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THE OMAHA BEE
OrTU'tVL l'AIMM OF TIIK CITY.
to c oititr.si'oMin.viN.
Wk imi unv 1 lre iny tonlrllmlloni whattvo
of a lltonry or poetical character! and o
will not undertAo lu preierve, or to return
tliesimc, In atif cao whatever. Our Man"
ll -.iltl'lrntl y Jarx to more than supply our
llmltcl space in tint direction,
II-al N'aut. or W'nircr., In full, muit in each
uml every cai n-compaiiy nnr communica
tion of what nituro tourer. Thl It not In
tended (or publication, but for onr own natlv
faction and as proof of good faith.
Our Cotimr r'ntr.NDi we will always I
pleaxil to liear from, on all matters cunnccli.l
wllhcrops, country politics, ami on any sub
ject whatever of gneral Interpol to the ("o
I1 of our Mate Any Information connect
wl with tho olcctlon, and relating to lloot,
acdJsnts. etc., will bo gladly received. All
mrli commiiMcatlorn, however, mint lie
lirkf as possible; and they must, in all cava,
bo written upon one stale of the aheet only.
I'OLtTICMt..
ALl. As.NOT.xcnwKXTi of candidates for ofllfo
whether made by tell or friend", ami
whether i uotlcesor communications to the
I'.lltor, are (until nomination nrn made)
Imply personal, and will bo charged as ad
vcrtlMiutntu. All communications should Im addressed to
B. It03i:WATi:il, ftlltor an I Publisher, Draw
r 271.
Wr, nro nro ngnin placed tinder ob
ligations to Hon. John Tuflb for con
grcMlonnl favors.
It is now very doubtful Hint cith
cr AniM or Uroohn will bo cx)clled,
under tlio Poland Cointnitteo report
nnd resolutions.
Acconnixa to tlio Davenport Ga
zette, c.xScnator Richnrd Yato lias
been tendered tbe position of Govern
ment Director on tlio Union Pacific
by tlio President. Richard will prob
ably accept.
Wr. nro pleased to learn that the
reverend editor of the llepublican is
preparing to deliver a lecturo to
tho Young Men's Christian Associa
tion at an early day. The toxt is to
be "Solemn Oaths."
Swatoii Pomiuioy hns finally suc
ceeded in finding a witness that did
not pco York receive that $7,000.
Tliis ought to bo received as nn un
answerable rebuttal of nil that hns
been proved against "Old Subsidy."
Uv coorse.
From nil that wo can learn, tho
legal fraternity of this city arc almost
a unit against tho new Oiiio criminal
code, lobbied through our Legislature
by n gentleman named Warren, who
is said to bo interested in tho salo of n
few of theso books.
Is it not a little singular that Sen
ator Schurz has preserved such omin
ous ailenco upon tho most important
topics of public policy -during tho
present winter session of Congress.
Heretofore ho nlways bad an opinion
on ovory subject that happened to
como up.
Judqino from tho voluminous dis
patches from tho Modoc scat of war,
ami tho incoherent speeches inado by
Captain Jack and his riotous com-
rades, tho timo of pcaco in that quar
ter is drawing nigh. All thct-o In
dians want now and hereafter is to be
severely lot nlone.
Foil tho information of somebody,
signing himself "Accountant," who
charges, in tho Herald of this date,
that "Ex-Tnx Payer's" communica
tion in tlio Ilr.r. some days ago, was
written by Treasurer Stcen, wo
would state that is ho on tho wrong
scent. Ex-tax payer is a prominent
citizen who is not even remotely con
nected witli our city government,
nnd had no more to do with making
out tho statuniont of our municipal
llnnnces, than has tho editor of tho
Herald.
Rem. Butliih has nfter all succeed
ed in carrying his point to increase
tho salaries of tho Executive, Judic
iary nnd Logislutivo departments.
This measure was taeked on to the
civil appropriation bill and passed"
tho Houso Monday, byf voto of 71
to CO. It fixes tho salary of tho
President nt $50,000, that or the
Vico President and cabinet officers at
$10,000, and lncmWs of Congress nt
$7,000, each per annum from Janua
ry 1st, 1S73. Tho Senato will no
doubt concur in this chango.
Tiik Louisiana muddle is getting
worse again. Tho Scnnle, nftqr pa
tlont investigation, was apparently
ready to remand tho wholo Mibject
to tho legal voters of that State, by
declaring both of thu present State
'governments void, and ordering n
now election. And now comes tho
President's messago informing that
body that unless they shall other
wise decide, tho Executive Doj.nrt
ment will continue to uphold the
Kqllogg-PhiehbeokStategoverument.
TUis will forco the Senato to
tirrivo nt a posit! vo decision at once,
otherwise . tlio muddle will grow
decpor.
Tin: sanctimonious editor qf the
Jlepubluwi takes Senator Gwyer to
task for breaking n solemn oath in
voting for Webster's new consti
tution bill. Wo would remind the
editor of tho Republican that thoro Is
a Blight di fib re n co between tlio char
acter of a porsou who ns member of
a Legislature votes for ah extra con
stitutional measuro which .ho deems
of nbsoluto necessity for the welfaro
of tho people and tho character of the
person who violates a solemn oath
with nothing clso in view than
obtaining u vuluablo titlo to u quarter
ection of Undo Sam's domain by
wilful perjury.
Tun Wnshington National tlcpMi
can referring to tho safo arrival of
tho great Presidential desk, which
passed through Omaha somo weeks
ngj, nnd which was fully described
by tho Ben, Buys:
"This magnificent pieco of furni
turo is now at tho Capitol, in tlio
Senato tKjstoflice, and tho rush of
.'viiiiiu iu3i.uiiiuu, nun uiu rusu oi
vlultfira tn eon It la litilrinnia T(!
considered by nil who bnvo examined
it ns superior to anything of tho kind
ever manufactured in this country.
Wo were in error in our lormcr no
tice in saying it was intended nsn
"present to the President," though it
was made with n view of putting in
tho White Houso fur tho use of tho
President nnd his successors in of
lice."
Wr. have no desire to pursue tho
deaf nnd dumb controversy boyond
its legitimnto limits. Ono thing Is
self-evident, that tho moro connec
tlon of gentlemen withhigh-sounding
names with that institution, cannot
exoncrnto parties rcsnonslblo for its
intcrnnl mnnngement from chnrges of
un warranted nnd rcprehcnslblo prac
tices. Tho pcoplo of this Stnto tax
themselves over $12,000 annually for
tho mnlntcnnnco of tho unfortuunte
Inmates of tho nsylum,and they have
n right to demnnd that tho wardens,
guardians and teachers employed
therein shall nbstnin from every
species of cruelty or brutality in their
treatment, no matter what thoofionso
may be.
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'fin: destruction by fire yesterday
of tho Marshal House of Alexandria,
wnero tlio gallant Ellsworth was
assassinated for pulling down tho
secession flap;, removes another his
torical relic of the great slave-holder's
rebellion. The bloody death of
Ellsworth fired the northern heart
more than any other cause, tho
firing on Sumptcr alone oxcentcd. and
tho sccno whero this dastardly mur
der was perpetrated hns been visited
by thousands of patriots. Tho bullet-
scarred walls of the Marshal House
for ever thereafter boro tho indelible
evidences of tlio terrible indignation
nnd bloody revengo of Ellsworth's
zouaves, when they found their com
niander had been so ruthlessly slain
Tho Marshal House hns finnlly joined
tho victims thnt fell benenth its
shingle roof twelvo years ago. Peace
to its ashes.
Tiik new constitution matter hav
ing been satisfactorily. disposed of
by tho passago of an net in conformity
with tho provisions of tho present
Constitution, wo deem it unnecessary
nt this timo to discuss tho pros and
cons of Mr. Webster's constitution
bill or tho Govomor'a veto thereof.
Wo are, however, inclined to remark
thnt tho mean and unmanly nttneks
of tho Jlepublican on tho members of
the Legislature who favored tho vnr
ious methods tor procuring n now
constitution in n spcedy-mnnner, wcro
to say the least very contemptible.
A person who connived at tho forgory
or Judgo Mnson's letter' fifteen
months ngo, in order to defeat the
men penuing constitution, has no
right to nbuso tho men who happen
to aider with him in their views of
policy, even if those vlows happen to
bo without constitutional backing.
Ai.Tiioucm the labor reform move
ment is apparently dormant, it has,
in reality, never exhibited moro enni'
est activity than just nt present. Tho
National Labor Council, which was
in session nt Wnshington lust week,
nfter transacting some very impor
tant busineas relativo to the amelior
ation of tho condition of tho lnbor
classes,passed n resolution to circulato
tho following petition in every part
of tho Union, 'with a view of present
ing it to tho next Congress:
To the Honorable the Senate and House
of Jcprescntativcs m Congress ai
tembled :
Tho undersigned mechanics, labor
ers, &c., citizens of tho United States
and voters accordingly, do petition
your honorable body to amend tho
luw known ns "Tho eight hour law,"
so that in all contracts for labor en
tered into between tho United States
government or any officer thereof
ami individuals it shall bo particular
ly and distinctly specified in all con
tracts that eight hours shall consti
tute a day's work, nnd nny violation
thereof shall annul said contract.
Tin: rca'ders of tho Republican who
have noted tho senseless raving of
its editor, nnd tho ceaboless barking
of its Lincoln correspondent nt the
heels of n privnto citizen named
Ha'scall, must bo exceedingly puzzled
as to the real status of citizen Has
call. Thoy havo been repeatedly
assured by the Republican thnt tho
Individual in question was dead
politically, mentally, morally and
every other way, but every day wo
aro miasurcd thnt Ilascnll is nt the
bottom of capital removal, constitu
tions, and every other imaginable
legislative scheme or project. Yes
terday a wholo column was dovoted
by tho llepublican to Huicall for car
rying Webster's constitution bill in
the Senate. Really if citizen Ilas
cnll hns accomplished nil theso things
in spito of tho Boleinn warnings of
tho Jlepublican, ho must cither bo a
very potential knave, or tlio llepubli
can has ceased to wield a particle of
Influenco as a party organ.
Mn. Nemo, whoso first name is
probably Rath, Ahmanson or Gratton,
indites a longthy communication in
tho Pcoplo's Column of the Jlepubli
can, to provo that our recent stric
tures upon tho proposed Immigration
bill aro based upon motives of a venal
(character. Mr. Nemo's allegations
in this connection nro too abuurd to
require comment on our part. At
tho snmo timo we desiro to reiterate
that tho present Board did illegally
nnd corruptly appropriate cloven
hundred dollars of tho immigration
fund for nu exploration, which was
purely of n privnto character. If
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DCCrCtflrV TllVIOr Vfll nllln In llprMIl lllll
the other members into this unau
thorized money-making scheme, so
much tho worse for tho other mem
bers. When we stntcd thatSecretnry
Taylor was, to tho best of our person
al knowledge, opposed to various ille
gal schemes nnd operations, wn mennt
just whnt wo said. Wo were, how-
over, not nwnro at that timo whnt
particulnr portion of the rcsponsibiN
ityofthat$l,100 item was nttached to
him individually. What we desire,
and what tho Bee has ndvocatcd, is
cither n Board of Immigration thnt
will ndhf ro strictly to tho letter and
spirit of tho law, or tho abolition of
the wholo system.
To-day Alexander II. Stephens,
the ex-Vice President of tho defunct
Southern Confederacy, will bo elected
to represent tho pcoplo gf Georgia in
tho Congress of the United Stntes.
This election isaforegono conclusion,
ns there is no opposing candidate in
the field. Although one of tho ablest
men in the South, Stephens may
also safely be classed among tho very
meanest and most unprincipled. If
wo had our choico between this con
suraato hypocriU and Jeff Davis, we
should decidedly prefer tho latter.
Davis had nt least manhood enough
to stand firmly by his convictions.
Stevens strongly opposed secession nt
tho outbrenk of tho robellion, but
tho allurements of nn office, nnd that
oflico tho Vico Presidency of the
slnvo-bolders confederacy, wcro nlto
gether too much for him.
Ho suddenly wheeled nround
nnd by his pretended conversion be
trayed and misled thousands of
southern men, who had implicit Jnith
in lils integrity. When the war was
near its close, Stephens was among
the first of tho southern leaders to
show tho white feather. It is to be
hoped Congress will, when he knocks
at their door, adviso him to return to
that retirement to 'which by rights
such infamous characters belong.
Special correspondent' to the. Omaha lite.
0 FROM THE CAPITAL.
Lincoln; Feb. 22.
A marked chango is noticeablo in
tho manner of doing business nt the
Capitol, for tho past few days. Very
littlo filibustering, and nn npparent
desiro to expedite legislnlion.and dis
pose of the vnst accumulation of bills
on hand, before tho session shnll como
to an end. Thursday, tho 27th., hns
becen fixed upon in tho House for
adjournment, but tho Sennto lias not
yet concurred, and if possible to.kecp
tho members, will probably hold on a
day or two longer. Tho genoral
appropriation bill was the subject of
discussion in tho Houso yesterday,
and occupied the entire day. A
largo number of claims were also
considered relating to tho
constitutional convention, tho
impeachment trial, and for printing,
Ac. Tho houso seemed possessed with
nn inordinato desiro for retrench
ment, nnd the motion to ttrike out
seemed the rule rather than tho ex
ception. General Estabrook hnd n
clnim for legnl ndvices in tho im
peachment trinl, amounting to $G0O.
Tlio Houso took a summary way of
puying tho same. A resolution was
carried to credit tho amount to him
as part payment for delinquent
taxes. Towlo did it with his little
pen. Tho llepublican printing com
puny hud claims amounting to over
$5,000 for public printing. A motion
was mnde to ttrike out, nnd a vocif
erous "aye" was heard from all parts
of tho House. Tho position
of tho papor on tho question of the
constitution, probably hnd something
to do with this result. Thoro is no
question, but that the House voted
agaiusdaims without nny regnrd to
tho obllgntions of tho State.
Tho Senato rofuscd to endorse the
Houso bill relating to James county,
nnd amended, making tho nanio of
tho county Furnas, instead ; and sent
it back to the House for concur
rence. aETTJNO wise.
Now that tho lobby interest hns
completed its business, and success
fully maneuvered their little schemes,
both Houses have been struck with
wisdom, and havo passed a resolution
excluding all persons from the floor,
but members, Stnto officers and the
press. "Lock the bnrn door after tho
horso is Btolen."
Both houses held an evening ses
sion nnd diaposcd of a larere amount
of business. A lnrgo delegation of rail
rond men on hand, but they are com
paratively ensy; no arbitrary legislai
tion concerning railroads will bo en
tertained, but tho bill providiutr for
a railioad commissioner to investigate
and report nt tho next lczislature.
will propably pass.
Sttnoan.
An old lady roccntly refused
gift of a loud ot wood from a tro
that hnd been struck by lightningo
through fear thatBomo of the "fluid".'
might remain In tho wood nnd causo
disaster to hor kitchen stove.
Tho Oratorio of Estho., and tho
Cantata of tho Haymakers, aro sleep
ing through Western Now York
with nil tho vlolcnco of tho cpizoot.
Nearly a thousand young ladies havo
been crnwnnd. nnd nu inmiv innrn
young men been jerked higher than
Human, figuratively spoaking, nnd
still tho music goos nu,
PI'NOICNTISTir.
Theliom "M'ireuitr walking about
with the baby lu tho night.
Tlio 1- ivi Idians arc now coin polled
to uso film, and other "wind-pushers"
to keep cool.
A Knns.is dentist oilers to pull
slngjo teeth for a bushel of potatoes
during the present dull business
season,
Iu Detroit if you ask n grocer for
burning fluid ho lintids you a bottle
or old rye neatly labelled nnd ready
for use.
Tho Louisville Courier-Journal
remarks that jury packing has be
como as much a business as pork
packing.
Schenectady, New York wants
tho militia called out, becauso n rock
fight comes of there on tho l!(!th
instant.
M. Da Lesseps wants to utit a
canal through the Alps, but ho hns
not money enough into ono dollar
nnd a half.
In Savannah, Gcorginf lately, a
gentlemen had tho oxquisito pleasure
of catching hismothor-ln-law robbing
his hen-roost.
Muvsvlile. ICv.. now nroudlv
points four nitro glycorino factories
ns indications of its likelihood to
tnke a sudden rise.
The snow has melted so that tho
farmers in Minnesota aro no longer
compelled to replenish their fires by
throwing wood down the chimney.
Tho local editor of the Buffalo
Express has an car so finely nMuncd
to harmonic strains that ho visits a
chicken show daily to hear the hens
sing.
There is no tin mado in this
country think of that when you
throw nn oyster can away, or pitch an
empty wireline box over iu your
neighbor s bacK yard.
From the New York Co.nmercial
Advertiser : "Things in this city nro
rapidly going ironi bad to worse.
Our aldermen do not begin to dress
as well or eat ns mueh as they used
to."
No stenni whistles nro permitted
to be blown within Philadelphia's
utmis. out somo oi tho manuiactur
ing establishments nro putting in
gongs that can be heard two miles,
and which KnocK a nervous Individ
unl oll'his pins when sounded.
Between 7.000 nnd 8.000 vnlen
tines passed through tho Rochester,
N. Y post-offlco on the 14th instant.
nnd the clerks were only kept up bv
frequent pulls nt the Babcock iire-
L-Aiiiiuiaiici iiuu copious tiraiiguis
oi Jiimbcrgcr cheese.
Wm. I. Cist, tho poot laureate of
me uinciiuiati Lommcrctai, wrote a
"Farewell to Mario," which blazed
out with "Hail. Kinir of Tenors "
Tho printer fixed it up so that it
camo out, "linn, King nl Terrors!"
Tho Commercial apologized in the
next issuo. Detroit Tribune.
An oil City boy, one of that
class of urchins who seem sent out
upon tho enrth for the solo purpose
of bringing pious grown-up people to
a recollection of the fact that this
world is not their home, recently put
somo nitro-glyccrino in his Bister's
bustlo when sho was going out skat
ing.
A Boston merchant who paid .i
dollar for a stand-up in the top gal
lery at tho opera, recently, was much
gratuieu to bee several young; men oc
cupying 91 seats in tho parquotto,
with lady friends at their sides, who
nau owed mm bills lor mnny months.
nnd who always professed to bo una
ble to pay.
A Clovoland (Ohio) lover, while
going iioiuo irom uio iair ones lire
side, nfter ndplininnanvonlnrr nf Hnni-l-,
ing, had his noso split by the frost (so
ho said) ; but when tho statement
reached tho cars of another youth
who was sweet on tho uuno girl, ho
simpiygazeu nt nu list, smiled, nnd
said 'frost ."
There is always something lack
ing for perfect human contentment.
Salisbury, Ot., for example, has a
beautiful new cemctcrv. whinli it-.
proudly regards ns "superior to many
of tho men rnnrups in ilin Rrntn."
but. alasl thoro isn't n. dnntnr in t.lm
place, nnd tho most attractive vaults
aciuauy go uegging.
A German physiologist has dis-
Pnvnrnfl tluir. ffihornn uinnl'inrv l.i.
boys "interferes with tho molecular
ciiimgcs co-inciusni wuu develop
ment of tissues, nnd makes tho blood
corpuscles oval and irregular at tho
edee." Anv parent can thusnsenr-
tuin if his boy smokes by merely
laicing out a nauutiii ot his blood
corpuscles and observing their edges.
Danbury Ncm.
Duluth was mightily scared last
week by a Superior City lnwyer who
mado tho innocent Duluthians be
lieve they were located in British
Amcricn.
Dubuque, Iown, is excited ovor a
cow that drinks water like a dog.
Any human that drinks water in
that village, save its an ingredient of
uis regular beverage, is a still greater
curiosity.
General A. B. Dyer, chief of tho
Ordnance Department, hns decided
on Springfield, Mass., ns tho place
for manufacturing tho Hitchcock
gun, ono of the four ndopted lost fall
by the Heavy Ordnance Board,
At Troy, N. Y.y nn owl recently
carried off a fifteen-pound dressed
turkoy, nnd wnscnjoyinganice, quiet
thanksgiving dinner, when a ruthless
mnn with a riflo blowed him through
nnd found ho had bagged two birds
With ono slot.
This is the way a woman at Ris
ing Sun, Indiana, cured a dog of
sucking eggs : "Tho wifo of Thomas
Murrcl, living on Detzell Shoppard's
nlnce, being troubled with dogs eat
ing her hen's eggs, thought sho would
give them a icsson they would re
member. So, placing an egg on the
ground, sho took a glass bottle filled
with gunpowder nnd poured a circlo
around it, then hid till tho doer was
nuoui 10 mco ino egg, when she
would touch it on". This she did
twice, but tho third time a conl of
lire which sho did not ceo caught the
ix)wdor nnd tho bottlo burst in her
linnd, burning hor faco, neck nnd
linnds. Her dress was burned entire,
ly oil". Three- childrtn having fol
lowed her, two of them wcro burned,
one, about fivo years old, severely,
the other slightly. Tho eldest, hav
ing escaped unhurt, screamed for
help, or they must all havo perished.'
Tho dog now whines for gunpowder
to eat with his eggs.
.I!Nr.UAMTIi;S.
Tlio old Kansas "Jaykawkers"
want to bo pensioned.
Iown wolves nto making mourn
ing in mnny pig-pens.
A petrified cat has been found in
n.Hobokcn church steeple.
New Orleans recently shipped n
valunblo horec to tlio Pope.
Cleveland, O., is suffering from
its'nnnual nttnek of trichina.
Cleveland, O., gnvc Stanley and
Kalulu a very good reception.
Tlio Winnebago Indians in Wis
consin aro growing mighty saucy.
New Orleans pays her coroners
from $25,000 to $:)0,000 per annum.
Twenty cents will buy n dollar's
worth of J'crre Hauto opcrn-houso
stock.
Vienna turns but a great many
books in tlio Jupaneso and Cliincso
languages.
An enterprising Floridinn keeps
a boarding-house, n billiard-room,
and a court of justice.
A Kentucky dog went up a hol
low trco sixty-flvo feot after a coon
and brought him clown.
Last year the Langham Hotel
Company, of Loudon, mudo 10,000,
principally out ot Americans.
Coaches will soon run direct to
tho hotels of the Yoscmito Valley as
soon as tho now road is completed.
Lydia Thompson aud her blondes
absorbed ao,ooo ol Wow Orleans
mouoy during her recent sojourn in
that city.
Manchester, Del., still keeps up
tho habit ot tolling a bell at 9 o clock
i". M., as a warning for' the pcoplo to
go to bed.
A QnlvcBton (Texas) crab was
inteiycnught enjoying lite in a coilee
pot, in which he hnd grown so ho
could not get out.
Londonderry, N. II., is trying to
allure Barnumwith tho bait of a live-year-old
boy, whoso bnted growth
has not attained the weight ot twen
ty pounds.
Four-fifths of tho champagne sold
iu New York city is made in New
Jer-ey, from various chemicals, but
principally from cider.
Tho city physician of Boston has
been sued for $5,000 damages by a
lady whom ho sent to tho small-pox
hospital under tho mistaken idea that
tho had the disease.
A Montreal virago was before
"his honor," charged with being
uiuiik. hi iiiu mrcm, mill, Justus nu
was about pass sentence, sho "shied"
a largo pieco of coal nt his head. Sho
got two months moro lor thnt.
Two colored men in Cleveland.
O., who recovered $15,000 damages
for being ejected from tlio dress-circio
of tho Academy of Music, havo both
opened pea-nut stands on tho streot
near by, and nro comparatively
nappy.
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Caldwell Mock, Doughix St.
0MAIU, NEBRASKA,
Vlowiof U. I'. It. Jl Omalia, Halt Lako City
awl IrWlan l'lcturua for aale.
aiiMdlf
U. S. DEPOSITORY'
Tho First National Bank
Cor. I'uriilinm nnd l;ltli Mrrcl.
T1I1C OLDKHT HANlllNll KSrAUMHIlMKNT
IN NUUltASKA.
(Hccccssor W Konntzu Urothcro.)
EiUWIihcd In IBiS. UrKnt7.ci! aa a Nlttuual
bank, Auzot yd, ltolt.
Capllsl at.(l Proflta over .... f jMMIDO
urnomi amu mnitrroni
K. CKUIUIITUN, A.KOUNTZK,
rnvildunt. C'naMua
II. KOUNTZK, II. W. YATK8,
Vico Pre t't. Aes't CA-lilcr.
A. J. l'OI'I'I.IJTON. Attomcr.
ALV1M RAtJNl)gU., NO U)WK, BMC. WOWI
I'rcsUlcnt, Vico rrcnldtiut, Ciiiililvr.
STATE SAVINGS BANK.
N. W.COlt. KAItNIIAM 18TII UTS.
Capital, $100,000,
Authorized ' Capital, 8I,(MM),000.
Dcpoelta at email J tinn dollar reci'hv. jnd
Compound Interest allowixl on aainn.
rfVKII
Certificates of Deposit,
Tho whole or any part ot a dapoalt after re
maining In thla Hank three month, will draw
Interest from dale of depoait to time of pay
ment. Tho who.o or any part of a duKilt can
drawn at anv time. auciJIf.
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSE
IN NKtmAKKA.
Caldwell, Hamilton & Co,,
linitncas tramaeted eame ai that of an In
eomorated hank.
Accounts kept In Cnrroncy or Gold subject to
Bigni ciicck wuuoui nonce.
Certificates of Depoait Isaned payablo on de
mand, or at fixed date boarlng interest at Blx
per cent, per annum, and avaflaulo In all parts
of tho country.
Advances made to curtomcrj ou approved se
curities at market rates of Interest.
Uuy and Well Uold, Dills of Hxchange, Uuv
ornment, State, County nnd City Uonds.
Wo clvo special attention to negotiating Hall
road and other Corporate Loans Issued within
tho Htate.
Draw Sight Drafts on Knpland Ireland, Hcot
land and all parts of Kunipc.
Bell Kuropean I'assaire Tickets.
COI.I.KCTIONH I'KliAtrTLY MADR
auultl
EZRA MII.LAUD,
President.
.1. II.Mtl.t.AIUM
Cashier
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK,
.,.. (IUIIS KIl...,
Douglas and Thirteenth Strwtn,
OMAIfA, .NKK.
CAPITAL flOU.OOUU
suiu'LuaANit i-itorm 106,00000
FINANCIAL AOUNT fOIl TIIK UNITKU
UTA'i'KH
AND DE8IOHATK1J DSl-OSlTOnT TOH DUnURHINtl
ornoeiiB.
This Dunk deala Kxchange, Uovornmcnl
Bonds, Vouchers, OoUI Coin
JIUJjLION ANV Q OLD DUST,
and sells drafu and tnnLcs collections on
parte of Europe.
Drafts drawn payable In Uold or Carroncy on
tho Hank of California, Kan Francisco,
TICKETS for saiu to an parts of Europe via.
tho Cunard and National Hteamshlp Lines, and
tho Hamburg American Packet Company.
Iv27-U
Viows of Omaha
AND
Indian Fioturoa,
00 TO
Photograph. G-allery .
BTIIOK HKKD. LKWIS a. RKID
BTRON REED & GO.
The Oldest Kulabl lahe.1
Real Estate Agency
IN NEUUA8KA.
Keep a complete Abstract of Tltloi to 11? Us
Latato In Omali and Douglas county.
C12 Fourteenth St., Omalin, eb.
T. X. XXX3NT33S.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DKAI.KH IN
Groceries and Provisional
LIQUOILS, CIOAIH IJTC, BTC,
(Jrcen Hirer CUy, Wvomin? Terri
tory. 21d3iu
GRAND CENT1UL
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Pino itrort. betwran I'oiirtli mini 1'ILIi ilrMiti
ST. LOUIS, containing 150 rooms; havlug
uieiy auiioii ui mora room, is now prepared to
offer to the trarollnsr Public the best scram mo.
ilatlnns Dooms, 73 els. to tl per day, A
meals M ct, each.
DOOU A THATCHED
1'ropriet
City Meat Market
Sheely Bros.,
Keep constantly on hand a large supply
BEEF, PORK,
Poultry, Game .
nail
VEGETABLIS.
JurtJMUJ
A. B. HUBERMANN & CO.,
PUAOTIOAli MauufnoturovM
"WATCHMAKERS, OF JEWELRY,
S. E. Cor. 13th & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY & PLATED-WARE,
AT WHOLESALE OU Ilinwil,.
Dealers Can Save TIME and FREIGHT ly
urucriiig or us.
ENGRAVING DONE FREE OF CHARGE !
oarAUt GOODS WARRANTED TO I)K AS KEL'RIJSENTED.-tj
Wholesale
JDA.-VTJD XjEOII,
West, Room in Grand Central Hotel,
Farnli'am Street,
V
jairu!tm. OsxieiliEi, XTob
i. :sr. t.a.-stxjOiR,
Heal Estato Agent, and Agent for Hail
Ho ad Lands,
HAS
200,000 Acres of Land,
In rarlous parts f Northern flsomslta, situate chiefly on and near tho Dlkliorn, Piatt, anil
l)up Hirers and Ihclr tributaries, snd embracing orery rarlotr of Farming and
Urailpg l.nud. f,2.&0 to SI0.00 por acre, with credit on pirl
trout on. to ten years with C per cunt. Interest.
b2,UwU
X. HEXiXiMAXT & CO.,
Hare on hand now tho largest Htock of
CLOTHING & GENTS'S FURNISHING
G-OODS,
FOR FALL AND WINTER,
And aia prepared to all at
LOWEST IFIGKCTIRIES.
EINE CLOTHING A SPECIALITY,
Tlireo large floors sloolted with tho dllTcreut linos of (roods'.
M. XXellmon & Co.,
J1 AND !M M STIUSUT, CURMCU TIIIUTKKNTII.
ai'rll'JjAwtf
H H I
c-A.xx3vtinxi.ia. xxmtvia :
E1-VA-3STS 5c 3DTJK;IsrA.XiL,
GROCERS & SEEDSMEN,
3NJ"c 2GO Pai'Ti Ti ivru. Stroot, Omalia, TCTols.
V nro now oflerlnj our 1 ire stock of nitOCEIUIS, Fruits, Wooodonwaro, (llasswars, ele., at
Heducod I'rlces, to nuke room for our Immousa stocks of
Floltl, Forest, tJnrdon, Ornss, nnd Floner Seeds,
Which we nro now rc-clvlng. M' will keep In stock every yarlety of seols n.lantpd to this cll
mate, and will sell at KAdTDUN CATAl.UOUi: I'UICKS. AM. WAltUANTlU) FKEbll.
Wo will kaon tha BEST LAWN M0WEII, and a variety of OarJoa and AgrtonltnrallinDlo"
mentt at tho Lowest Prices.
AVo always pay tho Highest Markot Prico in Cash for Clioico Iltitter ami
Fresh Eggi).
we-AII our (looJs aro Ouaranteed lo bo as Ilepreseuttd,
G-rooorios, Frovlaloxis, Soodn,
fcb3-wtl
NOVELTIES AND
.CHANT TAILOR
Has tho Finest Stock Ever Brought to thij Market.
IIIAVn sseurod tho services of ono of tho best Cutters In New York, who wilt attanit lo ha
Cutting Department. I Imvo rlrcu larij luducoiiietits to my Cutter, so that I may prevent
some of the best trade IcaTlu,; our city. octbJtf
R. & J. WILBUR,
Books and Stationery,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Fourteenth Street, Omalia, Neb.,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
norCt
A. HUBERMANN,
MANUFACTURER AND BUYER Or
RAW FURS!
GtXasxi of tlxo XXlcvolx. Boar.
Thirteenth. Street. - - Omaha, XTeb.
A LI. KINDS OP MKIN3 DUCSdI'.ll ANO
t. manner, ami aerordliiK to th latest slylu,
nil be had In New York.
1872.
-WTJSTTJ&tt.
HI. V7. CEEMER,
(Successor to Crcmer & Cook,)
33XZ1330JT I3VtXOIl.T3nil. 03D
CROCKERY
jChina, Lamps, G-lassware, &c. w.n
Hardware.
FOIl SAI.K
Ofllce 143 Knritluim Ntrccl, Umitha,
ATTRACTIONS
M VDII IIP IN TIIK niiiT WOnKMANLIKIi
'lli'l'rwlo will basiilil ou lower terms thai
sepUdtl
1872
ui
is