Nebraska Newspapers

    TSiEDAILYBES
g.HQKKWATS3 , Editor.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
VI f ix ? jew ? d rir any eosiribuUoES whatere
of * literarr or poetica. chsmcten und we
will not undertake to rrcserva. or to re-
r > TT8 th tame , la scy case whttcror. Oar
itafi If i rfretlj Hrpc to oore than znp-
ilr CM limited ne latbit direction.
OUB COCKTBT VttZCDS xt { tl llwajS bs
rlfed lo ie r from , on all ra&ttm con-
B ct 4 with crop . country rnTiti-i. nS
on sny enloort Khatercr of general Intcr-
T tit to the reeple or onr Stale. Any infnr-
raaUeB oEnected icUTi tbs eleelion , and
telatkig.t9j > od .sccid nti. ew. , will be
rladly recelvrd. AH ta'h eommnntcatsons
2K > trcr , mnsl be brief M possible ; and
tier ranrt , In nil cases b written npoa
ne ride of tb He t only.
Hof-HrRiKOS. Arkansas , has
teen destroyed by flre , and now
what will the Amencan Sick Man
do ?
GENERA IGKINT reports Ibis
tlma from Oon tantinople. He is
rather late , but it is possible be may
irces little skirmishing yet.
Tns French Republicans are
gradually gaining control of the
Senate. It is now considered csr-
taln that the amnesty bill , Intro
duced for the benefit of the exiled
communist * , will become ft law.
THE aristocratic portion of Vir
ginia's inhabitants eesra iuclmed to
restore the duel custom to more than
Its eld standing. However , the an-
thorlliescf the State seem deter
mined to eruSu It out , and have re
cently made large numbers of ar-
rcstE , including a State senator.
AND now the volca of Moses is
heard throushout the laad , pro-
Cai'nra the rottenness of South
Carolina politics under the Chamberlain -
berlain regime. According to Mopes -
pes , there was but ono honeat man
iu Carolina during those degenerate
dpys , and that man was a Mr.
iloses.
GEORGE W. JUUAN contributed
au article to the l&st number of the
.North American Review , which he
called , "Tbe Death Struggle of the
Republican Party. " The Chicago
Tribune suggests that an appropn-
&te name for the article would have
been , "The Last Screech of Dlsap-
pointed Democraoy. "
I.
. VIGJI PBSSTCEMVJIEKLKE
bjen Interviewed , and pronounces
the conviction of Andeison as an
infamous piece of business , for two
reasons. Firstly , ho was not guil
ty. Secondly , It was & flagrant
breach of fctata and personal honor.
The Vice Preeiaeut has the reputa
tion of being an bouaat mau , and
has always been a friend to Louis-
Ian .
THE Inter-Ocean of the 4th of
March says : "The Ran Antoola ,
( Texas ) Express ia t > f the opinion
that the cattle drive this spring will
be large. The Express has called
on ( he principal stockmen for information
mation on the subject. The whole
iiucbc-rof cattle to be driven 1 2 3-
400 heed. The bulk of these cattle
la destined for Fort Dod c , Kansas ,
and Ogslltla , lebr okfi. Several
herds are already en route , aud oth
ers will start very shortly.
VAKCE , of JSorth Car
olina , is the subject of more or leas
criticism Decausdof Indulgence
In a little barmlesi levity. The
dignified Governor of Virginia asked
permission to pa33 through Worth
Carolina with a company of soldiers
waj proposed to arsiat at thocsle-
bratlonof Washington's birthday In
CaarlMton. Vsace replied , "Per-
mls lon granted.Bo virtuous and
you will be happy but you won't
have much fuu. " The Virginian
was shocked ; the reply was given
IT tha papers , aud now Vance is
catching it all around.
"I TELI/ you , Dcmbey , oM Joe is
dev'fifih sly , " is the expression
of opinion oonceruing ultmclf BO of-
t-eu made by did Joe Bagetock to
his friend Dombsy , of the firm of
Dombey & Son. Bismarck is
a _ little like old Joo.
First the conference was to ba held
at Vienna , then at Frankfort-on-
the Main ; then at Badeu Baden ;
and finally Berlin lira been decided
upon. Probably this it what tbo
old Chancellor hiw been playing for.
Since Berlin is to be the place of
mealing , Bismarck is to r reside
tfiuch he intended from the first.
" iev-e-lish ! . "
"Ho iB&ly - - ely.
IT Is said that & man given to
stealing can carry off tlio property
of Uncle Sam with scarcely a re
monstrance from his conscience.
Judciug from the amount of It
ntolen each year , the saying is a
trap one. Stepping Into U. S. De-
festive Snyder'a offica tne other day
wo saw a lHrgcollecllon nf amunl-
ilon aud an.-excellent carbine and
revolver. Tbo "U. S. " marks on
the gun had been filed until they
were almost past recognition ; but
eaoujtfi was left to identify it
Hnyder seems to have a noae pacu
Harty fitted forthe kind of business
inwhich he Is engaged.
Omahs : Her renown is limited
oulyuy the bauadi o. ' civiletliou ;
na 1 the greatnets of her reputation
13 alone p.pille.1 by the wealth , on
tgru'Ise iad Integrity of her busi
ness mea , ud the bauity , t le-it
uad that genuine wonnnlna. ! char-
r.ctenstio of her women. Her name
is familiar way , dowu Iu the ttnuth
ern extreme of South America ,
where a recently dUa vered vol
, cano h.ss been named "Ooiaha. " It
is true that this volcano w&a dia
o tired.by au oBlosr of the Halted
rstates nijshfp f'Oaisun " aud tbf.t
the name WH T HU > given in honor
cf 'he ship ; bat a = thaahip wasua-
doubtedly uftmed In honor of our
city , indirectly , the 1'ory or fur-
TilihWir name''for the newly dU-
coveredvoicaj6beloogd tons. Aow
wheu Stanley reaches the .North
Pokif he will remember the
city in whiuh he wrote new p per
letters froiathe-RoQliy Mountains
and then'w ball all have glory.
PS ACE IH
Russia and Turkey have agreed
npon tbe terms of peace , ami BO far
is these countries are concerned , it
only remains for the home govern
ments to ratify. But the danger is
by no means over. Indeed , we
cannot see that the final enspobslou
of hostilities ! between Ruosl i and
Turkey fans niuoh to do with it.
The terms of psaee are not eaUefac-
tory to Austria. Our dispatches
from England , while indicating less
excilernont on the part of the people ,
are not , on the whole , very
assuring. The British mmialry con
tinue to push their preparations
with all the force at their com.
rusrul , and tacked to the dispatches -
os from the Eugligh capital is the
statement that the knowing ones
still consider war inevitable. The
conference will probably meet by
the flrt of April at Mrthejt. It is
imiHJssible to predict what the re
sult of this meeting will be. As
grt-at a statesman and as cua-
niupr a diplomat as Count
Andranay la of the opinion
that it will prova a failure. At ell
event ? , the late settlement to which
Russia and Turkey were parties can
have but little effect on the confer-
cuce. It waa a "ground hog case"
with Turkey ; but the other nations
of Europe are not in quite the Fame
p3Uroa. . While it is to bo hoped
tliat so disastrous a war mny bo
averted , there u no certainty tuat it
will not come.
TJIKRR can be no doubt of the fact
that the people are in the 45th Con-
gress. The passage of the silver
bill and the failure of Tom Scott ,
Huntington , Jay Gould and other
railroad magnates to control the
National Ausembly in rail road legle-
Is'Jon , is conclusive evidence on
this point. A bill has been reported
from the Senate committee on rail
roads , of which Mr , Thuriaan is
chairman , prrvidlcg a manner in
which the Union and Central Fa *
ciilo roads shall pay off the debt
they owe the government. It is in
substance as follows :
The net earnings are to ha ascer-
t&iued by deducting from the gross
earnings , expense of operating and
keeping the reads in repair , and also
payments of interest on other iu-
debtedneea. The treasury depart-
inent is to retain the total amounts
earned fiom time to time for gov
ernment transportation ; one calf
of these amounts are to be forth
with applied to the liquidation of
amounts paid , or to bo paid , by the
government for interest on the coo
pauib's bonds , and the other half to
be placed to the credit of the pro *
poised tinting fund. Five percent-
um of the net earnings.as above de
fined , are to be paid into the treas
ury of the United Stated semi-anuu
ally , to fee placed to the credit of
the sinking fund , and in edditlou to
the foregoing sums the companies
are to pay into the United States
treasury , in seml-aucual payments ,
no loss than J850CQO each year for
the Union Pacific , and $1,200,000 for
the Central Pacific company. Tbe
act is to take effect the first of June
next.
IT Wlii , KOT
Tuere Is cno political ghost that
will not down. It ! a the doctrine of
States' lights. Again and again
the Democracy of tne North havb
protested that the issue was settled ;
thnt , virtually , the war tested that
question , and that the * dogma oi
States' rights waa conquered with
secession. Technically this is true ;
practically it is not. The "solid
South" i ? the only hops of the
Democratic party Indeed , it
ia the Dernocrate party. Has
tbo South discarded the doctrine
that hat , bdon the corn or *
otono of her politics since tbo foun
dation ot the .Republic ? .Not by
any means. The following words ,
from the Charleston ( South Carolina
lina ) Journal of Commerce , uu-
doubtedly lefleot the sentiments of
n lirxo majority of the Southern
people : "This IBBUO has been at
the bottom of all our politics for
many yeu . It la the main ques
tion to-day. In comparison with It
all others ara of minor and insignlf.
leant importance. We had hoped
that the wheels of the crushing
R&dtSAl revolution would haye be n
chocked and rolled back by the elec
tion of 187C ; but we were jocseyed
out of tne results of that victory for
free government , and must carry
the struggle on into the next elec-
lion. "
It would be difficult to tell just
waat "rights" some of these Smith-
era Rlates want. In Mlaaisslppl , a
maj Is murdered because hh paltti-
osl views are at variance with those
of a largo majority of his fellow
oitiaeus. Public sentiment in that
State Is suoli that bis murderers go
unpunifiliei , and no Federal author
ity ca i reaoli them notwithstand
ing the o.iuitituiion of the Unite 1
Hlntej Kuaratnees protection to ev
ery citizen of the United Statsa In
the exercise of his political aud re-
ligi ILS libery.
In Louisiana , political freedom of
thought U not even tolerated , and
the Federal government , according
to some jjoutheru authorities , la
powerless t > protect its citizens.
It would foe dluijult to dlvne
what our southern brethren want.
We thought they had thing ? abont
tbelrown way in tuu south , but it
seems they ara not satisfied All
tbej ara waltiu , : for , according to
the above authority , la the next
election , when Ihoy will push tha
' These warnings should close up
tueraufe * of Republican ? . If tlio
south are not satisfied now , U is
safe to Bay that their ttppetite for
Bomethin ? , uoexDrd&ea , is not to
bs appeased by honsrft dealing.
I'ojt Office Change ? .
The following are IUB Post
changes in Nebraska for the week
ending March 2 , 187S , furni = ued
tha Omsha Dally BSH by V/m.
VsnVleok , of the Po : > tofflca Depart
ment.
PQSTMASTCBS APPOINTED
Miuden , Kearney county , Wray
T. Thorn ; Oik , JNuckolla county ,
George S Comtttook ; Willow dule ,
Autolqpo county , Eiiphalet R. An
drews
IXDUSTBTAi NOTES ,
Sbeboygan roiir. , , Wi-.has 02
cboase factories that brought Into
the county last year $31,000 in cash ,
The Milwaukee Iron worlw at
New Bedford , Mass. , which cost
nearly S2 , 00COa in 1839 , were sold
at auction for f 381,141 la&t weak.
There are about sixty glass man
ufactories in Pittsburg aud Its ini-
rupiJlate neichbDrhood , In which 5-
000 mca are employed , and a capi
tal of $10,000,000 invested , produc
ing fabnca to the amount of $7,000 , .
000.
Appleton is getting to ba one of
tbo leading cities of Wisconsin in
manufacturing enterprises. Sites
have been purchased there for the
Immediate erection of a largo paper
mill ; a iarse now flourinc mtll , mak-
iug six in all ; and an immense
window blind , frame aud shutter
manufactory.
The Union Malleable Iron Works ,
of Mouue , 111. , weareiuformeu , are
crowded with work , and are turning
out an Immense amount of oupcrb
material. Now inventions are con
tinually bringing them new work ,
find not the leist share of their or-
dera are received frcm the new Corn
Plainer manufactory.
Tae Ohio Falls Iron Works , New
Albany , Ind , are in mil operation ,
with u force cf about SoO hands ,
in the manufacture ot bar iron aud
naih. They turned out during 11
months of 1S77 , 5,400 tons of mer
chant iron and 15 000 kegs of nails
"
They have a capacity" 60,000
pounds per day.
Maalslee , Mich. , is a city of about
5.000 inhabitants , and does & large
business in the lumber manufacture.
There are fifteen saw mills , which
last yo r turned out 157,184,104 feet
or lumber , and teu shingle mills ,
which made 222,231)2M ) ahlnplee.
In addition , there were manufac
tured hero 23800,000 lath The
mills guvo employment to 1,075
hands.
The trade mottoes of Borne of the
London Fssoclatlons are curious.
The blacksmiths , for instance , "By
hammer aud hand all arts do
stand ; " the distillers , "Drop as
rain , distill as dew ; " the founders ,
"Gcd the only founder ; " the Ion-
holders , "Coma ye blessed ; wheii I
was hcrborlesa yo lodged me ; " the
joiner * , "Join loyalty and liberty ; "
the saddlon. , "Hold fast , eit sure ; "
tne weavers , ' 'Weave truth with
trust ; " and the needle-makers ,
"They sewed leaves together iiiul
made themselves aprons. "
JUAILHOAD HiCKET.
The Chicago and .Northwestern
railroad is getting out one hundred
acd fifty thouaand new ties utar
Fort Howard , Wis.
The frequency of collisions or. the
Hcdson Kiver railroad of late re
mind * the New York Sun that Commodore -
modore Vanderbilt ia gone.
The Grand Rapids and Indiana
railroad company will lay 3,000
eteel rails this coming season , and
twenty-five inile3 of Iron ones.
At iho end of the Crimean war
Russia had only about 750 miles of
railway. JSoweno has more than
11,000 miles , and every year new
lines are cooptructed.
The Erie Railway Company ha *
beea bled by lawyers' fes since
May , 1875 , to the txlent of 5100,000.
The largest single payment was to
the firm of fihipman , Barlow ,
Lsrocque & Wereforeland , for
? 95,07011.
A suit for the recovery of $10,000
from the Chicago , Rock Island &
Pacific railroad company was en
tered in the Scott county circuit
court on Monday , by the adminia
trator of the estate of one James
K ichor , who was run over by a C. R.
I. < fe P. engine , last August , and lu-
stastly killed.
The Chicago and Northwestern
railvay in order to make it an ob
ject for the farmers along the line
to procure ; oed seed wheat , have
issued orders that wheat , to be
used for beedinjz purpoaea , can ba
nhlppcd to and from auy point along
their line of railway for one-half
rates.
Sedalia Democrat : The Railroad
Commissioners or ilieourl , h vin
brought the subject of legal rates for
passeaxcra before U il. William
Bond , cuncral manager of the alia-
Bouri , Kuusis and Texas railroad ,
were promptly Informed that this
corporation would obey strictly aud
cheerfully the law us it stood , and
thftt a general order to this effect
would be 20 issued jabt as s on as the
proper fchcdulca could be made out
and published. This is but the car
rying out of every promise made by
Col. Bondninceh.3has been connect"
ed with the roa'l. He is really and
, iu ' rely anxious to put his enter-
prifid iu direct and perfect harmony
with the interests of all who have to
do wltti it , and to bo sure of this ha
recoguu = d but ono way to ito busi
ness the old fashioned way of tell
ing the truth , obeying the Uws , and
pursuing at all times a strict integ
rity. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ m
Miusel Lux.
Kew York limes.
On the whole , Mr. S. 5. Cox goes
off with llvLus colors , a'tor his vul
gar exhibition oi bimlelf in the
House on Thursday. When be at
tempted to intuit the President of
the United States by calling him a
"fraud , " he wus not only guilty of
an offense against decency , but
ngalnut rules of the House. He was
promptly called to order , and the
rulcu of the HOUJU required that he
rhiuld sit down without another
word. Uut ho was nllowed to ram-
bio i n , repeat his oifeuee , aud en
large bis mcsnicz. The Spssilier
looked on with mi'd amusement ,
and promised , by way of rs'j'-Uo ,
that the offensive words should not
go into Record The words do a .
pear in the Record , however ,
and it id explained that the
Speaker had no power of
exclusion ot the case. Tuid is un
doubtedly true , aud the Speaker
shoe's his ignoranca when heat-
sainea to say what shall , and what
shall not , be printed. Tiiebe wan
ton brwicnca of decorum are quite
too frequent and it is not surpris
ing thai the people arc ashamed of
their representatives , auC that cyu-
iasask f intmbrs : are yet allowed
free whishy in the committee ,
room.
San SteJauo io u vni gd on the
Sea of Marmora , tibuut tea mile : *
from Con * ; aatinople. It i-i inhabit
ed exclusively by Greeks. iunug
tue > uuitnor muntha it LJ a favorite
place of recort for the Greek mer
chants i > nd btiukers of Constantino-
pie. Somt of them have beautiful
cjuutrv- eats on the adjicenl
03ast. A fbw miles nearer
the f.ity are the govem-
niunt pow'Ier works. Between Sail
Ble/anc / and tha capital there are
no military work ? . The walls of
CoitEtsctiuople are iu a ruinous
state , and in a few h ura could ba
brc. oliea to us to admit of the pass-
dge of the largest army. The conceit -
ceit ; .tluu of tue Russians iu the
vicinity of Sau Stefano is no doubt
intended ss a menace of the cap
ture of tbc capital , aiU aa a etimu-
l&nt to thoblgniiig of the treaty uf
peace oy thc Turks. [ Philadelphia
Sweet Writer of 3IaIno.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Among tsie graduates of tbo
High School at BIdford , Me. , in
1873 , was a young lady of 19 , who
reau an essay on "After Graduation ,
What1' in which ehagavo utter
ance to the following commendable
sentiment :
Thetf lords of creation" have been
compared to sturdy oaks , and we
the vines that cliug to and twine
around them ; but this metaphor ,
if ever pertinent , to use a slang
phrase , hts long since "played
out. " Wa have ail heard of the 63- ,
000 oakless vinrs iu Ma = isachu-
setfc , to pay nothing of-the uncount
ed tbou&ands in Maine , and there
re too many oakq that can scarcely
support themselves , to say nothing
of supporting anything else. * *
1 rauou prefer a iife of activity and
honest exertion , and 1 believe that
tue world owai nio a living if I can
earn it , and 1 expect it on no other
condition.
This essay was published en Urn
in the local papers of thu town , and
attracted coaniileraWe attention , the
extract we have cl en above being
copied into many of the leading
Journals of the larger cities. One
"f these papers fell into the hands
of a gentlecisuMio wsa returning
from JNew York to his home In
Youngstown , this State , and he was
so struck with the seutimentavowed
that he cut out the extract and put
it iu his pocketbook. Ha was then
n married man. in 1876 , his wife
having died , he inclosed the slip tea
a friend in Biddeford , zsting him
If it was written , as had been asaert-
ed by n girl graduate of the High
School , and If so , if the lady was
married or single , etc. In due time
he received an answer giving him
the lady's name , the faot that she
was still heart-whole and fancy-free
and other particulars relating to her
fainilf that were of a mojt agreea
ble character. The Youngstown
man at oncd opened a correspond
ence with the lady , which , aa it
progressed , drew thera nearer and
nearer in spirit until at last an en
gagement of marriage was entered
Into between them. This fact was
al."o published ill the pnpers , and
not long since tin .New York Tribune -
une spoke of the matter as follows r
A graduating easay may ba made
as useful as n inutriiuonial adver-
tiboment , If a country editor will
only ba good enough to publish it.
A younjt lady In Biddaford , Me. ,
wrote a beautiful ouo izni summer ;
took ttreat pains ia copynjj it , EO aa
to glvo every "g" aud o ery "y" a
long loop ; linked tha pages with
delicate blue ribbon , an-l then read
it'with such ebarsiiufi grace that
&u editor published it inlfts paper.
In this remarkaDls es = ! sy the young
authoress declared that ehe fully
Intended to earn her own IMnz
without aid from any rnau. Now ,
it happened thut aa irou merchant
iu Cincinnati saw the paper , read
the efisay , and honored the girl for
giving utterance to thla sentiment ;
aud a correspondence endued , which
gradually led up t j a wedding.
Aa is usuil in epeakirg of West
ern men , the Tribiluefell Intoau er
ror &l > out the gcntletn-.n's home ,
hut otherwise the article was aw
fail. It remains , however , for us to
tell the ptrry correctly. About two
wcxka ago the Yonigstovru gentle
man paok-ed his rarpetfi , jk full of
new clothea , kissed his three little
children adieu , &hook hands with
his friends , and tc ok the train for
the Kast , arriving m diie time at
the home of his literary iuamor&ta.
He was warmly yelccn1ed by the
hospltaole Vaubct-3 , and ifter a few
days he TTSS instrutuentid m haviug
his iuieiuied father and mother-in-
law send us the foJlowinc Invitation :
Mr. ana Mrs. John W. Eldeu re
quest your presence at the marriage
of teir daughter , JSldena , to
Andrew J. Packard , Wednesday
moruinjr , February 8,1873 , at th
residence of her grandf..tuer , the
Hon. John Milhken , Button , Saco ,
Me.
Me.Mr.
Mr. Packard : a a native of War
ren , O. , Lut he ha * lived for years
m Younjistown , where he is promi
nently cnRat din the iron uueiceas.
He Is one of the best Democrats on
the western reserve , and Jor years
has been a member of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee.
In view of Miss lildeu's success ,
we should not be surprised if the fa
vorite themes for graduating essays
at Vafcsar and other female colleges
henceforth will be "Tuo Waahtuo
aa H Hygeuic aid , " ' -The JErthctics
of Ccokins , " "Teu Dollars a Week
Euough ( and to S ; > re } for Two , "
"Let's Give Him TaQy Till He's
Caught , " etc.
Other Lcos.
The name of .Leo , taken by the
new Pope , recalls s.irao of the most
eyentful and glorious do-ys in the
history of the panaoy. At least five
of the twelve Popcawho have borne
the name have made themselves
famous among the rulers of the holy
see. JLeo I , sainted and surnamed
the Great , who occupied the papal
chair from 440 to 1G1 , appeased a
quarrel between Aotiua and Albinin
which threatened to leave Gaul and
Italy exposed to the baroarlaus ,
saved Rome from Atlila'persuading
"the tcourge of God" to railro with
a raneom , and made Geueerlc and
Die Vuudsls agree that in the sack
of Rome three of its churches
should bo spared and tbc lives of all
it oitkend. The siine great pontifl
restored dkcipliuo and harmony
among the African churches , an
nulled the fraudulent episcopal
elections of Gaul and enforced
celioacy upon the clergy. Leo IU. ,
also bttlnted , pope from 795 to 816 ,
founded mnuy of the nn3t of R ) .
rnsu churches , crowned Charle
m gno emperor of the west , gave to
the church the eoleinn fa&rvioes
known KB the rotations and , disnp-
proviag the ULClalon of the council
of Aix-la-Chappelte , nd vised the
discontlDUtmca of ihe F lcque : n
the .Niceno Creed. Leo IV. , n third
milnt. pope from 857 to 853 , uet dtil ,
csd ! in his uriestly robey , the aal'y
of the citizens of ROTIB in 849
against a great Btrseen hiat which
had landed at Uitia , ao.i , rou ing
the enemy , took such boo'y that he
waa enabled with It to rt'constrjot
the wbola circuit of tha walla of
Rome , having already L'Jiit ram
parts ab-jut what ia now called the
Lrauiue City. Leo X , the most il
lustrious of the nac : , from a seen-
lar point of view , was a tin ofio-
renzo de M.uioi , c lied the Mag
iiillcsut. Ho bccamocardlcil at 13at
17 a legate , end 38 a pope , ssicceed-
1U2 JuliUo It , the fighting conque
ror of Bolrgna , iu 1513. Batore
ecuiing to tha papal tarona this pon-
U2I had bdcu tbo companion and
patriot of the most tuj.uent artists
and literary men of tha day. had
fought t iitivenuii , t ud . / / force of
arma hud reiuatate.1 hit ; * oiily in
1512 atFlorenoo.whPuce the citizens
had driven * taui iu H91 Announ
cing hlm e'f in a lettar to Figiemuud
L of Poland as abjuto Hid legates
to all Christian uiitioaa > o dicsuude
tliom from war , L&o'a fl . act waa
to form an alhancD wi h Henry
VJil'Maximilian ai d Ftrdinand of
Aragon * Ho de'eaied at Novura ,
Louis -XII , of FraLce , an . ' the Vea-
etianF. He reconstructed the great
Roman universlt , und made It tbo .
most eminent scientific bed > in j
Europe , witluts hundred nrore ort
teaching every brunch of scJeace ,
Bacro.1 or profane , inoiuding medical
botany , then first taught , tin pst- I
rouized the arts with nil theuiunhl-
cense of the medlcean family ; he
founded the Greek institute on the
H-qulne , established a Greek press
hi Rome , encouraged the study oi
tha Oriental languages , and prlntet
at his owu cost Santa Pagnlno's
bible and a key to the Egyptian
hieroglyphics by Piero Valerlano
Under him was held the fifth genera
council of Lateran ; to him Portugal
sent the first fruits of Albuquerque's
East Indian conquests ; he added to
the Pontifical domains eleua , Per
ugia , and Bologna , ana regained
Parma and Pl&cenz. fie pressed
forward with ouch energy the build
ing of St. Peter's that he was com
pelled to resort to the Bale of In
dulgences and thus spurred Luther
to resistance and precipitated the
reformation. He strove in vain to
form a league of Christendom
against the Turks , and died after a
reign ot eight years , long gratefully
remembered by the Romans as Q
era of happiness and prosperity -
ity , aud destined to live In the
annals of art and literature
while the name * of Raphael and
Michael An < ? ole survive or echolarb
recall Benibo and Sadolete. The
latest Leo of the Hue , Leo XII , who
reigned , from 182S to 1829 , was a
firm governor , who exerted himsell
vigorously to repress brigand age and
mendacity , established au efficient
pollca at Rome , did much for the
Saplenza university , aud was most
roundly abused for his circular let
ter to the Christian nations attackIng -
Ing bible societies , aud hia resolute
warfare upon the secret organiza
tions so obnoxious to tha Catholic
church.
A company has been organized in
Marshaltown , under the name of the
Marshalllown and Sioux City rail
road comany , for the purpose of 03U
nee ting Marshallto wn and SlonxCity
by an additional line uf railway , to
be located through the rich territory
lying between the northwestern
and Ceii t re 1 roads.
The best physlc'ans assure us that
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is a reliable
and never fulling remedy , All drug
gists kesp it. Price 25 cents a bottle.
_ MA'1'A'Klm.
C.ii.
0 AKAHEBRA3KA.
jnUecllautcas.
WM. EtNTLEMAN ,
DEALBtt IN
Choice Family Groceries
PROVISIONS & PRODUCE ,
N.E. or. I m & < L'css yra
_ Jn4d3m
Godfrey & llexier
Manufac { urtri ef an4 Dealtn i *
Mustard , Cream Tartar ,
NOKPARE1L BuKlNff POfDEB ,
Tottr Grocer
For oar Freeh Roasted and Ground
r.nd Nonpareil Bakins Ponder , and taL-o no
other. For ao by allfirot-class grocers *
291 DOUGLAS ST. , OMAHA ,
_ OctSOdlr _
S. Motz ,
Wholezale nnd Uctail dealers in all kinds cl
FRESH FISH , FRUITS ,
No. ? 1I Doniias Slrret ,
I2th nnd I3h ,
ti of Butler & EcscplS
scplS lyr
OENERAIi
Capital reprdsentod
Losses adjusted and ps.id at this ofioe.
501 18th Str. , State Bank
OMAHA , 1SEBBASKA.
-
#
Groceries and Provisions ,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS ,
CnUfry , Toysrmrt
or ILL KI1ID3.
No. 539 TENTH ST. .
BoiwtR Douglas Snd Dodne. Onuhi. p91y
3IUSIC
Continental Hall.
RntKT DtT IMS ZTEV1SG.
"F .IjaTiTerbB.ob Prop.
* S6 JTurtfenth Si. btt. iarnham & Harney.
OMAHA. AKUtU
KS.Fino Liinors and Cigars on hand. | o26tj
FDR 8UIN
MAX MONVOiSIN ,
EURTAXNEE ,
4S5TEHTH ST. OE1AKA.
febl 8mo
Vitct Koif et & Soiling
fit.412 , 414 , 41 , 13. 6tr. , Dtnaa ) , 5 < b
nov 9-75-ly
'S M31IC- APPOINTMthT
In the Dirtrict Court of the United States ,
for theD atric'of Nebraska.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter of Henry L. L&tey , bankrupt.
To Whom it 3ay Cv.cer * : The nndcr-
sicned Charles B. A din ot Oaaba. in raid
Pietrint , hereby gives notice of bis apooisl-
ment as Assignee of tlo cs.-.iio of lienry L.
Latey. ol Gist a , in the county of Pocgla ? .
in said District : Rod who is , to-wi * : on
tee 27tH day of Decotnlnr. A. D. , 1877. d-
mire.lB nkrupt. ujon t3 > > petition of him
sjf c > J L. Webstflr , the Rer.Ber ia bank
ruptcy f < r taid ilitlri t.
l > a ! l atOmahn , th 22d day of January.
A U. 1S78. CI1AS. Ii. V ELLS.
J22evtues3t Actienee.
PROBATE NOTICE.
State of Nebraska , Douzlas county.es :
At a county court , held at tha county
court mom. in and for said county. March
4th. A.P. . 1STS. "resent. Wm 0 Bartbolmow
county JuJjc. In tbe matter of the Estate
fcfJereinljb.il. Jloel. icene < l.
OartaJiaffnnd filin < the verified petition
cf Eiizabctn lloo ! . adminigtratrlT ue bouls
noa , prayme that the tjmo for the settle
ment vf said estate bo oztonded for ono
Ordered1 , 'inat Marc j 9 h A.D.,1o7S , at 21
o'clock , p. m. ia a Unel for hearlu * said
vetitlon , bon all penona intoresa is
silJ matter aay scrtcar ut r ' ossty court
to be h-II ( la and for saMcoucty and show
OoUi-uwhythe prayer of petitioner should
not be granted ; and that notice of the pea-
d 3ry oftd.id petition and the hearing there
of , bs siren to All r'-'rons interejtcl in eaid
matter , by piiblt'hins a copy of ihla order
in the Omaha Weekly BIX. newspaper
p.Iitled in eaid connt/ , for three successive
weeks , prior to said day of heAriic.
[ A truBcspy.J VAl.Ii. UAJHXUOJiOMEW' ,
vc-"t County Jcdgj.
B N < INQ HOUSES.
FRANK MURPHY , BEN B. WOOD
President. Caihler.
STATE BANK
OF NEBRASKA.
CorFarnham & Thirteenth Ste.
OilAEA , - NEBKASKA.
Capital , 100,000 ,
Tranwcb a general banking business and
pells drafta on all the principal cities of th
United Utatei and Eurupo.
Buy gold duit , govoinment. city , county ,
and state securities.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
ra & Rap aRHifk szrftKftnr
IK & .EBRA8KA.
CAlDflLLEAlILM&CO
ensne aa tliat cf an inoor-
poratod Baz& .
ApcoTiata topt In on -
roricy or gold eubjeot to
Riglit olieolrvithcTit no-
tire *
Certificates of deooaita
leaned payable in three ,
size and twelve 'months.
bearing interest at sia
per cent , per anntnai , c ?
on dozunnd without inter
est.
est.Advances
Advances made to ona-
omors on approved ae-
onrities at market rates
of inter eat.
Buy and soil jrold , billa
of ezohange , goverzizsent
State , Gcuaty niad City
bonds.
Draw ight drafts on
England , Ireland , Scot
land , and all p&rta of 33u-
Sell European Fsasags
Tickets.
COITIONS EBflMHLT MADE.
IT. S. 23BFOSITOHY.
FIUST NATIONAL
BANK OF OMAHA
Corxr rtrikim Bid ThlrfttBlh8 < s-
: UnE3 TO KODfTTIZ
fatabtished in 185C.
Organized at i Kilicnsl Bank August 20 , 1363
Capital aM PfoflsQyar $3iQflOO. ! ,
Specially authoriied by the Secretary of
Treasury to Itecelre EupscriFtioni to the
CFFICEflS AND DlfiECTOKS :
IK fount : ' , Prat
tr-/ . fu Knuntftrite Prttt.
II IV" . Yatrt. t'atfiier.
A. J Popplrton. Attorney.
Jf. n. Z act , Ati't Catlr.
This baakrcjalves deposits without reitrd
toamounu.
Issues tlae certificates bearing ; Interest.
Draws drafta on Ban Francico and princi
pal cities of the United States , ajo London.
Dublin. Kdinfaarff and the principal cities o :
he continent of Earopo.
S ll. i > as o ticSeU tni emljraiiU In th *
In miii line < vtltf
TARKANT'8 OtLTitR APtRSEHT.
KOTITERS who dose their Harlinei with
drastic pargBtivei Incur a fearful responsi
bility. The gentle , moderate ( yet effective )
Ijiitif" , alterative ana anti-billons opera
tion of Tarrant'g 6 UiT Apeiiont peculiar
ly adapts it to the disorders of children ,
MAOISTEROFTHE DEPARTED.
3 &glster of tlio Bs
No. 9C10ih B L Finhatn Be
Will by the aid of guardian spirits , obtain
for any one a view of tha put , present and
future. I To fess charged in cae * of ilik-
anrlS-tf
1 Send For iho
Pamphlet Describing the
Cumiilatiye
HEALTH LIFT !
The only Heal h Lift ayar made whc e use ii
GUARAKTSE2D !
To euro dueue or purcha c raocor refand *
j. r.
t-cle Propr eto is and Manufcc'urers.
224 ind 226 Exit 'aldington SL , CHICAGO ,
_ _ _ _ 861.3d ly
A. J. SIMPEOH ,
Carrlao-e
C53 & zy > Dodiro St. Omaha , Neb ,
-i'sij < i and Susy ! " m flirul. sep29
LATJHDSY-
All rantlfcmen wishlnsr their tbirtsdcne
np In first clsis style will do well to call at
BUTLER'S LAUNDRY ,
All work called for and delivered on short
B0ti8hits . 15 eenu.
Collar . . . - . do
I > i wers - - 10 do
U derihlrts . - M do
SOCKS - Of o
. do
Whsio ve t -
Gent's and Ladio"1 irood 91 83 per doi.
92m LHAj- J V'n , , ,
BtiyOLAR PROOF SAFES. _
G. ANOHK ft ,
Manufacturer of Fire and Turitlar Proof
Vault Doors , jail WOT ! : , ic.
Cor. lltb nnd jachnnn nt ,
-B9paric ! of all kinds promptly done.
febloJlyr
PHY8ICIAMS AND SURGEONS.
C. W , BOBBINS , M. D , ,
HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAH ,
Office and Residence :
305 Capitol Ave.
J9dlyr
I Dr. Emily S. Bobbins ,
GENERAL PBACTITOJNTIR ,
L eof Philadelnhia , hai located at
Ho. 305 Capitol Ave. ,
Office hoar * . 1 to 3 p. m. Calls ctten3ed at
all hours. jan9J9r
SUKQICAL ROOMS.
I.Van C&znp , M. D.
inedeoines , and beiidoi
rejnlar practice , mahca rpecialltlai of D -
rmcgementi andDiieuea peculiar to women ,
Tlstnla. Pilei and other lijewesof '
on.
on.OFIC2Corner nd Mth
Street , flnt door to the right , up-iUlri. Rer-
dence , 18th Street , first door scath of tha
Second Methodist Church. Omnha. 1Jebrt -
i * . Address Lock Box 801.
DB A. S. PETJDEBT ,
Consulting PSiysician ,
HAS P3BMANENTLY LOCATED BIS
MEDICAL OFFICE ,
483 Tenth Street. - OMAHA. MBBISKA.
Ofloriiig his tervices in all department * of
medicine and gurgery. both in general and
ipedal practice , acute and cbronta dUeaiei ,
Can be consulted night and day. and will
risit ail parts of the city and country on ra-
oeu > t of lettcis or telecrams. 125-tf
SJKS.J. E.VANDEBCOOK , M. .
3JSBRASKA.
Residence and ofloa No. 203 Dodce itr t ,
North riio. bet. 12th and 13th. marl-ti
V. H. COITMAW . M. D. .
iari & Sureon
241 fafaira Srct-
For Profwjlocal Sanlva TSiK-a DellA
HOTELS ' * Ti
CQKIUL HOTEL ,
Th larjeai and best hotel between
ro r.sd Ban Francl.-so-
Opened now September 30.1373.
NpSOtf eSO. THRAJJi.
* Proprietor.
METROPOLITAlSr
OMAHA , WEBR.
D. A. Van Hemee , Proprietor.
The Metropolitan Hotel ia centrally loca
ted , and is first cl 5E in eyery respect , hav
ing recently been entirely renovated. lh
I nblic will Cud it a comfortable and home-
.
Corur Htidolcfc-at- Fifth-Av. ,
omae.0 c
. -Jt
j g---1 - *
j * 3 ? ? z * = ? JSl\- \ > -
" * , -
i ? *
" " * * *
PRICZS REDUCED TO
and $2.59 Per Dav.
Located in the Business Centre.
Convenient to all places of nmnfomeni
Elegantly furnished , containing alt modem
mrroveznonU. pasgeneer elevator. Ac.
J. fl. CUS1MINQS. Propnrtor.
0. F. UILL. Chief Clerk ( late of Hanlt
NATIONAL HOTEL
,
J. A. FEDEWA , Proprietor.
Cor. 7th and P streets. IINCOLN , NEB.
GOOD STABLES and STOCK YARDS
For tha accommodation 01 the Travelling
Public.
TBRMS. Two Meals and Lcdrinjr. 75ct .
Single Steals , 2S cents ; Lodging without
uoali. 25 cents ; Two horse stabled and
furnished all feed. SI ; Two hours furnished
hay and stabling. 35 cents.
GIVE MB A CALL AND SEE FOB YOTJS-
BKLV. tngSd tf
TOWNSON HOUSE
Salt Ziuke City. U : T.
ff. Towss > ® a\ Frop'r.
myl6d3mo
United 6tatsa Hotel ,
BEAvII STKEKT.nOSTOH.
OppoAlte Boston and Albany H. R. depit. )
BARNES. QILL & CC. , Praps.
jrd'B Znnxt of Lfr restores man
hood cad the vizor of youth to tha most
chattered constitution in fonr weeks , from
whatever caosa arising. Failur * impossible.
This life-restoring remedy ahculd be taken
by all abont to marry , or who have become
weakened from excess or any other csufte.
Success in every eata is as certain as It
is that water will nueneh thirst. $3 i er osjio.
Sole Agent. Dr. JOe , JACQUES. 7 Univer
sity PUoe , New York. Druguists Supplied.
JnlyT dtt
CARPETS.
. . . .
' - - g.Tgirg.'r- - - jr
249 Douglat-Si. . OUA&Z. 323.
novllditwlr
SCAL.K.S.
DOW5 "VTITH HIGH PEICE8 !
Uliicago cale Co. ,
68 & 70 West Monroe St. ,
II ! .
*
_ -f
' * -
Four ton hay scales , 560 ; old price.
ill other sizes at a great reenction. AI
icnUs warranted. Seni for circular
) rice lit.
lit.A
/A MAN OF A
* COHSUMPT1VE
ff nn * no-l7 expected frn < n Cobja puon , m' ' *
ff txi Uif Q fullnl , tad Dr. H. Jaaei > i urrlnci
viaf , bo ae-ldeaUlTv tna a a rrparBtlc& of I * ftu
' irap tch ! enrxl W > CDcLlld. ! . tai cor\m ttl ,
p fr ca receipt of tTO ittzne to vJ
- il'o earn mitt twMts. n uwa t tt it
d UI bmX frnh e-14 In twintr fottr heart. J
Addro , CR-XniKKK & CO. . ff
,02 Beoi Bt. . rnlli. , naming thl * raptr. If
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANT *
D Whitney. _ _ H. O. dart- 8. B ns rmm
WHITNEY , CLARK & CQ ,
Western Agents of ihe Pioneer Tobacco Company.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
( AGSNTS DUPORT POWDES COMPANY. )
Ko. S4.7 X > oiitlut4 Strowt.
L , NEBRASKA.
J CJ Tff U E * r T5 ? P ' H
i > , T.-EiJgjJrt WA oc ww j
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ALL CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTESTICST
Ordera from the country promptly filled , ConjUntly on haul , a choice lotol treea
finite , meh aa applet , pears. &o. , alto poultry , lire or drwsed.
ap25-tf No. 191 Farnlmia Btroet. Betve a llth and 12th.
COAI. DEAI-KKS.
Pratt & Towle
01 AJTTHBACITS A3H ) BITU3OTOUS
OITIOZ 808 Thirteenth-St. . Omaha. Kab.
MAKE OTJK PERBON8 AND OUit HOMES ATTRACTIVE.
A.domizia : Wondosr of tlio World. Harmless. Easily
-A.pz > lled , and -tin'ootl-vo-
Brazilian ToUHtni Improve. arichej , and beautifies comploslcn . . _ 5s .
f'zatiful Brarilian BrilHanl 'I nta.pOHden.coolt.beuutifiet face end arrsg 2io
Ssxirkliiij Braiilin * Brilliant Cleans , beautifies and p ttrrf the teetb _ . 22o
Braiilian Ettrtfndor yiesns the head and hair and cures dandruff . . - _ _ . . . . _ .
-3Cb
Brilliant Laundry Soap "llie Queen of the LVuudry"- . . . . - - . . . . . . -IQa
. Bratilia * Urtlltant GTM ! permanent polish to jpwelry. metala acd ! - _ . . . _ . . . :
Bran/inn Oil Poliih Renews and beautified furniture ana all wood wok 2Ss
Bratilia * &if-J ting _ jSotw Pcliti KicnUin time , neatco' snd beuly. . _ _ _ 10i
Brasilia * Impfrial Littiamt-j for accidonf. emer eneici. and all csie ( of print
and aches. Warranted nncQnal'ed. and thonld be within immediate reach of every tan
woman and child , 2550e. For further particulars rtgfcr.llnr these truly eV.raorJiisry
aniclei. obtain free from your dealer our ttrenty-psge pamphlet , or addieu
: pD febSBru BRAZILIAN BRiLlhNI CO. , 44 like Street , CVrcajo.
. JBeelier
K2BRASKA
tMarulelliiisitellfli
IHalari in MosnmcnU. Head Btoae * . gntef. Furniture WorJr. Floaters' Eltbf ,
tc. Scotch Hranlta Monument' imported. Marble , Elate and Iron Mantles alwayt on
hand. Superior Materials and Mechanical finish guaranteed. Deaignt and prieea fax ;
nlgaodfre * ofcharja. Ordert by mail Till receive prompt tttention.
Bt Boor test of
OMAHA NEBRASKA.
< - 8epU4
CHICAGO SHOT TOW3R COMPANY
MANDPAOTDBEBS OF
\
wp-l - i mffjKS
Lead Pipe , Sheet & Bar Lead ,
Blocls Tin , Pipe and bolder ,
LINSEED OIL AND OIL CAKE
,
oKixibjiw soxiciTJtjs > . *
70 North CliatcnSt. , CMcs o.
au 22 wed in men AT ? lir
FOR TE :
LAUNDRY
OR
TOILET.
Is KQUAZ , to VThtUs CaatDe Soap , flrr It Ii made of PURE VCCinr nti : OTLK , and rnr ti
ume procsfis , wUch retains I1 the natural tteallng qualltl of tbn tila. It cwta SO riC'Cll
iECUl eTtha toportcd orUclo tnat It te rapidly coming Into general 1'ou'CJ'aM use. Tnf nwor
Cnixw "T8 Is oondemD * . ' &y i"nrslcian8 03 liable to prwluco skln V"a3tt < . The lcr
T > t \ 3 fkittp.r D < 3rr Itn UM9 p rfortl riHrmlc&K * 21ade only by PJUM'
LEOAL NOTICES.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.
Notice ia hereby givn ( bat a chattel
rcortgags blaring date the'1th dav of Jan
uary , A. P. 1878. nd ere nted oy J. D.
Howard A Company to Caldwell , Hamilton
& Company , to recure the pavnent of cer
tain promifory note for the mm o' tto hun-
drtsl fifty-six dollars end raventy-fiTe rests
( $2M.75i. pcyblB in thirty days from d te ,
Decercbfr27th , 1877. bearing interest at Ibo
rate of tvelre per nt per annnm frrtn
maturity until paid ; and pnyaMe at the
Banking Rouse of Otldvelt. Hamilton .
Co. , at "raaha. Nebraska , snd which eaid
mortgage w.ij.filed in tne cffl * ot the eoun *
ty clerk of Douglas ounty. &t t of N'ebran
ka , GTS the llth day of Joaa ry. A. D. 1678 ;
atY o'clcci. a. m. . and np/ra which
mortgage .here ii dne at the time of the
first pnhlleation of this notlea , on this "Sth
d y of February. J878. ths mm of tro hun
dred ntty-rix and 78.101 ( ? r 73) dolU-- . .
and Interest from Jaruiry 30th , 1673 , at W
per cent , per annum , and by which mort
gage the following described property to-
wit :
One pair of Fairbanks' dairy scales , ono
truck , one office dejk. one galvanized iron
heater , three patent butter workers , one
waterpiro with ecc s and tank , one refrig
erator complete , one and one half barrels
imported salt , two mixing trays for workIng -
Ing bntteona Glob * henti'g stove , ona
iron force pomn. two iheds lumber , eta. :
one drum and tips , one heatinir stove , ona
egg and poultry pres. one offica upright
desk. rer nty-siz return baitartnh * . seven
ty-nine egg crate * were mortgaged to said
Cald'oll , Hamilton i Onrapany , to seeura
the sum nf money mentioned therin and
hereinbefore set forth , will to foreclosed by
the tale of f aid p op rty at public anetion.
at the building Number 181 Harnny Efeet.
formerly occupied by s'ld J. U. Howard tc
Co. . in the city of Omha , in said county
and State on the 12h day < f March. A. II.
1878. between the hour * of W o'clock , ft m.
and 4 o'clock p. m-of said day. ad e * > n-
tinue from day lo day , between those hours
until inch 1 shall be eomiletcd.
CALDWELL. HAMILTON * co.
df l > 18
COBPOHATION NOTICE.
In accordance with the lawn cf the State
of NebrJpV * notio * ii hereby civen of t > "e
Incnrpora-lon of the Omaha PnblUhing Co.
as follows to wit :
Kirit Then mo of the said Corporation is
and shall be tha < miha Publishing Oo.
Bacond Thfl principal place of transact
ing the busies' of tai i Corporation shall ba
the city of Omaha , Donglai Oonat/ . Neb
raska.
Third 1 ha general nature of the business
to ba transacted by tald Curporatlon bnll
be to print acd publish Daily. Semi Week
ly. Trt Weekly and Weekly New- Papers ;
do Eeneral Job Printing. Book Minting.
Book Pub'.Ifhinr Lithograrhing. Stereo
typing. Eloctrotrpinirand purcbns ntr and
gelling Printing Machinery. Printing Mate
rials. PrlntingSto k , and Newspaperiran-
ehise.
Fourth The amount of capital stock of
raid Cor.'i-at'Dn an ho-ized shall be ono
hundred then and dollars , diviied into
chares of two hundred and fifty dollars each
Ytlilea shall be paid In at the times and on
condition ; M follow * , to-wit ! In nuch man
ner as tto Beard of Dire"tor shsll require ,
but no charn shall be od ! frr les than two
handted and fifty dollar. , the same to be
transferable in rnch a manner as may be
provided h ? tha By-L w .
Fifth The time of commencement shall
ba tbe 15th day ofJanuaiy. A. D. 1S3. ; and
the time of termination of siid Corporation
shall ba thalMh day of January. A.D. | 19.fl.
unieu renewed or dif solved ricnerb ; a vote
of two thirds rf the capital ftoak thereof.
Eiith Ihehighe t amount of indebtei-
ness orlisblllty to which said Corporation
is at any tira * to subject Itself shall not ex
ceed twenty UTS bund'ed dollars , and no
booilol or mortgage indebtedness shall erer
be contracted fcy id Corncratt' < n ,
Ccrenth 3he oncers of said Corporation
shall be a rreoident who shall also bs man
aging editor : o , Treasurer and a Sccra'ary ,
who ibcli b ? choitu by the Board of JDireo *
tr.ta iu TUCO. minnerand pe form inch du
ties a > the By-Lawi of'iM Corporation may
preacnba. the Poard of Directors to b4 fire
in nnmbtr. nd who shall conduct tbe bati *
neig and affair ; of said Corporation.
By order of thn Board of Director" :
E. KOSEWATJSR. P * L
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP. ,
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Attornrjl , ftfce opponle Covri fibvn.
LEGAL
In the District Court for Dourfu County ,
Krbraska.
In the maKter of the estate of Philander F.
Reed , deceased , Pieeent. IJcD. Jarnei W
6av ge. Indge at chambers. February 2nd.
A D..isra.
It appearing by tbe petition of Fyroa
Reed , aantnimatcrof the estate of raid dc-
ceated. that there 'snot inCcient p nr < n >
estate to pay tbe rfebt ! cuUtaadlz ? aiaintt
taid deceaied. taxes and other expsE&ea of
aUmintetration. and thrit it is necessary to
tall tbe real tttate of taid deceased for each
.
It ir ordered that the helra at law. end all
other pertons inUresIed in said estate , do
appear before sail Jndge. at the court rooa
In the court boutc of said county , in Cnia-
na Nehraekn. on the 16th day nf If arch ,
A.D. 1573. at 9 o'clock a. in. en J jhow canta
if any there b . whf a license hcald = ot ba
granted to raid administrator to fallrsjd
real estate as in seU reti'.i a rr&yii :
And it Is further ordered , thnt th'c ord T
to show causes be published fonr constcu-
tivo weeko in the Omaha Week'y Bee. a
newsparer In laid cncaty-t revioas to said
day of hearing. JAB. W. S * V IE.
Jud cf District Court , 3rd JnaleUl Dis
trict of Nebrosku.
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Or Sugar-coat * * , Concentrated. B ot
and Herbal Juice , AnJl-nilIotri
Grannies. THK"I.XTriJB GIAXT"
CATILIHTIC , cr naltaxa In Parra
Physic.
The naveltr of m ! rn MedlaU. QtomlcjU. and
Pbarcuraotfcal aelencfl. So lue or any tonjnr
taldcg tiia Ura , rfpiil.lrs , and BAOVXRU pill * ,
vmotfr\ cheap , crada. and buUr Inrrwll-
enuwben tro can. ba careful application of
chemical irtmoe , extnet all the caliLlrtM mid
other ranllclcAl proprtl < from the mott ralii-
We roou ao < l hcrtH. and mnecntrate Lbtm Into
a tn'.nnt Gnnnl , icareely larger titan
mnotard o d. Ut exn U > readtly ( waUoired
by Lhowj of tbe mo t cn lttT8 etnmacfc5 am ! f& -
UJIoui Uutec tiuhlittqKan.-JftTe Pellet
reprc < enu. In a piotcoar r.trne < 5 form , u mnea
caibanio p-iin-r a I * embodied In any of th
l.irire pUla fitind for tale In droy hop * . Froa
ther ! ( n < ! crtul osUsi-tto power. In comparison
to Lhclr iUo , jxwple Mho tutr * DOC tried them ar
apt to tn y e u-Jit fiey are tiana or dtantla tn
elect : but stKSlsnot ualltheea , lhediirerant
Bctlro isodlclnal prtrc'ple * of which tboy are
coopofiod belD ? ro harmonirad and modlflod ,
one by the olfc'-s M to pm&ned a xntxt
fcrarcblnjr and tboroagh , yet ffeutly
and Uludiy op ratlU2 , catliurtlc.
8500 Ilownril ' < uereby offered by tha pro-
prlrlnr of tl.o PC .eu , to any chemljt who ,
up. 3 Azaijtif , wtt S .d In them any calomel or
other forms of mercury , mineral jwijun , or In-
jarlou drug.
Helnsr entirely vegetable , no particular
care i * re < iulrel " l. . * tuing thosx. Tneyo ( > er-
BV9 without dl : urtuirc0 to us coniUtution. diet ,
or occupation , for Jaandlce. Ileadnrho ,
Couxtlpatlon , Impure Eloort , Pain
in tbe Mlionlder , Tlgblne a of tbo
Cbe t , Ulzzluea. , Soar Ernctatloii *
from Ibe Moninch. Bud taste In tbe
moatn , Btlloaa : isckis Pain In re *
of lilJucf" , luteriial ferrr ,
touted feellllgabont Atoni cb iuih
of Blood tolead , Hlzb-tolorsd
Crln" , Ctidocla'jlllty and Gloomy
ForebodlUK * ] u-o Dr. Pierre' * flea-
ant Purgative Pdllcu. In xplanatlonof
the remeJLa power of mr PurpulTe PelleU
-rer tn great a rariety of Alsftiet. I wlib to ay
Jiat tbelr action npon tfao animal
economy ! nnl .ermal , not a eland or
tlMine eacaplnir tbelr anailve 1m-
preiu. Aa do < net Impair the properUe * o *
ItieM Pellet * . Tb y am iaw-co t d andJn-
rlo-J la g'J. bnt'le * . ther ! nrrob. belogtherj-
by prwertwl oatmpt.r l fora"y l nzth of tlm .
la iiy t-jzue , * o that th T are alvnr * toub
and relUWo-ThlJi ti not ihe ca e with the a
pUU which are put op tn chrapwoaiw pi
vaef Va boxei. l oollcct tn.1 for all dl -
txaUve , Alteratlro. or
LSe * where a Z
pnTsatlve , u In-Heated , th o Ilule Pilleu
Trtll Sire Uuj nvwt p .toct aU < feUoa J ) aU who
UM tLcI
Tbey ore I jld by all Dro jUU r
? i cents a bottle.