo'iii Ii tlii'iitioe, Wil ll:ui! ii illniiiine tud t'eo. T. .McKay, ixriied by tiie llerk of tbe Diflxict Jiun ol (tie e unity it Casv. uud to Luc direld e sbentl ot said county. , Dated Au-uii ?4b. A. I..7f J. W. JOHNSON. Sb'ff. Cass C. Neb. SuikmruH 4 KlCHKu-iok. Atty's. for I'lliV. llg'J,IW I. Sheriff's Sale. Jaie J. MoDto, 1 v -Eiecutiou. Sarrnel II . Elbert, ef. ul.) NOTICE i hereby rjv n. tfcfct I will ,ffcr i i ie t uMie smctinti. t tb front dooro! tbe CVmrt llol:ein l'lMt.ii.,u b. on the 13tb dnv of Sep: era her. A . 1. IsTu. at 1 oclo-k. P. M.. of KJd day. the followitc noil eftaie. to fit : The s .u;b -at narli r ( ' ' ol pecrion No tbirty i in township No. e!een ill) north, r ioc- No twelve IJ). east of t!i Sixth I'rificiiel Meridian, situate in Cii un'y. Netimka. taken a tin proKtrty ot James J . M i.:j , on au ene utioii in fa cor ot S.tiuuel II. Klbert, tt. ul.. i'j-ue.l t.r the Clerk ofthf iJisiri-i Court, within ntid fir Ca- couatj , end lo Uic directed a ln rifl of said couri'y. t'iven under toj ujd tLi- tli day f Auku I A. P.. ir'ti. J. V,'. Joll .-oN. u(r 1 i '). bhriiif of Jh Co. No If hereby given 1 hut .a the 'Si. t day of July, A It. JSTo. one (Jeiiipe 8iraoi left fit ray ih. 1c a 'isbt Imy inure, with heavy tail nnd itia'ic. ni tnost sit years old and iiboul 14 bxtid-. hifii. with the letter Y brmijed on tbe left r'ide of the neck, evidently stoieu. The oirtj.'r. mi ay ret his property by all i jr at my 'ubie in I'l'itn moutb. Cas eouutv and pto. i..jf properly and payii'if eharifi-ii. iu!y)wit" J. W. S'himihi Eiirari SaisSXaiy Aid A ca!ioi. For the KIi-f r.c ' ur-of th En irip .Ld i'n 'orlurfclc, on Principle id Cbn-iimi rbiion: t-r ,J r. jfsRyron'he Err.r- of Yonth. arel Ibe Fliie. of Ate, in relation to Marriive auj ciaj Kvils. witn fAniix.ry aiii or 'oe .:. Si n: -ree. in S 'Ji ;.:i:,. '..i.j. ri'W AJiil Sei(J CIATION, liox P. Fhi:J. ipbux. ?. mylwly ft Si I VS. 'I'AKEN "P and impounded by ftse sub-eribrr 1 at his farm io Li uivill Prerinet. Cass co. Nebra-ka. on ii'. tb d iy ot AurJ't 1H70. Oue bay eolu su p'ei to b ore yer obi. branded "S" on toe left shoulder, blate in tb forehead, white hiad let: vnUit KICHARD LEtTIsi. Legal fiotice. Id tbe Ilislriet Court '.A Jtiiji'ial Dirtricf ithin and fir Cas eoun'y. Nebr-ki. Cb:.ries s. Achrson, I'lanitilT. I Nii'e of v. V tro.tion t" John C. MeCletlHt .1. luf.-n-li nt. ) i!es-tv.-. To John C. VeCleliHiid. ii'n-reiiierit, del. ri ant.jou are hereby mi ified that intbelTtli day of Aaut. 1 170. Churl"- Aebexon, plaint ill" herein. Sled a iiiot ion in sail Court to revive :i judf-men? obtnii.e 1 .tcai.".! you iu caid urt. i-t the 4tb day of June, J4). f,r the mm of til"v30 ttnd 11. nicosts. You are ri4uireii ?os:i"w eaure by the 1st day of the in xt term of Iii-; i ("xrt. in and fur ftid "ounty. hciiifr the -t Moudiiy of November, ivo, wb"saidjii'fprii' i!t. sbojld cot be revive.j, MAXWELL & CiiA I'M AN. olMw8 A.'y's. for r-iainLifT SlisrifF's Sale. C. W. Lymnn Co..) atrai'ft Rufus Clark ) "V'OTICE ish-reby riven tun- I will off. i. sle at publie au'-tior., at the front .i. the O.urt If ou-e in Plattsmouth. Ca. e-. Nebiasks, on tbe Sit a day of ei'ci.i t.r r. . 1T', at me o'lock r. n. "f said d-iy. Ai ritrht title and interest of Kufus Ciark. i dant in and to Jot No. four it' in 1,1 . thirty-five and the i.-jibiitit' situate th in pursuance of decretal order t the Iii Court of tbe 2d Judicial District wit'nit, Cass county, Nebrarka, r' n ierere.l at 'ii A il jourue.l April term. A.JJ..1KTO, and o:i th day ot J uly A. 1 11. (j. and me direct. Sheriff ol no id County. J. W. .!' )i VS' .Sheriff, t'ii- ".. Maxili. k Cliii-MAk. Ally's, for PIS'. ii ti' ed IV 12 It G" &. VecpingTA'atcr Nebraska. DKALKKS IN Dry Oi.mla. Groeerie.-?, Hardware, It' :eiii'.7.1i' Loot-, i nd .Shoes. jlat--. and C.iit-, Ajrri'-jlf jrnt rrnplimen of t.!l 1 t -. i - . Weir rr,f "'l X I." ..'ultiv!i..rs. t'tii 'i (,'orn I'lanter. (Jrundetour and Pnneetoti Plows. ,Vc ,':c o..'-ii nniuni. ull of which weotfer to the pjohc at tho owe.-t retail prices. All Goods Warran e.7. As Represented, ?-Out constant aim will be io r v s;i Put' ' it will be tr. the po- -itive :ii!vs:i(;i of every i-' nior in tne w i(er;i an. I ..fnirrn p..r:i'M o i eourity ti make t ! i i -- i he :ir beji.l- i -.-ter : for t.i i in'--. Hi. i-:i, tihoj. Wer ptn.T Y.'ater-, t. i. We rr- ai- :it'n; i.,r MoWC ', lr! tnd Thrashirs Maeiiitivx. at7t i.1 . 5 I i i Off s --f -7 v-.y . - 1 UfcBk t,