OMAHA BEE
V. OMAHA THURSDAY MORNING , FEBRUARY 10 , 1876. NO. 197
THE OMAHA BEE.
E. ROSEWATER. Editor tnd Proprietor.
EERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
COPT , i year , in advadce. ( postpaid ) . . SJ.CO
6 months , in advance . *
3 months , in advance
FREDERICK ,
XEADING HATTERf
CHEAPEST HAT STORE !
IN THE WEST , FOR
HATS , CAPS & FURS.
HOT 1-dmG
HAMLET ORTTM ,
Has lately received a lot ofwinter foods
from the latest styles , and cheaper than
ever.
tad MHO & Empress dolt ,
And other woolen dre < ! s goods. Also has
blanketsjind yarns in all colors , from Iowa
Homestead. Carpets and mnslins are
SOfI > C1TEAP NOW.
nov 203m
03LUIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
W. B. Lorinf ? & Co. , Dadics anJ.Gcnta'
fine band and machine rande shoes ft special *
ty. Cor. 14th and Farnham Sts. oov30m3
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'BAKERS. '
| BeindorCfc Mau. . 240 Douglas Street."ZJS
nOv30-6m3
\Vm. Urlau A Bro. . 181 Douglas Street.
M. Weber. 492 Tenth Street.
norSB-CmS *
BOOKS AED STATIONERY.
R. & 3. Wilbur. Fine Books and Pictures a
specialty. 14th Street between Farnham i
Douglas. nov 30-3m3 *
J. J. Fruhauf. Furnham Street , between
10 and llth. DOT 305m
C. F. Catlin. No. 233 Douglas street.
nov 30-3m
BREWERS.
Eu. Engler , Brewer of Weiss Beer ? 18th
and Nicholas street * Bottled Stock Ale ,
Porter , Lager and Weis Beer constantly on
hand- All orders promptly attended to.
3nov22-ly
( CRACKER MANUFACTORY.
" McClure ASmith. . 1S3 Harncy Street , bot.
llth and 12tb. deol5-tG
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
West Fritschcr , Farnham Street.
nor30-GmS
S. Jcrgerson , Cor 10th and Jackson Sts.
CANDY MANUFACTORY :
I. L. Latey. Douplns Street. Cor. 12th.
I * * * 3 dovSO-Gm
COAL COMPANY.
Pratt & Towlc. SIS Thirteenth Street.
nor 30-ly3 *
.WHOLESALE CHEESE DEALERS.
Jacob Pfund .t Co. , No. ssn Douglas St.
nov30-6m3
CLOTHIERS.
J. S. Gibson , Creighton Block.
A. Pollack i Co. . Farnham Street.
nov30-6m3 *
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DRY GOODS.
IW. M. Bushman.
Douclns Street. nov30-6m
Hamlet Drum , Tenth St. nov30-6m3 *
John H. F. Lehmnnn.
New York Dry Goods Store. 228 Farnham
Street. novSO-6m3
J. H. Brackin. Crcightop. Block.
. nov30-ly
( DRUGGISTS.
A. P. Snowdcn , ICor. 13th and Farnham
Streets. nov 30-6m3 *
FUR MANUFATORY.
A. Hubcnnan , fill and 61313th Street.
nov3-ly3 (
FRAMES AND MIRRORS.
A. Hospo.jr. , i Co. , 284 Dodge Street.
nor 30 " 3m
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Little i Williams. 275 Douglas Street.
nov30-lv3 *
HOTELS.
' Atlantic Hotel. Chas. Haserodt. Corner of
VOth and Howard Sts. nor 30-6m
E. T. Pace. City Hotel , 10th St. . between
Farnham and Harney. nor 30-ly
JEWELERS & WATCHMAKERS.
A. B. Hubcrmann ± Co. , S. E. Cor. 13th
and Douglas Streets. nor 30-ly3 °
John Bnumcr , corner or llth and Farnham
Streets. nov 30-gm
JOB PRINTING.
Omaha Bee. 133 Farnbam Street.
C. F. Catlin. No. 223 Dougla treet.
or40-6m
WHOLESALE LIQUORS-ANu CIGARS.
Stubbcndorf & Co. , Cor. llth and Douglas
g treet. nor T0-6m3-
C. Krutli. 2C7 Douglas St. nov 30-lyS *
Henry Hornberccr. 2S > Douglas ctrcot.
nor30-0m
MERCHANT TAILOR.
G. A. Lindquest. the Merchant -ftllor. has _
received a full assortment of Cloths. Cassi-
roeres and Vesting * , for fall and winter ,
which can be made up in the latest style and
at reasonable rates , Satisfaction Kuaran-
eed. septS
MEAT MARKETS.
J. M. Yerga. 179 Farnham St. nor 30.1y3
18)h Street Meat Market. P. 0. Toule.
l-6m3 *
ec -
SheelyBros. ( City Meat Market ) . Douglas
Street. nov30-ly3
U. P. Meat Market , Wm. Aust & Knnth.
16th Street. nor 30-ly3 *
Jacob Hubs. Omaha Meat Market. 10th St.
between Farnham i llarney. nov SO-CmS *
Brooklyn Meat Market. A. Anat. 414 & 416
Thirteenth Street. dec 2-ly
PAINTS , OILS , &C.
R. C. Stcell. 229 Douglas Street.
Street.nor30ly3 *
SOAP FACTORY.
Premium So.an Works. Powell & Co.till
manufacture their Premium Soap. Fire
Brat preminmsawarded by the Douglas coun
ty and State fairs , and Pottawatamie county
Iowa. Orders solicited from the trade.
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE. !
Gco. C. Hobble , 222 Farnham Stredt.
nor 30-6m3 *
: EOCKElWJILHASEELL- ) _
COMMISSION BERCIAKTS !
We make i Specially of
Equal ta Winter Wheat-Every Sack
WAHRANTED.I
GENERAL BABCOCK.
His Personal Appearance and Re
cord.
[ St. Louts Globe-Democrat. 8th. ]
Except the trial of Aaron Burrand
theimpeacbmentof President John
son , no more imoortant trial has
'been held in theJJriited States since
the century began than that which
was virtually commenced yester
day. But there are many points of
contrast between those and this.
Aaron Burr , an ex-Vice-Presldent ,
had to answer at Richmond to an
accusation of an attempt to estab
lish a private empire of his own in
territory which the genius of the
.American people had long before
marked out as a peculiar province.
He was acquitted after a long and
tedious trial , but few of his unpreju
diced cotemporaries doubted his
guilty desire to accomplish ; the am
bitious aim imputed to him An
drew Johnson came within the peril
of the law by an Impeachment
which accused him of using the
powers of his high office for the pur
pose of defeating the expressed will
of a people who bad but a few years
before poured out their blood and
treasure to maintain the integrity of
the Union. He , also , was acquit
ted ; but-by a yery small majority.
Both of these men stood accused
of crimes whose very grandeur is
calculated to rob them ot half their
enormity lu theeyes of the unthink
ing multitude , and many partisans
were made for both by the magni
tude of their treasonous ambitions.
Iu the trial of General BabcocK ;
the defendant has none of these
meretricious advantages. A brave
and faithful soldier , who won honors
time and time again in front of a
determined foe ; the man who
fought with the .Ninth army corps
of Kentucky , * and thence through
the Yicksburg siege , ana until the
date of the final surrender at Appomattox -
pomattox , and to whom was deputed
the honorable task of first meeting
the fallen chief of the confederacy ,
to choose with him the ground on
which Lee should yield his sword
to Grant ; this man has HOW tote
to meet the charge of conspiring to
defraud the government he has
served so well.
The general Is a man under mid
dle height , probably not more than
five feet seven. His blue eyes shine
rom a ruddy , handsome cormte-
lance , which , itself , bespeaks the
iood-wlllpf all who behold it. His
air is dark , and a reddish military
moustache aud goatee adorn his lips
and chin The main characteris
tics of his face are an expression of
pleasantgood nature , combined with
great mental force and Individual
ly. The only weakness he shows
in a certain nervousness as he
passes his marvelously white hand
over his lip , the slender lingers
ilightly quivering the while. But
his , no doubt , arises.from the eflect
> t tremendous consequences of the
accusation to which he has to an-
wer. A gentle , re lined nature like
his could not fail to evince this
much of emotion under such cir
cumstances , and the modesty of the
man * as shown wheu the reporter
ought to gam particulars of his
career as a soldier of the republic.
In fact tb'ese queries were only
answered at all iu a general outline ,
and then only through the interven
tion of one of his counsel.
The Iffat time tltat General Babcock -
cock came into prominent notice
was when , as chief engineer of the
Ninth army corps , ; he iollowed his
command to Vlcksburg. At the
siege of this city , he was given
cnarge of the outer line of the at
tacking works , opposite General Jo.
Johnston. General Grant visited
these works a few days after their
ompletioii , and , being struck with
the skill shown in their construction -
, tion , asked tor the oflicer who had
raised them , and this led to the first
meeting between
GRANT AND BABCOCK.
Boon afterwards , when Vicksburg
fell. General Grant paid Colonel
Babcock the special compliment of
requesting his personal attendance
at the ceremony of the surrender.
When , later on , General Grant re
ceived his commission as lieutenant
general , he telegraphed to New
York , whither Colonel Babcock had
gone on leave , to report forthwith at
headquarters , and on the arrival of
the latter gentleman at Nashville
he was notified of his appointmenc
as chief engineer on the staff
of the new made lieutenant general.
From this time onward the utmost
confidence has been reposed in Gen.
Babcock by bis chief , and when
en-Jjee finally surrendered , it waste
to Gen. Babcock that was deputed
the delicate and honorable task of
meeting the fallen confederate chief
tain to arrange all the necessary
preliminaries for that ceremony
which crowned the victory of the
Union armies.
A fiiendship , thus commenced on
the field and ripened by mutual
counsels in tbe face of mortal dan
gers , was continued after the war
into civil iife , and the president
chose his trusted companion in
arms for his priyate secretary , ' ape
po t which he has filled ever since
until the indictment , the trial of
which is now pending. What the
president thinks of the gentleman
can best be shown In the following
words , to which he gave utterance
some ten days since :
"Aly confidence in General Bab
cock is unimpaired and undimin-
Isbed. With the light before me
to-day and my knowledge of the
man , if the government had any
great work on hand requiring the
services of a skillful and faithful
man as engineer , I know of no one
whom , as Executive , I would select
in preference to General Babcock.
The work he has done in this city
( Washington ) Is proof , as far as can
be , of the correctness of this estimate.
Since his time as acting commis
sioner of public grounds and build
ings in Washington , members of
cougressj'in epeakiug of his work
and the improvement of the public
grounds , have expressed great satis
faction , and have said to me : 'Now
we can see where the public money
goes. ' There never has been a de
ficiency with General Babcocksinco
his time as acting commissioner. "
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By" virtue of a writ of vendi issued out of
the District Court for Douglas County , Ne-
braska. and to me directed.I will.on theZSth
day of February A. D. 1876. at 10 o'clock a.
m. of said day , at the south door of the
court houe in the city of Omaha , in said
county , sell at public auction tbe property
described in said writ , to-wit : The south
eighty-eiehth feet of lot eight ( S ) . and the
south eighty-eight feet of the eut one-third
of lot seven ( T ) . in block one hundred ninety-
eight and a half (19SH ( ) , in the city of Oma
ha , in said county , with the appurtenances
to the same belonging , to satisfy a judgment
of said court recovered by the First National
Bank , plaintiff , against Oliver Dennis ct al. [
defendant. ALFRED BURLEY ,
jan2S ItewSw Sheriff.
VERY LATEST !
MIDNIGHT.
WASSXSTCTOIT.
Congressional
SEJSA1E.
WASHINGTON , Peb. 9.
Mr. Wallace presented fifty peti
tions of five thousand citizens of
Pennsylvania in favor of aid to the
Texas Pacific railway. Referred.
Mr. Randolph , from the commit
tee on military affairs , reported fa
vorably on tbe house bill donating
condemned cannon balls to the La
dies' Monument association of Alle-
gnany county , Pa. Passed.
Mr. ( Sherman , from the commit
tee on finance , reported a substitute
for the resolution submitted by Mr.
Davis early in tbe session in regard
to accounts of defaulting officers ,
etc. Thesubatitote'dlrccts tue BWJ-
retary ot the .treasuryto furnish to
the senate , aa soon as practicable ,
a statement of all balances due the
United States from public officers
and others formerly but not now in
the public service , distinguishing
those which.have been settled , set
ting forthas , near as practicable , tbe
period over which such accounts ex
tended , the amounts involved , etc. ,
together with the character of stocks
held by the United { States , amount
of such stock , and if default has
been made in payment of interest'
Mr. Davis said there might be
some amendment to the resolution ,
but as it was a step in the right di
rection he would not cause any de
lay by proposing an amendment.
Mr. Merrill , irom the committee
on public buildings and grounds , re
ported a bill appropriating $25,000
for continuing the work ot improv
ing capitol grounds during the pres
ent fiscal year. The appropriation
made last year was exhausted.
Passed.
Mr. Edmunds submitted a resolu
tion Instructing the committee on
public buildings and grounds to in
quire into the expediency of mak
ing adequate provision for a speedy
completion of the Washington
monument in Washington , and that
they have leave to report by bill or
otherwise. Agreed to.
Mr. Wright called up ( the senate
bill to pay the first national St. Al-
bans ( Vt. ) bank $28,650 the value of
certain United States treasury notes
held by said bank as financial agent
of tbe United States and forcibly
taken therefrom by raiders from
Canada in 1804 , the pending amend
ment being to strike out the clause
providing for payment of iuterest
on that amount from October 19 ,
1864 , until the time of the payment ,
which was agreed to , and the bill
passed as amended.
Mr. Boutwell introduced a bill to
repeal the pre-emption laws aud
provfde for Uie sale of timber upon
public lands of the United States.
Ho gave notice that at the proper
timu he would offer it as a substitute
for the bill to repeal section 2033 of
the revised statutes in regard to pub
lic lauds in Alabama and other
states. Ordered printed.
Mr. Kelly called up the senate
bill to extend the time for the con
struction aud completion of the
Northern Pacific railroad , the pend
ing question being on amendments
reported by the committee on rail
roads on January 17th and 24th , to
extend the time to eight years in
stead of ten , making the bill apply
to tbe main line of the road via the
valley of the Columbia river and
terminate on Puget ( Sound , that it
shah not apply to the branch line
of said road from Lake Pend de
Oreilie , across the Cascade moun
tains to Puget Sound , etc.
Mr. Sargent moved the bill be re
committed , that the amendment
might be framed to protect settlers
in tbeir rights.
After discussion tbe bill was laid
over until to-morrow.
At the expiration of the morning
hour the senate proceeded with the
house centennial bill , appropriating
$1,500,000.
Mr. Merrill spoke at length in fa
vor of the bill , and Bald tbe centen
nial exhibition had become a na
tional question , on which congress
could not turn its back. The , honor
of the nation was Involved'in ita
success.
Mr. Norwood said he desired to
speak on the bill , but was unable to
go on to-day. He moved the sen
ate adjourn. Rejected.
Mr. Edmunds said he understood
tbe senator from Georgia was not
well and could not go on to-day.
He thought -common courtesy re
quired that the bill be laid over un
til to-morrow , that the senator
might speak. Therefore he moved
that the senate proceed to consider
ation of executive business.
Mr. Mernman submitted a reso
lution that the committee on rules
be instructed to prepare and report
an appropriate rule to tbe senate to
prohibit the annoyance of sending
visiting cards to senators while the
senate is in session. Laid over.
The senate then went into ex
ecutive session aud soon adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr. Banning astted leave to offer
a resolution calling on tbe secretary
of war for information as to the
number of draught horses and mules
in tbe service ot the army , their
cost , place of purchase , etc. Also
as to the cost of mounting regi
ments of cavalry.
Mr. Thornburg objected on the
ground that the information called
for would occupy the whole clerical
force of the department till the
close of tbe session.
The speaker then called on com
mittees for reports.
Mr , Parsons , from the committee
on private land claims , reported a
bill authorizing the secretary of the
treasury to sell , at private sale , such
portion of public property at Vin-
cennes , Ind. , as may be required for
tracks , switches , shops and other
purposes of the Ohio and Mississip
pi , tne Evansville and Crawfords-
ville , and the Indianapolis and
Vlncennes railroad companies ,
real estate having been acquired by
the government for debt , and being
commonly known as the "steam
mill tract , " or the " HaH-Neilson"
property.
Mr. Holeman objected to that
provision of the bill allowing the
transfer ot property at private sale ,
and argued that it should be opened
to public competition.
Mr Parsons replied that Mr. Hoi-
man's proposition would be unjust
to those railroad companies which
were using tbe property.
Mr. Holman insisted that at least
ttat j > ortion of the property not
needed by the railroad companies
should be disposed ol oy public competition -
petition , and not by private sale.
The property consists of about 80
acres , of which the railroad compa
nies require one-third.
After considerable discussion the
bill was rejected.
The Ihouse then went into the
committee of the whole , on the con
sular and diplomatic appropriation
bill.
bill.In
In a brief discussion as to further
debate it was understood that Mr.
Blaine would address the house to
morrow , promising to keep as near
to the merits of the bill as Messrs.
Cox and Kelly had done , and that
general debate would close to-mor-
ow.
ow.The
The committe rose and the house
adjourned.
NEW YORK , Feb. 9.
Henry C. Bowen was waited up
on to-day in regard to the summons
of the Plymouth church examining
committee. He declined to state
whether he had received another
summons to appear before the com
mittee , or what action he should
take in case he should be summoned.
There was a great fire on Broad
way this morning. The flames
were not fully subdued until three
o'clock this morning. Careful
search has been made for other vic
tims of the flames than those al
ready reported. Nine bodies have
already been found : It is believed
that all the firemen caujjht by the
falling have already been taken out
The loss will reach fully $3,000,000.
NEW YORK , Feb. 9.
The total damage by the fire last
night is estimated at $2,900,000.
Braruan & Hartwell have sus
pended.
In Rubenstein's trial witnesses
testified that the prisoner was in
Jacob Rubeustein's house on the
evening of tha murder , playing
Lotto.
"WASHINGTON , .f CD. 9.
The committee on the Pacific
railroads heard the arguments of
Representatives Morris and Mills ;
the former in favor of the Southern
Pacific and the latter in favor of
the Texas Pacific , but no action was
taken by tbe committee
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Market.
.NEW YORKFeb. 9.
Money Easy at 4@5.
Gold 112J@1 12 .
Governments Steady ; 'fil. 122i ;
1863 , 1 17 } ; 1867 , 1 22 } ; new fives ,
I 17 } ; Cuireiicies , 1 25 } ; New. 1 19J ;
18G8 , 1 23 } ; 10-40's , 116-
blocks opened weak and lower ,
but closed flrm with a slight recov
ery.
ery.W U T , 77JN ; YC 112Erie,16 } ; } ;
pfd , 35 ; N W 41fr pfd 63 ; St. Paul ,
42pfd79O&M21L865 | ; ; § ; ; Wabash -
bash , 6 ; pfd 9 } ; U P 68 } ; PM 35 } ; R
I1 08J.
Northwestern and St. Paul shares
were exceptionally firm at an ad
vance in St. Paul preferred , was due
chiefly to reports that the directors
will probably declare a dividend of
14 per cent , to represents circulated
earnings for two years past.
St. Louis Produce Market.
HT. liouis , Feb. 9.
Flour Medium grades scarce
and wanted ; others unchanged.
Wheat Dull ; Ko 2 red win
ter , 152 } cash ; 141 ; February ; No
3 do , 1 37.
Corn Higher ; 39a50 cash ; 31
February ; 40 } Maroh ; 4J April.
Oats-Tirm ; 35 } cash ; 35 } bid for
February.
Barley No transactions.
Bye Dull.
Pork Higher ; 21 25.
Lard Higher at 12 25 asked ; 12i
bid.
bid.Bulk
Bulk Jtfeats Shoulders 7 } ; clear
rib , 11 } ; clear , 11 } .
Green Meats Nominal. "
Whisky Steady and unchanged
at 1 06.
St , Louis Live Stock.
ST. .LOUIS , Feb. 8.
Hogs Receipts , 2,600 ; dull
and unchanged ; " Yorkers , 7 25a7 50 ;
packing , 7 30a7 60 ; extra , 7 65.
Cattle Receipts , 2,000 ; fair to
prime native steers , 4 50a 4 75 ;
butchers steers , 3 50a4 50 ; fair to
choice native cows , 2 75a3 75 native
stockers. 3 50a3 75 ; feeders , 4 OOa
4 25.
25.Stoii
Stoii that Cough.
Many hesitate to try a medicine
for a disease , on account of the ex
pense , connected with tne uncertain
ty of its benefiting them while at
tne same time , had they confidence
in that remedy , the expense would
be the least objection. With this
fact in view we make the following
proposition : Any person suffering
with a cold , cough or sore throat ,
that will call at Martin & Kennard's
drug store and purchase a bottle of
Hale's Cough Cordial , use one-halt
of it , and if they then conclude that
it is doing them no good , they can
return the bottle and receive back
their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vi
cinity , that produced such magical
results. Don't fail to try it.
sep21d&wOm
BLAIR HOTEL
v AND
Railroad Eating House
( In Depot Building. )
A first-class louse in every respect. Terms
12.00 per day. Blair. Neb.
GREAT
Given by the Omaha . _ Mrcnnerehorat . Turno :
and Thiele's Ball. Tuesday. February r29th
1ST6. Tickets for gentlemen , $1.50 ; ladies ,
$1.00 : trallerr , 75 cents. Procure your tick
ets of Max Meyer 4 Co. , New York To :
Store. J.J. Fruhanfandof the committee
The city and military band , consisting o
30 men will be in attendance.
Atlo'clnckp. m. there will be a gran
masquerade procession.
Tbe precaution adopted by the committee
against the admission of improper chartrten
will be strictly enforced , and nothing will b (
left undone to maintain the reputation al
. ready gained by the Mcennerchor for the sne-
ccsful arrangement of their annual ball
I masque.
No one will be admitted on the floor before
12 o'clock unleai masked. J29eodtofeb29
TELEGRAPHIC !
4 O'CLOCK P.M.
Specially Reported tor the Omaha Dally Bee by the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Salt Lftiro -
City- .
Utah Delegation to the National
Republican Convention ,
A "Rough" Killed. A
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[ Special to the BKS.J 3
SALT LAKE , Feb. 9.
Bob Riley , a notorious character ,
was shot and killed by Lewis Ord-
ner. Ihe cause was an old grudge
and whisky. v
A call will be published tomorrow
row for a liberal non-Mormpn cotf- ;
entlon to choose two delegates to
he Cincinnati convention.
ST , LOUIS.
The Trial of General Babcock.
ST. JjOtus , Feb. 8.
The opening of the case for the
government by District Attorney
Dyer occupied over two hours , clos-
! ng before 2 p. m. It was largely
levoted to a review of the whisky
ionsplracy as shown in previous
trials , afterwards out-living the ev-
'dence upon which the government
proposed to show Gen. Babcock's
: onnectiou with that conspiracy ,
includi. g the payment of money to
him by the ring in this city.
In conclusion the District Attorney
itated that the evidence against the [
plaintiff will be largely circumstau-
itantial. The court adjourned tili 3
) . m. , at which hour Joseph Fitz-
oy was called as the first witness
for the government. His testimony
was the same as given in previous
trials ; his story was the same , and his
manner was as comfortably self-
assured as when on the witness
stand several times before. Objection -
tion was made by the counsel for
the defense , who claimed the inad-
missabllity of evidence in this case
prior to June 6th , 1872 , as the
: ax on distilled spirits was
inly fifty cents per gallon
up that time ; while indictments
claims a conspiracy to defraud the
government of a tax of 00 cents per
gallon. Subsequent to that date the
counsel for the government claimed
the point of the indictment was the
Tact that such a conspiracy existed ,
md that under ordinary rules. Of
, he evidence , the testimony is com
petent , which show the organization
and growth , and the progress of the
sonspiracy.
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Another Commercial Failure.
Nnw * y.ORK , Jan. 9.
The failure of Dale Brothers , deal
ers In Hannels and woolens , of Bos i
ton , and of Miles , 72 North street ,
of this city , are announced. Liabil-
'ties , $1,000,000 , with but nominal
assets.
CHICAGO
Crooked Whisky Disclosures.
CHICAGO , Feb. 9.
A St. Louis special says an investigation -
tigation of the property of McKee
baa been made , with a view of ascertaining -
certaining what show the governn
ment has to recover from him. He
pays taxes on $37,000 worth of real
estate ; $3,300 worth of bank stock
and personal property , and $30,000
worth of newspaper property. His
fortune of $750,000 is not on the as
sessor's books.
Chicaqo Produce Market.
CHICAGO , Feb. 9
Wheat Easier ; cash , 1 04 } February -
ruary , 1 04 $ ; March , 1 02f ; sellers
May , 1 07J.
Oats Steady , cash , 31f ; Februc
ary , 311 ; March , 32 ; April , 32 } ;
May , 34 } .
Corn Easy ; cash , 41 J ; April ,
42 } ; Map , 46 } .
Pork Steady ; March ; 20 70 ;
April , 21 00.
.Lard Steady ; February , 12 35 ;
March , 12 GO ; April , 12 65.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO , Feb. 9.
Cattle Receipts , 150 cars ; no sale *
yet.
yet.Hogs
Hogs Receipts 22,000 ; market
slow at 7 60a7 75.
Sheep Receipts 500. Common
to choice , 3 75a5 75.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States ,
for the District of Nebraska.
In the matter of Byron M.Spencer , bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ' "
CLKRK'8"l
Omen ,
OMAHA. Neb. , February 2 : . , 1876. J
To whom it may concern :
Please to take notito hereby , that a peti
tion hae been , to-wit , on theSlst day of Jan
uary A. D. 1876 , filed in said District Court
by Byron M. Spencer , late of Omaha , in said
District , who has been heretofore duly de
clared bankrupt under the act of Congress
entitled "An act to establish a uniform sys
tem of bankruptcy throughout the United
States. " apprOTcd March 2 , 1S67 , and as
amended , for a discharge and certificate
thereof , from all his debts and other claims
prorablc nnder said act , and that the 19th
day of February , 1870. at3 o'clock P. M. . at
the office of J. ii. Webster. Esq. , the register
in bankruptcy for said District at Omaha in
said District , is the time and place assigned
for the hearing of the same ; when and
where you may attend , and show cause , if
any you hare , why the prayer of the said pe
tition should not be granted.
WATSON B. SMITH.
Clerk of the U. S. Dis't Court forfcaid Dis't.
LEGAL NOTICE
State of Nebraska , Douglas Connty.sa :
At a county court held at the county court
room , in and for said county. February Id.
A.D. 1876. Present , C. H. Sedgwick. county
judge. In the matter of the estate of Thom
as Keeler , deceased. On reading and filing
the application of Wm. R. Turner , adminis
trator of said estatate. praying that the time
for paying the debts of said estate be ez >
tended for one year from February 5th , 1376.
Ordered , That March 4th , A. D. 1870. at 10
o'clock A. M. , is assigned for hearing paid
application , when all persons interested in
said matter may appear at a county court to
be held , in and for eaid county , and show
cause why the prayer of administrator
should not be granted ; and that notice of
the pendency of laid application and the
hearing thereof , be given to all persons in
terested in laid matter , by publishing a copy
of this order in the Omaha Weekly JBtE , a
newspaper printed in laid county , for three
successive weeks , prior to said day of hear } -
ing.
ing.IA true copy. ] C. H. SEDQWICK.
f w3w County Judge.
Pledges left at the American .Loan
Office are non-forfeitable. If the
owner Is not able to redeem them ,
they will be sold for'his benefltand
any money left in our hands over
and above our claim will beplaced ,
subject to his order. Money loaned
on Diamonds , Watches , Jewelry ,
Guns , Pistols , and all merchandise
in general. Special rates given on
any amount over $100. For further
Information call on or address
PH. GOTTHEIMER ,
2)2 ) Farnham 8L ,
Omaha , Neb.
BAIliROAD TICKETb BOUGHT
t . > * ! !
BEXffTISTS ,
OFFICE , No. 232 FARNHAM ST.
CP ST.HR3 ,
Bel. bthi. 14th SU. OTCAHA.
c -Oklest crocticloe Dentists iu the city-
A. 8. BILLINGS. A. W. SASOX.
Drs. Billings & Xason ,
ZDZEHSTTISTIB
234 Farnham Street. ,
BETWEEN 13TII ' & 14TII , UP-STAIKS.
Teeth extracted without pain by use of Ni
trons Oxide Uao.
OfSco open at all hours. deo-ltf
COMMISSIONER'SISALE.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the . District Court for .Douglas County. Ne
braska : , and to mo directed , I will , on the
12th day of February , A. D. 1876. at 10
o'clock < a. m. of said day. at the south door
ofthe _ Court House in the City of Omaha , in
said County , sell at public auction the prop
erlwe described in said order , to-wit : The
west thirty feet of lots seven [ 7 ] and eight
8 ] in block No. one hundred [ lOOJ , in the
City of Omaha , County of Douglas , Nebras
ka , together with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging , to satisfy a judgment of
said Court recovered by Her J Co , plaintiffs ,
against Emma Williams. Kdtrard Parker ct
al > , defeidants.
ADFRED BURLEY.
janlldltowow Master Commissioner.
DEPOSITION.
In the District Court within "and for IDoug-
InTh las ' County , Nebraska :
Thomas Karl , plaintiff , vs. George/Thrall ,
ThTc defendant.
Tc the said plaintiff :
You are hereby notified that the said de
fendant will take the deposition of George
D. Irish , a witness in.'aid cause , now pend
ing in said Co rt ; before competent author
itjU. at the office of Payne Fittz at room 4No.
U. West Madison Street , in the city of Chicago
cage , county of Cook and State of Illinois ,
commencing on the 5th day of February A.
D.wi 1876 , at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. ,
with authority to adjourn from day to day
until all such depositions shall have been
takensaid depsoitions to be used in tbe trial
of said cause. GEO. W. DOANE ,
iU-ltcw5w Att'y for Def't.
COMMISSIONER'SISALE.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out ef
Hibr District Court for Douglas County , Ne
braska , and to mo directed , I will , on the
28th day of February A. D. 1876. at 10
o'clocka m , of said day , at the south door
of the court house , in the city of Omaha , in
said county , sell at publication the property -
ty ! described in said order , towit. . Begin
ning at a point twenty rods south of the
north-cast corner of section thirty-two (32) ( ) ,
in township sixteen ( IB ) , north of range ten
(10) ) . east of the sixth principal meridian ,
running thence west one hundred and sixty
rods , thence south one hundred rods , thence
east ono hundred and sixty rods , thence
north ono hundred rods to the place of begin
ning.containing . ono hundred acres of land
in said county , together with all the appur
tenances thereunto belonging , to satify a
judgment of said court recovered by Charles -
B. Wells , plaintiff , against Mary L. Thomas ,
Hannah J. Logan and John II. Lognn. de
fendants. ALFRED BURLE\ ' ,
Special Master Commissioner.
ian 2S-ltew5w
SHERIFFS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of vendi issued out
of the District Court for Douglas County ,
Nebraska , and to me directed , I will on the
23th day of February. A. D. 1876at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day. at thu south door of the
a.C
Court House in the city of Omaha , in said
county , sell at public auction the property
described in said writ , to-wit : Lota one (1) (
and : two (2) ( ) , in block one hundred and
thirty-eight (138) ( ) , in the city of Omaha , in
said county , together with all the improve
ments thercop , and the appurtenances there
unto belonging , to satisfy a judgment of the
District Court for said county , recovered by
the , Crane Brothers MannfacturingCompany ,
plaintiffs , against the Omaha Hotel Compa
ny , defendants , ALFRED BURLEY ,
jan2Sdltew5w Sheriff of said County.
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
. . - . : ue of an order of sale issu
the District Court for Douglas County. Ne .
braska , and to me directed , I will , on the
12th day of February. A. D. 1876. at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day , at the south door
of the Court House in the city of Omaha , in
said county , sell at public auction the prop
erty described in said order.to-wit : Lots [ 3 ]
and four [ 4 ] in block one hundred and seven
[ 107 ] , and lots one [ 11 and two [ 21 in block
three hundred and forty-seven [ 347 ] in the
city of Omaha ; also , the west one-half of
the north-east quarter of the south-west
of section four [ 4 ] township fifteen
Quarter ] of range thirteen [ 13 ] east of the
sixth principal meridian , all in Douglas
County , Nebraska , to satisfy n judgment of
said Court recovered by Seth E.Ward , plain
tiff , against E. A. McClureadministrator of
the estate of E. B. Taylor , deceased , et al. ,
defendants.
defendants.ALFRED
ALFRED BURLEY , Sheriff ,
Special Master Commissioner ,
ian Il-ltew5 w
wSHERIFF'S
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of on order of sale issued out o-
the District Court for Douglas' County. Nel
brnska , and to me directed , I will , on the
ltth ) day of February , A. D. 1876. at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day , at the south door
of the Court House in the City of Omaha , in
said County , sell at public auction the prop
erty described in said order , to-wit ; Com
mencing one hundred and thirty-two feel
east of the southwest corner of the northwest
qeartcr of section twenty-two [ 22 ] , township
fifteen [ 15 ] north of range thirteen [ 13 ] east ,
thence north 2S9 feet , thence east 214 5-K
feet , thence south 289 feet , and thence west
214 5-10 feet to the place of beginning , con
taining one and one-third acres and 3,910
square feet , in said County and State , to sat
isfy a judgment of said Court recovered by
Mary Miller , plaintiff , against Harmon
Johnson et al. . defendants.
jan9dltew5wALFRED BURLEY. ShoriJ.
jan9dltew5w
SHERIFFS SALE ,
By virtue of a writ of vendi .issued out o :
the District Court for Douglas Cocnty. Ne
braska , and to mo directed , I will , on thi
19th day of February A , D. 187G , at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said.day at the south door of th <
Court House in the city of Omaha , in sai <
county , sell at public auction the property
described in said writ , to-wit : The wcs
half of the south-east quarter of section
seven [ 71 , township fifteen [ 15 ] , range thir
teen [ ti ] , and the houth half of the south
west quarter of section ten [ 10 ] , townsbl ]
fifteen [ 15range ] twelve [ 12 ] , and the nortl
half pfthe nort west quarter of section fit
Hanscom , plaintiff , tagainst George W
Frost , defendant.
defendant.ALFRED BDRLEY.
fan9dltew5 * . * Sheriff.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ftWhcrcas. default has Leon made In th
paymant of two certain promisory notes fu
$3jO each , bearing date November 29th , 187o
and due. one in 60 and the other in 90 day
after date , executed ; by Henry Webber to D
L. Thomas , and secured by chattel mortgage
bearing same date , and recorded January
20th , 1876. in book S of mortgages , at pas
- of records of Douglas county , Nebras
ka. Said mortgage provided that upon fail
are to pay said note due in 60 days then bet
of said notes should thereupon immediately
become due ; and , whereas , thcro is due 01
this 1st day of February , 1876 , upon saic
notes and mortgage the sum of $600 and in *
terest at 12 per cent , from Nor , 29th , 1873
Now , therefore , the undersigned Alfred R
Dbfrene , to whom said notes and mortgage
hrfve been duly assigned , will , at 10 o'clocl
a. m , on the 21st day of February. 1876. on
the south-cast corner of 19th and Farnham
streets. In the city of Omaha , Nebraska , icl
at public auction the property described in
said mortgage , to-wit. All buildings on lot
No. four ft ) , in block No. one hundred and
forty-two 11421 , in the city of Omaha , Joug-
las county , Nebraska , and all furniture and
household goods therein.
ALFRED R. DUFRENE ,
'
D.L. THOMAS.
Attorney for aiaizneo. febl Sili
A. Hospe , Jr. & Co.
Looking-Glasses ,
Pictures ,
Regilding.
284 DODGE ST. ,
Omaha Nebraska.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
C. F. MANDERSON ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. 242 Farnham St. .
:3L Omaha , Nebraska.
JAMES O. ADAMS ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Church Block.
Room No. 1. Omaha. janlS tf
G. W. AMBROSE ,
A TTORNKY AT LAW. Redick'a Opera
: x House. Omaha. Neb.
L. F. MAGINN ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE-Yu-
XI. echer's Block. Omaha Nebraska.
Nebraska.marlGtf
marlGtf
JOHN W. LYTLE ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR.
T , iu Equity. Office over First National
Sank. !
aA N. J. BURN HAM ,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
: \ Southeast Corner of 15th and Douglas
tfeeU , Omaha. Neb.
DEXTER L. THOMAST
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
f\ Office Room No. 8. Visscher's Block.
Imaha. Neb.
_
PARKS GODWIN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW. 14th and Douclas
: V Streets , with O. W IJoano.
J. S. SHROPSHIRE ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Room No. 1. S.
-TV E. Corner 15th and Douglas Streets.
Omaha , Nebraska.
W. J. CORNELL ,
COUNSELOR AT LAW AND DISTRICT
U Attorney for Second Judicial District.
) ffice. Rooms 1 and 2 , Jacobs' Block , Omuha ,
Nebraska.
Buckingham & Greene ,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Odd Fellow's
1Block. . Omaha. Nebraska.
T. W. T. RICHARDS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office. 400 13th
Street , between Famhinand llarney ,
jmaha , Nebraska.
O.H. BALLOU ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Offico.Crcighton's
jt\- new block , southeast corner room , first
door , Omaha , Nebraska.
G.E.PRITCHETT ,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
.ti. Office , 511 Thirteenth Street. Address
Lock Box 709 Omaha.
E. F. SMYTHE ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Odd Fellow's
Xx Block. Omiha. Nebraska.
STEVENSON & RICE ,
LAW OFr-io'iI. Tnirtcenth street ,
Omaha , Nebraska. Conveyances.Trana-
fera. Abstracts Furnished , bpecial atten
tion to collections in all parts of the State ,
and promptreturns. aug9-diwtf
WM. 1. PEABODY ,
L IAWYER. Crcighton Block.
Omaha. Nebraska.
LUTHER R. WRIGHT.
Justice of the Peace
Office. Douglas Street , West Entranct.
Caldwell Block. jan U
COMMISSIONER'S SALE.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of
the District Court for Douglas County , Ne-
braika. and to me directed , I will , on the
12th day of February A. D. 1S76 , at lOo'cIock
a. m. of saidday _ , at the south door of the
Court house in the city of Omaha , in saiil
county , sell at public auction the property
described in gaid order , to-wit. The south
east quarter of the south-west quarter of the
north-east quarter of section No. four (4) ( )
in township No. fifteen (15) ( ) north of range
No , thirteen ( ! ) in said Douglas County-Ne-
bra.okn , being ten acres , more or lesj , ac
cording to. government suney. together with
all the appurtenances thereunto belonging ,
to satisfy a judgment of said Court , recover
ed by William A.Paxton , plaintiff , against
Roger T. Beall , Ellen S. Beall , his wife ,
Mishall W. Kcnnard et al. , defendants.
ALERED BURLEY.
janll-dltow-Sw.1 Master Commissioner.
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska. Douzlas County , S3.
At a county court held at the county court
room in and forsaid County January 13,137(5. (
Present. C. II. Sedgwick , County Judge. In
the matter of the adoption by Salina M.
Hnrrymftn of LenaM.\V illiams.a minor chili
of Mary Williams all of said County. On
filing I tne duly verified statements and affi
davits of the above parties proposing the
adoption of said minor by Salma Al. Jlarry-
man.
Ordered , That February 13 , , A. D. , 137i3 , al
9o'clock a. m. , is assigned for hearing saic
petition , when all persons interested in saic
matter may apper at a Coitnty Court to be
held in andfonaid County , and show causo.
why the prayer of petitioner should not be
granted ; and that notice of the pendency o :
said petition and the hearing thereof , be giv
en to all persons interested in said matter ,
by publishing a copy of thia order in th (
Omaha BEE , a newspaper published
in said County , for three successive weeks ,
prior to said day of bearing.
[ A true copy. ]
C. H. SEDGWICK.
ian9d3w County Judge.
SHEBIFF'SSSALE.
By virtue of , a writ of rendi issued out of
the District Court for Donzlas County , Ne
braska. and to me directed , I will , on the
19th day of February AD. . 1S76 , at 10 o'clock
n. m. of , eaid day.at the sooth door of theCourt
House in the city of Omaha , in said county.
sell at public auction the property described
in said writ , to-wit : Lot eight ( SO in Isaacs
& Griffins addition to the city of Omaha ; al
so , lot five (5) ) , in block seventy-seven (77) ( ) ,
and the west thirty-four feet of lot seven 17 ] ,
in Llock seventy-seven 177 ] in Kaid City of
Omaha ; all In Douglas County , Nebraska , to
satisfy a judgment of laid court recovered
by Andrew J. Ilanscom , plaintiff , against
St.A , D. Balcombe , defendant.
' ' ALFRED BURLEY.
fanW-dltevfi Sheriff.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEWEY & STONE ,
FURNITURE DEALERS.
NEW BUILDING.
LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Farnliam Street , Omaha.
decl7'76dtf.
decl7'76dtf.MURPHY
MURPHY & LOVETT-
< 3reiiei al Iiisirrance
OFFICE 197 FARMIAX STREET , OMAHA , XEB.
Fire , Marine & Inland Risks Written
As low as the haiards and the principles of sound UNDERWRITING will justify. All
LOSSES promptly adjusted and pud at this Agency.
The Following : Companies Represented :
JStua , of Hartford , - - AjMfa , $ ' 6,497,275 94
Hartford Fire , of Hartford , " 2,5OOOOO 00
North BritUh and Mercantile , of Londoa aad
Edinburgh , " 26.OOO.OOO OO
Amason , of Cincinnati , - . - " 935,501 OO
Connecticut Fire , of Hartford , - " 817,594 58
Scottish Commercial , of Glasgow , - " 1O.OOO.OOO OO
St. Paul Fire and Marine , of St. Paul , - - " 808,14652
Mississippi Valley , of Memphis , " 404,719 97
American Central , of St. Louis , - " 2.O6O.O89 21
QuoonZ of and London , " ,
Liverpool - - 11,145,729 OO
Manhattan Fire of New York , - - " 7OO.855 OO
M. HELLMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OP
CLOTHING
CENTS' EUBOTSHHSra GOODS.
221-22 Farnliam St. , Corner 13th Street.
ONE PRICE , - - - WOODS MARKED IX PLAIN FIGURES.
Jfeb l-d ± wly
W. W. BIXGHAM ,
General Commission Merchant
512 Twelfth Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
dee7-dly CONSIGNMENTS AND ORDERS SOLICITED.
MORGAN & GALLAGHER ,
( Successors to Creighton t Morgan. )
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AGENTS FOK HAZARD FOTTOER COMPANY. ;
205 Farnham St. , - Omaha J Neb.
A. B. HUBERMANN & CO. ,
Practical Watchmakers
AND
Manufacturers of Jewelry !
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18T1I & DOUGLAS STREETS.
WATCHES , CLOCKS , JEWELRY
AND
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Dealers Can Save Time feFreightbyiOrdering of us.
ENGRAVING DONE FREE OF CHARGE.
ALL OOODS WARRANTED IO BE AS REPRESEN1ED.
MRS. J. E. WIGMAN" ;
MANUFACTURER OF
Ladies Hair Goods
254 DOUGLAS STREETS
WORK DONE IN THE LATEST STYLES. GOODS SENTTO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY
dec l-eod-d4w
SOLOMON'S
Wbolewtlo
Paint , Oil ,
-AND-
f DHOW-GLASS HODSE
AGENT FOR
UDELL LADDER CO.
STEP ,
198 Fa rnham St. , . Omaha , Neb.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR RELIABLE FIRE IE3URANCEiNTirE2.EADINGAEERICAN : AND ENGLISH
Companies , call at the Old-Established Agency of
Room No. 2 , Creighton Block ,
We arc agents for FOURTEEN well-known Companies , whose Cash Capital * and Accumulated -
, lated Sarpluj. January 1 , 1575. were aa follow * :
PIKENIX. of New York. . . . . 2.133.9flC2
CONTINENTAL , of New York. - 2.606.235 . *
( JERMAN AMERICAN , of New' York. - 1.854.41075
I'ENNSYDVANIA , of Philadelphia. . . . 1.572.138:32
FIRE ASSOCIATION , of Philadelphia , . . . 3.698.69H43
AMERICAN , of Philadelphia , - l.tK.SSSjW
. .
SPRINGFIELD , of Massachusetts. . 1.266.14SISJ
. . . .
.
NATIONAL , of Hartford. 1.943,353 15
ORIENT , of Hartford. - - - - - 719.3 H > *
.
. . .
HOME , of Ohio. . . 523.913KI
' . . . .
TRADERS' of Chlci o. 738.4is5
ROGER WILLIAMS , of Providence. Ii.i. - - 355.003 CU
IMPERIAL , of London. - . ( ,
- - - - l2.XatffOa
IWYAL , of Liverpool. . . . . . 16.S73.9SJOO
april 29-eodly. . _
WOODISURN A GJLYtfff ,
PLUMBERS , GAS AND STEAM FITTERS !
WHOLESALE DEALERS Cf
pxrsf nEns M ATERIAXS , EAirnrex DUAIX PIPE , c.
529&IJ fc St. . bet. Douglas and Dodge. Omaha , Nob.