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Grocerio3 and Provissions
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AUCTION AND
Commission Roams
xa jy st
Where you can luy almost every niinc
eatable, iiluji:,
At the lowest Trices L,r cash. II "lie
price paid for Country IVoJur
liutter, Chickens, ic-. &c.
Goods Delivered in the Citv
Free cf Charge.
S. LUKIi
j II BUTTKl.Y
VBAI.E3ALE ASo RETAIL
Is receiving- and hp on hnnd (at the
old etaml of White fc Dutterys)
Soutn elie Mala Street. Flatt?montb. ITcV
THE LARGEST AND
Jiraf Complete
Stock of Int..'s. '.Wicine., Pnint. 0a:t"K.S
Lc.il. VnrT.--?:. C-p1 OH. Fish "'it. Ma"hin
Oil, Garjrl.njr Oil. Castor Oil. Xeatsfoot
Oii.hnlo Oil. 1.ificl Oil La-d
Oil. Iential Oil. Cod Liver ii.
ic l a Hr v Ti.-ty ' o
tions. Perfumery T"nrPT
und loi'ot Articb
Es??ntM, Fla
voring exrrno'
Eii-d aU
I H tit i i pO J ; 3 fc, V,
Jayne's C-ifc's
Ayt-rs', tsivilto'j
H:i C!:rifti"s -,!
r.a'n's. M'T-c's U: kcr'f
V,";-tiir"s. Writ':!'?, V'ke
fiold. liu s-it t's. i'-iiy L1 a ".!.
Eob.;k'-. IVlitt-'. .'ir. Vi'irslow V
ir. it-t'Kili s li t'-tirr.-, Uralii-i
V.'iii-.icc'?. Wi--:'s and t : f.o- t po pular
l atent .Medicine-? i:i u;e at (ho I rcc:;t day.
Brandius Vinss and VVIilskla
Of ths Bc.-t Urades and qualities, strictly for
Medical -iirt'''.-L.-'.
LGKZS7IC DYES,
I" l or r.')"". Orccrt. 1'htc. IJIprk. Arj'i!in(. In
dig.'. M tdvi'r. i'.xtt.icc Lorwotid. l'sy
U ji.-.s. .Vc. la l: ct evfry
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lat is irr-'io j in ttie uruf
or .Medical line.
PI:i2iciaRs' Perscriptisn
Cart-felly t n.poui.'Ied and pat op at all hour
All Iiruss vra, rented fro h and pure. Call bo
l'ir; buying, and see what I bav-e to sc't
Plattsmnuth. lh. lli.dl wlf.
VREASUP.Y DEPARTMENT.
?fiCG of Comptroller of tiio
Uurrencv.
Wa y. x.-.tov. Ja;iuary. 2rA 1ST2.
WHEREAS ly satisfactory evidenco pre
S'lifd tj t'l an ic-Fi jrneil. it has h.-cn ina la to
nrpp r that I d E FIRST XATIOXA U .HANK
'b TLAl "1'S.MOl Til" in the City cf I'iaits
mnuth. in the --iiiniy of Cass, and Slate of
.ebr;:.-'.a. has butn tlitly organized under and
r tc.rd in;? io ! 'te t (MTMie-r, tL' ts ot the Act of
C'.nare-s 'entitled "An act to provide a Nation
at t'ut'.nc.v. .-ee!ir-J hy a p!:dve of L'nited
t-tates br:v.N. and to provide !"r the circulation
nn 1 rede:ii::',n .thereof." approved Jim 2rd
l-x'l. and ii is ci.jpplicd with iill the" pruvisions
of said Act required to bi cjmplied with before
cinoienciu2 tlis business of Banking under
1 A (')W' 771 r.REFi .: T. Hiiand R. Haibnrl
Coirptro'il' r nftl-.a (!;rrrny, do hereby -ertiiy
iirtt 'ihe I ir-f X.ntioual UTir.' of l'lattsaioath.
i.i ! he Citv of J 1 : 1 1 -!ii"ii - h, ia 'ha county cf
C.-is.i. and State of Nebraska, is authorized to
cimuHTiee the business of JJunkin; under the
Act al .rc.-aid. . .
ii 7t-Wiionj hereof witness my
af li::id in 1 sea! of oflico this 2i.d
J.vJ day of January 1ST:'.
I1ILANI 11. liULUURD.
(Xo irI4 Comptroller of tho Currenty.
ianc'dA-w'Jm.
ISXTY FIVE ist FiliZE MEDALS AVAEDES
THE GREAT
iEalticio c Piano
i
WES- imABE
Matiuficturcrs of
GRAND, SQUARE AND Ul'RIGIiT
iauu Stories,
JjALTIVORK Maktland.
Thee Inst, uuients have been btf he Tub
lie lor nearly thirty yeari. aud upon their cs
odltncf alone Mttaincd an tftpu.- Ire
?mincnce4 which pronouncos them uneqnalcd
ia lone, 7V' (. . .,.
Yort;m'nsh.p '.mil JhimuilJir.
i'i-n oar Sqoaro J'ianosl ave our !fo I:n-.
proved Ovtr.-truog '" ale acd the Afc-ratTa I e-
We'"-.l f-pcchil attention to ; our
late Patented I loprove rer.t in Grand
and Sqaare GrantJ found in no other 1 ir.o.
which brinjr tho piano nearer i-crttction tnaa
h is yet been attained.
Evrrn riANO Fully Warra t'ed far Firc'iear
Illnstrajed Cat -losruc ami price lists prompt
ly furnished on application tj
AVM. KNAIIE & CO., Kaltiinor. Md.
Or any of our retular isUbli.koJ uses
Nov-i0w6ino.
PLTTE VALLEY HOUSE.
E. II. ECIIUTT, Proprietor,
Cwraor Main n4 rwr Strocte. FliK-n'jtV
FALL AND WINTEli GOODS
1871 1871 : 1871
GREAT RUSH! LARGE .CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and tiore too. are going to
B. SCEHASS3 8c CO,
To bay their
NEW YORK STOEE.
The Lost rwd most conipleto
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS-
Arc no-.r cn exhibition at the Now York c'i. at greatly rcauccd prices. Wo call partisular
attention to our new styles of .
DRESS-GOODS. Fill JITS,
DLLAINS, CJ INGHAM:'.
LUtOYVM SHEETING,
L E A C 1 1 E D COT TO 1 ; ,
B A LMOR A LS. C A R PETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA'. S.EOOTS AND SHOE
of .11 kindr and prices to suit oar nutaerous customers. larrsstseiof
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QLEENSWARE.
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ATS AND G VPS.
MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE
Insurance Company
Ko. 70 DEL AWARE STREET, - LEAVENWORTH, 'KANSAS
ALL POLICIES KOIvFORFEITiixG
iOJvideiids on tlic Contribution 2Plan,
Securing the Grsntest Pecuniary Advantage to the Felicy Holders
REASONS FOR INSURING IK THIS COMPANY:
1st. This is a Western Company, managed by Western men. whose known finnnancial charac
ter, ability and pot-iiiou, afford ample guaranty fur its careful and sueeesful management.
M. Its Polices are all nii-lrf'eiliinr.
3J. Premium all niNii. It receives no notes and gives none Policy holders hare no interest
to y.r-y. and no outstanding notes as hens uiou their policies,
4th. J t has no restriction upon travel,
fall. Itsdivi lends are made upon the contribution I lan.
tth. Its business is esoluseivly life insurance.
mnuUil-n - f i-.ci-e? "r'B nreriiuui
at U:-
rate ol i;.'f rest can irive you ttie
,;t o i.frc':t:t.. vnitethis urskes :ts niviti!nr..s t twelve vtu t-c'T
lavsntnqc trt NV ef: n iiivtrimeuti! to the
: The HinouT.t of i.wj, invested Jorliny
' per cent, coiiii.oucd
8
,
t., t , ,i
.ibvio-.is that thi eo lpany oITers greater financial aIv
t.oider tb.'nany ether coaipar.y in fc.i'ssianoo
It
po!:ry
OFFICERS
ii r ::.:i:iv. rrc;.;.-i.t.
I l-.l mtu-i. Vi..-.j Cr-).-i. !
I'r J 1j Wever. L-J. iJ'tvi,
..' J :i. s. Ass't
II L ..'eiinaa. i
DI HECTORS.
D ?hro. LtavcnworsL. Iran,
J Kichurds.
1! H Uamir.ond
Ji Ld-erton. '
'1 h's Carn"-'.
S M S-.rickler. Juration City
('has Kobiiison, Laraiicc,
W, lladlcy.
GOOD TAV."L
W. HARSHALL, Agr&nt.
E 1.IVIKGST0U. ilea iaraina
STATEMENT of ths condition of the HQFSE INSURAICt
COMPANY of New Yorkcn the first day of January,
made to the Auciitor of tno
to the Statute cf
State.
;at:ie and
Tha csrna of this Company, is tho Home luduraace Couii auy. incorporated in 1S53, and located
in ths city cf New Yurk.
The Cup'ilal of this Compary, actually raid up
The Surplus n tue 1st td January, I'i7'j,
Total amount of Capital and
Loans on EonJs and Mortjase?, bcins ?rst lien of record oa Unencumb
ered ileal Lstate. worth at le.-u-i i ',7c3,LJo,C'J, l,?c().8ip.57.
Inicrest due on said Mortgage itv.us. -ir.'i'.'T.Sl
I nited States ti'js. of lssl. market va'.co, iST.oTS.W
United Mates carrercy, o's. 17o(n'C.;i
United States r'M iJond'; of IsTA, fe.l
United states 5 I) lond. ot !. new rtock, 4v ;.:v,,i!()
Tcnucssee bonds, old stock, market vi''u, 12,KJJ,i:0
ila1-;;'! U;ds. " " t)8iM).Oil
South Caioliua lionds. old stock" " ;J.MM.-J
South l.aro!i'ia. i.ew stock, " S.oCO.l)
Wisconsin War Loads. , 30,yiiJ,t;U
Annantsof loans on Stacks and B"nds, rayaolo on demand, the market
vaiue of secutities pie Jsel, s i il.io-.f. J .
Cash belonging to itie Company, deposited in Banks anl Trust Cnuipanies,
Interest due and accrued on collateral louns. including bauk balances,
iross premiums in duo course of collection, , . . ...
Liiis receivable, not matured, taken for fire and inland risns, 2.042,31
.The tame past due, .'.C.o.oi'
Saivaso property find claim?, oa losses a'reauy paid. 40," -11,21
Lills Kcceivable, other than '.hoso taken for pruaiiama, lS.t.Hj.:i
Uovei niu-jnt. stamps . 117,03
Advanced fire iei nrtraeit, 2,7',0
Advanced and secured ucoouct. -;M.'ol.7t)
jcl.e. ' su.ikki.ikj
All other property belonginz to the Company. 2 i, 5 .'5 ,10
Total Assets,
LIABILITIES.
Gross claiir.? for 1oj.3', a ljuded and unpaid.
liiVf." losses m process oi aojasm'.iui, iiiciuuidk ui repcriea miu rnpposea
los.-es. 737,S5o.ll
Losses resisted, iacludins interest end costs, 32.1:77.00
Total irro-s amount of claims for los. 8 17 41',G4
Less rciii.-ur;;ico tuercon, -1J,S7S,12
Vet amount ot uup r.d Joss;-s, 623,011,52
biviatadi dtcli-ietl duo and unpaid, 41U.0U
Total kinouut of Losses, Claims, anil Liabilities, So24,C21.5;j
The jrrer.teFt aiu-.uut insured in uny ono risk will not as a Ktceral rnle. exceed $10,'joi. The
Coni'-any has ii" tuieral rule f s to tho amount trr be iu-ured in any city, town, village or block,
bcini g'jvern-d in oa.h c;:c by the gencr. 1 character of buildings, width of streets, facilities for
putt cut tires, .tc.
Stub or Ni:w i;ks, '.
C c'll ltLl$S J.YMAI'.TINr, rresid r.t. and JOHN H. VrAStlUURN. Sorc'ary of the Hove I.v
8r ram k Comi-amv. bcinir duly firutn. depose and hay, and each for himself says, iha$ they are
tho above des ribed iheers of said 'Jtiupany. and on the thiity-first day of Lecember iat, all
of the above described assets were tho absolute property of the said Company, free and clear
lr !J aity 1:cti3 or caiuis ineie-ou. .t? u Kitj i.in;uHiri riii:.ruieiiis ure a
full on i correct exhibit of alt toe Liabilities. Assets, and of tae sreocral condition and affairs of
said Couipanv, on the s ii 1 toirty-tirsl day of 1 member, last, rnl lor t.'c yetr ending on taid day,
aicorui"B to'the best o! their luforniation, know.e lire and bHicf re-iiseetively.
! -ned CUAS. J. .MAHT1N, President.
J. H. W.SilBUKX. Secretary
Subcribed and Sworn to before mo, this 2.)d
(iiae 1) ' am::s.
State cf Nebraska; insurance Department;
It is hereby Certified that there haa been filed in thi offi2 a sworn statement showing the con'
dition of the ll ane Insurance Company, located at New i ork in the State of New York on the
3ist day f f llcccmber A. 1. 1S71. in accordance wiih the provisions of on Act of the Oenaral As
embiy ot the Mate of Nebraska, t regulate insurance companies, approved February 12th.
ii'r that sai ' company filed the necessary p:;pers and a statement showing that Said compaay is
posse-seil of the requisite amount ot c ipital. and invested as required by la w.
Authority is therefore piven. to the above named company to transact their appropriate bus
iness of fire insurance, in this state, ia accordance with the laws thereof until tho 21st day of Jan-
U Y further certify, that Henry E. Palmer, of ria'tsmoutb. county of Cass is authorized to transact
business according to law for said company or their ajen; and attorney, by filin? this certificate,
for record with the clerk of Cass county.
a. xn testimony whereof. 1 h?Te hereunto set my band and affixed my seal of office at
. ) Lincoln, this Slst day of January, 1372.
Seal. Llut0-n-lu J0IIN GILLISPIE, Auditor of State.
Henry E. Palmer, Aser.t, Plattsmouth, Keb.
AT TE2
pa'd, her ce the Company that loans it-i re.s
lam - 'et Jn . :;, I.. Ka
rik..-jji; utiie lmu i -tut
polity QoUer appcarj in tue Iji.o:
years at
interest, is 1.s.;'Jl.
Jtartii.'.i
p. .it
Il7.::ij
ii o.l t:.-..'' 0
antagos unl ini-itcmcnts to
tno
, Sii-crcitry,
cret-iry.
roaurer
li A r.i',i.'.n. cr-r;il At-or.t.
'.V L ijarvey, d u. .-ctuar.r.
'i A iiurd, Atf-ir:ey.
II 1) Meckay, Leavenworth Kan. 1! L ?C wioan Lear ? -nr'
l M ;aan, " " Hr L Ciieuiberlaiu.
V. ti Colt. ii. " T A l!crd. '."
; jo A -Moore, " " V. li Allen,
D W r v.ers, , " " C A "crry. Wes'on. Mo.
:." L lavis, St. Louis. Mo ll ' Vt-.l, Top-ka, Kr.risns
J Mc-rrtik " " J 31 Pric At.-Uiws, Ku.
iC llastink-x. " .. vV Stcbbiu.
it Morgan "
2. IS. C T1
I TORS WANT ED.
PIJ3 TTSM O If 1 i i
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State of itecraska, pursuant
Locution
in c.u-ii, is . ,
,.S2."00
.000.00
.. IMS
Surplus,
4.015.021,93
1.307.047,41
1,729,457,.50
10.5'O.GO
4.J.3-J7.tJ
6.o.i;t.-7
4.CGI.I.W
173..! .ii
$4,072,043,50
07,157,53
"lay of January. ! 172.
Notary 1'u'ulic. City and c
coaaty of New York.
LOCAL LTg3W3.
- n ' .
The case of J. Sterling Morton V3. the
State of Nebraska will come up'before
tbc Supremo Court attha present session-
r
Tho Methodist Church vras crowded
to cverSowir.g lust evening. -Thd.pro-v
tructcd uieetiris will continue during the
coaiiug week. - . .
Wheatiey Mickclwait & Qo. are get
ting the Eiachinery of their Ferry Boat
repaired, and will be ready to do cross
ing as soon ns the ice leaves the river.
Acceding to the New York Ilerald
the same ruen who formerly manipulated
the Erie Railrcad Stock, doubling it up
two or three tictes, have been trying the
same thing on the Hannibal &St. Joe.
road.
Our ciHcient Street Commissioner
Eseins determined to bring those mining
crossings to the surface, anl is putting
in scvern! new ones. lie has completed
one afro?? Main at the junction of Fifth
street, and is now finishing two more be
tween Second and Third ttreet.
Oar City Council have taken hold of
the matter cf improvements in earnest,
and till "thsre i room for more."
Tho ReiuLKcan Convention of the
District of Columbia has nnruinated A.
R. Shepard and John F. Cook as dele
gate?, and F. E. Basjetfc and A. W.
Green alternates, to the Philadelphia
National Convention. Cook and Green
are colotad.
The attention of cur sportsmen is
called to the fact that th sand bar above
the city ii covered, in spot?, with wild
geese. W only charge one fit goose
for the information. Bring out that new
shot g'JH.
Passengr3 from California, who kavo
reached Chicago, deny that there has
been much sutieriDg on the Pacific road
beyond the mere fack of detention. A
Cotnuucsary ard Coal car accontmpanies
er .V train, and the company have done
KL.it ras in tb':r r"er raake pa3-ecr.-ra
coii.foita.bIe. .
Mr. C. C. FaUon, a member of the
Nailesal Republican Committee, leeoui
taends that gentlemen holding sfioe un
der the President shall refu-e to accept
the position as delegates to the Phila
delphia Convention. Mr. Fulton will
probably learn that hia advice in this
case will not deter any of the afore men
tioned ircntlenicn froai accepting fuch
position if they arc asked to serve.
The liver is rising rapidly to-day.
Ths present indications are that the ice
tiiu.-t give way soon. The steamboat
President was fired up to-day fur the
purpose of getting her machinery in or
der. Probably to morrow, or Sunday at
the furthest, t'je ice will move out.
Tha Cheyenne Xjt7'.r, published in
Wyoming tcnuory, where women vote,
-speaks mind thusty: "Woman suf
frage, like Iltiow Ncthingisni, ii des
tined to live iti brief and noisy day, and
then relapse into that obscurity that
naturally t-nsrulphs ah shams ad sys
tems that are repugnant to nature and
COintuon scn.-e. Jt is already sad'y on
the decline, Laving met with covcio ro
buffs from various high judicial ouar
tcrs." V. J. liefer, pioptielcr of u;e Ca-:
Ccur.ty 0:c2:i-IJouacs, cxi:.re.-:-ed a very
oiK-iee lot of i!..';vers ta Nebraska City,
a day or tro hiLCc. O n1 f.ieii 1, in that
city, v. .,i ii.i'i tiie piatjis ja.-t waat Mr.
Hi .-.-t r rcps c-er.icd tiietn to be.
I'Ui nun.ler of miles cf railroad built
i in tiie rifate eP liiinois in tLeyear ls7J,
aggregates 'JQ'2, Wing nearly twice aa
I much as any ether State.
Tho ice bridge across old ma buy which
has served r.ur people so well during the
winter, give tvay thi? morning niii com
menced moving ctt, but tha ice soon
gorged in the bend below, where at pres
ent writing, it remain?. Should the
weather continue warm, the boats will
be alio to transfer in a few days.
In a private letter received at this of
fice, this sentence occurs: "I think
School Boy in his answer to the ditch
problem demonstrates ths fact that he
needs to go to school a littio longer."
Try it again !
Messrs. Hubbard & Beards'ey are put
ting up a large grist mill on tho Weep
ing Water, about one and a half miies
above the Fall.?. They expect to have
the mill completed and in running order
by the first of August next. Such im
provements as these do much to build
up the county.
It isj claimed that after Senator Sum
ner had prepared hl.-s French Arms reso
lution, he handed the same to hi.3 col
league with the remark : "Grants re
nomination won't be heard of teu days
hence."
Indiana gains one member of Con
gress by the new apportionment, who
will be elected by the vote of the State
at large. The Republican. have nomi
nated Godl ove fc. Oi'th, for this position.
Tom. Brown has been nominated for
Governor.
The State Convention for the election
of six delegates to the National Repub
lican Convention, will be called about
tha 15th of May. Each organized
county will send cm delegate, and one
additional for every 100 votes for Taffe,
or major fraction thereof.
Mr. W. J. Ilorton, of Weeping
Water, was in town to-day. Mr. Ilor
ton has one hundred and fifteen acres in
winter wheat which he think is unia
jured by ths weather. We hope to hear
similar good reports from all.
Tho report that Acting Governor
James is likely to call an extra session, is
probably not true.
Cuming County has voted $30,000
for Court House and Jail.
A t-team saw mill has been located at
Franklin, the county seat of Franklin
county, and will be in operation early in
the spring. Parties here will take a
store there as soon as the weather will
permit. E. A. Kirkpatrick of this
county ia now there looking after the in
terest of tha town.
lit.UtSKt BUIIU.
The Central Star says: "Already
the bridge builders at the Kearney Rail
road Bridge have an engine driving the
immense hammers thatare.pounding the
large piles into the sandy bed of tho
Platte River. But that is not enough
two other engines are oa their way to
Kearney ta push the wcik along. The
B. &: M.'R. R. Company mean busi
ness, and it will not be long before the
bridge will to completed."
COJinEXDABLB.
The c.ity authorities have authorized
the construction "of crossings and a side
walk on Sixth street. This is a move in
the right direction but falls short of the
requirements cf the people. There
should be a sidewalk oa Viue street, an
other oa Second and 31 St., south of
Main, and one on Sixth st. south. We
do not -rc-couimend anything expensive,
but juit enough sidewalk to keep tho
taxpayers out of the terrible mud.
SEW TI!ANSiU KOAT.
The B. & M. R. R. Co. in Neb. have
an entirely new 'boat building at Madi
son on the Ohio River for business at
this point, and she is expected here in
sixty day. She will be buiit in the
most substantial manner to meet the re
quirement which the exigencies cf the
business ou this Road demands. She
will have a center track capable of traus
fsring two passenger aud one baggage
ear, or five freight cars at each trip.
Her engines are of tho most substantia
character, and she will undoubtedly
prove the finest craft of the kind on this
river. The B. & M. Co., with that pru
dent business forethought vhieh has al
ways distinguished them, have seen the
business of their road growing with an
almost unparalleled rapidity, and propose
to be ready for the still greater increase
which wiil immediately follow their con
nection with the U. P. R. R. at J ort
Kearney. The transfer at this point the
approaching season will be many times
greater than ever before. Soon Piatts
mouth will call for a "hud timbrel con
cert." SI O W K M A S V F A IT I KES.
The murmur is loud and reaches us
from every quarter that the farmers of
Nebraska are becoming slaves to for
eign manufaciures. Tha absolute re
turns in cash for the grains raised in this
State ari nearly balanced by the "pay
ments to foreign manufacturers. We
ask a patient investigation of the facts,
and it will be found the Threshers, Har
vester?, Headers, Reaper?, Mowers,
Seeders Cultivators, Drills Plows,
WagOLS, and all sorts of 'Vooden Ware?,
are obtaiued froui abroad, when they
could readily be manufactured in Ne
braska. We ship hid-'s abroad and im
port our leather buying the pame hides,
after passing through foreign tanneries,
at a heavy profit to the foreign djalor.
Numerous other atticle3 which could
readily be made at home are imported,
and the result is that while the hard
working farmer is doing hi utmost to
relieve hi.? itiJebtediii-ss, he is really
woiking fir foreign manufacturers.
Thousands upon thousand.? of dollars in
the siisp-s r.ote. ara now held for col
1 ion by tho ttttomers of Nebraska
n;u':ist cur farmer, for purehasjs of
th. ib
:!Ati man';
cturo?, which can
o.i ui a
le :.t heme. The question is,
a)
!i Nebraska remain tributarv. and
her people tho ikves at:d crij'pled finan
cicis of the iua!.-afc.ctarer cf other
Statas?
A fine drove of f'ut .tecrs passed
through our city to-daj-. 'I hey holoi.g
to iVm. Dower., of Souh Bend pre
cinct, who shins tbopj to Chicago.
We are glad tos-co our faru.er turuinpr
their attention to the feeding. of stock,
as t I.e raiiny of prain to ship at the
present unremunerativc trices affords no
pi cfit. 3Ir. Duvvors, and others engaged
in th.2 busir.oyd of stock rai-in, know
full well that a bushel of corn is worth
more than IS cents to feed to cither cat
tle or hos, aud are not .slow to taie ad
vantage of thid fact. Our farmers will
become independout when they tell less
corn and more stock.
The City Council passed, last evening,
an ordinance creating Chicago, Wash
ington and Lincoln avenues. The want
of these highways has long been felt by
our city, sT.d should they be opened, as
they ought to be, s-oon, the wisdom of
t-hee measures wid soon be made appa
rent, by the advantage they wiii give all
parts cf our city. They arc all natural
approaches from the country, ami once
laid out and side walks and crossings
made, will form the most beautiful
streets of the cit3 Let those having in
charge the securing cf tho right of way
attend to tho matter at once, that they
Hiay le opened to the public.
The Council in this matter have acted
wisely, and tho people will say "well
done."
The Peoria Transcript in an article :n
tha eubject of the Vice Presidency,
says :
"A Washington correspondent tele
graphs that the fiieu d of Senator Wil
son, of 31a-sacl:usetts, will pro.-s tbe
claims of that gentloman for viee-President
on tho llepubHcan ticket, aiding
that he had a!rendr secured several
States, among which they named Illi
nois. While, pcrhap, there may be no
personal or political objection to Senator
Wiison as vice-Pi -csident, still it may ex
cite a little curiosity in tunny Republi
cans of this State to know exactly who
has tho authority to pass Illinois over to
any particular candidate, either in re
spect to the Presidential or any other
ticket. We are somewhat of the opin
ion that Illinois hasn't yet eiprisaed her
self. In describing a yountr man's love af
fair with an actress, a Western reporter,
say3: "His heart stiil walloped faithfully
for the actress, and a3 soon as his re
turnins feet honored our shore he flew
to her on the wings of love and impa
tience." Ought not some lover of the
English language wallop ihat reporter?
"A lot of the prettiest littlecofans for
Christmas yoH ever saw," was a Ken
tucky advertisement.
"Who settled Virginia?" "John
Smith." "Who unsettled Virginia?"
"John Brown." "Who set: led John
Brown?" "Virginia."
PLYMOUTH BOOT AMD SHOE
CUSTOM WADE BOOTS AMD SHOES AT
- - - a
v-sVTs:fci-fc-f" n.
- -f-sKPna r nn nsai
v- r.
Main Strc6t, Plattsmouth, neb. 7tr
flSp?& THE. GREAT CAUfrE
OF
HUMAN MISERY!
Just PubUahed.il a tcttled envefojie. Price 6eti,
A LeetuTe on the Nature. Trea'itieut, and
Radical cure- of JjperaiaUiirhnea, or iiuiiiul
iVeakuess. Involuntary Kuii-siuiH, Sexual l.'e
hillt?, and impediment. to .Marrins Boiierally;
Nervousness, Cunsumr-tiou, Kidiejisy, and t its.
Mental and 1'l.Vieal Incapacity, resulting from
Pi-U-abuse, A;c. By llojert J. Culvcrvrell, M.
Dr. author of tho "Green IJook,' ie.
The wurld-renouned author, in this admira
ble Lecture, cleaily proves Iroia his own cjLier
ienco that the awful con? e.iuenee of $eif-at.u.o
may bo effectually removed without medicine.-1,
and without dangerous surgical operation, hou
instruments, ricss or cordial.-, puiiifinit
nut a mode oi cure at once certain and effectual
by which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be, in:;y care himself cheaply, pri
vately, and radically, 'i his tenure wilt prove a
bocn to thousands and thousands.
tert utaier sea!, to any add res., in a plain
scaled envelope, on the. receipt of fcix cent.---, !
two postage stamps. Also lr. Culverwo 't
'luarri-ipe guide,' price " cents. Address the
Publishers.,
CIIAS. J- C KLIFE
17 Bowery Sra York. P. O- Box 45S5.
Dec 22 wly
CEOAfS CHEEK IviiLLS
I? in rucnici? order now.
Wanted 5OO0
bushels of Wheat. Satisfaction wiil be given
to i-iistcnier. in grinding and sawing.
I'iour, Corn meal, and Lumber, wulbes'dj
Cheap for Cash.
Come one. Come all
and (:'.: e.
: e Coda
Creek A: ill a tri-il.
CHRISTIAN
Oct. nth wl y
15 i.i st;'
irt.prict.o-.
CITY MfcAT MARKET,
BY
IJAJX STREET,
he best of Freeh Maata alwaya oa band ii-
their season.
Highest Price Paid for Fat Cattle
T I "High est Cash Prise paid for ereen liiat ..
-diwtf
" MACKIfi E iHOP!
Jaejman Curtis.
Repairer? of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
Urit M:!i..
Gas and Steam Fitting. Wrot'ght Iron Pipe.
Force and Tiit Puiaps, Steam Gauge, alanc'
V'alve Governors, and all kinds of
Bra s Engine Fitiin
furnished oa short notice,
ARMING MACHINERY
tpaU or htrt notice.
aue.5
LKKP. GILLC't'IC
Neb tank a City
Gesoia! AjrcLit jDep't Northwest,
Union Central Life
Cf Cincinnati Ohio,
J. II. PRESS0N.
yiilylb.Uvrtf
Looal At' ca
J'LATTSJJOUTH ivJI2.L9.
C HKIt fj, Proprietor. Having recent'y btl
repr.ir.d and placed in thorough rnnniiiy ord
i,!KKi liuhcU of Wheat wanted iinmeui.itoi
V whiii the ijifhorit ci vyhot price will bo. pa
OSCD.ra -KCf3 KO. 17
At: Ordinance requiring the construction of a.
si lo-walk nlonj? the eat side f Sixth s'.i -i.t
from Main street to De streKt
Beit Ordained h the Mn;or n:idV.uh
cilmen of the City of Plat U
S;"C. l.Tliat the owners ofbt it.i:tt:d r. ta
e;ists;jeof .Sixth streets betwee n i.--.. th
itie of Main strett and the south hide f i' -y
sti ct-t, be and are hereby required In c.-.vi.-L io ;
si :e-calko u. ain't and along the west li ms of
their re pective lots or p irt of lots.
Skc. 2. s-'aid side-tvalk shall bo four feet in
vi.lth, andshall oo consirtictod f pine lumber
of at least on- and .me half inches in thickness,
la iti crossivi.-e ant firuily nailed aud fastened
down shall r"t n two continaous sleeper or
Ftriiitrcrs i't leu-t two by four inches in sizj
whichihall be lirmlyacd fit bstantially support
ed. Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the several
owners of lot or pans of lots so situated on and
adjoining and abutting tho east siile of Siith
street, ns provided in section one of this o:di
nance to construct and build said sidewalk with
in 30 days afterthe passage of this, ordinance.
Sfc. 4, If, at the expiration of thirty days af
tes the paj-sago of this o. dinar ee, as pro ided
in Section three hereof, any part cf sai l sido
waik shallnot bo constructed and lompleted as ,
provided in this ord n-.nce, then it shall be the
duty of the street cojinisioner to immediately
proceed to construct the came, tho same to ba
con.'di tic ed a provid d by section two hen :f
And when so cons ructoi he shall report the ;
cost and expense thereof to the city council at j
the next r nuiar niecti: e thereafter.
live. 5. Its'ia'l be the duly rf the street era
missioner to construct suitable and convenient
erosinss across the street3 and alleys nlotisr
the east slip of Sixth street between Main
street and Ucy street, said crossincs to fco
c instructed of jdne lumber Rt least one i-nd a
half inches n thio - n4 and to ba Crmly fasten
ed tiown. said crossing tti to three feet in wi till
on the top wi;h beveled sides six mt his it, idth
and so coLsiru.-ted a3 to atiord firm substantial
and co.nniod ous crossings.
Sec. 0. This Ordinance to take effect from
end after its publication as provided by la -.v.
Approved Feb. Zl 1STJ.
M. 1j. WHITE. Mayor.
Attest. R. II . Yajiatta, City Clrk. dlwl
JOsiiis'ss 1 A it
ESTABLISHED IN 13C1.
DEALEK IN
IVATCSIES. CLICKS
J E W ELRY'
SILVLit AM) i'J.A'iKU WAKE.
QVMi PFXS SPCTACLES. .
VIOLIN S TRIXIJS ASI
FAX CI CiOOD.S.
Watches, Cloc-ksand Jewelry repaired neatly
cd with dispatch.
f-lieniovtdlo opposite PIatt Valley House
3J-stSir t. nor. ro w tf.
Visiting Plattsmouth,
Will Find Good Accomuioda lions at the
Fanner's Feed. Stable
Corner' of Sixth and Vine Streett, One block
Nothoftho Freeberiac Churnh, PUttsmoutk
NeorwlnK
f i r t iiipi
v norm r,v i' mJArLL.
- 1 1 ii in i XKE Symptoms o ,lver corn
lr;,. 1'iaiptare uueasiness and p.-iia
(iniiTiCnCi i" ' ie id. Snmeliuies t!c
rpaiu is in the shoulder, mid is
nm iJ l.-ikc;i f ir rheii'Jiiitis:!!.
Tub to!n'icli is affected with lo.-s of nppctit.t
and i, kness. bowels is general costive, ronie
titnes Klterna; izg with la x . The head is trou
bled who paii:: jind dull, heavy .-en;:ttion. co:i
n i:ic:-a'.i!t lo s of itiev.ory, ac-
l I 1 CT r h"i"!'P ir i'd w in: painful m-iisi-ilm
i V U fl JtS.n of having left unduae
p oriici': injr . I.i h ouz'it to h i vn
Mmi.M ii :een done. Often eompl iiiinr
nf weakness, fle'iility i;nd low ,-pirit.. fcni-.c-titass
many of tha ao.ive yii itoits attvu l thj
disf'i'.e, and at other tin.f very lev of them ;
but the liver L treneiiiliy the oreraauust inwl
ved". Care the liver with
Uli. SIMMONS'
LIVEIl REGULATOR
PUIhERiTinX OF ROCTS A.tl !IKrr.3, WAREjIH-
ed to be s'.ri-. tly vegetable, ni;d orm do no iu
jury i any one.
it has li . 'on u--e(I by hand'f; is. nr.d krown P;r
the I. 'it ihir;. - Svo year, astia.i ol the tiust re
ii;ir.';. r'lU m; i(.u an l h:i;i.il,'ss i-repat ationsi
ever oilVrini ii the suifcf! If t:iken rrenailv
1 ,i.r- .Tf. -v. it s:i -ii to core Do. r, i .-i 1.
B,1,i!ii-':'.dafhe. j:i:i:diee, niiv-
f t 1 4--J'lffs- 'leu 1-o.t la-in'. br-iiiis
beglllat021 liarri.ic. r.ff.-i th.ii.. thnblad-
Jdi.r. eaiipi dv.--''iit!,ry,utl-;ction
ru-ss. chilla disciipcsof tho s'lihi, iiiipurity f fiho
Lit d. nit .-laiicho'y, or iicpr!!c.n ..1 spirils,
he 'rttitiTj. o.li.-, or pain in i!i - l owt l s j-.jia in
t';e hciol. fVv.'r un I auc; u-i:p y. f oii-, puia in
back ani'. iimh. asthma, eiysipt-las, ft t-.iaJu af
'ection.. and bilious dismasts, generally.
Prercrtd only by J. II ZEILIX .t CO.
i'rurffiH. Micon. Ga.
Pern! for a Cii-i-ubir ) and ; -ii Arch strict,
i'rici t'l; by mail 1.:'5 Philadelphia Pa,
r or
Sale by J Lj BUTTER Y,
tly. I'latti mouth. Neb.
j '
"I'llR Tri.th Vioiit.tc of Vi'i od's Hi.u -ibiiid
1 jl;ipa.ine beir. ns -.vil'i J:ioj 1. It is
edited ly Gaii !l;f.:i.lio:i, S. Wood. M.d Ii.
V. -'?horne. Mi l iii'duden naionK i's rctralar
eoiHributors llorit -. Gieeb-y. Gail llao-iitnu.
'i'hos. Iv. l.-;hi r; illo Lewis. Dr. V. .
Itall, J.'.iiir-s r.irton, etc. Ihirrict L'eether
Stotye, Kii .k l- hxtov. John ' S.ixe, .M: j.
Gcn'l KiipatricU. I'ltrolcuoi V. iiisly. cto.,
write for if t cf-a -ionully. 'I'erih, One lJoUar a
;.e:-r. In t iiih'.in three fii-s.-c'.-i'-s periodic: la
lire pivc-u for the pi-'iC-.! of onu of th. ia. The
luo.-t lit t t.il IVeii.imu Li.-I. ever ji-ibll-hed No
r erio i?al is more fre ;ucr:lly orf iveraolj laeu
tion.'d by to pre.
" W outi's Ilou-chold Maffixin? if me of tho
MW-citif-n!.: of bur in s cntcrtTite .vh";ch i;:i;k
the a'i-." .i,;." f.it..t Jl,.,te Journ tf. Philadel
phia. I'a.
"If. lias been improve 1 ovi r hlneo we kicw it
a pond r ritevioa f tlits future." Un'tr,
Marl: ft, Ci.na'lu.
"It is a ni.ir' el of ehenpr-e-t rod first-o'asj
Quality coiui.tr.e I.' A Yt.r': 'j hue.
Speed lue:-. copy sent frt-1 ' y nddr-.
S. S. V.'-.Sll .V c.
dw4 i.ewburh, JS. Y.
II. J. STR EIGHT,
BOCK-SELLER,
?t iOU 2if9 JVC'S? 3
AND PAPER DUAL ER.
PLATTSMOUTH, KEG.
tScpls't, d "Imbscd w tf.
5TS
MURPHY ,
HasueLurcr cf
a ha lis, whips.
Blankets, Brihlies, :c
Iro-iip'.i;.- Kici utcd . A'.i wurk Wurrer
CZ'riti-: HARNCS:- A SPECIALS ;y.4
Nor. JJO.wtf Platt.-iiJoutrh, Neb
J. W. ohAAiNuw 5
FEED, SALE AND
MAIN STUEET,
i am prepared to a"'o:';modala tho pubiie with
tn.rj-c.i. Citrriase?. lu-?sjes and a 1 lloar-c
oi. si:oj-t not ice nV.d rctotolc r!:;.. A li.'.-!
v ill run toihestcaiub-iat inii ii.ix. and to ,
ofthe city when desired.
January , 1S71 d&wtf.
irt I
Weeping Water Nebraska.
IlALii. 1.
Dry Good,
Grcoi-rics,
. ji. ldware.
Wue- sis.v.tre.
iicols. a tl Shoes,
lits. i'tiii I ;.fi.'.
A prt--n' t-ir:il Tinidimcnt of alt ki'jd-, '.ciriir
"i X L" IJultivnti!!--. I'nioii Corn Planter?
rnuidctour and l'l inceton 1 ion-.., j.e .Vc rui.nt.
vtiuir, all of which we oiicr t' tue publi at tnf
o'.vc.-t retail prices.
All QfiMMls v4:i3.Tc5I5lC54
KOixr consfart .ilin will he f o srll so low
vill bote the positive advantaoof every im
erin the ? ster:i and ir.tl pirti;n o Cass
u?v to rilke this tbeirhead-.'.oirtci f..r trud-
F.tL"b. JII'.OS.
100,000 FEET
rhe'cnderiiigDed Las on heed a larje ciautlty o
C OTTO N WO O D LUMBER
rM at bbasonabck fiocs:s.
ORDERS FILLED
on-sbort notice, end for ans s ize ;r onetx
uuibtr. .
Rafters, Studdings, Jcists
can be had cn short notwe. O. II EI Z.h
3. MAXWELL. BAU. H. CHAFJUAT
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors
Chancery, Flfttsmouth, Jvebraska. Othe
iHfewud't Work,- irrl.-
. DEALER IN
FURNITURES
LOUfJGES, SAFES, TABLES
BEDSTEADS
r ALL DESCBIPIION3 JlXO .' AIL fCMI.
Petalic Duri;i Cases.
WOdDEN
COFFINS
r 02? ALL SlCIiS.
Ready i'ade, and Sold Cheap firC'Wh.
V.'i:!i many thanks fur past patronage, fl"'
-itv all to call and exaiainc my large idock
citure atsd CoffiaH Jin l
the
IMPERIAL
Firo Insurance Co
Rstabli.-ln'l A I). 1803,
IXifi-ta! :nd C;l.;'i AecutnuIatioriB,
Ten Million Doiiars In Geld
t!ncaq; Loot's rll taid
liOJ.l.AR i ()R DOLLAR.
Th rcp;;l.!:k:i an 1 -t:uidin(t whie'i thin coin
.iiiy ha:- ni'viip'! di'."inr the fix t -niim yean
itha tran:o i d Lu-iiii-s thrioiij'i iil. Iho world,
tori rht r wi;h li.o Imj-.i Mid unu'ii'l-fd ffcurity
i; oui-rs tor all it-- b i; i Uoiis, elititus for it it
!-.) r,. of t If pub n Ml TO.
Pi licicB i..-uc-l and l-:e paii Ly
El. E
Phil:.-. mouth, KcU
29. dii?:u
Nov.
Fruit, rpjvppcd Carden, Plprittf Flower,
thalu. iltU- tjiji-, iiahib, Garden
Ann1
'e uy.a linli, I. o'lrjr-V". ot'fcl sort?
IJ.I'.Ki.
Vrr. I . Fa n. 1 yt.. D;. licit,
5"-0.00
to
4 fr.. 2W
Semi. 1't nch, b".. Si: - otdo. Osapo.r ew.bu., 12.K)
V-jtr, . i,i;- 5'ci.eli Uii -.v.i;.-u iy 1! n-cloi. 2.U)
Setd'i-.O oV. :; j.K-. l.oo-i, i; A?li. ;.!; lilin. 'J (H)
I.lus'rtte 1 CataloKac, lu'J pi:t;c,.'c i-w I'ricu
K t. 10c.'
F. K. Fl'fiEXIX, Ciooiniiifcton, Illinois,
jau IS. wow
To A nvEr.TTSMts All persons who con tern -plule
i!ial;iin ciii;tr:i'-t iih nc w?p pcrs P.r the
insertion oi Ad .r:iseaiciit6 fhouid 6 end lo
geo. f. govvell $ 0o, .
or p Ciuular, or incbisc cents fur their One
huii '-it .l I'pe IVini.hlct, c. ntaininir Lists of '
ZX-) Newsj-iipcrs niul cs! imutes. shiwiii(r the
; s; uf adv en i.-lnif. aim many nscful h in In lo ad-
or; i.-.crs. and .o::.u acco unl td ilie ..xj't-riciiroe .
of ia-ti win. are known us successful ndvrtis-e-.s.
This lir-n a'-c jh-hpi iemrn ot tio Aiatrican'
Xewtpapcr Aii,-crii.-ii;g Agciioy.
ark Sew ftf. V-
and are possef-seil of urrqusletl fucilitiea for
Hfcuri;. tho irsi-riioii of J Vfrtisemenw iuafl.
XekpaKra uid l ciuKiic.-ls at lcwak ratoa.
DAtr.2 IM
BHUSa HEDICIBE
k n r
. :
AW Paper Triinired free of
Charcc.
Aiso ueaier in
Dc-oks,
Staiionar
frisains, and
Lpiocf F??h i"vri'
Prf.,cr;j,;,r3 t-rf.fa:5y ccmpouudcl by ancx-
)C-i.;necj Iyrut;-.t.
Jvoiacfiiic- U'e i i.!.rc, thrt fdoor? we;t of th
. rw'ii otiice: i'l it..-:::outh, Nebra'ko.
VIA
Toledo i egU ' aasaw
St A I L W A V .
FOB ALL ROUTES
EAST.
and aft?r SITXIMY, December M. 1S71.
V tra
tins wiil lt:ive liurliiij;ton an foliuvri i
CZ.ff7?Z A M Mail and pxpre-p, Dai'y rx
cepi. Sunday I'a. vrtgtrv ;.,y the
trtnii i:k soccer at l.'iinsput t and coriiiei
at iJr tii(')i-.i J uiK'tiiin i'ulluian Palace i.iy
.nl .' le.-jdr.it ear, rn ii n I ri tiij-oujrh to Crdjtn
bu. l'iu.-lii.r,.-. )'l ii.tdelpliia and New York
wi-hi-nt i.'ijos'c. 'liue frosu Uurht-glou ta
r.'cw i'. rk hy th: tr .iu, h-jura,
9Jk P. M. Xiplif extiretr, daily oscewl
lO'Ar cu,:.l.iy, v.'i:ii I'ullioan I'alao'i
Day an i Sleep i.s c.ti "hi-ousa ir.iin UtirSiuieton
! .' mins, co;.:it(tt r i-.t liint p.ii t with
Pullman I'ar.tc cji ior l'i irieipal Points 1h.
i.i. Lai cue c!i:ae between Durliuaton
ant
PITTSliUnC,
IALTJM(:J2E.
WASiXUTfiiY.
I'lllLAijlCLPIJlA,
AM) NEW YORK.
Tiae from Darlington New Yerk by tbW
train, io hours.
'iVSr. edZz mil.
ly purchasing tickbts vh
The Midlana Route
l'a'-entrcrs lenvin? Xetv York city at 6 00 p.
in, a.;::v-j in ilariiagtua at 4:32 p. Q. of th
eecoiid day.
Ti.is is cl.-o the be't route fcr the h'pmer.t cf
Throui-h freight, time b-i;i quicker than by
auy other l:n.
V. M. L. V A tX. n. O. TOWXSFXD.
G-jq. tr-titl't .?'t. Otn 1'a-g Jt Ticket Ae't.-Jo.-
ATil A.N ILltXEK, W. . IO KW I.N.
TAeeo.'. l:ur!i ;(rti.n. A?s t S ipt.. WamavrV
U . 11. C.dL IjI iiil, Vice-I'resi lent it ticu'l up'
Ueclo di w tf
J. C. FOX. p. n. WHESLC ;
fox &. TriiEca,ritt
ATT0EXEYS AT LAW.-Sneoial attentir
?iyen to irobatc business and lantl title c3e .
1 V fA'r:- mw
i
I