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-"m? w e : w Sew 7 r THE HERALD. Railroad Time Tabic. I. A M. R. R IN NEBRASKA. ARft TF.S. j IEPaKt MU & Ki. l:i p. m.'Mail and Ex. 11:'3 a. n Vreibt i Ac. S:l a. ui.-Freight i Ac. P- in 1$. & M. R. R. IN I0A7A. AEKIVKS . D. PARTS MiiliEx. C-.l'tn. in wun A Fx. (: p. m i,.'tinA Fril.t i'owArtiim.vrr i- uun;R ksiirej!:3) it m! A;.Uni: Ex. 4:f I m. The Transfer bout wi'l leave the lr"t tiron-ne-t wi h EMra b .u a.i tra . r.4 4." mmjjtj earU r than the tiw-given n .. lhe 1 .o.i i run i rhi...,.iii.i wh eh lsUiiniaute; taster than 1 inieairo time ii Plttmoutti tune. OMAHA Jc .SOUTHWESTERN. la eenrestion with Burlington & MLoun River Railroad in I.eliwka. Depot at foot of Jone. street. i.rVPH. B . .. ll.tumouth l:-20 rUtfmouia iim P- ra T)mah!i 'A' " Uin:uia " do - -' m do ..l'i:13 p. w JJ C. 6T. JOE. A C B- R. R. i ..nnf JUNCTION IOWA. I UOIXti NOBTtf. OIKJ SOfTH. Mirnt r.pm .,.,.,th close Till' icives l"ni;r irum '" v n rR,n rJ.iiiB South or North by leavms here ca the 12:U in. train A? RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS. . t.. t ;.ii;h lipm.l')IiE C F A St. Jo. R. R. N orth. p. m. T. P u Onvihaby B.ul n I'm NVbrV"ka C.ty.WStae. 9 P m. .Pn. Ol'ii'-e hour, tr.nn H m to p in. aJa,.. 12:3) to VMv ;5jiAI;SIIALL. P. M. ' City OfTicial. I'LATTSMOUTH. V. L. WbitP. M. li. fcecj. J'ni ih Mj'ircs, falter J. White. Mayor. City '!e'-k. Poli'-" Julge. Marshal. Ptrect Coir.mi.-i'i'jner. ALDERMEN. FlBT -TARn.-J. FiterM. C II P.irmaleo md Wakd la". Ku'tery. J Woy.uan. Tbibb VVaro.-R. CuhiiiK. K. ivttn. CASS COUNTY. Tt. F. F111 on. D in'l McK innon. AV. L. Hobbn. J W. J.ihnm. Pribate Ju.ls-. County Clerk. TrcnHurer. ;-q':iitr. upt. rub. Ir.rlraetioi:. C' u a t y C . I rm i i ' n er.-. Coroner. U. V. V.'no. vT.iob Vulle T. Clarke J une. J. W- Thomji-". Churches. -I art-. 7-On th corner nf M.un ar. 1 Ninth. Rpv.T.-J. Am -t l. p.v-t.,r h.M-i"lce on 1- i....u 11 ... iin.l at -J l til. . h"i at t'1 ? a.m.. i'r.iytr ir.ee: cf'-Jay evtnin;. every V. r cur.. in roner'S;iti.'n Cl '"r !i .it'll A. M- ""1 ,':') ni- 'T....r CirniT it L.i.etl-1 HI"l -:i I'or tinl inTituli.m exten le 1 U -1 e:::r t'iiJ- i i.,o.,iPii. Corner Viri nr.1 TKi J l'i Rev. A. K. dealt' erio.P.-very .-;ma.y t 11:00 ni. Tp. in. . .-n.wy ' oi 3 p. ni.. Prr-f. a'AIIom-ini. si. 0ol!nTi 'rnpr ... a,t ..n ! Stb "t t . u it r ( niwf .11. rei-iiirr.cc !. n " - b- . An.l ".rV HI J tTVl '1' O ireeu -iii " 1 , . i . i 11 m. an.t r.r.i'l i. m. tas'"-i:ti ij l';ir li lit p. in. evening. Praer Uiteti:i ocry ve.u..u.i (lA'Hnl.ir North i.l-"I ru:...c r. . ; at lier H -. t'ir-t Ma -very North 1.1.-f l'li'.i'.cM' Ves;.eif and lio:ie.'.teti n i-t ' t ? a. m.evt ry wee .a". I.itRT Pp.ksptte:.: ' . I wir(.f'tith Kv. W . l::.tt!o TV Me- ... .. . l .... I ... ... T:1. -JIT- fcatli m-bool M ::50- m..Tho.. r..'.I..-H .-.1 -nn Un.-liTtt. I'rayr fietir,s every w ulueauij vei.insc at S.'JO o'clock. Tk-VO'st tlfmPAl. "Won F-jlf of Sisth 11 -trrct. ..u'Uof Main-Hcv. J. il. Preoon Rvi,.MHVrt Sabbath t a. in. n.l . p. in. Pravpr inwtmir overy Ihur lay eveumi!. jseein.s f( ry M'n lay evenu-.J anl ipius" lia'e Iv i'er cl..": of Sabl.uth morning ser.iccs- " Pjboath Sehool at2:JH he rVl v Luth. 7;.-.n. in is i.i ihreta Frh c'.b i v..r.":.r'ii2-i i m 11 Lhrtl-tteo liei.-t. I i;i . iiau p. t5n !.-t aere;rs von jct.t an re-M-IiQae--! a.lo 1 1 Tarf tat. Minister Rev. L llannw-i. Saob.iths. Lool at lpu... l'rof. d'Ai.eiuan 1. t-upt. Lodges. T0 q F rtezntnr meeMir rrriatte Lulfre. . No T I O ".P. everv T'iii!P i" e venin a t fl.l.lVoil.'w Hall. Transient Brother ure cor Uially iuvitoJ ro virit. A..r.M.Li:MANI. N. G. M. II. Hathaway. See. lo VIS E. K. ('cs.MNr.n.vM, Scribe Mvsomc Pi ATT.'MorTn Lonr.r: ..o. G A. l A A. M. Italur tne-tina at tru-ir ha.l on the 6r t an I thir.' " r.Uy evfr,uc. inenlli Transient brethern invite. i to vi: it. It. It. LIVINUoiO-N. A. iPAm.f.mano. Sec. 1 atot Loi.gb N i. 22 A. r. & A. M.-R?c!!P l mjHinl It JlitW lla'l. Iir-t n 1 third "n lays. .1. N. WISE. W. M. A. l. Eiiardslzt. See. kasra Chavtf.r No. 3 P.. A. M.-Rerur i j.nro-itions secend anil lourt.i Tue5 lay eveoints of eae month a t. T1 : e! ;;k p. in. II. It. LI INOslON li- P. ". NkVvaS. Sw. j O (i-T Oi.i". Tin Asrt'.N'i.? TT E ETiion i . W. C. T. C W. Kins:, W See. T. W Shry- ork Lo.U-i- Deputy. Mevt. at rbiri; .'-.tr.'ii'-r .- hall i-very T jes l.iy cvcr.in. Travtl'nif Temt lais e?pectaliy invited. TruNVF.KKiV. The T imor .-ie!y inopti tit 1 Turnrrs Hall in iliith-iixi I'to.-K. on the 1st and Third We iresJ .ys ef each .Month. Ve-kbau,'h: lrrn-- i-t tjus. Keinh:w.ile; t rt 'larmrirt Win lleis'er: '"' ni Tnrmcurt V"e. Ksrer: Wvnlm John Li hart. To A DTFRTisKtts. All r r.-ons w h d eon t em plate makine contracts witli new.-p i pr- !.,r thi nsertion of Advertisements should send 4o geo. f. gowea & for a CtrenTar, or inclosB cents fr their One hnndred Page Pntni hlet. o.,ti::iii iri' List.' ? Ncwsi.aiiers and estimates, showing the cost of ad vertisin. a'so many n.-elal hinrs i.al vertisers, and soire account of the ex i-erU n.-e -of men who are kn.wn as uceci"t"al i: ivertis ers. This firm ae proprietors t.t tho American Newspaper Advertising Agi-ucy. 41 ark fow . If. and nreri ejped of nnpqtialed f.eilit:-s fo ecurir.g the i ertion nf advert iseniei.ts innil QNwpa (Newspapers nd l'criouiculs at Icwct ra-'-?. Omaha Marble - Works. M. J, FEES AN Manufacturer and Dealer in ITAM.4X nr.ni v mriji.f. .11 ant I e & Friii!nrc Jliivhle. For specimen or workmanship refer to Smith's and allery's monu ments in Plattsmouth Cem e t a r y The patronK0 tt Cum County is respectfully fO 0 F Plattsmouth ! -.mpmr-nt :No. 3. . Regular Convo.-atior the -'an. i 1 ''".lay of ch mouth at (M l Fellow. Ha! onr. .! ari Vain ,U. Transient rutrian- ?r, ., .T . ; . it. ' " LOCAL 'NEWS. LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Trnn'iiat -j cent a line. Regular edver isers 1') cents per line. No alvertiseiccnt in HerteJ ltds tlin Zi cents,. Lgal a 1 vert beiiientt will be charged to the parties banding them in. . - - -. -3 . COMMUN'ICATIOMS. As aur po;ic is H:.:iieJ. ali comuiunieatiori must be brief tin 1 to the pjint. with no wa-Ue of w.rJt. t.- Uidiii " On Saturday evening next, at bait pa-t seven o'clock, the citizens ef Flatts- mouth arc requested to meet at the Court Ilou-.e for the purpose ot taking some preliminary steps towards organ- izing a 'rc Jcixtitnicnt for this town All good citizens are reque.ited to attend, as the matter is of prcat importance llcmcmbcr Frank White, the crocer, c .i i , . r h.-.j ..n.l flifj hrst crn- une 01 ins oe-i iifs --. - . i orri in the world. Call ant buy your ..r.fatP mid thiiurs of H hue. 44u Otz, the Veterinary Surgeon, has re- movcu to trie lutic uiicv, i.oilu siu m..:.. dmt vL-r.Jt r.r th ()nrt House, .'jam pu.vi t.wwv Remember this. 44tf. The Mormons are trying L rot. i j n- .... . , i !.. t ,:i: tlali's i.rayer test uy a -.vno.esaic peia.o.. . . i- I.. .1... 1 that the epizoot may iigui uh viu- tiles' beasts ol turcica ana cot on me Mormon critttrs. Thr- OmaLa Ilorald thinks Oakes mes is worthy of respect ana aumiru- ,;,,: f, I,, ha- "won the respect" v,v " " I f ,.,7. so its editor hays. 'lh-- i i - i ,,,nr. al e certainly KlIIU UI IliCU t'- -'-l verv untortuate, in being set uowua, arch traitors, or big rascals by everybody lsc. I T.iIlf.r.ln Si. ,f. -snuui thinks that . . . Mr. Sprick's minority report should re- ceive attention, ana u.e i vuu.., business must be investiga.ea. tt,., Titn.vilU W i links tiierc . . . . I A 11W .A.AfctA-JTlAi'-f - - -" must be some money in un M telccraph hoe, or Col. Urton would not be spending so much to defent postal telegraphing. I A Mi- T.r.wi II 'i is out lecturma on fctanley. lie mikes mm out touca cut-throat, horse-thief, and altogether a fraud, 'lis passing strange ; but mi- i'el'iow seems to (k)no"(w)c more of ;i,n'.M. tinn pvv-n "ii'tV. M.ic:" and was , 1 ,n ,,l,lv l,v him. Next Sunday evening, in the Episco pal Church, at 7 o'clock. Sulj-ci.: OltlOIN AND NOBILITV OF Work. Text: If ani icouIJ not tear!:, neither ahovld he cut. II. Til ess. III. 10. Seuator Tipton et:ds. us the census r.tinTis for ls70 a handsome work, and fi-.jm which we shall ji:ute copiously one of these days. " . The Board of'Tiu-tee-, of Masonic ail Old Fellows' Hal, will uieet at the Lodge Room, on Wednesday even ing i;ex;, the 12th is:st, at 7 P. M. Rv order of the Chairman, Vjl. Lr W tec y. Four rn.n arrested fjr robbing the U. S. mails, were last week sentenced by -Judge Dundy to serve t wo years and one month in Detroit House of Correction. Their names v..'ie li. H. N ash, lo V. Sharp, Frank Rjixiboyer aad J. W. K. Marshall. Thanks to Mr. M. subscription on paper. F. Woods for Rjst Fine cut and cigirs at Stf P. O. Rook Store. We have received sevcrr.l communica tions of late, with no name figned. If our rtab-rs v.-ll turn to lhe head ot the cditoiiil page they will find expiessly Ptaied that we do not accept ecniumni cations under any cirjuiustauces, without the name ailixe 1. We are requested to eivo notice that Dr. McClu.-Lcy wiil b-j at Dr. Livings ton's office, en Thursday, llthinst. All needing good work on their teeth will take notice and govern themselves ac eordiiiL'lv. 4-311 . m The Catholic Fair comes o!T the 12th and 13th of this month. Tt will be very intere.- ting. The first night, a musical concert will be civen and on the second evening a Cue Dru.n ilic Enter talnnient called MicUAEL EllLE, or The Maniac lover. Every one should uttenJ. Mr. R. R. Claiborne dements hiirueif for the lover oa that ucca i-.n. ATKiir::: i ! i County and City orders bought at the Elephant Store at the highest figures. 42tf A Salt Lake man shipped a favorite blooded Jackass to Omaha, as a present to a frieud, calling it a rabbit: The fi'tiiht charges were f jrty dollars, and the friend refused to pay 'em, and thusly the U. P. R- R. is the ownr of a full blood- e l, lontf eared Jacka s, which they in- tend shipping Last, to Bostn, that he may h? eL-ctel PrcsiJent of the Credit Mobilior company. One thing, the Jackass wiil never come on the witness stand and lie about his comrade hi the board as they ttre doing vow at Wash ington. If T T T"? ',T" 4 A w w. . A., lit. -1 i 3 c I 1 , - Jti ana niter ear esuay. l eoruary ."jth, passenger and mixed trains r-n the Ruriin-ton and Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska will leave the depot of tho U. I . iv. K.,-iSi:ith st, m.-tea l cf the depot ot trie s. . it. li. as lierctuiore Pa.-senger triia leaves Omaha at 10:30 A M. ; mixed train leaves Omaha a 2:40 P. ai.; passenger train arrives at Omaha at 10:25 A. M. On passenger trains there will be a through car between Omaha aad Crete. 0. F. Morse, Sup't c-2a::d fz:ti7al a::d ball. Wc are informed that the Odd Fel lows of this city are making extensive preparations fur having a splendid af fair on the 21st cf this uiontb, the eve cf Washington's LirtL-tlny. We are not yet iaformed as to the complete programme, but believe it is the intention to have a supper, with musical and various other entertain meets, in their hall. A band of luu.-ic and dance in the adloiniuc hall for such as wish to participate: in fact, it is the r. I ' intention to have such various enter tainmeuts that every person will find something to suit their inclinations. The programme, &c., will be announced nest wcet. We have just received IJanib.'rge's New.-paper Reporter for February, 1S73, Somehow the January number never came around here, and therefore neither it nor the enterprise it heralds have been noticed before." The on'y Newspaper Reporter that u . - th.in this, is that of Goo. P. Rowell & Co., in the great city of New York. T hat !ia nn n'mnvt i:n5vnrnl imiptiI .tiiin Ti,rrft nr t t lllli,;;lti,1ll, . nnmtj. T.,u,;ri thao. b.-.r " ' 80 far lr. Bumbor U h merit of iauncllhl;J out ;t) the ei?y of Omaha with on0 h0A ..trid towards an enterprise that was only worked up and attempted " x'1" l"u '""-'i years. 11 ue acts lair anu uoes not at . . i i it .1 , r .1 tempt to goDbie fi me proats 01 tne business we think he will succeed v , r,.n:,.fl,i rTunmnn.itmn 0h tL n f d j a j otber t ies. but the IIills are so dark wo can't .i .i o ii:roue lueiu. oiu 3 our names, Coal 6toves vr soft coai of a;j S;Z2S a.i k- i ...-if.,, to suit, nt I I " f ,.l.lVr a ! ai lk O t ooauowu u i.iiutitus JJr. Wildman, Sergeant-at-Arms of , s rei1 wnliv. nnd n election will be "held oa Tuesday to fill the vacancy, 7.7?,'? T.WCTS Kemainin - in tba I'iattsmouth PostcGce i.'eLruary 1st, 1&73. Alison Jerrv Rorkct Mark R ntley J II Lentley C 11 . ,T - t a-oub. casey oiepueu Davis (J M Gates M M riobson Jennie Haople (T J ilambo.n W C2 Hanson Lin a Miller Aumnd.t M Maxwell liobert MeCrarey James 3 Newell Nicholas Nu.engate S G i'atterso!!. 1'iof J I) Phelps Caleb Powell Samel Rood II W Rabbins M . Scan'.on Michael Stevens K!!a Swindell Robert Thomas Jas O Tiioinpson J B West Jolm '.Wattles AW - When. calling for any of thcc letters I!case say "advertised." J. Marshall, P. M. A eurre-poiid.M.t of tlv St. Loub? He publican gives Capt. Palmer the fb'.low i:ig good t-etting uj on account of" the Arrow Rock a!Talr. a fuller account of which we shall" pablLh next week : Before I bring my letter to a close I must give to CAPT. PALMER a tithe of tint credit so justly due him. Word, could not express th gratitude of the people for the great services he had rendered them. His name was on almost every lip, for to him aie they in debted for deliverance from as wicked a trio of scoundrels as ever scourged the face of the earth. In appearance most jientlcmauly, modest arid courteous in beaiiriL', there is not bins: about him in accordance with the traditional detect ive, and as far as that is concerned he is by no means a detective, professional or unprofessional. Vet hi-- eye tells of a nature not easily daunted, while his course of action establishes the fact that iu him the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of New Vork have a man to uhmii the works of an in 'endiarv are an easily read as A, . C. The testimonial letter pre sented hiu by the grateful public of Ar row Rock is worth a score of patents of nobility. Fairy. Married At the Residence of the bride's father, on Tuesday, Feb. 4th, by the Rev. J. H. l'resson, Mr. Wm G. Woodruff and Miss Sarah II Montgom- erv. ali of Plattsmouth. A beautiful white envelope subscribed Tip Iop, and we il never tjd ail tne rst inside, but it told us the above; and i,iri William aivl Sarah. Wft Wish VOU I joy, long life, and m3y you never send for any Presson to do your pressiu' here- after; moreover, may yo x always enjoy the tip-top-iag-est kind ot good luck. lUpoitel for the Herald, by W. S. West. J AN I'AHY. DATE. i EO. 10 17 1 ) 20 21 1 IS 7 20 30 31 2G 9 10 ZERO. Jim 0 2i 17 4 J BELCW ZERO. 9 10 11 ABOVE 11 2 13 11 K n 15 lf, RE LOW 17 IS 10 AE0VE 20 21 21 EELO'iV ABOVE 1 1 BELOW 1 1 ABOVE 11 G 23 ii -.q 31 fEBUCAIir. 12 BELOW 4 24 ABOVE 0 " Subscribe for the Herald. A. Kountze, 1'resider.t of the First Natioual Rank, Omaha, is elected one of the Directors of the Valley Nationa Rank of St. Louis. . The Kountzj Rro's. are gettipg to be the best known Rankers in America. Mickelwaite & Co. desire to inform th-j bublic that they have on hand and shall continue to keep through the win tor, hard coal, which they will sell at low market rates. 104tf. " V. fcchnasso & Co. New stock of goods, cheap and good. Will not be un dermoid.. TOdtf For your cheap and good boots an shoes go to the fdioe store next door to Postoffice. I will not be undersold. , OS-If At Merges' now ttore next door to IWoffice. Call and examine my stock of boots and ehoes, before you buy else where. I charge nolhing for thowin them. SSwtf School Books, at publishers prices, at 3Stf P. O. Book Store. The Senate Win. Edgerton Pro prietor, coy, warm and comfortable, drop in and see us. Liquors and cigars warranted pure and good. Nov. 13, d&wtf COKX ! COKX! COKX!! Wanted Corn on Subscrij)- tion at this ollico immedi ately. If you want to get a fine and good fitting pair of boots or ihoes made, call at the shoe store next door to the Post- office. I warrant satisfaction, Repair ing done neatly aud with dispatch. SSwtf PiTEu Merges. Remember Otz's, Veterinary office is now on north side Main street, in the little brick building west of the Court House. 42;S UUtl) COALl H lKDlO.lL! HARD COAL.! At Miekelwaite's yard, corner Sixth and Main streets. Good Anthracite Co:.l on hand all the tim. lOltf GZl'ZSAL A3Z2T37 0? At Plattsmouth, Nebraska : F. P. Todd, General Agent. Canvassing agents want ed. Office at Solomon & Nathan's, Maiu street. CGwGiii ItP.A I THIS. G 30 Js not sold at less than cost. N goods given away, but good goods at the lowest prices for cash, at lltf. Clark & Plcmmers. Plattstr-outh, Neb. D3L. N. B. -XD Wc have bought the entire right and interest" in the whole subscription list of the Weekly- Herald, from II. I). Hathaway, and as fast as bur friends can square up the old accounts we shall bo pleased , to have them as wo want old books settled. tf "" T "" rcr Zila or P.crt. A good story and half house, contain ing 'J living rooms together with pantry, bath room and closets, aiso, a gnod barn and two lots with house. Wiil fell for part other property. For particulars in quire at the Herald ofiice, or of the owner, 3'J-tf C. W. LYMAN. Business room for rent one of the best stands in the city enquire of. D. II. WUEELER &'Co. 1131 22wtf. r. s. nniTE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Grain, Fruit and Produce. Fresh Fish and Oysters received twice a week. Cash paid for Hides! 43t5 Vivian's is the place to buy your gro ceries and provisions. 20tf SPECIAL NOTICES. Wheat, .... S.rC'J0 40Cli-45 1410 Barley, .... Corn, Larse and well assorted tock of gen- eral n.erctianaise at ciar Ar' us' . . " At Clark & Plummer a everyUiing a lariucr needs can be lounu. w. aua Go to Vivian's for groceries aad pro- visions. 0tl Emporia Red Ribbon Stove at E. T. akc & Co. Plattsmouth, Neb. Call J)u 28dtf. examine. Clark & Plummer Dry Goods, Grocer ies and a General assortment. W e sell cheap and bay often. LS IU Spa advertisement of Dr. Bittts' Dis pensary, headed Book for the Million Marnairoliuide in anotner cciuuki. At should be read bv all. dccldiwly. E. T. Duke i Co. have just received a larn-e- lot of Heating Stoves of all kinds. suitable for parlor, ofuocs, stores, lioteis, or any place. Call and see them. iMiail 'J nil Ever.inz Star, wood burner, and from .r0 to 75 varieties of heat ins stoves. Call a - 1 see us, E. T. Dlke & Co. GGdtf2owtf For new, cheap goods, call on D. Sehnasse & Co. Mr. b having just re turned from the east is prepared to far- nih goods at eastern -prices. lO ltf All persons indebted to me, by note or account," are requested to call and settle before the first of January, 1S73, or I shall put them in the hands of a proper officer for co'lortion. 37tf Wm. Stadelmanx. Is hereby giveo to all concerned in the Wm. Voung liryirig ground to meet at the house of Wm. Young on the first Satarday in February, atone o'clock, for the purpose of arranging the business affairs of the same. By order of the school board of school district No. 6. - L. W. PATTERSpN, 432t .Director. A'olice lo purclinop m cf H. A St. It. K I. mills. OrFiCR Olf T,ASD l"KPAETVKNr," OEPAETVENr,") ... IN N KB. y . LVlh. 72. J i;. i m. it. Jt. ii. t i Lincoln. Nkh., Deo. Having received patents from the U. S. Government for our lands, we are prepared to issue contracts to parties holding pre-emption certificates for portion of the same. Persons holding such certificates nam brred between 1 and 300, issued between the 1st day of April and the 1st day of July, 18i0, are hereby notified to ex change their pre-emption certificates for regular contracts, at tins olhce, within sixty days from this date, as provided in said certificates. Geo. S. Harris, Land Com., G. & M. R. R. R. Co., in Neb." n39w8t Sheriff's Sale. . Rv virtue of an Order of Sale, issuec bT the Clerk of the District Court within and for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed, wherein .Maxwell and Chap man are Plaintilis and J. S. MeN'eilsoii and Isabella MeNeilson are defendants. I will on Monday the 24th day of Febru ary, A. 1). IS 1 3, at One o clock I. M., of said day at the front door f the Court llouso, in the city ot I lattsmouth in said county, sell at auction the follow ing real estate as the property of the said Defendants, to-wit: lhe Northwest Quarter (1), of the Northwest Quarter (), of section No. Twenty-seven (27), in township No. Twelvo (12), North of Rane No. Twelve (12V, Fust of the Sixth P. M. situated in Cass County. Nebraska, m to satisfy a judgement rendered at the Adjourned September Term of said tjourt, A. D. 872, and on the 13th day of December, . D. 1S72. Given under my hand this 22nd day of Jauuary, A. D. 1873. J. W. Johnson. Sheriff, Cas Co., Neb. Sam 31. Ciiapma.t. ITffs Att'y. 435t Chattel Mcrtgago Sale. OTtClCfS TlcreVr t. ? tlt on the loth day of April,' A. D. 1S71, V m. V. Morrison made and delived to Calvin II. Paruialee a chattel mortgage which is duly recorded in Book "E"' of chattel mortgages, Pace 1S7, of the Records of Cass County, Ncbra-ka, upon the follow ing described personal property, to-wit: All uiy part of the lease oa the e hf of lot nine (9), in Llnck thirty (30), as designated on the recorded plat of the city of Plattsmouth. Cass Count, Ne braska, together with all my part of the interest iu the building- and improve ments thereon with all tools, blocks and other fixtures now in and belonging to my Meat Market situated 011 said prem ises and did at that time convey to said Calvin II. Parmalee the above described personal property for the purpose of se em ing the payment of one certain prom isor note drawn for $005 p.iyable on the ISth day of September, 1871 that there is now due and payable on sail note the sum of $70'J 45 and costs, and the si.i Wm. F. Monisou is hereby no tiri.'d'that on Wednesday the 2G:hdiy of February, A. D. 1S73, the undersign rd uill by virtua of a Power of sale " tho said Mortgage contained sell at auction to the' highest bol der for cash, at the front door of the Court House iu said county, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M , tho above deseiibed personal property tho proceeds of said sale be applied in pay ment of said note'aod chattel mortgag 5w2t Calvin H. Parmalee. Sam M. Chapman Plaintiff. Plt'lf's Att'y Legal fCoticD. W. J. Cutler and Margiret 31 Cutler, non-resident defendants, will take notice tint 0:1 the 28th day of January, A. D. 1873, Calvin H. Parmalee,- plaintiff, filed his petition herein in tho District Court, 2nd Judicial District iu and fbr Cass County, Nebra-ka. The object an 1 prayer of which Said Petition is to obtain a judgment against you oa a cer tain promissory note for the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars v. i;h interest oa the same at the rate of 10 per rent per annum from the 5th day of January, A. D. 1870, and that said plaiun'F has caused the following described real es tate as the property of W. J. Cutler to be attached in sail cause, to-wit : Com mencing at a point 1827 ti-IO feet, North of lhe So-itheast corner of W hf of the 3 w qr of section 7, Town 12. Range 14, east, which point by actual survey is 132( feet east of the S W ccrfier of said Sec 7, ( i.encc commencing and running west -103 feet, thence north 210 2-10 feet, thence ea.-t 403 feet, thence south 21G 2-10 to the place of beginning containing two (2) acres, more or less You are renuirei to answer ?aid peti tidn ou or before the 21th day of March, A. D. 1873, or ju lament wiil be taken against you fur said sum of $250 with in terest thereon. Calvin II. Parmalee. Sam M. Chapman, Plaintiff. Pit' lis Att'y. 45 51 . Probate Notice. IV OT1CE is hereby given that appli cation has been male to me for the adoption by B. Sicbold. of Elmer, Fills- worth Green, a minor child, son of Ellen Grc n, and that a hearing of said mat ter will-be had before in-i at 1 o'clock P. M. , on the 7th day of Februarv, A. D 1873. at my oliiee in the city of Piatt?. mouth, C.ss county, Nebraska where all parties interested may attend and thev shall be heard. II. E. Ellison, Probate Ju 1-rc. 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Thus affording Trav 'flees nnarpa.-se l facilities f.r visiting the PARADISE of all GARDENS " The Great Nema ha Valley." Y. F. -VIIITE. General Z'km Aj-enl, 4lwtf Atchis: n, Kansas. - X C C.K K S i "Tl C r -J -i a c sr a.. a I 3- "I 33. - cr S " o 5 '2. r2 2 3 u PS C -I F H3. K a K 5 a ra "X f ra r3 - o - o 1 2. ." -i j; IS -3 ELS Zt 5 5 B K o i o S--s" O i . a - cr- n n 3 . s; r- a (m a ' a c 5' cr WILLIA Rfl. ST Has on hanJ, one of CLOTHING AND GENTS' SPRING AND C.I invite every body in want of And convince theinsclves of the fast- Ihivoasa sioeit oi a me oioining ior mon ana AJoys; tir'Ialso keep ou hand a largannd well selected FALL AND WINTER GOODS. DOWN GO THE PRICES!! A T SCHNASSE & CO.'S Cclebratod D. NEW' YOEK STOEE South West Corner of Main Street Plattsmoutit, Nebraska, LftTS HO TS2E PEOPffiF, THfftK WHO U1 li?? DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS, DELAINES, GINGHAMS, BROWN SHEETING. BLEACHED COTTONS, BALMORALS, CARPETS, CLARK'S NEW THREAD, COTTON VAKNS, UOOTS AND 6HOFT3 Iii the Grocery line we keep the Fixkst ami Best r TEA. COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, DRIED FRUITS, of every DescrljtfoA, All the Varieties of Spices, in fact for all Your GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QDEENSWARK, WOODEN-WARE, - GLASSWARE, YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS AND CAPS, GO j-25tf NEW DRUG STORE, WEEPING WAT E It, NU5. r?t t JL. JLi. -co nin nr ta "Snr. Jk. -M- DVHLS!nierfu ! Cigars and Tobacco WIG ! Sheriffs Sale. My virtue of an execution, issued by - the Clerk of the District Court, within and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed, wherein T. B- (or don is plaintiff and A. II. Townsend is defendant, 1 wiil, on tne i'Jin uay ui Februarv, A. D. 1873, at one o'clock P. sr., of snid day, at the front door ot trie V.irr Hmisr in Plattsmouth, in f aiu county, sell nt auction the following real estate, as the property o: sua ue.enu ant, to wit: The undivided threepnd one-third (3j) acres in the west half (I) of the south east quarter (1) and the cast half (A) of the 'south west quarter tj of section No nineteen (19) in townshio No. twelve (12) range No. fourteen (14) east of the sixth principal m-riuian, situ ated in Cass county, Nebraska, to sany a judgment recovered at the June term, A. D. ISO I, of the said District Court by said plaintiff against -"aid defendant A. H. TownseriJ, rf at, ana at ine .tpru terra, A. D. lSGU an order of revivor was obtained against the sail A. 11. MYin-TisMvl Given under my hand this Sth day of January, A. D. I73. J. . Johnson, Sheriff of ('ass Co. Neb. D. II. Wii eeleh, Pi'lfs Att y. 41 to Prcbate Notice. I hereby give notice to all concerned that an application has been filed in the office cf the Probate CaH cf the county cf Cass and State of Nebra-ka f.r tl nr,Poi:.t;G!r of an admin- wim.-i- en the estate of David i.,.i .li.faii.i' flint a hflar- oaciiriui, . " I . l. 1 .. .oi.l .ni.!-.ft.itnn inrr Will UO lia'A uu ram oi-i..i..u....i at my office in the city ot I lattsmout -1 . i.K .1..,. C l-..t.,.i HI saiu oiun.y uu me uiu uj. ..rtr A. D. 1873. tt 1 O ClOCK P. M. (Jiven under my hand and seal at ia,y ofuethi3 the 13th flay ot .January, ,T. I). 1873. 11. li. ELLISON, 42w3 Probate Judge. 1 a O 5 Ci r pi v. O P-A H o tm 3 3 CT- ; o I3' M r ! trrr l Cm e - cr3. a O. O S3 O H3 O Sir- in CO 0 m 4W H I n s B n. A D IE L m A WM t the largest stocks cf FURNISHING GOODS, FOH SUHME., anything in my lico to oull at my ntcro,? speci dity in my Retail Department 'evict. to wnicli we invito those who want tioods. stock of Hat anil Capo. 8 lOtf -fi ws fw JT& Ki3 tL3 iw 23? TO Hook Tor the iTlillioi ! MARRIAGE ! A private counselor to the GUIDE. ' Married i.rthoe iihout to mar fry on tho physiological myKter ie? and revelation.- of ti o rcxual (.ystcin. the liitest .liro verier iu prod'ifing and preventing oil'-l.riiig, how to j.rf Ti-rve the complexion Ae. ThU is an intrrrsting work of two hundred anil twer.ty-four i.i-h. with ntiniwou engrav ings. and contains vi.luahle information lor those who !re married, or nintrmi late rnar rii'fie. Mill, it in a book that ought to be kept under lock and key. and not laid carelescly ch- nt the house. Sent to anv one (free of postage) for-) cenw. A. Lire- Dr. Butts' Dispensary, No. li - Eighth ttreet. St. Louis. Mo. Noli to the Atfieted and Unfortunate i..f.....,.,.u;ni.in H.n notorious uuarkl who a-lvertisuiu puhlic paper, or using any qnaek remedies, peruse Dr. Butts' work no matter wh.it y..urdesene is or bow deplorable your condition. " u Dr. Butts can be consulted, por.-oritUi 3 rr by mail, on the dise.ie mentioned in lim wotkh. Oliiee, No. 12 N. Eighth (ifrcct, between Market andCkcsnut fat. Louis. Jio. deci!dwlT TIIK ''Silver Tongue E. V. NEEDIIAM & SOX; 14.1. llo.Jt 14" East 231 Street. New York. ESTABLISHED IN 1S4G. Responsible parties aprlyifff fgencios io sections still unsupplicd. m ill receive prompt attention and liberal inducement. Parties re siding at a distance from our aulhorixcd agent may order frvui our factory, fcecd lor ii.uc.ra- ted price list. Oot 2.'diw3in Weeping Water, Nebraska. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groc rie, iiaidware. liuefr,ware, DooL. "-r-il Sho-i. " IlaW. ana Cap.. Apricu'.tural Impleineuto of all kindi, Wtirnnl 'l L" Cultivators, Union Corn 1 lauUiT, C,ra ndetour and Princeton W.ia.. A c . . . - fiinitum nlLirt.whkll weotior to tne iuu... -w owr rail prices. r Ciiood Warranted Kit As IleproHcntci!. 0ur consur.t aim wUl be to sell io U thu it will be to tueposiave advantage of every far ,l, western an lce'r-' - t county to make thU tbei HedayrtTt- f REbl'. r'H'.'f- 1 AN UK ACT C BE t BT