TTIEDAILYBEE
r. Jmiuary 10 , 1877.
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O3IAIIA UKK ,
Omaha. Nob.
BREVITIES.
( Jutyonr Job iiriuliug doue a
Living Statues at Academy to
night. No opera ghisbeu allowed.
N
D n't fail to f-ec "IheLtvinj
.A rt .Sluiuea" at Academy to-uight
Tbo gi cutest nensation fron
Now York cit ' , at Academy to
! 'l ll ! .
Look out for thieved. Then
IIP lots of ( hem biicakinc arount
t wn o' nights.
No wonder it is quiol in Omaht
just now , ns about halt the peopli
are down at Lincoln.
Lwk out for livelier limes , uov
t -it the boyrf in blue have rcturnet
from the seat of war ,
' . p. Woohvorth/i'.B. McMm
ia\ , and Gus. Andereou have beei
aj'rwimed notaries public.
Mr. i'rcil. Taviubas been prc
mot'd to Ihe ateiMnnt csshierehi
of the Firet National Bank.
The I'.ncft line of Silver Fili
grw Jewelry , as eete , necklaces ant
'iartu , can be eeu at the leadinj
jc\veItT3 , Mas JMeyer < fc Bro.'s.
The Psrish Aid Society invite
all tla farishionera and friends o
Trm itj pariah to a sociable 01
Thursday pveninij next atthe hous
f Mr. 1'ojipleton , corner of Dodg
arid JXhieleeulh slreetp.
Max W < jr & Bro. , the Icadiui
jewelers , vho ure always ahead , re
e ved to-day a large assortment c
Silver Filigree Jewelry.
Lost : A gentleman's fur glove o
Farnham street , between the BIE : ol
fice and Twelfth street , Saturday p. ir
Ploa-e return to BEK olllcc and recei\
The "Enoch Arden company,1
\vh " old" an Omaha audience no
long . ' * , are meeting with a merited
od * luiuisbraent. They are laid uj
' HeatrKe dead-broke , and an
now ai ii g for the walking to be
come joou.
A-eplendid musical entertain
is being arranged under thief
of the Couyregatioua
ehunw. and will take place in abou
twi dayj < . Th.i choir of the churcl
is to bs assisted by tie ! very bes
talent in the city.
Mix Meyer & Co.'a specialties
> Cigars , JJara to Beat fine cut
flttg , Garret's Scotcl
tiuiill , imported and Scideuberg'i
Key Weal Cigare.
P. A. Bergijuist , mail carrier o
tbc first ward , who received ouNev
Years , nueh a larce money testluio
uinlof-hid t > ervices from hia numer
* ua friends in that district , requesli
u to lutum his sincere thuiiks t <
thcui for the same.
Hix companies of tlie JNiuth In
funtry came in from the West Sun
( by afternoon by special train
and marched up to the Omahi
barracks where they will remair
for the winter. They have had t
hard-lime of it , and will appreciate
the uciufortablo quarters to whicl
they have been assigned for th <
winter.
Judge Porter uad before him
ycbtcydsy a couple of" printer *
on the chhrge of disturbam-e of thi
PCJCO. It appears that they wert
laboring under the influence of toe
nmuh "btnlgo'- Saturday afternoon ,
"ud got into dispute with home
ether typos ou the subject of "rats. "
A dibturb-uieo and arrest followed ,
but as they didu't have a jcent , HIE
Honor discharged them. Two or
three other cases of drunk aud dis-
-turbauce of the peace constituted
the tni.iuiug's business at the Pohct
Court.
Court.Mr.
Mr. hi'er
, proprictorof the pop-
ul r wuL-ert hall on Twelfth ttreet ,
between Farnbam aud Harney , hw
ust made several noticeable im.
JprovementB in his establishment.
He has put In two now pool tables ,
one round cornered and the othei
square-cornered , and a billiard ta
ble , all o tie latent desigug. The
concert room has been
parti
tioned otl , and handsomely furnish ,
ed , the chief attraction beluga grand
concert piano for tne accommoda.
tion of private parties. Mr. fcifer't
bsr is Piipplied'with the choices !
wines , liquors and cigara , and as be
if a ple.-mnt gentleman , .he place
is liberally patronized by gentlemen.
< . : IJB , ail al
Jaul2-
D D. ilallorj
oysters , loeeived daily by
at10 hM ,
FarurmFn street erbeera.
juu-13 15 i7
A NEW TERRITORY.
That is What the Black Hillen
Want , and U is to be Called
El Dorado.
An Inlenicw ullli Dr. C. W. Heyer
the Gentleman iYkom the Min
ers Im\o Elected as a Dele
gate to Congress to At
tend to the Mutter.
Dr. C. W. Heypr , of Deadwooc
one of tlie editors of the Black Hill
Pioneer , arrived in the city yestei
i lay afternoon , and put up at tb
< 3raud Central Hotel. He is th
euUemau who has been recentl
elected by the miners as represents
live from the Black Hills district t
the legislature of Dakota and as
delegate to Congress. Sunday n'gl
j rppresentative of the BEE had tli
pleasure of a most interesting miei
view with Dr. Meyer , whom h
found to be a gentleman of scholai
ly tiainmeutH and possessing
vsst a rouut of piactical knowledg
and experience. He ia an educate
pliymcian , and when he struck tl
hills dead-broke he found that h
medical knowledge was aa Food as
s i'Id ' strike , and he at once bega
to realize a comfortable iucomi
Ho became connected with the Pu
necr and at the earne time couth
ued the practice of medicine.au
abe devoted considerable time 1
bahiiijg In short , Dr. Meyer is
'rustler , " and the miners probabl
could not have found a better ma
fir their legislative and cougres
sicDH ! representative.
1 How is it , Doctor , that the m :
nere can elect a delegate to the leg
Hlalure or to congress from an In
dim : reservation ? That is somt
tiling f don't understand , " said w
"We have 110 right to eithc
legislative or congressional dele
K-Vo , " said he , "but at th
same time we have a large nun
ber of people living in a chaoti
stale , and we think they should b
recognized by the national govern
inenr , and have some laws by whic'
capital should be protected. Go\
Pcnuington , of Dakota , has writte
to me that be has no right to organ
izfthc-BIackHillsaswearelivingc
au Indian reservation. Butweclaiu
however , under the tieaty of 186
that wears not ou an Indian resei
Vation , and tba * we cannot bo e
he'd under the treaty of 1872 , fror
the fact that euch treaty was nc
ratified by con gi ess. "
"You are then seeking to organ
iio a new territory ? " we asked.
"Yes , sir ; I propose to ask fo
Eome action on the pa t ol the go\
eminent byhicli we may Le 01
ganlzed as a separate territory ou !
bide of Dakota. Our interests at
not in consonance with those of D
hota , for the reason that we are
mining people. So long as th
agricultural country is trihutar
to the mining country , we of coura
can legi ] ale after such a manne
that it may be to the interests c
both the mining and agriculture
sections ; \vhenevertheagricu'
tural-oouutry censes to be tributar
t1) the mining territory , then t
course their interests become antaj
onistic. The eastern part of Dakc
ta is what we call a commercial an
agricultural country , that is , a coun
try that raites itb crops for shippin ;
purpose ? . \V hat we wish Is a sufti
cieut amount of territory to suppl.
our wants , eo that we may legislat
harmoniously for that part of th
country for which we ask a di
vision. "
" VViiat will be the area of tha
territory ? " we inquired.
" We ask that Hghty Ihousaui
square miles be set apart for the ne
territory which we desire , anc
which is to be called E
Dor l'1 , the uoundaries o
which are to erf end from the forty
third parallel of latitude to the forty
seventh , and from 102J meridian o
lougituJe to the 107th. If we can'
secure this our lirst desire then on
second proposition Is that one degree
greo may be taken from the West
cm boundary ot Dakota and adde <
to Wyoming territory , as mir inter
cstfi are more closily allied to thosi
of Wyoming than to Dakota. Ai
matters now stand serious injury
frequently results to our citizeni
who are compelled to make thi
long nnd perilous journeys for then
to testify and tran'actothe'r bustneri
before the courts ot Yankton. ]
have known of numerous instance !
where persons have been un
fortunate enoucu to be witnessei
of crime and have teen carriec
uway hundreds or miles from theii
places of business to testily befon
Hie courts at iauktou , and upor
returning to the Hills have fount
themselveo ruined , and were compelled
polled to depend upon their friendi
for a new start.
"Of course the success of th <
Hills as a gold-bearing district n
now settled beyond a doubt , is i
not ? "
"Most certainly. It isa fact , bul
not generally known , that'ovei
$7,000,000 was taken out last sum
mer. "
"What are the leading mines ? '
"They are the 'Hidden Treasure ,
on Hidden Treasure gulch ; tin
'Charles Wesley' and 'Sarah Comp
ton,1 on False Bottom ; 'Qoldet
titar' and 'Alpha , ' on Gold Bun
the Bit ; Cheyenne' and 'Blue .Lode
on Yellow Creek , 'Golden Gate
and 'Father DeSmet , ' 'Seek IK
Further , ' on Deadwood , 'El d <
Refugro , ' American Flag' and 'Flor
ejice1 on Bear Butte , and 'Web
Foot' at Custer.
"Deadwood "s bound to be a bi {
city , is not ? '
"Mo t a.uredly. . Thai's a set
tied fad. There are several othe
Rood points for towns : bpearflsh
on the tinearfish river , will be thi
centre ot the agricultural district
Galena , which is in thf centre o
the t > ilv > r-boanng quartz region 01
the Bear Butte ; IScw Chicago , 01
False Bottom , surrounded by om
hundred locutions of silver anc
quartz mines ; Lead City on Goli
River ; Gayville on Deadwood Thes (
points from their accessibility anc
splendid supply of water are certair
to be thickly settled and will b <
large towns. "
"How is the newspaper business. '
"With the Pioneer it is a b'g sue
cesa. The mind's support tin
paper liberally We have had thi
telegraph since December 1st , an
ia the spring we propose to put iu i
steam press , and run ft large daili
as there will be au immigration c
100,000 people there during th
summer. "
Dr. Meyer exhibited to us severa
fine specimenfs of mines iu whic !
he is interested , and informed u
that during the coming summer ;
large number ot stamp mills woul
be brought in , and then there woul
be gold and employment enougl
for everybody. He leaves to-da ;
or to-morrow for Yanktou , and wil
go from there to Washington t
endeavor to accomplish theobjec
of his importalnt mission. He wil
probably be absent sixty days , '
Ontnhn 1'ooiilo Iu Florida.
fivKR they come and yet there i
room. Every boat brings a ne\
supply. On the littlij schooner DC
lin came Dr. H. P. Jensen and wif <
aud Dr. Edd. Neve , from Oraalu
Neb. . These two gentlemen com
for the purpose of opening a oru
store , aud jeweler's store. Thei
etock is now on the way. Dr. Jen
fcon , we are told , besides being
first-class druggist , is also a we !
read physician ; and Dr. Neve i
said to be one of the finest dentist
known 10 the northwest. Thric
welcome , gentlemen , in this ou
sunny land , aud may yea never re
gret your venture. To such aa yoi
we look for the development of thi
country.
Also by tne same boat came H
-L. Swart , from Canada , brolher-in
law to Dr. Jensen , and Mr. Ficlu
from Terre Haute , Ind. [ Guai
diau , Tampa , Florida.
Don't forget it Bunco bus a ca
and gloves for you. 2t
The greatest sensation everkuowi
at the Academy to-night :
Of all the preparations for dress
ing burns , ' -Forest Tar dalve" i
the best 10-dlw
There will be special meetiug c
Fire King No. 2 , at engine house tc
morrow evening , 16th just. , at
o'clock. All members are reques
ted to be present , as business of in ]
portance will be transacted
JOHN A. MCSHANE ,
President
Magnificent art pictures by Hviui
statue artists to night at the Acaii
emy.
O8KALOOSA COAL.
Long tried , aud well tested ; th
most popular coal in the market
26 60 per ton. IOWA COAL Co
jan2-eodtf 51313th street.
Take your oyster meals at th
French Coffee House , 252 Farnhan
street , and you will have them firs
rate. declSeodCm
Some of the liquor dealers sa ;
that they cannot sell so much liquo
since the French Coffeee House ha
been moved to 252 Farnham street
Nearly all prefer that splendid cofle
to liquors. dec5eod6m
The famous New lork statu
troupe at the Academy to-uicht.
OJNlONB.
We have a car load of Ouioiif
which we will sell m lots of te :
bushels and upwards , at 50 cent
per bushel.
janl3-2t * J. B. FRENCH & Co.
Honesty in commercial labels i
one of the most important safe
guards to seller and buyer. Who
one reads the brand B. Tl Babbitt'
loiletSoap , be may know that it i
the best soap for the nursery. There
fore it is snfe to reason that nothinj
can equal it for bath and toilet. I
is not artificially scented , yet a
sweet and pleasant a ° it is pure am
effective.
The most harrassing symptoms o
Bronchitis and Consumption an
palliated and relieved by inhaling
the hot vapors of the Solution o
'Foiest Tar. " It cures Catarrh.
jaulOdlm
CKOCKERY , CHINA , GLASS
WARE.
Hobble's great closing out sale a
cost. 222 Farnham street , up-staSrs
jan 9-lm.
12th Street Coffee House is uov
open for patronage. TRY It.
jan9-lm
"GRAND CONCERT" overj
night at the Billiard Hall of the
Omaha House on Harrey street
between 12th and 13th , by th
$5,000 orchestrion. d28-tf
For billiard tames , supplies , etc.
see advertisement of J. M. Bruits ,
wick & Balke Co. aug5tfeb5'77
Business Cards , onow cards , Vis
iting Cards , Ball .Programmes , Bal
Tickets , Circulars. Posters , etc. , al
the BEK Job Rooms , 138 Farnbaa
street tf
Hagan'a Magnolia Balin pre
nerves aud restores the complexion
removes freckles , tan and sallow-
ness ; makes the skin soft , whitt
nnd delicate. Its application can
not bo detected. mar20eod&wij
LYON'SKATHABIONmakes beau
tifiil , glossy , luxuriant hair ; prevents
vents its falling out or turning gray
It has stood the test for 40 years. L
charmingly perfumed , and has nc
rival. nar20eodwlj
Stacks of Gloves and Mittens a' '
Bunco's. jan2-2t
THE OMAHA HOUSli
is the best one dollar and a hal :
hotel between New York and Bar
Francisco. FREDERICK WIR-TH ,
dec28tf Prop'r
Any lady wiio "Will send us 15
paid-up yearly subscriptions , out
slue of Omaha , for the Daily BEE
will rective from us by express as
Sift a new $75 Sewing Machine , o
any make she may prefer. tf
THt SNOW STORM.
The Boss One of the Season.
The enow storm that ragec
all yesterday Is the first oa <
of any consilience that we bav <
had this winter , and hence is th <
boss storm of the beason , yes , ii
fact , of thiee or four seasons , for WIde
do not remember any that havi
quite equalled this one. We though
we would get it all in a cbuuk , asi
had held off so long. The stofn
began at North Platte about mid
iiigbt , and rapidly extended Wes
and East , reaching Omaha in a fev
hours , and proceeding across lowi
and Illinois , arriving at Chicagi
about noon. It isalsonowsnowluf
ing all along the mountain divisioi
oFthe tlnion Pacific railroad. Oi
the eouth it took in Kansas City
and on the north it circles aroum
the north pols , In fact it is a snov
storm of general fxtentj being ac
cumpauicd by heavy wind , firs
from one direction and then fron
another , but principally from tin
north , drifting the snow hither an <
thither , thus making it impossibl
to estlmale anywhere correctly it
average depth. It varies from one
sixteenth of an inch lo four or fivi
feet , according to location. It i
generally the deepest on the dido
walks , of course.
The street cara have laid up , am
persons living in the northern par
of the city are compelled to stay a
home or foot it
The only train from the East yes
terday was the Chicago , Burling
ton & Quiucy , which came in 01
time , but we will bet that none o
tho.Eastern trains will be as luck ;
tc-morrow morning.
The Union Pacific trains were al
moving yesttrday and that'
about all that could be said of them
: telegraphic communication wa
cm of ! ' owing to the supertluou
amount of electricity In the air
"TOM aud JERRY "can befoum
at M. W. Kennedy's , 488 Thirteen ! !
btreet.
PKI180NAL PARAUKAPIIH.
C. Ferris , of Sidney , is at th
Grand Central.
E. B. Chandler , ef Grand Island
is at the Giand Central.
S. Appleton , Charles H. Piersoi
and 1 > . F Dearbom , of Boston , ar
at the Grand Central.
John Newman , traveling repn
seutative of Max .Meyer & Co. , lei
for the West Sunday.
E. J. Swords , Agent of the Chica
go , Burlington aud Quincy railroad
at 317 Broadway , New York , is a
the Grand Central.
The members of the New Yorl
Classical Living Art btatue compa
ny arrived in town Sunday , am
are at the Grand Central.
With Bunce's caps to keep yoi
warm , you can laugh t at wind an <
storm. 2t
See the free showin frontof Acad
emy , 6 o'clock this evening.
"BAB AR"
BSS-OFFERED * OR 8AL
Having accepted an interest in i
wholesale house in New York , t <
begin March 15th , guaranteeing nn
a certainty of $10,000 yearly , I wil
sell my business here , the "Variet :
Bazar" the best established , bes
advertised , aud best paying busines.
for capital invested in the West
Established 10 years , and doing i
first-rate trade ( an increase of II
per cent over any previous year.
Business is Books , Toys , Stationery
Wall Paper , Birds , Baby Buggies
Library ) &c. , occupying corne
brick. SO feet deep , 2 floors au <
basement , ( fine stairway to 2 <
floor ) , in a splendid location. Mus
have half cash down. If sold BOOI
no bonus for good will , but will sel
at cost of stock and fixtures. If no
sold by March 1st , ! withdraw it
putting & party here to run it fo :
me. Ihis is a rare chance addon
offered. I go East January 15th
returning February 1st. Thosi
meaning business , address or call a
Eberharffa l' "
once azar ,
Omaha , Neb.
tf. S. Not one dollar of indebted
ness on the stock all paid for.
jin-MlO _ [ 18 ]
General O'Neill.
General O'Neill delivered a ven
telling and instructive lecture OL
Irish emigration to the West , iu
Washington hall last night , tc
quite a large and appreciative
audience. We pity the many whc
failed to hear him , as they would
have received a lesson that mighl
tend to the turning point of theh
future fortunes , for he clearly de
fined the inanj advantages to be
attained , even though a little pri
vation may at first be endured , bj
settling on the free lauds of the
West We have not space to re
count the strong arguments he ad
duced in favor of the project. We
believe the General is actuated by
no other impulse than simply tc
ameliorate the condition of his race ,
We say he should be heard through
the length and breadth of this val
ley. He was serenaded by the
Father Mathew Silver Cornet band ,
who also played at the ball. Mr ,
M. J. Lovern introduced the Gen
eral in an ornate manner that IE
peculiar to him. [ Daily Times ,
Scrantoi * , Pa. , Wednesday morn
ing , January 10th , 1877.
Beautiful formed women at the
Academy of Music to-night.
Irish Stew from 9 to 11 this even
ing , at the Casino. 7-tf
Don't fall to see the living arl
statues to-night.
It is related of David Garrick thai
he once dropped a shilling , and rais
ed a great fuss over it Foote , th (
actor , being present , exclaimed , " ]
wonder where it has gone ? " "Gone
to the devil ! " growled Garrick ,
' Trust you , Davy , for making a
shilling go further than anybody
else ! " retorted Foote. Garret's anil-
ling reminds one of B. T. Babbitt' *
Best Soap , which goes further that
any other in the world.
fj
MaJorwKewson's Black Hills
tnrc at the Academy or Mnsl
Sntnrdav Eventual.
Major Nevson commenced hi
lecture by saying that he appearei
before bis audience in the identity
clotbea he wore when roaming eye
the mountains of that far on * coun
try now known as the Black Hilh
He did this { he bbtter lo impress hi
hearers with how one looks d voii
of civilized life and outside of civil
ization. He [ ( .poke of hia needle
gun , that had Drought down a coupl
of Indiana , and alluded to the ol
black bat ho wore as the only on
he could procure in the hills ( hi
other hat having been stolen ) , an
humorously commended the meril
of this one , Wherein it being so d !
lapidated nobody would steal i
With his pockets full of rocks ( pt
there by excited miners , and nc
one cent for dinner ) he trudge
daily through the hills , gaining ir
formation froth every source.
The Indiana call the Black Hill
blact
Pah-dapha-Paw-bie-Sapha
They derive their name fr m th
deep green foliage of the vast nua
ber of pines which grew upon thei
Biimmit , and \vlnch in the dii
tance look black. They ria
right out of ii plain of 1550 or 80
miles in extent , and M > hie 01 th
rock piojecled apparently into th
sky. The pjaina abaut them seer
almost boundless ; not a tree i
many cafes is visible to relieve th
eye from gazing out upon nothing
ness. He left on the Cheyenu
route ; described the scenery ; poi
trayed the character of a so calle
"tender foot ; " vividly pictured th
rocks and peculiarities along th
way. Here were new made grave
Passed down ttie Bed canyon , whic
was finely described ; pointed 01
where parties had her-n killedand , L
finally arrived at Ouster. Near Cm
ter he met Capt Jack , the scou
who , busy as a bee , rceompanie
the party into theory. OusterCit
was clearly picture'--JH ! ( bceueri
its situation , ita veil"- , its people , ii
government. Then came a tri
description of miner's life. Ho'
gold was procured wag lucidly tel <
The voineu of the - tills bald , dasl
ing , masculine characters , wei
produced to life , and yet not a wcr
was said to offend the most delical
ear. Calamity Jane was the leai
ing figure. How men were di
ceivcd about gold in the rock , wi
made the subject of cousiderabl
humor , and yet spiced with soil
advica
The Major now passed rapidly b
Moiitana City , on the Whitewoo
gulch ; up the Deadwood gulch <
Deadwood , which he set forth as a
active , busy , bustling town , wit
some of the ( sharpest minds in th
Hiils. Spoke of the amount of gel
taken out of the Deadwood gulch
then visited Qayville , a busy towi
Centnl City , and Golden Gat <
The amount of money required t
work a deep placer claim was full
and distinctly stated
In closing , the Major said : "Th
auriferous deposits in and aboi
this section put at iefiauce all get
logical knowledge , all old mineri
practical experience , and any 03
who attempts to give u theory as t
how the rock with the gold in it gc
where it is , is out at sea lost , wit
no rudder to guide him. Born
claim it is a wash ; some that it i
caused by a volcanic eruption
some that the gold was brougr
down by the glacial perioa ; som
that most of the so-called veins ai
simply blow-outs ; some that a
this disturbance of nature was caui
ed by a chemical combustion , an
some that they are all true fissui
veins. However , if urged ver
strongly , 1 would give if as my b <
lief that at one time all thiscountr
wan under water ; that the vei
oxydized , tcud was formed , i
which were pebbles , quartz , poi
pbyry , greenstone and other eli
ments ; then a volcanic eruptio
threw up this sedimentary deposi
producing not only blow-outs , bt
well-defined , true fissure veins.
"There are thousands of acres <
pine land , " said the speaker , "i
the Black Hills ; acres of agricu
tural land ; acres of grass land , an
whoever goes there must be as frt
gal , as industrious , as economic !
as iu the States , and when sc
they will find a wider fieli
for action a greater recompense fc
their labor. "In ten years froi
now , the Black Hills will have
population of over half a millioi
Telegraphs and stages are alread
there ; inside of two years n railroa
will penetrate that now almost ur
known region. The Indian wi
pass off the stage of life , Cultur
and refinement will take the plac
of barbarism and rudeness , an
where to-day stands the uncout
log-cabin , will rise the capaciou
farm house and palatial resident
The rocks , then , will laugh with ic
dustry ; the trees , then , will danc
with joy over the anticipation of a :
Eastern trip ; the grasses , ther
will sing in contemplation of th
lowing herds ; mother earth , ther
will put on her holiday attire , whil
amid them all , the old scarre
miner , havinsr become rich , wi !
stand , with bis silk hat and broad
cloth suit , complacently viewin
the scene , and laugh heartily at m
present true pictures of "Life in tb
Hills. "
25 fancy cards with name lOo ; 6
Bristol 15c , H.Vandenburgh , Castle
ton , N. * . Jnnl5t4
SEK MoKelligon'B card o
first page. fune2tf
Handsome formed women at th
Academy to-night.
.Nobby neckwear at Bunco's.
jan2-2t
AL&COCK'S
POROUS PLASTERS
Atk for AULCOCK'5 , and obta-r them , in
to avoid mlurable
B. BRAKDRtTH. Fxo 'i.
Offloe , 3O4 , Cpnal et. fff.
- DISTRICT COURT.
Drawing of the Jurors for the Feb
ruarjr Term.
The next term of the Dougia
County District Court begins Febra
ary 5lb. The following Are th
grand and petit jurors as drawn b ;
the Clerk of the Court , W. H. IJam
and Sheriff Burley :
GRAND JURY.
Edward B. Willis , William f
Hennesay , Eleazer D. Evans
Frank J. Crawford , William H
Lawton , Charles Bankes , Ed wan
O'Sullivan , George McKinzie , Hr ,
jerry Mabbny , John Klinkei
Philip K. Heelan , Silas P. Briggs
Calvin H. Frederick , John Ma
Kuire , William Reeves , Wiley I
Dixon.
PETJT JURY.
Otto Julius Wilde , HansBreckeo
field , Frederick Cronemeyer , Job :
G. Burney , James App'eby , Orvill
P. Chubb , Eobert C. Steele , Wllbu
F. inilmer , Frederick Welsh , Jo <
A.GnfflnPl.iIander H. Reed , Fred
erickScbroeder , Feter Olsen , Adolp
Bleick , lavid Harpster , Russell I
Hills , Albert , T. Peck , TLomas O' '
Connor , Joseph J. NobesVillian
Maronoy , Edward Leeder , "Dai
Shanahan , John Friday , Joseph H
Taylor.
PROSPECTUS
Historical Alias of Die fcrtt
JILUSTKATED.
iri i M ? ii * tail ] Mi ; tf ltkniti
This Atlaa Trill be complete In the Sprin
of 1876. and will contain the finest nries <
Maps yet published. The Maps of the Un
ted States trill be the finest ever published
they will bo elaborate in detail , finely exect
ted , and will give n better idea of the ad
vanrement of oar Republic for 100 yearsthn
can bo given by any other publication. Ill
Mare of the old country will be from tb
best anthers , and will be found complete an
well executed.
Every men will he iccompanied by a hi !
torial skc'ch , ( ( iving , in a concise tnannoi
such facts as mil make them doubly wort
their coat.
No history or book of travel , not even th
daily newsp&por.can bo read without the ai
of en Atlas , and the want is not confined t
professional men and scholars , but is felti
an equal degree by every reader. THE HIE
TOBICAt AlLiS OP THK WOULD Will not Onl
meet an universal needbut will bepraotica
ly without a competitor in its special field
The descriptive matter , though popular i
tone , will be prepared in a truly scuntiC
spirit. The historical portion will be excel
tionally full , and the method of arrangin
statistics will bo remarkablesimple and eoi
vcnient. Each member of the family wi
.find something in it to invite and pay pen
sal.
To make this Atlas still more compreher
she and useful , we shall add a concise hiet <
ry of the Surveys of the United State/ / ) , an
a map of Ohio. Indiana , Illinois. Wiscoi
sin , and Michigan , showing the bcso. m <
ridian. and township lines , and the rani
and township numbers. This matter will E
BO comprehensive that , any one with ordinal
intelligence can learn to describe and dee
lands. Tbe practical knowledge that can t
obtained from this one item in the Atlf
would have saved many a man his homi
which has been lost through a wrong de ;
riction
THE ENEMY OF DISEASE !
THE FOE OF PAINs
sicjQ. " , and Beast.
K THE GHAN OLD
T < & . 2T G
LINIMENT
Which has stood thotaetof 49 years
There is no gore it will not heal , no lamt
ness it will not euro , no ache , no pain , th :
afflcta the human body , or the body of
horse or other domestic animal , that doc
not yield to its magic touch. A bottle cos !
ing25c..50o. , or $1.00 , has often saved tb
life of a human b < vnt and : estored to HI
and usefulness ma > alaable horse ,
mch20diwly
' "
'VSG-ETHSTE
Bays a Boston phyticUn , "haejno equal i
a bloc'l purifier. Hearing of it ? many wor
derful cures , after all other remedies ha
failed. I visited the Laboratory and ooi
vinced myself of its genuine merit. It i
prepared from > t rks , roots and herbs , eao
of which is hit ) 17 effective , and they ai
compounded in such a manner as to pr (
dnceaatocishing results. "
Is the great Blood purifier.
VEG-KTINE
Will'cnre the worst case of Scrofula.
VEG-ETINE
Is recommended by physicians and apott
coarioa.
coarioa.VEGETI E
Has effected some marvelous euros > i
cases of Cancer.
Unres the worst cases of Tanker.
VEG-ETINE
Meets with wonderful success in Murci
rial diseases.
YEG-STINE
Will eradicate Salt Bheum from Jthe syi
tern.
tern.VEGETINE
Curos'the most inveterate cases of Erysn
Removes pimples and Humors from th
facVEGET-'NE
Cures Constipation and regulates the bon
els.
els.VEGETIJSTE
Is a valuable remedy for Headache.
VEG-ETjNE
Will cure Dyspepsia
Hestores the entire system to a health
condition. "
VEGETINE
Cures Pains in the Side.
VEOJflTIK'E
Removes the canao of Dizziness.
Reliev g Faintness attbeStomach.
VSJQETUT3S
CnregPftjns in the Back-
VEGETHT23
Effectually cures Kidney Complaint
V-EGBTISTE
Is effeative in its cure of Female Weakneei
Is the Croat remedy for General Debility
Is fcc nowledgcd by aH'clisscs of people t
be the best and most reliable blood pun
fier in the world.
VEQETINiS IS SULD BY ALL DRUG
GISTS.
tMkind of Dis ti * . vith hundrtiU of Taluablc n cii
o sbonM marry , the IniptdiTuentf to mamuv. thtirr
re and cure. Treat * on all liKaKf . tally explaininj : tl
xtiic * . tymptnmi and roeanf to cure : itli taaonlrrc :
rif n'illc wotk al the kind ertr publldttd , and If ctinp"
t ' Tf rr Trtpctt. B nt Meanly tealed on receipt of 0 t
ld.rru , Ur. c. A. It.-m\Hx + 3. p Jforth ilttb rtrr
DR. BUTTS'
OISPENSAE-i \ *
ela thetmtmectofSeznalw
e J > t-a es of both mts.
rnarncffe , ou thenryrtnriof reprodn *
. 'on and tlie § crrt lnflrmiti * ot yont
ainhood and womanhood AnllliittRtolbooVotaSpaKi
or rrinto readinr , hich § houd U kept under locVai
y. Swnit un Vr ai forfiOcti.
APIIIVATE MEDICAI , TBZATIS2 on all dittai
f aPrl'rateiaturein boOiinti , theabuici and. (
T ) n ol Uie J real > itf m , and the meant ol curt.L'X ) paj
tt'i'nmmfi.KTgniriUKtltoiSSctt.
MEDICAL ADVICE on S-inalan.l Chronle Diwaw
( iriinaleiknnt. . Catinh , Cancer , Karrurt , the Onio
.jjittc.aiUpiework ! lent under teal for 10 eta , A
tiree txtoks confining 490 P3ff a andererTthiaewor
j-jwmcmthcju cct , aent lecurely aeiied on n
clpt cf CO ct > . AilreM , Dr. Buif t'
W.I2H.8thtt.8t. Louii.rfSol dKao
NOTICE. AdvoitisemenU of To Let. Fo
Sale , Lost , Wants. Found , Boarding , ic.
will be Inserted in these columns once for TE :
CENTS per line ; each subsequent inaertior
FIVE CENT line. The first Insertio
never ldi | than TWENTT-FIVB CENTS.
TO LOAN-MONEY.
TyrONBY TO.LOAN. . . DR. KDWAKDt
181 Farnham St.
> ONET TO LOAN-L. F. Slaginn. A (
M torney , Visscher's Block. Omaha
jan3-lm
ONEY TO tOAN-D. L. THOMAE
.Visscher's block.
HELP WASTED-FEMALE.
WANTED A treed girl to do genert
housework in a small family. Gei
man preferred. Inquire 212 Farnham-sl
jt > plit-3t
WAJHTED-MALE.
\TI7ANTED Cigar makers at S. Scholpp'
W 4Slffenthst. bet. Farnham and Hai
"ey. jan9-lw
_
WANTED -ROOMS.
\irANTED TITO or three furnishe
TV rooms , in private family , byaccr
tleman and wire. Address X. 9 , BKE Oficc
iant3-2t
FOR SALE RE \ L ESTA TE.
FOR SALE A lot 60ilZ7K feet , in Lowe' '
addition , commanding a fine view , fc
* 90. Address R. , Bee Office. n22tf
FOR SALE One fine brick house in tl
best part of town , 4 rooms , kitcher
well and cic'orn. Reason , leaving towr
Apply to HOMER S1ULL. Hubermann' '
Block janS.lm *
PORSALE One of the finest farms in Ne
F braska , 267 acres , only two miles an
a half from Omaha , fine house , and neve
failing spring , running water ie. . Will se
at a great bargain on liberal terms. W. J
CONNELL. Jacob's Block. deell-eodtf
1/lOR SALE At panic prices and on mo :
C liberal terms : 198 lots , 122 acres , tw
hotels and several houses , located in diffoi
ent parts of the city. North east , font
and west. Several of these lots are locate
in theheartof the city. On Farnham , 13t
and other streets near the Post Office an
Grand Central Hotel. This property will b
sold lot by lot and in acre or half acre piece :
GEO. P. BEMIS. Cozzens House , 9th an
Harney streets. dec9-lwsaUwedt
FOHSALZ-SEWINO
COR SAliE A new $75 Sewine Maehin
at very reduced figures. Apply at thi
ofSco. n'2tf
OR SALE A new Victor Sis bewi
F Machine , for S.5 cash. Apply at tt
office. n -t
FOR SALU-COAL.
jnOAL-COAL-J. E. EDWARDS , com
Wmission merchant , is now prepared t
deliver Wyoming , Lackawanna and low
coal at lowest rates. 190 Farnham-st. jl-i
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
FORSALK At a very reduced pnce , tw
scholarships : n the Davenport Buslnei
College. Apply or address. "R. . " Be
{ office. 21
FORSENT ROOMS.
. . . RENT LOW The spaciom offices
until recently occupied by Judge Rec
ick , opposite the Court House on Farnhni
near 15th ftrcet ; consisting of three larg
rooms. Will be leased for a term of yearn <
by the month. Apply to GEO. P.BEMIE
Coszens II ouso , corner 9lh and Harney-tt .
janlS-eowtf
FOR RENT To gentlemen only , aneal
ly furnished front room , location cor
venient to busines ? . Addre < " i P. L. B. BF
office. Jan8-Et *
Tjl OR RENT The basement and th gtoi
U rooms abore the banking office c
Caldwell Hamilton & Co. Inquire at the
office. jani-'Jw
FOR RENT-Honses and roorag. furnisl
ed and unfurnished. DR. EDWARDI
181 Farnham-st. novl7-to Ianl7 *
TO RENT-HOUSES
FOR KENT House , with BX rooirB.i
Shinn's addition , atthe terminus (
the street car track. Enquire J. I
FRENCH. 191 Farnhvc street' iin"-tf
SAFE MOV1NU.
PERSONS havin ? safes to nrovo cithc
up stairs or down stairs orany olh (
place , will do we'l by calling on L. Durgar
BS he is prernred at all times to do auc
jobs at prices that defy competition Patii
fartion guaranteed. Orders left at Irwin ,
Kllis'g Store will be promptly attended tc
L. DUQGAN.C06 13th street. - - -
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
OMAHA HOTEL COMPANY.
The indebtedness of the Omaha HoU
Company tn excess of claims in litigation i
$50.COO. Claims in litigutisn are 39.4C
with intorfst from May 5th. 1875. but are no
acknowledged as an indebtedness of tb
Company. Omha Hotel Company. B ;
S. S CALDWELL. Prest.
E. D. PRATT. Vice Prest.
CLINTON BRIGGS.
CHAS. W.HAMILTON.Directors.
Directors.
GEO. E. BARKER Eec. janO-lew4w
OMAHA HOTEL COMPANY.
The annual meeting of the stock holder
of the Omaha Hotel Company will be liel
on the 5th day of February. 1877. at the of
ficer of Caldwell. Hamilton & Co. , inOmahn
at 3 o'clock p , m , , for the purpoie of elect
ing directors for the ensuing year , an
transacting such other buine < as may b
Drought before them. OUAU v HOTEL Co.
By S. S. CtLDWKLL , Prest.
GKO. E. BtUvtB. Secretar :
iarjO-ltow4w
MISCELLANl'
cioqiiosp auiraqoano > joq B pud pu
B jco oainiBTo'oi ptrjsouboj OIB BJ9qqoj
q N jo ( - OHjopsj ptJ iii ( ! a
sinrao QHY srais
HI SHIITia I1TBZ70BA. QNT
30
HY-DI C
Office :
13. un5 pougfas fr.
Cmabn ,
. In U
taenceofrrprodncUoni bowl
t " > e married relation Slal and lemil
-O.UTK and middle ageU ihould rc . and jjreKrreit :
uuijni information , which no one can afford to be wiU
ut ; on how to preierre the health , aad complexion , at
tveto laded choeka the treahncMotyouthjthebe tai
nly true Marriage Guide In t-e world. Pnce Mcen
rjfail. The author may be contnliedptnonauyort
it J en anv of the iublreU mentioned In hn work-AOdn
A 9 OUTJ
AfID HOW AND'MERE TO DO IT
S , book of SO pDc3 crerr jylvct tifcr ibo'ilrt Ua
tforcluaitaccontncu. fcenHcrtencentsb }
nUCATIONAL.
S nz.m oi = t '
I PB * s > . *
P E * - .
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 have ow on hand the largest stock of unredeemed pledges o\er oflore-l ioc m < n
Omaha con tiDB of F > e Broadcloth Frock and Sack Coat ? , Plain and Fan'y v asm-u.-t ,
Fnzluh' and German Worsteds , Diagonals , Ac. , with Pants and Vests to match. 8 > nt
Furnishing Goods , Hats , Caps , Hosiery , Fine Linen Shirts. Fancy Cheviot -T ! r'un
Shirts in all Grades and Colors ; Valises , Traveling Bag' , and Satchel * . FineC.V.f Tioot *
Shoes , Qaitors. and Brogans. A full assortment of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches
Chains , Kings Ac. . Rifles. Shot Guns , Revolvers ami Cutlery in Great Varic'y.
My prices arc so low that the meanest man in town has purchased a complete outfit
without grumbling. If this does not satisfy the public that iny prices are way down , then
I can only invite a call from each and every individual. , within amdi-isof a thoc and
miles , when they can satisfy thomeelves.by personal inspection , tall and ? eo mo any tin * .
You will always find my store open. My prices are so low that l do not evu UKC tb
trouble to lock up nights.
Henrv LangMin ,
151 Faruham Street , Bet. lOth nnd IIth Omahn
Money Loaned
mehll-
CTJLOOB
Wholesale dealer in all kinds of Foreign
Imported Sie3 chsese , Limberger , Imitation Swiss cheeso. Muenstcr , Siiuaeo.
phia. Hand cheeso. Cream chsese , Holland herring [ by the beet.Russian f.trdinos. Anrh
oiiaCariarSardiellos. French mnsUrd. brthe gallon. No. 232 Douglas street. Ou.aba
Nebraska. ionnl-'ir
CHARLES D. WOODWORTH
DEJVLER IN
Freight and Farm Wagons ,
Freighters Supplies , Buggies&c.&c
228 Dcraalas-St. . . . C in ah a , Nebraska.
dec27J ( OPPOSITE ACADEMY.OF JS1USIC. ) [ tf
MAX HEY2SR & BJKO. .
illUj 'FH ! ff !
Uj .11 111
orWatcbes , aii < I Jewelry.
MAX METliR & OJ.
ITS and 174 Pnrailisaa Street , Omsliu , Tf
WEOLESALS DEALERS ES
IVOTZOIVS.
& COf
- WHOLESAL
ifioo 0iotnc ! fl
!
JUob , ilblulp , Si
ao Largest Stock in the \ e.-- % ?
tj for
WFNCHgSTFJK AND SHARP'S RJPLB8
l st 2tU > a Pnc .
to S alors Meiass for Sl'ricc
A Foil Assort ent of Cartridges f
174 garEtiaa-i-St. . Tf > r. ni > . Qjtr.nh
& BBO. .
rca IHE UNRIVALLED
Knalie , Steiawaj , Emerson an < l Parlor 6ein PIcnos , .llison AMnn
Estej , Sliociager a d BnrdcU Orpana.
Italian Swinjs. Snoet Muaio. Violins , finltssj. Plntca. Crass Instrument' anil
of iniuiul Merchandise
o , cr. "VxriijjDS } ,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Show Cases and Fancy Toy Furniture
Picture Frame UN Kepi osi JFciid.
Special attention given toreiairof all kind of polished and ceelly furnilure end icunca
Instruments. Address. 237 r ss-st . Omaha. Neb. , feci
C-ents' Furnishing G-crds , Hats ,
Caps , TrunJss , Valdsses Site. , 33ie , Sto.
242 FARNHAM STREETTYTVr A TT A
mCOB.rOUBTEdNTH , i OMAHA ,
tf
SA3BTBSS.
G. ANDREEN ,
-UAiigyACTnanit or AM , nans o/-
FIRE AND
Burglar Proof Safes !
VAULT DOORS , JAIL WOrtK , Eta.
Konaira of aver/ nature In this line proant-
ly and satisfactorily done. Hew and
second-hand rafei always on heed.
Maautaa ory on Harney stre t. one door
west of Van Dorn'i machine ' hoj ,
OUJB1 , - - HU94UA.
FIRE INSURANCE
"M. G. MoKOON , Agent.
Hcom Xo. 2 , Creighton Bltwk ,
ReilaWe Companlet ! Prompt Aujuitment
cuu am
- 25 000000
z. of New \orfi- . _ _ „ _ 2'
Continental , of New York..Zr :
german American , of New York- 2 100000
American , isoocco
1 CO ) COD
- - 1 100 000
Orient , -r u. for.l- . . . . . - _ _ _ . " OX ) COO
W t n , ' o into _ _ " 1600 OCO
Soring a l. , 1. , . i.ringSeld Mass. 1 500 CO )
Commew . l0n London _ 1S3TOOOO
Koser Viil zii , of Providenco.
K. I
Total cash capital reprcsented $97.000.000
raalS eodly
OH , MEAL GROUND AND FOR SAlh1
IT ! LAKQE OR BUAtt QUASTITIES AT
CASOpaELi's FEED 353zLi.
Eiahth and Farnham eitreett.
. . IEED HOM FOB MILCH CflffS' & BOUSES
Woodman J : Taft harine given up
that branch of their bayinoss.
< Xti2tf o. C. CAMPBELL.
Z. rt COOK
WHOLESALE ASD R'TAItFR OK
COOKABDEEATf'-CLTfllS
SOLE KZSTKBK A.f NT KOK
! H'S ' CEIEBHWDWROUGHT iBSbuWHJME.
COFFEE URNS
ROASTERS. LAUNDRT 6TOVE3 AC
Sales from 70 to 73.COO.
53TFourteenth street. - Omalm
ov29.tr
SPLENDID
A GOOD
NE\V TWO STORY i OUSE
FOR RENT.
Has bajcment with ki chcn and eight
rooicg m the two stories above , besides
CLOSETS AND PANTRT.
WELL- AND CISTERN
AT HITCH * * DO R
NIC * , yard and garden attached , ha * ou -
fanildmpi and all convenience * , and is in
every way a verr desirable p aco. Aprly
6n premwes , cor. 16th and Leavf nwcrth
FRANK BEECHER.
_
H. ROLFER.
who for the lust three months has delivered
THE ZOWER VEIW COAI , ,
and has ob 'rvcd Ihp general f tu factlon
it gives.
. .
for all that he can fell.
Leave orders with
i 482 13th St.
azd ifaraey
H. ROLFER HIMSELF
4S61th-st.bet Fa-nham and Harney.
FRED. LAIITERBACH. Proprittor.
conctrlBiTen Terr day and even-
Davenport House.
Proprietor.
Farnham St. Bet. 9th and K.th St ? .
OMAHA . NEB ,
Hotel IsTNew nnd atted up In > tat
Style. jan > m