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u M ij y .o ft APPLETON'S American CYCLOPAEDIA New Revised Edition. Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on eery subject. Printed from new type, aud illustrated with Several Thousand Engravings and Maps. o The wori originally published nnderthe title of TriK Hew amekihak Cyclopaedia was circulation whii.h it hasattamedtn all pari of the Uui-cd Spates, and the signal developments which have taVen place in every twncj science, literature, and art. " jf0"" ''? editor and pnolislicM to "l-mUlt J" "" 12dIranewwJrk of reference an lmpera Ive b- movement of political .affairs has kep pace Twith ,ihedioeu"J science, and their fitful 3DnlIcitlon to the industrial and useful iSS ,DdPU convenience and refinement of Sciallife. Ureal wars and consequent revolu UuaTeoccurel.inrolTin? national changes f MculUr moment. 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ImdeJements n toniarriag removed New method of treal f!PaienI B.ok endclrcnlars lent free In sealed -nelotes. Addrwi, Howard Association, No lath Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.. n fa button bavin; a hio repVation for honor 0JJAH-" LIBERTY OR DEATH. Details of a Desperate Fight with Convicts -a! Jeffersoaville. The Louisville Courier-Journal, of Tuesday, gives the following detail- of the desperate light with con victs at Jeffersonviile, Ind. For some time past these convicts had been feigning sickness and had been permitted to o to the hopital,with tlieir names placed on the regular sick lista-j havingbeen excused from duty. Monday afternoon, four men, one after another, quietly sauntered out of the hospital room and met at the iron door, leadinginto the guard ro jm, on the outside of which Geo. Chamberlain was standing as guard. Some one npproachiug, Chamlvr lain unlocked the door and opened it. No sooner had this been fairly done than the convicts simultane ously rushed through the opening, and hurling Chamberlain again; t the wall ran rapidly through the guard-room, from which the way to the street was clear. The scuffling and the noie incident to their flight alarmed several persons who were sitting in the offices, and Mr. Millard immediately endeavored to intercept the fugitives. Oneof them instantly drew a long navy revolver, and, with an oath, pulled the trig ger, but to Mr. Millard's good for tune the load failed to be discharged. On the steps leading to the street was standing a "trusty" colored convict named Brown. He, observ ing the state of affairs, gave the alarm, and, while attempting to impede tlieir flight, was shot in tlte face, the ball entering his left cheek and coming out at the throat, in flicting a dangeorus wound. The convicts liad now reached the street ami outside the prison walN. The shooting had aroused Col. Shuler, the warden, who, together with the guards and citizens, gave chase. In the meantime the convicts kept up a rapid miming fire from their revolvers, which were long navy weapon, bright and new. Their pursuers, five or six of whom were alo armed, returned the lire as rapidly as given. Chamberlain, who was leading the pursurers sev eral yard-, gained on the fugitives, until he came within forty teet of Kennedy. The lattcrhaltcd, turned, and, taking deliberate aim, tired at Chamberlain, the ball striking the latter almost exactly in the center of tho forehead, inflicting of course, a fatal wound. The pause in the pursuit, caused by Chamberlain's fall, enabled Kennedy to stop for an instant, in which he threw off his convict coat and pantaloons, revealing n full suit of citizen's clothes. Then the race ltegan in earnest on both sides. It seemed to resolve it-elf into a question of speed, as the shooting, although fierce ami con tinuous, wtts not Miliiciemiy accu rato to be elleetive.. Stanley, get ting behind, was surrounded hy those in advance, and was about to be taken, when his three comradis ran to Ids rescue, firing so hotly that Stanley succeeded in breaking from his captors. A man named Black, a well-known carjwnter, hap enod to be in tho way of the fight, endea ored to seize one of the con victs, who, anticipating his inten tion, placed his revolver near his head and snapped the cap, "which failed to discharge the cartridge, and his life was saved. When a distance of nearly a quarter of a mile from the prison was readied, Xewton Port suddenly threw up his hands and with a loud cry tumbled upon the ground dead, his body apparently having been made the target for eaeli of his pursuers, as it was after wards found literally covered with bullet-holes. This brought his com rades to a halt. Then came the battle. The convicts displayed long gleaming bowie-knives, while their ammunition seemed exhaustless, their facility in loading the cham bers of their revolvers being some what remarkable. Col. Shuler be ing in the lead, and singled out by Applegatc, who coolly shot at him three timos, one ball passing through his pantaloons just above the knee, without, however, pcnetrating the flesh, and another ball cutting off a lock of hair from the left side of lijs ljead above the ear. Tho attacking party coming up, stones, bowlders and whatever missiles were available were showered on the convicts, A well-directed bowlder brought Kennedy to tlo ground, while two bullets struck Stanley in the neck, wounding Ids dangerous ly and rendering him hors clc com bat.. The capture of the entire party was then speedily effected, anil wjth their overpowered prisoners securely bound, tho crowd, which had swelled to fifty or ?nore, re turned to th prion. Tho three convicts were then heavily ironed and locked securely in their cells. They preserved a dogged ami sul len 'silence, refusing to answer any questions asked them. AEacs ior u Bride. I JacVson (Tcnn.) Whig, May 3.J Love laughs at bolts and bars,and yet, at the same time, there is "many a slip betwixt the cup and the lip." Tlie following true story pungently illustrates both of the sibove truisms. It happened a few days ago in adjoining county. A comely youth fell madly in love with a rural belle. She smiled upon his suit aud doubtless sighed ujon his waistcoat. They resolved to be come "twain of one flesh," but tho stern fitheribf tho woujd-be bride was dead against it and fierce ly forbid the bans. But "love laughs at baits and bars," and the young couple stole away amid the friendly darkness of a "moonless night, lied to a neighbor's, and about tawn the next morning succeeded in procuring the services of a parson. All things wcrp made ready to tie tlte silken knot, and the hopes of the lovers beat high w ith the joys of a speedy fruition. But ri$rht here the parson manifested some doubts as to tlte propriety of the proceeding, and Insisted on sending for the cruel parent and getting his consent before proceed ing wtj the ceremony. After much argument, r.nt his promising to Intercede with the girl's fath er, and convincing both that s.uc ecss would crown his apjn-als in their behalf, they finally consented, and the errasciiilc old gent was sent for. Here comes in that other truism: rfl'ljore's many a slip twlxtcup and tho lip " Jn due season and within an hour for tho messenger to return with the cruel parent, a fierce clat ter of hoofs was heard down the lane and a voice loudly pliouting, "I won't consent, d d if I do; I solemnly forbid them bans," struck consternation and terror into tho hearts of tho would-be bride anil groom. Tho groom ran down to tho door, and looking down the lane, saw at its larther end tho InfurlateJJfather coming like the wind, under whip and spur, hat in hand, his white hair wildly stream ing, and" shouting with every breath, "I won't consent," etc. "With the promptness of a veteran, the lover seized his Intended bride and mounted his steed in hot haste, bore her off jn the opposite direction at a furious speed. The father, with the vigor of despair, plunged his spurs deeper into his foaming horse, and gave hot pur suit, followed by the parsoiand the assembled guests, all mounted, and taking a lively interest in the sequel of the race. Down the road, over hills, and through the mist of valleys, into forests, vocal with the songs of morning, they held their mad career. But the steed that Iwre the lovers gradually slackened his pace under the double ouruen, and the avenging parent steadily gained on them. Finally he over tool: the riving pair, and reaching forth snatched his daughter from her lover's grasp, wheeled his pant ing steed and bore her rapidly to ward home. The lover, maddened but not despairing, gave chase, aud back over the same road, cheered by the shouts of the excited party, rushed the fathor and daughter and lover. The young man soon devoured the distance between him and his intended bride, and witii a grasp of iron tore her from the parental arms and essayed to bear her oil in triumph. But the old man, game to the last, renewed his strength and speed, and again seized his daughter, and a furious struggle eesued. But the part- of friends and the parson put an end to the struggle by giving the girl to her father, and advising the young man to wait for a more propitious occasion. Thus ended, but not finally, we feel assured, one of the most exciting races for a bride known to either truth or fiction. Fun in a Police Courtiin Detroit- "Ladies and gentleman, the lion is now about to be turned loose," said Bijah, as lie rapped on the desk, "and all you who don't maintain proper decorum, anil so forth, will get into trouble." "Oh, Shay? is that you?" inquir ed his llonor, as Catherine Shay was brought out. "I wisli I wasn't," she replied, folding her arms across her apron and carefully studying the knot holes in the floor. "Well, let the swearer swear," he continued, as the officer held up his right hand; and as soon as we get at the facts in the case you can tell whether you've got to pay rent this summer, or whether you'll getyour board for nothing," It was disturbing the peace. She disturbed itjusta little just a little, she admits, but it was all on ac count of another woman, whocalled her a grass-widow and taunted her with wanting to marry. Therewas no whooping or yelling no pulling hair and rolling down-stairs, and Catherine wouldn't do so again for $50, she says. "Catherine," continued the court, as he carefully poised the penholder on his finger and got it to balance, "you are growing old. Upwards of sixty years of strugglo with the world lias made your hair gray, your cheeks hollow, and your eyes dim. You can't expect to live many years longer, ami why don't you go home, sit down in a splint bottom chair, lug out your clay-pipe, and calmly driit down the river of contentment to tho ocean of eternal happiness?" Catherine squeezed several tears out of her left eye, and they fell with a thud upon the floor. "Go, poor old woman," continued the Court, "go home and be happy. It affects me to see the aged cheek trickling down the briny tear, and if I should send you to the work house I couldn't expect to get a taste of my strawberries and cream this summer." Xo sucli sentiments actuated the Court in the case of Joseph Flynn, whoe closely cropped hair stood up like matches in a mud pie. "When Joseph was told that the charge was drunkenness, ho flatly denied it, claiming that lie was taking a gen tle spring tonic for the liver com plaint. "It may be it may be," said the Court, in a reflective tone; "this is the gentle spring season, and I know that folks do have the liver complaint, and do take tonics. But, sir, look me in the eycwmil tell me what you were doing last night at midnight. Did that gentle spring tonic throw you on a coal-pile, and keep you shouting and whooping for a whole hour? And you kicked at the officer, and you wan ted to bounce him, and you left ono of his coat-tails on that bloody field. Tonic, sir tonic sucli tonics, sir, cannot be forced down tho throat of this court, and you go up, siri for 30 days or thereabouts." "He wants to be forgiven," said Bijah, as he escorted out James Hecloy. "Ho says if you'll let him go tills time ho hopes to drop dead if lie doesn't go at it, and buy stock iu a leading tempcrauce pa per, and keep a cold water fountain in every room in the hjne." "I can't do it," replied his honor, after hearing the testimony, "Jf it had been a common drunk I would'nt say a word, but when a man has to be wheeled down here and lugged around and lifted, I can not pat him on the back and send him out into the world again. If ho ever edits a temporanco paper I'll willingly subscribe, but just now lie is going up for thirty days." Bijah brought out as hU last case a relic of the last century, named Peter McConnell, a man seventy five years old. "Where's the thirteen men who brought in this prisoner?" de manded the Court, as they propped the old man up with achair and held his head. Xo answer. "Take him away," his Honor continued; "go and get him. some milk and cakes, and give him lnonej' to sit on tho ferryboat and hoar tho band play 'Molljc Darling,' until ho falls asleep and sonie angel leads him over the valley of death. Go right out, old man. If I sent you up I'd expect to have a sewer tax levied on me once a month tho vear round. Delruit Press. A Wyoming Ball. Mis , from "Wilder"s gulch, was elegantly attirod jn ahaucjsonio buff gros grained bucksin dress, with nimy blanket oversklrt, bottom looped up with buckskin strings cut bias. Hair dressed a la Red Cloud, in which was twined a few sprigs of sago brush, the whole secured be hind in a bunch with a handsome lin made with a pine splinter and a buffalo's ear. She woro an ele gant mountain cat-skin cap, fes tooned with antelope tails, secured under tho chin with a rattlesnake hkln. Her feet were encased in buckskin moccasins ornamented with Iieads and soldier buttons. She created a big sensation as she en tered the hall hanging upon the arm of Mr. II. Barton, of Hall'-ille, who -vyas dressed in the style of .his locality biiukak"ln breeches in bootSjhunting shirtof tho same ornamented with beads nnd tobacco juice, an army belt of the latest pat tern around his waist securing a pair of six shooters and a huge bowie knife, which set off his gal lant figure to good advantage. En vious glances from both sexes follow ed this couple round tho hall. Sev eral ladies and gentlempn'irom the mining districts wcro present and expressed themselves rwell pleased with the manner in which the party was conducted. Their Ifrequent ex clamations of delight, snch as "red hot, you bet," "ain't 1 fruit, though," "hoop la," etc., plainly indicated that they were eivievimr themselves in the best possible man; m ner. jtawuna tor. iMramu T.) Independent. Money and Commerce. Daily Keview. Office Omaha Daily Bee, ) May 16, 1S74. J Monetary affairs in this city re main in about the same position. Good borrowers being freely accom modated at low rates, and uncertain paper without takers. Government securities are rated steady and strong in "Wall street, while gold is reported weak and declining, which is looked upon by the enemies of inflation as one of the results of the veto of the currency bill. At the same time a decline in the value of wheat, corn, oat, pork and other articles of produce, gives occasion for the inflationists to say, "I told you so." A large amount of business was transacted to-day by the leading mercantile houses of this city. The demand was largely for sta ple groceries, while dry goods, no tions and boots and shoes were in fair request. There was also a lit eral enquiry for paints aud oils, pri ces ruling steady in all lines. OMAHA MARKETS. Carefully Corrected JDaUy DRY GOODS. J. J. bkowx & bijo., Cor. 14th aud Douglas Streets. PRINTS. American...... Albion.. .... Aliens ..... 9-i 10 'id & 8tj 9 10 O'A 10 10 3a 12i 1' 13S 13J4 SO 374 4U 45 P 32 ''onnestoga ..... Djnnells ..... Truman's. Garner A Co .. IlJUiilt. o. .. . Merrimack !.. Oriental Padfie Mills... Spragues, . BltOWK IMULLS. Amosteag ........... ........ Aujusta... ............ Ererett ! (!. ... Great Falls.................. ...... BLEACHECSIIEETIN-aS. Peppenell 8-1 do 9-4 . do 10-4 do 11-1... Wallham S-4 do 9-4 ............. . ....... do 10-1 BROWN SHEETINGS. InJian IIeaJs.............. ........ Pepperell E fine .............. do It fine . - do O fine..... .... ..... do N finn.... ..... .. do sheeting 3-4 ......... do do 9-1 ... ...... ... Putttnan A A. ..................... ... Stark A.............. .... CORSET JEAN'S. 11 10 9 27'a 1 12 Atnoskeag . I'M 134 13)1 ll 14 24 19 ID 13J 19 25 19 17 1C 18 16Ja Kearsarge satin ... ..... Utcoiiia satin... ............ ........... N'aumkcag atiQ................ Peppenell satlu.. .... ....... DENIMS. Amoskesg.. ArkwriKht, blue. .......-. ...... II aver Creek A A .......... Hai Maker, blue.. ............ ..- India. BI! blue and brown New York, U... ..... ........, Otis, B 11 Oti C C Oakland ..... . ....... Warren BB . do A........ ., BLEACHED SHIRTINGS. Androco: do ;ing 4-2 a a. . do L 17 15 "8 15 18 324 1 18 18 1SJ4 Boot, 8 do B 4-4. ... Fruit of the Loom . do do do 100 . Gold Medal Hope. Ucxr York Mills Wamasatta ............ Lonsdale.... ..... GINGHAMS. Middlesex ...... UIenarni3... 12 10a 2S 23 10 25 27 CO TICKINGS. Amoskcag, icl. (Ill A. ....... .... do B . Conestoga, A Pre -..... do It do Go d Medal. TAXKEE NOIIOSS-. KURTZ MOHU &. CO. St. 231 Farnham SrOJL COTTON. hoTieryT Clark's O. N Coat's Merrick's...-. Domestic. .. 70 4'" S 5.r2 01 3 OCfijC 00 S 90 1 35 2 fO 250 . S2 2-&G 50 .. . S10 50 15 0) SO 00 120Qj24CO ... 4 757 50 .. ?6 50a7 25 . 7 75j9 00 . 7 O0a7 50 8 60a9 50 8 00a0 50 ... S3 25a3 00 15 00 22 50 S 9 00 11 00 15 W British PAPER COOLARS. Pickens best.. King William.. Domestic Santley .. SHAWLS. ""biiTuts." Ottoman strips. White common medium....... custom made.. Percale- Calico OVERALLS. Brown drill ............ ......... dnck . Blue drill... ......... ' duck.-.. White CORSETS. French whalebona ...... Ojt o-ii ... Comet.. - .......... bPRING SKIRTS. Linen printed ..... " ruffled .... ........... " fluted ..,... GENERAL COMMISSION". J. C. Rosenfeld gives us the following quotations this day : JJutter, active, choice roll 3333, common 1520; Eggs, brisk, 10; Apples, 8 008 30 per barrel ; Live Chickens In demand from 3 00 2 23 per dozen; Turkeys, C 00 ; Or anges and Lemons are advancing, Oranges 8 50 per box, Lemons 8 23 per box. IIARDWAKE. JOHN T. EDOA IRON'. Common bar... -...... ...... 4 Horse oe bar . GJ Norway nail rod.. . ................. llji STEEL. Cast plor... . .... . 12 Gcrnion . ... ,... 11 American casn, oc'agon aud Jess ri's Enelkh do snuaro If a do 25 4(1 Burden's horse shoes, per keg ........ do mulo do do 7 25 8 25 Northwestern horse nsiR 22a 23 Dundee thimble skeins, discount 4 per cent. Stor half patent axles, discount 10 per cent. N'AILS. lOd to COd per keg.... ....... Sd do ...... . d do .., 4d do . 3d do ... ..... 3d fine do ............... ICsJ fiuls'ng do 8.1 do do ...... 61 do do ..... .. .... lOd casing do . ...,. Sd do do ......... 6d do do . Wrought, all sUes .. BOLTS. Carriage and tire .. ...discount BUTTS. Narrow wronght, fart joint discount Cast, loose pin reversible... do MISCELLANEOUS. Hay and manure fork'... dUcount lloea and K-uden rakes do' HINGES. Strap and T discount WRENCHES. Taft's black discount Coe's Immitation do Coe's genuine do 4 40 4C5 4 90 5 15 5 9J 7 40 5 IS 5 10 5 C5 5 15 5 40 5 C5 5 15 70 pre 20 pre 35 do SOprp 25 do 25 jirc f5prc 41 do 20 do SCREWS. American Iron 43 pre do brass. 40 pre ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SEVTIH-. H noil's Hi. vest King.per doi, ncl Champion , ,. . UeaKTs Eureks - do red SPADES AND SIIOV-L'i. Rowland's No 3 black shovels, D li do do polished do do do do black spadrs do Moore do polithcd do do do'i "spring point" L II shovels AXES. Uppcncott's Western Crown do do do b vefeJ COFFEE MILLS. Parke's No 8, iron box net do do 103 do do do 23 Union Irih . CO do 35 do Britanla FILES. nargrave, Smith A Co., discount American File Co do HAMMERS. - Maydole's, A E No 1, i, 2 Hammond's A E No 2 . '14 23 12 00 10 00 900 12 00 13 00 12 00 13 00 13 50 13 00 13 50 525 5 75 11 00 IS 00 SO pre 50 do 9 00 10 50 10 00 13 50 14 00 do do do do Eiiiimcr'a No 1.. do do do 3. do do 3.. HATCHETS. Morris' shicgling.Xo 1 . $7 00 SOU 900 850 do do do 2 do do do do cUw do do 3...... do 1 do 2. .., LEATHER. Budjlo S. sols E Hemlock SL sole No 1 do do No 2 do do dam. do span sole good .. do do dam...., do harness.. ...... S5 3: 3) 32 23 S3 43 3J 25 33 31 31 35 29 40 4t 41 1 50 125 do line.. do bridle... ... . . do calf 1 do kip ,. ao upper n it . -i Oak tole V 43 do calf 1 50 do kip i 00 do barneys ... ..... . 45 F'tlicaJJodots pre1! . . T3 00 Otbtr brands tliCcreut wt, pr ta J 75 Frei ch kip pr lb I 44 Hark lining c 5J SKINS. Iry flint pr It. .. 17 Dry salu-d J3 (re'n . C Green sailed .......!Zni 8 Jau.snd Feb, pelts . 1 25 Sluarlii e 30 43 1 GO 1 39 41 90 00' 2 35 1 14 0 00 IS in 9 Lam'i skin.. CEMENT. Rosi n Jale.... Water lime . 3 00 8 13 SOAPS Powell & Co., Soap monufacturers. Sapo Publico, 6 l-26 3-4; Savon Republic, do., Chemical OliTe, 6 to G 1-2; Palm, 551-4; German Mot led, G l-4a6 1-2. ART GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S STOCK. Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up holsterer and dealer in fine art goods, 270 Farubam Street, furnishes the following quotations: FRAME MOULDINGS. Oil walnut mouldings, one inch, per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c; polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 inch 15c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch C15c; 2 inch 1230c; 3 inch 18 45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, I iuch 510c; 2 inch 1020e; 3 inch 1530c. ' K Window shades. Plain bauds. G feet, all colors, per pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2400 4 00; each additional foot, 75c per pair. fr JL REPPS. Union ind all wool terryper yard 1 503 A); Imperial.. plain and stri ped, 2 50.iS 00. DAMASKS. Union per yard, 1"'50; all wool, 2 00a3 00. MATTRASSES. Husk, 4-4x6-24 00a5 00; straw, 3 00a4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50. ' LUMBER. Subject to change of market without cotice. TOL M. FOSTER, On U. P. R. R. track bet. Farnuam and Doug las. GEO. A. HOAGLAXD. Jois's, studding and sills, 20 It, and un der . S2100 Over 20ft, each additional ft ald'I.. Fencing No 1.. ......... do Ko 2- 1st common boards................ 2nd do do ........... ............ "A" stock loard3, 10 and 12 inch... "It" do do do do "C" do do do do 1st clear, 1, lji, V. and 2 inch 2d do do do do . 3d do do do do Flooring, clear ... do 1st com iuou. ...... do 2d do .. ............ do 3d do ........ do narrow, clear ............... lstclar ceiling V- inch ... 2d do do y. inch........ .... 1st do do Inch..... . 2d do Ho inch...... 1st e'ear si J in j.. ... 2d do do ...... 1st common siding..... 2d do do . "A" shiniles Extra No 1 thin, lea. .......... Common No 1 sli lilacs- ......... Lath perlOiW DA II pickets etr 100 Square do do do .......... O G Ratten H-r lineal f .... SO -. 23 03 -.21 00 22 00 . 20 00 45 00 . 35 O) 0 00 G5 00 55 00 45 00 50 00 40 00 32 50 ..- 25 00 ... 45 00 .... 35 00 32 50 . 30 00 27 50 26 00 24 00 20 (l -. 18 00 . 4 50 . 3 50 .. 2 00 3 50 . 3 5u - "iJI uoun uo uo uo .............. ...... WINDOWS. (Glaze!.) 35 perccntoirCI icago list. DOORS, (Wedg.J.) 25 pci cent oil CI icago list. BLINDS. ?0 per cent o(T!it. WliitPlImo jierbbl .S1 7"32 01 Louisville cement per bbl.. .............. 3 00i3 25 PListr parit per bid 3 5J(a J 73 Plastering hair per b. shel.. 40 Tamil felt , Plastering board ... 4 OILS. PAIST'J, GLASS, &c. N. I. D. SOLOMON. ROBERT C.STEELL. BRADY & McAUSLAND. Coal Oil S 19 Linseed Oil, raw. 10 " " bl'd... 1 10 Turpentine .... G5 Headlight Oil 28 uaa nil, No. 1 9 it . t 2 " " wlnterT " " strain'd j Lubricating 1 W.Va. i PAINTS, AC White Lead, St. Louis, Srtictly Puro " " " Fancy Brand). Putty in Bladders............. " " Hulk . ............ ........... Ensmell Glass, colors, $ sq. ft...... Flat Glas, 0 c discount ll'a r,H 1 00 TIX, SHEET-IRON'. 1TIRE, &C. MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th & FARNDIAM. TIX PLATE. CHARCOAL. 1011 IC,ra!r quality.. 10x14 Ic. best quality 11x14 IX do do .. 12x12 1(1 do do .. 12x12 IX do do .. I(i20 IC do do .. Ux'.OIX do do ., 14x20 IXX do do S13 00 .. 13 50 .. 1G5) 14 00 17 00 .. 15 50 17 50 20 50 .. 23 50 ..23 50 .. II 00 . 17 00 -20 00 .. 15 00 .. IC 03 .. 12 50 .. 27 50 .. 32 50 .. 2ii 00 ..21 00 14x20 IXXX do KOpIateHC 100 plate DX. (beatqua'ity) UO UJ ...... do do .. do do ...... do do . .. do do do do ... 100 plate DXX 100 plate DXXX Itooflng IC charcoal RonGnglX do 10x14 IU coke 20x21 IU charcoal roofing............ 20x-!8 'C charcoal rooting.. .., clxll IX charcoal .... 10x20 cuke (lor guUrra).. 11LOCICT1N. Large pigs.., Small pigs... . Rer tin ... ZINC. Shet tin 25 ta 33 in do do do it half casks ... do do do in 250 lb casks.. Sheet 21 to 35 inihes per sheet. ... Tinners solilei (extra refined .... do do No. 1 ..... ........ d do roofing ... Lid metal ... SHEET IRON, First quality, Numbers 15 to 24....- do do do '.5 ..... do do do 2S.. do do o ."... Charcoal, both sides smothe do No 21 do do :C ..... ... do do 27. Juniata, No. 21. .... do do 20 ........ 12$ 25 23 21 0a2 i lV 7 PA 9 2i 23 IS do do 27- Rtisiar.crfe-.t 7 to 12-. do No. 1, sUined -.. ..,.. . Less than full bundles, add one cent. "A'tAmerlcac, Inimitat'n Russia, all No. Leas than full bundles, aid one cent. - GALVANIZED. No. 14 to 20 .... list 15 do 21 to 21 do IS do 25 to 25 . do 17 do 27 do 18 do2S do 20 Will bnndles discount 15 per cent COPPER. Braziers 0 to 9 45 do 10 to 12 tt 42 do 12J4tol00Io 3S Sheaihinir, 14 and 16 oi .. 37 Planished, Hand IS oz . 45 Nos. 7, 8 and 9, PianUhed.- . ji Holt cornier. -. .-... -J Copper bottoms... 3S DRIOHT WIRE. 10 JI 11 12H Nos. 0 to C 8,3,9 14 15. 10,11 IS 12 1I,H 20 19 Kcs. 15,10 17 13 Per bundle 15 per cent disecaa 19 0 GROCERIES." STEELE & JOHNSON 53S-540 14TH ST. CLARK FRENCH COR. FARNUA3I AND llTH ST. PJINDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN ifvil ST., WHOLESALEDEALERS-MORGAN- it GALLAGHER, 205 Fam- L ham St. WHITNEY, BAUSERJIAN & CO., "-Ii Douglas St. J. J. browx jfc into., Cor. 14th aim Douglas Streets. fcUGARS. dranuTatedpr 5b, yowiiercU do Ciushe! do llatcul loaf do Standard A do Circle A do Kin a C to "-Yellow C d . N O choice dj Rio choice pr E. do piiuie do lo good 'A OGJaa '. SYUUPa. Common pr gallon tiO.nl do . Choice do do N O moUssn. Rtnzcon choice Carolina M Wesk A Co Sihufera fcOAP. Jlisuri Vrlley.. Kirk's Savon M. WskA Co, bchofir's German Kirk s standard, do sterling. PLUG Black g3'lj, Wrslern. 45 4.uV) 52i57 57aG"J Ma5Ti 7il95 uo uo ircuia rio do Ixirrrlard's. Rrihht do do do , do do Virginia .. Natrral eaf ....... . .. ... DDIEU FRUITS California pechcs per nound . . lVal7 uoj Bipus ao S.ate do do New currants . l.LllSVC 1 8 9 do'pruncs. 1U1I'-. 17 21 3?al'l ! 40 12, dc German cherries .... do blackberries. . do rasnberries ..... .1a vMftna Yi t .Y A.lt.hd rAdfoj tk tlirt.l UV IKCUV34 llUlV J ' l'Ui4lA.a.avi SALT. New In barrels .. . . $2 Sflnt 00 do dairy . . 4 50a5 73 CANNED GOODS. 2 pound can Mycr's oyster periosc SI 25at 50 1 do do do do do 2 502 7 2 do do Wiliu.i's do do 4 00a I 25 2 do do peaches do do . 4 75o5 00 3 do do 1. do do f 7 i7 '0 lomatoes, pound cans ler 'aso 3 5UaS 75 do 3 do do do 5 00 Com, Trophy, p.rcae... .. .. 5 50 do V.'iuIow do . ... . 5 75a(r" CO do Yarmouth do C 00 Ptrawliernes, ter case ... 4 75:5 5) Raspb-.rries, do do C 0 nue apples, do do . 10 TEAS. Oo'ongs per pound... . , Young 11 rou, pir jourd Gunpowder. do do ..... FLOUR. Oo'd Dint ... ... XXXX Iowa City . California............... t-a75 1jl CO-1 25 3 in 3 10 73a liO 1 BAGS. Guunies, heavy weight do light do . Rurlaps, four ljuslal... ... ......... Dundee gunnies . . Gmiu bats, Amosteg A . do do Lud'ow a a .. ......... Sl'ICEi Nutmegs, Pcnang Ust.jwr ihiutjiI C'lovei do do Alspico do d . Cinamon balk do d ... 13JSI11 17!S lbalO IS tojsi 31V35 35.1 1 41 O) ISa 0 SCmIC DAKING jranufaetured ly PowilerCo., POWDER. the Iinnorial IJak- Oinaha, Neb. 1 B boxes ..... -pcrd.z I 25 i n loxesM...... ... do 2 1 1 H Ihlioxcs i do 130 5 Iti lioxiv " IS 5 1 Iu bulkjptr Xtt, In 25r0 and 10 1 a lots O Z..."." .""-... .. :ij'i s &33'Si3ETCai&-233 ViJ"4 MKSlS.iS4n COFFEES. J353f;l -.u.i27 PSss-lfeaJ ...... - v.J KfetfTC?'3.''Si?'KuiT """""" ' o feraw?!3 CANDLES. tlpMS kH? 16'M7 P1PH Rgl?j . lir17 Ki9 foTpls TOBACCO. CIGAltS. A. e. suireoN, Aisiiuiractuier, 332 loth Street. II. Upman ? JL S 5 00 lleconstruction- .... . do 3" (n Grand (.entrul do 35 0 Universal.... . . . do 40 00 Yam do 43 0J l.n ItajiKt do 5O0-I Sim.u Pure - . . do 5.1(0 Partigas... ... , ..... do 75 fO Yours Truly do 5 W) Gold Medal do 5J HO Ii Espanola . ... do GO 00 Triple Crown ... ... do 75 0J Henry Clay... ... .. do UK) (r De Vilkr . do Un) 00 Y Viller do 101 00 137ii . .. ........ do 73 ;0 CALHOUN' MILLS FLOUR. Wholesale ilenot olS 1 Itii Street. Half barrel sacks.... : 2 W J. SCHOONRMKER & SON rEorim?r'3 of tiik PITTSBURG-. ?t?JS7 Vf iif AND COLOB WOSSS PITTSBURG, PA. X2atal3liaIaocl 3LQ3S. JIanuftcturers nf Strictly' Ture White Lead, Ril Lead, Litharge Tutlr. Colors Dry and in Oil. PORE YSRDITER GBBBif. The strongest and brightest manufacturcrcJ. ;reen GUARANTEE. We guarantee our brand of Strictly Pure White 1 eaJ to lie free from impurities an J will ay S50 in gold f.irevtry ounce cf adul lsja'.ion found iu this package. Siur73m J. fcCHOONMAKER A SON o"33-ak.3Nr iISB j3S2.r TAILOS, 13th St., l;cf. Farnliani and Ilarner. All kinds of TAILORING, CLEANING anJ REPAIRING done at reasonable rates apr.VU BIDS FOR FORAGE. Heaimj'cs Dfpartmfstof the PLvrrr,") ClIIEFQfAUTCIlMASIF.n'S Offick, J- Ouaiia, Neb., Jlay 9lh, 1371. J SEALED PRO rOSALS in duplicate, will be received at this office until eleven o'clock a in, Wednesday, June 10th, 1871, for tho delivery at CJuiana Deixit, in iiuautitlcs as rc- ''"oNE MILLION (1,0 0,000) round? of OaL-. TWO MILLION Three bundled and Seventy-five Thousand (iJ75,t)U)) jioucds tl Corn. liich proposal must be guarrantcel by two responsible tiarties, not bidders, tliat tliey will become boniimen on sward of the contract. No bid will 1m cnlertiinel under any cir cumstance, unless the bidder is present In cr.. son, or by duly a-thorize 1 atent or attorney at theopening of the 1 id, and is then and ibere prepared to show that 1 e is fully able fo cary out thoconlraet in ail rcsiiccts if awarded lo I!KL,mu,st be endorsed on cnvclore, "B.ds for Forare." The riiht to reject any orall bids is reserved. Blank bids f urnished nd full conditions made known on application at this office. By order of the department commander. 3 ALEX. J. FERRY, Chief Quartermaster. Dept. Hatte, myllt6 Ilrevt Brigadier-Gen. U. S. A. LIAI4 225 ramian Sliest, EXATJSR. Oaala, eb WHOLESALE A5D SETAtL CEALZS 13 FURNITDRE, BBDDIKG. ETO. GP.AND CEiNTHAL "ECO 132. X . OiUHA, " - HEBEASSA The largest and best houl between Chicago and San Francisco. O.iened new Septcmlr 30th, 1S73. iCO tl GEO. TI1KAI.U Proprietor. IN TiJ' If HUM rfv EiCl ?73lon rro, jsj" mvex tv rr"w nA VUI 233 Fine and Medium OTZ.ttJL'&JItij CHICAGO & NORTHWEST The Popular Route from O HVi: .A.ZE3I A TO Chicago anil the East! AND THE OxiXy Direct 3ES.oxx.to T.'Vitti rlo,F"ort IioiIr,Tiili:iur,Iui Cio-.sc. I'mlrie Ha t'lllrii. Wlnuun, St t'uiil, l'llllltli, .I;inr file, Kriio hli.i, Urrru I'll), lldtliif. strven'n !'ilt, Wtrrloiiii. .1iK.";hIi, foil 1) l.ac, .'IdUo;i anil Jlilwatikeo. It Reins the Shortvs: and FUslComoIctedUn? Between OMAHA and CHICAGO, Conitant impmrri nts hivj t-iken plae in the way of reducing lira Ic, and pLiciu' Iron with fcteel lLii's, adding to its rulling stock new aud tleut DAY anil nMCRPLVd C.VIls I'lniipiHil with the"Wtiiig1.oucAIr RraVto" and ".Miller Plat'onii," rstabl.sliins coiiiforta bleaml cmmolious lilting Houses, ollorlnsall the comforts id tiavclinj the a can produce. rrmii t to lOI'xit Exjinxs Trains rim eirh way dailv over t!w variom lines id this load, thus s.-curius to the traeler felectliiR this route sure and certain couuec.ions iu any di rection he may wish to go. IrlicipI Cinnrctlo4i". AT MISmH-RI VALLEY JUNCTION, for SioutCty, Yanktoi and jioiuU reached Ma. fcioux C.tv an I l'.n.llie railroad. AT GRAND JUNCTION for Port Dodfie, De3!oiic,Otltwaand Keokulr. AT MARSHALL! r St Pjul, Minneayo i, Duliith, an 1 northwest ru points. ATtEDAR RPI1- for Watirloo, Cellar Falls, InrlosCitr, ll.irlinton and M Ijiuis. AT CLIN ION for Dubuijnc, Dimleith, Prai rie dii Chb n, I a i roe. and nil points on the CIiie."K tlintoii u 1 Dubunue, ind Chicago, Dul win" and Minu-aa rallroails. A 1 IT T IN for Krceiit. I'aclne M"ilwau-kisa-il :'ll nntsin isron'in. AT '!1ICG' with all railway lines leailing oi't of Chldim. Through tu k ts to all ci-dem cities vii this Iin emi 1m ito" nul. jnd any ihforn at on ol titueil cine rnlng it" it , Rites, tc, at the Company s oltiie. SIS r.irnlnm street, Omaha, and jlmat tlie punclp-il TittetOices aUug the lineot the U. 1. R. It- lIU3tri?ecIievtel throush to all principal rastern points, W H.&TKNNr.TT, MARVIN HUGIIITr. lien'l P.i'ng'r A,;'t. tlen. Mip't. J. II. I.CKY, C. G. I.DDY, Ticket Ail, Oaialu. Cta'I A;'t Omaha, uchlirl Omaha & St. Louis Short Line 1 8 7 cL ! The Kansas Ci'y, St. Joe and Council Bluffs R. H Is the only dire lino to Z3 xt . ri o im sj AND THE EAST, FROM OMAHA AND THE "WEST NO CHANGE . .tut between Omam and fct. Louis an-ib o- clietween O'iAHA ani r.V YORK. This tho Only -Ano running a I'ULI.TIAN S!.KKIIN"G CAlt CAST KKO.-1! OMAHA, ON AUItlVAh OF TIIU O.V1DX l'ACM-'IC KXI'IIKSM TK-11S. RB'P.issenijcri taking other routes liave a disasrttable transfer at the Liver fetation. g iA;si::":i:it thains ijaily: REACHING ALL " EATEES ASD T7E3TEBII CITIES With 1sb Cliuigts and in advance of ollwr linis. This E.ilire Line is einlppe'l with Pullman's Palace S'eejiing Cats, Palace D.ty Cor.cliMantl Chair Cars, Miller' Safely Platform and Coupler and the Celebrated Wcating1iou?e Air Drake. 5iT3 that your tickets read via Knasns City, H . Josi5i Sc Comicil ' UlufTi lt-ulrod. Via Omalm and Si. Louis. Tickets tarsals at out. Tenth and Farnhain streets, and U. P. De;jt, Omaha. J03.TEHON, Pats. Agt. GEO. L. BRADRURY, Ucti l Agent. A.C.DAWE3, Gtu'l P.s. Agt., bt. Joseph. J. F. BARNARD, Gen I supt. it. Joseph, la'tf HLKHA' TOXBUIXCE, Fasliionable Tailor, No. 20 H Farnham Street, Cetween Twelith and Thirteenth btrccts, OMAHA, - - NEB. ALL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMIT lyand exeutAl la the most fabionah!e styii) rif-irriairing and cleaning a specialty, and done la the heit manner. myl-lia VAX DOES'S 3L10IIIXE SElOS. All kinds of light and Lcavy 3IACIILNEIIT JIAI)E & REPAIR ED. tSrAll Work Guaranlced.?Bl ZA HARSEY 8THEET. - OHAHA. KiOU If , 4&'aifc25.83f. Ak i-ii . LlfrMsLiit. IJT4 12.'al-. $3 lSSp3&& si -3. 1 Tl;4lt!ft ft-, lpslfea .-.. w.xn 9.: >l &Mj RWfPH 7a7u - alVM ... 'iS3r5!&3f&3?k'A 4ai,v vc.'r-ag:s A. POLACK, CLOTHIER 2TarnTa.am St, Near Ciotliiiig,, and Fiirnisliing Goods. mBULJT a?3IE CHEAPEST.' Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific I!. R. THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FROM 03IAIIA TO CHICAGO AND TIIE EAST. Via Des Moines, Davenport and Rock Island. All Passenger Trains are equipped with the w'kstinoihu-sb Patent Aiu Hkvkhs and Miller's latcnt Safety Platform and Coupler. 2 Fast KiiH-ehs Trains Leave Uaily, C. nnecting as follows : AT DES MOINES wlih the Dcs Moines Valley Rallrai'l, tor Oskaloosj, Ottumwa, Keokuk nnd M. x AT (.R1N.NH.L with t'i. Central Railroad of Iowa, fur all points north to bt. Paul. AT WEsl" I IREliTY ith the lliirlington, Olar Ripid A Minnesota lUIIroad, for Iturlingtou. CMar Rjpids. Duluinue A St. Iliul, At WILION JUNCIION with the Siuth-Weslern ranch, for Muscatiue, Waslii- Rion and all points south. AT UWi:POl:r wlihthe Davenport A St. Pa ! lillruad for po'nts north. AT l-O' K INLAND with tho Western Union Hailroad fur Frwport, Reloit, i:acin. Mil waukee and a.l points in northern Illinois and WNc-'iisIn. AT 1UK.K ISUNI with the Rncklord, 1 ck Is mil an I St. louis Railroad for St. Louis sr.d points -ontli. AT ROCK IslAND wlt'i tlio Peoria A Rock NI I'd liilroad for lVori.1 and points rest. AT IIUKhAU J PNC. with brar-ch. for lieu, rv. Lii-ero, Clilllicoth and lYorij. AT IJi SALLE with the Illiuois Central IUII road for points nort hand south. AT C1IICAOO with JJ1 lines East, North and South. THROUGH TICKETS lo all Eistcn cities, via -hls line, -vi !. pro, tired, and any infor iration olita'n-I, oric-rnln points." at the t lit i. lllif uf Hi.' t-jiii.i ii , Hi Parnhiui St., Om.ilil. audi Ist 111 " prili.-i.il ticket offices along the liacol th U 1 lL J' HapKnso 'licclwl Tliro'ish lo all Pitticlri! Kjitoil I'o.ms. A.M. SM TH, Gca'l Pass'r A't. Chi a '3. J. 11. LACEY, Ticket Agent, a2tf Omaha II. IHDDLE. Gin'l Sup't Chhago. S. S STEVENS, Gou'l Western Ag't t'maha. 3LB Proprietor of tlie HISIIfG SUM AXiO LOS ANGELES VINEYIIDS. Deiwt for the sale of hid NATIVE WINES AND ZBjELsT IDIIES SS. KSSiliSB. (5j Co., Corncrof Ratlery and Washington Sts. AX FKAXCISCO, raaiTtl CAL. ALK.T. J. LKfiOAT. NATU'L C. IIODvON. WIT. II. IICDSOX J AS. ). UUTLLC ST. LOUIS TOBACCO WORKS. Lcsgatjlludsoii & Co., Maii'iffTlurers of cfcry arau FiM Cut Ciiswing .Zli S.1UJICZXC Our S-pecial Brands: FIXE CCT-5: BE A UTY. GILT EDGE, S3IOICING5J INGLESICE. BULLION. MONTANA. AlIOurTohaccos Striclijr IVarantcd. OPFICi: AXB SALKNKOOH Cor. Second & "Vine Streets, S3 J mirilmo' Xio-ulxs TUCo. Mer, mer Styles I JTA 14t3a. apKrjm SIZE CB FELLETS: o o ooo Or Sugar-CoaZcsi, CoacaBtmte Root and Herbal JhIc, Aatu BlIIonaCraBBlcs. THEULRTLI GIANT" CATBAKTIC. or Mvltrnm la Parvo Payslc Tho novelty cr modem Xedlcti. Cheated tmi Pharnuceulical Science No use of any lovrsr taking the large, repulsive nnd nataeoaa pill, composed of cheap, crude, and bulky 4nTdlentau ulieu wo can by a careml application ofcheralcaj tcienctr. cxtrarr all the cathartic and other madl. tiual properties from the moat vsJoabjo root aatf terbJ. and conrentrato them Into a minute Gran. nio. acarcely larger than a ataatard mocJ, that tan be readily awallowed by thou ol tho most sensitive stomach and fastidious taste. Eachlittle Iur(tntlvo relict represent. In a most concentrated form, as much cathartic power as Is embodied in any of the largo pills found for rale in the dru? shop. From their wondrfuI ca Uurlic power, in proportion to their ilia, peep! who havn not tried them aro apt to inppose teat they are harsn or drastic ta effect, but inch I cot at all the csv. ,ho different active Medicinal prin ciples or which they am composed being o har. a inizea and modlled. one by tho other, ma ta produce n mot aoarcblna; and tao oush.yct RcuUrandltlndljr operating t'utburtl.'. i S500 rtovxard Is hereby offcrad by tha pro prietor of ,hcso Pellets, to any chemist who. upon analysis, vlll find in them any Calomel or other forms of mercury ot any other siiMtal poi.on. i nelusrcntlrclTvcsretaMe.aopantoiiar care is .x-iulred whllo asms them. They ope rate without dlstnrbanco to the constitution, diet. or occupation. oroccupanon. rurJuuuaiccjaissK CouHtipatloii. InipuroJBlood Palm In tlio Sliuuldera, XlacTiaeaa eff tka C'liCKt, Utzzluca, sour auraciaiiQaa of tho Momtch, Dad taata lit .noutli, Bllloua attacka, Pala la n-sioii ot Klduoya, Internal Fever Itloatcd fccllMg about Htoamxca ltunU of Blood, to Head. II lib Col ored Critic, UnaoclasJIItr aad Gloomy Forcbodlnga, taka ..Br. Pifrcu'a Pleasant Pnraattvo Pelletaw In explanation of tho rcmedlafpower of my Tor fitlva 1'ciicla oter o preat a variety of disease. ulehtoBjythattbcIr action apou ta iiulmal ccoiioiny lunlTcraaJ, not a nlaud or tluo cticapliiic their aana tlvo Imiircna. Ao doe not Impair them; their iinjir-eoBtlnjf and being enclosed In glue b-ittle"! nreserva their lrtues unimpaired for anv 1-: "th of time, in any climate, ao thai they aro al rtvs fresh and reliable, which U not the ease vrith t!ie pihs fonnd In tho drug itorea.pat op la cioj p vrood or paste-beard boxes. Eccollect that fira'i diseases where a Laxative Altera tive or Iur;atlTO is Indicated, these Uttla iv-.l ti wilt r1o tho most perfect latUacllwi ta all who use them. ' They nro aold by all cnterprlalac SrucglutaatS ccnte a bottle Do not allow any drnnrfst to Indues jron to" lake an) thing el that be may ay la Just as mod as tny Pellcto becanso ho makes a large profit on that which hOTCcommends. If your firu5:It cannot npply them, enclose 33 CsoJ end rccche them oy return mail from b. r. pir.ncjs, jr. n., xpr,r -' BUITAXO, n. . ASK FOE PYLES OK SALERATDS! -AND BAKING- SODA! Z3 T ZIT Sold by Pundt, Meyer A Raapkeand Whitney, liauserman A CO. DON'T BUY! UNTIL YOU HAVE CAREFULLY EXAMINED oxra AND RESERVOIR M AS WE HAVE TWELVE GOOD P.EASON3 why ther will do your work. Quick and Easv, Cheap and Clean. 1 m 1 They are cheapest to buy, sasaal They are best to me. ") Ther bake evnly and quickly, 7 Their operation Is perfect, ""J"" They have always a good draft, Thoj are made of tkc bestmaterlal They roast perfectly, ft s They require bnt Utile fuel. meyare very low priceu, They are easily managed. They ar suited to all localities. QB Every stoveguaranteedtoglvesaUsIacUoa. SOLD BV Excelsior Man'fg Co., ST. I0UIS M0.f M. ROGERS, Oxaaaa.la.sa. 3J"e"toarsaaair.a CASTLE BROS.. IMPORTERS OF TEAS AND East India Goods, 213 and 313 PBOXT STKEBT San Franci California, rnchOTa ma H S! WT..JWVV9I 3e". Om aUAT.S 2TXW V3A32 IpfMAaa LOW . wVA V- II I i ' 1 fcW i I A si, Mi i J L i i " a 'J li M lr L'4 k :1l V i j ri ; -f ? K i jsr 'jl