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IMMBMm 11 VI "n ir ft r- A u .'IS ? v t M : --i, It 1 T 3BC. HELLMAN te CO,. CLOTHIERS! a-ax as csaa JsAxja.ixm.xtx jst oor lati. Are offering IhojentestludusjiinenU in the purchase of OLOiT.niiqra- -a.:lt:d GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS! TLIEY MWST SELL WINTER STOCK, -AD MARKED DOWN THE PRICES TO SUIT THE PRESENT HARD TIME3. JtflrOALL SOON BEFORE THEIR STOOK 13 EXHAUSTED. .:cMair M Tlio National CO-AJD AND Mining Company, Of Otltitmrn, Inwri, lIave6pnod anotltcoat 212 1-2 rarnlnm St., Omaha, fortius sile of tlielr celebrated "OIL LAbl Y" and "I.IllOH TON" Coal. cirSpecUl ltatos for Cr Lola.Ka MfplOiriO Wheeler & Wilson HIGHEST PREMIUM, LOOK STITO XX, Eotating Hook SEWING MACHINE. NEARLY A MILLION IN USK, One Hniidrcl Thousand more than anjr other Family MaehliiP. Machine findings, Oneida silks, John Clark A Co.'a .pool cotton and linen throutl constantly on liuiul. Ot'FlCKS 155 St.atoSr., Chicago, and oil I4(h St., Omaha. V. Vf. KIVCELY, Local Agent. i!J 3m Chas, L, & Geo. Krutli, Uae removed from BIT 13th street, to tholr ETEW STORE, 07 IlnnglnM Ktroct, Curitrr Iftlli, Thankful for pnst fiwirs, tl hoping for n eiiutlniianco nf tlio same, wo would Invito our ill IrlcmU to oimn to our new atoroand ace us, 'o luvo luU In a l.irgo slock of Imported LIQUOltS AND CIGAHS AW Khali mnVo b specialty of supplying prl ato families durlug thn holiday.. dIGtoJl 33. -xrsr 1 3xr xa xx xixsvx. di:ai.i:u in W. Fruits, Confectionery, CIGARS A XI) TOBACCO, ar. corner Farnham anJ r.tovonlli streets, OMAHA, .... NKUBASKA. .cpMly Farmers, Road This I Buy your Groceries where you ran g ran get the most for your uionoy. Patronise tlio X. EX) Jt XI O 3W T . AndaavoTKN I'KK CENT, 1. II. ALI.F.IV, Norlheastcor. 15th and Douglas si.., Omaha. aot Ji wiy A Word to Traveler. Vfrhavoa word to.iy In favor of the Mis ajrl I'acltlo liallroid. It n the "pioneer" line westward, an I lithe "old reliable" route to St. Ixmls. With the Improvement that Into liecn made during tho aet year, wo lie ilvvo that tho Missouri l'.clllo rutlroid ha the bort track and the Unfit and safest equipment olauy lino went of the Mississippi. It U the only lino which rum three dally cxprras train, of Aiieeoarlus aud Pullmau sleeper., equipped with tho Miller platform and the patent air liruke, from leiidlu,! points In tlio West, through Kansas City, Hodalla and Jrneron City toM. Loud, without change, connecting at 8t. Louis -with eleven dlllcrrtit through route, to point, north, cant and south. No iliatiKo of car. from Omaha to fit. Iiuls via till' 'onto. Particular information, with maps, Unit, tables, Ac., may be had at tho "Through Tliket" lUllro.il Ma Hon. In the Wet, or upon peraonalcr written appllCHtton to (), If, Itaxter, Wcioru Passen ger Agent, Kanaaa City, Mo., or I'.. A. Ford Qmcral 1'as.eiigcr Agent, St. Louis, Mo. tr?"tf JCmlirmtloii Tiirnliirr Clicnp Farmi lu SoutlnveNt Mlanaurl The Atlantic A Tactile railroad company of frit 1,:00,UOO acre, of land In Central nud Ik.ulliwest MIourl, al from ft to (13 pr aete un aeven yeara' time, with freo transportation trout St. loula to all purcliaaera. Cllmato, soil, tlmUr. mluoral wealth, aehoola, churches and lan-abldlnx widely inilto emigrant! from all point, to Ihia land of lrulU and tlowen. For particular., ad Ire.. A, Tuck, land Commli loner Iul.. Mo e2iltf 6MN6EI 11m State rxuullvo Committee hare made arranrment with T. Hayum, No UOtN. Third at, fit. Louis, who la an excellent enaritver and reliable gentleman, to make iieal. for uranzea of 1. SEALS.? II. ntthe lowest ikikIMo rati. CraniK sin other Mutisdialrliw aealsahould address Mr Ilayne, for .ample. A ires, allif.ctioii Riiaranteel. OBSTACLES! MARRIAGE. Jtappr Kellef for Vomit; Men 'r0iu the ellW-ta of Kriura aud Abuse In jwrly life. Manhood rcatorcl. Jmjiedluient. to Marrtaxo riiuorp.1, "New inctho I of treatment. New and remark, bio reined It. JJooka and circular, sent free, In alod envelopii. A'ldreas, HUWAItl) Aty BOCIATIDN, No. 'J Ntulh Ninth t., l'hlladel. idila, la., ao Institution luring high repu. tatlou lor honorablo conduct aud profr..ional kl!r mart! 6m Please Read. We would ctfl attention to our superior f cllltles tor dolnrf!! kinds of Tin. Copper, and Oilvanln-d-lrou wrk ou buildings, or any kind of lob or coutrai! work. Wo are both I'lUCrllVIf workmen, and personally superintend each Mid every pteca of -ork done In our es'abll.hment. We vt also ugent. for Vsu'a Celebrated Ta tent Portable ISiuUiMivcn Cooklni ltauge, for Private ltesldcnccs. Hotels, Hoarding Houses, stud lUwtaurauts. i'loase rail and examine it. . (sODDAItl) ft MUD, i9i Uunglay Ktrcot, Omaha. , 0. LMk Jtox 5vn). iua JtUvM tFF THEIR IMMENSE UATK HEXiXiMAXT MONOHEHIB, TOMBBTOHES, 4c, & ug23diye GEO. II. FITCIIETT, Carriage Painter, S3 Harnoy st.,hct. 13th k 14th, land opposlto "Checkercl Ilarn." Trimming and ltepalrlng dono at short notice, cond-hand Uugglea bought aud sold. Y1-16di FT AT1T1 STEAM ENGINE OO3MCXuI0"V, SUCCESSORS TO HALL IIROS., Manufaciurert of Sto&m Enlnoa I T Milling' and Mill Machluery, X3xa.lldixxc:. OamIxxc and alt klnda ' xnoiv TiroxiB:. Corner Ninth and Nlrholas Htreets. i:i)MUNlfUlTON, Civil Engineer & Surveyor, Will make MJKVRYH. M.VrS, and KSTI MATINS, retrace (lOVLUNMI.NT I.IXK.S. i. tabllsh lost aectlou corners, lay out TOWN HITCH and do g.noral snrveyliu, Adi'rrs', Omaha, or leavo order, at tho City Eoglncer's OlUeo. ' w OZVCVXXL MUSTARD & PICKLE WORKS, Cor. Jackson and 13th sis. floaters In (Irocet Its, and Agents for rielschmau's Oomproasodl "Von. 1st 111 3m IIKCK & TIF.TJRNH. WELL DI GAGING. Itavlnj linl Ion exporleucn In wII-dlgglng, I am prepircd to li'l all ordeis for digging aud reialriiiK well, or making cistern., 'lerras reasonable. CHARMS MKQHOrr A Co., SU Tcuth itreot, by Fred Uaratkp. elllm Omaha, Neb. CENTRAL CLOTHING STORE! 19(1 TAUNIIAM 8TKEF.T, S. JACOBS has a large assortment of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Ac., which ho will sell at prkes to suit lilj cm. touier.. (VII aud see. illStl 10 o o xn a CO dJ;, 0) a 09 3 O O I n o o P 3 M Savo Vour Paper Rags ! Patronize Homo Industry! H.UEItTIIOI.n, letaiul 104 Douglas strut, Utwecn loth and lllh, north side, making ir rangeiuents to build a l'Al'ER MILL IN OM.VIU, Pvslres to purcbase several bandied Ions c( rsc.cf all kJads at liast.tu urtevs. Cash on tvlT7. JUK & CO. i W ; C. OOIVI IVI3U JPtOOC jOl.Xji. OMAHA WHOLESALE MAKKBt. OitAHA, Dec. J), 1 873. for rlctalleil condition of Mackou a.id Id tall 1'riees, seo local roltimns. Hl'ITKH AMI KOUa. Cliolce table bt.ttcr Hood drkin Esj, per dot C1IUS. New Vork Factory, or lb Western Honor re, 1 er lb Weste.n Dairy, pwlb , cnrvKN. O. O, Java Costa Hlcn lllo, (bolce ltlo,commou 25J2T IlKI5k daw HaU S3v IB sh a liall OAKDtCJ. Star 1'oraphlne., Tallow rauiTs. Apples Flea, drums, per lb , Italslns, layers, per box, new..... Dried currents, Zanta, new Dried apples, eastern Dried raspberries Dried plttol cherries Peaches, pared, new Feaches, unpared, new (halves). Turkish prunes new risu. Codfish, Oeorges bank .. Mackeral, No. 1, Y. I.bl3 11 filta wiiite risU k bbiii.'.!!!!'.!'." ' kits Sardines K boxes, per case 4 Ht it 14 3 (0 42 80 22s21 tafO IS ay, 10 SOall 0 2 0UJ U0 7 00a7 61 1 ton co 19 00 VL0CR AXDUKAL. Flour, winter, V) bbl do do Y sack. Ado Nebraska doj Meal do bolted do do plain.. Urau, per ton ...m. ouain. Wheat, choice milling .. do No 2 ... Oats, In bulk ... Buckwheat rsovivoHs. Moss pork f bbl Hams, plain, Y lb Hams, V lb., sugar curvl - Bacon clear sides V lb - - Shoulders Y lb ., Dried beef, pWln suaAM. I'atcnt cut lost Crushed 10 00 5 (0 2 00l3 SI 1 13al 23 1 IS 10 00 M SJat H 00 1IU 10ft M 104 30c 23 43 1 30 1 20 S3 Acollee t 0 extra New Orleans SPICKS. Fenper, per lb Alltiilce, er lb Cassia, per lb Nutmegs, No 1 11 11 2 Cloves MIA Carbon Llnaoed, raw ... do boiled - 1 jrd. No. 1 . Itentlne West Va Lubricating Oil Fish Oil Turpentine FAINT. White Lead, atrlctlv pure.,...M do do fancy brands ..... do Zinc, pure French do do do American do do fancy brands Kod Lead, puro American .. I'utty, In bladders ALT. 23 to 03 W DO 40 1 00 H 12.13 Pall ltalG 12al4 Ha 12 13.11 4jS Coarse per lb Flue Dairy, with bags Calry, without bags.. so t 30 6 7J in 4 so TEA Young ITyson, common do do fair do do good de do prime do do choice do do extra choice Imperial, superior to fino do extra to choleo Qutinowder, superior to fine do extra to chulco Japan Natural Lual,uue to extra fine .'. Japan Natural Leaf, flue to Ml S6 CSa 73 75a 83 K 93 Wal OS 10al 36 7a3'i lOal 15 Wal 00 43ul 50, 7Ca73 Oal 30 90a95 C0uC3 S0 cnoice.. Japau'NaturalLUi. . uoiong, lair 10 gt " Oolong, good to prime. iowug, sxini ..... litk trroox. Natlvo shipping steers. Native butchers' stock Hogs, on foot. V lb -.. Sheep, Y lb Calves, V lb. gross Lambs IlKAVY SHOWN SUKKTINOi. I'uclno extra Atlantic II DwlghtW - SuHulk BLKACIinU O00DS. York Mills IS I Inostale ,. Wainsutt 17 I Amoskeag CRACKKKr, So.la Iluttcr Itoston ;..... Sugar llcnlc S1CB. Rangoon...... M mm Carolina 4a4' "11 12 n 11 R 0 01 II M0 11 MO 0 811 Fino cut chewinf, !" Choice .., Medium ....--.-, Common ........ OOat 00 7ia SO 70 SO 80 I'lug.uaturallcal lloUbrlglit 0a SO 70 uars: navy, 1 t4 LUIK, II AIR, AC. Lime, Jl bbL. .,...........(... Cement, Ullca .. do Ioulavllle Piaster, Grand ltaplds Hair, Per bale of 40 lb (Ireen butchers Green salt. (Ireen calf .. Dry flint M Dry Salt Branded, IP per cent. off. djuat Sd33)do rvu. Buffalo .....m M m .M do shoe robes Deer, dry, por lb In halr......, atln ...... ..MM.,..,,,....M....M CAMNKD OOODI. fcachos, 2 lb. per case Htrawbcrrles do M Tomatoes do . Lima Beans do - Green Corn do Cove Oysters do .. bit aooDs raiMTt, Lowell Amoskeu Lundon Muqrulug M. 2 002 23 ( 00a3 28 I OOaSSO 4 00 1 00a2 25 "'& 12 13.18 1218 tSOOalOOO S 00x3 80 30 1 00 2 28 5 10 S 6O.0 On I 73a4 00 6 SO I OOafl SO 4 S3oS 23 oierrimac u.., ,.,, ,,. 11 lejj anrague Wl amsutta,. KA1LX. lOd to tM, per keg Sd do 6d do 4d do 3d do 3d One blue do Wrought nails per 100 lbs M 64 finishing nails, per 100 lbs.... 8 do do do do.... 10 do do do do.... 1-ln. bbl do do do... Horse nails Northwe.tcru.per lb Burden's horse shoes, per keg... do mule do do .... COAL HARD ANDSOrr. lllossburg (Blacksmith) FltUburg Slack (Ulacksinltb).... rort Scott .I.. ........,.. .,.., Anthracite 18 00 S til 8 SO 5 73 0 00 SOU 6 80 0 05 e nc CO) 7 60 S2at0 1 30 860 120 00 IS 00 10 00 20 0C 8 00 12 00 00 Iowa Wyoming .,.,...... ........ auavouri.. oivaium. Hartford Lancaster LARD. Kettle, rcn. choice Country, choice, per lb F. Co., wood caddies , Stoam rendered IS. 81IO 7a 14alS 7a7M SQAJ-J. M Alt.No. iralm KoSK h 12 N 1100 do No. 1 Itealu. I. X.L. Olfve Toilet Honey, per groas do Castile, per lb Family soap Qermau Mutlled ra iron and max. Iron,eommon bar per lb de round and spuare.....,, ...... do hone shoe bar do hoop and light band Cost ateel, Americaa . . do Koslish Blister steal American (Jennau steel,plaw and sprlug... Norway nail rods, Bensou . Saa 7 tall 2022 23 20 ,WiJ STARCH, M0THEK iEK SHIPT0N' Si t, nndienta incwaic to Joe, want- PROPHECY. Ig to know why Incll Lo St in tho o,,on C0Untry4 ,D ,, Sblploi, Mm al Knarrsbon, burled falli Ul,llcr. " 3"" know that I r eivophery, tat un, republish, havo rcmoTod Major-Qencrals for leas dnowalnisTJ! than this?' Job L-nt K.nC .li . ". r.M.ither i)A',k !' ''"'Phery.datelllj, republish, fd Ifill, and now aaln 1874 j (. jrria?. without hrc. shall go, An i aie d uts II 1 1 1 world wl li w e: AruuiiJ Hi wutld luan's thuuihls shall flr In he mlnkllngot an). JJattrsfhill yet 1.1 om nondersdo: ll)w sir.ine' but yet ihey shall t trus. Ion. ldusldedosu shall be. And gold Ihj found at th root of a tre. 1 hrnuKh hills uau shall ride, And uo hors, or ass, be at his side: L n ler water men shall walk, Shall ride, shall sleep, shall talk; In the air mrn shall I'.-sccn lu whte, In black, in green! i 011 on th wa'trli ill fluu, As easily as a woolen boat; Hold shall be found, aud shown In lands not now known; Kngland shall at J-is aliultaJew, And fire aud water shall wond rs do: 1 he world to an end rkall Come la tlghUtu hundred and eljlity-on. BAZAINE'S SENTENCE. How tho Marshal Received His Sentence of Death, Tho sentonco wa? read out at half post 9 iti tho evening by the Duko ot Auuialo, President of the Court, tho prisoner being absent tho wltile, ac cording to tho French custom. When tho ecntciico Itad been deliv crcd tho judges retired and tho court wiw cleared. Nono woro ul lowed to remain hut the soldiers on guard, a company of gendarmes drutvn up un der arms in tlio body of tho court aud tlttt Clerk of Arraig is. Then linzalne was introduced, and according to a repot t furnished mo by tho ollicor in command of tho gendarmes what happened was this: Uazaiuo stepped hastily up to tho ledco of tho dock, aim perceiving from tlio solomn faces of tho sol diers that tho verdict had gonv against hint, ho turned deadly palo and sank dowu iu a chair. Col. Villette, the custodian, took hint by tho arm, and, whispering to him to composo liimsolf, assisted him to rL-e. Tho clork read tho sentence amid profound stillness, but when he camo to tho works "pennrty of death," Dnz.tiuo brandished his hands, and exclaimed, in extreme excitement, "It's an infamy! 1 am being sacri ficed. There li not 0110 of those gen erals who would not havo dono as I did." Again Col. Villotto entreated tho prisoner to bo calm, but Iiuaaiuo continued with a growing agitation that bordered ou Ironzy: "Soldiers, this comes of having dono my duty faithfully for two and forty years. Soino of you must havo served under me. Did I ovoi act liko a coward or a traitor?" It was a ghastly cceue. Tho soldiers stood immovably presenting arms, not at tho prisoner, who was no longer an officer, but to tho docu ment which tho Clerk was holding, and several of them appeared horror stricken. Tho Cietk proceeded, however, and wound up by declaring to tlio prisoner that he hatl fivo aud twenty years to lodge an appeal. Then onco moro Djxaine exclaimed : "It's an infamy;" and ho was going to add Eomc other words when his custodian touched him and said, " Venn Montitur I " This last word, Monsieur, being tho first formal result of his being no longor a Marshal of Frauce. Dazalne turned and walked out of court to his private rooms, where he was at once told that ho must submit to htviug nu officer with him all night, it being contrary to regulations that a pernon under death sotitcnco should bo for a single instant alono. Djzuiuo has been woaring the broad red ribbon and star of the Legion of Honor, and tho yellow ribbon and pendant of tho military medal. Ho took them oil unbidden and handed them to Col. Villotto, who replied, howefer. that ho had no orders to tal;o poswssion of tho insignia, and that "Monsieur" might keep them until his appeal had been iieird. "Oh, what uso Is thoro iu appealing? 1 was condemned boforo 1 was brought up for trial," answered tho prisoner bitterly, aud his next question was ubout his wifo and children, who were certainly moro to bo pitied than he. Mine, liazuiuo has been allowed to seo her husband every day, and it is not likely that this privilege will bo withheld from her now thougli,of course, sho will not to allowed to re main alono with her husband. Sho is a Mexican lady, 28 years old, with bright, intelligent features, not un liko Mine. Adelina 1'atti's, aud sho has over been devotedly attached to tho Marshal. They havo two chil dren, a little boy and girl, the eldest of whom is fivo years old. How Joa Hawlcy Flogged Ben Butler. A Washington correspondent of tho Now York S gives tho key to Ben Rutler's dislike of Gon. Hawloy, of Connecticut. Tho Iotter gives tho story as told by n Mi. Seward to the correspondent: BOTLEU BOTTLED. "Well," said Soward, "you know that Butler had about 40,000 men ut Hermuda Hundred while Grant was fighting Leo iu tho Wilderness. If ho had been prompt and bold he might havo gono into Richmond like a book. Rut ho got 'bottled up,' as Grant snld, and that was tho end ot him. Then Grant took the most of his troops away from him, leaving with him about 4,000 or 6.00Q men under Generals Terry and Hawloy. It cut Uutler up terribly knocked his military dignity into a cocked hat. So Uutler got his back up, and determined to do something ou his own hook. Jlo had his engin eers cut a now road through tho woods which would bring him out iu tho open country botween Petersburg and Richmond. Ho ordorod Haw ley's brigado to march over this road during tho night, oxpecting that ho could, reach tho open country by day light, and then assault and capture Petersburg. Ho sent Kaufz with a regiment of cavalry around the other side of Petcrburg, to mako an as. sault on the works south 6." that city, at tho samo time that Hawloy struck It 011 tho north, Well, Joo started off with his brigado on as dark a night as over you saw. It was tho uight that Grunt was lighting Leo at Cold Harbor. I remember that wo could hear tho guns of the battle. Hut Joe found that Butler's road was wonderfully and fearfully made. It as hacked out of n thick forost. His engineers had loft tho stumps two aud three feet high. It was almost !mno:!h!: for Joo to get his butteries over them. Ho woiked liko a beaver, bui at day light ho was not more than half way to th open ground, ButUr Heard of titan mis r Joe sent back word that le wni doing the b.st ho could, and if it was nolJitisfnctory to Butler ho could remove and bs hanged to him. It was well along toward noon when Joe struck the oprn country. There was a line of works extending toward Petersburg for miles. A LIVELY SHARK Ul'. It would have taken several hours to rrach tho city iu a straight march. It was so far away that you could only seo one of its church steeples, and you know tho city is on riing ground at that. But Joe oboyed or ders, lie carried lino after lino of works at the point of tho bayonet, uui iuu city Ecetncu as iar ou as over. About sundown Kautz'a cavalry formed a junction with him. Kautz reported that he had assaulted the works ot bovoral places, aud found them well manned. Ho had been re pulsed ou every sido. A strong force was already mossing in front ol Haw ley, and common prudence dictated n return to camp. It was lato at night when tho troops reached their quarters. Joo sat down without going to bod his newspapor life had made him a sort of 11 iiig,ht owl aud wrotoouthisofllclal report, sending it to Butler as soon as it was finished. Next morning an orderly cumo to the tent, und said that Gen. Butler wanted to see Gen. Uawley immediately. I rode up to Butler's headquarters with Joe. Joe got oft" his bono and went inside I ro inalned without. I could hear them at it inside. Butler was roaring at Joe, and browbeating him as though ho were a witness in a rapo ease. Every onee in n whilo Butlor would shout, 'You say in your report so and so.' Hawloy would answer, 'You misquoto my roportj I say no such think.' Then Butler would swear and talk about tho Major Gen orals ho had romoved. For a long tlmo Joe kept his temper. Then tho Ho direct was nlven. It was too much. Joe went for Bonjumiu. Ho caught him by tho cont collar and shook tho stuffing out of him. I was thinking about going in, when Joo appeared at tho door of tho tent. Ho was as calm as n summer sea. Come, Soward,' ho said, 'let us go. I shall be removed iflstayheremuch longer.' And wo wont back to our quarters." St. Nicholas Bulletin. St. Nicholas says, with his usual leer, Keen a bright o and you'll soon see him here. ine luntiy old fellow, perhaps you may know, Asked Hatter Buuce to help out his show. St. Nick and Bunco good friends long have lK?0ll, Th rerore he callod to see him aualn, Sai ing, friend liunoo 1'vo got work for vou, Don't stand for prlecs.put tho goods through. ne looVed round the aloro and says withe, wink, Those caps for boya are not equalled I think, Tusn thore are many, I know, who would prlre Fur collars covering all but the eyes. And mittens, we hoar, aro eft given away By Eve's fairy daughters to tholr gallants so g'y. Olprea, my d ar friend, ne'er eonie nml.s, As some think of ref using a fair damsel's ki.s. Fura for the Ladles, OonU whero are! your eyes, ' .T,ii'..lway '!''" ,U"m r"T fr"t prise. While the children dolUhted will think it enough If you buy from Bunco's a collar and muff. St. Nicholas took groat fancy to many other things aud concluded that Buucv's was the place to go. UUNUE'd, IbftChnmiilou Hntier, i'.IJ Douglas St., Omaha, Neb I OFFICIAL. I SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. .67. For levying a special tax for tho construction ot a sidewalk. Section 1. That the several sums set op poslto to the following described premises, to wlti I ! ii IN i ! i i i i i Sr?3sse2S5igs22!282 mi ii; lei h- II i 5 : IS c -3 a Xji 3'3 o 1-o n at' 00 -r 5, KeA3 I 1 HI! til a i ig Zi rf al 3 i ! S ci teS u 111 3 t I- Mm C o a k Sjs. being the costs and expensos, approve! by the City Council, for constructing the sidewalk in front of and adjoining sd preuil.es, by the Streit Commissioner, in pursuance of a reso lutlqa pass.'d by this Council, and after the failure of the owners thereof to do the kame, alter due notice, be and the same are hereby respectively levied and assessed against each of said lots, parts of lot, and prcmlsrs payable io the City Treasurer within thirty (SO) days from this dato. Sec, 2, This ordinance shall take effect from and after its passage, l'assed Dec. 30lh, 1873. (Signed) J. S. GIBSON, President City Council, Attest 1 Jos. M. McCunr, City Clerk. By E. I. Ktirox, Deputy City Clerk. Approved Dee. 31st, 1873. (Signed) J. 8. OIBSON, Jt-3t Acting Mayor. Book. MxtcA tTolo ilPIr 3071 ILSTQ- Dt.E AT TUF, BES OFFICE. ln.v,U 1 Ci I ..! cb-aill "mana & bt. LOUIS ShOl't' .. ri ' ' Tl 1 Q 7 d t 0hi J. C "3b I pnh Tho Kansas City, St. Joo and Counoll Bluffs R. R. Is the only direct Hue to mrv . iiotriB "and TIIK EAST, I'ltOM OMAHA AND THE WEST. NO t'HAMlK of cars between OnnhsnudSt. Louts, and hut o"e between UMAHA aud Ni:V YOilK. This two Only ..Ino running a PULITIAM gLl.'KPI.VQ CAIl BAIT rilOH OMAHA, ON AltltlVAIi OV TIIK UNION I'ACIKlO KXPUKNt TIlAIrV, aWI'ass'ugers taking other routes have a dlsagiceabto transfer at tho Hirer Station. 8 PA9KjrODIt TUA1MI DAILY I HE ACHING ALL EASTERN AND WE3TEEN CITIES With Less Changes and in advance of other lints. This Entire Lino Is cqitlppid with Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cais, Palace Day Coaches and ChairCar, Major's Safety Platform and Couplor aud tho Colcbratod Wostinghouso Air Brake. T3m that your tickets read via KstusjasiC'llv, ', Joaeiili dc Cosantll UiiifD ltallrod. Via Omaha and St. Louit, Ticket, fur sale at car. Tenth and Farnham streata, and V. V, Depot, Omaha. JOS.TIIHON, Pass. Agt. EO. I. llRADIIUItr, Ueu'l Agent. J. F. BAUNAIID, Gen'ISupt. St. Joseph, JaMf A. C. DAWK), tl.n'l 1'ais. Agt., St. Joseph. FOKROKZAPADU (WESTERN PROGRESS), Tho Only Bohemian N'onspnpcr Pub- Ushod West of tho Missouri River. CIRCULATION OVER 2,000 And conalantly increasing. Two-third of this clrcuhwlou la tlii States ot IOWA, WISCONSIN, ILLINOIS. TKXA3, :iNIHANA,oMI80Unl, mNNKSOTA, KAN3A8, and NEW VOUIC, CANADA, a d BOHEMIA. a first-class medum for IMMIGRATION PURPOSES The nohemlana aro, for tho most part, In dustrious, thrifty agriculturists. Over 2f0,000 of this nationality are sottle-1 In lows, Wis consin, Iltlnola, Ohio, an 1 Minnesota. Thou aands aro constantly Immigrating to the traos ItlMourl leirltory. TUr are FIVE BOIUiMIAN NF.WSPAPEIIS In tho Dnitad States, nnd the (i POKROK, J? ow i ITS- THIRD YEA.R OF PUHLIOATION FRANKLIN TYPE STEREOTYPE: ELECTROT'P FOUNDrY, 1 68 Pine Street, bet. 4th W $lh, CINCINNATI.' Allison,omithvScJohnson Manu.'.cturcn of, anJ Deileri In Book jnd News Trps, AND PRINTING MATERIALS, .. Ofemy description. STEREOTYPING & ELCCTROTYPINO In all thdr variout branches. Wood Encuavino, and PATTtsN LtrriMret Fo'JNniaa. A. E. STKVEIVH, PURCHASING AGENCY I OFFICE---5 12 Thirteenth Strooj, OMAHA, MRn. Make a specialty of Purchasing floods and attending to buslneas In Omaha and Chicago, ju'ougn me principal arms of both cltloa. Col lections promptly made. Alo Agent for th UlMtAintrlc.u. in Journal, ;oT HEAL DINE.' Mh TO l2(l lle.r.ar Agtts wanted I people of elthtr sex, young or old, u.ke moir . . . r"" ciaasos nt .....ii... r-.a-. v, wavHV. rv ;uuu L1 Ul4 lUm money at woik for us lu their spare m or oil the tlme.than at auytblag els. WINktON Oo., Portland, luu!;. mom.nu, uurs BOTW zmrm$mmtMum0nimtmm.''i9 1074. 1074. HE WORLD. The great Deinoera He victories In New York Ohio. Mars land, and Mortals, Ihostar no's lie ptiWIean defcii. In Wlscou!?, Iowa. Kansu ami iiiinol, torrshadnw tho eVftlnnof A Iem nerjllct'ong cm in 1371, and tho election of a Democratic rresllentln Is7rt. The seciet ol the triumph al eily Won has Iccn.steadfHSt adherence to the orgsniiatloii, iinflliKhlng Udsllty to the principles ot 11, 0 Democratic pirly. "The World'' has l-een fnlttilul to Its trust. When faint heerts talked of a .polled p-vrty, ndad pirly, n new psrty. it bore aloft the tlag ot the historic. Indomit able Democratic party. That flag, Inscribe I with tho l2cnd, Iron Trade aid Farmers' lltghts, Hard Money ami no Mon oHe., the Deinocratsof Ohio and New Vork rarrlnl to a glorious slctory, siibverllngtlranl's maloiltles ol ,17,0iW and 81,0 ). A ucwcuircr now ojxns licfore tho Demo-cracy-moie glorious and moro Wtiellceut tlisu Us tKistcarosr. ldentliled thoueb Uui u with the founding it the ltspubllc, its expan a.'on across the continent, Its half century of pifispctlty and peace. The .pel secret of Its future, as ot Its pit aidimaent triumphs, Is still a steallaat ad hcremv to the organ Ixitlou, an utilllnclilng auclltv to the principles o( the Democratic par. ty prlni'tples never so needful as miw to be applied throughout our Nation, Mate and municipal ll.'o, to heal tho wounds and dimior nlliatlon ot wt,'r, to stop corrupt nnd prulllgaio expenditure, to Hni'l and locallro powers en truatoil to the veopto's servants, to llbtr.to our Industries fm.M tlio fellers of t KiiKiroiis tarln, our trado frttu tno tiuiictuatlons ef an ltrcliiublopain.rc'4rrency, and our agricul ture from the iloiibL tdunderln2 ut lHith.es well as to repair the wl le-spread nuaurlalrulii wrought by the fiscal policy of the lltpubllcnu party, 'I ho duly of tlio World in this onward march of tho Democratic hosta to victory, Is thodis semination of olltlcal truth. Our work will bo fruitful In projwrtlon as tho World Is widely lead. Wo nV Democrats everywhere to aid us In scattering the good seed broadcast over I lie whole land duniw the period so Important to thn coming barrets. Where ir how can nny Democrat work an clflclently for the intrusion of the principles of his party, and their trlumdiat thu Imllut box in '74 and '70, a. by procuring new loader, for the World, now 7 . Aan vehicle of news, the World will spirn no expense, no energy, ts maintain and advance Itn plaro In tho llrst rank ot metropolitan Jour nals. It. fresh, abundant, sarlous, and accur ate news, comprising tho wholo circle of em rent Intelligence, will lie discussed as becomes u trustworthy organ of opinion, with cuulor, with steady devotion to sound public and pri vate morals, with special kiiowlnlgo lor spcil.il themes, and Ith various and wlde-rrnchlnx np prehenslon of the manifold lntorestsof mon and women In their ;homes. thdr markot-placo., tholr workshops and their farms. THE WKKICr.Y WORLD Is our Rreat edition (Wednesday) for the coun try. It contains: 1. The litest prices (telrgrnihod from nil Hit markets of the United Stites) of lire slixt, country produce general pruduca of ovcry kind, aud of money, stocks, and freight. In New York and Europe. 2. The farmers' page, with all tho dolus, of tho Farmers' Club of the A mo lean Institute, loiters from practlaalfaraiors, and achiiitllle discussion on prolltablo larmlng. 3. A page for tlio family circle, of llwly mid puro reading. 4. Ono cr two ftrst-rato novels during the our. t. All tho nows In con-iso summary. Tim Ni:m-ivK:iti,Y contains (Tuesday and Frldiy) all tho contents ol thuwoaly,uuor two Urst-rato notols dur iug the yoir; and at tho samo rates per month for nny part otnscar, and all tho cnxuu of tho Dally World. TIIH DAILY WORLD, Trlco for one copy for one year 310 (Includ IngSuntay edition, til), beginning any day ; and also the same rates per month for any part of a joir. TIIK WOULD ALMANAC l'OIl 1871. (Ready about January I, 1874 ) Ono oonr, post-patd, 'li cents. Fivo copies, poet-pnU, $1 00. PRK1K4, POSTAGIS PAID, Ilsubacrlbed for bclore April 1, 1871, WKKKIil WOULD. Tor one year, each copy separrtely addrcs'ed. 1 conr t 2 00 S copies 7 00 10 coplos, and extra copy to club agent 12 00 20 copies, and extra topy to club )jnt 20 00 60 copies, ond Soml- cokly tj club stent 80 00 100 coplos, and Dally to clubageut 100 O0 ; K SI X-WKKKL YJ WO It 1. 1. For ono yoar, each copy separately addressed. 1 copy S 2 00 2 copies - 5 00 8 coplos - 1 O" 10oplos, and extra copy to club agent... "0 00 POSrAGK PII. On evorr subscrip tion tor oue year to the dally, acml-weekly, or weekly paid for at abova rilosbvtoro April I, 1871, wo will repay the postage. TKK.1IN. Cash In advance fend postomce money or der, bank draft, ur icglstoied letter, Hills sent bv n:U will ho at risk of sender, a.uiii,, to club Hats miy bo made, nny tlmnin ii.' ... 'Uthoabovoilub rates. t hi n!i iVni i, . -lo"i'y on request ol I luuge. lnc.ub list. . ,, Jtatlng dato of perrona rocelvlngclub pc., ."d. Slato to til crlpllou, tdlilou, postolnw, . J l ' wlilcheopy ha. previously boon sent. o havo mi travAlltiif .(mmi. unin.. cophw, poster., etc., sent free, wherever nnd whenever doslre.1, AdJreisull nrdeisnnd lot ,sr ' "THE WOULD," "I' S3 Park Itow, New York. THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Machine, Will Seam, Quilt, Gather, Braid, Cord, Tuck, Hem, Fell, Trim, Fringe, liludo, Rufflp, Pipe, Em hroldor, and do every othcrklnd of tioik WITH GREATER EASE THAN ANY OTHRR Machine in the Market I AND YOU WILL BUY IT READ THE TOLLOWINU DISPATCH: WontD'sKxrnsiTtox, YlKMNi, August 19lli, 187S. To Mr.nms. I'aimxn A Wiuuleh, Chlc.go, Ills: ' AVhcoler A Wilson Manufacturing Company, M llroadway, New York, nwordcl OltAND MRDAL un progress, OltAND MI'.DAI. ot merit, and TllK ONLYHIIWINO MACHINI! ltl.COMMI.'NI)i:D by the International Jury forlhoUUANIi DIPLOMA OF HONOR. Signed, O. If. WOOI19. ror salo by Traveling Agenl. throughout tlio State. OiUee. 1 Stata Stroct, Chicago, and 311 I ourtocnth street, Ouiaha, Neb. octGwSin New Type! NEW. PRESSES NEW MATERIAL! AT TIIK BEE JOB OFFICE. .Sv Jsmma&& . mjtm ,'tsc: .- i ; v y btfi i UsS(i ZbSEhffi mm m, rcp ;i r!:.vjsJK.k,,fc:y r t.Sh WOgfeMN. Hy.in Immensa pncllcp. extendlni throueti rwrUvtitr Jiutf, huliy within thn time treated riany Ihojsaiul t i.us of ITimj disease pecnllaT to Miiman, lhno hern riinii.nl t,i jwrfect most poll nt nnd n,-iiinblo liuilklnotl.nt niectalMlndl latlnnn presouted bv tMit diss ofdlsuas wlUt po'lttioccrtniiilraiid e:icims. To deslpnnto this balural rpvcllle compound. I Imouaiuollt j 'Dr. Picrco's Favorito Proscription. ' The fcrrn, however, Is tint ft fochlo expreMlonof my uorl limturul appreciation of Us altie, base tipoii actual nnd wltiict d realities. A t cloes ouvni'r. I htvo while ssltncr.liii; tti potltlva ft). rults in tlio rowrperUI dlsenics Incident 10 ths reparato or,Tin;nn if womun, rlnglcrt It out M tlio rlliiiux or crotviiliiir KftH of mr turd leu I onroor. Onttsmorllaasnposltlrsv rare, and cllVctn.il Hnieily l.ir this rl iss ofdlseuesv end ono that 111 at all times and under all clrcura- kuiucoa act kinuiy ani in tiarmony Willi the laww vhlchmivern tho femilo sistcm , i am willing to Itako my reputation as a ph)slcnn n 7a. .v.m Nar. even mora so confident am I thai It 111 not disappoint tho most sanguine expectations of n .lncla Invalid lady who imptuyis It for nny of thn ailment for which I recommend It, that I ortcr and fell It under A I'OMTlVi: J IJAHANTia;. If bcuellclul eUVct Is tint experienced by the tlmo tuo-thlrda ofthtf contents of tho bottle are used, I ulll, on return of tho Jioltlc, tto-thlrd of the iiiuuiciiio uawujr nueu inKcri accortun so OtrrC ir? tlou", and tho caso beinK oun lor hlcli I reconv. menu u, promptly rentmi ilia money paid, for Ir. Had I not tho most perfect confldencn In it srtr- Tft- L) hfa m m tliil ItlJ ll i H'si Ti. iVM t WW! IS;. rjzrxjmmmfflM-Eryi tlona; but hatnr witnessed Its truly mlrscnlon. cure lu thousinda or cases, 1 fefil 7a rnnlud und pcrfrctly mto lu rlklnr liotli my rvpututlou and uiytuouer un its inorliit. Tho following nro nmon? those rllrcsMI 1st which my Favorito Proscription baa worked euros as 11 by inaic and w tth n certainty cctcr hcfoio oltatueil by any mtdlrlne: Leu rorrlisra, Exccsslvo Flonlng, Paluful llonlhly Periods, BupprcBsloiiH uhcii frum nnnatnru causes, Irregularities, Weal: Hack, Prolapens, or failln,? of tho Uterus, Antes rrrinu and Rctrovcr alon. Roaring Dotru beiintlnm, Internal Itar. Nero.i Donress'oti, Vtblllty. Despondency. Threatened Mlscarrlajo. Chronic Congestion, In Gammatlon and Urter.itlon of tho litems, Impc tency. Uarrennes,or Sttrlllty, Female Weakness, and scry many other chrome dltcarca incident i woman not mentioned hero, tn which, wU as in tho casos which I liao mentioned, say Faorlto Pruscrlpttoii works cures the Mar vel of Uso world. ThU medicine I do Dot extol ns A cure nil, but It ndmlrnbly fulfill x siIiirIoiioiisi of puriioHo bcliiKO tuost per fect epcdilclnall chronic (Uscnses of the eexnal nystcm of woman. It will not tlltappolnt, nor will It do harm in nny fclalo or condition. It wlH ho found Invaluablo lndlecascHtucidcnt Io prest nancy, and can lio taken In modciata dose wlUk perfect nafoty whllo lu that itato. Indeed, It to a .Tlothor'n Conllul, nnd fo preparos th system Tor partiylllon Hint It render cnlld-Uboe easy. I havo rorolvcd tho Iicartfilt praise from hundreds of mother for tlio lucatlinablo beesstU tbua conferred. ... I odor my Favorito Prrcrlptlon,to the LtdMss of America with thu rlnrcilty of an bond bestrt, and for their best welfare. Tho.o who dealrst . further Information on thco rittdect can oblalst it in myTiiEATiso o Ciiiiokio Disiafm oftstb Ocnervtivr and UitiVAitv Oroam, tent ecur from observation upon receipt of two postaj ttiutp. It tro.itis minutely on tho-e diseases p. cullar to Pennies, and rles muiUvtlaablowlvlo lu mtard to their management oft. pir.iicr.'H I'AvoniTC prr. fiflllPTION IS SOLI) IIV ALL Files' 1' CLASS IrtUGCiISI'!S, at Ol.sVJ per bottle. ilauufactured it tlio Chemical Laboratory of i i:. r. viimvv, zr. j mp'r "M ILTr.VLO,aS!IL, ASK ?B PYLB'S OK Sa-LEI Te,A.TTJ S AND BAKING- SODA I BEST x 3xr Tar 3D I SOLD by nil riIl8T.CL.lSM aitOOiClU UOVl5'74dAwlr PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING IN TUB GERMAN AND ENGLISH LANCIUAOr.S V At the BEE Office, Uoue trim Nonluci nud Deaimtoh f 138, Farnham Stresti Ret ween hlnth and.TcBtli, all at the RES 11 IYC for ill kind. l 1 ' P J. 1 r. fia(. log Ut mm lIUWl kityU f tti ATI M ,1)