FAiTORYVlLLB MILLS!
ON THE
SOUTH WEEPING WATER.
XXXX At$2.50persacL
XX FI.OLR 2,00 per SACK
Bran Sbart "5cU. per lOfClt.
rae AS abort. Extra GooS'd 100!b 1 00 pw
Corn meal $ 25 per hundred pound.
FLOUR Exchanged for
Wheat as usual.
Wheat and Cora (round on Toil
e"ix'p tcit I taken mtiifv all tco mW
10,000 Bushels of Wheat and
20 000 Bushels Corn
W. E, SIIELDO . Agent.
FoblO lAwtf.
., uNQUEsuoyAiiLr the it f.st sus
tained woj:k of THE A'ND IS
THE WOULD."
Harper's Magazine-
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more delightful travels are printed in the
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t-S'its from eighteen to eighty. Its srientitiic
papers, while sullieiciitly profound to demand
the attention of the learned, are yet admirably
adapted t the popular understanding, and de
signed as in 11 eh ' to defuse correct information
concerning eiirrent ssientitie discovery as it
rould be if it was the organ of the " .Society for
llic DefTusion of Useful Knowledge. Ihe
jrrat design of lURrKU'A Mao.izhk is to give
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the great mass of the people. There arc few
intelligent American families in which lln
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tance; or. six copies lor 1U uo. without extra
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lust uSice.
AdJresi
H4.RFER BROTHERS.
New Yor i
Legal Notice.
To Albert Mitchel. non-resident, defendant,
take notice that yon have been sued by Win. M.
M Clung before A. K. Jenks, one of the Justices
cf tlie Peace in and for Ca s county. Nebraska,
an order of attachment was issued ag.iin-t your
i r. j crtv fi.r S'i-"'.7"i and cost not to exceed $.oo.
mi I plaintiff will take judgment by default
f-.rsaid claim mi 1 costs, unless you answer on
tne j.'.th dav of January. A. D. 171. at ten o'clock
A. M. at -uid Justice Office in couth Bond pre
cint. Cuss county, Nebraska.
U.e 2i lt.70. wJ. A. M A R RLE.
Atty. for Plaintiff.
"SHOO FLY"
Don't Bodder hlorrison"
For Ho is Too Busy" Waiting
cn Customers.
HORRISOK'S "SM0O FLY,'
MEAT MARKET
0n Door Ea-'t of tha Court'IIou if tba I'laaa
1 1 cet all kinds of
II has f:tte,l up the f nest Market in the Stat,
and keeps nothing but the best of
Meats. Meats delivered in any
Quantities on special
contracts.
Ilishcst I'riees Taid for
F A T C A T T L
Doa't Forjet to Plare,
Morrison's "Shoo Fly."
UdJwt
H'JW IS IT
O'Nells' Trade is Increasing!
tscau. he Cuts and Makes up the beet suit
of Clothe in the West.
II has just received a new stock of
If I ;V T BR GOODS
Which consists of Baa vers. Chinchellas, Treoti,
Miltuns. and Fancy Casimeres,
Ail of which ho will make up cheap for eath
aorriif
pr.OBATE NOTICE.
Whereas, iiustavus Pchnnsse has made appli
rt ion for Letters of Ad ruin is; rat ion on the estate
"f August Tielr. deceased. Itite of Cass couuty.
Nebraska, notice is heieby (riven to all parties
iVeri -; d. that said application will be heard on
:e Jlst uay of December. A. D. H70 at 10 o'clock
A.M. A. L. CHILD.
d?eSw"t. JeJn dProh
Estray Notice.
Taken up hy the subscriber, in Rock Rla3"
rrcinet. Cass county Neb., on irth of Nov..
're rcl steer, crop oti' the left ear. and under
uit in the right; one year old last fpring. Also:
"ne rcnn heifer, with undcrbit in the eft car.
m other mark or brands perceivable; oua year
oil.
deeliwSt mo3 Bsbgek.
T. F. WHEELER.
Sunday School MissioNary.
f' r Nchrajika.and Southwestern Iowa. Attends
b establishing and supplying Sunday school,
larties ordering supplies can send money iui
drafts or Post Office Orders, addres
T. F. WHEELER.
Civ. Nebraska;
.F
REIUIIT TRANSFER.
The undersifrned is prepared to transfer
freights between Plattsmouth and East Platu
mouth rn short notice and reasonable terms.
mayj;.!tf. W. J. WHITE.
CARPENTERS A JOINERS. Are prepare
to do work in itood Myle, on short notice, and
Vf cheap a the cheapest. filjop. corner ol
liaioui, i KouilU streets. au(f31dtf.
V
CARPENTER AND JOINER, will do r.II
-k 111 his line on short notice and in the best
f. Contrictis for building made r,n rea-ona-terrt.
Shot' "so bl.'.k mr.'h of (-'I,.m.. VrO-
"Wholesale
and
DOOM. EH.O. i CO. ar mIHds for oh:
Ber t Coffer
"A" .Sufc-ar,. ...
;' do
Brown do
Best Peaches..
Apples
cyrup, V pal...
do r' ...
do " ...
Coal Oil. " ...
Dry Ooods at JDoom, I2ro. Co.
Hoolr, and Shoes at Doom's.
Notions at Doom's
D. 6IMPS0N,
J. D SIMPSON ifc CO.,
Forwarding and Gommission Merchants
Agents oMhe Omaha & St. Louis 40" Line Packets
Plattsmouth," TJeb.
We are new oocopyiag tb room formerly occupied by E. T. Duke i Co., and ar d
Korwarding and Commission Business,
Ware Hucie attached, we can furcUh all the storage wanted.
All eoodt aent in our care will receive
PROMPT ATTENTION,
and goods distined for Ashland. Lincoln, and the Blue River, will beforwardoj without delay.
UAtl AM SEE US.
oberSJJtwtr.
S, BLOOM & CO.,
PL A'
swa j
tf 0
BOYS A.VLf CHILDRESS CLOTlll.YG
IIat3 and Caps, Boots and Alices,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, E.C.
ain Street. Second Door East of the Court House
RANCII HOUSE Broadway. Council Bluffs Iowa.
DEALER IX
Stoves, Tin, Hardware & Farming Tools ;
ALSO
Manufacturer of Tin & Sheet Iron Ware
RooSne. Gutterinc. Spouting and Repairin; doco.
J am Selling First-Class Goods and Guaranty Not to b
Undersold, as 1 am'IJuying of First Hands.
A. No. 1 Tlowf and IVitiTators. e'.os in out at Coit. Remember tb plaee
7 la in t. ncx to Vitt Hotel
WESTERN MARKET.
F. W. Morrison,
Has just opened his New
Western market.
Cmrrt'r Jfm'n and C'h. Streets, (White
JrStir.i old stand.) where he proposes
to supply the people with
All Kinds of Meats, Game &c,
At the lowest price toins. Call and fee him.
de:24dtf.
PI.1TTSMOUTII MILLS.
C. HEISEL, Proprietor. Ilavinft recently bof l
repaired and placed in thorough runninir order.
liit.ntKl lr.sh? Is of Wheat wanted itnmeiiateiy
! r '!; th !:tjl;rr ir..r': -t :riee w;:! b- r'3,:'
3
and Hetail
H.GS3H.
4 It. for $1.00
.ft
1 00
" 2
l.w)
l.(MJ
1.00
l.W
".I'.bb
...l.S,
... .iit
A. LAZENBY.
NOTHING.
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Plattsmouth, Nebra
MCfi9.t.s9niai9li
Veeping Water Nebraska.
DEALERS 15
Dry Coods.
Virarerie..
Hardware.
Vurensware.
Boots, and Shoes.
. - , Hats, and Caps.
AsTiuIt'iral Impliments of all kinds. Weirar
I A L Cultivators. Union Corn Planter
ijrandetnur and l'liutrtmi Plows. Ac Ac ndiuf
tatam. all of which we ofler to the public at the
ow est retail prices.
All Goods Warranted
As Represented,
. 9On" constant aim will be to sell so low'1"'
it will be to the positive advantage of every
mer in the w stern and central portion o Cn
county to make this their head, tiarters for trad
' . . . KKED. RROS.
: t; mir W ater, t t. ISTO.
e arc also nirentu lor Mower. Reaper.,
no . rahinc Machines. apTwtf
J. IV.
WISE,
General Life. AcciJent. Fire. Inland andTrans
lnsuranoe Afrent. Will take risks at reason
able rates in the most reliable Companies in the
I nited States Office opp- site the Court House,
i i : : '.:. N--bm'i i . -tcsvjitf
MERK
LOCAL IEWS-
There were over twentj- teams, anJ a
corre.pornling number of men, enairi d
iu tsking ice frmn the river to day, for
use next summer.
Forty female women were brought Le
foro the Recorder's court of Omaha a few
days since.
The Senatorial contest hi Is fair to Le
a lively one. The hoti.ls of Lincoln are
crowled '"headquarter:," at the Tieh
nur House.
The city of Plattsuiouth is not exactly
on the ' verge of bankruptcy." She is
still able to settle co-ts in a Justice's
court, for her favorite officers.
The city has made all the improve
uients demanded on public property, and
improvements on private property have
been commenced.
A wire was stretched to-day connecting
the telegraph office of the Railroad de
pot with the one under the Herald
office.
Our Lincoln advices of to-day indicate
a majority of both Houses in favor of
the re-election of 'Jen. Thayer to the U.
Later advitvs from the front indicate
that the Rogers star is in the ascendant
icale and all the ants are locking to him.
He will yet make land if he keeps a stiff
upper lip.
Mr. Martin of Council liiuffs, is in the
city with a patent stove p'Pft damper for
sale. It is a new an 1 novel arrange
ment, and the one which we have works
admirable. Is is called the " Burdick
Damper and Vcntillator."
Geo. Carroll, son of John Carroll, a
wealthy farmer who resides a few miles
south of this city, was arrested by officer
Williams yesterday, on the charge of at
tempting to pass a $l!0 counterfeit bill.
He was committed by Judge Childs for
examination before U. S. Commissoncr.
The bill is an exact fact similie of the one
which 'Vui. Lincoln attempted to pav
some timesdnce, and for which he is now
serving out his time in the Penitentiary.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr
Potter, the new partner in the Omaha
Republican, whi'c ia Lincoln. Mr.
Potter will assume editorial charge of
the paper about the 20th int. , and if we
are not very much mistaken in the man
he will, to use a we-teni phrase, "sdiow
aa ugly quill-" He is a man in the
prime of life, and has spent most of his
life in the newspaper field.
Look out for accidents on the river.
1). N. Johnson's team broke through
the ice this morning, but fortunately got
out without damage. Johnson thinks it
will pay him to kt his team stand in the
stable.
Prize candy packages h-ive been de
nounce 1 bv moralists as an incentive to
sramblin. Prom a financial point of
view they are certainly a poor invest
ment, for any person having the least
particle of common rcne must see that
a majority of purchasers must be victim
ized if an occasional one gets a big re
turn for liis money. Worst of all, how
ever, is th quality of the confections
furnished. At Lfayettc, Indiana, the
other day, a farmer bought a "prize
package," and gave it to his children
They Boon became violently sick, and the
alarmed father took the remaining candy
to a physician for analysis. The result
was the discovery of a quantity of aeetnte
of zinc, a deadly poison when tr.kcn in
large doses. In the ca-e above men
tioned no lives; were lost, but a warning
wa3 given which should not be disre
garded by those disposed to try their
luck and their stomachs at the same
time. Cinciunutt Gozrtle.
Amoni the sermons preached last Sun
day in New York we notice one upon
Free Masonry. We suppose Free Mason
ry is often tou,h upon in the pulpit; and
know that lorig since a Christian Cn
vention met in Cincinnati ro resolve
against it d put it down. We there
fore rerrard this sermon of Rev. W. F.
Chrke as'remaikaMo. boeiu-e it is aple a
for Free Masonry. Now the secret and
the purpose of this nwlent order is en
tirely unknown to us. We have known
mor? bad men who wore not Masons
than bad men who wore. We have
never been murdered by the Ma.-ons,
though our grandfather did tell us that
Morgnn was. We have never suspected
that the Free M.ion was very much
better, or worse than anybody else. And
we are not tony to know from this
preacher that keeping a secret is not
crimnal, that business firms arc secret
societies, and banks, and homes, and
churches, and almost everything wherein
individuals combine for mutual strength
ening and aid. Mr. Claike assures the
public that "Masonry is eventually a
a social, charitable, and moral order."
He ouht t know, an 1 we hope that it
is all exactly so. We have no reason to
think otherwise. Germantoicn Chroni
cle. Ladies should read newspapers. It is
a great mistake in female education to
keep a young lady's attention devoted to
only the fashionable literature of the
day. I you would qualify her for con
versation. you must give her something
to talk about cive her education with
the actual world, with tlie outer world
and its transpiring events, urge her to
read newspapers, and become familiar
with the present character and improve
ment of our race. History is of son e
importance, but the past world is dead,
we have nothing to do with it. Our
thought? and our concerns shall be for
the present world, to know what it is,
and improve the condition of it. Let
her have an intelligent conversation con
cerning the mental, moral and religious
improvements of our time. Iet the
gilded annuals and poems on the center
table be kept part of the time covered
with weekly and daily journals. Let the
family men, women and children, read
newspapers.
A new Democrat paper, at Newport,
Ind.. is to be managed by "Jump &
Whalem." The firm think themselves
able to dispense with the specialty of a
"fighting editor."
Mrs. Mary P- Rrooks Mother of the
late Preston S. Rrooks. and sister of
Chancellor Carroll, of South Carolina,
died recently ia that State, at the age of
96 years.
At Duxbury, Massachusetts, a monu
ment to Miles StandUh is to be erected
on "Captain's Hill."
Impudence. Nothing carries a man
through the world like a true, genuine,
natural impudence. Its counterfeit is
pood for nothing, nor can ever eupiKjrt
;:--'t"
t nitric ol n Mlitrviit;; .'Irtii.
A Mr. Kvarts. who got lot amid the
mountain of Calif! ruin, wanderi-d about
for manj days, and was finally discovered
when nearly perishmg for want of food,
had strange fancies come over him to
ward the !at of his wanderings, which
are thus described :
"He does not admit of the idea that
he was deprived of sound mind, but at
the same time fancied that he had plenty
of company ; thought his iit;ht leg w.-;s
one man, his left another, his arms two
others, and his stomach a fifth, thought
they were good fellows, and was sorry he
could not give them all they wanted to
eat. He was surprised that when this
tles were to be dug, fires made, wood
brought, and meals cooked that they
would not help him. Everything he ate
tasted good except grasshoppers. His
stomach had not been educated up to
that point. He frequently ate raw fish,
and esteemed them delicious; caught
one snow-bird, and had a rare meal ;
chased a toad for two days, but without
capturing it. In his dreams lie used to
cook some of the most delicious meals he
erer aie in his life."
A colored mail carrier in Virginia was
recently well shaken by a man for kick
ing his dog. "Look a heah, Massa,"
said he, "you'd better be keerful how
you shakes dis chile ! cos when you
shakes me you shakes de whole of de
United States; I carries de mails."
"This is nice" butter, my boy," said a
country store keeper to a twelve year old
urchin who had brought a pailful of
that article to market "nice butter.
I'll take ail your mother has to sell."
"I don't believe she'll sell any more,"
said the boy, "cause I heerd her say she
wouldn't sold this, only a rat fell in the
cream, bo the didn't want to us-e it her
self." Holmes gives the following splendid
type of innocence : "One of my rriends
had a little marble statuette of cupid in
the parlor of his countrj' house bow,
arrow, wings and all complete- A vis
itor indigenous to the region, looking
pensively at the figure, asked the lady
of the house if that was a itatoo of' her
deceased infant ?
Poor Jenny Lind ! Her vagabond
husband has at length run through the
splendid fortune with which she retired
from the lyr c stage, and she i3 com
pelled to teach music for a livinc The
ill-matched pair have separated by mu
tual consent, and the spendthrift must
shift for himself.
Book canvassers may not be aware of
the fact that a five cent revenue stamp
is required to be attached to every signa
ture in thsir books' the agreement to
purchase being considered a contract.
Paris cats a thousand horses a day
which accounts for the patient equine
iiairy with which she endures the rigors
of the siege.
The iute-bug being fairlv established
in the business of catinz the heads off
Ea-tf-rn chignon-wearers, "India rubber
jewelry" next come to the front, an!
proceeds remorselessly to poison the ears
ofNew Hampshire bells. Pcrsevcrence in
weiring onamcnts of that material gives
to the aural organs of tne unhappy girls
the appearance of section of diseased
liver. The most energetic efforts have
thus far failed to make this peculiarity a
favorite with the fashionable world: and
the "jewelry " is therefore falling into
disuse.
Tony Vvillerhas his sympathizerswhen
he says "She's got hold o'some inwen
tion for grown up jeople being born
again, Sammy: the new birth I thinks
they calls it. I should like to see that
system in haction, Sammy. I should
rery much like to see your mother-in-
law born again. Wouldn't I put her out
to nure !
The fashionable feminincs of Gotham
are able to dilute their moderate supply
of brains with absinthe at twenty-live
cents a glass.
In wi?zerland, a milkmaid who is a
good singer gets more salary than others
because under the influence of music cows
"give down" better and give more milk.
An Omaha milk man is trying to hire
Pare pa Rosa and Kellogg to sing around
his pup.
Pious paferfamilies, to prodigal son,
returned for Thanksgiving: "Why,
John, you're not going to bed yet? We
will have prayers presently." John,
innocently "Thanks father; but I
make it a rule never to take anything
after dinner, now."
Phe.ps Paine,
GEN'L INSURANCE ACT.
PLATTSMOUH, NEB.
Represents some of the most reliable Compan
ies in ihe United States.
Office cne dcor
stairs.
east of the
Court IIousc. up
jan7.1A wlf.
Sr.50 iM-rHonili, The best sellm hook
ever published. Agents who soli our new work,
PLAIN HOME TALK
AND
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
have competition. There never was a book
published tike it. Any body can sell it. Every
body wintsit. Many agents nre now making
from SVmj to C-tO per month selling; thi.- wonder
ful book. 4 page Descriptive Circular sent free
on application. We want good uve Agents :
men who cr.n fully appreciate the merits ol the
work, and the fact that it meets a universal
wa t. Agents, who desire to do good as well aa
make money. Ad less
WELLS Sc COFFIN,
4-!2 Hroome Street. New Tork.
Deember22 w4t d Tijr Saturday.
L
EGAL XOTIDE.
Maxwell A Chapman vs. Miles
Brown and
Ameli i lirown.
In the District Court. 2d Judical District in and
for Cass County. Nebraska.
MilesBrown and Ame ia Drown, non-residents,
defendants, will take notice that Max
well .v Chapman, the plaintiii did on the 1st
day of October. A. D. Is7u. tile their petition in
the office of the elerk of tne District Court. 2d
Judicial District, in and lor Cass county. Ne
braska, the object and pr yer of which is to ob
tain a judgment aeainst you and ia faror of
plaintitl. for the sum of one hundred and City
dollars for money expended for said dcienuants
at their instance and request, and for services
rendered said defendants at their instance and
request, you are further notified that on the 1st
o!y of October. 1S70,. in orderof attachment was
issued in said cause by theclcrk of said court, and
ths east half of the south-west quarter of section
No. fifteen, township eleven, north of range
twelve east, attached as your property, to be
sold and applied to the payment of said debt, in
terest and costs-, you are required to answer said
petition, on or bciore the 6:h day of Februrary,
171 MAXWELL i CHAPMAN.
December 22 wit.
Fg&yTn era
riSITHTG PLATTSMOUTH
WILLFIND GOOD STBLIN '-' ACCOmmODA
TION AT TUX
Farmer's Feed Stable
Corner of Sixth and Vine Street One Block,
North of the Presbyterian Church. PI "ttsmoutn
Nebraska.
BATES Jt DeGARMO.
Estray Nctice.
Taken up by the undersigned ia Mt. Pleasa
precinct, December 12th, one spotted, white an
red calf, white hert in foreaead. white tail,
Or inrightear. JOHN OErtRG K HANSEN.
Heaviest Slock of Goods in Ihe West I
No Rent and no Interest on Borrowed Capital to be ESadc
Oif Customers !
OLDEST ETABLISHED HOUSE IN THE CITY.
E. G. D
orth tide of Main Streetbetween Seoond and Third, take t-ieainre in axcouneing
FARMERS -AJSTJD JVCiLOXIlSnOS
that he has the largest and bet f lctei tock of
Drg" Coods, Groceries,
Provisions.
NOTIONS &C, &C.
rr breght to th ity of Platuanoath.
TO THE TIUIBES
II would lay that b can 11 orders aa cheap as any hous wtt of Chieag. II bars
IE3l2?ect ITrcm Rlanutacturcrs,
and has no middlemen's proOts to add to bis goods. He does business on his own capital nd
in his own building, consequently h lean give his customers the prices of rents aud mtcrestoD
investment in the way of
It will cost yon nothing to look at them, whether you buy or not. By examining the pricrtt
Keliabl"yuu will be able to tetl wh n other parties endeavor to fwinule you jyiis
W hare Ihe most Rttraetive 8tok'f
Dry Goods. Notions. Boots;, Shoes,
Hiits Caps and Uroceries ever brought
tethijeity. Cnl' n nd see us.
CLARK ii PLUJiMER.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
1870.
1870.
D. SCHXAMK.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and more too. are going to
D. SCHIf ASSE Sc CO,
To boy tkvir
I?llt33.c3. "VCTjjCLtei? C3rC50C&a
AT T
NEW YOEK STOEE-
The best and most complete
STOCK OF D 11 ESS GOODS.
Are now on exhibition at the New York Store, at greatly reduoed pri. W ail particular
attention to our new Biyie of
DRESS-GOODS, PRINTS,
DEL A INS, GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING.
JJLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS. CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA S HOOTS AND SHOE
ef all kinds aad prUe t fait ear naaaerom euatomert. A largo stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QL-EENSWARK,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLSSWARK,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS ND CAPS
We Sell at (Vt Now the Celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER
FLOW, STUBBLE r,d BREAKING PLOWS, " "i u..,d--d
CULTIVATORS. REAPEKS. SEEDERS, HAY RA'ES. &.C
Plattsmoath September 10th. 1370. tf. D. SCHNASSE A CO.
H.
Vholesale
ines5 Liquors El Brandies
Best quality of Cigars and Tobacco always on hand
All order promptly attended to.
AIN STREET. ONE DOOR WEST 07 1 HE RAILROAD TICKET OIFICS
Tha 'tZH KTIIDE" hat rmovd U rear ef h TTklsal Room.
WILLIAM
South Side Main Street,
PT, A TTSMOTJTH. OASS
fcEcB fcXSS J & k S aTtSi
O V
IK
1870,
F. . LEKHOFk' .
Dealer ia
STADELIYIAIIaT.
Number 9.
OOTJNTY NEBRASKA
I NAOMI INSi lTUi K
Bock Huffs, Neb
Winter Term for 1 870.
TUESDAY. DEC. i
i
Pupi's of elthersei will receive thoroueh and
ysteiuatie instruction her. I'articalar atten
paid to I'rituary scholars.
School book frnihcd fre of cost le alt
pupus.
GOOD BOARDING CAN BE OBTAINED
AT hEASOrJA3LE RATES
For term an I p-irticnlnn address
;twtf J. D. I'A ri'rillS'J
H3 "17 ,
The Riii.iiigtoii&.TSUmi-i
River ISail KSoad,
In connection with the
Chicagj, llnrliiifltori Jc Quinry I!. .
Offer to the people of Plattsmouth, and all tha
portion of Nebraska lying
fOETIlII OF THE TLATTE,
the mot direct, and the het Iloute to the Eas
tern. Jouth Eastern, ami Northern Si ites.
1'asseners desii m; to travel luxuriously should
take the Atlantic l:press. whi.-li runs through
to Chicago without eh.in;c of Cars, equipped
with elegant Day (V-u-hcs, Pullman's i'a. e
Day and Sleeping Couched, and
Pullman's Dining Cars:
r
In addition to thef act that this is the direc.
route by which time tuny be snved in renehin5
any point in the Eastern or Middle States, it n'
truiiitutly be said tbat it possesses the best trara,
and tlie finest enuipiueut of any Western Line,
ensuring to the passenger
Sjecd, Safety and Comfort.
Rates always as LOW as the LOWEST. Da -tacechecked
through to anv point East.
C. I-:. PEKUINS. lien. Supt,
A. E.TOUZALIN. tlen. Passenger Agent.
ianldA wtf.
(Sjc-esior to R. Wallhcr)
Harnessmakcr,
and dealer iu
A RNE3S. SADDLES, COLL A RS. II A LTER4
Whips, Brushes, &c, Ac.
Repairing done cubstnnlially and with dis
patch. Uive me n call before pnn-hasina elsewhere.
Fourth Street, north d Platte Valley House,
adjoining Matthews A Dounclly'a Hardware
Store. Septlowlf
Cisterns Built and Reck Work
Dene.
'IIIE undersigned is prepared to takeeontnet
1 for building Cistern and furnishing all ne
cessary material, also to do any and all kinds of
Rock work by contract, and furnish all mater
ials for same.
I have a few acre? of choice iand f rresi Jcnrrf
and several tne lota for sale on reasonable term
al9dtf JOSEPH LEASLliV.
STREIGHT & MURPHY,
Harness, Sadies, Whips,
BIIIDI.KS.COI.I.AUS. AC.
Tartioular attention given to the manufacture'
of fine harness.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE 05
SHORT NOTICE.
Plattsmouth, - - - Nebraska
N. B. The Celebrated Vacuum Oil Blaenkiug
rousUiitly on hand dcelwtf
BCTTIBT f.AZKSBY, prop.
U VERY SALE & EXCHANGE
SThe bt of Horses nnd Bugpieron band.U
Corner Vino and I'ouith streets.
janCldiwtf.
Plattsmouth Nebraska.
Chicago, Rook Inland A- Pacikio R. R.
Leaves Om.ih.i.
Express Mail. Daily, eeeept Sund.iy 4- '.Of.m.
Pacific Exp. Daily, except Saturday :J:OU p. m
Arrive.
Expre. Mail. Dally, except Sunday 1 1 :1r, p. m
Pacific Exp. Da.i!y, except Monday l'J:10 a. m
lOUTT-I JUST YKASi.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
JOIR, 1871.
Til i:
Cheapest of Ladies Magazines,
BECAUSE IT 13 THE BEST!
Tt hn. nlltAVfl H,n ft, .f t",. .... 1 T : V
to combine in its pages whatever is useful,,'
wtiatever is elevating, whatever is pure, dini
" J inuvir'ii tt,ii in- ,rL-llL U III U se lli t H t.
1-or its Literary Department, in pan years.
THE BEST WP.ITERS
In the litterary world hire contributed
wi'l continue to furnish articles' fV,r the yea
1HT1. Such names aji Marion llarlnud Ino
Chnrehil, Louis S. Dorr, Metta. Victoria Victor
.-. nniiie roresr. .-irs. ucnnison. Mri. C, A.
Hopkins, and others, cannot bo v. .
Prospectus of any other magazine.
TERMS FOR 1871.
One copy, one year po
Two copies, one ye;.r 5 )
Three copies, on year 7 it)
Four copies, oneyear .' " Q
Five copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up tho
clui). uiukir.g six ro'ncs 14 00
Eicht copies, one yc ar, an 1 an ex'r
copy tolhe person gtttitig up the
club, making nine copies 2100
Eleven copies one year, and an extra
cpy the person getting up the club
making twelve copies. J7
HOW TO REMIT. In remitting by Mail a
PoSTOKIUf KORDKROn h iladel r,b i r,r",
on Philadelphia or New York. pait't,r t ,1,0
order of I.. A G.jdy'; is perlerable to bank
notes. IT a draft or a Post-olliie (1
be procured, uend United States or National
Bank nites.
Address A. L. GODEV,
S. Comrr Sixth and Ckettnut Su. Fhiladet-
Mta.
JSTRA 1 NOTICE.
'Iu Von u n ... U V !1 . ... .
day of November. ",o. in Mount PaW-ant pre
ciuct, at Centre ailey. Cas county, Nebraska,
two two-year old horse eolts. One dark
jron-grey. with a dim white spot in its loreheiui,
lelt bind I vot white. Second, light Sorrel, din
tar ia the forehead, right hind foot white; bo
other marks or braBds visible.
Declwot. 0. W. ADAMS.
In Running Order.
I defire to announce to ths public that I now
have my inat American Ten Inch Doublo
Turbine Yt ater Wheel in tuil operation. Uat
ine refitted my mill throughout I h;u now pro-,
pared to do better by my customers tonn acr
miil in the State J. A. LATTV
mavjiiif.i-wtf.
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