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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
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from the post office, whether directed to his
name, or whether he is a subscriber or not Is
responsible for the pay.
2. If any person orders his paper discontin
ued, he must pay all arrearages. or the-publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether the pa
per is taken from the office or not.
$. The courts have decided that refusing to
tnkeTiewspapers and periodicals from the post
office, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for. Is prima evidence of intential fraud.
If tice to Everybody. All subscribers pay
ing for their paper to us, and ordering it stopped
at a certain time, will find It so stopped; but
we cannot le responsible for what has been
done before our time, nor for orders supposed to
be given by other to others. Our books alone
must-fee the guide for all old subscriptions.
Please remember this.
Call and sec D. Schnasse & Co.'s new goods.
to the rats boys shooting
them.
Borgains'at Hank Streigbt's.
tf.
Monday morning we had the heavi
est rain of the season.
' Goods at the Shoe
ever.
Store, cheaper than
5-tf.
The Missouri is rising probably the
commencement of the June rise.
Fun for. the boys shooting rats In
the basement of the Herald building.
A new lot of blank deeds, summons',
subpoenas, c, &c, for sale at the Her-ALoffice.-
-
The car containing the remains of
Gen. Cauby. passed over the B. &M.
yesterday.
The basement of the Herald build
ing has been" generally supposed to be
a good harbor for rats but it ain't
now; they don't like water too filthy!
Gaiters for Si.-W at the Shoe Store,
would go barefooted?
Who
etf.
Having just received a large lot of
Envelopes, and Letter Heads, we are
spared to fill large orders in that line.
Braitsch, the enterprising Jeweler,
is getting out a nic lot of card3 for
distribution among friends and patrons J
tiiat's business. ;
... j
The TIkrald is under many obliga- ;
tlnns f n Tlon.-VVillitt Pottcn-er. f or coal
to keep our office in running
during the storm on Monday.
order,
Spring Cubds at Schnasse & Co.'s. They're
going fast ; call and see them ere they fll.
(-1
Plattsmouth and C3 county are
now supplying the Chicago markets
with the finest be?f cattle that any
market can show.
AVe would call the attention of all
whom it mav concern to the article in
t-da-s issue, defining the powers, of j
the Police Judge, and warn rowdies to
look out. or they will be brought up
with r. short turn.
Fine Cat
Ptore.
Toj:wh) at the Past OHlcc
Book
5tf.
ij,.- . 1
Elder D. .L. Thomas, of tlie Cliristian
Charch, of Leavenworth, Kansas, will
conra?nce a series of meetings at the
CouiJcregHtiorial Church, at 11 a. m the
first Lord's tlay in June. All are in
vited. Sw3
The Lincolu M'-ssenjvr, Vol. I, No. 1,
is on our table. The Messtujtr will he
published, every Saturday, in the city
of Lincoln, W. f). & J. B. Ferree, Edit
ors' and devoted especially io tne cause
of Temperance. Terms: St.OO.
The only exclusive Boot and Shoe Store In
Caia County. Xothiutf below cost, but cheaper
thauevcr. Peteu Mkiiors.
Four pairs of grain scales, in one
block on Main street, indicates busi- j
ness in grain,' for Plattsmouth. There j
are several pairs of scales on other
blocks; and several blocks without any (
scales! j
lion. Villitt Tottengcr will leave in
a day or two, for a trip to Salt Lake
City, with a view to making a perma
nent location, and resuming the prac
ticeof, law, irj that city. Pottenger's
family will remain in Plattsmouth, for
the present.
Powers and Jurisdiction of the Police
Jnde in the City of Plattsmouth.
"The Police Judge shall have power
to enforce due obedience to all orders
and decrees made by him, and may fine
or imurison-for contempt offered to
sucli Judge, while holding his court,
or to process issued by him, in tlie same
manner, and to the same extent, as the
District Courts." Article 4, Section 47,
Incorporation Act.
Signed, J. W. IIaixes,
Police Judjje. :
Plattsmouth, City, May 10th, 1873.
Tlie AsUaad Times says : Greenwood
has' been having a lively time of late,
caused by a little unpleasantness be-t
tween two of the citizens of that place.
Our informant . says they jawed in a
wayy all. admired, till at last one got
macf : and fired straight out from the
shoulder, and took his opponent 'twixt
the eyes, which caused him great sur
prise. Then coats went off and both
vent In, blows and bad language
swelled the din. Both hung on with
the same tenacity as two bull purps
in a furse. II ere the citizens stepped
in and stopped the f unhand both hauled
off for repairs, one.tt:aIIirig, a broken
Yiosand the other a hfokert finger, all
cansf by a little dispute over the sum
of 27 ccaj.
Pattee'a Lottery drawing came off in
Omaha, yesterday. The lucky number
drawing the 875,000 was 80,777 name
of holder not given.
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NOTICE.
To all whom it may concern, that
John "W. Haines, Justice of the Peace
in the city of Plattsmouth, Cass Coun
ty, State of Nebraska, will from this
time on, occupy the office room in the
Court House at Plattsmouth, formerly
occupied by Justice CXeil, who has
retired to his former district.
ATTENTION I BLIND TOM!
Special Train.
Blind Tom will give a performance
In Omaha on Tuesday, the 27th, and
the B. & M. TL li. have liberally offered
to run a special train from Plattsmouth
for all those desiring to attend.
Tickets for the round trip including
admission to the concert only two dol
lars. Tickets for the trip only 81.35.
Tickets must be secured by Friday
evening next, if persons want to be
certain of a seat at the Concert. These
tickets can be secured at O. F. John
son's Drug Store.
Blind Tom is a wonderful curiosity,
beiner a natural performer on the piano.
It will well repay any person to attend. I
Mr. Henry DuBois, one of our large
farmers and 6tock raisers, on the "Weep
fng Water, called at the Herald office,
on Monday, on his way back from New
York State, where he has been spend
ing the winter.
Mr. Dubois reports the weatber fully
as bad, and fanners as much delayed
with their work, through the eastern
States, as iii Nebraska, and thinks they
had a harder winter, by far.
The cheapest place for your foot gear Is at the
Shoe Store, of course. Peter Merges.
8W4
POSTAL CARDS.
"Wo bare received two samples of
tlie new postal card, one containing I
the compliments of the Omaha Repub
lican for which we retnrn our thanks
and the other regretting our absence
from the Press Convention. To this
one we reply, there is no possumhig
about the matter, we are here fast,
sure enough, and would give some
money out of pocket to be able to
travel to Omaha or any other place
this beautiful day.
These cards can be seen at our office
by those curious in viewing the last
experiment in postography.
Jt A, GRANGERS, 110!
IT md mail- .boots at the Shoo Store for Four
Dollars. Any use to send to Chicago, eh?
PkterMkuoi.s.
! L L. CROPSEY,
oar now Consul to Chemnitz, showed his
.. . . ,n , , t. lT
"'r 7 T , " : : " .
Ai.i) office, last week, on the eve of his
dt-partnrc for Europe. Mr. Cropsey is a
young man of fine parts, and has been j
rapidly promoted to a position of influ- J
ence. We think h- w ill make a eood i
Consul, and be a credit to our country,
and we shall always feel proud of him
as a citizen of the young State of Ne
braska, more especially if he shows in
his new and important position such
qualities of the head and heart as will
elevate him in the estimation of good
men, and eventually place him a round
higher in the ladder of fame. .
PAUL
BRAITSCITS NEW CARD,
Paul, the Jeweler, desires to lot folks know.!
through the columns of the Hur M.n, that ho j
sells Watches, Clocks,
aim jeweirj eneap.-i
tnin ever, or r.s n avs. "so froort as never w:!;'
that N to s.tv "shortv" put that Iu for him.
Chains Kings. Napkin Holders, ami all kinds
of Jewelry for .ale at reduced prices; must sell
for bread and butter.
Kepairins well lone and warranted. Penicm-
bcr this, and call and see Paul Braitsch, the
Jew,-ier- 5-
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY C03I3IIS
SIONEItS. Mat 0, 187S.
Board met pursuant to adjoumnient,
Pr"frnt, Jacob ViUlery, jr., Lyman II.
Jaines, and Timothy Clark, Commis
sioner, and J. W. Johnson, Sheriff.
Minutes of last nieeticg read and
approved.
The Clerk was ordered to draw an
order on Countv Treasurer in favor of
Isaac "Wiles for 0475, amount of a
j judgment obtained in District Court
against cas County for damage sus
tained by reason of location of County
road.
Luke "Wiles was allowed an order on
County Treasurer for S381.C, amount
of a judgment obtained against Cass
County, judgment rendered for damage
sustained by location of County road.
The Weeping Water "and Platte Val
ley Railroad Company, by its Secretary,
T. B. Stevenson, appeared before the
Board and made request to have the
Bonds of Cass County, heretofore vot
ed, prepared in accordance with the
proposition on which said bonds were
voted. Whereupon the Board ordered
the Senior Commissioner to cause
blank Bonds to be prepared for loth
the Trunk and W. W. & P. V. II. R.
Co.'s. in conformity with the prohibi
tions on which said bonds were voted.
On motion Board adjourned t6 meet
to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Mat 7, 1S73.
Uoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the same officers as yestt rday.
J. W. Haines was aptointel Justice
of the Peace for Plattsmouth City.
Pond given and approved.
Samuel May appointed Jload Super
visor for District No. 1, Stove Creek
Precinct.
VT. II. Ashman appointed lioad Su
pervisor for District No. 2, Weeping
Water. '.
Samuel Twist appointed "Road Super
visor District No. 2, Louisville Pre
cinct. T. F. Bethel appointed Constable for
Salt Creek Precinct.
Frank Albe presented a petition ask
ing that license be granted him to re
tail liquor at the town of Louisville.
Petition hot as law required.- License
j refused.
It is hereby ordered that the Senior
Commissioner be authorized to get
about 80 acres of Prairie broken on the
Poor Farm. Also to take charge and
have general supervision of the land
belonging to the County, situated at
Eight Mile Grove, sell the grain &x,
and render an account of his proceed
ings to this board.
A. G Bowman, Supervisor District
Xo. 2, Salt Creek Precinct, authorized
to build a bridge across Calahan Creek,
in said District, and render an account
to this Board of the cash necessarily
expended for the same
X. Clemmons, Road Supervisor Dis
trict No. 2, Bock Bluffs Precinct, was
instructed to repair bridges in said
District, and bring before this Board
itemized account of same.
Samuel Stolmaker, Supervisor, au
thorized to build bridge in District No,
2, Greenwood Precinct, and present bill 1
for same, to this Board,
By reason of a late act of the Legis
lature of the State of Nebraska, declar
ing section lines roads in certain Pre
cincts, in Cass connty, the following
claims for damages were filed: J. M.
Beardsley, claim S 100.00; S. M. Kirk
patrick, 8100.00; S. E. Eaton, 630,00.
Petition presented praying for a di
vision of Road District No. 2, Green
wood Precinct. Same granted.
Also petition for division of District
No. 1, Eight Mile Grove. Granted.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
! Thos. Rankin. S120. for damaze by
location of county road. Order on
District No. 5, Rock Bluffs Precinct.
H. A. Waterman & Son, $74.56, lum
ber f nrniVipd "Rnarl District No. 5.
Weeping Water Precinct
Henry Ashman, spikes for bridge,
$4.13; It. G. Gordon, bridge timber,
$2.50; James McNurlin, for damage,
$ 30.00, sustained by location of county
road.
ASSESSOR'S ACCOUNTS.
Wm. Snyder, Louisville precinct, 19
days, $37.000 ; James Hall, Eight Mile
Grove, 12 days, $3G; J. E. Crawford,
South Bend, 10 days, $48.00; N. Clem
mons, Rock Bluffs, 33 days, $116,00;
J. L. Wood. Tipton, 20 days, $00.00;
jame3 Ervin, Liberty, 15 days, $45,00 ;
E. 13. Coleman, Salt Creek, 20 days,
300.00 ; A. Tefft, Avoca, 16 days, 848.00 ;
W. J. Monroe, Weeping Water, 28 days,
fciS.00; C. I. Clapp, Stove Creek, 21
da s, SG3.00 F. T. Holmes, Greenwood,
20 days, $00.00 ; Wm. Lantensehlager,
Oreapolis, twelve days, .yo.00; S.
B. Ilobson, Ml. Pleasant, 19 days,
$13.50: Silas Fisher, Elmwood, 17 days,
$51.00; Thos. Wiles, Plattsmouth, Pre
cinct, days, 55.59.
U. AV. AVise, County Superintend
ent, 2G days, $104.00.
i . O Vii.li own, xcra oihj ha, fui iitft
April term District Court, summoning
jury, &c $27.50.
II. E. Ellison, cash expended for
clearing cellar, $10.25.
j.v W. Shannon. Livery for County
Commissioners and Bailiffs, $19.40.
IX AV. McKinnon, services its Clerk
in the case of AVhitney vs State, and
State vs Keeler, $18.41.
J. AV. Johnson, .Sheriff fees hi Citse
of State vs Keeler, et af, $G.5'J; State
vs Robinson, $0.75.
D. AV. McKiuucn, services as Clerk
in case of State vs Robinson, $8.98.
James O'Neill Justice of the l'eace,
in case of State vs Robinson $8.55.
J. F. Buck, witness in case of Slate
vs Robinson, $?.00
S. Upton, witness in case of State vs
Robinson. $2.00.
J. Upton, witness in case of State vs
i ltobinson. 2.00.
I). W. McKinnon
. , , ,
1, for cash expended
-iiwl c0.li.,r, ivmrx.r
and sending pauper
for Clork's orlice
, - (f o-
99 j 'iiviinnj(i
I 1 1- Han i s, keeping pauper, per order
! J. I, 13.00.
j w Pylo, goods furnished pauper,
j no
!
! Jacob Bridenstine, goods furnished
! pauper. 7.00.
Vallery & Ruffner, goods furnished
pauper, 823.48.
"W. D. Jones, goods furnished pauper,
812.00.
G. V". Grimes, goods furnished pau-
I per, $42.00.
Joseph Leischtweis, rent for part of
j Jail lot, 24.00.
j Mickelwait & Sharp, for coal, S3.25.
j D. Graves, hauling trash from
Court House, $3.23.
A. B. Smith, Surveying and platting
plan of bridge, .OO
F. M. Champion, putting down floor
in Court Iloom, 83. 20.
Wm. C. Jenks, registering Weeping
Water precinct, $9.00.
James Simpson, registering Stovo
Creek precinct, 12,00.
C. D. Bell, whitewashing and clean
ing Court room, $21.00.
Frank Stadter, painting Court House,
Si 2.50.
F. M. McDonagh, for printing,
323.00.
J. A. McMurphy, for printing. $63.00.
Account with petit jurors, April
term District Court, $217.80.
Account with grand jurors April
.terra District Court, $154.30.
Account with witnesses before grand
jury, $64.70.
Account with Bailiffs, $103.00.
Board adjourned to meet the first
Tuesday in June.
AVilliam Edgerton runs a saw mill,
and makes all kinds of Cottonwood
lumber. "William Edgerton is a good
business man, and he advertises his
business. "Eill" Edgerton is President
of the "Senate," and Frank is always
on hand to servo you in a polite and
agreeable manner to all the luxurious
beverages.
Col C. F. Morse, Superintendent of
the E. & M. in Nebraska, has intro
duced several much needed reforms in
the running and general management
of this road ; and the latest one is an
order to prevent the rough and care
less manner of handling trunks and
other baggage on this road, under pen
alty. Superintendent Morse, with his
corps of assistants, seems determined
to have the B. & M. in Nebraska sec
ond, to no other road in America, so far
as careful management and safety to
life and property will go towards se
curing that desirable position.-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
" HOME MARKETS.
meat,....: 105110
Barley.... 6070
Corn 1920
Oats ... J323
Bye 4550
Reported by Ctjtleb & White.
Business is business, and so are the Cigars at
the P. O. Book Store, 5-tf.
Ladies, call and examine the nice and cheap
Gaiters at the Shoe Store, before you buy else
where. No charge for showing them.
8-tf. Pktkr Merges.
FOR RENT.
Office and Store rooms. Inquire
D. Whltcomb, or at this office.
of Mis. A.
6-5t.
WANTED
To rent, a Cabinet Orcan. A fair orlce will be
paid to any one desiring to rent, and good care
guaranteed. Apply at the Herald Office.
D. Schnasse & Co. having received a complete
stock of goods for the Spring trade, desire their
friends and patrons to call and examine the
Mine before purchasing elsewhere, as they are
satisfied that the old house can do as well by its
customers as any In town. 5-4t.
FOR RENT.
The large and commodious Wareroom. cellar,
and office on second floor of building formerly
occupied by Jacob Vallery, Jr.. In Masonic
Block. Enquire of R. R. LinKGsroif or
i-tf. E. T. Duke.
KALL KWICK".
We konstn.ntly keep a komplete stock of kfoe
kery. kweensware, kutlcry, kongress gaiters,
kodfish, korsets, krackers, kandy, kollars, klo
thing, knotlons, kerosene, koffee, kurrants,
! kottonades, kassimeres, kandles, and every-
thin? konslstently konnected with the trade,
j which we are selling at lowest kash prices ;
! konsequently kash kustomcrs kneed to ka!l
J kwick to get bargains. Reed Bros..
I 5-tf Weeping Water, Neb.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
Straved from Main Street, riattsmouth. on
the afterneon of May 6th. one red cow with a
white line back, a cross in white ear. and a
piece bit out of the left (wound still fresh), and
one horn disfigured. The above reward will he
given to any person finding and delivering said
cow at the residence of
S-lt W. P. ANDERSON.
THE HO WE SEWING MACHINE
F. P. Todd & Co. are the Agents for the
Howe Sewing Machine, In Plattsmouth.
They have opened a salesroom and office on
Main street between Fourth and Fifth streets.
This Machlno is so well known that any words
of praise from us would be useless. It Is a Lock
stitch, double threaded, machine, and ranks
No. 1, among the great Sewing Machines of the
! da-
Ml
LOST.
On Monday May 5th, between East and West
f Cedar Creeks, on the Mullen Ranch Road, three
j bed Comforts, two calico on both sides, and flll
! ed with cotton ; one calico on one side and
i wooden blanket on the other, and Tilled with
; wool; also two pieces unbleached muslin, 2. i
j yards in each piece, and two pillows. The above
! articles were rolled together and a white wool-
i en blanket wrapped around them, with a new
j halter strap buckled around them. They were
i lost off a wagon while moving. A liberal re
i ward will be paid to any one delivering the
1 above things at the Herald office, or at my
! farm four miles west of riattsmouth.
e-tf.
S. L. Thomas.
The IIo we Sewing 3Iachine
AGENCY,
PLATTSMOUTn. - - - -
NEBRASKA,
throughout the
Canv:issfnsr Agents
wanted
Male. AUiiiess
F. P. TODD, General Agent.
t""Maehlncs on exhibition at all times at my
Omee on Main Street. 6-Cin .
Legal Advertisements.
Burlington & Missouri Hirer Railroad
Company In Nebraska.
Bostox, Mass.. May 13, 187X
Thn nnnual mectlnjr of the Stockholders of
I tne Kuriinjrion Missouri nivfr Kn
pnv in Nel.raska. will be held at i
p the Comnanv In the city of Platts
i,r:lska Kri.lav the joth day of Jur
tne Kuriiiifrton .Missouri Kivor Km I mad Com-
the otiice of
smouth. Ne-
un pmxinio.
for tin? election of Directors, anil other business
i which may legally come tiefnre the meeting.
! lt Is proposed to change the timo of the annual
meeting. uy order ol the Itoard.
J. X. Dfsisoy.
8-5t Secretary.
Probate Notice.
Notice Is hereby jrlven to all persons having
accounts airainst the estate of .Tonnthan Adams
deceased, to fll the same In the otiice of
Frohate .Tnde. riattsmouth. Cass Connty Neb
raska, on or before the 1st day of October. A. 1).
17". U.K. Ellison, Probate Judcc,
May 21, 1T3. 3.
Notice
Is hereby piven that all persons who have made
improvements' on the school I.nnns
of this
! Countv sini-e the Twenty-first dav
of .lune.
A. I. 1R72. can have sudh Improvements
in-
nraised by notifvinir th Court v Clerk of the
same on or before the Fifteenth day of June,
A. I). 187.1.
By order of the County Commlwlonpn.
D. W.McKlXXOV.
8-5 Clerk Cass C o.
Estray Notice.
Taken ttp by the undersigned on the 8th day
of Mav. 1S73, one Bav Mare, about 14 vears old
with ""W" branded on the right and "C" on the
left shoulder. The owner can have the same
by calling on the undersigned and paving the
charges. Urriupn V fKwis.
Camn Creek. Greenwood I'reeinet. Nebraska.
j lUay 15, 1H73. 8-,'U.
Notice to Tax Payers.
To those persons who have not paid their
City Taxes I would eall attention to the Laws of
the Stnte, and, berebv give notice, that on and
after Saturday, the 24th day of May. 1873. I
shall proceed as directed by Law in such cases
made and provided ; and collect all unpaid
taxes by levy and sale of personal property of
the persons or corporations owing the same.
On taxes levied previoiio 1872. all Interest and
penaltv will be retnltteu if paid within the time
prescribed by law. but the tax must be paid or
levy and sale will follow.
Wm. WINTEnSTKIX.
8-2t City Treasurer,
Legal Notice.
Margaret E. TIarbison. in the State of Ken
tucky, .t earns F. Cooper, of the city of Chica
go and State of Illinois, John Tail on, the First
Nalioual Hank of riattsmouth. Neb., Lavina
Duke, John S. ltike, l;iggie L. Bennett, and
Klla Cooper, ot the County of Cass nnd State
ot Nebraska. Defendants in the case mentioned
herein, w ill take notice that the District Court.
Second Judicial District, in and for Cass Couu
ty and State of Nebraska, at the April term A.
D. ls73 ot said Court, made the following order,
to-wit :
Lloyd D. Bennett and Elbert T. Duke, Execu
tors of the estate of Shepherd Duke, d.-ceased,
I'lainti.fs, against Lavinia Duke ana others.
Defendants, petition to sell lands to pay debts
of said deceased. This cause came on to be
heard ujxm the petition of the said Plaintiffs
and their proofs, and the Court being fully ad
ised in the premises, orders that the Defend
ants In this case appear before the Honorable
;eo. li. Lake, Judge of the said District Court,
at the Court room in the Court House in the
city of Omaha and County of Douglas and State
of Nebraska, on the 9th day of June, (being
the second Monday thereof) A. D. 1873, at 1
o'clock p. m., to show cause why a license
should not be granted to the saiu Lloyd D.
liTniett and Elbert T. Duke, executors as afore
said, to sell so much of the real estate of the
said Shepherd Duke, deceased, as shall be ne
cessary to pay the debts of said Shepherd
Duke, deceased.
It is further ordered by the Court that a copy
of this order be published four successive weeks
in the "Nkbraska Herald", a newspaper
published and of general circulation in said
County of Cass.
Said Defcndents are hereby notified that said
Executors, 1'lalntifls, as above set forth, will at
the time and place mentioned in said order ap
ply to said Judge for said license to sell said
real estate of said deceased to pay the debts as
aforesaid. Attest,
D. W. McXIXJfOJf.
Clerk or the District Court of Cass County,
and State of Nebraska.
WlirrLFR & STUfCHCOjI,
-Jt3.50 Attorneys for FUtattHs.
Sheriffs Sale.
tS the District Court of Nebraska. In and
tor
Cass County :
O. L. PAUntr, t
vs. f Legal Notice.
Johit Ross and l
8CSA3T Ross.
Tiy virtue of an Order of Sale issued to mo in
-t the above entitled cause out of the said
Court. I will at One o'elock, P. M., on Monday
the 16th day of June, A. D. 1873. offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House, in I'latts
niouth, Nebraska, the following described Real
Estate, to-wit : .
Lots number seven (7) and eight (8), in Block
number thirty-six (36), in the City of Platts
moutb, Cass county. Nebraska. The above
real estate will be sold on said day tosatlfy the
decree of the said Court In favor of the 1'lain
tiil and axalnst the Defendants, and iu the
property and real estate of the defendants.
Given under my hand this 14th day of May,
A. D. 1873. .T. w. JOHNSOX.
Sheriff Cass Co., Nebraska.
Sam. M. Chafmah, riff's Att'y. . 8-sw
Sheriffs Sale.
IN the District Court of Nebraska, la and for
Cass County :
James Minchkll, I
vs. Legal Notice.
ANDREW J. Klrpsrb f
tit A. J. Kl-Ki'SKK. j
"Ry virtue of au Order of Sale issued to me in
the above entitled cause out of said Court,
I will at Two o'clek I. M. ou Monday tho ltth
day of June. A. 1. 1873, offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court House in
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, the following described
Real Estate, to-wit :
Five abres of ground commencing at the
Northwest corner of the Northwest quarter O)
of the Northeast quarter (S)of Section numl.. r
Nineteen (1), in Township number Twelve (12).
North of UaiiKe number Fourteen (14) East of
the Sixth Principal Meridian, in Cass county.
Nebraska, thence East along the North line of
said Section thirty-seven (37) rods, thence South
twenty-one and sixty-three hundredths (21 t
100), rods thenee West thirty-seven (37) rods.
North thence to the place of beginning- The
above reat estate will be sola on saiu auy to sans-
fy the decree of the t ourt in favor of the nanittff.
air;
...... 1 ItlM I kf.tlll:lnf..4.
Given uudtr my hand this nth dav of May,
A. D. 1873. J. W. JOHNSON,
Sheriff Cass Co., Nebraska.
Sara. M. Chapman, Prffs' Att'y. -Sv
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Legal Notice.
In the name of the people, of the State of Ne
braska. John M. Hinchman and Alice Ilini h
nian. whose plaee of residence is unknown, and
Joseph V. Hinchman of the Mate of Iowa, will
take notice that William K. iJonelau of the
County of Cass and State of Nebraska, did on
the joth day of May, 1x73, file his petition in the
District Court of the Second Judii ial District of
the State of Nebraska, in anil for Cass County,
airainst the said John M. Iliuchman, Alice
Hinchman, his wife, and Joseph V. Hiiiclitiian.
defendants, setting forth that John M. Hinch
man and Alice llinchman, his wife, gave a
mortgage to the said W illiam L. Donelan on
the following lands to-wit : Lots one and two
(1 and 2) in Block No. eleven 111), in the cily of
Ptattsiuoiith, and also on the undivided half of
the following described land to-wit : commenc
ing twenty-two rods south of the northwest
comer of the southwest quarter of section
eighteen (is), town twelve (12) range fourteen.
(U), east of the nth Iprincipal mei idan, run
ning thence east forty 40) rods, thenee south
twenty-four (21) rods, thence wst forty 4o)
rods, thence uorth twenty-four (2-trods to the
place of begiuning, all the above lands in l ass
County, Nebraska, to secure the payment of
S2200 and interest, according to a certain prom
issory note referred to In said mortgage, and
that since the giving of the said mortgage the
said Josph V. Fiiuchnian, the after lxiendant,
claims some interest in a part of said lands un
der the said John M. Hinchman. and praying
that said John M. Hiuchmau may pay said sum
now claimed to be due, with interest, amount
ing to the sum of Sill", and interest on the same
from the lath day of September 172, at the
rate of 12 percent per annum, that being tlie
balance due after deducting ail payments, or
that s:ud premises may be sold to pay the same,
and the said John M. Hiiichman. Alice H;n li
man and Joseph V. Hinchman are notified that
they are required to apear and answer said pe
tition on or before. Monday the 7tli day ot July,
A. . 1s73, or judgment will be rendered accord -iliL'iothe
prayer of the said petition.
Dated this 2ol h day of May 173.
WM. K. DONELAN, Plaintiff,
by Wiulitt Pottixokk.
His Attorney. 8-5t.
Legal Notice.
rfibbard & Spencer of the State of Illinois.
Isaac Well, Isaae Kahn and William M. Wieth.
of St. Joseph. Missouri, tho St. Joseph Slanu
facturiu;r Company of the State of Indiana,
and A. M. Allen, formerly of Jthe State of JWaS
saohusetts.but whose residence is now unknown,
Francis A. White, of New Jersey, and i. F.
White, of Iowa, will take notice that fcuniee
A. White, a married woman, did on the 21st day
of May, 1873, tile her petition In the OiMriet
Court, second Judicial lislriet, in and for Cass
County assainst the sairt Hibhard & SiR'tioer,
Isadc Weil and Isaac Kahn, the St. Jo.sept!
Manufacturing Company. A. M. Allen, rram is
A. White and U. F. While, and other Defend
ants, setting forth that Willis J. Horton and
Paulina A. Tlortou (by. name and signature of
P. A. tlortou) gave a mortgage 10 r raucis j.
While, Ezra S.llawley and ti. F. White, on the
south east quarter f section thirty-three
Xi) in lownsnip nuiuuer t-icm vi num. y
range number eleven tit) cast of the Gth lnnci
pal Meridian, and the north half (S) of the
north west quarter (H) of the soul h east (juartcr
C4) uf section number four (4) In township num
ber ten (101 north of ranpe number e.levcn(ll)
cast of the Sixth '(tail) Principal Meridian, lying
and being in Cass County and State of Nebras
ka, to secure the payment of 4,tU.74 according
to a certain note of Willis J. Horton and Nil
liam C. Jenks, referred to iu said Mortgage,
w hich Mortgage and Isote the said Francis A.
White, F.ra S. Hawlcy and i. F. AMiite have
duly assigned to plaintiff in her own right, and
that since the giving of said mortgage the other
Defendants claim some interest in said lands
under the said Willis J. Horton ami W illiaiii C.
Jenks. and praying that the said Willis J. Hor
ton and W illiam C. Jenks may pay said sum of
4.tv&.74 wit h interest at Yi per cent per annum
from January 14th lstKJ. which is now claimed
to be due, less SU7.50 paid on the 4th day of
September. 1S71. and &!,UU0 assumed by James
Clibe on the lsth day of December. 1871, or
that said premises may be sold to pay the same,
and the said Hibbsird and Spem i r. Isaac Weil
and Isaae Kahn. William M. Weith. the Saint
Joseph Manufacturing Company. A. M. Alien.
Francis A. White and li. F. White are nolilied
that tiiev are reuulred to appear ami answer
said iM-tiiion on or before tlie the third Monday
after the 12th day of June, 187J.
Dated May 21sl, 1S7X
Attest. D. W. McKIXXON.
Clerk of District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict, Cass County, Nebraska.
1X NICF. A. WHITE,
By Wiikei.es & Sti.nchcomb,
8-4t Her Attorney.
Public Sale of School Lands.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an act
of the Legislature of theiitateof Nebraska en
titled an'aet "to provide for the registry of
School Lands for the control ;uul disposition
thereof, and for the safe keepiftjt of tho funds
derived from the sale and lease of said lands"
which said act was approved June illh, A. I).
1867. And also in accordance with a subse
quent amendment to said act, approved Febru
ary 15th, A. 1. lt?J, I w ill on
Wednesday the 2oth day of Jttni
next, at tho hour of ten o'clock A. tn.,
at the front door of the Court House iu
Plattsmouth City, Cass County, Nebraska, offer
forsale at public auction to the. highest bidder,
all the following described .School Lands in said
countv, to-wit :
DO
12. -5
S3
a
o
3
in
Part of Section.
All
ofi
16
16
16
16
36
36
16
16
16
16
16
16
86
86
16
36
16
16
16
36
16
16
16
16
16
86
86
16
86
86
86
86
86
86
86
10
10
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
10
11
11
13
13
10
11
11
0
0
9
9
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
13
13
13
8.
n.
s. w.
n. of s. c. ij
all yf
all of
s. X of n. c. k
n. of s. e. 4
s. e. U.
of s. e. W
n. 4 of n.
e. H
s. w. of n. e. 4
w.H
s. of n. w.
b. M
8. W. H
all of
n. 4
n. l of s. e.
s. w. V4 of s. e. 4
s. e. i of n. w.
s. w. 4 of n. e. 4
n. e. H of n. w. "4
s. 4 of n. w. i
n. 14 of s. w.
n. e. H of s. e. H
s. e, if . a. w. J of s. w.
n. e. If of s. e. M
all of
n. e. 4 s. w. 14
e, of a. e. 14
lots
lot 4
8. e. if of n. e. U
. w. W of n. e. k
lot 4
Said sale will be continued from day to day
until all of the above described lands snail have
been offered.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set mv
band and affixed the seal of said Countv, at
nattsmontli, this 5th dav of Mar. A. D. 1873.
D. w. aichjjrxox.
County Cwtlt.
a-Tt:
Probate Notice.
To whom tt may concern.
Take notice, that Theodore Dodft has filed rn
rnv office an Ins trument of writing purporting
to' be the lust will and testantentof K. F. Koger,
and made application to have the same admit
ted to Probate, and that said cause la set for
hearing at my office in riattsmouth. on
Saturday 24th day of May, A. D. 183,
at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, itt which time all
persons interested are notified to Brear and
contest the same ami show chUrp., If any they
have, why said instrument should not tm allow
ed as the last will and testament of K. F. Koger,
deceased.
Witness mv hand and official seal at Platts
mouth. Nebraska, on this the tit h dav of May,
A. D. 1973. H. K. ElUiX,
6-3t. Probate Judge.
Sheriffs Sale.
tn the District Court of Nebraska. In and for
Cas County.
H. Lt K. Stiles, I
vs. ( Legal Noil
JoHJf SN VPFR & I
WlMlAD HxTDKR. f
Tiy virtue of an order of sale tinted to me In
the hihw entitled cause out. of the said
Court. I will Ht Kleven o'eloek a. m. on Monday
the ltith dav of June, A. 1). l7: offer at public
Sale to thelitght'si and best bidder at the front
door of the Court lloiiw Itt Plattimouth Neb
raska the following described Heal Kstate to
wit. Lot No. Five iA itl Block No. Sixtv three
(tut in the t'ity of Plattsmouth Casi County
Nebraska. The alMive Heal Kstate will be hold
on said dav In satisfy the decree of the Court in
favor of the Ilaintitf jigalnst Defendants nnd as
the proiM-rty and Real Kstate of tYie llofendants.
Given under tny hand this llth dav of May,
A. 1. 173. .1. W. John so.
Sheriff. Cass Co., Nebraska.
Sam M. Chapman Fill's Attorney. h-.H.
Legal Notice.
John T. Craig
whose place of residence is
irnes J
the State of Iowa, Margaret Young and Charles
William W. Craig and Mary O. lfitchey and
Mathew D. Kitchey, of the State of Oregon,
Sarah Ann Cavtoii and Luther Caylon, of the
State Of Kansas, June L. Craig, Josialt Craig.
all(, Jasfvh M. crain. of the County of Cass and
Statu of Nebraska, w ho are Defendants in the
i case mentioned herein,
! Will tane notice that the District Court, Sec
ond Judicial District, in and for C ounty
and State of Nebraska, at the April term A. D.,
173 of said Coui t made the following order,
to-wit :
Ceo. H. RIaek. administrator, de bonis non,
of the estate of Sarah t'raig, drrPaSCd, Plain
tiff against. John 'J'. Craig and others, lefend
ants, petition to sell lands to pay debts Of S;iid
deceased. This cause came on to be lienrd on
the petition ul the said Administrator, Plain
tiff, and his prwoW, and the Court being fully
adised in the premises, orders that t lie De
fendants in this case appear before the Honor
able tJeorge U. Lake. Juuire of the said District
Court, at the Court room in the Court House in
the city of Omaha iu the County of lfctig!as
and State of Nebraska on the tit U day of June
(being the second Monday thereof) A. !., 1;3,
atone o'clock p. in., to show cause why a li
cense Should not be granted to the said George
H. Black, Administrator as aforesaid, to sell so
much of the real estate of said Surah Craig, de
ceased, as shall be necessary to pay the debts of
said Sarah Craig, deceased.
It is further ordered by the Court that a CCny
of this order be published four successive weeks
in the Nkbuaska IIkkald, a newspaper pub
lished and of general ciiculauou iu said Couuty
of Cass.
Said Defendants areuolified that said Adminis
trator. Plaiiitin, as above set forth, will, at the
time and place mentioned in said order, apply
to said Judsre for said license to sell said real
estate of !uid deceased to pay the debts as
aforesaid. Attest.
D. W. McKIXNOX.
Clerk of the District. Court of Cass County
and State of Nebraska.
J amf.i W. Stinchcomi;,
5-4t?15 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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! He keeps on hand a large and well selected
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