Minnesota Trcc-riantin ? .
Special Dispatch to the Tribune.
Ht. Paul , Minu. , Jun. 11. The
State Forestry Association has
awarded eome 200 premiums for
tree-planting last year. The awards
include $800 in silver and copper
medals struck by dies and machin
ery manufactured here , subscrip
tions to newspapers , and lor one
family m each prairie county alonu ;
its line u frets pass for this year from
the Jit. Paul & Pacific railroad com
pany. Fanbault is the banner
county , 1,804,776 trees beingplanted
in that county during the year. The
Delano premium of $50 , with n
ttoneer-JTreas for the year , waa
awarded to Geo. F. Pixley , of Martin -
tin county , who planted 79 , OG
trees , of which 52,755 are reported
in healthy growth. The Hon. Geo.
L Becker planted 60,000on his farm
in Stevaus county. Returns receiv
ed , being from flftv counties , show
over 1,500,000 trees planted in the
State on Arbor Day , May 1 , and
over 10,020,000 during the season.
One man alone set out 15,411 cut
tings on Arbor Day , of which over
13,000 survive. One lad of 14 years
planted Arbor Day 7,500 cut'ings ,
and anotbei of 11 years 5,280. of
which last 2,937 are now growing
healthily. Most of the trees plaut-
eJ are cottonwool ! aud white wil
low , but large plantations have been
started of maples , larch , white oak ,
walnut , etc.
MEAT MARKETS.
City Meat Market
SHEEl.Y BitCS ,
fjlni ] > . ej-td , RalbflrtW , ( StfUtatl unb Sl& fcor.
UB | alrrie > oi Bulvrua SttttJ.
Jtur.R
Sbftla Cio *
JOHN I.-
No. 484FoTtrteeath.St
Keeps ccnstsntiy on hand.
Freuli Tlleats of A.11 "Kinds.
Poultry and ( tame of every description ,
Smoked meats. Hams , Shoulders ic. .
Goods delivered in any part of tbecity
free of cost. Oysters a speciality. _ Pnces
r aonablo. nov2Stf
IVIEAT MARKET
IClh Street bet. California and Wektter.
We keep on band a larse supply of fresh
tailed meats. Also a loree stock of fice
Sugar Cured Kami and Breakfast Eaten.
At the lowest rates. _
WRi. AIJ8T * KITCTH ,
mayHly Proprietors.
PROFESSIONAL CA1DS.
G. J. HUNT ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office 490Thir-
A. tecnth stnet.wlthJ. W.T.Richards.
ianll-tf
C. F. MAWBERSON ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. 212 Farnluun St. ,
2x Omaha. Nebraska.
TTe J. COHNBIX.
-nOONSELOR AT LAW AND DISTRICT
\J Attorney for Sncond Judicial District ,
Offloo. Rooms land 2. Jacob's Block. Oxoha.
Nebraska.
PARKS GODWIN
A TTORNEY AT LAW. 14th and Doucla
J\ . Streets , with G. W. Dt.aae.
HORNET AT LiW. OFFICE VU-
A t cher'a Blook. Oa tha. Nebraska. .
marl6tf
T. W. T. KICHAKBS ,
AITOKHEY AT L ATV. otff . 490. isti
Street , between Farnham aud Barney ,
Omaha. Nebraska , .
. FJGABOBY ,
! L AWYER. Creinhton Block.
Omaha. Nebraska.
O.H. BAIiOTT
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office.Creighton's
XX new block , southeast corner room , first
door. Omaha. Nebraska.
G. W. AMBROSE ,
AT LAW. 280 Douglai St. .
ATTORNEY .
Buckingham & Greene ,
3RNEYS AT LAW. Odd Fellow's
ilock Omaha. Nebraska.
E. D. C. iERFZiXNG ,
TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Ofice Cor.
J Tenth and Lsavenworth-sts. sepKtf
iUTJdLER R. 'WRIGHT
TUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Offloe-
fj Docglu-st. . west entrance Caldwell
Block. lanli
G. 3KEVEHSON.
TUSTIOEOFTHEPEACE. No. ? , Crel h-
tl ton block. Omaha. Neb. Collections a
specialty.
specialty.E.
E. E3TABROOK ,
TTORNEY AT LAW. ODce. Crtightou
A Block. Omaha. . Neb.
J. S. SHROPSHIRE.
AT LAW. Room No. 1 , 8.
ATTORNEY 15th and Douglas'.Streets.
Omaha. Nebraska.
17. J. BURNHAM.
R TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
XV Southeast Corner oi 15th and Douglai
Blreety. Omaha Nrh
G. E. pRrrerHETT.
A TTOTIKEY AND COUNSELOR ATLAW
± \ OScc. 511 Thirteenth Street. Address
_ _ . _
Lock Box S Omaha.
DEXTER L. THOMAS ,
ATTOROTIY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Office Room No. 8. VisscherBlook. .
Omaha , Neb.
JAMES O. ADAMS ,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Oflce. room 6
_ CX Creiehton block , corner Filteenth amd
Douglas streets. JanW-tf
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Ofiw-room
. 1 6. Crelchton block , corner of Douglas
and Fifteenth street * . octll-diwtf
MISCELLANEOUS.
BTOX RKXD. B BESD.
Byron Reed & Co. .
THE OLDEST KBMBLIBKED
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a complete ubstract of title t alt real
f state in Omaha and Douglas county.
Are o 3 of the most valuable of our na
tive fruits. Cooling and astringent , they
form when compounded and medicated the
very beet and safest remedy known for
Diarrhea. Dysentery. Flux , and what is
commonly called the Summer Complaints.
These are always troublesome and sometimes
terribly fatal , especially amonjr children :
Many lives miehtbo raved by tiring them
prompt attention , and care. On the other
band , many lives are sacrificed by the u e of
preparations containing laudanum and other
plates. Dr. Green's Blackberry Cordial i
VvU ± represents to be ; apure medica-
waj sidd containing- nothing injurious
' to the system , yet prompt and effective to
-beck end cure those dUcases in men and
' " * omec. Being mode without alcohol , it i *
ie very best and safest remedy for children.
After this difc-wo is checked the body i *
renerally left worn anddebilitnted. AdaHy
tnd moderate ii" > of I > r. Green's Bitter
Tonic will tori - nnd build it up. pi vine tone
and vigor to i' u TV hole system.with an in
creased and hculJiv appetite. If Tour dmg-
ttrtdoesnot kcpp Dr. Green's Family rcedi-
* ines. pend to the proprietora. E. T. Bart-
[ raffiCo. . Burlington. Iowa , and they will
I 'end you trial faintilc * . BS well as circular
I nd testimonials.
For tale by J. K. Ish , and by C. F. Oood
MW KKA1)YI A HISTORY " 'T
; NITED STATPS t. ii.rriSASST . .
f > Mu ftuL aitiom bj a tmintnt aol or.or wonhf to b y
In both EnglUh ur-cl Oermnn. On Urn
- ' - - - - - - ,
,7Vic
AGENTS WANT
uttx urtfu ; Utrnj o
CHEAP AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
For Farmc' i nnd Stock-Raisers.
Aa an intt.oo _ eut for farmers
and stock raisers to subscribe for the
BEE , the publisher ha * completed
arrangements for receiving all the
leading works on agriculture , stock
raising , aud all other works pertain
ing to the specialties of farming , or
cattle , sheep , horse , or other stock
raising ; also , treaties on grains ,
vegetables , and other produce , &c. ,
aerates from 15 to 30 per cent , be
low the retail prices. The benefit
of this reduction will be extended
exclusively to our patrons. AB an
illustration we herewith append a
few of the leading valuable works ,
which really should be in the hands
of every farmer who wishes to ex
cel , at the terms specified. We will
furnish the WEEKLY BEE one year
in addition to the books named , for
the prices referred to.
ELEMENTS OF AGKICULTURE ,
A Book for Young Farmers By
Geo. "Waring , Jr. ; 54 pages ; cost ,
{ 1.00 with the Weekly BEE one
year for $2.50.
NEW AMERICAN FARM BOOK.
Originally by B. li. Allen , re-
" and enforced by Lswis F.
Allen , 526 pages , embracing a com
prehensive and thorough treatise of
every branch agriculture , cultiva
tion of the land , changing of crops ,
raising cereals , vegetables , &c. ,
management of cattle , horses , sheep ,
hogs , fowl , building houses , cisterns ,
fences , making all necessary useful
calculation , and in fact embracing
everything of value to the farmer.
Cost , neatly bound , $2.50 ; with the
Weekly BEE one year , for $3.75.
AMERICAN POMOLoaiST.
Apples The most complete trea
tise on apple culture published ; 293
illustrations , 750 pages ; cost$3.00 ;
with Weekly BEE one year , for
$4.00.
HARRIS ON THE PIG.
Breeding , behaving , manage *
ment and Improvement , with nu
merous illustrations ; cost $1.50 ;
with the weekly BEE one year , for
T3.00.
T3.00.THK
THK hHEPHERD'S MANUAL.
A practical treaties on the sheep ;
Illustrated ; by Henry Stewart ; cost
$1.50 ; with Weekly BEE one year ,
for $3 00.
00.MODERN
MODERN HORSE DOCTOR.
Causes , nature and treatment of
diseases and lameness in horses ;
cost $1.50 ; with Weekly BEE one
year for $3.00.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS ,
a treatise on raising broom corn and
making brooms , on a'small or large
scale. Cost 75c ; with Weekly BEE
one year , $2.50.
THE AMERICAN CATTLE DOCTOR ,
R complete treatise on the diseases of
CATTLE , SHEEP AND SWINE.
378 pages , Illustrated , cloth gilt.
Cost $2 50 ; with BEE one year for
$3.75.
GARDENING FOR PROFIT
Tn the Market and Family Garden ;
by Peter Henderson ; finely illus
trated. Cost $1.50 ; with the Week
ly BEE one year for $3.00.
THE WHEAT PLANT ,
ftsorigin , culture , g'rowth , develop
ment , composition , varieties , dis
eases , etc. , together with remarks
corn , its culture , etc. ;
profusely illustrated ; 706 pages.
Coat $1.75 ; with Weekly BEE for
$3.15.
FARM GARDENING AND SEED
GROWING ,
By Francis Brill a book useful for
every farmer , gardener and tiller of
the soil. Cost $1.00 ; with WEEKLY
BEE one year $2.60.
BABRY'S FRUIT GARDEN ,
460 pages , well illustrated and com
plete. Cost $2.50 ; with WEEKLY
BEE one year for $3.60.
MEDICAL.
AMERICAN SURGICAL IKSTITUTB
182 Hirnej-St Omaha Nebraska
'
rOB TKB TBEATHiaT OX
ill Clitut of Sirptj , Chfoclc Olteam & Deforhltlu ,
S.D.Meroer.M.D , Surgeon and in charge of
Chronic Diseases. J. U. Dentee. M. D. , in
charge of Diseases of Eye , liar and Throat.
EXPECTORATION.
Is the act of discharging from the throat
and chest matter that arises ( from colds , in
stead of scattering and distributing it
through the blood , and poisoning it. By
thus assisting the Lungs , Throat and Chest ,
Dr. Green's Expectorant cures Colds ,
Coughs , Asthma , .Bronchitis. Croup. Dyp-
theria , Whoopine C ush and all affections
of the Lungs. Throat and Chest , and the
first stages of Consumption and Typhoid
Fever. Its qualities are Expectorant , Seda
tive Pectorial and Alternative. It does not
stop tlio < TU U * at inott preparations do , by
their anodyneand astringent effects , retain
ing the mucous and offending matter in the
blood and causing permanent disease of the
Lungs , but it cures by loosening the cough
and assisting the lungs and throat to throw
off the offending matter , which causes the
cough , thus scientifically making the cure
perfect. It at once alleviates the E&ost dis
tressing cold on the lungs , soothes and allays
irritation , and breaks up Whooping Cough.
No better remedy can bo fonnd for Asthma.
Bronchitis. Croup and all affections of the
Throat Lungs and Chest , and if continued
in use will subdue any tendency to Consump
tion , Lung and Typhoid Fever.
If the liver is torpid or the bowels consti
pated , a few doses of Dr. Green's Liver
Pills will assist nature. No better cathar
tic can be fonnd.
for sale by C. F. Goodman and J. E. Ish.
mchli-lteSthd-lv
ANHOOD
i
Victims of youthful imprudence
who have tried in rain every know ,
remedy , will learn of a simple pre
scription. FREE , for the'speedy cure
ofnerrious , debility , premature decay , lost
manhood , and all disorders brought on bv
excesses. AnydnureisthastheingredienU.
Addrcrs. DAVIDSON & CO. 80 Naisau-st. .
New York. oetSoodtwlT
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Nebraska. Dongla * county , ss :
At County Court held atthe county court
room , in and for sail county. DecembirtO.
A. D. . 1876. Present C. H. Sedswick.
County Judge. In the scatter of the estate
of Joseph Banman. deceased :
Onreadini-andon filling- the verified pe
tition of Willholmania Bauman. praying
that the last will anil testament of said do-
crasedbe probated , allowed and established
antlsheiDpointel executrix.
Ordered , fat JinuarySlst. A , D. 1876 at S
o'clock a.m..is rsaigned for hearing raid
petition , vhcn all persons interested in
said mntterzi&y appear at a county court to
be held , in and for said empty , and show
cause why the prayer of petitioner should
not be grrntcd ; and that notice of the pen
dency oi .said petition azd the hearing
thereof , bo git en to all persons intercs ed
in said matter , by publishing a copy of this
order in theOmaha , Weekly BK . a news
paper printed in aid conniy. for three BOO-
coiilr * wcoki , prior to said day of hearing.
G. If. BEbOWIOg ,
csunty
\
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS.
DORSETT&CO.
No. 163 Barney street.
Buyers , Faoicors ,
IND WHOLESALI DEALKB8 IN
Country DE rodu.co.
BUTTER EGGS AKD POULTRY A SPECIALITY.
OMAHI , Jai. 15. Our to-days quotations
are as follows : delivered ta our address at
differen' R. R. depots.
Fresh roll butter 16c.
Old packed butter 10 to 14o as to quality.
Freah eggs , by express , 20c subject to
candlingt
POCLTE' ' DELIVEEID AT OMAHA.
Live turkey s 8c per ro.
Live chickens 5o per Ib. Coops' furnished
free of charge ,
Cash on delivery.
DORSET ! & SHEPHERD.
Agents for the
CELEBRATED LOWER VEIN COAL.
Special contracts made for coal in car-load
loU. _
THE BEE
AS A
Circulating Medium
-IT
6O2O SUBSCRIBERS !
- REACHING A
POPULATION OF OVER 36,145.
FACTS FOR
BUSINESS MEN WHO ADVERTISE
TO CONSIDER.
Business men who advertise will do well
to look at the subjoined statement of cir
culation of TH * B , November 1 , 1876.
Merchants advertise in newspapers to reach
the people. It therefore pays to investi
gate and ascertain the best medium to ac
complish that result. The circulation of
THE BEE is larger than that of any paper in
the trans-Miisouri country , excepting San
Francisco journals One additional fact
worthy of note : THK BSK is not merely a
local or State paper , but
A NATIONAL JOURNAL.
Its constantly increasing subscription list
embraces persons in nearly every State and
Territory in the Union , Th great difficulty
in establithlng newspapers is met in secur
ing the first three thousand subscribers.
When that number is once reached , the list
rolls up at a rapid rate. Its news becomes
more varied and of general interest , and its
advocates help to increase its subscription
list by thousands as readily as its agents se
cure inndrods at the beginning.
Nebraska is one of the largest States in
the Union. Many of its counties are inac
cessible to railroad * . Yet there is not a
county in the State which THK Ewe does
not reach. As an illustration we will men
tion a few of the leading counties in the
State : Adams county , 28 dailies , 23
weeklies : Cass. 30 dallies , 178 weeklies ;
Clay. IS dailies. 43 weeklies ; Dodge. Si
dailies , 149 weeklies : Douglas , ( outside of
Omaha ) , 20 dailies. 185 weeklies ; Fillmore ,
19 dailies. 30 weeklies ; Gage. 23 dailies. 46
weeklies ; Hall,34 dailies. 8 weeklies ; Jeff
erson. 3 dailies , 34 weeklies ; Johnson , 12
dailies. 75 weeklies ; Lancaster. 62 dailies.
56 weeklies ; Lincoln county. 48 dailies. 25
weeklies ; Merrick. ' 20 dailies. 24 weeklies ;
Nemaha. 17 dailies. 91 weeklies : Otoe , 25
dailies. 82 weeklies : Pawnee. 3 dailies. 48
weeklies : Platte. 39 dailies , 20 weeklies
Richardson , 14 dailies. 97 weeklies : Saline ,
29 dailies. 82 weeklies : Sarpy. 15 dailies.
109 weeklies : Saunders. 36 dailies. 1S6
weeklies ; Seward. 24 dailies , 64 weeklies ;
Thayer , 10 dailies. 68 weeklies ; Washing
ton. 35 dailies , 74 weeklies ; Webster. 39
weeklies.
TOTAL IS THE STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Dailit * . Wetkliet. Total
Nebraska 2,245 2,233 4,478
Amona Territory.- . . 1 1
California 9 10 19
Colorado. . . . . 3 5
Connecticut . . . . . * 4
Dakota Territory. . . . 41 41
DUtrictofColnmbia1 4
Florida 1 4 6
Idaho 6 6
Illinois 'T 30 47
Indian Territory. , 1 I
Iown _ . . . - . . 54 572 668
Kansas ; t 25 28
Kentucky 26 26
Louisiana 1 1
Maine - . -
. - . .
Massachusetti T 2
Miehiean. . . . . - 2 12 14
Minnesota . . 3
Mississippi - 1 1
Missouri . - . 16 35 91
Montana . . . . 3 2 5
Nevada. . . . . . 4 4 < 8
New Hampshire 3 3
New Jersey . - . 2 5 7
New Mexico - . - 2 2
New York - 18 25 43
Ohio - 11 20 31
Oregon. . . - 2 2
Pennsylvania : - 17 21 38
Tennessee . 6 6
Texas- . . - . . . . 1 4 5
Utnli. . . . _ . . „ . _ . - . . 53 125 178
Vermont. . . . w . 3 3
Virginia . . . . 1
Wyoming . . . „ _ . . _ _ 139 10 * 243
Wisconsin . . . . . . . - 3 9 12
Washington.Ter . - 3 3
Foreign mail- . . . 13 14
Total . -2.6.1 3.S84 6.020
Total. . . :
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
5MD CESTRAL HOTEL ,
OXASA .NEBRASKA.
The largest and best hotel between Chica
go and San Francisco.
Opened new September 30,1873.
ttpSOtf 6EO. THRALL.
Proorietor.
THE METROPOLITAN
OMAHA . ' -NEBRASKA ,
6. A. VAN NAMEE , Jr. , Proprietor.
The Metropolitan Hotel is centrally lo
cated , and is first-Mass in every respect ,
bavins recently been entirely renovated ,
'Ihe public will find it a comfortable and
homelike cense m 3-tf
THK ORIGINAL
BRINGS HOUSE
Corner Rmdolph-St aid Flfth-Av. ,
GmOAQO. . . . lLLW01S.
PRICES REDUCED TO
82.0O and $2.50 Per D T.
Located in the Businets Centre.
Convenient to all places of amufement.
Elegantly furnished , containing ; nil modern
Improvements , passenger elevator , ic.
J. H. CUMMING6. Proprietor.
0. F. HILL , Chief Clerk ( late of Qault
House. ) ocietf
Victor's Restaurant ,
( S3 Fanham , twL KK& aad life Cfiwtto ,
OUAOA .ass.
OP3N 2 AY nd 2TIGHT
All meals served to ordsr . Attached to
the above is & ban IBO a separata apart
ment for ladies. d e29v
LtUAL NOTICE.
State of Nebiatkj. Douglas County , is :
At a county court held at the county
court roomjin nnd for said eonnty. Deo. 27th
A. D. , 1876. Present , C. H. Sedgwiek.
County Judge. In the matter of the estate
of Max Henry btein , deceased.
On reading and filing the verified pe-
iticn of Elise Stein , prayine that the last
wtll and testament of the Mid Max. Henry
Stein deceased , be allowed , probated , and
established , which said will is on file in
this court. Ordered , that January 21th. A.
L > , , 1877. at 9 o'clock a. m. . is assigned for
hearing said petition , when all persona in
terested in said matter may & | > per at a
eonnty court to be held , in ana for said
eonnty. and show csuce why the prayer of
petitioner should not be granted ; and that
notice of the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof , be given to all person *
interested in said matter , by pnblishitir a
copy of this order in the Omaha Weekly Bex ,
a newspaper printed in said county , lor
three rncccssivo weeks , prior to said day of
beanne. P. 8. SEDOWJCK ,
( A true copy. ) ' County Judge.
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
OMAHA NBB. , Jan. 15 , 1877.
Gold , at Omaha Buying , f I 05 a
1'OSJ ; selling , $1 07 a 1 07j.
COMMISSION PBOVIBION , PBODUOK
FBDITS , ETC.
Butter Fresh roll or prints in
itiUBllu wrappings , 18s2-w , as to
quality.
Fresh Ejgs 23a25c per doz.
Poultry Is working scarce , and
good dry-packed turkeys are worth
10al2c per pound ; chickens , 7aSc ;
geese , wanted at2c ; ducks , lOallc.
Game is all outlawed.
FKCITS.
Apples A trifle firmer at 2 76a
3 00 per bbl.
Cranberries In light stock and
firmer at 13 00 per barrel for Cape
Cod , and 4 50 per Jersey bushel box.
California Pears and Quinces In
good order , at 3 50 per box of forty
pounds.
Oranges aud lemons A carload
of Messinas jobbing at b 00 per box.
New Dates In email mats , lOc
per pound.
.New Figs In boxes , drums , bags
and baskets , 10al2c per pound.
California white-comb honey , in
sectional frames , 21o per pound.
Booth's Oysters Selects , 47c j
standards , 37c ; anchors , 30o.
Groceries Coffees an sugars
have advanced , as will bo sesn by
our price list. Trade continues
fair.
_
Wheat No 1 , 1 08f ; No 2,11 06 $ ;
No 3 , 95c ; rejected , 80c.
Corn Western mixed , 26c.
Oats Wo 1 , 28o ; No 2 , 25c ; re
jected , 20c.
Barley No 2 , 40o ; No 2 , 25o ; re
jected , 20c.
Rye 50c.
LIVE STOCK.
Steers on foot per 100 lbs $ 375400
Calves do do 4EOo500
Hogs do do 5 2005 35
Sheep do d 450&500
BREAD STUFFS
St. Louis W. W. Flow ) per bbl 81501000
Nebraska spring do 260 275
B an per ton 1200
Corn meal per100 100
CHEZ *
N , Y. factory
American Swiss
Imported Swiss
Llmburc
AmoskeagA
do BE
do DD
Arlington"
WicMsee.H
CARPET AM OIL CLOTH.
Body Brussels carpeting , per yd 1 75 300
do do 110 140
do do 120 140
ngrain do do 40 40
"emp dodo do 20 75
Hag carpet do 40 63
Matting 30 100
Oil cloths do 40 85
Rubber matting do 200
Window shades per pair 1 25 2.50
Window fixtures per dox 150
Matta 90024 OC
IRON AND STEEL.
Iron in ban per Ib 5
Cast plow steel do 10
Tool steel do 18 20
Nalirods do 2010X
GALVAKIXID BOV.
No 14 to to 20 perlb
No 21 to 24 doNe ISH
No 25 doNe H
No 27 doNe 15
No 37 do 18
Full bundle * discount 20 per oent 18sr
COFFBK.
Bre IerslOtol2 sr
cfo 12 tolOO 35
Sheathing 14 and 16 os 41
Planished 13 and 16 ox 41
do No 7,8 and 9 65
Copper bottom * 35
ORT GOODS ,
run * .
American
Amoakeag
Cocheco
Garners
Memmack
Mallory. pink orlpurple
Pacific Milli
Bimpsons
Hnrague 7
WamsntU 8
Washington
Robes 7 } %
BUUCHiro oorroni ,
Lonsdale 90 ' *
" Cambric 'li
Cabot 4-4 9
Cabot T4 8
Fruit of Loom SB
New York mills 36
Wamsutt * . - 36 12
Slattervlllj 8
Pea body
Popperell
do
do
do sari
TOPS.
Atlantic B
do P
Nebraska standard A A
Pepperell 0
do R
do K
Indian Head
do do
do do
do do
Rums , mixed Jamaica Iflu
per cent do
New Eng. mm. 90 per ct do
Kennedy'g bitten do
Amencan
Amoakear
BatM
Lancaster
TICK1K08.
mofktsc
deferf
Amoskf ag , brown aa
do bleached is
Clarendon
TIX fLATI.
1C bett quality pert ox 10
EX do do 13
12x1210 do do 11
13x12 IX do do 14
14x2010 do do 11
14x20 IX do do 14
14X2DDCXX do _ do 19o
Roofing. 1C charcoal 14x20 do : o
do EC do 14x20 do 13t
do 1C do 2)22 ) $ dodo t
do IX do 20x2 $ do 23
Loige per b
Snail rigs do
Ear tin I do
Sheet tin 35to3Cl = ehes do
do 25 to S5 do . per sheet
Tinners'solderextr .refined do 13
do No 1 do 21
do roofing do 18
BKIOHT W1B 18ux
Prioo9o lOo llo 11K ux
No's OtoO 7 to 011 13 1314
Price lie ISO 168
"
Nos. 15416 17 18
nt on fnl
Ifirst quality No 16"to 89 per Ib
do NoZTteM do
do No 26 do
do No 27 do
Oharcoal.both tides smooth. w No24do
do dodo No 26 doNe
do do No 27 do
Doable refined. No 24 do
do No 28 do
.do No 27 do
RnssU. perfect , 7 to 12 do
do No 1 stained do
A' American imitation Russia
all Nos deFer 16
For lees than fall bundle add one cent.
DE1MI.
Araoskoac
Beaver Creak AA
do do B3 12
Haymakers * if1
Otis aza
doBB 13
do CO 11
Shetucket B 15
do BB 16X
BBPAINTS AM } OILS.
Carbon oil per gal SO
Linseed oil. raw do 75
Linseed oil. boiled do 80
Lard oil. No 1 do 95
dp extra do SI 1091 IS
Benzine do 25
W st Virginia lubricating do 25 923
Filh oil do fs
Turpentine do 60
PAISTB.
White lead , strictly pure per ft 10X
do do pure do
do do line pure French do
do do do do Amer. do
Red lead do
Putty in bladders do
WTXDOW GLASS
Discounts off lilt.
Mink , prime 1259175
do 2dand3d 50 100
Wolverine 350EC
Racoon EC
do inferior 35
Mufkrat. fall 18
do winter 23Z7
do spring Z7
do kittens
Skunk , black prime SI GO
do narrow striped prime 50
do broad 25
Otter. No I. large 700
Fisher 900
Wolf No 1 large mountain 309
do No 2 do 200
do No 1 small prairie 105SO
do No 2 do SO
Beaver , well furred and clean perlb 140
do stagy and heavy 90 UOO
Red fox Nol 150
Kid fox Nol 40SO
Deerskin.redand short blue , per Ib SO
Antelope 23
LUMBER
Joists , studding and sills 20 ft and
under 17 CO
Orer 20 feet each additional foot ! 100
FflnoDffi | 1700 1900
1st common boards 2009
2nd do do 1700
A' stock boards. 10 and 12 Inches 4500
'B' do do do do S500
0' do do do do 2500
1st clear 1.1M. IK and2 Inch 4500
2d do < lo do do 4000
3d do do do do 3000
Flooring , clear 4500
do 1st common 32 BO
do 2d do 30 GO
do 3d 2350
do narrow. No 1 4000
1st clear c"i'ng JS inch 3500
2d do 3600
1st do 27 CO
2d do 2500
1st do 2200
2d do 190
1st common do 1700
A' shingles 3Z5
Extra Nol shingles 250
Common No 1 shingles a oo
Lath per 1000 250
D & H pickets re 100 300
Square do do 303
0 G Batten per lineal foot 01
Rouen do do
i LEATHER
Best Buffalo sola 31 * 3f )
Matamoros do 20 34
Best oak W 43
Baltimore oak sole 43
French kips SI 40 200
do c.ilfloadinebr3nds 175 240
Domestic kips 75 125
do cans 110 1(0
Hemlock , upper er foot 22 28
Oak do dodo 25
Grain. do do 25
Linings per doz 7 001000
Toppings do 10001200
Morocco ( bootleg ) per foot 38 45
do oil dressed do 3ft 40
do Simon ce skin 300 323
do glove kid 00
Belt leather , per side
Boot Webbing per fcolt 45 70
Oak harness leather. Pittsbnrg * 43
do Nol 40 42
do No 3 33 40
Oak line leather , . 44 46
Hemlockharne 3eatber Nol 37 89
do No 2 35 87
Hemlock Una cather 42 44
Fair bridle perside 6 00 7 00
Team collars pardM 24002500
Stage do do 19 00 20 00
Scotch do do 600
Concord do 38 00
Collar leather ( black ) per ft 18 24
do do Crnist ) do 18 20
Patent dash leather do 18
HIDIS
Qreaahides per Ib 4M
Green eared hides do g
DryWdea do 10 U
Dry salted hides do 9 10
Dry calf and kip do IS
Sheep pelts each 3091 2R
Tallow perB 7
LOUORS AND WINS.
High wines per gal 112
Alcohol 188 per cent do 220
French spirits do 280
Marshall Br'bon whiekydo 123
MilUr's do do 155
Brandy , very fine do 400
do inferior brands do 50 375
Qin.iOQ percent do
Holland Gin. 90 per cent
do per case 726
do in 100 case lota 650
Champagnes , pints in baskets ! 003000
Portwine. innrbr'ds per case 50 900
do very fine 10 SO
Sherries 001650
Ale , Edinburgh , per doz 300
Ale , Bass & co's pale 300
Quinnew Dnblir Htont 0
Through to Chicago
WITHOUT CHANGE QF CARS.
The CidcajD BnrliDgtoa & Qnincy
RAILROAD.
With its Smooth and Perfect Track. Elogut
Passenger Coaches , and
PULLMAN SLEEPING AND DINING CARS
Is acknowledged by the preis , and all who
travel over it. to be tha best appoint
ed and best managedroad in
the country.
Passengers Ciolnjj East
Should bsar in mind that this is the
B Bt Route to Chicago ,
And all points east , north and northwest
Passengers by this route have choice of Four
Different routes and the advantage of
SIX DAILY LINES PALACE SLEEPING CARS
nox
ODCAOOTolTOW YORK
WITHOUT CHAN92.
All express trains on this line are equipped
with Westinghcnse Patent Air Brakes , and
Miller's Patent Safety Platform and Cou-
pleii , the most perfect protection against ac
cidents in the world.
Pullman Palace Sleeping am ? Dining Cars
are run on the Burlington rent > > .
Information concerning routes , rates
time , connections. Ac. , will be cheerfnlli
Bnr-
ler
Fourteenth and Farnham. Omaha. Neb.
WM. B STROMO. _ D. W. HITCHCOCK.
Gen'l Supt. , Gen
Chicago. Hi. icago.Ul.
J. 0. PHTLLIPPI , H. P. DKUEL.
Asentt. Omaha. Ticket AK't.Omah
§ t-nree Nenralgia. Face
( iAohe , Rheamatism. Gout
Frostedl Feet , Chilblains.
_ _ in man
- - - - -
r--i--- .
ig A valuable horse had
swelling and hard lumps
his throat ; could not
swallow ; applied Giles'
Liniment Iodide of ammo
< nia : instantly soreness
. and lumps disappeared. I
ILfeil and cut my hand on a
rusty nail : applied the lin-
O imet , healing , it up with
out experiencing soreness.
Ill No ( table or family should
5J be without it. 1HOMP-
. QSON & BROS. . 17th and
* a VinoSte. , Philadelphia.
QSold by all dnzgguts.
Depot No. 451 Sixth Ave-
Onu . New York. OnlrfiOo i
U u > d 41 ptf bsttl * . I
J. g , 193 , Ami , ,
RAILROADS.
Fanes ! Free Boies !
ON THE LINE OF THE
Union Pacilic R. R.
N
A LAND GRANT OF
12,000,000 Acres of the
Best Faming & Mineral Lai *
IN AMERICA.
8OOOOOO iu Hebrasita ,
IN THE GR3AT PLATTE VALLEY.
Tlio Garden or Ho West.
FOR SALE
SAT PlHCiS IBM DEFT COUPETiTOH :
Ten years' credit , interest only 6 per n nt.
Free Homesteads for octualsettlers.
The best location for colonies.
Soldiers entitled to a homestead of 160 Acres.
Free passes from Omaha to purchasers o
railroad lands. Descriptive pamphltts.
with sectional maps , and
THE PIONEER ,
a handsome illustra'ed paper containing
the homestead law. mailed free to all parti
of the world. Address. O.i\ DAVIS ,
Land Commutioner U , P. Railroad ,
Omaha. S
J. B. GHINELL. Receiver.
[ n connection with the Chicago. Milwau
kee i St. Paul Railway and the
Gtraat East & West Line
- FORMS AN -
Unequalled Route
I ? R 0 M . " '
Omaha to St. Paul
AND OTHER
Minnesota. Points I
Passer eers by this route lesTir.g Connel
BlnSs on the t-Uraoon trains
will make direct tc-nn otl n
at the different hn9-
tlons with V <
St. Paul Ex ]
Avoiding deity , betel bills an transfer.
THBOUGHTICKETS IO&SALE ,
At all tha principal tick cffloes.
A. RU8SKM. . Goa'l Pass.ar" Ticket Aft.
MarshalltoTm. Iowa. _
CHICAGO' ,
& Pacific Eailroal
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AI7D THE EAST.
VUDo Moinm , l/STsnpcrt aid Q&tk Iii nd
This Bouto being t ongblv equipped with
elegant new Coaches , lace Bfecpfns Can , and
having thefadvantage a smooth and trill bal
lasted track , offers the traveling pnbllo an Sort
BTD Line nneqoatal for Speed , Comfort cJ
Bafetv.
All Ptsaenger Trains ateeoulpped with the
WWTINBHOOSK FATS2T Aln BRASBS and
Ulllnr'n Patent 8set7 risttorm Coupler.
Two Fast Express Trains
l eaTe Dal T. connec e aa ollowo
AT DBS M01NKS wita the Ves Molncs Vauer
Rdllrcud for Oskaloosa. Ottumvra , Keokiik
and St. Louis ,
AT GRINNELLwHh the Central Hailroad of
Iowa , lor all points north to St. Fanl ,
AT WEST LlbSBTV with the Burlington ,
Cedar Bapids & Minnesota Bai'road ' for
Burlington. Ced r Rapids , Dubuque A St.
FsuJ. at WILTON JUNCTION with the
Bcuth-W Ism branch , for Muicatine
T7stnct ! n xnd polnta soutn.
yT JJAVr KPOET with the Daronport 4 St
Fc.nl UxUrc&l lor points north.
AT EOCK ISLAND with the Western Union
BaUroad for Frjjport , Belelt , Baclne , Mll-
wsnkestnd all polnta n northern Illinois
AT EOCK IBLAJBD rlth the Bockford , Bock
ijlaciJ f.nJ St. Lccli Bailroad forSt Loufs
md point * Bcnth.
AT BOOK ISLAND with the Peorla A Bock
Iilsnd RsUroad Jor Peorla and points east.
AT BUBK4U JUKC. wlth branch , for Hen-
TT , J ccon , ChiUJooth and Peorla.
AT LA SALLE with tnelUinois Central Ball-
road { or points north and contn.
AT CHICAGO with all the lines East , North
and ecn'.l- .
THEOOGH 1IOKBT8 to all &aton dtles
ls thU Ore , taa I * procured , and any laicr-
ciatlon obUluo : , concerning rout , at tM
Ticket Odea Jn the Ualon Pacific Eeipoi ,
Omiba , an i also st tha princlprl tltkctoBce *
aJons tha Uneo ! Jfce U. P. K. 1' .
VStroutia to nil
oists ) .
All laloirutlou ros Ulng Faisueers and
Freight cheerfully lurnlsb d , and Sleeping Car
Berthi { or cle st the Company's Office , 353
FABITHAM St. , ( Grand Cintrcl Hotel ) Oaaha
A. M. BHITH , n. EIDDLB
Gec'l Pssi'r AB't , Gin'l Sap1 *
Chicsao. Chicago.
W.CLAIB , 0. 8.STETEN& ,
Fasaenger Agent , Gen'l Western Ag't ,
Omaha. Omaha
U. P. DEUEL , Ticket Agent ,
Omaha.
ffllrii ; RwajM & CHicap
Pennsy'vaniaR : R , Llns ,
Condensed Time Table.
NOVEMBER , 1875.
TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT ,
Corner O&aal ead Kadlion Straets. ( Vert Eli
On Bnlral ot Trains from North and Southwest
THIS IS THE ONLTTLINE
That runs tne ceioDratot ruLitiAtr FALACB
CABS from Chicago to Baltimore , Washing
ton City , Philadelphia and New York ,
WITHOUT CHAKOE.
VAak for tlclceta via Fort Wayne and
Pennsylvania LI JB
Throgb tlclftU for eal i at al principal ticket
office , att > < < > logout current rates.
aMwlT F.R. MYERS O P. * T.A
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Ihe Orchard City Agricultural WorJuand
Porttnouth sgrievltural Worlci , non-reri-
dtnt dtfrndaxit.
Too are hereby not Ccd thoton the 2Sth
day of December 1S7G a bi.I cf particulars
was filed in the County Courtof Douglas
Conntr. Nebraska , by Dan B err as plaint ! 9.
and .against you as defendants , ho object
and payer nf which is the collection of ( .no
hundred and twenty dollars and forty three
cents ( KO,43) ) claimed by said plaintiff lor
cash paid for freight of defendants goods
and for repairs and storage of raid goids.
Tou are required to answer said bill of pat'
ticuhri on the 5th day of February T8i7 ,
-J WH. L. I'SABODY.
Jfcfi - irt Attorney for pJMaUff , .
BANKIMO HOUSES.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
BACKING HOUSE
IN rJEBRA8KA.
CALDWELL HAIILTON.&GO
BANKERS.
Business transacted
same as that of air incor
porated Bank.
Accounts kept in cur
rency or gold subject to
sight check without no
tice
Certificates of deposits
issued payable in three ,
six and twelve months ,
bearing interest at six
per cent * per annum , oren
on demand without inter
est.
est.Advances
Advances made to cus-
omers oa approved se
curities at market rates
of interest.
Buy and sell pold , bills
of exchange , government
State , County ? nd City
bonds.
Draw ight drafts on
England , Ireland , Scot
land , and all parts of En-
roue.
Sell European Passage
Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY HADE.
auritf
FRANK MUKPMY , UNOS LOWZ ,
PresidcaL YiPr.tidii. .
BIN. WOOD. Ciihiar.
STATE
OZA. BA ffSBRAl K i J
Capital- . . . . . . . . - . . . . . 4 100.000
Authorized capiUi . . 1.1UJ.UOU
Deposits as small as ore dollar received
and compound interest allowed on the same.
ofEH CEIIIFICJIIES BF OEF..IT ,
The nholo or any part ot a deposit after
remaining in the bank three months will
draw interest from date of deposit to pay
ment. The whole or any part of s deposit
mav be drawn at &nv time. aus2-tf
U. S. DEPOSITORY.
FURST
BANK OF OMAHA ,
Gorier Farnham and Thirteanih8 < t.
OMAHA ,
( UUOC28SOR3TOKOI72ITZR BBOe. )
ESTABLISHEDJN 1858.
Organize as a National Bank August 20' 1868
Cifltil nil Ml : Om { 111,111 , ,
DIRECTORS :
H. Kountze , Pres lent. I Jno. H. Cretghion
Bjurtu Kountzj. I H. W. Yate "
Vice President I Cashier * .
A.J.FOPPUEfCH.AIIitney.
This bank receives deposits without regard
to amounts.
Issues time certificates bearing interest.
Draws drafts on San Francisco and princi
pal cities of tha United States , also London.
Dublin. Edinbure and the principal cities of
he contin on t of Europe.
Bella passage ticket * fir emigrants in the"
Ininanlina
dmaiia & lit. LOP.JS Siort Line
1876 1
106 MILES OTD TO ST. LOUIS-
The KauoBo Cily , tit. Joe and
IHaRa K. B.
IE tha only direct line to
SAINT LOUIS !
AND THE EAST. FROM
OMAHA &THB WEST
NO CHANGE of oars between Omaia , and
Ht. Louis , and but one between Omar
b * . and New York.
This ic tha onlv line running B
Fnlnce Sleeping
nst from Oniabn via St.
See ana Hansnw City to St.
I.-onls on Arrival of the Un
ion Pacific Expreta
Train.
TRAIHS DAHVT
8 JREACHING
Eastern aiiil f c-siero Citis-
With less changes and in advance of other
lines.
Tola entire ) ineis equipped with
Pnllnan Palace Sleeping Cars
I'ALACEDAT COACHES A CHAIR CMS
Mlllor'e Safely Platform and Coupler ,
AND THE
CelelirateS Wefclioiiss Air Brak
tarSeo that vocr ticket * read viarvm
KANSAS oar. ST. joz & OOVSOIL
BLUPrSRAILROAD.
Tlckets'Jor * * ! a at 53 Tanhsra El. , andsi
Grind Gsatral HcUl.
NUXK E. Kooaes
JOB. TSAHON. eSO. L. BRADBTJP.T ;
J. 7. BAENAKD. A. 0. DAWJS.
Gen'l Sup't. Qen'l Pass. Art.
St. Joseoh Et. Joseph.
Centennial Reduction
IN ADVERTISING.
$3.250.40
Worth of KKWSPAPER AUVEETISIN8
given for.
$700.
And a THREE MONTHS' NOTE TAKEN
in payment from advertisers of
responsibility.
A PRINTED LIST.
Giving name , character , actual daily and
weekly circulation , and schedule rates
of advertising , sent free to any
address. Apply to
GEO. P. RO WE IX. * V CO. ,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENTS
41 PARK SOW. aKW YORK.
oet7tf
A. J. SIMPSON'S
CARRIAGE FACffOKY.
Established 1853.
MISCEM.ANEOPS.
Has the best stock in Omaha , and makes the Lowest Prices I
Charles Shiverick ,
NIT
Bedding , mirrors , and overvthinp-
pertaining to the Furniture and Un-
holster v trade. Parties desiring
goods in this line will find it to their
interest to call before purchasing.
CHARLES SHIVSRICK ,
203 Famhnm Streer.
feb2.monwen . .ttf .
ESTABLISHED 1846.
TbeJMi'Bninswick&BaleCo , ' [ ! |
factory Noi. 7. S. 11. n , IS. 17 an-J 13 , Rmh 8t , Korth Wite.nJ Mlchlrfinsir : .i . Office , n
Warehouse. 17 , ? and 53. State St. , Chtsvgo.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OP THE
Patent Novelty Beveled Billiard Tab ! *
The Grand Central Bllllari room , Omaha , has Just been atipnlloj with wren new Knnmi > - >
-VorelUea. The proprietor , H. K. Smith , bu a inpply ot articles on kar.J , and I > autbnritrd
receive orders for the company. fcblS IT
A Eara Cthaice !
; TO
AT [ , PRICES.
To stil < increase the circulation of THK WEEKLY BEE , and introduce it in many new
readers throughout the entire West , we have arranged to furnish
The Bee to New Subscribers for 6 Months
With any'one of the subjoined list of valuable books below enumerated for
Th.e Small tum of"
These books'aro neatly bouudjin clothlnitii fanci < t edpo. with a' steel
Engraved Vignett or Colored Frontis Piece , "
Making a very handjo-ne book forlthe parlor , and suitable as
A New Year's or Christmas Present !
ZFhis sarae oaer * is held'outU o g ttors UP of clubs , to whom
A. Itare Or . > "portu.nitv .
Ja. JB. 7
offered at a'nomi cost , i/very hundaomo and valuable
Literary and Historical Collection.
Thi willlalso afford Country
By Catting Up Clubs ,
TO SKCURK CHEAP I.THBABIES
OF GOOD SUBSTANTIAL READING.
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OFtTHE BOOKS. ANY OF WHICH WILL BE FUEN.
JSHKD. AS STATED. WITH
"The Omaha Weekly Bee , "
FOB. 1S MOUTHS
On I eceipt of
T.TST OF BOOKS :
Aesop's Fables ; Don Juan ; Gulliver' *
Travels ; Robin Hood ; Lalla Rooke ; Pope's
Homer's Odyssey ; Pope's Homer's Illiad :
Robinson Crusoe ; Arabian Nights ; Dic
tionary Tof Love ; Franco Prussian War ;
Language and Poetry of Flowers ; Don
Qvlxotie ; Scottish Chiefs ; Wandering Jew ;
Anecdotes of Napoleon ; Barns Poems ; By-
ror. , * Poems ; .Dyron's Select Poems ; By-
r * & ' > Choice Poems ; Cook's Voyages ;
Hoor'i Choice Works : Dryden's Virgil ;
Perfect Gentleman ; Perfect Lady ; Life of
Napoleon : Milton's Poems ; Mysteries of
Paris ( Royal Fortune Teller : Dream Book ;
Scott's Lady of the Lake ; Lay of the Lost
Minstrel ; Marmion : Coleridge's Poetical
and Dramatic Works ; Tales and Stories
Ireland ; Anecdotes sf Lord Nelson : Cook's
Letter Writer ; Dryden's Poetloal Works :
The History of England : History of tha
Russian War i Goldsmith's Poetical Works :
Lifo of Wallinston ; Life of Cromwell ;
Llfo cf Nolrca ; Pope's Poetical Works !
ihellej' * Select Wcria ; Walter Scot
lords of tie labs ; Woodward' * Sel
Poems ; Exploits of Sin j'Arthnr.
Partiej snbcribing for the Weekly B . 6
months , can secure the paper with any of
the above books for fl.23. Remittance *
should be forwarded to
BUSINESSMANAQtH Bc .
OMAHA. . . . NEB.
dAw-tf
THE
MAFUFAGTURED BY THE
Johnson Oran
PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA. _ _
Flnt premluntawarded at the BtstoFalrat Omaha , 1S75 , oy r all romrlltnr . llrat pi *
nt urn wherever exhibited. Elegant Muck walnut caace ; Ivory fronta to'ktjn ; finny ibaip >
bias * pint ; mortice * clothed : action ssqnlikand per frataa tbebrat piano ; tnu'nj ; fcn Toirfni
perfect : six octaves. Price list as low aat bet of anyCn-cIus ! Icatrumpnt. Eiery nuao lull
warrasiod for the term c ( Sve years. AH musicians pronounce them perfect. Look to JOB
iatareet and try thece organs tefore pcrchasinz elsewhere.
AA-lrww JOHN 'iV OKM V til PI , I. Keb
TREMONTK
CHICAGO , . . . - Hi.
The 'Palace" Hotel of America.
JEWETT * ILCOX , Manager. JAMES COUCH. Proprietor. )
The Tremont Home , the "Palace Hotel" of Chicago , is unnrpa ed in all the appoint
ments , luxuries and comforts of a first-class Hotel. Situated in the h * rt of the bitineif
portion of the city , it offers superior inducement * to. and is the favorite home of the pleaf-
nreseektr. commercial traveler , tourist and business men. Prices L'vebe.n made to * uit
the times , ranging from * 3.0i to W.S0 per day. ai-cording to size and location of rooinr.
Rooms , without board , can be secured at Jl.OO to * 2.00 per day. with one of the finest m-
Unrants in the West attached to the Hotel.
The undenlcned having assumed the management of the Tremont. hones to welcom
there his old friends , acquaintances , and traveling public generally , and treats wbonarr
they visit the citr they will favor him with a h re of their prtronafn.
Respectfully.
JEWETT WILCOX.
m 12 tf Manazer.
flpraip